[00:00] <GartimusPrime> oh well thanks for the help
[00:00] <Jordan_U> OpenSorce: For steam on Ubuntu, #ubuntu-steam.
[00:00] <recover_ext4> Data lost during an automated backup I had setup; files were all in the default user directory and sub-directories.
[00:00] <genii-around> OpenSorce: #ubuntu-steam   ... if you're one of the people previewing it
[00:00] <OpenSorce> Jordan_U, genii-around thanks :-)
[00:00] <GartimusPrime> no other fix for black screen with only mouse pointer?
[00:01] <Jordan_U> recover_ext4: Lost how though? Were they accidentily overwritten? Was the filesystem corrupted? Was the partition table corrupted?
[00:01] <GartimusPrime> or go down to 12.04?
[00:01] <Jordan_U> OpenSorce: You're welcome.
[00:02] <Dogget> Just installed 12.10 and trying to find the best driver for my ati 7850, any help more than welcome
[00:02] <Jordan_U> BlackScreen: It's probably easier to just select the correct drive manually from your firmware menus once, then once Ubuntu is booted run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc" to install grub's boot sector to both drives (and configure the grub-pc package to do so whenever grub is upgraded).
[00:03] <BlackScreen> Jordan_U: firmware menus meaning? sorry, not very used to this
[00:03] <recover_ext4> Automated backup was running, then there was the auto update which started. After backup was complete, I let the auto update do the partial upgrade which it prompted for. Then I restarted the computer, safely removed the extra hdd, and continued the partial upgrade.
[00:04] <recover_ext4> The partial upgrade messed up the operating system, and I had to reinstall it. What I realised later was the backup files were also corrupt.
[00:05] <recover_ext4> Therefore, I need to find a way to get my files back.
[00:05] <recover_ext4> I've tried photorec, and many other tools.
[00:05] <Dogget> Need help installing the best ATI drivers on ubuntu when using a 7850 card? So far no success
[00:06] <recover_ext4> I have no idea how all that story is of any use, but thats how the data was lost.
[00:07] <Jordan_U> recover_ext4: Then it sounds like the files were overwritten, which means that http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel might help, though I don't know to what extent it supports ext4.
[00:07] <recover_ext4> It didn't work for ext4, already tried it.
[00:09] <darkhalo117> Trying to edit the grub2 configuration to boot to win xp by default but when I run gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst it shows up blank. Ideas?
[00:09] <recover_ext4> Photorec is the only tool I tried, which actually recovered anything, but files it recovered were from many formats ago. They were all from ext3, FAT32 and NTFS.
[00:10] <bazhang> !grub2 | darkhalo117
[00:10] <bazhang> there's no menu.lst in grub2 darkhalo117 , check the wiki above
[00:11] <JuJuBee> Anybody use a Sansa Fuze MP3 player?  Need help with managing music.  Specifically with playlists
[00:11] <bazhang> JuJuBee, with which software player
[00:12] <darkhalo117> Ok I'll read through this wiki but it looks to be the same info I've been getting through google. If I have further issues I'll be back. Thank you.
[00:12] <JuJuBee> bazhang: using rhythmbox currently, but will switch if I find one that works better with device
[00:13] <bazhang> JuJuBee, how many songs/albums are we talking about; roughly
[00:13] <JuJuBee> I have over 50G or music, but the device is only 16G
[00:14] <bazhang> JuJuBee, I've always had great success with Banshee and playlists , the Sansa should be well supported in that respect
[00:14] <JuJuBee> bazhang: want to transfer certain playlists to the device and maybe some other artists
[00:14] <JuJuBee> I never used banshee
[00:14] <bazhang> JuJuBee, although this was with iPods of various generations, not Sansa
[00:15] <JuJuBee> A friend tried banshee with his 80G classic iPod and it didn't seem to work.
[00:15] <JuJuBee> I use RB for my iPod
[00:23] <r33P33r> keya
[00:26] <xpoqz> Hi, having problems, my keyboard settings is set to Norwegian as far as I can see, however it's really still english..
[00:26] <xpoqz> fresh install, /etc/default/keyboard XKBLAYOUT os set tp
[00:27] <xpoqz> set to 'no'
[00:27] <xpoqz> for norwegian..
[00:28] <xpoqz> also the ubuntu gui keyboard program shows Norwegian..
[00:32] <anon2012> ce qualche italiano
[00:32] <bug-traq> xpogz: are you wanting to keep english or what ???
[00:32] <kakkin> haha
[00:32] <xpoqz> bug-traq, I do not want to keep english keyboard layout, I want Norwegian
[00:33] <xpoqz> and it is set to Norwegian but it's still not really the Norwegian layout..
[00:33] <bug-traq> xpoqs: ok
[00:33] <DrManhattan> how do I start gnome from the console?
[00:34] <Riberty> what is the best program to access/retrieeve files on a linux parition on windows?
[00:34] <DrManhattan> startx just gives me a background screen and a cursor
[00:35] <bug-traq> xpoqz: try this script in terminal   --->  sudo setxkbmap -option grp:alt_shift_toggle no,ru
[00:36] <xpoqz> bug-traq, that gives me the Norwegian layout indeed, however it doesn't quite make sense to me that one
[00:37] <xpoqz> thanks though :)
[00:37] <bug-traq> xpoqz: anytime , it may be a bug ???
[00:37] <xpoqz> hmm, perhaps
[00:37] <bug-traq> ??
[00:38] <bug-traq> xpoqz:  there always has to be a ginea pig for any bugs , you may be the 1 for that bug     lol
[00:38] <xpoqz> heh
[00:40] <w0rm-_x> m
[00:41] <noneya> Can anyone give me some ideas on how to convert an file in xml
[00:41] <noneya> to sql that is?
[00:41] <noneya> Any software? I am not a programmer but am not afraid to learn to. Any pointers?
[00:41] <bug-traq> DrManhattan,  type this in terminal for gnome
[00:41] <bug-traq> gdm
[00:42] <blackshirt> wiw
[00:43] <bug-traq> noneya,  from xml to sql ???
[00:43] <blackshirt> noneya, do you want learn programming ?
[00:43] <bekks> noneya: You have to create a xslt as well, to tell "xml" about what to do with which content.
[00:43] <DrManhattan> bug-traq, im on 12.04 - its lightdm but thank you nonetheless :)
[00:43] <noneya> bug-traq: Yes from xml to sql.
[00:44] <noneya> blackshirt: If that is what it takes I will learn to program.
[00:44] <bekks> noneya: Thats nothing about programming.
[00:44] <tuxillo> hi
[00:44] <tuxillo> can somebody point me to an IRC channel where I can find some devs?
[00:44] <bekks> noneya: Thats just something about knowing on which content you have and what you want to do with it exactly, in SQL.
[00:45] <bekks> noneya: Most likely, you just want some sophisticated sed/awk approach.
[00:45] <noneya> I want to convert this to XML http://sspc-website.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/include/bibles/kjv.xml
[00:45] <noneya> Or to SQL I mean.
[00:46] <bekks> noneya: ...into what? Do you have a database scheme, and a table layout already?
[00:46] <noneya> bekks: Yes, I am learning SQL at the moment (HSQL).
[00:46] <bekks> noneya: HSQL is a plague.
[00:46] <noneya> bekks: Why?
[00:46] <bug-traq> noneya: are you running windows or linux ???
[00:47] <noneya> bug-traq: Linux
[00:47] <bekks> noneya: Because it is a stripped-off, changed randomly, approach of the SQL standard.
[00:47] <noneya> bekks: Any better ideas?
[00:47] <xevwork> When is rc.local run during the boot process? Should networking and filesystems all be online at that point?
[00:47] <bekks> noneya: Not without knowing what your goal is, actually.
[00:48] <rosevp> can someone help with xming -> xdm?
[00:48] <noneya> So what is this XSLT going to do for me?
[00:48] <bekks> xevwork: rc.local is run as the last script when booting, and the first one when shutting your box off.
[00:48] <bug-traq> noneya : is it for a server ???
[00:48] <noneya> bug-traq: Negative.
[00:48] <bekks> noneya: XSLT will tell your XML whats the meaning of your XML content, how it is going to be translated into SQL element content, etc.
[00:49] <dr_willis> its ran on shutdown? never notced that.
[00:49] <rosevp> everything is steup but wireshark shows xdm from server is sending magic-cookie-
[00:49] <noneya> bekks: Do you have any good lins for an intro for me?
[00:49] <bekks> dr_willis: Actually it is, most likely no one knows :D
[00:49] <rosevp> I thought magic-cooke isn't sent with xdm
[00:49] <noneya> bekks: I meant "links"
[00:50] <bug-traq> noneya: i did find a wiki about it  here is the link instead of trying to type it or copy and paste it to you   ---->  http://www.ehow.com/how_7573270_convert-xml-sql-database-ubuntu.html
[00:50] <bekks> noneya: Start here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSL_Transformation
[00:51] <noneya> bug-traq bekks I will give them a look. Thanks.
[00:52] <rosevp> any suggestion on xming/xdm?
[00:53] <bug-traq> noneya: ok it explains everything
[00:53] <noneya> bug-traq: Alright, thanks.
[00:57] <bekks> rosevp: Whats wrong with that?
[00:58] <Smedles> hi all - any way of controlling which serial port a usb-serial adapter gets? I have an ftdi adapter for solar monitoring, and a pl2303 for household energy consumption monitoring - they do not consistently get allocated ttyUSB0 and ttyUSB1 - it seems somewhat random
[00:59] <Smedles> so then the monitoring apps don't start correctly. only an issue on a reboot, which is rare, but still a pita
[00:59] <bekks> Smedles: You could create a udev rule for those devices.
[00:59] <dr_willis> Smedles: custom udev rules
[00:59] <Smedles> any docs on that?
[00:59] <dr_willis> !udev
[00:59] <Smedles> sounds like just what I need :)
[01:00] <dr_willis> one of those areas ive never mssed with..
[01:00] <Smedles> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7986034/linux-how-to-force-a-usb-device-to-use-the-same-ttyusb-number
[01:01] <Smedles> knew there had to be a way :)
[01:03] <Smedles> sounds like I can create /dev/ttyusbsolar and /dev/ttyusbcurrentcost :)\
[01:04] <skutr34> Hey. How can I ensure that proprietary graphics drivers are installed on my fresh install of 12.10?
[01:06] <skutr34> Does anyone know how I can ensure that proprietary graphics card drivers are installed on my new 12.10 installation?
[01:07] <betz> Hey! I try to cp a folder to a mounted external hd, but after a minute the hd gets unmounted and i get 'Input/output error'. Someone knows how this comes? Is this a bad HD?
[01:09] <rosevp> hi bekks - been having troulbe with connecting to win 7 (Xming) to xdm (ubuntu)
[01:09] <bug-traq> skutr34: what kind of graphics you using  ati or nvidia
[01:12] <Adam2_> This may sound like a strange question, but what command can I use to open the Ubuntu Network Manager?
[01:12] <bixit> I'm now finding one part of the window x system extremely slow after fresh install - seems like it has problems when dragging windows around
[01:12] <xomniverse> when I launch Banshee, it immediately closes itself unless I launch it with sudo in the terminal
[01:13] <xomniverse> in the terminal, if I don't use "sudo" it says "[ERROR] FATAL UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: GLib.GException: Can't recursively copy directory
[01:13] <xomniverse> "
[01:13] <bixit> tried to remove vsync from the compiz settings but that didn't help
[01:13] <xangua> xomniverse: well looks like we know why now :) - I launch it with sudo in the terminal
[01:14] <xomniverse> I'd prefer not to do that consistently; is there a file permission or something I can alter to fix it?
[01:15] <escott> xomniverse, you need to sudo chown -r user:group the folder with all your music
[01:15] <rosevp> can someone assist in xming -> xdm?
[01:15] <rosevp> having issues connecting
[01:15] <xomniverse> escott: it said invalid option r when I did that
[01:16] <mojo1> question:  does anyone know what putting the directive "start" at the end of a bash command line does?  my boss found it in some bash scripts for an automation / testing system we use and we can't figure out what it does
[01:16] <escott> xomniverse, -R
[01:16] <almoxarife> does lxde need gvfs to operate correctly?
[01:16] <escott> mojo1, example?
[01:17] <xomniverse> how do I know what group I am in?
[01:17] <escott> xomniverse, id or groups
[01:18] <jrib> mojo1: give an example...
[01:18] <yhusha_> so this is the string thats being an issue just did: sudo mount /casper/filesystem.squashfs /mnt
[01:18] <yhusha_>  followed by: sudo mkdir /casper/chroot followed by: sudo rsync -ax /mnt/. /casper/chroot/.
[01:18] <rosevp> why is xdm sending magic-cookie-
[01:18] <Adam2_> mojo1: If it's an init script, it just tells the specific system to start. It's some sort of standard argument or something.
[01:18] <yhusha_> but the last line didnt seem to do what it was supposed to
[01:18] <rosevp> I send x -query remote ip and xdm sends back magic-cookie.  is this correct?
[01:19] <xomniverse> ok so I ran the following command
[01:19] <Adam2_> This may sound like a strange question, but what command can I use to open the Ubuntu Network Manager?
[01:19] <xomniverse> sudo chown -R xomniverse:xomniverse /home/xomniverse/Music
[01:19] <mojo1> i don't think it is an init script.  my boss would know that.  it is given on the command line that launches the script ... space, "start" at the end... but it does not appear to be an argument as he said he didn't find anywhere in the script that it looked at args.  I unfortunately don't have the script to look at.  he threw the question out there and said the first one to figure it out gets a mexican coke.  (real sugar).  ;-)
[01:20] <xomniverse> and it seemed to work
[01:20] <xomniverse> but still getting the same issuie
[01:20] <xomniverse> in Banshee
[01:20] <FloodBot1> xomniverse: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:20] <yhusha_> is there a way to make an imaginary cdrom to run these codes as is in the tutorial
[01:20] <yhusha_> that calls for use of cdrom iso
[01:20] <xomniverse> would the fact that my music folder is a symlink cause issues with Banshee?
[01:21] <yhusha_> like maybe create a directory in media thats called cdrom
[01:21] <duarteper> hello
[01:21] <yhusha_> anybody think that would work
[01:21] <yhusha_> in /media
[01:21] <escott> mojo1, without any parsed character like ' ` ; " | > before that the shell just passes that as an argument to the command. my guess is this is dailywtf worthy in that a previous coder thought you needed to start every command
[01:22] <mojo1> lol @escot
[01:22] <mojo1> thanks escott & all... you may be right.  he could not determine that it made any difference when run.
[01:22] <haylo> so whats with ubuntu-live being ivite only ?
[01:23] <haylo> i would like to be able to keep track of live build in bot ubuntu and debian  :P
[01:23] <mojo1> it is part of an hp automation system for automated testing of applications.
[01:23] <Adam2_> yhusha_: If you just do "sudo mount </path/to/your.iso> /mount/cdrom" it should work.
[01:23] <yhusha_> this is what the task is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM but without a cdrom as is apparently used in the guide
[01:24] <yhusha_> well this is the code and its not making sense: sudo mount -o loop -t squashfs /casper/filesystem.squashfs /mnt
[01:25] <yhusha_> why the first instance of squashfs after loop -t
[01:25] <Dougie187> When something causes a crash, and ubuntu tries to generate a bug report, does it also take a memory dump? or just a stack trace?
[01:25] <haylo> yhusha_: you are trying to alter the contents of the squasjfs ?
[01:25] <haylo> you are mounting it wrong :P
[01:25] <yhusha_> yea
[01:25] <yhusha_> no\
[01:25] <yhusha_> other files
[01:25] <haylo> mount it at byte number 512
[01:25] <haylo> that will get what you want
[01:25] <xomniverse> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1401028/ This is what Banshee says in terminal when I run it without sudo. It's very cryptic
[01:26] <yhusha_> its right here
[01:26] <yhusha_> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM
[01:27] <haylo> yhusha_: its easier to boot to ram than this though for a live cd
[01:27] <haylo> look at boot parameter   "toram"
[01:27] <haylo> im not sure if its bugged. but that is supposed to copy the whole filesystem to ram at boot
[01:27] <yhusha_> yes but this would make it so the system after install boots these certain things to ram every time right'
[01:27] <haylo> man live-boot
[01:27] <Smedles> bekks / dr_willis: thanks guys - I found http://hintshop.ludvig.co.nz/show/persistent-names-usb-serial-devices/ and have it setup now :)
[01:28] <almoxarife> xomniverse: tried this? create Podcasts directory in user home directory.
[01:29] <xomniverse> holy crap that worked
[01:29] <xomniverse> TY SO MUCH! :)
[01:29] <almoxarife> xomniverse: google buddy, its magical like that
[01:29] <xomniverse> I tried google, maybe I just googled the wrong thing
[01:30] <almoxarife> xomniverse: google the complete error, it helps
[01:30] <almoxarife> xomniverse: and the first place to look is 'bug' usually
[01:31] <xomniverse> noted, thanks :)
[01:31] <almoxarife> xomniverse: :)
[01:37] <almoxarife> so, how do i rightclick on a tablet running lxde?
[01:40] <bodhi> good morning,
[01:40] <abdostar> can someone help me to setup port forward to my new ubuntu server
[01:44] <lucid> abdostar: what version are you running of ubuntu ??
[01:44] <abdostar> lucid: 10.12
[01:45] <Daekdroom> abdostar, I don't think that exists.
[01:45] <lucid> abdostar: cool i love lucid , best version there was
[01:45] <abdostar> Daekdroom: 12.04
[01:46] <abdostar> im running 12.04
[01:46] <wangzh> i'm running 12.04
[01:48] <lucid> abdostar: lol yeah it doesnt exist
[01:48] <JuJuBee> abdostar: did you set up iptables yet?
[01:49] <abdostar> JuJuBee: no, I just installed phpadmin, webmin, python ....
[01:49] <JuJuBee> abdostar: ok, I use webmin to manage a server also. Did you set up ipforwarding?
[01:52] <abdostar> JuJuBee: not yet, is this a thing I should do in webmin, or the router?
[01:52] <JuJuBee> abdostar: edit /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward  and change the 0 to a 1
[01:53] <JuJuBee> abdostar: also edit /etc/sysctl.conf and look for # Uncomment the next line to enable packet forwarding for IPv4
[01:55] <tizz> greetinsg
[01:55] <tizz> greetings even
[01:56] <tizz> i seek knowledge, i look to create a short cut to a shell script (pokemmo.sh) taht is pinned to my unity launcher side thing in ubuntu 12.10
[01:56] <tizz> is there anyone that might assist me in this goal?
[01:56] <dfgas-cr48> how do i locate a file?
[01:57] <jrib> dfgas-cr48: what do you know about the file?
[01:57] <JuJuBee> abdostar: here is a guide to iptables...  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[01:58] <delac> dfgas-cr48: gnome-search-tool might be one option
[01:58] <bobweaver> tizz,  I can help with that
[01:58] <abdostar> JuJuBee: which line do i have to uncomment?
[01:58] <Bustacap> I'm having trouble getting a hard drive to mount, can someone help me :/
[01:59] <ghost20121221> let me guess, a seagate hd?
[01:59] <JuJuBee> abdostar: look for the one with net.ipv4.ip_forward
[01:59] <bobweaver> tizz,  mv the script to /usr/sbin  then make a desktop file , add a image for icon to /usr/share/pixmaps/ (for desktop file) then get fancy with it and add quicklist for options
[02:00] <bobweaver> tizz,  desktop files  are under /usr/share/applications/
[02:00] <tao> hi, i know i am not suppose to manually configure /etc/resolv.conf but it keeps on setting to <IP_ADDRESS> and i can't resolve any domain names after that.  I am trying to configure my graphics card drivers, and I am running aticonfig --initial, and it is not being understood. Does anyone know an alternative to this command?
[02:01] <JuJuBee> abdostar: I have a rule in my iptables script :  -A PREROUTING -d your.outside.ip.address/32 -i eth1 -p tcp -m tcp --dport someExternalPort -j DNAT --to-destination your.inside.ip.address:desiredPort
[02:01] <jrib> !resolv.conf | tao
[02:01] <KI4RO> What is making my screen go dark.  I've looked at all the monitor and screen settings and cannot find what is causing this to happen.
[02:01] <lexngton> to skut34 linux doesn't like ATI
[02:01] <lexngton> trust me i know
[02:02] <skutr34> lexngton: I know.
[02:02] <bobweaver> KI4RO,  you looked at battery settings ?
[02:02] <lexngton> ive always been an nvidia guy..first ATI video card i get and nothing but problems
[02:02] <KI4RO> bobweaver: Battery settings?  You mean power setup?
[02:02] <lexngton> plus its a laptop
[02:02] <abdostar> JuJuBee: do I have to install iptables? then edit?
[02:02] <JuJuBee> abdostar: yes, install iptables.
[02:03] <RickZilla> demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:03] <JuJuBee> abdostar: you can use webmin to manage iptables just fine.
[02:03] <skutr34> lexngton: I have never had a machine with an Nvidia card. I've always had ATI, and I haven't really had problems until the more recent versions Ubuntu...
[02:03] <abdostar> JuJuBee: iptables already installed, but I have no idea how to edit it
[02:03] <bobweaver> abdostar,  be careful with webmin
[02:04] <yeats> !webmin
[02:04] <lexngton> yeah i know..the old version of ubuntu/pinguy worked just fine with ati because my friend had one
[02:04] <lexngton> not sure why the new one has issues
[02:04] <lexngton> they are working it on though
[02:04] <skutr34> lexngton: Do you happen to know the alternative to the --initial parameter with aticonfig?
[02:04] <abdostar> bobweaver: :) my 2nd install today, after I missed up something with the 1st one
[02:04] <lexngton> honestly i gave up on that..i just use the default drivers...i gave up on installing ati drivers
[02:04] <skutr34> lexngton: And yeah. 10.10 was fantastic on my other machine using an ATI card
[02:05] <JuJuBee> abdostar: yeats:  I use it now and it does fine for what I use it for.  iptables mostly
[02:05] <JuJuBee> I just hate the syntax of iptables rules?
[02:05] <bobweaver> abdostar,  you are aware that there is a saying . give root permissions to user . what could go wrong ?
[02:05] <yeats> JuJuBee: check out ufw
[02:05] <abdostar> JuJuBee: where can i find iptables in webmin?
[02:05] <bobweaver> JuJuBee,  there is ipcop pfsense gufw ect
[02:06] <JuJuBee> yeats: what does United Farm Workers have to do with anything?  LOL
[02:06] <ScottNYC> where can I see a list of packages ubuntu comes with by default?
[02:06] <ScottNYC> comes pre-installed with*
[02:06] <bobweaver> ScottNYC,  depends
[02:06] <yeats> !ufw
[02:06] <JuJuBee> bobweaver: do these all manage iptables config?
[02:06] <bobweaver> because everyone gets different settings sometimes ScottNYC  but you can look at iso
[02:07] <bobweaver> JuJuBee,the ipcop pfsense do
[02:07] <ScottNYC> ok thx bobweaver
[02:07] <matej_> nvidia sucks
[02:07] <RickZilla> demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:07] <bobweaver> ScottNYC,  you can install a miniamal and run  dpkg-query -l     to see all packages installed
[02:07] <JuJuBee> bobweaver: yeats: will they try to overwrite my current config or just read it in and let me edit?
[02:08] <bobweaver> ScottNYC,  or you can extract image and look at the config there is a file can not remeber name
[02:08] <bobweaver> ScottNYC,  I will mount a img
[02:08] <yeats> JuJuBee: not sure - I would do backups of your rules, then experiment
[02:08] <JuJuBee> abdostar: looks like gufw is a gui front end for "uncomplicated firewall"   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW
[02:08] <ScottNYC> ok thx alot
[02:09] <JuJuBee> yeats: I do a nightly backup
[02:09] <yeats> JuJuBee: and ufw is a wrapper around iptables
[02:09] <JuJuBee> yeats: I am reading the docs now.  Looks cool.  I will give it a try.
[02:09] <bobweaver> There is shorewall for linux ?
[02:10] <bobweaver> er spelling *
[02:10] <bobweaver> shorewall*
[02:10] <Bustacap> Can someone help me with a problem mounting a hardrive?
[02:10] <bobweaver> !info shorewall
[02:11] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  what kinda harddrive ?
[02:11] <Bustacap> bobweaver: it's an ide through a usb adapter.
[02:11] <abdostar> JuJuBee: I guess I found it under networking/linux firewall
[02:11] <JuJuBee> yeats: I like that I can manage from a remote machine with webmin...
[02:11] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  is usb pluged in ?
[02:12] <JuJuBee> abdostar: yes
[02:12] <Bustacap> bobweaver: lol of course.
[02:12] <lucid> Bustacap,  what brand of harddrive ???
[02:12] <abdostar> JuJuBee: do i just enable it?
[02:12] <Bustacap> lucid: Seagate
[02:12] <RickZilla> demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:12] <JuJuBee> abdostar: yes
[02:13] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  plz install this package called "pastebinit"  the bot will tell you more about package. But after installed please run in terminal      " mount |pastebinit "  then give us the link that the terminal spits out
[02:13] <JuJuBee> abdostar: then you go about creating rules.  There are many tutorials on setting it up.  Depends on your needs...
[02:14] <bobweaver> !info pastebinit | Bustacap  install with software center or sudo apt-get -y install pastebinit thanks .
[02:14] <Bustacap> I already have pastebinit :P
[02:14] <bobweaver> ah sweet
[02:14] <Bustacap> http://pastebin.com/1DnznYyj
[02:14] <abdostar> JuJuBee: all i want to achieve now, is remotley access my server
[02:14] <bobweaver> so" mount " shows you all things that are mounted
[02:15] <Bustacap> Yup.
[02:15] <JuJuBee> abdostar: yes, but you don't want unwanted traffic to get in...
[02:15] <Bustacap> Shows my normal drive and my flash drive.
[02:15] <JuJuBee> Is your server connected to your ISP or is there another device in the way?
[02:15] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  " lsusb " shows the things that are attached to usb slots
[02:15] <Bustacap> Yup.
[02:15] <Bustacap> I was just gonna pastebin that for ya
[02:15] <bobweaver> Bustacap, mounting things to /media   or /mnt  is always a ok idea
[02:15] <abdostar> JuJuBee: yeah for sure, how can i set up the rule you sent me earlier
[02:15] <Bustacap> http://pastebin.com/6JPCqsUU
[02:16] <Bustacap> Bus 1 device 2
[02:16] <JuJuBee> abdostar can we PM this?
[02:16] <abdostar> JuJuBee: yeah, sure
[02:16] <bobweaver> Bustacap,   you can mount things with the command  mount <device you want to mount >    <place to mount to >
[02:17] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  you can also see the drive numbers that you want to use with  ^^^     "sudo fdisk -l "
[02:17] <lucid> Bustacap,  what errors is it giving you
[02:17] <ashleyludlow> brb
[02:17] <Bustacap> bobweaver: The problem is that I don't see it in fdisk.
[02:17] <bobweaver> Oo
[02:17] <RickZilla> demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:17] <Bustacap> http://pastebin.com/CDVdtYeR
[02:18] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  you see it in lsusb ?
[02:18] <Bustacap> Yep.
[02:18] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  what is /dev/sdi: ?
[02:19] <Bustacap> Flash drive.
[02:19] <jesusemelendezm> hey guys! I am here, any questions... let me know I am glad to help beginners guy to keep and maintain Ubuntu and Debian machines up and running!
[02:19] <lucid> Bustacap,  you may have to install seagate tools to get it recognized ???
[02:19] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  what about dmesg what does that say
[02:19] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  grep it out plz
[02:20] <Bustacap> Yep.
[02:20] <RickZilla> jesusmelendezm: demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:21] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  there is a light that is turning on when you are pluging into usb slot for frive or any thing like that . is it getting power in other words ?
[02:22] <Bustacap> bobweaver: dmesg http://pastebin.com/RMdkeC2c
[02:22] <Bustacap> bobweaver: it's getting power and the and it is turning on.
[02:22] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  unplug it and plug back in and run again plz
[02:23] <Bustacap> bobweaver: here it is again http://pastebin.com/BFL06kih
[02:24] <bobweaver> !bug 987993
[02:24] <yhusha_> so heres the thought remaster ubuntu to have a home partition on hdd then where as apps and system files are stored in root the idea would be to store all of them instead in a partition on/home making symbolic links to all these things and thus lighten the load of /root which would be configured to boot entirely from ram
[02:25] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  Realtek ?
[02:25] <yhusha_> testing ways to speed up the system on a 1gg ram 1666mhz cpu
[02:25] <tizz> bobweaver do scripts need to be in the usr/sbin folder?
[02:25] <RickZilla> demoing 12.10, when I open up firefox, LibreOffice, etc, I'm used to seeing another menu set at the top that I can access. Those seem to be gone in ubuntu 12.10, is there a different way to access those?
[02:25] <Bustacap> bobweaver: ?
[02:26] <mega1> i have server 10.04 and it wont connect to the internet it will ping anything on the network
[02:26] <tao> jrib, ok i read the links you provided basically my base file and head file has nothing in them, and they also said resolv.conf should point to <IP_ADDRESS> which is network-manager managed dnsmasq server to better handle VPN
[02:26] <bobweaver> to point to it in the desktop file and also to run it with out having to type its dir that it is under unless you have ~/bin ?
[02:26] <bobweaver> tizz,   ^^^
[02:26] <tao> jrib,  i am using TorGuard, basically when i connect through the VPN i can surf web fine but not when i disconnect it
[02:26] <lucid> mega1: are you on a laptop ???
[02:27] <tao> jrib
[02:27] <mega1> yes
[02:27] <tao> sorry  actually got to go, i will ask later
[02:27] <lucid> mega1: you probly need to enable wireless
[02:27] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  I am not sure at all
[02:27] <tizz> oh okay
[02:27] <mega1> the server is not a laptop
[02:28] <Bustacap> bobweaver: I know right. It's tricky :/
[02:28] <mega1> i can connect to it on my laptop
[02:28] <yhusha_> or /user
[02:28] <yhusha_> any critic
[02:28] <Bustacap> I just found a winblows tutorial to fix it, so I'm going to try that.
[02:28] <Bustacap> I'll be back :P
[02:28] <tizz> thx
[02:29] <bobweaver> Bustacap,  good luck I am sure that others might have something to say
[02:29] <Bustacap> Ty :P
[02:29] <driver_> irc://punch.dal.net:7000/wdtv
[02:46] <yhusha_> ok this thing is almost compiled but theres a possible problem in some code its pretty short.... http://pastebin.com/bPf5kLXC
[02:47] <Pantsman0> hiya all
[02:47] <Pantsman0> does anyone know how to edit the japanese kana keymap to include an extra key?
[02:48] <nolageek> can i ask here about creating/booting from a lubuntu live-usb
[02:48] <nolageek> ?
[02:49] <topper4125> !ask
[02:50] <nolageek> I've created the USB 3 times, checked the md5sum, etc... but whenever it starts I get dropped to a command prompt...  crunchbang seems to boot OK, but I much prefer lubuntu on my netbook
[02:51] <sab> Can someone tell me where the hardware manager is located in ubuntu - I want to enable a second GPU card with a second monitor attached to it
[02:54] <lucid> sab: you have to install gnome-device-manager
[02:55] <sab> lucid: thanks will do that
[02:55] <lucid> sab: then go to Applications – System Tools – device manager
[02:55] <lucid> sab: that will show you everything  you need
[02:56] <lucid> sab: anytime
[02:56] <mega1> can anyone help he get my server on the internet
[02:56] <lucid> sab: you can do it thru synaptic or in terminal
[02:58] <tieinv> Unable to locate package gnome-device-manager
[02:59] <sab> lucid: I can't find that package do you know what repo it is from?
[03:00] <alucardtnuoc> #archlinux
[03:01] <lucid> sab: no i dont really , i use lucid  and havent needed to see it
[03:01] <lucid> sab: try sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager
[03:02] <sab> lucid: i did and couldn't find it - also looking in synaptic right now - i will take a look at my sources list
[03:04] <tieinv> sab try network-manager-gnome
[03:04] <lucid> sab: i will look also
[03:04] <sab> tieinv: i can see that package
[03:05] <tieinv> oh sorry
[03:05] <tieinv> device
[03:06] <lucid> sab: in synaptic search for gnome-device-manager and it will bring it up
[03:06] <almoxarife> ok, so i got precise running on android, does what it would be expected to do, minus hitting a right click, thats still an issue, any thoughts, rightclick on an android-lxde via the lxde os?
[03:07] <almoxarife> lxde-buntu via the arm and some omap4 ppa
[03:07] <sab> lucid: its not there - this is a new install
[03:07] <sab> quantal
[03:08] <lucid> sab: do you have the software-center installed ????
[03:08] <sab> lucid: yes
[03:08] <sab> lucid: i have also got synaptic
[03:08] <lucid> sab: try a search for it in there  gnome-device-manager
[03:09] <topper4125> Launchpad says: There is no current release of this source package in The Quantal Quetzal. You can still report bugs, make translations, and so on, but they might not be used until the package is published.  about Gnome Device Manager
[03:10] <sab> lucid: it says no items match "gnome-device"  .... it didnt even let me finish typing
[03:10] <lucid> sab: hmmmm let me try it on mine . what version ubuntu you running ????
[03:11] <sab> topper4125: thanks
[03:11] <sab> lucid: quantal
[03:11] <topper4125> !info hardinfo
[03:12] <topper4125> that package may be as close as it gets until device manager gets updated
[03:12] <sab> ubottu: i will get that .. but the prob is not that i cant find the second gpu - i can see it if i type lspci
[03:13] <KI4RO> bobweaver: I found a solution for the screen going black problem:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/216783/ubuntu-12-10-turn-screen-off-when-inactive-for-never-still-turns-off
[03:13] <sab> i am also looking at libdevicemapper packages
[03:14] <RyanBrunswick> Hey everyone. Have any of you had any luck getting XFCE or LXDE to look/behave like Unity or GNOME 3?
[03:14] <Chegy> hey guys, any of you good with setting up drivers for backtrack? I'm getting an error when using airmon-ng: r871x_usb_drv - [phy3]mon0: ERROR while getting interface flags: No such device
[03:14] <lucid> sab: here is the deb file to add to your repository for gnome-device-manager    ---->  http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gnome-device-manager/gnome-device-manager_0.2-3_i386.deb
[03:15] <lucid> Chegy: i use backtrack 5 r3 on virtualbox , i will try to help you
[03:15] <sab> lucid: i am x64
[03:15] <RyanBrunswick> I like Unity but I've got an older laptop that slows down under it substantially compared to lighter weight DE's
[03:16] <sab> lucid: its okay i got the x64 from there thanks
[03:19] <sab> lucid: i might have to wait - it has unsatisfiable depends
[03:19] <Beelsebob> Hiya, does anyone know of anything I can use to quickly time profile a process without needing to install kexts?
[03:19] <yhusha_> doing apt-get dist-upgrade within a live enviroment gets this responce for just about every package: Processing triggers for libc-bin ...
[03:19] <yhusha_> ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[03:19] <yhusha_> Can not write log, openpty() failed (/dev/pts not mounted?)
[03:20] <lucid> sab: try this  --->  http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~david/gnome-device-manager/
[03:20] <yeats> yhusha_: what's your end goal - you usually wouldn't be dist-upgrading in a live CD/USB environment
[03:21] <sab> lucid: it says no repos found
[03:21] <lucid> sab: lol ok
[03:21] <lucid>  i am going to all wiki pages and everything
[03:22] <yhusha_> yea not usualy just got done writing a toram feature with persistant storage for ubuntu12.04 and it seemed like something else to do
[03:22] <lucid> sab:   go here -->  http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/quantal/main/base/network-manager-gnome
[03:23] <yeats> yhusha_: this might help, but sounds like you've got a special setup so not sure: http://linux.koolsolutions.com/2010/12/30/tip-getting-rid-of-common-errors-in-chroot-mode/
[03:23] <yhusha_> nice
[03:24] <sab> lucid: i have that installed already
[03:24] <lucid> sab: gnome device manager is on that page also
[03:25] <yhusha_> thats exactly it
[03:25] <lucid> sab: go here  ---->  http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~david/gnome-device-manager/
[03:26] <yhusha_> so how to interupt the dist-upgrade
[03:26] <moose-machine> hi. i have just rooted my samsung galaxy s2. I was wondering if there was a way to backup its /efs folder using ubuntu instead of purchasing the root exploerer app? Thanks.
[03:27] <sab> lucid: packages are only for natty lucid and hardy - none for quantal yet
[03:27] <lucid> sab: hmmm ok thats wierd , but it is still in beta
[03:29] <moose-machine> anyone?
[03:29] <sab> lucid: i can wait until the quantal package - in the meantime i might try this - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[03:29] <blackshirt> hellio
[03:30] <yhusha_> maybe aptoncd app
[03:31] <yhusha_> for backup
[03:32] <moose-machine> yhusha_: hi. is that suggestion for the /efs backup on my android? thx.
[03:32] <yhusha_> yea
[03:32] <moose-machine> thx. is that app available in the play store or in the Ubuntu Software Centre?
[03:33] <yhusha_> software center should have it
[03:33] <yhusha_> if not\
[03:33] <moose-machine> yhusha_: ok. thanks. i will take a look now.
[03:33] <yhusha_> synaptic
[03:34] <moose-machine> yhusha_: ok. i have aptoncd installed in my machine. how do i use it now?
[03:35] <yhusha_> not very familiar with it but its pretty self explanatory
[03:35] <relipse> how do i make the close, minimize and maximize buttons on the top right of the window instead of the top left
[03:35] <yhusha_> with that and a little blogging it'll be back'd up in no time
[03:35] <yhusha_> it will save it as a burnable file
[03:36] <yhusha_> cd/dvd/flash etc
[03:36] <moose-machine> yhusha_: ok. so i launch it from the terminal?
[03:36] <yhusha_> mmm
[03:36] <yhusha_> should be able to launch from an icon
[03:37] <yhusha_> but it that dont work there is a x command for it
[03:37] <b0ot> Anyone use any wireless sd cards with ubuntu successfully?
[03:38] <relipse> how do i make the close, minimize and maximize buttons on the top right of the window instead of the top left
[03:38] <moose-machine> ok. running it now. let's see how it goes. this software is making a backup CD of my ubuntu system. I was wondering if it can do the same for my rooted Android.
[03:38] <lucid> relipse: go here and the instructions are there  --> https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/config-desktop/C/window-button-order.html
[03:38] <yhusha_> is ubuntu on it?
[03:39] <yhusha_> if not maybe link it some how and mount then back it up like that
[03:39] <yhusha_> theres a few options to play around with
[03:39] <moose-machine> on my android? no. it is a newly flashed galaxy s2. i have connected it to my laptop using a usb cable. and i wish to access its /efs folder for backing up on my laptop.
[03:56] <lucid> later everyone , time for bed
[04:04] <fubada> hi, how come ubuntu-server 12.04->12.10 upgrade is requiring xorg and unity new pkg installs
[04:04] <fubada> nothing about that is mentioned in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuServer#From_12.04_to_12.10
[04:05] <ZL> 能不能让ubuntu的系统时间静止在某一刻？
[04:06] <ZL> 用C语言编程实现
[04:15] <escott> fubada, must be getting pulled in by some package you have installed
[04:16] <Oracle989> So, uhh.  i was having some issues with Minecraft and saw that installing Nvidia's drivers might help fix it.  It broke a lot of things.  My maximum resolution is now 800x600 stretched beyond the boundaries of a 1600x900 screen and I have no support for external displays.  I did this: http://www.techlw.com/2012/08/install-nvidia-unix-driver-30432-on.html
[04:16] <fubada> escott: that seems to be the case, I have xbmc installed along woith xorg
[04:17] <fubada> but i cannot figure out why I'd need accounts-facebook and etc
[04:17] <RickZilla> Ok, I think I'm just about done testing out 12.10, how much different is 12.04? Should I install 12.04 instead since it is LTS?
[04:17] <Oracle989> I'm on 12.10, I guess that's relevant to my issue.
[04:17] <fubada> RickZilla: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QuantalQuetzal/ReleaseNotes/UbuntuServer#From_12.04_to_12.10
[04:17] <fubada> Im going to 12.10 now because I need libmtp 1.1.5
[04:17] <fubada> to mount my samsung galaxy as usb
[04:18] <fubada> mtp
[04:18] <RickZilla> fubada: Thanks, I'll check it out
[04:21] <Oracle989> So I suppose the crux of my question is "oh mother of god what have I done"
[04:24] <d-snutz> my system crashed i can get get to the desktop but nothing else
[04:24] <d-snutz> mint 13
[04:25] <d-snutz> what should i do to try to recover it?
[04:25] <lexngton> seriously
[04:25] <lexngton> i guess boot from the cd and fix broken packages?
[04:25] <lexngton> i guess
[04:25] <lexngton> or try safe graphics mode
[04:25] <wN_> d-snutz: are you unable to do anything with ANY user?
[04:26] <lexngton> brb
[04:26] <wN_> d-snutz: you may want to create a new user for testing.
[04:26] <d-snutz> I have a dual boot for the guest i can get in there... wN
[04:26] <wN_> d-snutz: if you can get in with a new user, there is something f-ed up in your main user configuration. those configs are stored under /home
[04:27] <d-snutz> I guess im effed because im not a linux guru wN_
[04:27] <wN_> d-snutz: i'll translate that to 'hey wn. can you walk me through creating a new user?'
[04:27] <d-snutz> wN_ dud im a dumb A i installed compiz experimental
[04:27] <d-snutz> no its effed
[04:28] <d-snutz> *now
[04:28] <wN_> :)
[04:28] <wN_> did you install via terminaL?
[04:28] <d-snutz> yes
[04:28] <wN_> d-snutz: try hitting ctr+alt+f2 and hitting return a couple of times
[04:29] <wN_> if you can get to a prompt you can uninstall that package to see if it helps
[04:29] <wN_> if f2 doesnt work, try f3-f10
[04:29] <d-snutz> wN_ im gonna try
[04:29] <wN_> d-snutz: sure. :)
[04:29] <d-snutz> I got in alt f2 but couldnt get it uninstalled
[04:30] <wN_> why not?
[04:31] <d-snutz> wN_ cuz im a computer illiterate f-tard
[04:31] <shuggans> hello all!
[04:32] <angelpossum> hello
[04:32] <wN_> d-snutz: did you try? did you get errors? are you confused about what commands to run?
[04:32] <shuggans> can anyone help me with a networking issue in server 12.1?
[04:32] <d-snutz> wN_ confused
[04:32] <wN_> shuggans: maybe. you should ask your question and see
[04:32] <wN_> d-snutz: let me connect to my ubuntu box
[04:32] <d-snutz> Im in alt-f2 now
[04:33] <meowmeow> what would happen if i refuse to upgrade ?
[04:33] <wN_> d-snutz: what package did you say you installed?
[04:33] <wN_> meowmeow: nothing.
[04:33] <d-snutz> wN_ my ubuntu machine work well.  my new machine didnt work well with ubuntu so its mint
[04:33] <shuggans> I can ping google.com - so DNS is resolving + LAN settings are working
[04:33] <d-snutz> wN_ compiz experimental
[04:33] <wN_> d-snutz: mint is ubuntu :P
[04:33] <shuggans> but when I ping a Windows host on the LAN I cannot reach it
[04:33] <wN_> kk let me see
[04:33] <wN_> shuggans: can you ping it?
[04:34] <shuggans> no
[04:34] <shuggans> but i dont get an unreachable message
[04:34] <d-snutz> wN_ I can see my desktop and hear it loading apps but cant get a menu or terminal
[04:34] <shuggans> it just hangs
[04:34] <d-snutz> wN_ Yeah
[04:34] <wN_> shuggans: you may want to get wireshark and check out whats going on on the interface of both machines
[04:35] <shuggans> fresh install of both
[04:36] <shuggans> I can ping the ubuntu machien from the windows host.  but cant ping the windows hsot from the ubuntu machine without it just sitting there and doing nothing
[04:36] <wN_> d-snutz: im googling a bit. are you able to login to ubuntu2d when you enter your password? im not sure if thats available for you
[04:36] <wN_> shuggans: perhaps your windows machine doesn't respond to pings. do you have another machine you can test with?
[04:36] <shuggans> yeah
[04:37] <wN_> and it responds fine?
[04:37] <shuggans> let me connect it and report back
[04:37] <wN_> can you ping the gateway from the linux box?
[04:37] <d-snutz> wN_ yes
[04:37] <wN_> d-snutz: does hta tmake a difference?
[04:37] <d-snutz> wN_ lemme see
[04:38] <shuggans> i can ping the gateway yes
[04:38] <wN_> hmmm
[04:39] <shuggans> bringing the other machien up now to test a ping to it
[04:39] <d-snutz> wN_ unable to find default provider unity panel
[04:40] <wN_> shuggans: open 2 terminals. in 1 type: tcpdump host <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:40] <wN_> in the other type ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:40] <wN_> cha;nge that ip to your windows box ip
[04:40] <wN_> do you see any output?
[04:41] <wN_> d-snutz: can you do anything in that environment?
[04:41] <d-snutz> wN_ in gnome i can see my desktop with virtual machine desktop icons
[04:42] <d-snutz> but no panel
[04:42] <wN_> what happens when you hit super? (windows key)
[04:42] <d-snutz> nada
[04:42] <wN_> k
[04:43] <d-snutz> wN_ is there a shortcut for a terminal in mint
[04:43] <wN_> d-snutz: i dont know.
[04:43] <wN_> d-snutz: go back to tty2 (alt+Ctrl+F2) and type:
[04:43] <wN_>  dpkg --get-selections | grep compiz
[04:43] <wN_> do you see the compiz package you installed?
[04:44] <d-snutz> wN_ alright
[04:45] <wN_> d-snutz: you may also want to check in /var/log/dpkg.log to see what was added/removed
[04:45] <wN_> if htat file xists
[04:45] <wN_> $ less /var/log/dpkg.log
[04:46] <wN_> press G to go to the bottom and see what it did. then back out of thos echanges by runnign: apt-get remove <package>
[04:46] <shuggans> stupid me - netork discovery + file + print sharing was turned off (PUKE: Server 2008)
[04:46] <wN_> shuggans: :D
[04:46] <shuggans> wN_ Thanks a bunch for your help!
[04:46] <d-snutz> wN_ it says about 10 packs in red ---- right column says install....  I purged all compiz earlier in an attempt to fix it.... maybe i screwed  up
[04:47] <wN_> install means it was installed, or is installed
[04:47] <wN_> d-snutz: do you see the experimental package?
[04:47] <d-snutz> wN_ it say "install"
[04:47] <wN_> is that yes?
[04:48] <allquixotic> How can I disable the "hand" that tries to move the window when I hold alt and left click on a window? I want the application to process the input not the window manager
[04:48] <d-snutz> wN_ i dont see it.  could it be bc i got it through wget
[04:48] <wN_> allquixotic: try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/118151/disable-alt-for-window-move-in-gnome-shell
[04:48] <jesusemelendezm> hi
[04:48] <wN_> actually, thats for gnome-shell]
[04:49] <wN_> allquixotic: try this:
[04:49] <wN_> gconftool-2 --set /apps/metacity/general/mouse_button_modifier --type string disabled
[04:50] <allquixotic> wN_: I ended up disabling the "Move Windows" plugin in ccsm per http://askubuntu.com/questions/151252/altleft-click-how-to-remove-shortcut
[04:50] <d-snutz> wN_ here is how i treid to remove it but it wouldnt do it
[04:50] <allquixotic> not running metacity so that's not useful; not running gnome-shell so that's not useful
[04:50] <d-snutz> ]http://www.webupd8.org/2010/11/install-compiz-experimental-plugins-in.html
[04:51] <killer> i there a way using apt-get ,so that, i can hold a package and prevent that particular package from upgrading (like firefox)?
[04:52] <dysun> so i installed RANCID for network configuration backups. i got the thing to email me. i'm just not sure what this means for the output. i was hoping someone could tell me..... retrieving revision 1.8
[04:52] <dysun> diff -u -4 -r1.8 <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:52] <dysun> @@ -336,22 +336,11 @@
[04:52] <FloodBot1> dysun: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:52] <wN_> d-snutz: did you try running: ./compiz-addons uninstall all
[04:53] <wN_> from the same directory?
[04:53] <d-snutz> wN_ yep, it said -bash not a valid command or something
[04:53] <wN_> were you in the correct directory?
[04:53] <wN_> you sould be in:
[04:53] <wN_> ~/compizexperimental/
[04:53] <wN_> so:
[04:54] <wN_> $ cd ~/compizexperimental/; ./compiz-addons uninstall all
[04:55] <d-snutz> wN_ Im in! in gnome no effects
[04:55] <wN_> cool :)
[04:56] <IdlePhD> join ##security
[04:56] <angelpossum> hoe do you switch servers
[04:57] <angelpossum> whoops how
[04:57] <jesusemelendezm> hi
[04:57] <angelpossum> uh hi
[05:00] <angelpossum> how do i change server
[05:00] <wN_> angelpossum: change what?
[05:00] <angelpossum> my server
[05:00] <wN_> from what, to what?
[05:01] <gnomefreak> do they make laptops that use 3/4g?
[05:01] <wN_> gnomefreak: verizon sells a 4g internet thingy you can connect to your laptop. i suppose its possible it could be built in
[05:01] <angelpossum> i just want to know how change it
[05:01] <wN_> angelpossum: change it to what?
[05:02] <gnomefreak> wN_: cool thanks
[05:02] <angelpossum> to any thing i guess
[05:02] <wN_> angelpossum: :)
[05:02] <wN_> angelpossum: are you trying to upgrade?
[05:02] <angelpossum> what do you recammend
[05:02] <bluebomber> dmesg shows a lot of messages like "usb 4-1: reset high-speed USB device number 2 using ehci_hcd" for me; can anyone tell me how I can quickly find out exactly which drive "usb 4-1" is?
[05:03] <angelpossum> no just change server
[05:03] <wN_> angelpossum: im not sure what that means.
[05:04] <angelpossum> like going from the one we'er on to a diffrent one what do you have in mind
[05:05] <wN_> bluebomber: # ls -l /dev/disk/by-path  | grep usb
[05:05] <wN_> does that work?
[05:05] <wN_> `[jack@jack-desktop ~]$ ls -l /dev/disk/by-path | grep usb
[05:05] <wN_> lrwxrwxrwx. 1 root root 9 Dec  1 00:03 pci-0000:00:1c.3-usb-0:5:1.0-scsi-0:0:0:0 -> ../../sdb
[05:05] <TheMadDrizzle> Anyone have any real experiance getting conky to cooperate?
[05:05] <wN_> TheMadDrizzle: what're you trying to do?
[05:05] <angelpossum> do i type that in te bar im writing in now
[05:06] <wN_> angelpossum: i still do not understand what you're trying to change from/to. What are you running now?
[05:06] <angelpossum> tell him to shut up and listen
[05:06] <TheMadDrizzle> wN_: I'm trying to get it to stick onto the background of the desktop, when ubuntu boots.  I have it set to do so, but it overrides everything, i only want it stuck to the background
[05:06] <angelpossum> calvin on linix/ubunto
[05:06] <angelpossum> er calvino
[05:07] <TheMadDrizzle> wN_: I have ' own_window_type override ' enabled on boot, and if I comment it out, and reload conky, then uncomment that line and reload, it will work perfectly, what gives?
[05:07] <wN_> let me find my conky config
[05:07] <bluebomber> wN: It looks promising, but I cannot see the correspondence (for me).
[05:08] <wN_> bluebomber: what do you see?
[05:08] <angelpossum> gotta go se you later
[05:08] <bluebomber> wN: Example: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root  9 Nov 30 20:48 pci-0000:00:13.2-usb-0:4:1.0-scsi-0:0:0:0 -> ../../sdd, but I don't have an sdd
[05:09] <bluebomber> Err, /dev/sdd doesn't correspond to a present physical drive.
[05:10] <wN_> TheMadDrizzle: its been a longggg time since i've screwed on conky, but my /etc/conky/conky.conf file has the following set:
[05:10] <wN_> own_window yes
[05:10] <wN_> own_window_class Conky
[05:10] <wN_> own_window_type desktop
[05:10] <myhero> can anybody give me link to download pidgin deb
[05:10] <wN_> that sticks it to my desktop.
[05:10] <wN_> myhero: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=pidgin
[05:10] <bluebomber> wN: For me, /dev/sdd is an SD card reader, and there is no SD card inserted, so that can't be (?) the "usb 4-1" that keeps being reset, right?
[05:11] <wN_> is there an sdd listed in /proc/partitions?
[05:11] <gnomefreak> myhero: pidgin is in the repos or even installed by default or it was at one time
[05:14] <myhero> complete single pidgin deb installer...also is there any trustworthy site from where i can download debs in future?
[05:15] <wN_> myhero: packages.ubuntu.com
[05:15] <bhavesh> I got this when gparted finished scanning my dev/sda partitions, http://imgur.com/hOeBN (I think it is because of pen drivers I attached) what does it mean and what am I supposed to do?
[05:15] <bhavesh> dev/sdc**
[05:16] <myhero> wN: imean full deb for offline installation
[05:16] <fahad__> Hi , Is the ubuntu on android,  apk opensource yet
[05:16] <wN_> bhavesh: what is sdc?
[05:16] <TheMadDrizzle> wN_: Does your .conkyrc contain anything such as.... ' own_window_colour brown
[05:16] <TheMadDrizzle> own_window_transparent yes
[05:16] <TheMadDrizzle> own_window_type override '  <-- this is the line I comment and uncomment and it works perfect
[05:16] <wN_> myhero: that should be fu ll installation. you mean dependencies too? they should be on the same site
[05:17] <wN_> TheMadDrizzle:
[05:17] <wN_> http://www.fpaste.org/hukc/
[05:18] <gnomefreak> is gnome-art still in the 12.0 repos?
[05:18] <gnomefreak> 12.04 even
[05:18] <gnomefreak> sorry 12.10
[05:18] <gnomefreak> its way to oearly/late
[05:18] <bhavesh> wN_ : I think my hard drive is dev/sda, 1st pen drive is dev/sdb and 2nd pen drive is dev/sdc
[05:18] <TheMadDrizzle> wN_: Hrm, thanks
[05:19] <myhero> wN_: imean single full deb including all dependencies in one deb file for complete offline installation
[05:21] <wN_> bhavesh: can you unplug hte pen drive?
[05:21] <wN_> TheMadDrizzle: i hope that was helpful. I fought with that config for months
[05:21] <wN_> myhero: does that exist?
[05:22] <bhavesh> wN_ I clicked "No" and found out that it is the second pen drive on which I earlier had windows 8 setup
[05:22] <myhero> also is installing ubuntu on android a goodidea ? thats like installing a bigger os on smaller os!
[05:22] <TheMadDrizzle> wN_: I just made my conky.conf the same as my .conkyrc, we'll see what happens.  It's not a super huge deal just a bit annoying =)  Thanks for all help btw!
[05:23] <myhero> wN_: idon't know thatsy i m asking u....but it'll be good n muv
[05:24] <myhero> srry...but it'll b gud if it exists!
[05:24] <fahad__> hi anyone, i am looking for the source code of ubuntu on android,,its and apk which make ubuntu run on android. Do we have it anywhere
[05:25] <wN_> myhero: i think you hav eto download all the dependencies
[05:25] <wN_> myhero: installing ubuntu on android? do you have a document you're following?
[05:27] <fahad__> i think it is internal stuff now .is it my hero
[05:29] <myhero> wN_: currently im chating frm an android mob thatsy im using shorthand n hving all this typos....and asking coz idon't know much about ubuntu on android but would like to try it out
[05:30] <fahad__> thats some apk .it makes you to have ubuntu system working on andorid phone or something
[05:30] <fahad__> cool anyway thanks
[05:31] <bluebomber> wN_: No, no sdd listed in /proc/partitions
[05:32] <bryguy_> I let my kernel be updated assuming my nvidia-current package would be updated along with it. Sadly this is not the case and I've got a crappy generic vga driver working and most of unity is b0rken at the moment. I am unfamiliar with the new grub, how can I revert to the old kernel or cause the nvidia apt packages to be used with the current one?
[05:33] <bryguy_> using 12.10
[05:36] <wN_> bryguy_: i think it works the same way as the old grub. hit a key to get to the menu and select the old kernel
[05:47] <TaZeR> hey everyone im a proud ubuntu user
[05:47] <TaZeR> i love that fuckin shit
[05:47] <BlackScreen> how do i set up a static ip? the dns isnt working when i configure the static ip in /etc/network/interfaces
[05:47] <crimsonmane> !language
[05:47] <ColinApplegate> you need to put your dns server in /etc/resolv.conf
[05:48] <ColinApplegate> i do believe
[05:48] <ColinApplegate> maybe that's old school
[05:48] <ColinApplegate> i've been out of it for awhile :D
[05:48] <TaZeR> familys are gay
[05:48] <BlackScreen> thanks ColinApplegate
[05:48] <ColinApplegate> np BlackScreen
[05:48] <TaZeR> people should just spend their lives on their computers
[05:48] <ColinApplegate> TaZeR, we do, man. :)
[05:48] <TaZeR> in solitude forever
[05:49] <crimsonmane> TaZeR: i don't think this is a place for you to be.
[05:49] <TaZeR> but i like it here its warm and cozy
[05:49] <wN_> i dont use ubuntu.
[05:49] <ColinApplegate> i'm excited about openstack :D
[05:49] <TaZeR> why not?
[05:49] <wN_> i use fedora.
[05:50] <wN_> ColinApplegate: yes. openstack is good juju
[05:50] <ColinApplegate> i just put together a box to test it out on
[05:50] <ColinApplegate> i have five computers in here. disgusting! lol
[05:50] <wN_> BlackScreen: To configure your system to use DNS for name resolution, add the IP addresses of the DNS servers that are appropriate for your network in the file /etc/resolv.conf. You can also add an optional DNS suffix search-lists to match your network domain names.
[05:51]  * TaZeR is using X-Sys v2.2.0 (http://dev.gentoo.org/~chainsaw/xsys)
[05:51] <TaZeR> os[Linux 3.5.0-19-generic x86_64] distro[Ubuntu "quantal" 12.10] cpu[8 x Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 3.90GHz] mem[Physical: 1.9GB, 68.3% free] disk[Total: 39.4GB, 84.8% free] video[VMware SVGA II Adapter] sound[ENS1371 - Ensoniq AudioPCI]
[05:51] <wN_> ew
[05:51] <TaZeR> there we go
[05:51] <TaZeR> its a virutual machine =)
[05:51] <wN_> TaZeR: whats your hypervisor?
[05:52] <wN_> im not sure what +q is, but it looks bad.
[05:52] <wN_> :P
[05:52] <ColinApplegate> lol
[05:52] <ColinApplegate> quiet, perhaps? :)
[05:52] <Myrtti> TaZeR: feel free to join #ubuntu-ops to discuss your mute in 6hours
[05:53] <wN_> >_>
[05:53] <wN_> those admins are sneaky. learking in the darkness waiting to strike
[05:53] <wN_> liek venoms snakes!
[05:53] <jamamp> So, hi all. just installed Ubuntu (12.10, 32bit) on my 2010 macbook
[05:53] <jamamp> this is exciting
[05:53] <ColinApplegate> wow! good job. :)
[05:53] <wN_> venomous*
[05:53] <ColinApplegate> why not 64-bit?
[05:54] <topper4125> Myrtti ty
[05:54] <nowayride> jamamp: did you have any issues with wireless? A coworker of mine tried 12.04 and had a lot of issues.
[05:54] <jamamp> i heard there were problems based off processors and I was too lazy to check
[05:54] <wN_> being.lazy++
[05:54] <jamamp> nowayride: WiFi worked right off the livecd
[05:54] <ColinApplegate> back in the day i ran 64-bit ubuntu on my 2007 MBP
[05:55] <nowayride> jamamp: nice, Ubuntu is certainly nice :)
[05:55] <jamamp> ColinApplegate, not like 32 is significantly slower, though :P
[05:55] <ColinApplegate> hehehe
[05:55] <ColinApplegate> i just built a box for win 2k8 server. heresy! lol.
[05:55] <jamamp> Question, does the apt-get remove unity-lens-shopper require a reboot to work?
[05:55] <nowayride> ColinApplegate: Win2k8 makes me cry
[05:56] <ColinApplegate> nowayride: I have to know it for work. I need my MCITP.
[05:57] <nowayride> ColinApplegate: I do too unfortunately, but it's lols to log into a server and see torrent clients
[05:57] <ColinApplegate> haha
[05:57] <Dupree> Hy gang I'm a newbie at this IRC rap
[05:57] <ColinApplegate> Dupree: welcome
[05:57] <jamamp> same here Dupree, only use it sparingly
[05:57] <DialZ> I don't want to waste anyone's time, so maybe there is a page someone can direct me to. Installed 12.10, have an ATI 5XXX series card (5670).
[05:57] <nowayride> Or better yet.. do a password reset, log back in, a bot for a random MMO pops up
[05:58] <Dupree> Anything I could learn about getting onto a proxy?
[05:58] <DialZ> Stuff was slow, so I installed the BETA AMD catalyst drivers. WOO it was faster.
[05:58] <DialZ> Then update manager ran and updated a bunch of stuff including unity and compiz
[05:58] <DialZ> Now I have no Unity on my desktop.
[05:59] <DialZ> I am willing to return to a slower working state, but do not know what to do. I can open a terminal with CTRL-ALT-f1 of course...
[05:59] <DialZ> Anyone have any advice or can point me anywhere?
[05:59] <bluebomber> wN_: Do you have any other suggestions regarding the USB device correspondence?
[06:00] <topper4125> DialZ, did you try logging out of your acct, and back in again? Check that Unity is still selected.
[06:00] <dangersalad> Hey, quick question. I am using awesome wm from ubuntu's repos and I want to try out the latest stable version from source. How can I make sure I can revert back to the repo version if the newer version turns out to not work well?
[06:01] <Dupree> 12.04 has a selection of desktops does 12.10
[06:02] <DialZ> topper4125: Iĺl try
[06:02] <Dupree> being that you said u did not have unity anymore,DailZ
[06:03] <DialZ> Well, all the unity interface stuff is missing from my desktop now.
[06:03] <DialZ> Eg: The sidebar, window decorations, ect..
[06:03] <Dupree> sounds serious
[06:04] <DialZ> I am guessing maybe something wasn't happy with the AMD Catalyst beta drivers  had installed (maybe)?
[06:04] <DialZ> I'd like to just revert to the slow working drivers if possible
[06:05] <bluebomber> Does anyone know how to obtain the relationship between /dev/sd* and "usb 4-1" for usb devices?
[06:05] <prashant_123456> how to completely uninstall xubuntu
[06:06] <prashant_123456> OerHeks, bazhang  thanks problem solved
[06:06] <shuggans> wN_ still on?
[06:06] <DialZ> Hm, looks like itś probably something like this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2081053
[06:07] <shuggans> Can anyone help me with a config issue with pptpd on Ubuntu Server 12.1 ?
[06:07] <shuggans> I can ping host names on the actual LAN... but when VPNed into that LAN I cant ping host names.
[06:08] <topper4125> DialZ, take a look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1966573
[06:08] <DarkAceLaptop> when you sudo apt-get install unity does it include the login manager as well?
[06:10] <ClientAlive> ok. so I have gnome 3, installed compiz and cccsm, and did a "compiz --replace". Now I have no gnome panels and have no way to access/launch apps. Any way to get some basic functionality back and keep using compiz too?
[06:11] <shuggans> can you open a terminal?
[06:11] <bazhang> ClientAlive, alt f2 works?
[06:11] <ClientAlive> nothing
[06:11] <ClientAlive> can get a terminal with crrl+alt+t though
[06:12] <bazhang> ClientAlive, this is in gnome-shell , or unity
[06:12] <crimsonmane> ctrl alt f1, sudo useradd, sudo shutdown -r now
[06:12] <shuggans> ClientAlive: do you jsut have text available with no GUI?
[06:13] <ClientAlive> I have gui, have my same desktop background, and the apps I had open when I did compiz --replace. Prolly could lanuch apps via the terminal but that's not the idea
[06:13] <ClientAlive> not unity. i installed 12.04 server then installed gnome 3, and now this
[06:14] <ClientAlive> is it really safe to reboot?
[06:15] <shuggans> do a sudo apt-get update
[06:15] <ClientAlive> ok
[06:16] <shuggans> then try sudo apt-get install --?
[06:16] <shuggans> theres one of the commands listed that will try and find reuqired packages if I recall correctly
[06:16] <shuggans> maybe you are missing a dependancy.  did you see any erros when installing compiz?
[06:16] <ClientAlive> did that and *upgrade to see results. Everything is up to date - 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove...
[06:17] <ClientAlive> err. not while installing but I think there was something after the compize --replace. I don't have that terminal window any longer.
[06:17] <shuggans> did you install your grphics cards drivers?
[06:17] <shuggans> did you install your graphics cards drivers?
[06:17] <ClientAlive> nvidia proprietary drivers, yes. and compiz effects work fine - just no panels
[06:18] <shuggans> hmm.  hold up a sec
[06:18] <ClientAlive> k
[06:18] <lotuspsychje> !alis > lotuspsychje
[06:20] <shuggans> ClientAlive
[06:20] <ClientAlive> yes
[06:20] <shuggans> try these 3 commands
[06:20] <ClientAlive> ok
[06:20] <shuggans> "gconftool -recursive-unset /apps/panel"
[06:21] <dangersalad> Any way to get ircii in xterm to have some color highlighting?
[06:21] <shuggans> "rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel"
[06:21] <dangersalad> for nicks and other message tyoes
[06:21] <shuggans> "pkill gnome-panel"
[06:23] <shuggans> ClientAlive: any change?
[06:23] <ClientAlive> shuggans: I wanted to do a super quick check of something first. I did a "ls ~/.gconf/apps/panel" and the response printed to screen was "ls: cannot access /home/shine/.gconf/apps/panel: No such file or directory"
[06:24] <shuggans> Hmmm
[06:24] <blackshirt> nothing there
[06:24] <ClientAlive> mmm hmm. here is the content of ~/.gconf/apps
[06:24] <ClientAlive> hang on
[06:25] <ClientAlive> compiz-1        ekiga  evolution    %gconf.xml  gnome-do        metacity  nm-applet
[06:25] <ClientAlive> ..  compizconfig-1  eog    file-roller  gedit-2     gnome-terminal  nautilus  totem
[06:26] <ClientAlive> all dfirectories except the .xml file
[06:26] <shuggans> try "gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnone-panel"
[06:26] <relipse>  is there a way to see if my windwos c++ app is running on WINE?
[06:26] <ClientAlive> ok
[06:26] <shuggans> try "gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall -e gnone-panel" *****
[06:26] <shuggans> if the first doesnt work
[06:27] <ClientAlive> response: "gnone-panel: no process found"
[06:27] <shuggans> try "gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall -e gnone-panel" (with the -e switch as well)?
[06:27] <ClientAlive> gnone-panel: no process found
[06:27] <TheLordOfTime> shuggans, he may want to see if gnome-panel is running via `pidof gnome-panel` first
[06:28] <TheLordOfTime> :P
[06:28] <TheLordOfTime> if he's getting 'no process found' its not running :p
[06:29] <shuggans> I think you should nuke the install of gnome-panel and reinstall
[06:29] <shuggans> "sudo apt-get remove --purge gnome-panel"
[06:29] <ClientAlive> can I do something like /init-d/whatever --restart (or whatever that is) ?
[06:29] <blackshirt> sure
[06:29] <ClientAlive> why would I want to remove gnome panel? are we on the same page here?
[06:29] <shuggans> "/etc/init.d/gnome-panel restart" maybe
[06:30] <ClientAlive> I'm trying to get gnome panel back
[06:30] <shuggans> remove it, then reinstall
[06:30] <shuggans> "sudo apt-get remove --purge gnome-panel", then "sudo apt-get install gnome-panel"
[06:31] <Mechdave> shuggans, You may not be able to uninstall gnome-panel... It is part of the ubuntu desktop meta package
[06:31] <shuggans> Hmm... have you killed the GUI since you isntalled Compiz?
[06:32] <ClientAlive> no, everything else works fine just have no panels and no way to access apps through gui
[06:34] <shuggans> ANyone know the command to change to the runlevel without GUI?
[06:34] <ClientAlive> here's something interesting: A line from ps aux | less  "uname     1312  2.9  0.2<PHONE_NUMBER>4 ?        Sl   Nov30  14:54 compiz --replace"
[06:34] <shuggans> i think runlevel 3 and then back to runlevel 5 to restart the GUI?
[06:36] <shuggans> go "sudo init 3"
[06:36] <shuggans> then "sudo init 5"
[06:36] <shuggans> itll kill the X service and init 5 will bring it back up
[06:36] <ClientAlive> ok
[06:37] <shuggans> it may be configured right, jsut needing restarted
[06:37] <shuggans> that's my best idea
[06:37] <ClientAlive> does this mean anything? ""
[06:37] <ClientAlive> shine    28592  0.0  0.0  26688   528 ?        S    Nov30   0:00 /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session gnome
[06:37] <ClientAlive> -session --session=gnome
[06:38] <ClientAlive> k
[06:38] <shuggans> I havnt messed with GUI in Linux for a while... not sure what the output looked like
[06:39] <shuggans> just throwing you ideas :S
[06:39] <_andyj_> what would cause apt-get to return 504 when wget to same address works on same box?
[06:40] <ClientAlive> no change
[06:41] <ClientAlive> I see a lot of gnome stuff in ps aux but no gnome-panel
[06:42] <ClientAlive> I can try rebooting. if it blows up on me and the computer breaks I have a laptop I can use to figure out how to fix er'
[06:42] <shuggans> _andyj_: are you using the right protocol for apt?
[06:42] <shuggans> lol, ok
[06:42] <ClientAlive> ere' goes nothin'
[06:42] <shuggans> ClientAlive: Sorry I couldnt be of more assistance :(
[06:42] <ar9> how can i install the minimal kde-desktop, kwin, taskbar, kdm
[06:43] <_andyj_> shuggans: not sure what you mean by that, I am just typing sudo apt-get update in terminal
[06:43] <ar9> the lightest kde possible? from netinstall
[06:43] <topper4125> Although “Gateway Timeout” is usually reported as the reason for HTTP 504 errors, they can also arise from problems with proxies, which are slightly different from gateways in that they do not act like origin servers.
[06:44] <DialZ> topper4125: Looks like the problem was that the beta catalyst drivers were actually built using the kernel headers for the pre-update kernel.
[06:44] <_andyj_> shuggans: maybe I should expand on what I have been setting up, I run kvm/qemu with multiple ubuntu machines and I installed apt-cacher to not be so heavy on requests to ubuntu repo's...  it works for all machines except this one, but when I wget to the repos I can access the files just fine
[06:45] <DialZ> I needed to remove completely all that stuff, apt-get install the new linux-headers, then reinistall the amd catalyst drivers
[06:45] <topper4125> ar9, take a look at this: [solved] minimal KDE install: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1651269
[06:45] <DialZ> I guess I'll make notes --  think that will happen with each kernel update
[06:46] <topper4125> DialZ, yikes... sounds like those notes will come in handy in the future.
[06:47] <_andyj_> sorry, had an old line in my apt.conf sorry for bother
[06:48] <ClientAlive> well, looks like I'm back to square one. Of course, compiz is still installed but not running/in effect. Maybe I better figure out the proper way to get it working  :P
[06:50] <gangband> sall
[06:51] <ClientAlive> foud this -> "You can't use Compiz in GNOME Shell, but you can in Classic."
[06:52] <mkhan3189> Hi I hav question about multi display (connecting three monitors) using nVdia GT 610
[06:53] <mkhan3189> if someone has had any experience please let me know
[06:54] <shuggans> In Windows with ATI not NVIDIA...
[06:54] <shuggans> :S
[06:55] <shuggans> the application controling the displays should be about the same in linux though
[06:55] <shuggans> not sure if the 3 monitor support is included in linux
[06:55] <_andyj_> I thought only ati cards supported 3 monitors from single card...
[06:55] <_andyj_> but I don't have a 600 series
[06:55] <Diddy> can someone help me update abobe flash. im new to ubuntu
[06:55] <mkhan3189> but it's got three output ports. and it switches
[06:56] <mkhan3189> but prefers DVI and VGA
[06:56] <gangband> E vreun roman pe aici?
[06:56] <mkhan3189> if no DVI is found, it uses HDMI only then
[06:56] <shuggans> Ahhh
[06:56] <gangband> te frige
[06:56] <shuggans> you have to use displayport for 3 monitors
[06:56] <_andyj_> mkhan3189 just because it has 3 ports doesn't guarantee it supports using all 3 at once, my ati card has 5 ports but the dvi and mini-hdmi can't run at same time
[06:56] <shuggans> I dont think you can run d-sub, dvi, and hdmi all at once.
[06:57] <shuggans> they are probably there for convienience of interfaces
[06:57] <mkhan3189> _andyj_ make sense. i guess i will have to go back and go nuts on the guy who said it will support all at once
[06:58] <Diddy> can someone help me update abobe flash. im new to ubuntu
[06:58] <guest2012> ubuntu software center?
[06:59] <_andyj_> mkhan3189 haha, I just saw forum post mentioning that the 640 will support 3 at once but lower won't
[06:59] <mkhan3189> Diddy trying sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[06:59] <shuggans> mkhan3189: ati's 3 monitor deal is called eyefinity, nvidias is called surround.  look up the card model # on the nvidia site to see if it supports it in the first place
[07:00] <mkhan3189> shuggans yea great.
[07:00] <mkhan3189> _andyj_ can you please refer me that link?
[07:00] <Diddy> thanks
[07:01] <_andyj_> mkhan3189:
[07:01] <_andyj_> http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1039127635
[07:01] <crackerjackz> for some reason my sound stopped working after updates, can someone help me figure out what happened?
[07:02] <topper4125> crackerjackz, for some reason, after updates that involve kernal updates, my sound is muted... check volume settings
[07:02] <mkhan3189> _andyj_ thanks for that. will investigate even further!
[07:02] <crackerjackz> topper4125: it says it's not muted
[07:03] <crackerjackz> this is the kernel i have.. 32 bit. 3.2.0-34-generic
[07:04] <topper4125> crackerjackz, k... thought maybe we had the same problem... Keyboard shortcuts to increase/decrease sound *look* like they should work, but always have to open up alsa, and adjust sliders before anything *actually* works
[07:05] <crackerjackz> the fn + up and down arrow keys move the slider up and down but no sound.. lspci detects my soundcard and my volume manager appears to detect my card too
[07:05] <crackerjackz> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[07:05] <qdb> hello. i have installed 12.04 with russian, then selected tatar and english layouts, and i have {only or unchangable } russian layout in ctrl+alt+f1 . i have tried dpkg reconfigure console-data, it helped, but become only english, and become russian back after restart. then i tried dpkg reconfigure console-setup ... it did not help as i remember .. i should rstart something .. or reboot .. i ll look
[07:06] <qualia> when I'm using make, do I type make -D <option> or just make <option>    example:    make WITH_OPTIONS or make -DWITH_OPTIONS
[07:07] <qualia> I don't wanna experiment I need someone to hold my hand.
[07:07] <blackshirt> !halo
[07:07] <blackshirt> !find halo
[07:08] <pr0ton> i can't boot up from USB on Sony Vaio
[07:08] <pr0ton> any ideas?
[07:08] <_andyj_> qualia: hate to tell you this but it depends on the MakeFile for the source your compiling if I recall right
[07:08] <crackerjackz> pr0ton: did you check the BIOS? does it give you the option to boot from USB?
[07:08] <mkhan3189> pr0ton did you change boot sequence?
[07:08] <pr0ton> it says External Device
[07:09] <crackerjackz> pr0ton: did you set it to be the first device it looks or?
[07:09] <pr0ton> but when i press the Assist button it shows me an option to boot from USB/Optical Drive
[07:09] <crackerjackz> for*
[07:09] <pr0ton> yeah i did that
[07:09] <pr0ton> i set "External Device" to be the first
[07:09] <crackerjackz> pr0ton: whats on the usb drive?
[07:09] <pr0ton> and it says "Operating System Not Found"
[07:09] <TheLordOfTime> blackshirt, do you have a support question?
[07:09] <pr0ton> i burned the 12.04.1 ISO to the USB stick
[07:09] <pr0ton> using USB to ISO software
[07:09] <pr0ton> (first google result)
[07:09] <qdb> dont work
[07:09] <pr0ton> i also disabled the UEFI mode and set it to legacy, so i don't know whats wrong
[07:10] <blackshirt> no
[07:10] <crackerjackz> pr0ton: have tried to boot it on another computer?
[07:10] <topper4125> did you check md5 of this .iso?
[07:10] <crackerjackz> just curious if it works on other computers...
[07:10] <pr0ton> this is the other computer
[07:10] <pr0ton> and i'm using it right now
[07:10] <blackshirt> thelordoftime, was ubuntu plan to adapt kfreebsd ?
[07:11] <pr0ton> okay
[07:11] <pr0ton> maybe \md5 is messed
[07:11] <pr0ton> let me check
[07:11] <crackerjackz> pr0ton: what model is your sony vaio?
[07:11] <crackerjackz> maybe there is an update for your bios
[07:12] <pr0ton> right
[07:12] <pr0ton> checking
[07:12] <pr0ton> it's a new one though
[07:12] <pr0ton> but i'll check for a bios update
[07:12] <pr0ton> thanks
[07:12] <FloodBot1> pr0ton: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:12] <crackerjackz> you say the usb drive with ubuntu on it works on other machines right? just not the sony vaio..
[07:13] <crackerjackz> just be careful when you're flashing your bios because you can mess things up, it's usually pretty straight forward though so you should be good
[07:16] <qdb> sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration also dont work
[07:19] <ubuntu_pro> hi there - i'm running precise and i was guided to replace my kernel with 3.4.0-030400-generic to get around a bug where USB3 fills up dmesg
[07:20] <ubuntu_pro> question is what is the preferred method for backing back to the previous kernel release
[07:21] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, With your kernel install was it through apt-get or manual install? Do you still have previous kernels installed. The grub boot menu will tell you if you have
[07:21] <ubuntu_pro> Mechdave: yes they are still installed. It was through apt-get.
[07:22] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, then it is simply a matter of apt-get purge the pqckages you installed
[07:22] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, You in Adelaide?
[07:22] <ubuntu_pro> Is there a way to do it without purging the packages? Just changing the default boot?
[07:23] <ubuntu_pro> Mech: Sydney - from Adelaide originally though :) and will be back in a couple of weeks
[07:24] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, Yes, you can change the boot priority in the grub configuration
[07:25] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, Thought you were an Aussie, recognise an internode ip anywhere ;)
[07:25] <andis> UBUNBTUUUUUUUUUUUU
[07:26] <ubuntu_pro> Mech: is it just a case of editing grub.cfg manually or is there a utility that modifies it for you
[07:26] <ubuntu_pro> Mech: I can probably hack at it to make it work but I like to find the most appropriate way :)
[07:27] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, Have a look here --> http://askubuntu.com/questions/100232/how-do-i-change-the-grub-boot-order
[07:27] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, It gives you a couple of options :)
[07:28] <ubuntu_pro> thank you
[07:29] <Mechdave> ubuntu_pro, no worries :)
[07:29] <g00053> there is a website witch displays a pdf service manual for my car( viewing is free) , they offer a download for 6 bucks. would wget do it for free ?
[07:30] <Mechdave> g00053, I would not endorse that myself. Just pay the $6 It is much cheaper than a paper one!
[07:33] <excalibr> how do you list all packages that were manually installed from local .deb?
[07:34] <topper4125> dpkg -l
[07:35] <topper4125> or dpkg --contents
[07:35] <excalibr> read my question again
[07:36] <topper4125> oh.. soz.. ya kinda glazed over the question...
[07:37] <g00053> Mechdave, yeah fair enough. as soon as I fix my car so I can get to work so I can pay for it . :D
[07:38] <Mechdave> excalibr, do you want to list all the files contained inside a local .deb file?
[07:38] <jebb> im having trouble with a samba server config on ubuntu server
[07:38] <Mechdave> g00053, I know how you feel. Can I PM you?
[07:38] <jebb> i can see the share but i cant access it.
[07:39] <g00053> sure
[07:39] <topper4125> excalibr, https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/dpkg.html
[07:39] <excalibr> Mechdave: no, only packages that were installed from manually downloaded deb's (dpkg -i .deb)
[07:40] <Mechdave> excalibr, Hmmm good one. You might have to read the man page for dpkg for that answer
[07:40] <topper4125> from all downloaded deb's, or just one in particular?
[07:41] <excalibr> any
[07:41] <Mechdave> excalibr, Do you still have the downloaded debs?
[07:44] <crackerjackz> for some reason my sound isn't working after updates but my mixer detects the device, any ideas?
[07:52] <yellowcat> Hi everyone!
[07:53] <crackerjackz> hello yellowcat
[07:54] <yellowcat> crackerjackz, nice to meet you. I am an Ubuntu new user!
[07:54] <crackerjackz> yellowcat: welcome to the family
[07:56] <yellowcat> crackerjackz, thank you!
[08:14] <petani> #j planetwork
[08:14] <petani> #list
[08:14] <ashleyludlow> stop listing plz
[08:15] <elky> petani, you need to use / not #
[08:15] <ashleyludlow> no warz here
[08:15] <petani> sory
[08:43] <simple_one> i cant see the google chrome window but it's still running...
[08:44] <simple_one> before i was switching between dual monitor and then the problem showed up
[08:44] <simple_one> monitors*
[08:52] <pbt> !topic
[08:53] <pbt> !code
[08:55] <auronandace> !msgthebot | pbt
[08:55] <Maximus_> Hello, I'm having an issue getting 12.10 live-usb to work
[08:58] <Xabster> I'm so in love with windows 8's new interface (formerly known as metro UI) and I was wondering when I can expect a linux/ubuntu distro with a similar interface
[08:58] <Xabster>  - said noone ever
[08:59] <et_> hello i am using ubuntu 12.10 not lts and i am having probs with nvidia drivers and dual monitors... i notice with the non lts the restricted drivers is gone and when i expirement with the drivers available via the gui i end up with major problems...
[09:00] <et_> i have to reinstall sometimes
[09:00] <et_> if i pick one that really messes up
[09:00] <thomaslove7788> Hello!
[09:00] <Maximus_> USB keyboard and mouse not detected in 12.10 live cd? Custom PC
[09:00] <et_> any help would be appreciated
[09:00] <et_> maximus_ did you make sure usb was set correct in bios
[09:01] <Maximus_> yes, its booting in UEFI mode
[09:01] <et_> hmm then i dunno im here seeking help myself
[09:02] <Xabster> Maximus_, does that mean you're stuck in the install/menu?
[09:02] <Maximus_> i can use the keyboard in grub but as soon as ubuntu starts, nothing works
[09:02] <Xabster> and never get it booted up
[09:02]  * crackerjackz prays to the music gods for sound ;p
[09:03] <et_> can someone plz help me with nvidia drivers and 12.10
[09:03] <et_> kik'
[09:03] <et_> lol
[09:03] <crackerjackz> et_: i can try
[09:03] <et_> okay cool
[09:03] <crackerjackz> et_: what seems to be the problem?
[09:03] <et_> well from what i experienced
[09:04] <Maximus_> Xabster yup, except grub by passed the live/install mode
[09:04] <et_> any driver i pick from the gui is not working worth a crap
[09:04] <Maximus_> just went right on the desktop
[09:04] <et_> and i wonder why restricted drivers is gone
[09:04] <helmut_> hi
[09:04] <crackerjackz> et_: by gui you mean jockey aka "additional drivers" right?
[09:04] <et_> yeah exactly
[09:05] <et_> sorry i should have specified
[09:05] <crackerjackz> et_: well did you upgrade your kernel or anything like that recently?
[09:05] <Maximus_> install the drivers from Nvidias website
[09:05] <et_> nope this is a new install
[09:05] <et_> i was using the lts
[09:05] <et_> im just using the reg 12.10 now
[09:05] <crackerjackz> et_: 32 bit or 64 bit?
[09:05] <et_> 64
[09:06] <thomaslove7788> I am new to Ubuntu. My Ubuntu has 18G free spaces in total. Is it too small?
[09:06] <crackerjackz> what kind of graphics card do you have?
[09:06] <Maximus_> im trying to get my 2 GTX 680s to work also, but I just need to get my keyboard and mouse going
[09:06] <crackerjackz> Maximus_: are they wireless?
[09:07] <Maximus_> the keyboard is a Logitech G19, it's worked in 11.10/12.02 and same with mouse, Logitech G700
[09:07] <thomaslove7788> The reason I gave Ubuntu 18G free space is by default.
[09:07] <et_> nvidia
[09:07] <Maximus_> 12.04
[09:07] <thomaslove7788> I use Ubuntu windows install via (wubi.exe)
[09:08] <Xabster> Maximus_, tried installing some drivers (via usb stick or something)?
[09:08] <Maximus_> How can I install drivers? NO imput device works
[09:09] <Maximus_> im using Ubuntu 12.04 on my laptop now, just my custom PC won't have it
[09:09] <Maximus_> I meant 12.10
[09:10] <et_> crackerjackz
[09:10] <et_> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation G96 [GeForce 9500 GT] (rev a1)
[09:11] <scroduck> i created a new user with adduser command. now when i ssh with that user, i can actually view files not owned by him, howcome ? i wanted to restirct him to just his home dir, nothing else outisde
[09:12] <et_> crackerjackz??
[09:12] <dr_willis> set permissions on the other dirs. or look into ssh jails
[09:12] <llutz> scroduck: you need to build a chroot for that user, see wiki for howtos
[09:12] <et_> did you abandon me
[09:12] <et_> lol
[09:12] <dr_willis> or somthing like the rbash shell  scroduck
[09:13] <et_> grrr... has anyone had any luck with ubuntu 12
[09:13] <llutz> scroduck: one example http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/opensource/chroot-users-with-openssh-an-easier-way-to-confine-users-to-their-home-directories/229
[09:13] <et_> non lts and nvidia with dual monitors
[09:13] <dr_willis> et_:  12.10 is fine here
[09:14] <et_> sorry i hit enter by mistake
[09:14] <scroduck> wow so just crehard stuff :(
[09:14] <et_> i cant seem to get nvidia drivers working proper
[09:14] <scroduck> hard*
[09:14] <dr_willis> scroduck:  i dont worry about it.. ;-)
[09:14] <et_> im using an nvidia 9500 card
[09:14] <thomaslove7788> et, what happened with your Ubuntu 12, huh?
[09:15] <et_> with 12.10 non lts
[09:15] <et_> well i dunno this is a new instlal
[09:15] <llutz> scroduck: if you want to do that more often, this might be helpful http://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/
[09:15] <scroduck> dr_willis: i have a new remote team mate and i need to give him some space on my VPS
[09:15] <et_> the lts i think seems to offer restricted drivers
[09:15] <et_> that work
[09:15] <et_> and the non lts offers this bs
[09:15] <et_> that doesnt work
[09:16] <thomaslove7788> et, do you install from windows or from your cd drive or your USB?
[09:16] <et_> i mean im not worried about a bit of work to get things right
[09:16] <Maximus_> 12.10 is great... expect it won't detect my keyboard or mouse in the live-cd
[09:16] <et_> i just wonder if anyone has a solution yet
[09:16] <llutz> scroduck: "some space"? so you need only sftp not shellaccess? http://www.serverubuntu.it/SFTP-chroot
[09:16] <et_> or has exp same prob
[09:17] <dr_willis> you can  set file/home dirs whete others cant look in tjem..
[09:17] <et_> i notice on google yeah
[09:17] <et_> some ppl are having same probs
[09:17] <et_> but no solutions are really posted
[09:17] <et_> someones gotta know here
[09:17] <et_> lol
[09:17] <et_> cmon
[09:18] <crackerjackz> et_: sry i zoned out
[09:18] <dr_willis> nvidia works on  12.10 for me
[09:18] <crackerjackz> i've been up for a long time...
[09:18] <et_> dr willis
[09:18] <crackerjackz> what kind of graphics card did you say you had again?
[09:18] <et_> what driver are you using
[09:18] <et_> nvidia 9500
[09:19] <dr_willis> whatever nvidia-currect is
[09:19] <et_> hmm
[09:19] <et_> one sec
[09:19] <Maximus_> my two 680s get like 14fps in SLI ubuntu, but if I turn off SLI I get normal speeds.. funny huh? lol
[09:19] <thomaslove7788> et, are you using ubuntu right now? or other OS?
[09:20] <et_> yes right now
[09:20] <et_> but i dont have nvidia driver installed yet
[09:20] <crackerjackz> et_: look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2077418
[09:21] <et_> wow dude
[09:21] <thomaslove7788> et, I use Ubuntu 12.10 and Kubuntu 12.10
[09:21] <et_> nice find
[09:21] <et_> ill check that out
[09:21] <et_> that is exactly my problem though
[09:21] <et_> lol
[09:22] <et_> thanks man
[09:22] <crackerjackz> et_: anytime :)
[09:22] <thomaslove7788> good luck, man
[09:22] <crackerjackz> hope it works, my fingers are crossed for you
[09:23] <vadi2> After some updates, the login screen is not coming up anymore on the computer. When I connected to it remotely and did sudo lightdm start, it did. However it's not starting without it. How can I go about fixing this?
[09:24] <Maximus_> So anybody got any idea whats keeping ubuntu live-cd from detecting my keyboard and mouse? Like how would I even install Ubuntu lol
[09:24] <thomaslove7788> I don't know my ubuntu needs anti-virus software?  I am going to install avast! anti-virus program ...
[09:25] <gordonjcp> Maximus_: is it a USB keyboard?  Is it possible you have some bizarre setting in your BIOS for legacy keyboards
[09:25] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: are you running a mailserver?
[09:25] <dr_willis> !av
[09:25] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: that's about the only time you'd want an antivirus
[09:25] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, Windows 8 Pro
[09:25] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: right, but that's not Linux...
[09:26] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: unless you're doing some very specific things in Linux that relate to making it a server for Windows machines, you won't need an antivirus
[09:26] <gordonjcp> there are no viruses for Linux, and it seems unlikely that there ever will be
[09:26] <uuvn> i want to know if it is a tool for chenk memory in linux link winhex in windows?anybody who can help me?
[09:26] <Maximus_> My motherboards (asus maximus V extreme) has support for PS/2 keyboards, I thought that might be the problem so i turned it off and on nothing changed.
[09:27] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, thanks. I install ubuntu desktop in Windows 8 Pro
[09:27] <gordonjcp> uuvn: what does winhex do?
[09:27] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: I don't really understand what that means
[09:28] <uuvn> check memroy
[09:28] <gordonjcp> Maximus_: have you got a PS/2 keyboard you can try?
[09:28] <gordonjcp> uuvn: memtest86?  It's part of the install media
[09:28] <Maximus_> nope
[09:28] <crackerjackz> Maximus_: what are those devices you have again?
[09:28] <crackerjackz> what version of ubuntu are you running?
[09:29] <uuvn> no i just want crack password,i want to look memory information in hex
[09:29] <crackerjackz> uuvn: what password?
[09:29] <Maximus_> Keyboard: Logitech G19, MouseL Logitech G700 all of these devices worked in Ubuntu 12.04
[09:30] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, my ubuntu version is 12.10, it's ubuntu desktop
[09:30] <Maximus_> Im trying to live Boot ubuntu 12.10 off my USB 3.0 flash drive.
[09:31] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: I don't understand where Windows comes into that though
[09:31] <uuvn> i find bless,but it has not a function to search memory info like winhex in windows
[09:31] <gordonjcp> uuvn: ooooh, you want to look through a file?
[09:31] <gordonjcp> uuvn: ghex
[09:31] <Maximus_> wait, does linux even support usb 3.0?
[09:31] <crackerjackz> after dell hell my hard drive for hostage for a ransom of 59 dollars i hate passwords.. imbarassingly enough they actualy social engineered me into typing something that would clear the password on the bios but set a password on the hard drive thus holding my files hostage and they wanted 59 bucks for the master password but i cracked the password
[09:31] <uuvn> ok  let me try.thank you!
[09:31] <crackerjackz> held*
[09:31] <Fr0stbyte> Hello, I've installed openvpn access server , but it just doesn't want to create a tun0 interface.. any help? I've searched every tutorial I can find, but no avail.. Gonna pull my hair :p
[09:32] <llutz> Maximus_: linux supports usb3 but does your usb-3 controller support booting?
[09:32] <crackerjackz> well i dont hate passwords.. but i hate that they actually tried to pull a fast one on me like that
[09:32] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, it's dual-boot Ubuntu 12.10 and Windows 8 Pro!
[09:32] <crackerjackz> or actually did rather...
[09:33] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: okay, so Windows isn't really relevant when it's booted into Linux
[09:33] <crackerjackz> good thing i was smart enough to undo it
[09:33] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: I guess you could run an antivirus on Linux, to scan your Windows drive
[09:33] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: I don't know if that works, because I don't know anything about Windows
[09:33] <Maximus_> yes it does, it's using the ASMedia Controller not the Intel IvyBridge one (ie its booting from my USB 3.0 on the case no the io shield)
[09:34] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, when I start my computer, it has 2 options: (1) Windows 8 Pro (2) Ubuntu 12.10
[09:34] <crackerjackz> Maximus_: do they work from the live cd?
[09:34] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: if you boot Linux, then Windows isn't doing anything
[09:34] <gordonjcp> thomaslove7788: Windows viruses won't affect Linux, and there are no Linux viruses
[09:34] <crackerjackz> thomaslove7788: what are you trying to do exactly?
[09:35] <Maximus_> It should.. ima try booting from the io shield this time.
[09:35] <vesh7807> Fr0stbyte:  did you check this article out http://www.shorewall.net/OPENVPN.html
[09:35] <Frostbyte> vesh7807 I changed to my primary nick :p
[09:35] <Maximus_> wtf
[09:35] <Maximus_> my mouse and keyboard working now
[09:35] <crackerjackz> yah gordon is right windows viruses have no effect on linux... none of the files are even in use unless you open them like say you open a song or a picture or something
[09:36] <Maximus_> like with changing anything, I guess the kernel was taking it's sweet time..
[09:36] <Frostbyte> vesh7807: I've copied from the example configurations, and rewrote my settings 2-3 times now.. upon starting, it just doesn't create the interface
[09:36] <thomaslove7788> gordonjcp, if I boot linux, only Ubuntu Linux boots, Windows 8 Pro no not start.
[09:36] <llutz> Frostbyte: does your server have tun-support enabled at all (ie some vps don't)?
[09:37] <Frostbyte> I do not use VPS, it's a home server with no-ip DUC
[09:37] <crackerjackz> Maximus_: there is some command that i can't remember off the top of my head that will show you what drivers the cd is using.. lspci -n or something idr but you copy the output of the command to this website and it tells you what drivers to look for and install
[09:37] <crackerjackz> you have to boot from the cd and then run the command though
[09:37] <crackerjackz> let me see if i can find the website...
[09:38] <llutz> Frostbyte:  grep CONFIG_TUN /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[09:38] <crackerjackz> Maximus_: yeah so..
[09:38] <Frostbyte> llutz : CONFIG_TUN=y
[09:38] <crackerjackz> boot from the cd and type lspci -n then paste the output to this website http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
[09:39] <Maximus_> hmm okay quick question does ubuntu support trim?
[09:39] <crackerjackz> i dunno what that is off the top of my head but is that ubuntu cd the same version that you have installed on the computer?
[09:39] <dr_willis> Maximus_:  yes
[09:39] <thomaslove7788> If you want to daul-boot Windows and Ubuntu, you must install Windows OS first, and then Ubuntu Linux
[09:40] <crackerjackz> ^ true
[09:40] <vbgunz> I keep getting dropped to an initramfs prompt and I just cann't get into my system. can anyone here help?
[09:40] <thomaslove7788> crackerjackz, yeah, Ubuntu is very good stuff
[09:40] <crackerjackz> vbgunz: what was the last thing you did before it stopped working?
[09:41] <llutz> Frostbyte: anything in the logs? set "verb 10" for very verbose output
[09:41] <Frostbyte> llutz : okay, sec
[09:41] <crackerjackz> gordonjcp: there are linux viruses.. anyone could write a malicious program but the likelyhood of getting one if you stick to only getting software from the ubuntu repositories is slim
[09:41] <Maximus_> sweet I gotta get my wifi working on my desktop then I'll paste the info into that site
[09:42] <vbgunz> nothing really, the computer froze and I hard to do a hard reset and then no matter what, I get dropped at initramfs
[09:42] <thomaslove7788> Linux Mint 14 has windows install, too. If you want to install Linux Mint 14, it will uninstall your Unbuntu linux
[09:42] <Frostbyte> llutz : I've made the setting and restarted, which log you want?
[09:42] <vbgunz> I can't get passed it and cannot mount /dev/sda1 from another install to save what I can
[09:42] <crackerjackz> humans are the weakest link in security.. that was proven the other night when dell of all people actually held my files hostage
[09:42] <crackerjackz> was my own fault
[09:43] <thomaslove7788> nice to be here. See you!
[09:43] <llutz> Frostbyte: check: "grep openvpn /var/log/* | less"   and look for anything tunX related
[09:44] <Frostbyte> llutz : it made it in it's own directory - I'm fetching a paste - sec
[09:45] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[09:47] <Frostbyte> llutz : http://pastebin.com/c7aRtHFJ
[09:47] <Maximus_> okay thanks for the help everyone, I honestly didn't think this IRC would help.. which it didn't really help, it kinda fixed itself.. but you tried and thats what counts
[09:47] <Zambz> hey guys, I've just been playing with Python's awesome virtualenv which lets you install python packages in a custom directory and create multiple virtual environments with certain packages.  This got me thinking, does anyone know of a way to do the same with Ubuntu packages via apt-get or similar?  Say for example, I want to install 3 - 4 Debian packages in one directory in environment A and
[09:47] <Zambz> then have a clean environment with a different package in environment B? :) thanks heaps for your help in advance
[09:48] <vbgunz> on my main system, I cannot get past the initramfs prompt. my data is pretty much hostage at this point, if I could just save it I'll be grateful as all hell. can anyone help me at all?
[09:48] <Zambz> Have you considered booting into the CD and trying to mount your hard disk?
[09:48] <Zambz> might be the way to go
[09:49] <crimsonmane> vbgunz: power down system. remove hdd. install hdd to another computer. recover data.
[09:49] <llutz> Frostbyte: you've seen the last lines, correct it
[09:49] <Zambz> to see if your files are safe, you could potentially then plugin a USB drive and copy em on there
[09:49] <Frostbyte> llutz : yeah, I noticed
[09:49] <Maximus_> yea all of my controllers and devices are working, I guess loading it all from usb was talking a long time. the desktop showed up instantly but I couldn't move the mouse or keyboard.
[09:49] <llutz> Frostbyte: seems openvpn doesn't start due to this, thus there couldn't be a tun-device at all
[09:50] <vbgunz> I cannot mount that hdd from another installation.
[09:51] <crimsonmane> why can you not mount the hdd from another installation?
[09:51] <Maximus_> question, would I even need swap space with 16Gbs of RAM?
[09:52] <crimsonmane> Maximus_: if you want to hibernate, yes
[09:52] <crimsonmane> vbgunz: for what reason can you not mount the hdd?
[09:52] <llutz> vbgunz: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/33284/recovering-ext4-superblocks
[09:53] <Maximus_> ah man.. and how much swap would be needed? it's 128GB SSD
[09:53] <zypeh> PHEW
[09:53] <Frostbyte> llutz : if I edit easy-rsa with my openvpn path, I can't create certificates.. I get bash: /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/whichopensslcnf: No such file or directory
[09:53] <crimsonmane> Maximus_: i'd rather not continue this conversation. i am sorry but i do not feel i am qualified to advize
[09:53] <satwood> there is some way where i can ssh into a machine and then let another person see what commands i type : they attach to that terminal, what is it ?
[09:53] <vbgunz> it's a btrfs on /dev/sda1. I am not sure it is a btrfs problem (could be), I just keep getting dropped to an initramfs prompt when trying to boot up directly off the disk. from there, nothing I can do. from this system with the disk attached I run sudo mount -o ro /dev/sda1 /mnt and it just hangs
[09:54] <crimsonmane> Maximus_: i think 16gigs swap
[09:54] <Frostbyte> llutz : I guess I should move it
[09:54] <crimsonmane> satwood: no. ssh will not appear for them. you want Remmina probably for Remote Control
[09:55] <satwood> crimsonmane: where is a way for them to connect to the same tty or something
[09:55] <llutz> Frostbyte: you shouldn't need to move anything. do you have certs created before?
[09:55] <Frostbyte> Frostbyte : yeah, but if it made the certs with "'pwd'" as default export dir, where are the certs?
[09:55] <crimsonmane> satwood: none that i'm aware of. I think "Remote Control" is the simplest and most effective solution for you.
[09:56] <crackerjackz> you think i could overclock a Intel Pentium T2060 / 1.6 GHz to 2.0 GHz with out frying it?
[09:56] <crimsonmane> satwood: when you remote control, they see everything you do
[09:56] <satwood> crimsonmane: i want only for a terminal, not entire desktop, does remote control do that ?
[09:56] <crimsonmane> crackerjackz: that's not so much the question as should be asking "WIll you have any noticable increase in performance" answer is no.
[09:56] <llutz> Frostbyte: whereever $PWD pointed at that time to. use "find" to get them or make new ones in the easy-rsa/keys dir
[09:56] <mojob> quit
[09:56] <crimsonmane> satwood: it's an unfortunate side effect of remote control, but you can just full-screen the terminal.
[09:57] <satwood> crimsonmane: i want only text, connectoin is slow, so looking for text based option only
[09:57] <Frostbyte> llutz : I'll do them from scratch just to be sure, I made some changes
[09:57] <llutz> Frostbyte: usually you do as root: cd /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa ; . ./vars; ./build-ca
[09:57] <crackerjackz> crimsonmane: id say the best thing i could do to increase performance would be to get some RAM, it has a gig in it but everything is still sluggish not really sure why. just got this computer a couple months ago
[09:58] <Frostbyte> llutz : that's what I did now
[09:58] <crimsonmane> satwood: i guess it's time to google
[09:58] <crackerjackz> i'm still curious about overclocking the processor though or maybe even overclocking the RAM
[09:58] <crimsonmane> crackerjackz: a gig is TINY amount of ram
[09:59] <Frostbyte> llutz : a little clarification, does it matter if the client1 cert has the same credentials with server cert? never figured why we need a client1 cert
[09:59] <crimsonmane> crackerjackz: if possible, add a video card (make sure you have enough wattage from your power supply unit). and add one gig ram at least. make sure you have airflow for the vid card. this will improve your computer far more than overclocking your cpu by 0.3 ghz
[10:00] <crackerjackz> yah but ive ran other distros of linux with 256 and 512 mb ram. what can i do to tweak ubuntu?
[10:00] <llutz> Frostbyte: shouldn't matter, it just makes reading logs more difficult because all things are named equal
[10:00] <pbt> !topic
[10:00] <pbt> !vim
[10:00] <Frostbyte> llutz : this is the first tutorial I googled http://geeksandtweaks.com/wp/how-to-create-a-vpn-server-on-ubuntu-12-04/
[10:00] <llutz> Frostbyte: why client cert? how do you authenticate when not using certs?
[10:01] <ejo> Zambz: for that purpose just VirtualBox
[10:01] <Frostbyte> llutz : dunno, I'm a newb pretty much xD
[10:01] <vbgunz> holy cow, for the first time in years, I am about to blow out data
[10:01] <crimsonmane> crackerjackz: depends on the ubuntu. the latest is obvious more graphic intensive.
[10:01] <crackerjackz> i know theres gotta be something i can do to speed things up though maybe some running services or something making things slow
[10:01] <llutz> Frostbyte: i hate white on black sites :(  but seems basically ok
[10:02] <Frostbyte> llutz : I'm trying to give it a re-go
[10:02] <llutz> Frostbyte: you can place all those certs wherever you want, but you have to use the correct pathes in your openvpn-server.conf
[10:02] <Frostbyte> llutz : yeap, figured
[10:03] <Frostbyte> llutz : but the server conf only has entries for ca.crt server.crt and server.key and that dh thingy
[10:03] <Frostbyte> llutz : do I need the client cert at all?
[10:03] <llutz> Frostbyte: for the client, yes
[10:03] <llutz> Frostbyte: thats not in server.conf
[10:04] <Frostbyte> llutz : I won't be planning on using a client on that box, am I good to go?
[10:04] <Frostbyte> llutz : I only want to make a mesh vpn
[10:04] <iceroot> what is the common way to have an encrpyted folder (not partition) which can only be opened (gui and cli) when using a passphrase
[10:05] <MonkeyDust> crackerjackz  picked this up in this channel http://paste.ubuntu.com/1401609/
[10:05] <llutz> Frostbyte: mesh-vpn?
[10:05] <iceroot> and, is there a way to encrpyted a partition which is already in use (without formating)
[10:05] <Frostbyte> llutz : much like how hamachi behaves
[10:06] <Frostbyte> llutz : I believe openvpn can do that
[10:07] <Frostbyte> llutz : I've got a tun0 \o/
[10:07] <llutz> Frostbyte: sorry i don't know what hamachi is/does, i only use openvpn as gateways for some clients. but i'd guess, whatever you want to connect to your openvpn still needs a cert to authenticate. but you might ask in #openvpn the more versed people about this
[10:07] <vbgunz> holy crap, btrfs-restore might just be the answer, it looks like it's creating the tree from sda1
[10:08] <Frostbyte> llutz : it's a mesh network that uses tunneling - it's just that they do the authentication and have their certs
[10:08] <vbgunz> I swear I get my stuff back, I will not mess with btrfs until it's automatic
[10:08] <Frostbyte> llutz : but because most of the times I go through their relay, I wanted to host my own server
[10:08] <Frostbyte> llutz : I'm gonna figure this soon, thanx for helping.. progressed a step now ;)
[10:08] <llutz> Frostbyte: good luck then
[10:11] <ubu> bouce...
[10:12] <andriy> hello
[10:13] <buar> hi, who can help me with canon1800 printer driver? i use xubuntu only one day and donn't know how install driver. i follow instruction on this page http://tantos.web.id/blogs/how-to-karmic-koala-and-canon-pixma-ip1800-ip1900 and cann't use printer
[10:18] <buar> anybody here?
[10:18] <satwood> buar: yes
[10:18] <satwood> anyone have a ubuntu vm for me to test something really quick please ?!
[10:19] <satwood> will take a day for me to install a new vm. if you can point for download a vm or vbox or allow me to ssh in that would be great
[10:19] <buar> satwood, i cann't, mobile modem
[10:20] <satwood> are the /etc/ conf files same for ubuntu and debian ?
[10:20] <satwood> buar: you can find the ip and give
[10:20] <qdb> hello. i have deleted necessary packages of desktop, and go to console login , but cannot type english letters to write my user name, due to some bug... of ubuntu 12.04 ... i reported that bug several hours ago. what i can fix with livecd ? i tried to write sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-data in bashrc and go to recovery root shell, but it don't run
[10:20] <satwood> are the /etc/ conf files same for ubuntu and debian ?
[10:20] <delinquentme> is there a suuuper simple way to figure out what are the local machines on my network?
[10:21] <delinquentme> I've just finished intalling the OS to my new rasberryPi ... and I want to ethernet it up the the LAN  and start poking at it
[10:25] <iceroot> delinquentme: this channel is only for ubuntu support
[10:25] <iceroot> delinquentme: ubuntu is not working on the rasperrypi so please use the channel of your distribution
[10:26] <egorchik007> hello guys
[10:26] <egorchik007> apt-get went crazy
[10:26] <iceroot> !details | egorchik007
[10:26] <egorchik007> i can't install any packet
[10:26] <egorchik007> ubuntu 12.04 LTS server version
[10:27] <egorchik007> sudo apt-get install <anypackethere>
[10:27] <egorchik007> gives:
[10:27] <iceroot> !paste | egorchik007
[10:27] <iceroot> !enter | egorchik007
[10:27] <egorchik007>  libapache2-mod-rpaf : dependance: apache2 или apache2-mpm
[10:27] <egorchik007> but i can't install those packets. i had this issue since i've deleted (purged) apache2 packet
[10:28] <iceroot> egorchik007: what is the output of "cat /etc/issue" and "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and "dpkg -l | grep -v ^ii"
[10:28] <iceroot> delinquentme: if you are not using samba/winbind/wins you have to ping the while network-range to see all devices
[10:29] <egorchik007> iceroot: one second. i tried to fix the problem using taksel install lamp, and it deleted openssh, and now i can't connect to the server
[10:29] <egorchik007> iceroot: i can connect to it physically. but sources are unmodified from default ones
[10:30] <egorchik007> also: libapache2-mod-rpaf - E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[10:31] <egorchik007> so, idk what to do now. it says there is unsatisfied dependance (see up), but i can't install the dependabce and i can't remove that packet
[10:32] <iceroot> egorchik007: what is the output of "cat /etc/issue" and "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and "dpkg -l | grep -v ^ii"
[10:32] <iceroot> !info libapache2-mod-rpaf precise
[10:33] <iceroot> egorchik007: the dpkg -l line would be interesting to see
[10:35] <egorchik007> iceroot: wait, i physically connected to server and now i need to manually type all this output here
[10:36] <egorchik007> iceroot: oh. it's impossible. =(
[10:36] <iceroot> egorchik007: what does an "apt-get install -f" is doing on the server? maybe that is fixing it already
[10:38] <egorchik007> iceroot: the problem is that my OS is russian, so all the errors are in russian. and ubuntu server outputs russian symbols oncorrectly. but installing with -f flag does EXACTLY the same thing.
[10:39] <egorchik007> iceroot: i am trying now to install -f openssh-server, but i get error about libapache2-mod-rpaf that it has missing dependance : apache2 OR apache2-mpm
[10:39] <iceroot> egorchik007: apt-cache policy apache2
[10:40] <iceroot> !info apache2 precise
[10:40] <iceroot> egorchik007: does it list 2.2.22-1ubuntu1 in the first entry from the main repo?
[10:40] <delinquentme> I've got a raspberry pi which is directly connected to my laptop ( ethernet ) ... how can I ping it or interact with it?
[10:40] <iceroot> delinquentme: ping ip
[10:40] <egorchik007> iceroot: 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.2
[10:41] <egorchik007> iceroot: ther first entry is:
[10:41] <iceroot> egorchik007: which repo?
[10:41] <egorchik007> iceroot: 2.2.22-1ubuntu1.2 0, it's main
[10:41] <delinquentme> iceroot, im not sure what the IP of the pi is when its directly connected to me
[10:41] <delinquentme> unless... ifconfig?
[10:41] <iceroot> delinquentme: the ip you set
[10:41] <iceroot> egorchik007: dpkg -l apache2
[10:42] <iceroot> egorchik007: what are the first 2 characters? ii?
[10:42] <delinquentme> iceroot, well if ive got a direct ethernet connection... shouldn't the connection on my laptops eth0 give me exactly the connection port I want to ping?
[10:42] <iceroot> delinquentme: no
[10:43] <iceroot> delinquentme: you have to setup the network-configuration  ip and subnetmask
[10:43] <egorchik007> iceroot: the firts characters are [] (incorrect russian symblos). after [10:43] <egorchik007> iceroot: so, i guess, 'un'
[10:43] <egorchik007> iceroot: if there any way to switch it to english, it would be greate
[10:43] <egorchik007> great*
[10:44] <iceroot> egorchik007: LANG=en_GB.UTF-8
[10:44] <Walex> egorchik007: export LANG=C
[10:44] <jayakarthi> hello everyone
[10:45] <Walex> iceroot: 'en_GB' might not be available...
[10:45] <iceroot> Walex: ah yes
[10:45] <iceroot> Walex: thx
[10:45] <egorchik007> iceroot: ok, done, now the firts line:
[10:45] <egorchik007> iceroot: Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
[10:46] <iceroot> egorchik007: the next line :)
[10:46] <egorchik007> iceroot: | Status=Not/Inst..... and ...
[10:46] <iceroot> egorchik007: just the first two characters are interesting, ii, un
[10:46] <egorchik007> iceroot: i guess you need this line:
[10:46] <iceroot> ii  apache2          2.2.22-1ubuntu1. Apache HTTP Server metapackage
[10:46] <iceroot> the first to characters
[10:46] <egorchik007> iceroot: un apache2 <none> (no description availible)
[10:47] <egorchik007> iceroot: that's the only entry :(
[10:47] <jayakarthi> hi seemz
[10:47] <jayakarthi> welcome to ubuntu
[10:47] <seemz> hello jay
[10:47] <egorchik007> iceroot: so. it's "un", not "ii"
[10:48] <seemz> lets crate a channel
[10:48] <Frostbyte> llutz : I made it! \o/
[10:49] <iceroot> egorchik007: means "unknown state/not installed"
[10:49] <vlad__> Hello. I have a weird problem with my internet connection. If someone can help me.
[10:49] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[10:49] <egorchik007> iceroot: sorry me for buggin you, but russian channel is quite dead - they're discussung what's better, vim or nano.
[10:49] <iceroot> egorchik007: vim
[10:49] <iceroot> egorchik007: .)
[10:49] <egorchik007> iceroot: :p done that command, no output.
[10:49] <vlad__> I have a wireless router and i use WPA auth .
[10:50] <vlad__> I have dual boot with Ubuntu 12.04 and Windows 8
[10:50] <vlad__> on windows 8 everything works fine.
[10:50] <vlad__> On ubuntu I manage to connect
[10:50] <vlad__> but ping to gateway and to <IP_ADDRESS> do not work.
[10:50] <vlad__> I get no response
[10:51] <vlad__> Furthermore, I have access to a public wireless network ( the one I am now ), and here I do not have connectivity problems.
[10:51] <egorchik007> iceroot: well, i tried to -f remove libapache2-mod-rpaf. look at this:
[10:51] <iceroot> egorchik007: and sudo apt-get install apache2 is bringing what exact error?
[10:51] <vlad__> Does anyone know where the problem could be ?
[10:51] <egorchik007> iceroot: dpkg: error proccessing libapache2-mod-rpaf.prerm ............ a2dismod : not found
[10:52] <egorchik007> iceroot: now trying to sudo apt-get install apache2
[10:52] <iceroot> egorchik007: so its an error from the postscript
[10:52] <iceroot> äh pre-remove-script
[10:52] <egorchik007> iceroot: installing apache2:
[10:52] <dr_willis> vlad__: so a unprotected wifi connection works  but one with wpa or other security does  not?
[10:53] <iceroot> egorchik007: apt-cache policy libapache2-mod-rpaf
[10:53] <iceroot> egorchik007: which repo?
[10:53] <egorchik007> iceroot: unmet dependencies: apache2-mpm-worket and etc. (-prefork, -event, -itk)
[10:53] <egorchik007> iceroot: sec
[10:53] <solar_sea> Hi. How do I run usb-creator on another linux system ? I have no cdrom and no windows system available. I'd like to install a live version of lubuntu to an sd card and use the rest of the available space for document storage.
[10:53] <iceroot> egorchik007: should be look like this      0.6-2 0
[10:53] <iceroot>         500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise/universe i386 Packages
[10:53] <egorchik007> iceroot: 0.6-2 0, ukrainian host, yeap
[10:54] <vlad__> dr_willis: Yes. The one with wpa security also shows me as connected it assigns me an IP, mask and default gateway, but it does not respond to pings.
[10:54] <Walex> vlad__: our psychic advisors are all busy on other astral planes :-)
[10:54] <egorchik007> iceroot: and ther is one extra line
[10:54] <iceroot> egorchik007: ls -l /usr/sbin/a2dismod
[10:54] <egorchik007> iceroot: 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
[10:55] <iceroot> egorchik007: does the a2dismod file exist?
[10:55] <iceroot> egorchik007: apache2.2-common: /usr/sbin/a2dismod
[10:55] <egorchik007> iceroot: no such file/directory
[10:55] <iceroot> egorchik007: dpkg -l apache2.2-common
[10:55] <crackerjackz> how do i tell if im using alsa or pulse audio.. maybe the problem with my sound isn't the driver
[10:55] <iceroot> egorchik007: ii?
[10:55] <egorchik007> iceroot: rc
[10:56] <Walex> crackerjackz: you may be using both, as the typical config is to have an ALSA plugin which diverts to PulseAudio, which then uses ALSA
[10:56] <Zambz> ejo: thanks for your reply :)
[10:56] <crackerjackz> ID: 00:1b.0 is the device i'm trying to get working
[10:56] <egorchik007> iceroot: there is also no /etc/apache2, however, i back-uped the sites' configs
[10:56] <iceroot> egorchik007: ok, so you removed apache2.2-common which is provinding the file /usr/sbin/a2dismod. that file is needed from libapache2-mod-rp for the remove-part, because the file does not exist the removing is failing and dpkg has a state where packages are not configured correctly
[10:56] <crackerjackz> Walex: well how do i figure out whats going on with my sound? how do i determin if its the driver or if its some config issue or something?
[10:57] <egorchik007> iceroot: so i want to install apache2.2-common back
[10:57] <Walex> crackerjackz: use 'aplay -D plughw:0' to see if it works at the basic al
[10:57] <crackerjackz> it stopped working after i updated everything
[10:57] <iceroot> egorchik007: but you cant because apt-get/dpkg is first trying to fix the other issue
[10:57] <egorchik007> iceroot: but it can't
[10:58] <egorchik007> iceroot: well, i know that i'm an idiot. that's true. so what should i do?
[10:58] <Walex> crackerjackz: it is quite difficult to figure out ALSA and PulseAudio for most people, if it doesn't "just work" then it is quite challenging.
[10:59] <Walex> egorchik007: perhaps you could tell <iceroot> what you are trying to achieve, what you want the final state to be.
[10:59] <iceroot> Walex: i know it already
[10:59]  * Walex has missed that
[10:59] <crackerjackz> Walex: i didn't hear anything when i typed that command. when i open my mixer it mentions both alsa and pulse audio.. i think it was originally just using pulse audio.. i installed ubuntu on this computer using an old cd then upraded/updated
[10:59] <crackerjackz> and the sound stopped working
[11:00] <Walex> crackerjackz: you have to type that command with a sound file too
[11:00] <crackerjackz> Walex: ooooh
[11:00] <egorchik007> Walex: first of all, i want to fix that dpkg error, that can't let me install any packets. (openssh-server is the most needed)
[11:00] <vlad__> dr_willis: Any more information I can provide ?
[11:00] <egorchik007> then i want to fix my apache2
[11:00] <iceroot> egorchik007:  i would (dont say its the best method or that it is working) install apache2.2-common by hand with dpkg -i  from here http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise-updates/apache2.2-common then remove that failing package because a2dismode exist then
[11:00] <egorchik007> it worked till 0:46, then i got sms that it's down
[11:01] <egorchik007> i tried to reinstall in differtent ways and then i've done some silly things
[11:01] <iceroot> egorchik007: or you could remove the a2dismod line from the prerm script of that package and rerun the remove of that package
[11:01] <egorchik007> iceroot: will try now to wget that packet and install it manually
[11:01] <Walex> or run the remove with a '--force' option IIRC
[11:01] <iceroot> Walex: does it ignore errors from the prerm script?
[11:01] <crackerjackz> Walex: i don't hear anything
[11:02] <Walex> crackerjackz: that could be just because the mixer defaults to zero.
[11:02] <crackerjackz> Walex: the sliders are all the way up tho
[11:02] <Walex> crackerjackz: and what do those sliders control?
[11:03] <crackerjackz> Walex: master and PCM
[11:03] <crackerjackz> HDA Intel (alsa mixer)
[11:03] <Walex> crackerjackz: run and put output in a pastebin of 'aplay -l; aplay -L; amixer'
[11:04] <iceroot> egorchik007: in /var/lib/dpkg/info  there should be a *.prerm file from this failing apache2 package
[11:05] <iceroot> egorchik007: /var/lib/dpkg/info/libapache2-mod-rp.prerm
[11:05] <iceroot> egorchik007: in that file uncomment all lines with a2enmod and a2dismod
[11:05] <egorchik007> iceroot: i've just downloaded the deb with packet. so what is better to do, install it manually or edit that script?
[11:05] <iceroot> egorchik007: script
[11:06] <egorchik007> iceroot: ther is no such file
[11:06] <iceroot> egorchik007: libapache2-mod-rpaf was the package which is failing?
[11:07] <egorchik007> iceroot: only ....rpaf.prerm
[11:07] <iceroot> egorchik007: yeah thats what i mean :)
[11:07] <egorchik007> iceroot: and there are only a few lines, no commented at all
[11:07] <crackerjackz> walex 06:07 -!- Bladerunn [blade@unaffiliated/bladerunner] has quit [Quit: ZNC - http://znc.in]
[11:07] <iceroot> egorchik007: mom
[11:07] <crackerjackz> oops
[11:07] <crackerjackz> copy pasta fail
[11:08] <iceroot> egorchik007:     a2dismod -q -f rpaf || true
[11:08] <iceroot> egorchik007: put a # infront of that line
[11:08] <crackerjackz> http://pastebin.com/4CTxF0tY Walex
[11:08] <egorchik007> iceroot: oh, ok
[11:08] <iceroot> egorchik007: save the file
[11:08] <iceroot> egorchik007: and then sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:08] <mati> hi
[11:08] <iceroot> egorchik007: it should now execute the pending remove of libapache2-mod-rpaf
[11:09] <iceroot> egorchik007: if not use "sudo apt-get install -f"
[11:09] <egorchik007> iceroot: same error about dependencies
[11:09] <egorchik007> iceroot: while installing
[11:09] <pbt> !code
[11:09] <egorchik007> iceroot: will now try with -f
[11:09] <egorchik007> iceroot: same shit with -f flag
[11:10] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get remove libapache2-mod-rpaf
[11:10] <egorchik007> iceroot: failed
[11:11] <egorchik007> iceroot: erorr about restarting apache2 (failed, of course)
[11:11] <iceroot> egorchik007:     invoke-rc.d apache2 restart
[11:11] <egorchik007> iceroot: can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[11:12] <iceroot> egorchik007: comment that line too
[11:12] <iceroot> egorchik007: /var/lib/dpkg/info/libapache2-mod-rpaf.prerm
[11:13] <iceroot> egorchik007: after that, remove that package again
[11:13] <egorchik007> iceroot: done, tried to remove praf package again:
[11:13] <egorchik007> iceroot: 'fi' unexpected
[11:13] <egorchik007> iceroot: i will now comment the whole if-block
[11:13] <iceroot> egorchik007: yes
[11:14] <vlad__> Walex: I did not understood your earlier reply.
[11:15] <egorchik007> iceroot: well, error is the same
[11:15] <egorchik007> iceroot: that's the script http://pastebin.com/h958Jf7M
[11:15] <iceroot> egorchik007: you forgot to comment the fi :)
[11:16] <a0lex> hey what does eta 16w 2d mean? 16 weeks & 2 days ?? Oo
[11:16] <iceroot> egorchik007: if foobar fi  is the complete syntax for an if block
[11:16] <egorchik007> iceroot: oh, i though it's a part of whole sh script, like return 0;
[11:16] <egorchik007> iceroot: yeaaah, removed that packet, installing ssh
[11:16] <iceroot> egorchik007: total strange script... command || true
[11:17] <iceroot> egorchik007: fine
[11:17] <cjae> !meld
[11:17] <cjae> !info meld
[11:17] <satwood> are the /etc/ conf files same for ubuntu and debian ?
[11:17] <iceroot> egorchik007: if the prerm file still exist, remove it completly
[11:17] <egorchik007> iceroot: installed ssh, unconnecting the monitor and keyboard, 1 sec
[11:17] <egorchik007> iceroot: (ssh works)
[11:18] <iceroot> egorchik007: fine, so everything should be fine again
[11:18] <sudo-apt-get> hello, which software shows disk usage by files on a pie chart?
[11:18] <cjae> does anyone know how good the comparison between files is in meld?
[11:18] <iceroot> sudo-apt-get: maybe there is a gui for "du"
[11:19] <cjae> the option seem quite weak in it
[11:19] <egorchik007> iceroot: so how can i install apache2 correctly? i have no /etc/apache2 dir now ;p
[11:19] <sudo-apt-get> iceroot, I wanna know which folder occupies a lot of space.
[11:19] <iceroot> sudo-apt-get: du -sh /folder/to/start/the/search/
[11:20] <sudo-apt-get> iceroot, ty
[11:20] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get install apache2
[11:20] <iceroot> egorchik007: always use apt-get and never something else
[11:20] <tuxillo> is there some developers channel for ubuntu?
[11:20] <iceroot> egorchik007: or software-center
[11:21] <iceroot> tuxillo: #ubuntu-dev or #ubuntu-devs
[11:21] <iceroot> !alis | tuxillo
[11:21] <trung`> !code
[11:21] <egorchik007> iceroot: server, no gui, no s-c. i used aptitude a long time ago
[11:21] <tuxillo> ok thanks iceroot.
[11:21] <iceroot> egorchik007: dont use aptitude
[11:21] <iceroot> egorchik007: if you are using amd64 (64bit) aptitude may bring you issues on multiarch
[11:21] <egorchik007> iceroot: i don't use it since 10.04 :)
[11:21] <iceroot> !aptitude
[11:22] <iceroot> egorchik007: fine :)
[11:22] <egorchik007> iceroot: $ sudo apache2ctl start apache2: Could not open configuration file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: No such file or directory
[11:22] <dsenator> Hi all
[11:22] <egorchik007> iceroot: how can i make him to create a config for me?
[11:22] <iceroot> egorchik007: you installed apache2 with sudo apt-get install apache2?
[11:22] <egorchik007> iceroot: sure
[11:23] <egorchik007> iceroot: /etc/apache2 is on it's place, but no  conf
[11:23] <iceroot> egorchik007: and what should apache2ctl start apache2 be?
[11:23] <dsenator> anyone knows how to get Mono Moonlight working on Ubuntu... I cant
[11:23] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo service apache2 start  to start apache2
[11:23] <egorchik007> iceroot: it should start apache
[11:23] <iceroot> egorchik007: no
[11:23] <iceroot> egorchik007: please only use "sudo service daemonname start"
[11:24] <egorchik007> iceroot: well, that ^ -> /etc/init.d/apache2: 51: .: Can't open /etc/apache2/envvars
[11:24] <egorchik007> iceroot: ok, didn't know about that
[11:24] <iceroot> egorchik007: output of "cat /etc/issue"
[11:24] <LittleRed> hi... i want to upgrade my laptop from 10.4 to 12.04... should I do a fresh install or just do step upgrades?
[11:24] <iceroot> egorchik007: and "dpkg -l apache2"
[11:24] <egorchik007> iceroot: Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS \n \l, then empty string
[11:25] <egorchik007> iceroot: ii now
[11:25] <iceroot> egorchik007: "which apache2"
[11:25] <iceroot> egorchik007: /usr/sbin/apache2?
[11:25] <egorchik007> yea
[11:25] <iceroot> egorchik007: dpkg -l apache2.2-common
[11:25] <dsenator> anyone knows how to get Mono Moonlight working on Ubuntu... I cant
[11:25] <egorchik007> iceroot: well, there is /etc/apache2 and httpd.conf inside
[11:26] <egorchik007> iceroot: ii also
[11:26] <iceroot> egorchik007: there should be /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[11:26] <iceroot> egorchik007: and /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
[11:26] <egorchik007> iceroot: no apache2.conf, httpd.conf is empty. may i download a sample file?
[11:26] <iceroot> egorchik007: no
[11:27] <iceroot> egorchik007: do you have any apache configuration now you still need?
[11:27] <iceroot> egorchik007: or can we completly reinstall apache2?
[11:27] <egorchik007> iceroot: i backuped my sites-enabled, so we can :)
[11:28] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2 && dpkg -l apache2.2-common
[11:28] <sudo-apt-get> iceroot, theres a software known as disk usage analyser, exactly what I wanted !!(shows disk usage graphically)
[11:28] <iceroot> sudo-apt-get: thats the gui for "du" :)
[11:28] <egorchik007> iceroot: deleted, common is ii
[11:28] <iceroot> sudo-apt-get: du = disk usage
[11:29] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2.2-common
[11:29] <egorchik007> iceroot: done
[11:29] <vlad__> Hello. I have a weird problem with my internet connection. If someone can help me.
[11:29] <vlad__> I have a wireless router and i use WPA auth .
[11:29] <vlad__> I have dual boot with Ubuntu 12.04 and Windows 8
[11:29] <vlad__> on windows 8 everything works fine.
[11:29] <vlad__> On ubuntu I manage to connect
[11:29] <FloodBot1> vlad__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:29] <iceroot> egorchik007: because you or someelse else killed the config and only removed the metapackage apache2, apache2.2-common was still installed and that package is handling the default conf-files
[11:29] <sudo-apt-get> iceroot, oh, i didnt know that :)
[11:29] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get install apache2
[11:29] <Xotix> hi
[11:29] <delinquentme> so I've got a mounted SD card at /dev/sda2 .... how can I acccess these files via command line?
[11:29] <vlad__> Ok
[11:30] <iceroot> delinquentme: /dev/sda2 is not mounted
[11:30] <iceroot> delinquentme: that is only the device-name
[11:30] <Xotix> I just installed 12.10 on virtualbox. Is there an easy way to change the cholor scheme?
[11:30] <iceroot> delinquentme: normally it should be automaticly mounted
[11:30] <egorchik007> iceroot: installed. now all configs are on it's place
[11:30] <iceroot> egorchik007: and apache is running?
[11:31] <iceroot> delinquentme: "mount" should show you the path where it is mounted
[11:31] <iceroot> delinquentme: /dev/sda5 on / type ext4 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
[11:31] <iceroot> delinquentme: something like that
[11:31] <egorchik007> iceroot: yes, however, it gives me .php files as a file. so i need to install mod_php
[11:31] <iceroot> delinquentme: /media/foobar/sonstwas/
[11:31] <egorchik007> iceroot: yes?
[11:31] <iceroot> egorchik007: sudo apt-get install php5
[11:32] <iceroot> egorchik007: atfer that "sudo service apache2 restart"
[11:32] <delinquentme> iceroot, bingo /media/567E7C787E7C52AB     $ df -h
[11:32] <delinquentme> PS .. what does df stand for?
[11:32] <iceroot> delinquentme: fine :)
[11:32] <savio> before upgrading to 12.10  should i remove PPA
[11:32] <egorchik007> iceroot: done, it stlls give me php sources
[11:33] <iceroot> delinquentme: display filesystems? dont know