[00:02] <Izaya> In 13.10 where can I go to check how my HD space I've taken up?
[00:02] <Izaya> trying to think of a "My Computer" type place for Ubuntu
[00:03] <dhaval2712> Izaya: /mnt ?
[00:03] <sudormrf> Izaya, check disk utility
[00:03] <Izaya> thank you sudormrf
[00:03] <weblordpepe> i think its computer:///
[00:03] <clue_h> Izaya, df -h in terminal
[00:03] <Izaya> tyty
[00:03] <Izaya> :-D
[00:03] <sudormrf> Izaya, https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applications/precise/gnome-disk-utility/
[00:03] <weblordpepe> oh. under accessories i think. called disk usage.
[00:04] <sudormrf> IIRC it's built in to 13.10
[00:04] <weblordpepe> that awesome pie-graph program
[00:04] <KyouReeUs4nfo> dhaval2712: sudo alsamixer <-- see if you can find something that you could tweak
[00:04] <dhaval2712> KyouReeUs4nfo: Tried that.
[00:04] <iancurtis> Izaya> There should be a program that is called something like "Disks" that will help you with that.
[00:04] <CyanBlob> Hey guys. I just installed Ubuntu 13.10 on my Beaglebone Black (following this tutorial: http://goo.gl/6eyDqQ) and then installed the Adafruit_BBIO library (following this tutorial: http://goo.gl/OEshOn) and I am unable to control my GPIO pins, which I could do just fine in Angstrom. The library iinstalls correctly, but nothing happens when I try to turn the pins on high. Does anyone have any ideas about how to fix this?
[00:04] <Izaya> thank you iancurtis
[00:05] <iancurtis> np
[00:05] <olalonde> where can I report an issue about a ubuntu package?
[00:06] <clue_h> launchpad bugs
[00:07] <KyouReeUs4nfo> dhaval2712: Please pastebin  output of 'cat /var/lib/alsa/asound.state'
[00:08] <dhaval2712> KyouReeUs4nfo: standby
[00:08] <olalonde> "bitcoin must be configured in order for Launchpad to forward bugs to the project's developers."
[00:09] <dhaval2712> KyouReeUs4nfo: http://pastebin.com/zycQCdTd
[00:09] <ni291187> I need help
[00:10] <ni291187> is it possible to put Ubuntu on a mobile device
[00:11] <dhaval2712> ni291187: Not quite yet if it isn't a Nexus.
[00:11] <ni291187> not an iPad if I jailbreak it
[00:12] <clue_h> olalonde, you dont need bitcoin to file bugs against an application in ubuntu, maybe youre on the wrong site?
[00:12] <dhaval2712> KyouReeUs4nfo: See anything...?
[00:13] <ni291187> so can I install it on a jail broken device
[00:16] <KyouReeUs4nfo> dhaval2712: Mic Playback Volume settings seems normal to me.  I just compared it what I have. That's all.
[00:16] <dhaval2712> Eh... thanks anyway.
[00:16] <dhaval2712> I have to go. I'll see you around I guess. Take care.
[00:17] <KyouReeUs4nfo> dhaval2712: too many controls and switches in your config though. yeah sure
[00:17] <nakurtag> How to start BF4 in 13.10?
[00:17] <dhaval2712> Bah, I just don't know anymore. I'll see you later, take care.
[00:17] <olalonde> clue_h: it's what it says in the Bugs section of the bitcoin Launchpad.. no way to report bug
[00:18] <olalonde> clue_h: https://launchpad.net/bitcoin
[00:19] <Izaya> Test
[00:21] <clue_h> olalonde, maybe here, https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin i dontt know about bitcoin stuff
[00:22] <olalonde> yeah I didn't want to report a bug about bitcoin but about the ubuntu package.. just wanted to tell them to bump bitcoin to a newer version
[00:26] <Kris_> Hello?
[00:27] <Lutamos> Hey
[00:27] <Bashing-om> Kris_: hey . A support question ?
[00:28] <Guest67635> omg
[00:28] <Guest67635> how long is this partition resizing going to take !?!?!?
[00:28] <Guest67635> been waiting like 4 hours
[00:36] <Geo> Hi, after a few days of running, my 12.04 system locks up and I get messages on console that say "<bla> blocked for more than 120 seconds" ... these messages tend to deal with nginx and php-fm.
[00:36] <Geo> Any thoughts on how to fix/where to look for these issues?
[00:37] <Geo> owncloud is about the only resource-intensive program I have running on it, which uses php-fm
[00:43] <jasabella> in windows, i can configure my netgear router via its web interface, but i dont have a browser in ubuntu server, is there any way i can configure it from ubuntu server short of installing something like lynx?
[00:44] <Bray90820_> what multitouch mouse would you recomenned for ubuntu
[00:44] <daftykins> jasabella: no
[00:46] <Bray90820_> Is there a way to run a terminal command after I click my bluetooth mouse
[00:46] <Rarrikins> Why does the shell in a vty say "Unable to connect to X server" twice right after a login?
[00:46] <Bray90820_> a bash script
[00:46] <jasabella> okie, just thought someone might have figured it out before or there was some package i could install :)
[00:49] <donc3> Hi
[00:49] <donc3> I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.04 but it gives me a grub-install error in the installation
[00:50] <donc3> someone could help me?
[00:50] <Guest67635> donc3: what is the error exactly
[00:50] <Beldar> donc3, You want #ubuntu+1 for 14.04 is all.
[00:50] <Guest67635> donc3: when i got a grub error i just reinstall and all is well
[00:51] <donc3> I have tried several times
[00:51] <thoonai> donc3: are you using the alternate install iso or the gui one iso?
[00:52] <Beldar> !14.04|donc3
[00:52] <donc3> this error : the execution of grub-install in /dev/sdb failed
[00:52] <thoonai> donc3: probably you try to install on the wrong device?
[00:54] <donc3> no thoonai
[00:55] <GunArm1> i'm trying to enable nfs version 4.1 because http://sourceforge.net/p/ms-nfs41-client/mailman/message/32155318/  in that thread the guy says enable it with # echo "+4.1" > /proc/fs/nfsd/versions
[00:55] <donc3> it's a new pc
[00:55] <GunArm1> but i don't seem to be able to write anything to the proc folder even with sudo
[00:58] <kostkon> GunArm1, because it's not a real folder    man proc for more info   also everything starting with # is a comment
[00:58] <GunArm1> i know proc is virtual
[00:58] <kostkon> anything*
[00:58] <GunArm1> also i meant # as in with su
[00:58] <kostkon> GunArm1, ok
[00:59] <GunArm1> but apparently the file doesn't exist because maybe its not part of the current linux kernel
[00:59] <GunArm1> which is wierd since in that thread the guy seems to have done it and he's using 12.04 like me
[00:59] <kostkon> GunArm1, i dont have it either
[01:00] <thoonai> which file is missing?
[01:00] <kostkon> GunArm1, on 12.04
[01:00] <mdpoop> thoonai: hey
[01:00] <mdpoop> GunArm1: hey
[01:00] <thoonai> mdpoop: o/
[01:00] <GunArm1> well its a setting "file" /proc/fs/nfsd/versions
[01:01] <GunArm1> i read somewhere else it ought to exist and have -4.1 in it indicating its off and this would change -4.1 to +4.1 in the contents
[01:01] <GunArm1> but it not existing at all in the first place seems to imply the kernel is missing the feature
[01:02] <thoonai> mdpoop: no query, if you want some suply for ubuntu, please ask here
[01:03] <Foxhoundz> How can I install php 5.5
[01:03] <Foxhoundz> on Xubuntu
[01:03] <Foxhoundz> the latest version
[01:03] <thoonai> wait no suply, support
[01:03] <Foxhoundz> I think the one in the Ubuntu repo is 5.4
[01:03] <thoonai> Foxhoundz: may I ask you why and for which purpose?
[01:04] <mdpoop> Foxhoundz: get ready for a perv telling you this is not php5 channel.
[01:05] <Foxhoundz> thoonai: To develop in PHP 5.5, of course
[01:05] <Rarrikins> Why does the shell in a vty say "Unable to connect to X server" twice right after a login?
[01:05] <mdpoop> Php5 is for servers.
[01:05] <Foxhoundz> Anyway, the purpose is irrelevant
[01:05] <mdpoop> Instal lamp
[01:05] <Foxhoundz> I could just want it for no reason
[01:06] <Foxhoundz> LAMP via Tasksel installs 5.4
[01:07] <mdpoop> Foxhoundz: See if php website has a php5.5 install for ubuntu first.
[01:08] <thoonai> Foxhoundz: If you stay with the current in the repo, its more likely that people can run your software ;) but you can download the tar.gz file from php.net and compile it manually
[01:08] <mdpoop> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5
[01:09] <Geo> Hi, after a few days of running, my 12.04 system locks up and I get messages on console that say "<bla> blocked for more than 120 seconds" ... these messages tend to deal with nginx and php-fm, so I'm leaning towards php being the culprit. Any ideas where to start troubleshooting?
[01:09] <mdpoop> Foxhoundz: You know how to use ppa
[01:09] <GunArm1> anyone have any understanding of the presence of nfs v4 vs 4.1 in ubuntu versions/linux kernels?
[01:09] <Foxhoundz> yes
[01:09] <mdpoop> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5 this is it Foxhoundz
[01:12] <awesomess3> GunArm1, is it the v4/v4.1 server? or client? or something else?
[01:12] <GunArm1> server
[01:13] <thoonai> Geo: could you paste a more verbose message? use paste.ubuntu.com for text
[01:14] <Geo> thoonai, unfortunately no, its been rebooted (and I just see it on the screen, it locks up)
[01:14] <Geo> but, its similar to:
[01:15] <Geo> https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/task-blocked-for-more-than-120-seconds-errors-and-crashes-890981/
[01:15] <awesomess3> GunArm1, is this what you're looking for? http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/n/nfs-utils/nfs-utils_1.2.5-3ubuntu3/changelog
[01:15] <Geo> minus the call trace below
[01:15] <GunArm1> windows 7 doesn't support nfs client except in ultimate/enterprise so I have to use this ms-nfs41-client thing from http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/nfsv4/windows/ (really seems like the ONLY decent option) yet it only supports nfs v4.1 apparently, but nfs server on ubuntu doesnt?? except someone with this problem (http://sourceforge.net/p/ms-nfs41-client/mailman/message/32155318/) who has 12.04 like me was able to just "turn it on" my c
[01:15] <Geo> replace 'tar' with nginx, or php-fm
[01:16] <Izaya> how does one go about removing annotations in the PDF viewer?
[01:16] <GunArm1> awesomess3: thanks for digging up that change log but i'm not sure how to make use of it
[01:16] <Izaya> figured out how to add them....
[01:16] <awesomess3> GunArm1, your message was cut off @ "who has 12.04 like me was able to just "turn it on" my"
[01:16] <GunArm1> (contd)... who has 12.04 like me was able to just "turn it on" my changing a virtual file, which doesn't exist on my 12.04.  i don't get it
[01:16] <GunArm1> s/my/by/
[01:17] <Geo> thoonai, my response may have gotten mixed in with those other comments, did you see it?
[01:18] <thoonai> Geo: yes so I'm a n00b too ^^ but I'll try to help ;)
[01:18] <Geo> ah
[01:18] <Izaya> I should say, in document viewer
[01:18] <Geo> I doubt this is a noob question, unfortunately... i've been looking pretty hard for an answer
[01:18] <Geo> but, surprise me :)
[01:19] <andygraybeal> what do you guys use to backup your dvds?
[01:19] <andygraybeal> something simple and works with 12.04
[01:19] <thoonai> Geo: so asked in #nginx? probably its an known bug :)
[01:20] <awesomess3> GunArm1, there's no ms-nfs40-client?
[01:20] <Beldar> andygraybeal, Rsync for home and clonezilla for the OS.
[01:20] <Geo> I can try
[01:20] <kostkon> andygraybeal, what kind of data on the dvds
[01:20] <andygraybeal> it's movie dvds
[01:21] <kostkon> andygraybeal, handbrake
[01:21] <andygraybeal> like 'the woodwright shop'
[01:21] <andygraybeal> kostkon,.. k thanks
[01:21] <kostkon> andygraybeal, http://handbrake.fr/
[01:21] <GunArm1> nope, its only like...kinda from microsoft...?  it's development was funded by them and went into win8 apparently, but this university somehow picked it up and made it available for win7
[01:21] <GunArm1> or else you have to pay an extra few hundred bucks to m$ to use an nfs client
[01:22] <GunArm1> awesomess3: ^^
[01:22] <andygraybeal> kostkon, thankk you, will tyr
[01:22] <andygraybeal> try
[01:23] <GunArm1> awesomess3: its just so wierd that in this thread http://sourceforge.net/p/ms-nfs41-client/mailman/message/32155318/ one guy gives the advice of how to "turn it on" in ubuntu and the other guy (using 12.04) is like "ok that got me past it"
[01:23] <thoonai> Geo: I found a solution to disable the message, but not to fix the problem ^^
[01:23] <GunArm1> but it involves writing to a virtual file that doesn't exist on my 12.04
[01:23] <awesomess3> GunArm1, that is very strange about the virtual file.
[01:24] <thoonai> Geo: http://blog.ronnyegner-consulting.de/2011/10/13/info-task-blocked-for-more-than-120-seconds/comment-page-1/
[01:25] <thoonai> Geo: he changes the system cache flush rate, probably it fixes your problem :)
[01:27] <Geo> I suppose that could be it
[01:27] <Geo> we'll see
[01:27] <Geo> hanks
[01:27] <Geo> t
[01:27] <thoonai> Geo: please tell if it worked ;)
[01:28] <awesomess3> GunArm1, mount -t nfs -o vers=3 <IP_ADDRESS>:/nfsdata /nas1 -v
[01:28] <awesomess3> or wait that's client.
[01:29] <Geo> well, it'll be a few days before I would know for sure :P
[01:30] <awesomess3> GunArm1, https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/filesystems/nfs/nfs41-server.txt
[01:30] <basketball> hi what is the difference between libre and open
[01:30] <basketball> does one have a ribbon ui
[01:30] <awesomess3> GunArm1, but you want this on Ubuntu...I believe.
[01:30] <jasabella> libre = free, as in freedom
[01:32] <thoonai> basketball: libreoffice is maintained by a foundation, openoffice by oracle, libreoffice is a fork of openoffice
[01:32] <basketball> thoonai,  does one have a rubbon ui like microsoft word
[01:33] <Artemis3> basketball, openoffice is no longer relevant, just forget it exists. also, the world hates the ribbon :)
[01:33] <GunArm1> awesomess3: i just realized that thread is from within the last 24 hours, i'm updating my server and rebooting to see if the change was like in the most recent kernel update
[01:33] <thoonai> basketball: no libreoffice has no ribbons and there are reasons for that ;)
[01:33] <awesomess3> GunArm1, k
[01:35] <GunArm1> awesomess3: but actually, when the link you just sent implies it might not be allowing me to write to the file because the nfs daemon is running...
[01:36] <zylophone> help please! i pressed ctrl+alt+f2 and am now in console only and had to log in - where tf is my desktop
[01:36] <zylophone> is it a new session?
[01:36] <Artemis3> yay! (i doubt you are serious)
[01:37] <zylophone> seriously, i am
[01:37] <zylophone> serious that is!
[01:37] <Artemis3> unpossible~
[01:37] <basketball> zylophone,  type startx
[01:37] <awesomess3> zylophone, Alt+CTRL+f7
[01:37] <thoonai> zylophone: alt+ctrl+f7 gets you back
[01:37] <awesomess3> I win
[01:37] <zylophone> tons of unsaved word
[01:37] <zylophone> wait, you're not taking the pee right, it won't shut down my computer will it?
[01:37] <Artemis3> if someone knows to do ctrl alt f2, how would it not know to do ctrl alt f7?
[01:38] <zylophone> well, i was reading an article in ff and it said it'd bring up a new terminal
[01:38] <zylophone> except, i didn't get to see the rest of the article
[01:38] <basketball> zylophone,  just type it i just ran it
[01:38] <zylophone> so, ctrl+alt+ f keys are separate sessions?
[01:38] <zylophone> thanks, back in to desktop
[01:39] <thoonai> zylophone: yes
[01:39] <thoonai> zylophone: you have 6Terminals standard and on the sevents your X server runs
[01:39] <zylophone> interesting, brings back the old days of programming c in text only
[01:39] <zylophone> ahh
[01:40] <zylophone> and the other terminals can run x separately?
[01:40] <george> what is the command language used in ubuntu terminal?
[01:40] <jasabella> er, it's bash
[01:40] <thoonai> george: depends on your shell
[01:40] <Artemis3> dash actually
[01:40] <thoonai> george: usually its bash
[01:41] <nosa-j> whats the best way to restore a rsync backup to a blank drive?
[01:41] <thoonai> jasabella: except hes usin zshell for example
[01:41] <george> not python?
[01:41] <thoonai> jasabella: or am i wrong there?
[01:41] <jasabella> o
[01:41] <jasabella> i dont know :)
[01:41] <Artemis3> it is called zsh
[01:41] <jasabella> if he's calling it terminal im guessing he's using the default
[01:42] <jasabella> ignore me :)
[01:42] <Artemis3> default is dash
[01:42] <jasabella> okie
[01:43] <Artemis3> feel free to change the default shell
[01:45] <Randomcake> Hi, I have a HP Win 8 laptop, and can't get an Ubuntu flash drive to boot, just get black screen! How should I go about diagnosing this?
[01:46] <thoonai> Randomcake: does your bios is configured to boot from usb drive?
[01:46] <josvuk> why is my dist not lsb compliant?
[01:47] <josvuk> should i install lsb-core or not ...
[01:48] <josvuk> Can i make it lsb compliant by installing lsb-core?
[01:48] <Randomcake> Thoonai, yes, it is, without the flash drive connected it boots fine
[01:48] <LoneStar99> what to run the following command /home/foo-user/create_auth on first boot using cloud-init... what are the proper steps
[01:49] <LoneStar99> what = want
[01:49] <thoonai> Randomcake: ok, how did you create the boot drive?
[01:49] <Randomcake> The tool the Ubuntu documentation recommended, just returning to windows to confirm what it was
[01:50] <zylophone> sudo apt-get install sl ... choo choo!
[01:52] <LoneStar99> cloud-init users here?
[01:52] <zylophone> thanks everyone. bye
[01:54] <skinofstars> hi guys. i'm having some problems with nfs shares. i'm getting "exportfs /home/username/dir does not support NFS export"
[02:09] <espen__> Hey! Could anyone here please help me out with steam on ubuntu 14.04 lts beta?
[02:10] <espen__> I keep getting errors about "Depends: libc6 (>= 2.15) but 2.19-0ubuntu3"
[02:10] <espen__> steam-launcher: Depends: jockey-common but it is not going to be installed
[02:10] <espen__>                 Depends: libc6 (>= 2.15) but 2.19-0ubuntu3 is to be installed
[02:10] <espen__> *
[02:13] <LoneStar99> anyone want to help me with cloud-init??
[02:13] <phi__> Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows how to redirect the output of a console command to the unity panel alerts.
[02:16] <skinofstars> LoneStar99: cloud-init looks interesting
[02:17] <skinofstars> LoneStar99: I've been starting with a basic machine image and building the components using ansible
[02:19] <skinofstars> LoneStar99: nice thing about doing setup with ansible is you can easily play the changes on any ubuntu server type
[02:19] <skinofstars> LoneStar99: possibly not very helpful :)
[02:21] <phi__> Hello, I was wondering if anyone knows how to redirect the output of a console command to the unity panel alerts.
[02:21] <LoneStar99> skinofstars: simply trying to get cloud-init to run a script on first boot , already have script, just not sure how to implement it with cloud-init
[02:22] <kostkon> phi__, panel alerts?
[02:24] <phi__> kostkon, yes, the kind of alerts you get on unity, when you connect to a network.
[02:24] <kostkon> phi__, notifications you mean
[02:24] <phi__> kostkon, yup, sorry.
[02:24] <kostkon> phi__, man notify-send   for the manual of... notify-send
[02:25] <phi__> kostkon, viele danke.
[02:25] <kostkon> phi__, np
[02:27] <phi__> Neat.
[02:27] <phi__> cya, and thanks for the fast help
[02:27] <kostkon> phi__, bye
[02:27] <Bashing-om> LoneStar99: Generally, cd to the location, Make the script execureable (chmod), execute the script with ./<script_name> ...
[02:28] <thoonai> Randomcake: still out there/
[02:28] <thoonai> ?
[02:28] <VlperX> hey just trying to get VLC Direct Pro to work
[02:29] <VlperX> on the computer the server is on, I can connect okay, but not via any other computer/phone
[02:29] <Demon_Jester> Hey guys, I am writing simple script to see what my memory usage (cat /proc/meminfo) I have to where it will tell me the usage in ** kB but when I try to use if command to determine to clear the cache or no I get errors just wondering if I can find a way to remove kB so my output is just numbers.
[02:29] <VlperX> 'VLC Found, but the HTTP password is wrong'
[02:30] <jpds> !ram | Demon_Jester
[02:30] <jpds> Demon_Jester: Also: cat /proc/meminfo | awk '{print $1 $2}'
[02:30] <VlperX> and I have no firewall running =/
[02:31] <Demon_Jester> thanks jpds
[02:31] <linux_unix-10> hi
[02:32] <kostkon> linux_unix-10, hi
[02:32] <linux_unix-10> how can I record sound card output using audacity?
[02:35] <VlperX> ah I think my vlc is out of date
[02:37] <linux_unix-10> how can I record sound card output using audacity? I can't find a guide on the web
[02:38] <kostkon> linux_unix-10, i guess one way to do that would be to start recording in audacity, then open pavucontrol, select the recording tab and set the monitor of your sound card as the input device for audacity.  you might need to install pavucontrol first
[02:38] <linux_unix-10> OK pavucontrol installed
[02:40] <linux_unix-10> how about input device?
[02:40] <kostkon> linux_unix-10, what do you mena?
[02:41] <kostkon> mean*
[02:45] <smyguyly> i'm trying to use a tv tuner, PVR 150, and in tvtime it says ivtv:inappropriate ioctl for device?
[02:49] <alumno_> hola
[02:49] <kostkon> alumno_, hi
[02:52] <thoonai> so I'm off
[02:54] <jon1> So I'm having a bit of trouble setting up a vnc server on my machine. I'm trying to use the tigervnc server. So I use run the command "vncserver" and try to connect to the pc from another one using tigervnc client. Each time I try to connect, however, I get "Connection refused (111)". I've opened the ports on my firewalls (5900). Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here?
[03:07] <someone_> help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:07] <someone_> How do I get unity startup back
[03:09] <kostkon> !details | someone
[03:10] <someone_> I installed kde and now unity desktop doesn't work correctly
[03:11] <someone_> In untity app's toolbar everything disable
[03:11] <someone_> In untity app's toolbar everything is disable
[03:11] <kostkon> someone, what version of ubuntu?
[03:11] <someone_> 13.10
[03:12] <kostkon> someone, you could try this http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/how-to-reset-compiz-and-unity-in-ubuntu.html
[03:12] <someone_> I want to get the unity start screen back
[03:13] <CarlFK> jon1: long shot, try opening and connecting to 5901
[03:13] <kostkon> someone, oh you mean the login screen, lightdm
[03:13] <someone_> yes
[03:13] <someone_> what's lightdm
[03:14] <Rarrikins> someone_: It's the screen where you log in.
[03:14] <kostkon> someone, try this http://askubuntu.com/a/245867/1651
[03:15] <CarlFK> jon1: I think vnc (any flavor) will default to creating a new x session for each .. um.. server? and it adds 1 to the starting port for each server.  (the x server you are using with your display will be +0, the first one setup by vnc is +1)
[03:15] <someone_> If I do that will I lose kde
[03:16] <kostkon> someone, no
[03:16] <someone_> good
[03:16] <someone_> I will be back
[03:17] <someone_> Do I need to restart?
[03:17] <kostkon> someone, probably you need to reboot yes
[03:17] <someone_> ok
[03:19] <balsaq> are there any issues with SSD sata3 and ubuntu?
[03:25] <daixtr> hi.. iv' been doing this routine `ssh-copy-id user@ubuntubox` and i check the pubkey got appended to .ssh/authorize
[03:26] <daixtr> _keys, but everytime i login to ubuntu, it still ask for password.. what settings did i missed?
[03:27] <Rarrikins> daixtr: Did you set up ~/.ssh/config?
[03:27] <tiblock> Hi. How i can edit crontab but not "crontab -e" because it crashes
[03:28] <someone_> I think worked
[03:28] <daixtr> Rarrikins: i don't see that file
[03:28] <someone_> I think it worked
[03:28] <Rarrikins> daixtr: Create it.
[03:28] <teward> tiblock, usually "crontab -e" doesn't crash, unless something's seriously broken, what do you mean by "crash"?
[03:28] <daixtr> then?
[03:28] <Rarrikins> daixtr: Then, add an entry for ubuntubox.
[03:28] <tiblock> teward, crontab: "/usr/bin/sensible-editor" exited with status 2
[03:29] <daixtr> Rarrikins: are we talking about the remote server here?
[03:29] <tiblock> teward, i do "crontab -e" it asks editor, i answer, it shows that error
[03:29] <Rarrikins> tiblock: EDITOR=nameofeditor crontab -e
[03:29] <UbuxubU> is it ok to install ubuntu on a SSD sata3? will it get full speed etc...?
[03:29] <Rarrikins> tiblock: Choose a different editor
[03:29] <kostkon> someone, good news
[03:29] <Rarrikins> UbuxubU: Yes.
[03:30] <tiblock> Rarrikins, oh wow, that worked. Thank you very much.
[03:30] <Rarrikins> tiblock: No problem.
[03:30] <Rarrikins> daixtr: No, the client.
[03:30] <daixtr> Rarrikins: i don't think i need that..
[03:30] <daixtr> i can ssh passwordless to other boxes..
[03:31] <daixtr> i'm using ipaddr
[03:31] <daixtr> Rarrikins: so i don't need aliase setup in config
[03:31] <daixtr> this is a server side sshd settings,,..
[03:32] <someone_> Help, On some of the apps on unity don't work. On their toolbar's everything is disabled but can still use the alt.
[03:33] <jon1> CarlFK: after some some backtracking I figured out I needed to port the port number with the address in my viewer (because the developers were too lazy to have it connect to the first available port)
[03:33] <someone_> Anyone?
[03:33] <Rarrikins> daixtr: Why aren't you using a keypair?
[03:34] <jon1> now I have a new issue. I try to connect to the vnc server, but get the error "No password configured for VNC Auth"
[03:34] <Demon_Jester> hey guys I have another question, would autossh be recommended to use in a script or no? (I would think running it in a script wouldn't be wise since if that script dies then autossh does, too and cant bring ssh tunnel back up) Just wondering. Let me know.
[03:34] <Rarrikins> daixtr: It's not too hard to set up authorized_keys or to generate a keypair, plus it's more secure, it won't ask for a password, etc.
[03:34] <Rarrikins> daixtr: I'm not sure how to do it the way you want to.
[03:35] <kostkon> someone_, sudo apt-get install indicator-appmenu    what does it say
[03:36] <someone_> kostkon: unable to lacate package
[03:37] <kostkon> someone_, hmm
[03:37] <someone_> wait, wait
[03:38] <someone_> kostkon: I miss spelled it(I'm using different machine)
[03:38] <kostkon> someone, ok. is it installing
[03:38] <kostkon> someone, was already installed?
[03:38] <someone_> yes
[03:38] <newq> If I upgrade to the Trusty Tahr beta, will I be able to upgrade to the full release when it comes out?
[03:39] <kostkon> someone, already?  better try resetting unity http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/how-to-reset-compiz-and-unity-in-ubuntu.html
[03:39] <someone_> tried that
[03:40] <Rarrikins> What's a tahr?
[03:40] <kostkon> someone_, sudo apt-get clean   and then   sudo apt-get install indicator-appmenu --reinstall
[03:40] <kostkon> !trusty | Rarrikins
[03:41] <Rarrikins> Yeah, but what's a tahr?
[03:41] <kostkon> Rarrikins, a mountain goat or something
[03:42] <someone_> kostkon: will need log back in again?
[03:42] <kostkon> someone, yes
[03:43] <kostkon> someone_, ^^
[03:43] <Rarrikins> Oh, OK
[03:44] <someone_> kostkon: I will try resetting it again
[03:44] <kostkon> someone, ok
[03:46] <pato> hola?
[03:46] <kostkon> pato, hi
[03:46] <pato> english?
[03:47] <cfhowlett> !es|pato,
[03:48] <UbuxubU> do i have to optimize ubuntu for ssd?
[03:48] <cfhowlett> UbuxubU, no it's good to go
[03:48] <Beldar> UbuxubU, It's called trim in linux, if you like.
[03:50] <someone_> kostkon: Nope I didn't work
[03:51] <someone_> kostkon: Do you have kde on my system is the problem
[03:51] <someone_> kostkon: Do you having kde on my system is the problem
[03:52] <kostkon> someone_, not really sure
[03:53] <kostkon> someone_, so you reinstalled indicator-appmenu, then reset unity, logged out and still the same problem?
[03:53] <someone_> Some of the style are being mix between the  2
[03:53] <someone_> yes
[03:53] <kostkon> someone_, http://askubuntu.com/questions/225600/ubuntu-is-kde-styled-after-install-and-removal
[03:54] <kostkon> someone_, i mean try this http://askubuntu.com/a/225652/1651
[03:57] <isomorphismes> What's Ubuntu's default proxy setup?
[03:57] <isomorphismes> For a year webpages have loaded fine - then as of a few days ago webpages only load if I remove "system default proxy" in firefox and switch it to "no proxy".
[03:58] <isomorphismes> Whatever that is seems to be messing with apt-get update as well.
[03:59] <a123456> isomorphismes: afaik no proxy
[03:59] <a123456> no proxy as a default that is :)
[04:01] <isomorphismes> a123456: thanks for responding. So why would going from system proxy to no proxy in ffx and w3m change the outcome?
[04:02] <a123456> isomorphismes: maybe your system wide proxy was changed without your knowledge ?
[04:02] <cfhowlett> !pure
[04:02] <a123456> isomorphismes: check this link http://askubuntu.com/questions/15719/where-are-the-system-wide-proxy-server-settings
[04:03] <someone_> kostkon: It solved the style problem but not the menu problem
[04:03] <THOR_DF> server irc.virutalife.com.br
[04:03] <isomorphismes> this is what webpages look like if I use "system proxy" https://dpaste.de/epVx/raw
[04:04] <PreSSion> hello, i have got a fast question, i want to know if in ONE PART of a word document has been changed, do u can compare this comparing the binaries files? (really sry for my "engrish")
[04:04] <isomorphismes> a123456: i wonder if that is the case. I do download PPA's so tha may be a culprit. When I remove PPA's from the update-manager gui and try to run apt-get update, though, I still can't get the update to work.
[04:04] <kostkon> someone_, try again:  sudo apt-get clean and then sudo apt-get install indicator-appmenu --reinstall --install-suggests
[04:04] <Mikicacarica> MUST SEE ---> http://interesting-animals.com/kitten-meets-hedgehog-2
[04:05] <a123456> isomorphismes: check the link i just posted, clear all your system proxy settings  , then retry firefox :)
[04:05] <isomorphismes> PreSSion: I believe so. But are you trying to figure out what changed in the text by comparing binaries? or simply wnat to know THAT they are difficult?
[04:05] <PreSSion> I want do it
[04:05] <PreSSion> Because I have got a project
[04:05] <isomorphismes> a123456: I've sen that before thanks
[04:05] <PreSSion> And this is the last key
[04:06] <PreSSion> well, mini project
[04:06] <a123456> isomorphismes: and you found nothing ?
[04:06] <isomorphismes> a123456: but I can't set up squid as my proxy server - because I can't apt-get install
[04:06] <PreSSion> ahh, sry, i did translate ur message now
[04:06] <isomorphismes> a123456: i.e. I can't figure out how to download a proxy program that I could run, to follow these instructions at that AU link.
[04:06] <PreSSion> yes, i am tyring to figure out how do it
[04:06] <someone_> kostkon: I ran the cammand
[04:07] <isomorphismes> PreSSion: Do you want to know IF there is a difference, or WHAT the difference is?
[04:07] <PreSSion> I think i could do with a simple bash script
[04:07] <kostkon> someone_, two commands to be exact
[04:07] <a123456> isomorphismes: no, that is just to show you where the settings are. go back there and set proxy to NONE
[04:07] <PreSSion> ahmmm
[04:07] <isomorphismes> a123456: ok. I tried that first thing.
[04:07] <PreSSion> IF
[04:07] <PreSSion> just with the IF
[04:07] <PreSSion> it is enough
[04:07] <PreSSion> i don't need know what is changed
[04:07] <isomorphismes> PreSSion: Does diff do it for you?
[04:07] <a123456> isomorphismes: i am on xubuntu 12.04 so i cannot walk you through it
[04:08] <PreSSion> omg!!!! right, i remember when my computer teacher in the school show me it
[04:08] <someone_> kostkon: I forgot the first one
[04:08] <isomorphismes> PreSSion: http://superuser.com/questions/125376/how-do-i-compare-binary-files-in-linux
[04:08] <isomorphismes> a123456: I found the menu in question
[04:09] <PreSSion> thx!!!! I going to see the link
[04:09] <kostkon> someone_, now give the 2nd one again
[04:10] <isomorphismes> a123456: What I was describing to you before was changing the settings to "None" -- that does not fix it.
[04:10] <someone_> kostkon: I tried it again and still didn't work
[04:10] <kostkon> someone_, did you log out
[04:10] <a123456> quebre: isomorphismes
[04:10] <isomorphismes> a123456: Going into Firefox > Options > Advanced > no proxy works -- as does w3m -no-proxy . But the system-wide doesn't fix apt-get working.
[04:10] <someone_> kostkon: yes
[04:10] <isomorphismes> Weirdly also -- TTYtter and vlc *do* access the internet fine -- and always did, irrespective of messing with proxy stuff.
[04:11] <kostkon> someone_, still no global menu?
[04:11] <isomorphismes> But, R (using, I thought, curl -- which should be the same as TTYtter? -- doesn't access the internet correctly.
[04:11] <someone_> kostkon: Wait what?
[04:11] <kostkon> someone_, what's your problem exactly. sorry
[04:11] <isomorphismes> I thought about trying to reroute though some different ports - but I don't know anything about ports. Or proxies until the other day when I poked around trying to solve this.
[04:11] <a123456> isomorphismes: pm ?
[04:12] <isomorphismes> a123456: ok
[04:12] <someone_> kostkon: The menu is there but all options are disabled
[04:12] <kostkon> someone_, oh right. hmm
[04:15] <someone_> kostkon: I'm try uninstalling kde
[04:15] <kostkon> someone_, :/
[04:20] <Sanka9> Hello all!!! i have ran into some difficulties with re-installing my ubuntu 12.04, after installing 13.10, and having issues, with likely my Radeon kms driver, for my radeon 5770, juniper.
[04:21] <Sanka9> Only to find when re-installing I used the alternative installer for ubuntu 12.04.4, to preserve my LVM logical volumes, and it had issues installing the grub2, and some other stuff. Then when fixed, it was a 2d unity.  I believe this is due to hardware restrictions.
[04:21] <Sanka9> or LTS hardware enablement, which backports the newer kernels for wider hardware acceptance.
[04:22] <Sanka9> I am currently running this system, not booting into unity from the command line. I was wondering if there was a way to tweak the mirrors, to give me the precise stack.
[04:28] <daixtr> hi.. guys, does Ubuntu needs at least the user to have login.. so that ssh passwordless login will work?
[04:28] <tnk> Can anyone help me get my wifi to stop dropping packets? Using Rt73..
[04:32] <owen1> anyone using solarized theme (https://github.com/solarized/xresources/blob/master/solarized) and can tell me if his terminal background color is green or black?
[04:33] <AsurionTech> Hello
[04:34] <AsurionTech> How is everyone?
[04:34] <darkangel> is 33 Celsius Hot for a Ubuntu Hard drive?
[04:35] <tnk> Can anyone help me get my wifi to stop dropping packets? Using Rt73..
[04:36] <jellow> I get random freezes where my whole desktop locks up I'm really stumped as to the cause , Can anyone help?
[04:36] <tnk> it seems to drop packets sometimes, and not others.. it's totally fickle
[04:37] <O00O> owen1: looks like cyan black --> http://www.colorcodehex.com/002b36/
[04:44] <owen1> O00O: mine is black - http://i.imgur.com/2UpL9K5.png
[04:45] <O00O> owen1: and!?
[04:45] <owen1> O00O: why it's black?
[04:46] <owen1> on my debian laptop and desktop it's cyan black, like yours.
[04:49] <O00O> owen1: try to comment or change the S_base02 or S_base03
[04:52] <tisoy> hello guys..which is best guys 32bit or 64bit?..i'm confuse which one i choose..i have a 10yr old machine.
[04:54] <crocket> Does ubuntu 13.10 support wacom intuos pen and tablet(CTH-480)?
[04:55] <Sanka9> owen1, its green
[04:55] <crocket> I just plugged in CTH-480, but I can't do anything with it yet.
[04:55] <crocket> It is listed in lsusb.
[04:56] <Akshay> hello
[04:57] <owen1> O00O:wierd. i'll try to replace S_base03 with 02
[04:57] <tisoy> hello guys..which is best guys 32bit or 64bit?..i'm confuse which one i choose..i have a 10yr old machine.
[04:57] <owen1> Sanka9: thanks!
[04:58] <SonikkuAmerica> tisoy: 32-bit
[04:58] <SonikkuAmerica> !page: tisoy
[04:58] <SonikkuAmerica> !pae | tisoy
[05:00] <owen1> O00O: Sanka9 changing to S_base02 turn it into very bright green http://i.imgur.com/hMz2zFo.png
[05:02] <owen1> now it's fine! i don't know what happened. when switching back to 03 it looks great.
[05:04] <ocooel> have touch screen computer - is there an ubuntu touch for desktop..?
[05:08] <goldcaf> I used kvm and virt-manager for virtual machines on Ubuntu. I'm now on a different version of Ubuntu and would like to start up virtual machines from those same .img files on another partition. Is this possible?
[05:12] <tisoy> why is't my machine keep on idling?..do i need to change distro?..or switch to light distro?
[05:12] <tisoy> the cpu nearly 100 %..too hot..
[05:13] <a123456> quebre: isomorphismes
[05:13] <kostkon> tisoy, check what processes are eating your cpu
[05:14] <tisoy> is't due to my machine too old?
[05:15] <tisoy> i'm running ubuntu unity 13
[05:19] <pleasehelpmeugh> Please help me ugh!!!
[05:20] <anunakki> pleasehelpmeugh, with what?
[05:21] <pleasehelpmeugh> Throughout Ubuntu 13.10 and 14.04, progress bars do not move whatsoever.
[05:21] <pleasehelpmeugh> And it's really annoying.
[05:22] <tisoy> YAWA KA..piste ,limbarok
[05:25] <pleasehelpmeugh> Example: http://i.imgur.com/GWPzL7V.png
[05:25] <pleasehelpmeugh> It stays at 0, and after forever it jumps to Applying Changes
[05:31] <hillary> what command do i use to remove completely eclipse installed  in /opt. I want to install a new eclipse
[05:34] <hillary> Am using ubuntu 12.04
[05:48] <ddf5> anyone using ubuntu?
[05:48] <owen1> me
[05:48] <ddf5> kali?
[05:49] <ddf5> http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/03/three-mozilla-board-members-including-two-former-ceos-step-down/
[05:50] <Beldar> !ot|ddf5
[05:51] <ddf5> isnt ubuntu was based on mozilla?
[05:51] <bazhang> ddf5, on debian
[05:51] <medhu> .
[05:52] <bazhang> ddf5, if you dont have any support questions, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:52] <ddf5> sont you mean #defocus ?
[05:52] <rww> ddf5: fyi, there's also #kali-linux for Kali :)
[05:52] <rww> ddf5: either works
[05:53] <ddf5> splendid
[06:04] <Affy> Hey all, I remember being able to route my speaker output to my mic through skype. What tool did I use? it was some kind of mixer thing...
[06:05] <owen1> how to run a few comands after x-server starts? 'xrdb ~/.Xresources' and 'xset r rate 200 60' (btw, I use i3 without gnome)
[06:07] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Affy: was that a mic you used and were you the speaker?
[06:09] <Affy> KyouReeUs4nfo, let me rephrase that.. basically I just want skype to pick up my voice (from my actualy microphone) as well as the audio from another application.
[06:10] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Affy: got it
[06:19] <mihail> russian channel were?
[06:19] <mihail> hello =)
[06:19] <bazhang> #ubuntu-ru
[06:20] <mihail> thanks
[06:23] <friendly-ghost> Hey guys. How are you all doing?
[06:23] <friendly-ghost> I need some help. :)
[06:24] <friendly-ghost> I just did a fresh install of Ubuntu Gnome, and it says "Executing 'grub-install /dev/sda' failed.
[06:24] <friendly-ghost> This is a fatal error.
[06:25] <friendly-ghost> Anyone there?
[06:25] <JimmyRustles> Yes
[06:25] <friendly-ghost> Yay~
[06:25] <logy> hi guys, just for info, what is actually new in ubuntu 14.04 ?
[06:26] <JimmyRustles> have you read this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/143678/i-receive-the-error-grub-install-dev-sda-failed-while-attempting-to-install-u
[06:26] <JimmyRustles> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/03/7-ubuntu-14-04-lts-improvements-youll-love
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> Yep. I read that. :)
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> I tried to do a
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> sudo grub-install --root-directory=/home/ubuntu/temp /dev/sda
[06:27] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, This a dualboot?
[06:27] <anshulk> Hello everyone!
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> ubuntu-gnome@ubuntu-gnome:~$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/home/ubuntu/temp /dev/sdb
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> Installing for i386-pc platform.
[06:27] <friendly-ghost> grub-install: error: failed to get canonical path of `/cow'.
[06:28] <friendly-ghost> ubuntu-gnome@ubuntu-gnome:~$
[06:28] <anshulk> I installed MATE along side Unity
[06:28] <anshulk> but when I try to set wallpaper on Unity
[06:28] <friendly-ghost> Not a dualboot, just Ubuntu :)
[06:28] <anshulk> I'm unable to
[06:28] <anshulk> It takes the MATE wallpaper instead !
[06:29] <anshulk> How can I fux this ?
[06:29] <anshulk> *fix
[06:29] <JimmyRustles> what does "sudo fdisk -l" output?
[06:29] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, use nicks here.  Can the other party hear all of it?
[06:30] <friendly-ghost> Yes, I'm running Ubuntu Trusty Gnome 64-bit (from today's image) on a USBDrive. Sorry, it has been a really long time since I useda IRC. Can you remind me how to use "nicks" or "pm" ?
[06:31] <Beldar> !trusty | friendly-ghost
[06:32] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, You can tab complete nicks, #ubuntu+1 is just the development channel.
[06:35] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7172619/
[06:39] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, You have a gpt partition tabke or remnants from, this should clean it for a grub load. http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/wipegpt.html
[06:39] <Beldar> table*
[06:41] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, sda has the gpt, sdb where a linux shows, what's on sda?
[06:42] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: sda is a 500 GB ext4 drive with personal data & backups.
[06:43] <sverek> is there a way to get laucher to bring all windows of samr type to front when clicking in the laucher. ie i have 5 terminals, and choosing terminal brings all to the front. like in osx
[06:43] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, I'm not sure on having two HD's one showing a gpt and the other not, How did you get there and what has run this way?
[06:44] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, sudo parted -l will show the sda partition
[06:45] <friendly-ghost> I'm not sue either, I bought this laptop with Ubuntu 13.10 preinstalled on 240 GB sdb,
[06:46] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/7172645/
[06:49] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, I would hold off on the gpt cleaning with that link. I'm not up on getting this setup to run. However I would run the bootinfo summary from the next apps link then post it to the developers thread the second link. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10871917#post10871917
[06:51] <zumba_addict> hi folks, how do I compile a 32 bit c code in ubuntu 64-bit?
[06:52] <zumba_addict> found it, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/compile-32bit-application-using-gcc-64-bit-linux.html
[06:53] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: I'm back
[06:53] <friendly-ghost> empathy got disconnected.
[06:54] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: As an alternative you can use separate workspace for all 5 terminals
[06:55] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, I would hold off on the gpt cleaning with that link. I'm not up on getting this setup to run. However I would run the bootinfo summary from the next apps link then post it to the developers thread the second link. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10871917#post10871917
[06:55] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: preferably not, is there some other wm that works this way. havent used linux as desktop in many years
[06:56] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: So, basically I bought a laptop that has two hard drives, one for Ubuntu and another for extra space. Since I "played" with Destop envrironments, I feel in love with Gnome Shell. So since I heard that trusty is currently as stable as it can be for a development branch, I decided to give Ubuntu Gnome Trusty a go :)
[06:56] <sverek> think its an obvious default behaviour, this is imho stupid atm :P
[06:56] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: So I decided to replace Ubuntu 13.10... and that's when I encountered the problem.
[06:57] <sverek> its like 50/50 between document based app and standard unix process based
[06:58] <sverek> alt-tab is same stupid behaviour only bringing one terminal to front
[06:59] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: Alt-tab applies to current workspace only
[06:59] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: So, shall I try to run that app then? :)
[06:59] <Ben64> friendly-ghost: if your problem is with 14.04, then #ubuntu+1 is the channel you should be asking in
[07:00] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: i only have one workspace, i have several terminals running. i have chrome in front and then choose ternminal in alttab and only get one terminal fronted
[07:00] <friendly-ghost> Beldar: Fetched 7,303 kB in 24s (295 kB/s)
[07:00] <friendly-ghost> W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/yannubuntu/boot-repair/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-amd64/Packages  404  Not Found
[07:01] <Beldar> friendly-ghost, You need to be on the #ubuntu+1 channel.
[07:01] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: would be interesting to see a screenshot
[07:02] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: so this shouldnt be default behaviour?
[07:03] <friendly-ghost> ok.Thank you guys for the help. :) I think we are getting there. I'll head off to ubuntu+1 as well, but if anything idea comes to mind please don't hesitate to tell me.
[07:03] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: I just opened 6 terminals in one workspace and I can choose and switch as needed using Alt-tab
[07:03] <helmut_> hi
[07:04] <Karmahacker> Hi  everyone!  How could i limit number of  process for specific aplication on ubuntu.  for example i want allow only 3 firefox profille run at the same time
[07:05] <sverek> kyo yes i can do that too. but just picking terminal in alt-tab should bring ALL teminals in front, not just the last focused one
[07:05] <Evilmax> hi all
[07:05] <Evilmax> for error i performed this command
[07:05] <Evilmax> grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:05] <Evilmax> now my database dont works
[07:05] <Evilmax> what i have to fix?
[07:06] <sverek> say i have two terminals with vi open in them both and need to work in both of them and i have chrome open to for reference, then work is impossible to do efficiently
[07:07] <obiwandk> ?? quistion where do i go to get my hands dirty in coding on ubuntu
[07:07] <sverek> different workspaces for every app seemd like a inefficient way to handle this
[07:07] <Evilmax> please help me
[07:07] <Evilmax> what i have to fix?
[07:07] <vivivivi> ололо
[07:07] <vivivivi> vi estas bydlo kaj kaculoj
[07:07] <vivivivi> :D
[07:08] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: I would resize'em
[07:08] <friendly-ghost> Esperanto! :D
[07:08] <vivivivi> jes
[07:08] <vivivivi> la lingvo internacia
[07:08] <sverek> say i have matla/terminals/chrome/pdfviwer etc as i often need to use them all interchangely would be a nightmare
[07:08] <sverek> matlab
[07:08] <z8z> vivivivi: The fail language
[07:09] <vivivivi> z8z: nope, you are
[07:09] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: and use multiple monitors or one large one
[07:09] <z8z> vivivivi: lol keep studying then
[07:09] <Affy> KyouReeUs4nfo: I dno if you're still there, I had to go afk for a while. back now. I'm looking at using "pactl" from the command line but is there any better GUI tool for this? like pavucontrol but more advanced?
[07:09] <rww> Unfortunately, #ubuntu is only for English, not the language equivalent of bitcoins :(
[07:09] <vivivivi> z8z: i use esperanto more than 8 years
[07:09] <Evilmax> for error i performed this command
[07:09] <Evilmax> grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:09] <Evilmax> now my database dont works
[07:10] <Evilmax> what i have to fix?
[07:10] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: ok. that is not an option for me :(  so i need to get another wm, ill look around for something. its a shame ecause i like the macosx laucher look
[07:10] <z8z> vivivivi: I really don't envy you :D
[07:10] <vivivivi> z8z: do, GTFO
[07:10] <vivivivi> man
[07:10] <obiwandk> gonna ask again later
[07:10] <sverek> thnx for the help
[07:10] <friendly-ghost> More than 8 years? that's awesome
[07:10] <elky> vivivivi: that's an inappropriate attitude for a support channel
[07:10] <rww> Let's stick to #ubuntu support and niceness, thanks.
[07:10] <friendly-ghost> I'm planning to create a Esperanto Club in my university
[07:11] <vivivivi> elky: lol wut
[07:11] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: unfortunately I haven't seen grouping of same type of running-applications in Ubuntu myself
[07:11] <vivivivi> elky: i am an ubuntu-user also
[07:11] <z8z> elky: It's fine as long as no one got offended. And i'm not for sure :D
[07:11] <rww> !ot | z8z, vivivivi, friendly-ghost
[07:11] <vivivivi> friendly-ghost: cxu vi parolas esperanton nun?
[07:11] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: well the grouping is there since all teh windows can be chosen individually in alt tab
[07:11] <z8z> lol
[07:12] <elky> it's not fine. people don't want to feel like they're going to be told to get the expletive out of this channel.
[07:12] <vivivivi> ubottu: fuck you, ho my anal moderastish punisher
[07:12] <sverek> so should be a "simple" thing to front them all as  choice in settings :P
[07:12] <vivivivi> ))
[07:12] <sverek> like in macosx
[07:12] <z8z> uberlol
[07:12] <elky> and that's why it's not ok
[07:12] <vivivivi> forfikuloj
[07:12] <friendly-ghost> vivi, don't insult people here.
[07:12] <vivivivi> okay, but he is an anal moderast, however
[07:12] <vivivivi> ((
[07:13] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: I meant grouping in launcher or taskbar, where mouse-over would let you choose
[07:13] <z8z> vivivivi: You'd better to insult using esperanto so that noone can kick or ban you XD
[07:13] <sverek> well i never want to choose, i just want all :)
[07:13] <rww> z8z: Wouldn't recommend that.
[07:13] <vivivivi> z8z: do, sucxu mian kacon, se vi estas faggoto, forfikulo
[07:14] <elky> i don't need to speak esperanto for that.
[07:14] <z8z> looool :D
[07:14] <obiwandk> where do i go to start coding in ubuntu
[07:14] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: so how have you been accommodating so far? :)
[07:14] <rww> Anyways, back to Ubuntu support, lawd.
[07:14] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: using macosx :)
[07:15] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: well, if it ain't broke...
[07:15] <sverek> was like 8-10 yrs ago i used linux for desktop last time
[07:15] <aeon-ltd> obiwandk: coding what?
[07:15] <obiwandk> aeon bug fixes easy stuff
[07:15] <Evilmax> for error i performed this command
[07:15] <Evilmax> grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:15] <Evilmax> what i have to fix?
[07:16] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: true, but now i need to use a computer with linux for some stuff, my other computers are macs
[07:16] <sverek> :)
[07:16] <Evilmax> please help me
[07:16] <aeon-ltd> obiwandk: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[07:16] <rww> !getinvolved
[07:17] <obiwandk> aeon-ltd, thanks
[07:17] <rww> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize
[07:18] <Evilmax> please help me
[07:18] <sverek> KyouReeUs4nfo: i guess ill use multiple workspaces and reconfigure my workflow  :P
[07:19] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sverek: let us know how it goes, enjoy!
[07:21] <Evilmax> grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:21] <Evilmax> help!
[07:21] <Evilmax> what do that command?
[07:22] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Affy: not sure
[07:24] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Affy: does everyone need pactl? and why?
[07:24] <Evilmax> help me , please
[07:24] <operaghostkv> help you what?
[07:25] <operaghostkv> what do u need?
[07:25] <Affy> KyouReeUs4nfo, ok.. does everyone need pactl? uh, what do you mean? :P
[07:25] <Evilmax> operaghostkv
[07:25] <Evilmax> for error i performed this command
[07:25] <Evilmax> grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:25] <Evilmax> now mysql doesn't work and ssh too
[07:25] <Evilmax> what happens?
[07:27] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Affy: I mean I did, man pactl, it's awesome just like every other man-page, but what is it's need? I personally don't use it. or rather what do you use it for?
[07:27] <rww> Evilmax: erm, the effect of running that command would be to wipe out everything in the current directory.
[07:27] <Evilmax> the current directory was /var
[07:27] <Evilmax> how i can fix?
[07:27] <rww> Let me guess, you were running as root?
[07:27] <Evilmax> please!
[07:28] <Evilmax> yes as root
[07:28] <rww> well that was silly
[07:28] <rww> Reinstall, restore data from backups.
[07:28] <Evilmax> and how?
[07:28] <Evilmax> reainstall the whole system??
[07:28] <rww> Well yes, you just wiped half of it out.
[07:28] <Evilmax> i have to reinstall ubuntu?
[07:28] <rww> Well yes, you just wiped half of it out.
[07:32] <Evilmax> but files are here
[07:32] <Evilmax> and ssh is connected
[07:32] <rww> 07:25:53 < Evilmax> now mysql doesn't work and ssh too
[07:32] <rww> 07:32:24 < Evilmax> and ssh is connected
[07:32] <rww> wat
[07:32] <Evilmax> sure that i have to reinstall?
[07:32] <Evilmax> the current session of ssh is still connected
[07:33] <rww> oh, this is a remote session? lawd
[07:33] <rww> feel free to fish around, but if I wiped out my /var/ I'd just start over. Either way, let this be a lesson to not run commands you don't understand that involve rm as root.
[07:33] <Evilmax> yes:)
[07:34] <Evilmax> thank you for help :)
[07:34] <akiva-mobile> Does anyone here have xchat? I want to verify a bug
[07:34] <Evilmax> i can't restore because pc doesn't accept pendrive
[07:34] <Evilmax> or ftp sessions
[07:34] <bekks> Does it say "no, not that one..."?
[07:35] <bekks> OR what do you mean by "accept"?
[07:36] <Evilmax> oh no
[07:36] <Evilmax> vsftp works!
[07:36] <Evilmax> rww
[07:36] <Evilmax> please...can i pm you just a moment?
[07:37] <Evilmax> hey, it's solved!
[07:37] <Evilmax> just restart the services!
[07:37] <Evilmax> mysql, vsftp!
[07:37] <Ben64> very doubtful that its fixed
[07:38] <Evilmax> but works now!
[07:38] <Evilmax> the commannd was: root@none:/var# grep -l -r Webkit /home/roger/Maildir/new | xargs rm *
[07:38] <Evilmax> i tried to delete roger's email
[07:39] <rww> oh, rm not rm -r. hrm, might not be screwed then
[07:39] <Evilmax> and rm output was something like : "i can not remove ... because is a folder" in /var
[07:39] <Ben64> still a terrible idea to run an automatic thing with rm and a wildcard
[07:39] <rww> Ben64: indeed
[07:39] <Ben64> i don't think thats even the proper syntax for xargs...
[07:40] <Ben64> yep, deleted everything in /var
[07:40] <Evilmax> bau /var is not deleted
[07:40] <Ben64> which i guess isn't too bad...
[07:40] <Evilmax> but
[07:40] <Evilmax> all files are still in /var
[07:41] <Ben64> just  /var/run and /var/lock would be affected on my system
[07:41] <Evilmax> now i am afrai to reboot ssh
[07:41] <bekks> Why do you want to do that anyways?
[07:41] <Ben64> next time, don't run things like that, especially as root
[07:41] <Ben64> rm /home/roger/Maildir/new/* would have been way saner
[07:42] <akiva-mobile> !ping
[07:43] <Evilmax> ok...i am very happy
[07:43] <Evilmax> a lot of work lost otherwise
[07:43] <Evilmax> and all my users lost...who trust in an admin like me!
[07:43] <Evilmax> no one!
[07:43] <Evilmax> damned idiot!
[07:43] <rww> time to start making backups
[07:44] <bekks> Well, you didnt answered a single question. I dont care, actually.
[07:44] <Evilmax> i have backups rww
[07:44] <rww> doing better than some in here, then :)
[07:44] <Evilmax> last backups of 28 march
[07:44] <Evilmax> but anyway it would be a disaster
[07:45] <Evilmax> beacuse i read on web...when i finn some suggestion
[07:45] <Ben64> pay much more attention any time you're using wildcards and root
[07:45] <Evilmax> can i link that damned page?
[07:45] <bekks> Can you please NOT use enter every few words, but write FULL sentences?
[07:45] <Ben64> and don't run commands that you don't know what they do
[07:45] <Evilmax> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6174383/how-to-delete-messages-from-maildir-new-with-custom-subject
[07:45] <Evilmax> read it
[07:45] <Evilmax> it suggests that command!
[07:46] <Evilmax> 1 Answer
[07:46] <operaghostkv> i nerver trust my admin.and i never trust my users
[07:46] <Ben64> if you notice, you typed it wrong Evilmax
[07:46] <rww> Evilmax: no it doesn't. you stuck a * at the end
[07:47] <Evilmax> ah yes
[07:48] <Evilmax> anyway...my commands tried to delete all files in the current directory? well...current directory was /var and fortunately it doesn't contain any file
[07:48] <Evilmax> really?
[07:48] <Evilmax> am i right?
[07:48] <Evilmax> sorry my bad english
[07:48] <Evilmax> am i right?
[07:49] <rww> Evilmax: sounds about right
[07:49] <Evilmax> and so? why daemons didn't work? it was necessary to restart them
[07:49] <Evilmax> why?
[07:49] <fallout301> and so? why daemons didn't work? it was necessary to restart them
[07:49] <fallout301> why?
[07:50] <Evilmax> i have to understand
[07:50] <fallout301> i have to understand
[07:50] <Ben64> fallout301: stop that.
[07:50] <fallout301> fallout301
[07:50] <Ben64> !ops
[07:50] <fallout301> !ops
[07:50] <fallout301> Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - elky, rww, Madpilot, tritium, Nalioth, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici, jpds,  gnomefreak, bazhang,  Flannel, ikonia, maco, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, DJones or k1l!
[07:50] <rww> fun times
[07:50] <fallout301> fun times
[07:50] <Ben64> oh yeah, you're here rww
[07:50] <bazhang>  /quit
[07:51] <rww> lol bazhang
[07:51] <owen1> how to run a few comands after x-server starts? 'xrdb ~/.Xresources' and 'xset r rate 200 60' (btw, I use i3 without gnome)
[07:51] <bazhang> :)
[07:51] <rww> .
[07:51] <Evilmax> what is the daemon that mount a device? so i can restart it too
[07:52] <Fallout301> sorry about that, me and a friend were trying out a program in a game, and it apparently spammed in here >.<
[07:53] <elky> your game was copying text from here and pasting it back in here?
[07:53]  * rww shrugs
[07:53] <rww> all sorted now so yay
[07:53] <Evilmax> rww: what is tha deamon that mount devices?
[07:53] <Fallout301> well, its minecraft, and we're using a mod we never used before messing with code we find to learn it, and apparently it was doing that, yea, sorry
[07:54] <rww> Evilmax: no idea
[07:54] <Evilmax> ok
[07:56] <jasabella> netstat -a
[07:57] <jasabella> er wrong window:)
[08:02] <josvuk> should someone install lsb-core?
[08:02] <josvuk> why it isn't installed per default?
[08:04] <ikonia> josvuk: do you need the components of it ?
[08:06] <jasabella> hi
[08:08] <josvuk> ikonia, hm not at the time but if i want to have googleearth it neds it
[08:08] <ikonia> josvuk: so if you need it install it.....
[08:08] <KyouReeUs4nfo> owen1: try #i3
[08:09] <josvuk> o.k
[08:10] <josvuk> hm how to force sync of the systemtime with the timeserver?
[08:10] <indnd> hi
[08:10] <josvuk> my date and time is wrogn albeit i set the internet time
[08:11] <josvuk> form time ^& and date settings
[08:11] <ihashacks> josvuk: for a one-time sync, "sudo ntpdate -q <some time server>"
[08:12] <josvuk> what timeserver to use in germany?
[08:13] <llutz> josvuk: ptbtime1.ptb.de
[08:13] <ikonia> whatever one you want
[08:13] <ihashacks> josvuk: actually, to be more complete "sudo service ntp stop && sudo ntpdate <some time server> && sudo service ntp start"
[08:13] <ikonia> it really doesn't matter as long as all your devices use the same one
[08:14] <ihashacks> josvuk: the time server doesn't matter because your local machine will factor in the time zone
[08:14] <ihashacks> run "grep ^server /etc/ntp.conf" to see what the defaults are from the "ntp" package
[08:15] <Evilmax> rww
[08:16] <Evilmax> that command maybe deletes /var/run annd /var/lock
[08:16] <ikonia> why is that bad ?
[08:16] <ikonia> it's transient data
[08:17] <Evilmax> ikonia you are answering to me?
[08:17] <ikonia> sort of, I'm asking a question
[08:17] <ikonia> why would it be bad for you to remove lock and run, they are just transient data that's generated at boot/service start
[08:18] <Evilmax> so you are sayng that removing those folders...it is not a disaster?
[08:18] <Evilmax> sayng*
[08:18] <ikonia> it's not a problem at all
[08:18] <Evilmax> saying*
[08:18] <Evilmax> better :)
[08:18] <ikonia> the worst thing is the services will do an unclean shutdown due to lack of lock/pid files
[08:18] <Evilmax> surely a reboot will fix all. right?
[08:19] <ikonia> as long as the directories are there to be written too on next start up, all will be fine
[08:19] <Evilmax> ok
[08:19] <owen1> KyouReeUs4nfo: will do. thanks
[08:21] <KyouReeUs4nfo> akiva-mobile: what version of Xchat were you targeting for bug testing?
[08:21] <akiva-mobile> KyouReeUs4nfo, sec
[08:21] <akiva-mobile> 2.8.8
[08:21] <akiva-mobile> KyouReeUs4nfo, do you have the hud?
[08:21] <stephans> (ubuntu 13.10 default config) all apple devices show up in nautilus, but not a single ubuntu device (even if they have services enabled on the network like SSH).
[08:22] <stephans> Nautilus network browsing that is.
[08:22] <KyouReeUs4nfo> akiva-mobile: I would use virtualbox to test it on my own system if I were you.
[08:22] <akiva-mobile> I actually have a few bugs with the xchat ui, but I think that has more todo with the compiz layer.
[08:22] <akiva-mobile> KyouReeUs4nfo, too much work. I am not an xchat developer
[08:22] <stephans> how do I make all the ubuntu machines show in nautilus network browsing?
[08:23] <ikonia> stephans: ssh is not a network broadcast service
[08:23] <stephans> ikonia, the macs broadcast that service...
[08:23] <ikonia> the macs broadcast ssh....?? I think not
[08:23] <KyouReeUs4nfo> akiva-mobile: can you pm me bug details?
[08:24] <josvuk> ihashacks, there is no ntp.conf
[08:24] <stephans> ikonia: there is an entry in nautilus for each broadcasted service... SSH AFS and SMB
[08:24] <ikonia> stephans: ssh is not a broadcast service
[08:24] <stephans> ikonia, what does that mean?
[08:25] <narekb> Greetings folks, anyone here upgrade from 13.10 to 14.04 successfully?
[08:25] <ikonia> stephans: exactly what I've just said
[08:25] <josvuk> hi strange behaviour i don't have capital i
[08:25] <ikonia> narekb: many people in #ubuntu+1 channel have
[08:25] <narekb> ikonia, thanks
[08:25] <ikonia> narekb: #ubuntu+1 is the 14.04 chat channel
[08:25] <narekb> ahhh I see
[08:25] <stephans> ikonia, ok, but the MAC machienes are anouncing this service on the network... but not ubuntu...
[08:25] <stephans> how do I make ubuntu announce the service?
[08:25] <ikonia> stephans: they are not announcing anything to do with ssh on the network
[08:26] <josvuk> when pressing shift i nothing prints but pressing i print i and shift works for all other words as expectet
[08:26] <josvuk> what can this be
[08:26] <stephans> ikonia, the why do they show up nautilus?
[08:26] <ihashacks> ssh is not a broadcasting service, but Avahi is and that can broadcast anything providing it is configured to advertise it
[08:26] <indnd> So im looking to buy a new laptop, how does this look? www.flipkart.com/lenovo-essential-g510-59-398343-laptop-4th-gen-ci5-4gb-500gb-dos/p/itmdp26exhgyducx?q=Lenovo+Essential+G510+%2859-398343%29+Laptop+%284th+Gen+Ci5%2F+4GB%2F+500GB%2F+DOS%29&as=on&as-show=on&otracker=start&as-pos=p_1&pid=COMDP26ETWKZUZUG
[08:26] <ikonia> stephans: nautilus is a file browser, so I have no idea what you are talking about
[08:26] <ikonia> indnd: try ##hardware
[08:27] <indnd> ikonia: ok ty
[08:27] <stephans> ikonia, nautilus also browses network resources... including ssh (sftp)
[08:27] <tommy__> hi
[08:27] <ikonia> stephans: it will remember services you have connected to for file services
[08:27] <tommy__> how can i turn on my wifi?
[08:28] <stephans> is there a good resource for configuring avahi?
[08:28] <ikonia> stephans: it will not probe the network, and as ssh is not a broadcast service, you need to think about if you have conneceted to these services before
[08:28] <ikonia> stephans: I don't know how the / where the connection caching data is stored though without looking
[08:28] <Guido1> hello, i have a problem with running a grunt project. I already get an error by npm install -g grunt-cli
[08:28] <stephans> ikonia, i have not connected to these before because this is a new install.. .
[08:29] <guest-O5FNXk> What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:29] <stephans> ikonia, perhaps MAC OS is using avahi to announce all services on the network? Something...
[08:30] <ikonia> stephans: that is a possibility as the enable/disable of service is managed that way in mac os
[08:30] <guest-O5FNXk> stephans, What is the goal?
[08:30] <ihashacks> stephans: check out "/usr/share/doc/avahi-daemon/examples/sftp-ssh.service"
[08:30] <ikonia> stephans: but in terms of probing the connection directly - that's not happening
[08:30] <tommy__> stephans, hello i am new to ubuntu, my wifi is not turning on
[08:30] <stephans> ihashacks, ok I will
[08:30] <ikonia> tommy__: ask the channel not individuals
[08:31] <ihashacks> stephans: if you copy that to "/etc/avahi/services" and run "service avahi-daemon restart" then you will see something like "sftp-hostname" in Nautilus
, what I want is for all ubuntu machines to show up in nautilus network brownsing...
[08:31] <tommy__> stephans, sorry, how do i ask from channel?
[08:31] <guest-O5FNXk> stephans, on mac OS X?
[08:31] <stephans> telling all the other machines on the network what services they have available.
[08:31] <ikonia> just ask in the channel, eg: "I'm using ubuntu 13.04, I have an intel wireless card and I don't know how to configure it"
[08:32] <tommy__> ikonia, thanks
[08:33] <guest-O5FNXk> stephans, there are many ways to get it to show the default may be samba
, yes, all machines should show up in all the other machines... mac and ubuntu
[08:33] <Guido1> hello, i have a problem with running a grunt project. I already get an error by npm install -g grunt-cli
[08:33] <guest-O5FNXk> stephans, what is the mac using to share?
[08:34] <guest-O5FNXk> Install that on the ubuntu machines.
[08:34] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:34] <stephans> tommy__ you may need a windows driver to use you wifi... you device may not be completely compatible with linux
, the macs sharing with SSH, SMB, and AFS
[08:35] <stephans> I like SSH (SFTP) because it is secure and has good performance...
[08:35] <guest-O5FNXk> stephans, ssh is already on ubuntu
[08:35] <guest-O5FNXk> just ssh in then
[08:36] <ihashacks> guest-O5FNXk: yes, ssh is already there but it doesn't advertise through avahi by default
, yes the client is there but you have to install the server...
[08:36] <ihashacks> guest-O5FNXk: "/usr/share/doc/avahi-daemon/examples/sftp-ssh.service"
, SMB and SSH are installed on the ubuntu server... it does however not allways how up in nautilus, but allways in mac.
[08:37] <stephans> no idea why
[08:37] <guest-O5FNXk> I should need the Mac OS X cd in that case.
[08:38] <guest-O5FNXk> The hard disk was wiped.
[08:40] <guest-O5FNXk> nautalis on what machine?
[08:40] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:42] <guest-O5FNXk> samba uses workgroups
[08:42] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:42] <tommy__> hi i just installed ubuntu 12.04, i have broadcom STA wireless driver, my wifi is not working
[08:43] <guest-O5FNXk> tommy__, look at dmesg
[08:43] <guest-O5FNXk> needs firmware
[08:43] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:44] <guest-O5FNXk> tommy__, What is the goal of using wifi?
[08:44] <Les> Jusy loaded Ubuntu 14.04 and it stopped working after login, can anyone help?
[08:45] <guest-O5FNXk> Les, check the logs
[08:45] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:45] <tommy__> so that i can connect to my wifi router
[08:45] <Les> Logs, how would I do that?
[08:45] <guest-O5FNXk> tommy__, is it a broadcom router?
[08:46] <gr33n7007h> anyone know how to compile mplayer with LIRC support?
[08:46] <guest-O5FNXk> Les, there are getting to be so many hard to explain
[08:46] <gr33n7007h> or know of a precompiled binary for linux?
[08:46] <guest-O5FNXk> Les, usually in /var/log
[08:46] <gr33n7007h> with remote compiled in
[08:46] <tommy__> no a DSL router
[08:47] <guest-O5FNXk> greeter, just get the source and read the options
[08:47] <Les> something tells me I'm out of my depth, I'm current on a different computer
[08:47] <guest-O5FNXk> gr33n7007h, , just get the source and read the options
[08:47] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:48] <guest-O5FNXk> Les, what does it do when it stops working?
[08:48] <tommy__> how can i get my wifi hardware details
[08:48] <Les> i have the screen, the mouse moves and nothing else
[08:49] <Guest77325> http://www.marketglory.com/strategygame/galahad1st for all you online gamers out there, if you didn't already, use this link to register on MerkatGlory a free2play financial strategy game where virtual currency can be converted into real money. It starts out slow but in time you can turn a good profit
[08:49] <guest-O5FNXk> Ubuntu What is this 'Yama' that is loaded at boot?
[08:51] <KyouReeUs4nfo_> tommy_: one way is to telnet into your router
[08:51] <josvuk> ihashacks, thx now it function
[08:51] <KyouReeUs4nfo_> tommy_: the other is to look at it
[08:51] <guest-O5FNXk> Les try nomodeset in the grub menu
[08:51] <ihashacks> josvuk: you're welcome
[08:51] <Les> ok i'll give it go, thanks for your help
[08:55] <App> I need someone familiar to ubuntu in VM's.  I have created a cron job in order for my mysql db to backed up at 02 am every night. When I woke up this morning, my /dev/vda1 was 100% full. I have checked var/log and it doesn't take up any significant space. Can you tell me why this is happening, where the files might be located and how I can avoid this? Cheers
[08:57] <ikonia> App: what's taking up the space ?
[08:57] <ikonia> App: where are you telling it to back up to
[08:57] <ikonia> App: what is mounted on /vda1 ?
[08:57] <herpderphurr> du -sh?
[08:58] <ikonia> all core questions
[09:00] <App> ikonia: I do not know whats taking up the space. df -h says that my dev/cda1 is 100% full as i said,
[09:01] <ikonia> df is not the tool to use
[09:01] <ikonia> App: please show me how you are taking hte mysql backup
[09:01] <App> ikonia:  sudo find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 5|xargs du -s|sort -n lists the filesystem by file size, and the largest file, that i am allowed to access is 645160
[09:02] <ikonia> App: thats not a great test either
[09:02] <ikonia> App: please show me how you are taking the mysql backup
[09:02] <App> mysqldump -u root -h localhost -pApassWord  aDB > /var/MYSQL_BACKUP/aDB`date +%y%m%d%s`.sql
[09:02] <ikonia> App: fyi your problem has nothing to do with ubuntu in a virtual machine
[09:03] <ikonia> App: ok, so does /var/MYSQL_BACKUP/$filename exist ?
[09:03] <ikonia> App: can you pastebin the full output of "df -h" please in a pastebin
[09:03] <App> ikonia: I believe it is the cron jobs that i have are filling up the space, and that correlates to the ubuntu topic does it?
[09:04] <App> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/Y6zkAAcT
[09:04] <App> ikonia: yes it exists, but there is only half a db since mysqldump fails due to lack of space.
[09:04] <ikonia> App: ok so it's one partition nothing else
[09:04] <ikonia> App: how big is the partial file
[09:05] <App> ikonia: fyi my cronjob looks like this. 30 2 * * * bash /home/adminuser/mysql_dump.sh > /dev/null 2>&1
[09:06] <hio> why not call the ubuntu software center "appstore"?
[09:06] <App> ikonia: the db is 490kb, and the backup file results in 359 kb
[09:06] <ikonia> App: ok, so I suggest looking in each of the core directories to find out where the space is
[09:06] <ikonia> App: eg: cd /var then du -h
[09:06] <ikonia> see how much of your 19GB is taken up in /var
[09:06] <ikonia> do the same for /home
[09:06] <ikonia> work out the big "root" directories, then narrow it down
[09:07] <herpderphurr> hio: I think, and I just think, the term "app store" is trademarked.
[09:07] <hio> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/07/09/apple_drops_app_store_trademark_suit/
[09:08] <App> ikonia: The largest directory  is 1019 MB in /var
[09:08] <ikonia> that seems unlikley
[09:08] <ikonia> as 19GB has to be somewhere
[09:08] <herpderphurr> hio: I don't know then.
[09:08] <ikonia> check the core directoris /home /var /root /tmp
[09:09] <App> ikonia: sudo du -h | sort -n gives 1019M at the latest row
[09:10] <App> ikonia: i have no permission to use "cd root"
[09:11] <ikonia> App: check the other directories I said
[09:12] <App> no significant space in the other directories. However i noticed that du -h | sort -n does not take the unit in consideration, i.e. 200MB < 1000kB
[09:12] <llutz> App: don't use du -h  with sort
[09:12] <App> llutz: What should i use?
[09:12] <geirha> App: sudo du -mxd 2 / | sort -n
[09:13] <ikonia> App: there is space in other directories
[09:13] <ikonia> du -h is fine for just checking at a high level which is all you need at this time
[09:13] <App> geirha: What units are used here?
[09:13] <ikonia> you can even cd / and run du -h then look for big numbers or large clusters of smaller numbers
[09:13] <App> geirha: in that commando
[09:13] <llutz> App: kB
[09:14] <ikonia> App: just run the commands and find what's eating the space
[09:14] <geirha> App: the -m means mebibytes
[09:15] <App> geirha: ikonia: llutz: http://pastebin.com/ay0FXqmd
[09:15] <hio> goddamn guys, why is there a floppy disk icon in my ubuntu file manager, i keep acidentally clicking on that. so much windows
[09:17] <bekks> hio: Why do you click on it then?
[09:17] <ikonia> App: yeah, not the commands I told you to run
[09:17] <ikonia> not helping you any more
[09:17] <geirha> App: That means it's not on the filesystem mounted as /
[09:17] <hio> bekks: accidentally! its right next to "computer"
[09:17] <geirha> it's on a different filesystem
[09:18] <Radioactive_Dump> Hi there!
[09:18] <Radioactive_Dump> Damn... I forget about length of my nick... Radioactive_dump... really?
[09:19] <geirha> App: run it on the filesystem that's actually full
[09:19] <App> ikonia: Sorry, I missed some of your messages. This is du-h from /var http://pastebin.com/V8SbqpxT
[09:21] <herpderphurr> That's strange, App. Why does df -h say that /dev/vda1 has a 19G capacity, but your du command earlier showed that / was 2G?
[09:21] <ikonia> App: run it again after sudo -i
[09:21] <geirha> App: Where is the filesystem that's full? what does the df -h line say?
[09:23] <bekks> herpderphurr: du showed how much is occupied, not how big / is.
[09:23] <ikonia> there is only one partition on his system
[09:23] <ikonia> hence why he's looking in /
[09:23] <geirha> then the used space is probably taken by an unlinked file
[09:23] <ikonia> it's in one of the directories he can't read
[09:24] <ikonia> such as /var/lib/mysql or /home, or /root, etc et
[09:24] <ikonia> he's doing it as an unprivileged user
[09:24] <App> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/KTZAszeB
[09:24] <geirha> he ran the du I suggested as root, it would've caught it
[09:25] <ikonia> App: the other possibility then is that someone has not allocated the disk on the virtual disk
[09:26] <ikonia> App: that output is not complet though
[09:26] <ikonia> as you have no /usr or /home output
[09:26] <App> ikonia: Would you like them as separate pastes or in one ?
[09:27] <ikonia> App: please check what's going on there - it looks like your machine is not setup as a proper ubuntu install, eg: no /home, no /root, no /usr
[09:28] <bekks> according to the earlier http://pastebin.com/ay0FXqmd there are /root /home /usr
[09:28] <guest-0wyjWa> bazhang, ok , later
[09:30] <ikonia> bekks: then information is not being shared then as the later ones don't include it
[09:30] <ikonia> there also appears to be an "/selinux" directory which - from memory doesn't exist on ubuntu installs
[09:30] <geirha> the later ones are run in /var I think
[09:30] <ikonia> this isn't getting silly
[09:31] <ikonia> I'm not interested in this as it appears impossible to get clear / solid information
[09:31] <App> ikonia: this is all three
[09:31] <App> ikonia: https://gist.github.com/sibe7691/cbbc70db3ceb34a36bcb
[09:32] <ikonia> App: ask the others, I'm not interested
[09:32] <App> ikonia: I have my attention solely to you.
[09:32] <ikonia> then you should have just paid attention to me saying "I'm not interested, ask the others"
[09:32] <geirha> App: du doesn't see more than ~ 2GiB used. What was it df said?
[09:33] <App> geirha: /dev/vda1        19G   18G     0 100% /
[09:34] <geirha> App: Then there's probably a file on there that has been removed, but is still open
[09:34] <bekks> App: Pastebin the following: sudo du --max-depth=1 / | sort -h
[09:35] <geirha> bekks: He's already run that
[09:35] <App> bekks: https://gist.github.com/sibe7691/3273d43a5e9fb96c162e
[09:35] <bekks> And did someone look at df -i already? :)
[09:38] <geirha> I'm pretty sure one or more processes on his system has some large unlinked files open
[09:38] <red234324> I got a wifi dongle working, plugged it in, rebooted, and ubuntu automagically set it up mostly I just had to tick a few boxes, which was cool because I recall when it was a lot more difficult to do than that
[09:38] <bekks> App: Can you pastebin df -i please?
[09:39] <App> bekks: https://gist.github.com/sibe7691/238db47e351593dcbbac
[09:39] <red234324> I want to monitor the dongle, just see what is going in and out, something fairly simple to use would be best, any suggestions?
[09:40] <App> bekks: whats the difference between df -h and df -i
[09:40] <flux242> i'll be reinstalling my system completely in a couple of weeks when lts is out. What files should be saved beside /home? What comes to your mind? /etc/fstab, what else? (No, I don't want to upgrade)
[09:41] <bekks> App: -i displays inodes, -h displays human readable format.
[09:41] <bekks> App: and both can be used together.
[09:41] <App> bekks: Alright. What did that output tell you ?
[09:42] <bekks> that 15% of the available inodes are in use.
[09:43] <geirha> App: Did you try to make space by removing some log files or something?
[09:44] <geirha> App: If you remove a file (e.g. with the rm command), that space is not necessarily freed. If any process has the file open, the file will continue to exist (without a name) until no one has it open anymore
[09:45] <App> geirha: the var/log is not significantly big though
[09:45] <geirha> App: if it's removed, you won't see it in the filesystem anymore, but it may still take up space
[09:46] <geirha> that's probably the case here. Some large file has been removed, but some daemon has that file open.
[09:46] <red234324> flux242, worth trying to remember any tweaks you might have made if you got the admin account, maybe in /etc/sysctl.conf & /etc/fstab for example
[09:46] <geirha> If that's the case, a reboot will free the space
[09:46] <geirha> unless you can figure out which process it actually is
[09:47] <App> geirha: yesterday, it all looked okay with df -h, but after this nights cron job that backs up a mysql db, the space is full again. This is a Cloud VM btw.
[09:48] <flux242> red234324: yep I've changed swappiness in sysctl.conf
[09:50] <red234324> flux242, exactly, I did all the ones here for example http://ubuntuone.com/4mrpWg8P6GtxxqeYeHTn6w which aren't in /home, easy to overlook some of those admin changes, you can redo them of course but sometimes if its been a while you forget, I do at least :)
[09:52] <johannesbodannes> is ubuntu still using unity?
[09:52] <ikonia> johannesbodannes: yes,
[09:53] <johannesbodannes> is it easy or practical to switch?
[09:53] <geirha> App: Your backup script is probably doing something wrong
[09:53] <ikonia> switch what ? from what ?
[09:53] <johannesbodannes> from unity to anything else
[09:54] <ikonia> depends on you
[09:54] <johannesbodannes> oh yes? what are the dependent factors?
[09:54] <bekks> johannesbodannes: your preferences.
[09:54] <ikonia> what you like/don't like
[09:55] <johannesbodannes> oh I see. well I really just want a clean software development machine, really.
[09:55] <ikonia> johannesbodannes: why don't you try it, see if you like it
[09:55] <johannesbodannes> I have tried unity before, I wasn't able to get into it and eventually just switched out
[09:56] <ikonia> ok, so you don't like it then
[09:56] <App> geirha: 30 2 * * * bash /home/adminuser/mysql_dump.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 //Thats what my backup script looks like, so it should not fill up my space it think
[09:56] <Guest54362> which is best messaging app for smartphone; Chatsecure, textsecure, threema or cryptocat?
[09:56] <johannesbodannes> I was never able to wrap my head around the non-exhaustive menu listings particularly
[09:56] <geirha> App: No, that's the crontab line that runs your script
[09:56] <johannesbodannes> and having to know exactly what I was looking for all the time by typing it out
[09:57] <johannesbodannes> frequently there are just so many applications to use that I just forget the names and have to kind of browse over everything I have
[09:57] <johannesbodannes> I had difficulty with that in Unity
[09:57] <App> geirha: https://gist.github.com/sibe7691/13cc7d3e78c02d38e6f7 // theres my script :)
[09:58] <bekks> johannesbodannes: that sounds much like doing something without a concept :)
[09:59] <johannesbodannes> Nah not at all. But application names sometimes are horrendous
[09:59] <geirha> App: ok, doesn't remove any files there, so don't know then.
[09:59] <johannesbodannes> like, they're completely forgettable and appear to have nothing to do with their function
[10:00] <flux242> johannesbodannes: horrendous - one of 4 words in english ending with dous
[10:00] <App> geirha: Thanks anyways
[10:00] <johannesbodannes> flux242: oh yes, that's interesting i didn't know that
[10:02] <gr33n7007h> Anyone know how to change preferred applications back to none selected yet in xfce4?
[10:03] <gr33n7007h> nm, done it
[10:04] <cybrNaut> aptitude gives => "W: Did not understand pin type 0.9.0~pre1-1"
[10:04] <cybrNaut> what's wrong with pinning version 0.9.0~pre1-1?
[10:04] <bekks> cybrNaut: when doing what?
[10:07] <cybrNaut> bekks: anything I do with aptitude results in that warning.  E.g. aptitude upgrade
[10:08] <cybrNaut> i created a /etc/apt/preferences file to pin version 0.9.0~pre1-1 of a package
[10:09] <bytefire> to create a external usb hard disk for back, what should be partition type? primary or extended?
[10:09] <cybrNaut> bytefire: primary
[10:10] <bytefire> cybrNaut: thanks. what is extended for btw?
[10:10] <cybrNaut> bytefire: if you need more than 4 partitions, then you can have 3 primary and one extended, and the extended can have many partitions within
[10:11] <bytefire> cybrNaut: i see, great!
[10:11] <bytefire> cybrNaut: one more cheeky question: why does gparted ask for Free space preceding (default is 1 MiB)
[10:12] <cybrNaut> bytefire: or if you're encrypting multiple partitions, you can use one password for a whole extended partition, i think
[10:12] <cybrNaut> bytefire: not sure why it wouldn't be zero
[10:13] <bytefire> cybrNaut: okay i'll leave it as 1 and stay away from extended partition for my basic purposes :)
[10:13] <bekks> cybrNaut: well. aptitude tells you that "0.9.0~pre1-1" is an invalid version string.
[10:14] <cybrNaut> bekks: i got that string from running aptitude versions <package>
[10:15] <bekks> cybrNaut: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[10:18] <bytefire> can anyone post a link to a good tutorial about backing up ubuntu to external HD?
[10:19] <cybrNaut> bekks: that guide does not describe the syntax for the "Pin:" field
[10:19] <gr33n7007h> bytefire, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem
[10:20] <bytefire> gr33n7007h: thanks. that has many options. i know it sounds dumb, but im in middle of doing something else but i have to get backup working before i can continue. is there a simple way to do whole system backup?
[10:21] <bytefire> does deja dup do a whole system backup to external hd?
[10:21] <moneydouble> Hi Everyone. I'm trying to create a private cloud on a dedicated server using OpenStack and Ubuntu. Can someone point me in the right direction to do this?
[10:21] <cybrNaut> bytefire: is your external drive as large as the one you're backing up?
[10:22] <bytefire> cybrNaut: yes
[10:22] <xgeek> Hello all, i'am trying to play DOTA 2 using Steam, i use DRI_PRIME=1 when starting the game in order to use my nvidia card, the probleme is i always have a black screen (the sound works)
[10:23] <cybrNaut> bytefire: then you can simply boot a live CD (so your source drive will be unmounted), and run "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb" for example, and it will image every bit from the source drive
[10:23] <cybrNaut> bytefire: if you do that, you of course need to get the device names right
[10:23] <Evilmax> by guys
[10:23] <Evilmax> thanks for help :)
[10:25] <bytefire> cybrNaut: that sounds simple enough. so to confirm, you mean i boot my laptop from live CD then rund that command to backup everything from my current hd to the external hd. is that right?
[10:25] <cybrNaut> bytefire: and if you get that backwards, your backup drive will overwrite the source drive.. so be sure that "of=.." refers to the backup device
[10:26] <bytefire> cybrNaut: ok
[10:27] <cybrNaut> bytefire: yes.  but after booting the live cd, and before running dd, you really need to make sure you get the right device names
[10:27] <cybrNaut> from there, it's as easy as letting dd run until it finishes
[10:28] <cybrNaut> bytefire: i should also mention that dd must run as root... so you might have to prefix dd with "sudo"
[10:28] <Guido1> i have some trubble with grunt.
[10:28] <cybrNaut> bytefire: or just do it in a root shell
[10:29] <bytefire> cybrNaut: okay
[10:29] <bytefire> cybrNaut: what is good file system for backup? ext4?
[10:30] <ikonia> bytefire: just use the default, if you're asking that question it won't matter
[10:30] <Dudytz> hi all ... I use the Ubuntu 14.04, I have a user with the default groups (adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare) and encrypted home. Everything works well, but I have error in nautilus to mount a FAT32 partition (in another disk [sdb]) and mount of usb pendrive FAT32 formatted. Can anyone helpme to identify the root cause?
[10:30] <cybrNaut> bytefire: if you use dd, it's moot.  it backs up whatever you have, bit for bit
[10:30] <ikonia> Dudytz: #ubuntu+1 is the correct channel for the pre-release distro discussion
[10:30] <cybrNaut> bytefire: your backup drive does not even need to be partitioned
[10:30] <cybrNaut> bytefire: (if you use dd to do the image)
[10:31] <bytefire> cybrNaut: okay. to restore, i guess it's the same procedure but swap the devices names in dd command, right?
[10:31] <cybrNaut> bytefire: that's right
[10:32] <cybrNaut> bytefire: or you also have the option of mounting the backup drive, and selectively copying... in case your experiment just destroys a couple files
[10:32] <bytefire> cybrNaut: if i need to do another backup later on, can i just run the same command and will it overwite previous backup?
[10:33] <cybrNaut> bytefire: yes.  the dd command is very destructive.  whatever is on the target device will be overwritten
[10:34] <cybrNaut> bytefire: for routine backups, dd is not the right tool.. you'll want something that does incremental backups for daily backups
[10:34] <bytefire> cybrNaut: will it only overwrite the number of bytes that are in source? e.g. source has 128MB and dest has 512 MB. will dd overwrite all 512?
[10:35] <cybrNaut> bytefire: in the case of routine backups, rsync is good.. and in that case, read the web page someone referred you to
[10:35] <cybrNaut> bytefire: it will only overwrite the first 128mb of the target drive
[10:35] <bytefire> cybrNaut: right.
[10:36] <cybrNaut> bytefire: dd is taking the first byte from /dev/sda and copying it to the first byte on /dev/sdb.. and so on.
[10:36] <bytefire> cybrNaut: i get it now great
[10:36] <cybrNaut> when it runs out of source data, it stops
[10:38] <cybrNaut> bytefire: there are also some devices that have no size limit.  E.g. if you run dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb, it will write all zeros to the target device.  it will never run out of zeros, but it will run out of target space
[10:38] <bytefire> cybrNaut: i see
[10:39] <bytefire> cybrNaut: im also looking at tar for backup. does it require the backup hard drive to be partitioned?
[10:39] <cybrNaut> yes, generall
[10:39] <cybrNaut> y
[10:40] <bytefire> cybrNaut: and what filesystem will be good for that?
[10:40] <cybrNaut> bytefire: one that handles large files.  ext4, for example
[10:41] <bytefire> cybrNaut: thanks, this has been very helpful!
[10:41] <cybrNaut> np
[10:43] <bekks> cybrNaut: by default, the dd blocksize is 512 bytes.
[10:44] <cybrNaut> bekks: right... i know i was oversimplying the explanation
[10:45] <cybrNaut> bytefire would have to add "bs=1" to really copying one byte at a time, i think
[10:45] <bekks> which is nonsense, basically. :)
[10:46] <cybrNaut> bekks: what do you mean nonsense?  you mean ineffecient, right?
[10:46] <bekks> Using dd for backup only make sense when taken offline - using dd online will result in inconsistent copies. And yes, bs=1 is the most inefficient usage of dd ever :)
[10:47] <cybrNaut> bekks: that's why i said he should boot a live CD... so the drives are not mounted
[10:48] <cybrNaut> although i probably should have pointed out that some live CDs will automatically mount devices
[10:48] <cybrNaut> bytefire: see ^^
[10:49] <avichal> Hey, I need some help. I'm unable to connect to git using ssh. The following error comes ssh: connect to host ssh.github.com port 443: Connection refused fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
[10:49] <cybrNaut> bytefire: if you boot a live CD/USB distro, it may mount your source drive automatically, depending on the distro.  Make sure you run umount before running dd in that case
[10:49] <bekks> avichal: 443 is a https by default, not a ssh port.
[10:50] <bekks> avichal: http+ssl != ssh
[10:50] <avichal> bekks: ok, but still the problem is there
[10:50] <bekks> avichal: Which problem? That ssh is not expected to work with http+ssl?
[10:50] <avichal> bekks: problem that I'm not able to use git from command line
[10:51] <bekks> avichal: so which command line are you actually using?
[10:52] <avichal> bekks: I'm on ubuntu and using bash
[10:52] <bekks> avichal: And we have to guess the command you are typing?
[10:52] <avichal> bekks: here is the output of ssh -vv<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[10:52] <avichal> OpenSSH_5.9p1 Debian-5ubuntu1.2, OpenSSL 1.0.1 14 Mar 2012
[10:52] <avichal> debug1: Reading configuration data /home/avichal/.ssh/config
[10:52] <avichal> debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config
[10:52] <avichal> debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 19: Applying options for *
[10:52] <avichal> debug2: ssh_connect: needpriv 0
[10:52] <avichal> debug1: Connecting to ssh.github.com [<IP_ADDRESS>] port 22.
[10:52] <unopaste`> avichal you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[10:52] <avichal> debug1: connect to address <IP_ADDRESS> port 22: Connection refused
[10:52] <avichal> ssh: connect to host ssh.github.com port 22: Connection refused
[10:52] <bekks> !pastebin | avichal
[10:53] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys
[10:53] <avichal> sorry, first time
[10:54] <avichal> umm, I have the ssh keys generated and I've been pushing and doing other stuff on git for sometime now
[10:54] <avichal> suddenly it's not working
[10:54] <bekks> It never worked actually, since github is not providing ssh shell access.
[10:54] <KyouReeUs4nfo> bekks: right
[10:55] <bekks> avichal: ssh keys are used for authentication only, you dont have shell access on github, so ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is not supposed to work.
[10:56] <avichal> bekks: ok, but I'm not able to push also
[10:56] <avichal> but pull and cloning is working
[10:57] <bekks> avichal: Define "not working" please.
[10:57] <llutz_> avichal: if you ssh to github, it should not give "connection refused but something like "Hey blabla, You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access .."
[10:57] <llutz_> avichal: after that it disconnects
[10:59] <avichal> bekks: it gives fatal error: remote end hung up unexpectedly
[11:00] <bekks> avichal: When doing what...? We will not guess the command you are using.
[11:02] <avichal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173483/
[11:02] <avichal> bekks: that command worked before...now it's not...thanks for helping
[11:03] <bekks> avichal: so what did you change meanwhile?
[11:03] <avichal> bekks: my college lan network changed and I suspect that
[11:04] <avichal> bekks: is there a way to figure out the exact problem?
[11:04] <bekks> the lan will not change the behaviour.
[11:04] <avichal> bekks: do you know some commands that would help me debug the error?
[11:04] <operaghostkv> yes
[11:04] <operaghostkv> zip file?
[11:05] <bekks> avichal: I dont see a reason why ssh would connect to port 443 - we dont know how you configured your github access.
[11:05] <bekks> operaghostkv: ?
[11:06] <jjavaholic> have there any tablets out there that come with ubuntu preinstalled?
[11:06] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: ls -l ~/.ssh/
[11:07] <llutz_> !touch | jjavaholic
[11:07] <hio> Can I revert the Ubuntu scroll bars back to normal ones?
[11:08] <avichal> bekks: here is my configuration - http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173499/
[11:09] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: you don't have the authorised keys
[11:09] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: ssh -T<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:10] <avichal> KyouReeUs4nfo: ssh: connect to host ssh.github.com port 443: Connection refused
[11:10] <Bruno_Cavalcanti> good mourning everybody
[11:11] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: sudo iptables -nvL OUTPUT
[11:12] <NoSpoon42> Hi all! I downloaded blender from website and I can't launch it from docky, and from terminal, is there a way to make shortcut for dock?
[11:12] <fa7ad> how to configure apt-fast to use axel instead of aria2? very long ago it was built to use axel but now it uses aria2
[11:13] <avichal> KyouReeUs4nfo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173517/
[11:13] <q0> I see hundreds of fake sites when I search for a pdf file of a programming book
[11:13] <q0> like pdf94862.asjdfkbooks.com etc etc
[11:13] <fa7ad> q0: try it-ebooks.info
[11:13] <q0> who's setting up these sites, that's what i'm more interested
[11:13] <q0> there are billions of them in google
[11:14] <llutz_> q0: and how is that ubuntu-related?
[11:14] <q0> because it will soon hit ubuntu when it conquers the world
[11:14] <ikonia> ok, this is nothing to do with ubuntu or this channel
[11:14] <fa7ad> q0: lets worry about the present shall we?
[11:14] <ikonia> appreciate your warning, lets move back to the channels topic please
[11:14] <operaghostkv> apt-get install blender
[11:14] <q0> k
[11:15] <avichal> KyouReeUs4nfo: output of sudo iptables -nvL OUPUT: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173517/
[11:15] <NoSpoon42> it's old
[11:15] <operaghostkv> why download from website
[11:15] <NoSpoon42> I don't want to downgrade
[11:15] <NoSpoon42> newer version
[11:16] <operaghostkv> the newer version is better
[11:17] <operaghostkv> you should use newer version
[11:17] <operaghostkv> or
[11:20] <operaghostkv> did you download the blender as a tar ball?
[11:20] <Munster> hi
[11:21] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal:  It seems like mysterious networking issue but to be sure, I would retry authentication by removing id_rsa and id_rsa.pub from cd ~/.ssh/ directory
[11:21] <bytefire> not sure if this is the right forum, does someone know how to set up dhcp server on ubuntu?
[11:21] <NoSpoon42> yes
[11:21] <avichal> KyouReeUs4nfo: I'll try that and see what happens
[11:22] <avichal> KyouReeUs4nfo: mysterious because all the commands gave the right output?
[11:22] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: because firewall isn't blocking outbound connections
[11:23] <llutz_> KyouReeUs4nfo: his machine isn't blocking, no info about other "firewalls" in network
[11:23] <operaghostkv> you should extract at root directory
[11:23] <KyouReeUs4nfo> avichal: and if you are only using one host to ssh to, I would remove the host file too before re-authenticating
[11:23] <operaghostkv> as root or sudo
[11:24] <KyouReeUs4nfo> llutz: ya
[11:24] <NoSpoon42> using terminal?
[11:24] <operaghostkv> and you should make apt-get ignore blender update
[11:24] <operaghostkv> yes
[11:25] <NoSpoon42> is there a howto page?
[11:27] <operaghostkv> such as cyberciti/faq/install-tarballs
[11:27] <NoSpoon42> thanks)
[11:28] <llutz_> NoSpoon42: check if there is a ppa for blender providing the version you want. better than fiddling with tar-balls
[11:28] <operaghostkv> you should google "how to install a software as a tarball
[11:29] <llutz_> and "why should i avoid to do this"
[11:29] <operaghostkv> yes. i have go say it is much better to use apt get
[11:31] <NoSpoon42> well it certainly more convenient, but there's 2.62 version(
[11:32] <NoSpoon42> and 2.70 on the website
[11:33] <operaghostkv> emm.maybr
[11:33] <operaghostkv> maybe your mirror is syncing
[11:33] <llutz_> NoSpoon42: go to launchpad, there is a blender ppa providing 2.70
[11:34] <llutz_> !ppa | NoSpoon42
[11:34] <TimoMeijer> Is there a way to find the pid of a process running in a tmux pane/session, or the pid of the pane/session itself?
[11:34] <NoSpoon42> thanks I'll look into this
[11:36] <llutz_> TimoMeijer: pgrep ?
[11:37] <cynalog> I bought new computer
[11:37] <cynalog> and setup ubuntu
[11:38] <cynalog> ubuntu machine is really charming
[11:38] <cynalog> new programming machine :)
[11:39] <cynalog_> really really but
[11:39] <TimoMeijer> llutz_: Any suggestions/tips on how to single out the process uniquely? I'm quite unfamiliar with linux still ;)
[11:40] <cynalog> ssss
[11:40] <cynalog> font is broken
[11:41] <geirha> you'll need to be more specific
[11:41] <cfhowlett> cynalog_, screen shot
[11:41] <cynalog__> dd
[11:41] <llutz_> TimoMeijer: "pidof processname" doesn't do?
[11:41] <operaghostkv> a lot off software can do that
[11:41] <cynalog__> font is broken
[11:41] <operaghostkv> google it
[11:41] <cynalog__> which font should i use to see this channel clear
[11:41] <llutz_> TimoMeijer: sorry i don't use tmux, just used to screen where this works
[11:42] <cfhowlett> cynalog_, again SCREEN SHOT
[11:42] <cynalog__> utf 8 ?
[11:42] <cynalog__> screen shot ok
[11:42] <cynalog__> no screen shot button on my new machine lol;;;;
[11:42] <cynalog__> amazing..
[11:43] <cynalog__> it's really amazing
[11:43] <TimoMeijer> llutz_: Depends on what the processname is exactly, the process is a java application, and I could have mul;tiple of them running, and could have multiple tmux sessions, so I need to uniquely identify a single one, but have no idea how to identify them :/
[11:43] <Squarepy> cynalog_, please use a screenshot application
[11:44] <cynalog__> screenaa
[11:44] <geirha> It's probably an fn combo
[11:44] <llutz_> TimoMeijer: and you cannot narrow that down using pgrep -f  something?
[11:44] <cfhowlett> cynalog_, oh, I know!  there's this thing in ubuntu called "dash" and if you type, say, "screenshot" in there ...
[11:45] <cynalog_> oh
[11:45] <cynalog_> ohohoh!
[11:45] <llutz_> TimoMeijer: i#ve  no  real idea off hand
[11:45] <TimoMeijer> llutz_: Possibly, is there any way to list processnames, so I can look at what the format is?
[11:45] <geirha> TimoMeijer: what do you need the pid for?
[11:45] <guest-KrVibl> Where is the geo ip database for ubuntu looked at?
[11:45] <guest-KrVibl> I want to see if any on channel are closeby.
[11:46] <cynalog_> yes. I was genius
[11:46] <TimoMeijer> geirha: I've got a tail monitoring the output running in an adjacent pane that I would like to stop when the process stops, so the whole window closes, instead of the pane with the process closing and the tail still going in the adjacent pane
[11:46] <cynalog_> I just fixed my font problem just right now
[11:47] <guest-KrVibl> Where is _gypsy_ at?
[11:47] <cynalog_> fixed!!!!!
[11:47] <cynalog_> it was font problem
[11:47] <cynalog_> only issue about xchat
[11:48] <guest-KrVibl> pls shiw me the database
[11:48] <cynalog_> my charming machine thinkpad is just prepared for programming and hacker lifes
[11:48] <cynalog_> it has keyboard light to
[11:49] <guest-KrVibl> I want to see face to face some from ubuntu
[11:49] <cynalog_> face to face ?
[11:49] <guest-KrVibl> cynalog_, like meetup
[11:50] <cynalog_> oh yeah
[11:50] <cfhowlett> guest-KrVibl, that information is not in xchat.  see your LOCO listings
[11:50] <cynalog_> I had been to some meeting with using it
[11:50] <geirha> TimoMeijer: in that case you could kill all process that has that log file open instead; using fuser. What does   fuser -v /path/to/that/file  output?
[11:50] <cynalog_> meetup site you know...
[11:50] <guest-KrVibl> cfhowlett, the zeitgeist locator
[11:50] <guest-KrVibl> how may one look at the locations of the machines?
[11:51] <guest-KrVibl> I want a runner to rekey all of the machines.
[11:51] <markus_> I am stuck with modifying of my rules file for my game. I want to create a debian package and all works except unpacking a file after the user installed the game. Can somebody help me with developer stuff like this?
[11:51] <cynalog_> I'm noob for java programming learning now but fun but sad about the truth noop
[11:52] <cfhowlett> !packaging|markus_,
[11:52] <cynalog_> is there ubuntu java programmer?
[11:52] <guest-KrVibl> let me know if there is a runner closeby
[11:53] <guest-KrVibl> the zeitgeist locator may show
[11:53] <cynalog_> :)()
[11:53] <TimoMeijer> geirha: That shows only the tail and java commands, with their pids, seems like it could work, thanks!
[11:53] <cynalog_> :) :( :)
[11:53] <cynalog_> ohohoh
[11:53] <guest-KrVibl> show me
[11:53] <cfhowlett> !behelpful|cynalog_,
[11:54] <cynalog_> god
[11:54] <cynalog_> good
[11:54] <cynalog_> !offtopic
[11:54] <geirha> TimoMeijer: in that case, fuser -k -TERM /path/to/that/file to actually kill them
[11:54] <cynalog_> #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:56] <TimoMeijer> geirha: I don't need to kill themthough, I can use that when the java process is started to get it's pid, and pass that to the tail --pid option to make it kill itself when the java application stops running, which should in turn kill the tmux windows as all panes will be closed
[11:56] <TimoMeijer> geirha: Of to some testing, thanks a bunch!
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[12:00] <akiva-mobile> what is the best channel for asking newbie ubuntu sdk questions?
[12:02] <k1l> akiva-mobile: ubuntu sdk meaning the ubunut touch sdk?
[12:02] <bytefire> when running: ps ax | grep dhcpd, why does it return a different pid (first column) every time?
[12:03] <cfhowlett> !sdk
[12:03] <k1l> akiva-mobile: #ubuntu-app-devel
[12:03] <k1l> bytefire: are you sure its the dhcp or is it just the search PID itself?
[12:04] <bytefire> k1l: how to ensure that?
[12:04] <k1l> please show the output into a pastebin
[12:04] <k1l> !paste | bytefire
[12:04] <bytefire> ty
[12:06] <akiva-mobile> k1l, well qtcreator with a different icon :P
[12:06] <bytefire> k1l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173754/
[12:07] <k1l> bytefire: look at the last column. it names the program. its grep in your case, so its the search query itself
[12:07] <llutz_> bytefire: use "pgrep dhcpd"
[12:08] <bytefire> okay, thanks
[12:08] <llutz_> bytefire: or "ps aux |grep [d]hcpd"
[12:09] <bytefire> llutz_: how is ps aux |grep [d]hcpd different from ps aux |grep dhcpd?
[12:09] <llutz_> bytefire: it won't show the grep process
[12:10] <bytefire> okkay
[12:10] <bytefire> thanks
[12:10] <k1l> bytefire: but to answer the real question: no you dont have a dhcp running
[12:11] <bytefire> k1l: yeah thanks :)
[12:12] <FallenMirror> Someone there? I have a question.
[12:12] <bytefire> k1l: im new to linux in general, and im trying to set up a dhcp server. so learning curve isa bit steep
[12:12] <ikonia> bytefire: is this on a home network ?
[12:12] <squaregoldfish> !ask | FallenMirror
[12:12] <bytefire> ikonia: yes
[12:13] <ikonia> bytefire: you're aware that most routers/wifi devices have a dhcp server built in so a.) you shouldn't need one b.) it may conflict with their dhcp servers
[12:13] <FallenMirror> Mmm... Gonna ask. Is there a good way to play window games that don't work with Wine in Ubuntu? For example, I thought in VirtualBox with Windows 7, does it reduces the  performance?
[12:13] <bytefire> ikonia: yeah, i've disconnected my ubuntu laptop from wlan and creating a dhcp separately
[12:14] <ikonia> if you've disconnected it why do you want a dhcp server ?
[12:14] <ikonia> the point of a dhcp server is to serve clients,
[12:14] <cfhowlett> FallenMirror, it will not be native performance in vbox or wine
[12:14] <ikonia> so if you are not on a lan....you won't be serving clients
[12:15] <bytefire> ikonia: create a separate lan run by the ubuntu laptop
[12:15] <ikonia> bytefire: this seems silly as any network which is able to interact with your router/wifi device can use it's dhcp server
[12:16] <bytefire> ikonia: you're right. im playing around, for learning purposes
[12:17] <yettie> join /contao.de
[12:17] <yettie> join #contao.de
[12:18] <Miron> yettie, try /join #contao.de
[12:18] <yettie> tnx miron
[12:18] <bytefire> lol Miron, funny how you knew what he was asking
[12:19] <bytefire> ikonia: do you have any experience with setting up dhcp server on ubuntu?
[12:19] <yettie> bytefire i am a keyboardlegasthenian
[12:20] <bytefire> yettie: what is keyboardlegasthenian?
[12:20] <yettie> a typo :D
[12:20] <bytefire> lol
[12:21] <yettie> but I got ubuntu up and running !
[12:21] <bytefire> well done!
[12:21] <yettie> on my old days
[12:22] <yettie> because of windows xp end of cycle
[12:22] <bytefire> yettie: have they stopped supporting xp now?
[12:23] <yettie> not yet but after 7. of april
[12:23] <yettie> now I have to look on several linux distributions
[12:24] <bytefire> yettie: okay
[12:24] <yettie> on my old computers
[12:24] <yettie> bytefire it's always a question of beeing bill gates or not or having the money or not
[12:25] <ikonia> bytefire: yes, I have experience
[12:26] <fommil> hi all.  It looks like /etc/acpi/events might be the place to reference a script, but I'm not sure exactly what signal my button sends. How do I find out, and is there a package with pre-canned scripts in it that I can use?
[12:26] <bytefire> ikonia: i get this error when running dhcpd -t path/to/conf: interface name too long (is 20)
[12:27] <bytefire> ikonia: i can pastebin the conf file if you're interested in having a look?
[12:27] <ikonia> bytefire: I'm guessing you're trying to set the interface name in the config file, rather than as a startup option
[12:28] <ikonia> bytefire: why are you using -t ?
[12:28] <bytefire> ikonia: there are two config files: /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf and /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server
[12:29] <bytefire> -t to test the conf file
[12:29] <bytefire> i mean dhcpd.conf
[12:29] <ikonia> bytefire: one should be used to define the network, the other should be start up options
[12:29] <ikonia> bytefire: you should also see that /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server is probably a symlink
[12:29] <bytefire> ikonia: i see
[12:31] <bytefire> ikonia: i have put interface info in /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server file
[12:32] <ikonia> bytefire: how did you define the interface file
[12:34] <bytefire> ikonia: INTERFACES="wlan0"
[12:34] <yettie> do i need an antivirus program ?
[12:34] <cfhowlett> !antivirus|yettie,
[12:35] <bytefire> ikonia: i've also pastebinned the conf file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7173906/
[12:35] <ikonia> bytefire: for the moment - don't set an interface
[12:35] <ikonia> bytefire: it should only listen on the interface that has the range it's serving
[12:35] <bytefire> ikonia: you mean comment out the line INTERFACES="wlan0" ?
[12:35] <ikonia> bytefire: for the moment
[12:35] <TimoMeijer> What command would I use to find and output a number(pid) in the output of a command? I've looked at grep, but that would return the whole line
[12:35] <bytefire> ikonia, okay
[12:36] <ikonia> bytefire: why is your range screwed up
[12:36] <ikonia> bytefire: you're serving <IP_ADDRESS> but your servers are on 194.168.
[12:36] <bytefire> ikonia: those are dns servers, i dont know! i found them on internet
[12:36] <ikonia> bytefire: do you understand how ip subnets work ?
[12:37] <bytefire> what should i change them to?
[12:37] <yettie> comodo filesystem driver is not loaded ? what can I do, when I did what they say and it does not work ?
[12:37] <bekks> yettie: Are you trying to use Comodo Antivirus?
[12:37] <yettie> module redirfs not found ?
[12:38] <yettie> bekks yes
[12:38] <bekks> yettie: redirfs is retired, it is not developed anymore and not maintained anymore.
[12:38] <ikonia> bytefire: do you understand how ip subnets work ?
[12:38] <yettie> aha so I use the wrong filesystem ?
[12:39] <t35t0r> i've got a very simple expect script that just does a spawn ssh remotehost send "ls -l\r" but I get no output, any ideas?
[12:39] <bekks> yettie: No. Comodo Antivirus is that old, it wants to use some filesystem which is not developed anymore.
[12:39] <bekks> !antivirus | yettie
[12:40] <bytefire> ikonia: commented out interface and ran dhcps -t /path/to/dhcpd.conf
[12:41] <ikonia> bytefire: do you understand how ip subnets work ?
[12:41] <yettie> bekks so I better not use comodo, but I want to interact with windows :D when other have this system
[12:41] <bytefire> this is the error i got: /path/to/dhcpd.conf: interface name too long (is 20)
[12:41] <bekks> yettie: correct, please just read the link given.
[12:41] <ikonia> bytefire: do you understand how ip subnets work ?
[12:41] <yettie> tnx bekks
[12:41] <bytefire> ikonia: a bit..
[12:41] <ikonia> bytefire: ok, so look at your range - it's screwed up
[12:44] <bytefire> ikonia: you mean the range <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:45] <ikonia> looks at the subnet you are offering and the name servers and routing
[12:45] <bytefire> oh so name servers and router have to be on te same subnet too??
[12:45] <bekks> nameservers dont.
[12:46] <bytefire> but i guess router should be
[12:46] <bekks> bytefire: Are these random nameservers or are these the nameserver your ISP offers?
[12:46] <rekedmir> Hey guys, is it safe for the average user to install the 14.04 final beta? Will it upgrade to the "final/official" 14.04 on the release date? I haven't upgraded since 12.04, can barely wait
[12:47] <bytefire> bekks: random
[12:47] <bekks> rekedmir: If you have to ask that question the answer is "no".
[12:47] <MonkeyDust> rekedmir  #ubuntu+1
[12:47] <cfhowlett> rekedmir, ^^^ this
[12:47] <bekks> bytefire: Then dont trust them, dont even expect them to work at all.
[12:47] <ikonia> rekedmir: wait until it's released
[12:48] <ikonia> bytefire: if you're setting up a dhcp server, the network information it offers should be right/real
[12:48] <rekedmir> Alright, thanks :)
[12:48] <bytefire> bekks: that's fine. but im getting error at even earlier stage, when i run : dhcpd -t /path/to/dhcpd.conf
[12:48] <canis> hello can anyone can help me
[12:48] <canis> how to access file from samba file sharing in ubuntu?
[12:48] <cfhowlett> !ask|canis,
[12:48] <bekks> bytefire: because, in addition, router and range are screwed up.
[12:48] <MonkeyDust> canis  start with a question
[12:48] <bekks> !samba | canis
[12:48] <bytefire> ikonia: i'm only doing it as a weekend project
[12:49] <bytefire> bekks ^^
[12:49] <ikonia> bytefire: that doesn't change the fact that the network information has to be real
[12:49] <bytefire> okay
[12:49] <Guest8622> How do I format usb drive in ubuntu?
[12:49] <bytefire> but the error is even before reaching that stage
[12:49] <dev_> hi, starting Wine before TS results in no sound to or from TS, and Wine giving output
[12:49] <ikonia> bytefire: not nessasarily
[12:49] <MonkeyDust> Guest8622  you can use gparted
[12:49] <ikonia> bytefire: what is the current ip address of your wlan card
[12:50] <Guest8622> what is gparted? is that software?
[12:50] <bekks> !gparted | Guest8622
[12:50] <dev_> actually, any program using sound first, doesn't allow another program to use it
[12:50] <bytefire> bekks: <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:50] <MonkeyDust> Guest8622  yes, install it from the software center
[12:50] <ikonia> bytefire: then how do you expect it to offer out 10.X addresses
[12:50] <bytefire> bekks: but i've taken my ubuntu laptop offline
[12:51] <bekks> bytefire: And? Why do you use completely wron networks? :)
[12:51] <ikonia> bytefire: so ?
[12:51] <Guest8622> ok i am installing from terminal
[12:51] <ikonia> bytefire: I think you need to understand basic networking before trying to do more advanced things such as dhcp
[12:51] <Guest8622> Software center is too slow for downloading any software. what is best way to download software in ubuntu?
[12:51] <ikonia> Guest8622: software center
[12:51] <bytefire> ikonia: you're right.
[12:51] <bekks> Guest8622: software center or apt-get
[12:52] <MonkeyDust> Guest8622  sudo apt-get install [package]
[12:52] <ikonia> thats not going to be "quicker" than software center - it's the same commands
[12:52] <bytefire> ikonia: if i take my laptop offline. then create a dhcp server which offers ips in the range <IP_ADDRESS>- <IP_ADDRESS> (netmask <IP_ADDRESS>)
[12:52] <ikonia> bytefire: that's what you're already done
[12:52] <bytefire> then it should work tight?
[12:52] <cfhowlett> Guest8622, download speed is not dependent on software center or command line.  think about it.
[12:53] <ikonia> bytefire: no
[12:53] <bytefire> ikonia: right
[12:53] <ikonia> bytefire: you've already done that/that is your current setting
[12:53] <yettie> I like it
[12:54] <bekks> bytefire: Maybe you should start here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_address
[12:54] <bytefire> ikonia: okay, so the router is wrong. which i will change to agree with the 10.5.5.X netmask
[12:54] <ikonia> no !!!!
[12:54] <bytefire> lol
[12:54] <ikonia> it's not funny
[12:54] <bekks> bytefire: The network is wrong, the range is wrong, the router is wrong.
[12:54] <bekks> And the nameservers are wrong, too.
[12:54] <ikonia> bytefire: try to understand basic networking first
[12:54] <Guest8622> how can i create backup of software that i installed in .deb file?
[12:55] <bekks> !backup | Guest8622
[12:55] <dbseti> exit
[12:55] <dbseti> !exot
[12:55] <ikonia> dbseti: /exit
[12:55] <dbseti> thankyou
[12:55] <dbseti> question about boot
[12:56] <yettie> I like your channel roboter
[12:56] <Guest8622> I don't mean to backup whole system. I just want to keep all my installed software safe so that in future when i reformat, i can install it easily without downloading
[12:56] <bekks> Guest8622: thats called "a complete backup".
[12:56] <cfhowlett> Guest8622, so you don't want future updates - right?
[12:56] <yettie> !antivirus
[12:56] <ikonia> yettie: this is getting tedious - you've been told about antivirus approx 5 times now
[12:56] <ikonia> yettie: please either pay attention, or do your own research
[12:57] <yettie> Ikonia: yes
[12:57] <cfhowlett> !antivirus|yettie, READ
[12:57] <dbseti> when i boot up the ubuntu it show up the "mounting /root/dev on /dev/.static/dev failed:no such file or directory "
[12:57] <Guest8622> I mean that last time i just backup from system setting but when i restore it, it didn't restore all the software that i have.
[12:57] <bekks> Guest8622: then you didnt take a full backup.
[12:58] <dbseti> mounting  /sys on /root/sys failed: no such file or directory
[12:58]  * yettie is doing now his own researches
[12:58] <yettie> bye and tnx
[12:58] <dbseti> mounting /proc on /root/proc failed:no such file or directory
[12:58] <bekks> dbseti: can you use a pastebin please?
[12:59] <dbseti> where?
[12:59] <dbseti> url
[12:59] <Guest8622> then how to take full backup?
[12:59] <bekks> !backup | Guest8622
[12:59] <bekks> !pastebin > dbseti
[13:00] <Guest8622> what is best software in ubuntu for photo editing?  IS there adobe photoshop for ubuntu?
[13:00] <ikonia> gimp
[13:01] <cfhowlett> Guest8622, there is no adobe photoshop for ubuntu.
[13:02] <bekks> dbseti: please keep it in this channel.
[13:02] <dbseti> http://imagebin.org/302516
[13:02] <dbseti> can any body help me
[13:02] <Guest8622> so for photo editing which software can i use?
[13:03] <cfhowlett> !gimp|Guest8622,
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> Guest8622  try Gimp
[13:05] <Guest8622> sometimes, my computer freezes what to do in that case ?
[13:05] <compdoc> Guest8622, you should test your ram, and read the SMART info from the hard drive
[13:06] <compdoc> how old is the computer?
[13:07] <Guest8622> do i need to install graphic driver in ubuntu?
[13:08] <cfhowlett> Guest8622, if you don't, it will use generic drivers.
[13:08] <dev_> hi, starting Wine before TS results in no sound to or from TS, and Wine giving output
[13:08] <dev_> actually, any program using sound first, doesn't allow another program to use it
[13:08] <dev_> well, any program using Pulse/ALSA
[13:08] <rajw93> could I prevent "middle-click pastes" while using  certain applications in ubuntu(like netbeans) ?
[13:11] <sandman13> i don't see the option to choose Ubuntu on my laptop
[13:12] <bekks> sandman13: Where dont you see such an option?
[13:12] <cfhowlett> !details|sandman13,
[13:13] <sandman13> okay i have a HP's laptop with UEFI enabled, i installed ubuntu on it but can't see the option to choose from
[13:14] <sandman13> on GRUB menu, I don't get grub menu
[13:14] <bekks> sandman13: where do you look at, please be precise.
[13:15] <bekks> sandman13: where did you install grub to?
[13:17] <sandman13> bekks: do i have to install grub? i made three partitions: one for / one for swap and one for /home
[13:17] <bekks> sandman13: during installation, you where asked to install grub. where did you install it to?
[13:17] <sandman13> it asked nothing
[13:18] <bekks> are you sure you installed ubuntu at all? :)
[13:20] <sandman13> yes
[13:20] <cfhowlett> !grub2
[13:21] <cfhowlett> sandman13, see the restoregrub option
[13:21] <Eit8> I can't get my android device to show on adb on my ubuntu desktop, everything is fine on my arch laptop. On ubuntu the devices list is just empty
[13:22] <sandman13> bekks: the laptop is of HP, to choose ubuntu i have to go to bios -> startup -> ubuntu then only grub appears
[13:22] <sandman13> and i have to do it everytime
[13:23] <bekks> sandman13: which ubuntu did you choose for innstalling?
[13:23] <sandman13> bekks: Ubuntu 13.10 64bit
[13:31] <ben_oz> hi guys
[13:32] <cfhowlett> Eit8, 12.04?
[13:34] <Guest55668> hi all
[13:35] <senorita> hi
[13:36] <Guest55668> Sorry for bothering You, but can someone tell me haw to download form irc.rizon.net
[13:36] <Guest55668> in irrsi there is not <!list>
[13:36] <senorita> i com form thailand
[13:36] <ikonia> not something this channel is here for Guest55668
[13:36] <cfhowlett> !thailand|senorita,!
[13:36] <cfhowlett> !thai
[13:36] <DaRkLioN2000> ciao
[13:36] <senorita> yes
[13:36] <DaRkLioN2000> !list
[13:36] <cfhowlett> senorita, what is your ubuntu question
[13:37] <senorita> no
[13:37] <Guest55668> Yes I know there is no warez here
[13:37] <Guest55668> just aski for help
[13:37] <ikonia> Guest55668: yes, and we don't support other IRC networks
[13:37] <cfhowlett> Guest55668, what is your ubuntu question?
[13:37] <ikonia> Guest55668: we support ubuntu here only
[13:38] <senorita> I am not good at English
[13:38] <Guest55668> Sorry for botherin
[13:39] <Guest55668> ok, thanks for help
[13:39] <senorita> Where you are
[13:39] <Guest55668> Bye for all
[13:39] <senorita> bye
[13:39] <cfhowlett> senorita, this is not a social channel.
[13:40] <senorita> ok
[13:40] <senorita> bye
[13:42] <senorita> ubuntu version is most likely
[13:45] <njbair> After a sudden power loss I've got some strange issues with 13.10. No sound, no audio notification icon, and I apparently can't shutdown/reboot from the menu (have to open a terminal and sudo reboot). Could something have gotten messed up, permissions-wise?
[13:46] <cfhowlett> njbair, depends.  power surge?  power loss during installation?  a hard shutdown should not be causing such issues.
[13:47] <njbair> cfhowlett: prob. not a surge, because I can get audio to partially work in some apps after alsamixer --force-reload
[13:47] <njbair> cfhowlett: outage may be unrelated, but I have to think the other symptoms are somehow related to the same root issue
[13:52] <jon1> 0/
[13:53] <KyouReeUs4nfo> I don't have this issue now but I have experienced it a few times! When Ubuntu 12.04/13.10 boots, right when you see the splash screen, if I press ESC a few times, when login screen shows, my mouse/mousepad/touchpad  hangs i.e I am left with only one option and that is use keyboard, so I login and do sudo reboot in terminal and not interrupt boot-up process at all. Any pointers, why it would have happened ?
[13:55] <cfhowlett> KyouReeUs4 you're interrupting boot, so of course bad things happen.
[13:57] <KyouReeUs4nfo> cfhowlett: Yeah, my best guess is the drivers didn't load but why mouse only. And you are right.
[13:57] <sruz25> anyone here who could help with fonts in BURG boot loader?
[13:57] <sruz25> I'm making custom themes, but there isn't anything about which fonts I can use..
[13:58] <sruz25> there's some info on ubuntu wiki, there's nothing abut fonts though
[13:58] <cfhowlett> sruz25, see burg for support with burg
[13:58] <sruz25> is there some channel for it?
[13:58] <cfhowlett> sruz25, no idea ...
[13:59] <sruz25> where am I supposed to "see burg" than?
[13:59] <cfhowlett> sruz25, google: burg
[13:59] <sruz25> the project and forums are more or less dead, only useful info is on ubu wiki, but no font help...
[14:00] <cfhowlett> sruz25, it's not an ubuntu project
[14:01] <njbair> hmm I've also got PolicyKit error when I try to install from Ubuntu Software Center...could this whole thing go back to PAM?
[14:01] <sruz25> I know, there's isn't any place, offically dedicated to burg, so I came here
[14:01] <sruz25> I'll keep looking elsewhere, if nobody knows...
[14:03] <BS_Harou> hi
[14:03] <BS_Harou> i'm isntalling ubuntu 13.10 from usbstick
[14:03] <BS_Harou> and I've got this problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2190332
[14:03] <MonkeyDust> sruz25  look at it this way: after you found how to do it, *you* are the expert
[14:04] <BS_Harou> the guy who created this thread solved it by using some minimal installaition ... is there a way to fix it during the install?
[14:04] <cfhowlett> sruz25, closest thing to "support" is https://code.google.com/p/burg/     there is a contact email FWIW
[14:04] <sruz25> I just realised, .pf2 file "explorer" could help too
[14:05] <sruz25> or something that can tell me which font variants are in that file...
[14:06] <BS_Harou> anyone?
[14:07] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sruz25: https://code.google.com/p/burg/wiki/ThemeCustomization
[14:10] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, I see it.  did you get wifi during live session?
[14:11] <guest-KrVibl> Does ubuntu come with java?
[14:11] <cfhowlett> !java|guest-KrVibl,
[14:11] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: nope
[14:12] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: found the problem ... killing "modprobe wl" :)
[14:12] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: thanks anyway
[14:12] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, might have to set up the wifi manually then
[14:12] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, OK then
[14:12] <guest-KrVibl> Is it open source?
[14:12] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: I'd expect the isntallation to continue even without wifi :P
[14:13] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, seems it detected your wifi (apparently broadcom) and attempted configuration.
[14:14] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: after 20 mins it should probably realize the configuration doesn't work :D
[14:15] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: I guess I expect too much from computers..
[14:15] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, nah, it's awaiting operator input - that would be you.
[14:18] <bytefire> ikonia: there?
[14:19] <BS_Harou> cfhowlett: funny, after installation and reboot to the installed ubuntu wifi works just fine :) .... now lets get rid of all purple colors...
[14:19] <bytefire> bekks, ikonia: the problem was with the command dhcpd -t /path/to/config/file. dhcpd was expection an interface name rather than path to confid file
[14:21] <cfhowlett> BS_Harou, thinking about it further; older machine and I assume minimal RAM?  perhaps lubuntu or xubuntu  instead
[14:22] <Ben1234> Hi,
[14:22] <Ben1234> Is security.ubuntu.com down?
[14:22] <cfhowlett> Ben1234, nope
[14:23] <Ben1234> that's strange
[14:23] <Ben1234> well thanks
[14:23] <cfhowlett> Ben1234, http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/
[14:23] <Ben1234> I checked http://isitdownrightnow.com and it said it was
[14:24] <Ben1234> nvm
[14:24] <Ben1234> works now
[14:24] <gabmus> sup, pretty great day today, i've seen a conference by richard stallman
[14:24] <rajw93> could I prevent "middle-click pastes" while using  certain applications in ubuntu ?
[14:24] <gabmus> is there like an ubuntu offtopic channel where we can talk of this?
[14:25] <cfhowlett> !ot|gabmus, and thank you for asking
[14:25] <gabmus> np see you there
[14:26] <ben123> I get this error when I try to install wine http://pastebin.com/Ps4DGRF1
[14:27] <guest-KrVibl> gcc: error trying to exec 'ecj1': execvp: No such file or directory
[14:27] <ben123> the software center tells me to check my internet connection when i install wine. should i try to restart? http://gyazo.com/3942e45d31373cb41a04abc59ba71cb0
[14:28] <guest-KrVibl> What is the problem that gcc doesn't compile a basic java program?
[14:29] <shubhamjain> What is the significance of LTS versions of ubuntu? I means intutively, LTS seems to imply stability.
[14:29] <cfhowlett> shubhamjain, indeed.
[14:30] <shubhamjain> mean*
[14:30] <cfhowlett> shubhamjain, it also means you don't get the latest, greatest, shiniest stuff ...
[14:31] <shubhamjain> cfhowlett, I started using ubuntu from 13.04. did the 12.04 version did'nt have Unity?
[14:32] <cfhowlett> shubhamjain, I don't remember.  I'm on LTS ubuntustudio, so I"ve never booted unity.
[14:33] <DJones> shuduo: Yes, 12.04 had unity
[14:34] <DJones> shuduo: Sorry, was meant for sughamjain who quit
[14:35] <KyouReeUs4nfo> sruz25: You probably already looked at this but here goes, this may help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/11846/changing-the-default-grub-font
[14:35] <testing123_> what a good wifi manger for kde
[14:36] <flux242> networkmanager is a good wifi manager
[14:36] <Yud_Zroc> so is there a way to remotly connect to an ubuntu server from a windows client (Example user A is running windows 7, the server being ubuntu server 12.04)
[14:36] <cfhowlett> !server\Yud_Zroc, ask in the server channel
[14:36] <flux242> sure
[14:37] <ikonia> ssh, X11, ftp, many ways
[14:37] <cfhowlett> !server|Yud_Zroc, ask in the server channel
[14:37] <Yud_Zroc> ok ill give that a try, thankyou
[14:41] <Guest32840> IS there any software to backup only installed software in ubuntu?
[14:41] <cfhowlett> !backup\Guest32840,
[14:41] <ikonia> Guest32840: it doens't work like tht
[14:42] <cfhowlett> !backup\Guest32840,
[14:42] <ikonia> Guest32840: you asked this earlier and it was explained to you 2 times
[14:42] <cfhowlett> !backup|Guest32840,
[14:44] <testing123_> flux242: How do I get It?
[14:50] <guest-KrVibl> gcc: error trying to exec 'ecj1': execvp: No such file or directory
[14:50] <guest-KrVibl> What is the problem?
[14:52] <Guest55668> hi all
[14:52] <Guest66459> i just deleted the www folder in ubuntu 12.04. thinking that it would be come back once i install apache.but on installing apache nothing is happening.plz help
[14:53] <seednode> Well, you could make it again
[14:53] <Guest55668> which card is better for 14.04 LTS: intel gma 950 or ATI X1300 pro
[14:53] <Guest55668> 10x in advise
[14:54] <cfhowlett> Guest55668, ask in the #ubuntu+1 channel
[14:54] <cfhowlett> !trusty
[14:54] <Guest55668> ok
[14:54] <Guest66459> nick/star
[14:55] <Guest55668> thank you
[14:55] <Guest55668> bue
[14:55] <OerHeks> Guest55668, that X1300 is not supported by the ATI driver, and gma950 is also not supported by intel, bad luck