[00:00] <daftykins> monkers: without a default gateway, there's no route to go via to reach the VPN host ;)
[00:00] <monkers> Julie7 - so, it can be done, to answer your original question. you may want to test it out on a livecd first.
[00:00] <will_> I was wondering how I can get that options panel back
[00:00] <monkers> daftykins - thats why you add in a single route for it
[00:00] <daftykins> hmm sounds a bit overly complicated to me
[00:00] <monkers> daftykins - its basically the same thing windows is doing for her
[00:01] <monkers> im a routing guy so .. thats my solution :P
[00:01] <monkers> there's probably 4 other ways
[00:01] <Julie7> monkers: daftykins: EriC^^: I need to save everything that you've typed/linked to. So much information!
[00:02] <leonel> hola
[00:02] <daftykins> DNS would require less manual input each time
[00:02] <monkers> daftykins - i've backed up all i can think to backup... any thing else you can think of that might help me recover my raid partition once the new drive is in?
[00:02] <Siente> Hello guys, I've installed Ubuntu, but it's always disconnecting me from inet why so any ideas?
[00:02] <daftykins> monkers: as someone else said, they're configured via data on them, but i have no experience with LVM or whatever setup you have there
[00:02] <monkers> Julie7 - good luck :D
[00:03] <Julie7> monkers: Oh, I'll need it.
[00:03] <Julie7> XD
[00:03] <daftykins> Julie7: how big is your Windows disk and how much free space do you have?
[00:03] <monkers> daftykins - ok, going to install ubuntu now, thanks a million for the help
[00:04] <daftykins> monkers: np \o
[00:04] <Julie7> daftykins: I have a lot of free disk space. I know I should test it out.
[00:04] <daftykins> Julie7: is it win7? or 8
[00:04] <Julie7> daftykins: Windows 8.1 (throws up again).
[00:04] <daftykins> ah, you'd be in for a fun time of learning about UEFI then
[00:04] <Julie7> Oh, no.
[00:05] <daftykins> it's relatively painless really
[00:06] <groidhunter> should i download the latest bios from the nsa.gov site?
[00:06] <OerHeks> groidhunter, how is this ubuntu support related?
[00:07] <phunyguy> groidhunter: this channel is for Ubuntu support only.  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[00:07] <Julie7> monkers: daftykins: EriC^^: Thanks for all the help. I need to go now.
[00:07] <Julie7> Bye, guys,.
[00:07] <Julie7> -,
[00:07] <daftykins> cya
[00:08] <groidhunter> whatever niggers, i have the right to say nigger because american soldiers in the middle east are fighting for my right
[00:08] <bekks> !op | groidhunter
[00:08] <bekks> thank you
[00:08] <groidhunter> ?
[00:08] <groidhunter> i didn't see what you guys said
[00:08] <phunyguy> !guidelines
[00:08] <phunyguy> read those please
[00:08] <EriC^^> no ban?
[00:09] <groidhunter> EriC^^: free speech
[00:09] <phunyguy> groidhunter: does not apply here
[00:09] <groidhunter> yes it does
[00:09] <groidhunter> this server is hosted in us soil
[00:19] <ibsin> Hello all. Could someone help me out with this? https://www.dropbox.com/s/5daucy7u0hh3w1i/TotemVideoError.png?dl=0
[00:19] <ibsin> I wanna play a DVD, and I keep getting that.
[00:20] <OerHeks> ibsin, did you install restricted extras and perform the css script to decrypt dvd?
[00:20] <OerHeks> !dvd
[00:20] <ibsin> I did install the extras, though, how do I get/run that script?
[00:21] <OerHeks> see the url ubottu gave
[00:21] <mynaras> anyone here familiar with ffmpeg?
[00:23] <mikeru> hey people anyone who can help debug X -> backlight issues
[00:23] <mikeru> I'm on kubuntu 14.10 plasma5, my backlight worked 5 days ago and I don't remember toying around with it
[00:24] <mikeru> I can still control it via /sys/class/backlight
[00:24] <daftykins> 14.10? that's not final yet, talk in #ubuntu+1
[00:24] <mikeru> kk
[00:24] <ibsin> Yay! : D It worked ^w^
[00:24] <thomedy> hey does anyone have  a recommendation for budgeting software on software center
[00:24] <thomedy> i am building a budget for my busines
[00:24] <mynaras> Anyone here familiar with filtering in ffmpeg?
[00:24] <thomedy> and im trying to be good about follow through i thinik it will help
[00:25] <OerHeks> ibsin have fun
[00:26] <daftykins> thomedy: gnucash ?
[00:26] <thomedy> im reading about it right now thank you
[00:27] <OerHeks> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Trusty#Financial_Software
[00:29] <monkers> ubuntu encryption on the drive - any reason not to?
[00:30] <daftykins> the # of people that come in here with it broken? i'd say no unless you're experienced with it
[00:30] <monkers> cool ty
[00:40] <bdonnahue1> hello my ubuntu keeps showing 404s when i try to update
[00:40] <bdonnahue1> can anyone help
[00:41] <PeterFA> Is it possible to install Ubuntu 14.04 directly from the ISO in Linux?
[00:41] <JasonCX6843> yes
[00:42] <JasonCX6843> PeterFA,  using unetbootin
[00:42] <PeterFA> JasonCX6843: oh, thanks.
[00:42] <d3im0s> sup ladies and gents
[00:42] <ColdIce> Hello, try to compile a source-code (econverter). I've made sure I've installed the required packages, but still the ./configure says that I'm missing them http://pastebin.com/VjYHKQvA
[00:42] <Snake2k> bdonnahue1: Could you copy the output to pastebin or something and paste it here?
[00:42] <JasonCX6843> welcome :)
[00:43] <PeterFA> JasonCX6843: that dds it to a USB device. I'm hoping to install directly from the ISO while running Linux.
[00:44] <JasonCX6843> u can install it without usb or cd
[00:44] <JasonCX6843> from ur pc just use unetbootin
[00:44] <PeterFA> JasonCX6843: oh, I thought just made a bootable USB device.
[00:45] <JasonCX6843> You can do that too :)
[00:47] <squinty> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot
[00:47] <kermit> is there an app to record webcam and mic?  i've spent hours fubling with gstreamer commandlines with no luck.. it shouldnt be this hard.
[00:48] <mynaras> kermit, I've been trying to use ffmpeg for streaming with a webcam
[00:48] <JasonCX6843> kermit,  i think camstudio
[00:48] <mynaras> it works for a bit and then the video freezes, but the audio remains
[00:49] <mynaras> I'm currently trying to fix that
[00:49] <JasonCX6843> i forgot a name of an apps that u can record like 10min only but hd
[00:52] <mynaras> anyone here able to help with some ffmpeg and v4l2 issues?
[00:52] <mynaras> I've almost gotten it working
[00:52] <mynaras> but the webcam overlay freezes after about 30 seconds
[00:53] <CrazyM4n> How can you disable alt-rightclick?
[00:53] <ColdIce> Regarding my question, seems like: PKG_CHECK_MODULES is broken :(
[00:53] <moonjump> hi
[00:54] <mynaras> anyone?
[00:54] <ColdIce> http://pastebin.com/QaRBEmm1 output of compile failing & that I've got pkg-config
[00:54] <ColdIce>  installed
[00:55] <trism> ColdIce: libcairo2-dev
[00:55] <ColdIce> got it
[00:55] <ColdIce> already
[00:55] <trism> ColdIce: although no, you're right, perhaps the configure file is messed up
[00:58] <electricprism> Can anyone tell me what the dependency problem is from this Software Center Message? http://pastebin.com/YiXYHMRR
[00:59] <ColdIce> well, the package recommends that I use mercurial to get the source-code, but I get error: abort: requirement 'dotencode' not supported! - does that mean I have to install older version, in that case, which?
[00:59] <mynaras> Here is the script I have in my .bashrc http://pastebin.com/H9UdW7t9
[00:59] <mynaras> it works great but the inset video freezes shortly after I start the stream
[01:01] <mynaras> is anyone able to help?
[01:03] <evan__> what is a good GPU overclock utility for dedicated Intel cards?
[01:04] <daftykins> evan__: not even worth trying
[01:04] <daftykins> evan__: pretty sure intel GPUs are locked to the system bus too, so i doubt it's an option
[01:05] <evan__> can i force the boost to be enable at will
[01:05] <evan__> *enabled
[01:05] <daftykins> desktop?
[01:05] <evan__> mobile
[01:05] <daftykins> that's a terrible, terrible idea
[01:05] <daftykins> no ideas if you can
[01:05] <evan__> damn. well thanks anyways
[01:08] <evan__> could I try to use and MSR intel utility to alter the gpu clock?
[01:09] <Gethen> hols
[01:09] <Gethen> hola even
[01:09] <mynaras> hi Gethen
[01:09] <Gethen> hi
[01:09] <daftykins> evan__: highly doubt it
[01:09] <evan__> damn again
[01:10] <daftykins> evan__: trying to make a game run faster?
[01:10] <mynaras> I don't suppose you could help with my ffmpeg and v4l2 issue with my webcam, can you?
[01:10] <evan__> nothing in particular. just trying to see the extent i can improve the gpu
[01:10] <evan__> since its integrated
[01:10] <evan__> and a ULV
[01:11] <daftykins> evan__: yeah, best way... build a desktop PC.
[01:11] <evan__> i have one
[01:11] <daftykins> laptops, you have what you have.
[01:11] <daftykins> ah even better then
[01:11] <evan__> this is my Chromebook
[01:11] <daftykins> ugh
[01:11] <evan__> running Ubuntu via crouton
[01:11] <daftykins> oh dear
[01:11] <evan__> pretty fun liitle thing
[01:11] <evan__> with an i3
[01:12] <daftykins> evan__: native install would be better, no idea if that's possible with your model though, also xubuntu not unity
[01:13] <evan__> daftykins: are you saying to run xubunu instead of the unity desktop?
[01:13] <daftykins> evan__: that'd make it less painful to use, probably not what you're after though
[01:14] <evan__> i havent had any issues with it so far
[01:14] <evan__> other then something i did
[01:15] <mynaras> Anyone able to figure out why my webcam craps out after 30-ish seconds? http://pastebin.com/H9UdW7t9
[01:17] <syntroPi> Does anyone know what the process which shows with "jbd-2/sda1-8" in iotop has to do? i just found out it WROTE to my SSD for quite some time constantlx with 10 MB/s. i definetively DONT want this functionality (whatever it may be) to wear out my hardware :-/ . May I uninstall / delete / disable whatever black magic that does?
[01:19] <mynaras> is anyone able to help out?
[01:20] <syntroPi> btw im on 14.04 x64 latest on ext4 "discard,noatime,nodiratime,errors=remount-ro"
[01:21] <bubbasaures> !trim | syntroPi
[01:21] <monkers> how do i recover a raid1 array made in ubuntu12 on a new install of ubuntu14? I cant find it >_<
[01:22] <monkers> do i need dmraid? mdadm?
[01:23] <daftykins> !raid
[01:24] <bubbasaures> syntroPi, what that info is, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2081250
[01:24] <mynaras> anyone have experience streaming using ffmpeg?
[01:24] <Guest56761> not me
[01:24] <infinmed> Too glassed and null for #UBUNTU tonight. May you all rest in peace.
[01:25] <bubbasaures> syntroPi, Additionally spinning HD and SSD have the same life span now basically.
[01:26] <imnewandtrying> so........hi
[01:26] <mynaras> hello
[01:26] <imnewandtrying> im new
[01:27] <mynaras> I am to, kinda
[01:27] <mynaras> Only really been using Linux for 2 months
[01:27] <syntroPi> bubbasaures, thanks for your info, i thought i would have trim enabled when i mount "/" in fstab with "discard,noatime,nodiratime,errors=remount-ro"   <--- DISCARD option
[01:27] <daftykins> feel free to ask a question
[01:27] <imnewandtrying> so im new to this chat.  is it just all ubuntu users that sign up
[01:28] <syntroPi> bubbasaures, the disk in question is "Corsair CSSD-F120GB2 (2.4)"
[01:28] <daftykins> it's people that volunteer, but this channel is not chat, it's support
[01:28] <daftykins> imnewandtrying: this channel is for asking support questions, #ubuntu-offtopic is for general chat
[01:28] <imnewandtrying> ah......thats good to know
[01:29] <monkers> anyone around that knows mdadm? i have a question
[01:29] <imnewandtrying> how do i change channels
[01:29] <mynaras> daftykins: Do you have any experience with ffmpeg?
[01:30] <daftykins> mynaras: nope else i'd have replied to you with advice :)
[01:30] <Bashing-om> imnewandtrying: "/join #ubuntu-offtopic" for instance.
[01:30] <mynaras> I figured, it's just frustrating
[01:30] <wassup_> node really fast, java just bytecode not nearly as fast ... worried
[01:30] <mynaras> I've been working on this all day and it's so close to functional
[01:31] <daftykins> mynaras: i did ponder suggesting it could be USB saturation though, did you dial the quality down to check if it survives for longer?
[01:31] <syntroPi> bubbasaures, how would i disable this journaling block device ? i really dont want it to randomly write to my ssd, i even would not care whatever functionality i would sacrifice for that
[01:31] <mynaras> hmm, I've already gotten it set to only run at 352x288
[01:32] <mynaras> I don't know how I'd turn down the quality
[01:32] <daftykins> mynaras: oh i thought i read talk of 1920x1080, shows how functional my eyes are right now
[01:32] <mynaras> heh, the whole stream is 1920x1080, but it works just fine
[01:32] <bubbasaures> syntroPi, No idea, I think you have a confirmation biased goal, do the research.
[01:34] <Desmond> hello ?
[01:34] <Desmond> i need some help to install the ubuntu 12.04
[01:34] <Desmond> i can't get passed the paritioning on the harddrive
[01:35] <Desmond> Can someone shed me some lights?
[01:35] <mynaras> I can try, what causes the issue?
[01:35] <Tyrandis> who wins ubuntu or mint hmmmm
[01:35] <Bashing-om> Desmond: UEFI ? OR maybe in MBR the 4 partition limit ?
[01:36] <Desmond> my harddrive is a used harddrive
[01:36] <bubbasaures> !topic | Tyrandis
[01:36] <Desmond> i was using it on windows server 2008 r2
[01:36]  * Darth_Coder hugs ubottu
[01:36] <Darth_Coder> Tyrandis: Ubuntu > Life
[01:37] <Desmond> i have tried to delete the parition ... keep failing to delete the parition in the ubunut installer
[01:37] <Darth_Coder> Desmond: dual boot with Windows or whatever?
[01:37] <Bashing-om> Desmond: From liveDVD -> sudo apt -get install pastebinit , sudo fdisk -lu | pstebinit . Pass the URL back to us, we see what the partitioning is like.
[01:37] <mynaras> I'm going to reboot this machine. I may get back on
[01:37] <Desmond> nah ... i wanna do a single boot without windows server 008
[01:38] <Desmond> but i don't mind to dual boot if i have to ... i prefer to single boot with ubuntu 12.04
[01:38] <Bashing-om> Desmond: Nother thought - server = Raid, desktop install will not cope with raid's meta data .
[01:38] <Desmond> how can i get it into the command line with the livd dvd ?
[01:38] <bubbasaures> Desmond, Choose the whole disc option than
[01:38] <monkers> my raid array is back \o/
[01:38] <Desmond> i tried the whole disk option too
[01:38] <daftykins> monkers: \o/
[01:38] <Desmond> none of the options worked
[01:39] <Rudj> hi, i switched mobo today and can't get sound any sound. alsa mixer installed but not working, tried to manually install drivers against new 3.16 kernel but that als o failed i'm quite out od ifes
[01:39] <monkers> i had to install mdadm and then rebooit
[01:39] <bubbasaures> Desmond, Let the live build the OS
[01:39] <monkers> *reboot
[01:39] <wassup_> https://www.osdisc.com/   has a ubuntu disk for 5.95
[01:39] <bubbasaures> Desmond, Are any partitions mounted?
[01:39] <Desmond> how can i get live cd ? can you send me a link?
[01:39] <Bashing-om> Desmond: Boot the liveDVD in "try ubuntu mode" . At the desktop key combo crl+alt+t will yield a terminal.
[01:40] <Desmond> at the desktop ? you mean in windows server 2008 r2 ?
[01:40] <Desmond> the system will boot into the ubuntu installer as soon as it bootsup
[01:40] <Lazik> I have the generic kernel and a new 3.17, I want to create a new 3.17 from the same source but with a different .conf. How can I control how it is named? ie vmlinux-3.17-rc71-lightweight
[01:40] <Bashing-om> Desmond: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop .
[01:41] <Lazik> instead of having a bunch of .old .old?
[01:41] <bubbasaures> Desmond, What ubuntu version did you download, and what is the end goal a server or a desktop/
[01:41] <Desmond> ok ... so i need the desktop version of the live cd to install the ubuntu server 12.04?
[01:41] <bubbasaures> no
[01:41] <Desmond> i downloaded 12.04, 13.04 and 14.04
[01:42] <Desmond> my goal is ubuntu server
[01:42] <Desmond> not desktop
[01:42] <Bashing-om> Desmond: " the system will boot into the ubuntu installer as soon as it bootsup" sounds like a server install ??
[01:42] <Desmond> yes
[01:42] <Desmond> i wanna rebuild this server into a unbutnu server
[01:42] <bubbasaures> Desmond, The server install is a text install, 12.04 and 14.04 are the only supported releases right now.
[01:42] <Desmond> ok
[01:43] <Desmond> i can either go with 12.04 or 14.04
[01:43] <Desmond> i prefer 12.04
[01:43] <bubbasaures> Desmond, Both have 5 years support.
[01:43] <bubbasaures> about 3 years left on 12.04
[01:43] <Desmond> but i am going to turn this server into IDS system
[01:43] <Bashing-om> Desmond: Only the desktop has "leve" -> try ubuntu. Wee need to boot to "try ubuntu" to look at the hard disk(s) .. then maybe advise what it will take to install server .
[01:44] <Desmond> i am not sure those IDS software will be compatible with 14.04
[01:44] <Bashing-om> leve/live*
[01:44] <Desmond> got it
[01:44] <Loshki> 12.04 is at 12.04.4, whereas 14.04 is only at 14.04.1. For stability, you want 12...
[01:44] <Desmond> i will download the desktop version first and go with 12.04 then
[01:44] <Desmond> thanks
[01:45] <bubbasaures> that is an opinion Loshki nothing supports that.
[01:45] <Loshki> bubbasaures: it *is* an opinion. My experience supports it.
[01:46] <Tyrandis> i dont mind 14.04
[01:46] <bubbasaures> Loshki, That is total BS here come on. ;)
[01:46] <bubbasaures> or in any academic sense
[01:48] <Loshki> bubbasaures: you've never heard of 'never use the dot-oh release of anything if you can avoid it'? At dot-one is marginally better.  Unless they add new features instead of bugfixing, how can it be otherwise.
[01:49] <bubbasaures> Loshki, We hear all kinds of stuff, personally I want empirical info, stats, data, and so does the channel unless you preface with IMO.
[01:49] <daftykins> Loshki: *12.04.5
[01:50] <daftykins> bubbasaures: Loshki's statement is a pretty common one in IT circles.
[01:51] <Rudj> hi, i switched mobo today and can't get sound any sound. alsa mixer installed but not working, tried to manually install drivers against new 3.16 kernel but that als o failed i'm quite out of idead, this is output of aplay -l aplay: device_list:268: no soundcards found...
[01:51] <bubbasaures> sigh
[01:52] <ColdIce> trism, I upgraded to 12.04 - hoping that may solve the problem. Nope, still errors.
[01:54] <erikk> I've been here a few times looking for an answer to this, but I've had some trouble. I'm a relatively new linux user, have a recent Ubuntu install with gnome 3, and have a messed up sound slider on my panel. It only lets me hear stuff at 50% or beyond for headphones (works fine for speakers) and at this 50% mark it gets really loud really fast
[01:54] <erikk> How do I fix it?
[01:55] <erikk> It is probably closer to 40% though
[01:57] <bubbasaures> erikk, You might run alsamixer in the terminal and take a look, and in the sound gui.
[01:58] <erikk> bubbasaures: I'm not too knowledgeable on how to change system settings with that, but I've done that. It hasn't really told me too much
[01:58] <bubbasaures> also look in the sound gui that is
[01:58] <bubbasaures> erikk, Ah, not sure here otherwise.
[01:59] <erikk> bubbasaures: What is the "sound gui"? I've gone to the gnome sound options window that comes up when I click on the button with tools on it after clicking on the sound button in the gnome panel
[02:00] <bubbasaures> erikk, sound is the app name, gui is guided user interface, a gui is not a text interface.
[02:00] <bubbasaures> gui is a term sound is an app
[02:00] <erikk> bubbasaures: Okay
[02:00] <erikk> bubbasaures: So no offense, but you're not really sure where else I should look then?
[02:01] <Rudj> erkk, what you are looking for is how to increse sound steps in technical terms
[02:01] <erikk> I've done some googling but haven't been able to figure it out myself
[02:01] <erikk> Rudj: I thought I saw some stuff about that online, but is that different from changing sensitivity?
[02:01] <bubbasaures> erikk, Heh, no offense here, not really never had an issue so have not looked close at that part ofthe OS.
[02:02] <Rudj> where do you increase the sound from? kb or directly from speakers?
[02:02] <erikk> Rudj: Because I'm not looking to make the slider more sensitive but rather just start working on an absolute scale from 0 to 100 rather than -50 to 100
[02:02] <erikk> Rudj: What is kb?
[02:02] <Rudj> keyboard
[02:02] <erikk> Rudj: I normally use the indicator on the gnome panel
[02:04] <erikk> Actually, I'm not even sure if the speakers are right either
[02:04] <erikk> I think I notice the glitch on my headphones because it is more deafening when I can't get the sound right
[02:05] <erikk> Either no sound or way too loud and then I have to make a minute adjustment that takes up time and has to be finely tuned for everything I listen to
[02:05] <Rudj> erikk, i think you can adjust the slider so that when you move it instead of decreasing or increasing by say +5 it goes by +3 or +1
[02:06] <Rudj> erikk, both headphones and speakers have the same problem?
[02:06] <erikk> Rudj: It is hard to tell.
[02:06] <erikk> Rudj: But I can hear my speakers below the level where my headphones go mute
[02:07] <trism> ColdIce: that is weird, this: http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/RequiresFile says it should be included with 1.7, 12.04 has 2.0...I just tested and I can pull it on 14.04
[02:08] <ColdIce> trism, I hate compiling from source code *MAD* PKG_CHECK_MODULES(GLIB, glib-2.0 >
[02:08] <ColdIce> that single line: PGK_CHECK_MODULES is not working on my system, I even had PKG-CONFIG installed...
[02:09] <ColdIce> To make it work, I have to run these commands: aclocal -I /usr/share/aclocal; autoheader; automake; autoconf
[02:09] <ColdIce> why?
[02:11] <trism> ColdIce: you probably had to regen the configure file
[02:11] <ColdIce> regen, I don't follow exactly
[02:12] <ColdIce> I'm just trying to install a smple tool which is only available as source so I just google and follow instructions
[02:13] <ColdIce> I forgot to install a dependency for the tool, now when I try to compile that dependency I get this: jpeg.c:604:13: error: variable 'bits' set but not used [-Werror=unused-but-set-variable]
[02:13] <trism> ColdIce: those commands rebuild the autotools build files (configure plus all the Makefiles), the mercurial repo has an autogen.sh file that runs them all
[02:13] <ColdIce> what does it even mean, trism ?
[02:13] <ColdIce> Thanks!
[02:13] <ColdIce> so, the autogen.sh is not working properly you say so I have to run those manually? :)
[02:19] <trism> ColdIce: did you run the autogen.sh file before running configure?
[02:20] <ColdIce> yes :)
[02:21] <trism> ColdIce: did it complete successfully?
[02:21] <ColdIce> I don't even want to continue this...
[02:33] <wheatthin> bleh, I'm back anybody miss me? :P  jk good evening peeps
[02:34] <ColdIce> good evening wheatthin, I'm mad cuz compiling is ****
[02:38] <wheatthin> ColdIce, compiling is ok, when everything goes well :)
[02:38] <ColdIce> sure, it's okay.. but when you don't understand that much everything is wrong and you try to fix it, new problems occurs
[02:39] <ColdIce> I literally gave up.
[02:39] <wheatthin> ColdIce, may I ask what you're trying to compile?
[02:39] <ColdIce> http://esminis.com/econverter/
[02:39] <Wulframn> Hey guys, is there a hardware channel? If you don't know, then what is the command to search channels? /alis or something?
[02:40] <ColdIce> first this problem occured: http://pastebin.com/VjYHKQvA - due to: PKG_CHECK_MODULES, then I fixed that by: aclocal -I /usr/share/aclocal; autoheader; automake; autoconf
[02:40] <ColdIce> then another problem occured, poppler wasn't installed
[02:40] <bynarie> hello
[02:40] <ColdIce> Package 'poppler-glib' requires 'poppler = 0.18.4' but version of poppler is 0.26.5
[02:41] <Wulframn> howdy, bynarie
[02:41] <bynarie> im trying to install ubuntu on my win8 machine... i can get usb stick to bootup and i click install and after that the kb/mouse dies on mew
[02:41] <bynarie> any idea?
[02:41] <bynarie> *me
[02:41] <wheatthin> hmm so it's too new
[02:41] <ColdIce> yea, trying on a VM 14.04 now
[02:41] <bynarie> the kb/mouse works fine for the first couple of screens/prompts then just dies
[02:41] <ColdIce> I got 12.04 on the problem machine
[02:42] <wheatthin> no, that won't help I'm afraid, you're gonna have to go further backwards
[02:42] <bynarie> my pc is msi gt70-2oc-059us
[02:42] <bynarie> its pretty well equipped machine with i7 cpu, 16gb ram.. bla bla
[02:43] <ColdIce> bynarie, I see, a laptop with Win8... turned off secure boot since you can boot.
[02:43] <wheatthin> bynarie, are you using a usb hub by any chance?
[02:43] <ColdIce> and fastboot
[02:43] <ColdIce> tried with external keyboard / mouse?
[02:43] <bynarie> no hub
[02:43] <bynarie> wheatthin, yes secure boot is off... legacy boot enabled
[02:43] <bynarie> ColdIce, no i have not.. i will try that
[02:44] <wheatthin> bynarie, what's your dmesg say?
[02:44] <bynarie> but i have another win8 machine, uefi bios, that installs ubuntu just fine. im gonna hop on it right now real quick... BRB
[02:44] <bynarie> wheatthin, i dont know what you mean by dmesg
[02:48] <bynarie> wheatthin, i will brb... and thank you for helping me... i appreciate it
[02:49] <ColdIce> bynarie, just run dmesg
[02:50] <ColdIce> from terminal and pastebin it :)
[02:50] <bynarie> ok me back
[02:50] <bynarie> now im on my ubuntu machine
[02:51] <bynarie> ok..... if my kb/mouse locks up, how do i access terminal and type dmesg?
[02:51] <ColdIce> wheatthin, swfdec is required for eConverted, its still failing on my NEW 14.04 *MAD* jpeg.c:604:13: error: variable 'bits' set but not used [-Werror=unused-but-set-variable]
[02:51] <ColdIce>    JpegBits *bits;
[02:51] <bynarie> and keep in mind... ubuntu isnt even installed
[02:51] <ColdIce> bynarie, do you have an external keyboard?
[02:51] <bynarie> yea im hookin it up right now... ill let you know.. hold on
[02:54] <Bashing-om> bynarie: As a thought "legacy boot enabled" generally is a ps/2 keyboard setting .. as you have new machine and USB, don't think ya want this setting .Keybord not working when kernel is loaded - bios is not handing off to the system what the kernel can hanle (??).
[02:54] <Bashing-om> handle*
[02:54] <Delizin> Howdy all. I'm pretty new to linux and I'm trying to setup a cron job to run a django management command every day at 3am, but I'm not entirely clear on the process. My understanding is I need to create a text file such as: https://dpaste.de/N53o then run chrontab on the text file and it is good to go?
[02:54] <bynarie> Bashing-om, ok... well i also have some achi xchi hand off settings enabled.. does that matter?
[02:55] <bynarie> i actually have uefi with csm as my boot mode.. which i believe just means uefi with legacy support
[02:55] <Bashing-om> bynarie: ya want AHCI .. now a days .. with this new hard ware.
[02:55] <bynarie> ok... well thats already enabled
[02:56] <bynarie> but i do see your point
[02:56] <Bashing-om> !uefi | byn
[02:57] <bynarie> Bashing-om, note this... The ubuntu machine im on right now also has uefi and i didnt have to change any settings to get it to install
[02:57] <bynarie> its only on this msi laptop
[02:57] <bynarie> thank you for link i will check it out
[02:58] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Win8 dual booting ? ubuntu must be installed same same as Win UEFI / legacy mode ???
[02:58] <bynarie> yes... the machine im on right now is ubuntu/win8
[02:59] <bynarie> no settings required changes
[02:59] <bynarie> eufi bios
[03:00] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Consider, different machine, different hardware, different OEMs implement UEFI differently . To this time there is no set standard.
[03:01] <bynarie> ok.. i gotcha
[03:02] <bynarie> ColdIce, the ext kb/mouse did NOT work.. woudlnt even boot to install this time
[03:02] <ColdIce> can you boot into recovery mode to see if ext / normal works there? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[03:03] <ColdIce> just want to be sure :P
[03:05] <bynarie> omg ive been wasting my time
[03:05] <bynarie> i just put my bios settings back to normal and it works now
[03:05] <bynarie> figured
[03:05] <bynarie> figures**
[03:05] <Bashing-om> bynarie: : )
[03:05] <bynarie> lol..
[03:06] <bynarie> thank you guys for your help i appreciate it
[03:06] <bynarie> well.. maybe i spoke too soon. crap!
[03:06] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Come back when you can stay longer, and help others too .
[03:07] <bynarie> yea.. im staying on
[03:07] <Bashing-om> bynarie: What "loaded" up that changed how the keyboard driver interfaces ?
[03:08] <bynarie> the installation went further
[03:08] <bynarie> but locked up again
[03:09] <ravster> hey everyone.  Where can I find a .deb for the latest util-linux.  Ubuntu is going up only to version 2.20 right now.
[03:10] <Bashing-om> bynarie: What option from the initial install screen have you chosen ? "something else" or "install along side" ??
[03:11] <bynarie> there was no optionn like that
[03:12] <Bashing-om> I do not think that is a good thing .. but wait for others who have experince installing with Win8 .
[03:19] <wormmd> Hey all. Just installed Trusty on an HP Pavilion zv6000, ran firmware-b43-installer, rfkill shows no hard or soft block on phy0, but my wifi hard switch light is off and wpa_supplicant reports that my wifi is hard-blocked. What do you want me to paste first?
[03:21] <Bashing-om> bynarie: While waiting, ya might profit from : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147295 <- UEFI Installing - Tips.
[03:22] <codepython777> is anyone using ubuntu natively on macbook pro here?
[03:22] <bynarie> Bashing-om, now somethin else wierd happened.. mouse worked perfectly fine.... but the keyboard kept sending "u" to the program
[03:22] <bynarie> just repeatedly kept showing uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
[03:22] <bynarie> like as if someone was holding the u button down
[03:23] <bynarie> im done messing up it right now
[03:23] <bynarie> i got this system so i guess ill leave it be
[03:23] <Bashing-om> bynarie: I saw that same circumstance of u with overhead ^ yesterday here on the channel, did not note the solution though.
[03:23] <rasteroid> bynarie: try disabling key repeat and then re-enabling it
[03:23] <bynarie> i just wanted to experience type of the line hardware with linux
[03:24] <bynarie> top****
[03:24] <bynarie> i will give it a shot tomorrow
[03:24] <bynarie> im flustered right now
[03:24] <rasteroid> bynarie: there appears to be several issue with keys repeating, but no one has found root cause yet
[03:24] <bynarie> ok
[03:25] <rasteroid> bynarie: and yes, it's biting me, too
[03:25] <bynarie> lol
[03:25] <bynarie> are you having problems too?
[03:26] <rasteroid> bynarie: yes
[03:26] <bynarie> what kind of system are you trying to run it on?
[03:26] <rasteroid> bynarie: it's happened with two different bluetooth keyboards
[03:26] <rasteroid> bynarie: trusy
[03:26] <bynarie> wow that sucks
[03:26] <bynarie> during install period or actually running it?
[03:27] <bynarie> sounds like a software isssue then more than a hardware if its happened to multiple people/devices
[03:27] <rasteroid> bynarie: running it, on previously installed systems. that's why i bought the second keyboard
[03:27] <bynarie> oh i see
[03:27] <rasteroid> bynarie: i thinks it's usb/bluetooth level, but there's not evidence
[03:27] <rasteroid> bynarie: s/not/no/
[03:28] <monkers> what should the permissions on /var be ?
[03:29] <rasteroid> monkers: 755 root.root
[03:29] <bynarie> yes
[03:29] <bynarie> monkers, deffinitely not 777
[03:29] <rasteroid> monkers: ie. rwx rw rw
[03:29] <bynarie> nevermind...
[03:29] <rasteroid> monkers: not at all, /etc contains the config files
[03:30] <wormmd> Hey all. Just installed Trusty on an HP Pavilion zv6000, ran firmware-b43-installer, rfkill shows no hard or soft block on phy0, but my wifi hard switch light is off (won't turn on) and wpa_supplicant reports that my wifi is hard-blocked. What do you want me to paste first?
[03:30] <monkers> - drwxr-xr-x  14 root root  4096 Jul 22 17:28 var
[03:30] <rasteroid> monkers: that looks right
[03:31] <ColdIce> i bash script, how can I get a file from the same directory as the script?
[03:31] <monkers> but its not rw rw
[03:31] <rasteroid> monkers; my bad, 5 is rx, because daemons running as nobody,etc. need to be able to read the configs
[03:32] <monkers> here's the error im getting - PID dir: /var/run/sickbeard must be writable (write permissions)
[03:32] <Blue11> I am having problems playing a bluray movie -- http://picpaste.com/bluray-QeOS9eVR.png
[03:32] <monkers> oh i see the pro
[03:32] <monkers> prob
[03:32] <monkers> nvermind ty
[03:33] <rasteroid> monkers: on trusty, var/run is a symlink to /run, and it also has 755
[03:33] <Bashing-om> bynarie: As you do not see install options : are you installing as a 'server' or the 'desktop' version ?
[03:33] <wormmd> New info: ifconfig reports no wlan0 :( Working on that.
[03:33] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: did you try vlc?
[03:33] <bynarie> Bashing-om,  im using the "desktop" iso, but there is no server/desktop option
[03:34] <bynarie> Bashing-om, i guess maybe i should have mentioned that im actually install Xubuntu.. dont know if that makes any difference???
[03:34] <monkers> rasteroid - should programs be able to write to it though?
[03:35] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Nope, I still expect you to see install options for the desktop install at that initial install screen .
[03:35] <bynarie> nope
[03:35] <bynarie> never have
[03:36] <bynarie> Bashing-om, i have installed xubuntu on VMs and this laptop im on now... never seen it.
[03:36] <bynarie> several times
[03:36] <bynarie> Bashing-om, not even a package selection screen
[03:37] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Like I say though, no experience with UEFI installs, wait for those who have had that experience to have good guidance.
[03:38] <bynarie> Bashing-om, ok will do.... thank you for your help tho
[03:38] <monkers> can someone check what the permissions are for /var on trusty?
[03:39] <bynarie> 755
[03:39] <bynarie> rwxr-xr-x
[03:39] <Bashing-om> monkers: "drwxr-xr-x  13 root root  4096 Mar 13  2014 var" .
[03:39] <monkers> ty
[03:40] <bynarie> d means what Bashing-om ?? i know x=exec, w=write, r=read
[03:41] <linuxuz3r> hi
[03:41] <bynarie> im pretty new to *nix in general
[03:41] <linuxuz3r> yes
[03:41] <linuxuz3r> thats right bynarie
[03:41] <Bashing-om> bynarie: as in "drwxr-xr-x" then the 'd' is for (d)irectory.
[03:42] <bynarie> go figure... d for directory =]
[03:42] <bynarie> thanks
[03:42] <Blue11> I am having problems playing a bluray movie -- http://picpaste.com/bluray-QeOS9eVR.png
[03:42] <Bashing-om> bynarie: see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions .
[03:44] <wormmd> Attempting to blacklist hp_wmi, back in a flash.
[03:46] <bynarie> Bashing-om, so one more question... using the -rwxrwxrwx, is that the same as using numbers? 777?
[03:47] <bynarie> considering the numbers are correct
[03:48] <rasteroid> bynarie: yes, they are binary masks, 4 + 2 + 1
[03:48] <bynarie> ok
[03:49] <rasteroid> 4 =  read, 2 = write, 1 = exec, thus 644 means rw- r-- r--
[03:50] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Yep .. 4=3=1 = 7 ; where r=4 w=3 x=1 .
[03:50] <cuddylier> tcp6       0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:25565    :::*                    LISTEN
[03:50] <rasteroid> w = 2
[03:50] <cuddylier> Anyone know if that is even a process? Port 25565 on all IPs seems to be taken up
[03:51] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: byn thanks ! ^^ .
[03:51] <wormmd> Hey all, still no luck after blacklisting the hp_wmi kernel mod.
[03:51] <rasteroid> cuddlyer : run 'netstat -lpt'
[03:53] <bynarie> Bashing-om, you seem very knowledgeable in *nix. Thank you for sharing with me
[03:54] <bynarie> Im trying to really dig into it and learn what i can
[03:54] <rasteroid> monkers: sorry, was playing guitar. the point of r-x is that you can't open a directory if you don't have  'x'
[03:54] <bynarie> I bought a book called "ubuntu unleashed", Bashing-om , do you know if this a good book?
[03:54] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Just been around for a while ! .. There is more I do not know than otherwise.
[03:54] <DF3D2> so I've had a Seagate 2tb die after 1 year, and a 3tb die after 1 year. Is western digital any better?
[03:55] <DF3D2> or am I just fucked to keep buying the same hardware over and over
[03:55] <lotuspsychje> !ot
[03:55] <bynarie> hehe... being modest
[03:55] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Do not know for sure, who are the author(s) ?
[03:55] <Blue11> I need some help with trying to play a blu ray movie
[03:55] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: did you try vlc?
[03:55] <bynarie> Bashing-om, Matthew Helmke
[03:56] <lotuspsychje> !details | Blue11
[03:56] <bynarie> I actually got "the official ubuntu book" 2013 and "ubuntu unleashed" 2014
[03:56] <bynarie> both by Matthew Helmke
[03:57] <lotuspsychje> bynarie: please us #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss books
[03:57] <bynarie> lotuspsychje, ok
[03:58] <Bashing-om> bynarie: Can not comment on that, does not ring any bells, one way or the other ..Years back my indroductory book was Hill Bacon Burger Jesse Krstic release of " The Officialubuntu book" .. (still on my desktop !)
[03:58] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: yup it doesn't work
[03:59] <lotuspsychje> !bluray | Blue11
[03:59] <rasteroid> bynarie: i learned via Sorcery/SourceMage, but LFS or Gentoo would be just as good of an entry point. Eventually one gets tired of compiling all the time and just wants to get some work done.
[03:59] <bynarie> rasteroid, I agree on the compiling issue LoL
[04:00] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: bynarie Any way we learn linux is a good way !
[04:00] <bynarie> yes
[04:00] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: agreed
[04:01] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: for me it was the ease of installation that drew me to ubuntu, but i do admit i prefer the (x)ubuntu flavor
[04:02] <Bashing-om> bynarie: cavaet: It does take time effort and thinking .. and great that no one person can learn it all . The process is never ending as the OS evolves so rapidly.
[04:02] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: i frequently need to use multiple drives, etc. and Ubuntu was the easiest distro to use and accomplish that, which is why i use it to this day
[04:03] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: I messed about a lot with other linux's back in the day, what sold me on ubuntu was documentation !
[04:03] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: community is another good reason
[04:03] <Bashing-om> +10 ^^
[04:05] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: My 1st installs of (k)ubuntu, I made it very difficult for myself, as I knew no better !
[04:05] <bynarie> Bashing-om, rasteroid I Agree. Anything based upon debian/ubuntu seem to have very good support threads/information
[04:06] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: right it plays dvd's fine - just not blu ray
[04:06] <wormmd> Hey all, having a wifi issue on an HP Pavilion zv6000, can't seem to get the hard kill button to work.
[04:06] <bynarie> wormmd, elaborate please for others to better understand what exactly is wrong
[04:07] <bynarie> wormmd, is the actual button the issue? or are you saying its something to do with linux
[04:07] <bynarie> ?
[04:07] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: my first install of sorcery was easy; i knew i had to build a kernel, and that all my drives were on a tekram scsi, therefore the LSI driver had to be in the kernel and not a module. but sorcery gave me install flexibility that freebsd and opensuse did not. when they had issues with continuity i came to ubuntu, and have been here ever since (6.04 LTS)
[04:08] <bynarie> I started out on linux-mandrake(now called mandriva I think). I do believe its a redhat based dist. But after I found ubuntu, i havent looked back either
[04:10] <wormmd> Love it when noobs go IRC White Knight ;) rfkill reports no hard or soft block, but wpa_supplicant reports a hard block. Additionally, the light on the wifi switch doesn't seem to be operational, which doesn't bode well. Thoughts?
[04:10] <rasteroid> bynarie: yeah, it's mandriva. yum is much better than it was, but they still have nothing like apt-cacher
[04:11] <rasteroid> why would i want all my machines to have to download packages over and over again?
[04:11] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: Whoh ! You do go back aways .. Me server applications with 'buntu 9.04 .. then (K)ubuntu as a desktop, found (u)buntu prefered it over the eye candy .. now I run a roll my own .. and am a happy happy camper.
[04:11] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: i was using BeOS before that ;-)
[04:12] <bynarie> rasteroid, Bashing-om , what desktop(i think its called) do you guys run? Im currently running xfce.. i like how it is lightweight compared to unity/gnome3
[04:12] <Bashing-om> rasteroid: Getting way off topic .. but You are a mean old man - to go back that fer with that !
[04:13] <rasteroid> Bashing-om: maybe, but I like Be, and a former colleague works on Haiku
[04:14] <rasteroid> bynarie: I use X(ubuntu) and almost always have.  I too run xfce as my preference -- but, they are falling behind - need all the help they can get. xfce not to happy with GTK3 .
[04:15] <bynarie> awesome
[04:15] <lotuspsychje> we have such a nice channel to discuss nobody ever use
[04:15] <lotuspsychje> !discuss
[04:15] <xulescu> hello IRC inhabitants, do you recommend hexchat as a good IRC client on Ubuntu?
[04:15] <rasteroid> wormmd: can he get 'dmesg | grep -i wlan'
[04:16] <lotuspsychje> xulescu: i swear by xchat, but thats just a flavor
[04:16] <rasteroid> xulescu: xchat here as well
[04:16] <wormmd> rasteroid: http://ix.io/eCO
[04:17] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: any other ideas on blu ray?  It won't play in vlc, and movie player comes up with:  http://picpaste.com/bluray-QeOS9eVR.png
[04:17] <rasteroid> wormmd: it's only two lines... look on google for Broadcom 4306 documentation
[04:18] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[04:20] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: try running vlc from terminal, then play your bluray and see what error you get
[04:21] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: yes a long time ago.
[04:24] <ferr> Any ideas why settings can not be saved and after reboot its reset?
[04:24] <rasteroid> Blue11: have you ever been able to play a bluray in linux?
[04:25] <rasteroid> Blue11: or did it suddenly fail, indicating a regression from previous functionality?
[04:25] <Blue11> rasteroid: this is my first time trying a bluray ever
[04:27] <rasteroid> Blue11: it doesn't work, and i can't tell you why not. but for a direction for your enquiries you will need to research matroska (.mkv). i have a number of large (>20G) files that have ac3 audio and 1080p video and loads of subtitles, but i can't tell you how i got them ;-)
[04:30] <Blue11> rasteroid: it's given my an error:  open of bluray:///yada failed
[04:31] <rasteroid> Blue11: sure, in order to even read the device you need special libraries. look for libdvdread and libcdparanoia files. also check brasero for libraries required to read/write BDs.
[04:32] <Blue11> rasteroid: I can burn bluray fine - just can't play them.  it plays dvd's fine
[04:33] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: what error you getting on vlc?
[04:33] <AzureX> sorry if i missed this but what application are we using
[04:33] <rasteroid> Blue11: what format of file are you creating?
[04:33] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: open of bluray:///dev/dvd1 failed
[04:33] <Lakers_business> lol call me different and i dont know if anybody even heard of Arachne but does this old browser play youtube videos ?
[04:33] <blancowilliam> Hola
[04:34] <rasteroid> Blue11: is this a file you created, and if so, what kind of file is it?
[04:34] <blancowilliam> Hello
[04:34] <blancowilliam> hello
[04:34] <Wh1t3Rabbit> Hi - so I'm running the latest patch update and BASH is still vulnerable. What's up?
[04:34] <Lakers_business> lol call me different and i dont know if anybody even heard of Arachne but does this old browser play youtube videos ?
[04:34] <HandleHard> hi
[04:34] <blancowilliam> i am speak spanish :c
[04:34] <rasteroid> Wh1t3Rabbit: determined how?
[04:35] <lotuspsychje> !shellshock | Wh1t3Rabbit
[04:35] <blancowilliam> i speak little english
[04:35] <Lakers_business> My firefox 31 is messed up and i cant watch youtube videos.
[04:35] <Wh1t3Rabbit> http://www.nopsec.com/blog/entry/shellshock-me-baby-one-more-time
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> Wh1t3Rabbit: whats your bash version ?
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> !info bash
[04:36] <Wh1t3Rabbit> version 4.3.11(1)-release
[04:36] <rasteroid> bash --version
[04:37] <rasteroid> Wh1t3Rabbit : run this - env var='() { ignore this;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c /bin/true
[04:38] <Wh1t3Rabbit> true
[04:38] <Wh1t3Rabbit> so then ... what
[04:38] <rasteroid> Wh1t3Rabbit: no worries
[04:39] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: did you try manually browse to dvd? maybe its /dev/sr0 or somthing?
[04:39] <rasteroid> 'vulnerable' would be a problem
[04:39] <Wh1t3Rabbit> hence my concern
[04:40] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: sudo blkid said it's /dev/sr1 -- so I know that much
[04:40] <lotuspsychje> Blue11: try to open the location with vlc
[04:41] <Wh1t3Rabbit> I really, really dislike the new Ubuntu interface - most of the apps aren't findable anymore
[04:41] <Wh1t3Rabbit> no update manager?
[04:41] <daftykins> Wh1t3Rabbit: try xubuntu
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> Wh1t3Rabbit: ubuntu has never been so good as now
[04:41] <rasteroid> Wh1t3Rabbit: over the course of this issue that command has returned various errors if it didn't return 'vulnerable'. if it still doesn't it should be fine, but look for new exploits and tests for them
[04:41] <Wh1t3Rabbit> and Bash (in Software Update Center) swears its updated - but still vulnerable
[04:42] <lotuspsychje> Wh1t3Rabbit: how did you test if its vunrable?
[04:42] <Lakers_business> Whoa this crap is old.who seen Arachne in action?I might just install Dosbox.WTF
[04:42] <Wh1t3Rabbit> hold up
[04:43] <Wh1t3Rabbit> well, this is weird, I got the 'vulnerable'  echo once, and now the last 4 times it's come back as "hello"
[04:44] <Wh1t3Rabbit> definitely something odd going on
[04:44] <lotuspsychje> Wh1t3Rabbit: what tool are you using, and local or remote?
[04:44] <Wh1t3Rabbit> which bash
[04:44] <Wh1t3Rabbit> oops
[04:44] <Wh1t3Rabbit> it's local on this box
[04:44] <Blue11> lotuspsychje: I have that's where I got the open of bluray:///dev/sr1 failed
[04:45] <krasnayarsk> which Terminus consolefont / or just consolefont, has Polish characters? I need Polish consolefont characters.
[04:47] <Lakers_business> Whats a archne-like browser alternative?My default browser is messed up lol.
[04:48] <Lakers_business> no chrome or ie suggestions lol!
[04:49] <droidbuster> I was upgrading my server from 10 whatever to 12.04 and somehow when i read the details on a version to replace i didnt exit the changelog in text editor. so i accidently exited the upgrade midway through. i am only able to login to recovery and all the commands i have tried result in telling me i need to run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[04:49] <lotuspsychje> Lakers_business: i like links2
[04:50] <droidbuster> however i get an error dpkg error unable to access dpkg status area Read only... wtf
[04:50] <lotuspsychje> droidbuster: maybe the #ubuntu-server guys might know your issue?
[04:50] <droidbuster> lot. ok
[04:51] <Lakers_business> lotuspsychje:never heard of it is it lightweight like and can it play youtube vids?
[04:51] <droidbuster> and it is pertent to here also... same version just no gui
[04:52] <lotuspsychje> Lakers_business: no, its a text like browser from terminal
[04:52] <droidbuster> same problem you get erroring during upgrade
[04:54] <cyphase> i want to ssh into my computer and have all the same environment variables in that shell as when i open a terminal on my desktop. what's the best way to do that?
[04:54] <droidbuster> I was upgrading from 10.04  to 12.04 and somehow when i read the details on a version to replace i didnt exit the changelog in text editor. so i accidently exited the upgrade midway through. i am only able to login to recovery and all the commands i have tried result in telling me i need to run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[04:55] <linuxuz3r> xD
[04:55] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: Did /etc/apt/sources.list get upgraded to 'trusty' ? Then maybe some hope.
[04:56] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  i am not sure how to check in this recovery state
[04:56] <rasteroid> droidbuster: it might be that certain partitions are mounted read-only. you should check what 'mount' reports, and if necessary run 'mount -o remount, rw dev/<device>'
[04:56] <phoenixz> Trying to install Kubuntu in a machine with an NVidia 7990 card, on graphics start I see only garbled white with crap screen.. I do have text mode. Can I somehow install Kubuntu in text only, then install the nvidia drivers?
[04:56] <phoenixz> or, alternatively, install the nvidia drivers in text only?
[04:56] <phoenixz> or, what drivers do I need to install for 7990 support? I see nvidia-173 for example, but I have no idea if thats the right one or not..
[04:57] <phoenixz> I suppose I could install the drivers in the text console, but I do not know which one
[04:57] <phoenixz> Normally I would use some GUI program for that
[04:57] <rasteroid> droidbuster: that's '/dev/<device>'
[04:57] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: Got a desktop liveDVD handy ? and check the sources from the liveDVD ??
[04:58] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  according to sources.lst it was modified today so i assume it has been updated but
[04:58] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  no cdrom :(
[04:58] <Lakers_business> lotuspsychje:Hey have you even heard of Arachne.yeah lotuspsychje, its super old but i think it can run under dosbox?I just maybe might spend my night trying it lol.just curious thats all lol.
[04:58] <lotuspsychje> phoenixz: you have internet enable during setup?
[04:58] <ol_dude67> am trying to get a ati hd 4200 onboard chip to play vga and hdmi with the right res. any good docs to start reading?
[04:59] <lotuspsychje> phoenixz: the driver ubuntu chooses is in most cases also best to choose
[04:59] <h16h> is <IP_ADDRESS> valid under <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[05:00] <droidbuster> right now i am just looking to get past my dpkg interrupted error it will resume
[05:00] <lotuspsychje> h16h: try the ##networking channel
[05:01] <droidbuster> h16h:  yes it is but this is not the channel
[05:01] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: One can try as root : apt-get autoremove , apt-get clean , apt-get update , apt-get upgrade , apt-get dist-upgrade , apt-get -f install , pkg --configure -a ... Good luck !
[05:02] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  correct and thankyou i just googled it as i thought here i would have someone for step by step but i am going to force it
[05:03] <Wh1t3Rabbit> so UCLA is having a bad night
[05:03] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: If dpkg is locked then lsof -> fuser to rm the loack ( might knock the server down and have to restart .
[05:03] <phoenixz> lotuspsychje: well, I only have a white screen with weird.. mess.. I see a window rectangle that appears rendered correctly, but the contents of that iwndow are also a mess
[05:04] <droidbuster> Bashing-om: i already rebooted twice and still locked
[05:04] <phoenixz> So my guess would be that the driver is not right :P
[05:04] <droidbuster> ......... lsof -> fuser read only file system
[05:05] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: sudo lsof /var/lib/apt/lists/lock , sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock
[05:05] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  trying now
[05:07] <droidbuster> Bashing-om:  rm : cannot remove `/var/lib/apt/lists/lock' : read only file system :/
[05:09] <bynarie> i just read the topic. What is a "Channel Troll"?
[05:10] <cyphase> for anyone wondering, or for anyone searching logs later, this post is the solution to the problem of connecting to the desktop dbus session from an ssh session: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1059023
[05:10] <SchrodingersScat> bynarie: anyone trying to go against !guidelines or disobeying an Op here.
[05:11] <bynarie> oh ok i never had heard of it before thanks
[05:11] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: So much for my next ! .. OK, can you boot to grub -> recovery and remount the OS read/write ?
[05:11] <cyphase> i suggest using the one-liner, with gnome-session as the process whose environment you're using
[05:11] <droidbuster> Bashing-om: yes i can i justy did
[05:11] <droidbuster> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1793058&page=2
[05:12] <droidbuster> Bashing-om: skip mount or manual is always where i am stuck
[05:15] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: sounds like ya need to check/repair the file system, problem is that must be done with the file system unmounted - usually done from liveDVD(USB) ! .
[05:16] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: Nother way ! can you get to any terminal ? -> sudo touch /forcefsck , sudo shutdown -r now .
[05:22] <Bashing-om> droidbuster: Can you still get into recover, mount / read/write and run the fsck shutdown ^ ?
[05:25] <droidbuster> i will try what am i mounting
[05:27] <droidbuster> Bashing-om: i will try what am i mounting
[05:32] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.    He would "play the bongos" on my ass..
[05:32] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.    He would "play the bongos" on my ass..
[05:32] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.    He would "play the bongos" on my ass..
[05:32] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.    He would "play the bongos" on my ass..
[05:32] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.     XChat can be put through Tor? Wtf
[05:35] <phoenixz> So anybody who might know what ubuntu driver to install for a 7990 card on the ubuntu installer? Because out of the box? not working.. I'm in text mode, I have internet, I can install whichever, but I have like 20 and I don't know which is the right one
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> From askubuntu.com: # eg Upgrade from AMD Catalyst 13.2 beta 2 to 13.2 beta 3
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> # Go into your Downloads folder (I suppose you have already download the driver)
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> cd Downloads
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> # Make the package executable
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> chmod +x amd-driver-installer-catalyst-13.2-beta3-linux-x86.x86_64.run
[05:37] <Ser1alPois0n> # Create deb packages for precise (12.04) or quantal (12.10)
[05:37] <dauerschlaf> I had a boyfriend named "Ubuntu" once.       ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <Ser1alPois0n> Omg
[05:38] <droidbuster> phoenixz: yes ?
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <droidbuster> !op
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:38] <droidbuster> im not an op i forget how to page them
[05:38] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <droidbuster> !buzz
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <bitg> ?whois sitology
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <droidbuster> !help
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:39] <omosoj> quit
[05:39] <mozzarella> !op
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <droidbuster> !flood
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <cyphase> !klaxxon
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:39] <phoenixz> Great going unopaste, Ser1alPois0n gets blocked, but this troll gets to have his fun
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <droidbuster> !spam
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <mozzarella> droidbuster: it's !op
[05:40] <Ser1alPois0n> Wtf
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <bitg> I dont think asking him nicely will change anything
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <droidbuster> i paged lol
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <HandleHard> ??
[05:40] <droidbuster> its been forever since i was in here regulary
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:40] <phoenixz> I have been gone quite a while too, what the hell happened to this place?
[05:40] <droidbuster> Bashing-om: i fixed it thanks for your advice
[05:40] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <malkauns> someone getting beheaded right now?
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <droidbuster> phoenixz: not enough admins here aparently
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <cyphase> lol
[05:41] <mozzarella> !op
[05:41] <phoenixz> droidbuster: yeah, so I've noticed... we really could use one..
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <droidbuster> just type !op
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <droidbuster> !op
[05:41] <phoenixz> sitology: forgeting the CTRL there, eh?
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:41] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <Ser1alPois0n> I would DDoS him if he weren't behind Tor.
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:42] <Gully_foyle_Jay> help we need mods
[05:42] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <Ser1alPois0n> MODS!
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <droidbuster> Ser1alPois0n:  lol :)
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <Gully_foyle_Jay> MOB
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <Gully_foyle_Jay> MODS!
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
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[05:43] <cfhowlett> !ops | sitology
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!
[05:43] <sitology> ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR! ALLAH AKBAR!  I've had a bit much to drink.
[05:55] <rww> !drink-#ubuntu-offtopic
[05:55] <Ser1alPois0n> Lol
[05:56] <Ser1alPois0n> Sorry
[05:56] <DF3D2> lol every one i'm talking to tonight on irc is drunk
[05:57] <DF3D2> well i did the easy fix and just changed the port
[05:57] <DF3D2> screw it lol
[05:58] <Ser1alPois0n> For some reason I can't SSH into my laptop.
[05:59] <Ser1alPois0n> I figured it out.
[05:59] <bynarie> hm
[05:59] <Ser1alPois0n> Apparently if my firewall is on I can't SSH into it.
[06:00] <cyphase> indeed
[06:00] <prajith> what is the best application for using torrent?
[06:00] <Ser1alPois0n> transmission
[06:00] <Dustin> im using rtorrent without any problems
[06:01] <DF3D2> I like rtorrent and the web gui
[06:01] <MagicHands> uTorrent hasn't failed meye
[06:01] <MagicHands> yet
[06:01] <bynarie> say i have a webserver running on port 80 and also my routers gui is port 80.... within the internal network i cant access the webserver but from outside the network i can.. using apache2 in ubuntu
[06:01] <bynarie> any ideas?
[06:01] <Ser1alPois0n> I like Transmission. Doesn't it come with Ubuntu out of the box?
[06:01] <cfhowlett> Ser1alPois0n, it does.
[06:01] <DF3D2> Ser1alPois0n, ya
[06:01] <Dustin> you have to limit transmissions upload slots and upload rate, if not, it will really mess your internet
[06:02] <prajith> yes transmission is there
[06:02] <prajith> what about qbittorrent?
[06:02] <DF3D2> bynarie, because your router is set not to allow the web gui from outside the local network so the first device that listens on 80 is the web server
[06:02] <DF3D2> you should see if you can change the port of the router web gui to something else.
[06:02] <cfhowlett> prajith, they all do the same thing.  use the one with your favorite look/feel
[06:02] <Snake2k> prajith: deluge
[06:03] <prajith> thanks guys, have a nice day
[06:03] <Dustin> bynarie: im having the same problem. It is because the router wont allow loopback
[06:03] <DF3D2> Dustin, that is not why
[06:04] <bynarie> well the odd thing is, it used to work fine
[06:04] <bynarie> just literally stopped working one day
[06:04] <Dustin> DF3D2, i can only access my domain from outside, not within my local network
[06:05] <Ser1alPois0n> Idk, IIS sucks.
[06:05] <bynarie> yes me too
[06:05] <DF3D2> what do you mean by domain exactl
[06:05] <DF3D2> your webserver ?
[06:05] <Dustin> when i try to acces my domain locally, it fowards to the router login page
[06:05] <DF3D2> yes I just explained why O_O
[06:05] <Dustin> yup, i have my domain forwarded to my wan ip
[06:06] <bynarie> if i type in my WAN IP, i get nothing... when i type in local router ip i get router gui(obviously)
[06:06] <DF3D2> okay hold on
[06:06] <DF3D2> are you guys running a machine with a local IP: say <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:06] <DF3D2> and a webserver running on port 80?
[06:06] <bynarie> yes
[06:06] <Ser1alPois0n> When I put your IP I get taken to an IIS page.
[06:07] <bynarie> yes its iis
[06:07] <DF3D2> bynarie, so if you type http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80 in a browser you get your router page? what ip is your router
[06:07] <vitorpacheco> in sublime text, when I try to put some accent he gets before the word.
[06:07] <Ser1alPois0n> 99% of the time one could assume <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:07] <bynarie> router ip is <IP_ADDRESS>.
[06:07] <bynarie> i can access web gui with that
[06:08] <bynarie> now if i type in my WAN ip, it does nothing
[06:08] <DF3D2> bynarie, and what is the ip of your machine running the web server
[06:08] <bynarie> <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:08] <DF3D2> bynarie, so if you (within the local network) type http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80 in a web browser, what occurs ?
[06:09] <bynarie> it loads the page
[06:09] <Ser1alPois0n> :80 isn't necessary
[06:09] <DF3D2> Ser1alPois0n, i'm well aware of that
[06:09] <Ser1alPois0n> Just http:///<IP_ADDRESS>
[06:09] <DF3D2> but i'm using it for specific reasons
[06:09] <Ser1alPois0n> Okay
[06:09] <DF3D2> im making sure his server is infact bound to port 80
[06:09] <Ser1alPois0n> I can assure that it is.
[06:09] <DF3D2> bynarie, okay it loads the webserver page ?
[06:10] <bynarie> yes it does
[06:10] <DF3D2> Ser1alPois0n, you can't assure anything because you aren't the one running his server
[06:10] <Ser1alPois0n> I can when I've scanned it
[06:10] <DF3D2> bynarie, okay I thought before you said that it does not work ?
[06:10] <DF3D2> Ser1alPois0n, fair enough but please, let's not confuse him
[06:10] <DF3D2> and this is why I use a vpn and a cloak on irc don't need anyone scanning me lol.
[06:10] <Ser1alPois0n> Lol
[06:11] <Ser1alPois0n> If I have anything to fear, I just hide behind Tor.
[06:11] <DF3D2> I have nothing to really fear, just better safe than sorry.
[06:11] <DF3D2> bynarie, so...? I thought your problem was it doesn't work on your local network but we have shown that it does infact work?
[06:12] <bisu> bynarie: i guess you need to change your DMZ  server address to <IP_ADDRESS> in your router
[06:12] <DF3D2> bisu, no he most definitely does not
[06:12] <bynarie> no
[06:12] <bynarie> im not doing that
[06:12] <Dustin> it will not work when he tries to type in his wan ip
[06:12] <DF3D2> and don't ever tell anyone to put on a dmz host
[06:12] <bynarie> dustin.. yes
[06:12] <bynarie> thats what i was saying.
[06:12] <DF3D2> bynarie, by wan IP you mean your external ip ?
[06:12] <bynarie> not that it really matters
[06:12] <bynarie> yea
[06:12] <DF3D2> you said that, that did work before
[06:13] <DF3D2> you said the local one did not work
[06:13] <DF3D2> ...
[06:13] <Ser1alPois0n> If you really NEED to do that, put on a proxy because your router won't allow loopback.
[06:13] <DF3D2> bynarie, if your webserver can't be reached from your external ip you need to open port 80 and forward it to <IP_ADDRESS> or whatever you said it was
[06:13] <DF3D2> easy enough...
[06:14] <bynarie> maybe i worded wrong... but before yesterday i could type in my domain name(bynarie.net ) which forwards to my ip address and access my server from inside the network
[06:14] <DF3D2> has your ip changed ?
[06:14] <bynarie> no
[06:14] <DF3D2> have you updated the dns that points to your ip?
[06:14] <Ser1alPois0n> I can access bynarie.net with no problem...
[06:14] <bynarie> yes
[06:14] <DF3D2> well then what the hell is the problem
[06:14] <Ser1alPois0n> It takes me to an IIS page.
[06:14] <bynarie> jeez
[06:15] <DF3D2> yes bynarie.net works fine
[06:15] <bynarie> i said from INSIDE the network I CANNOT access my website using the domain name bynarie.net or wan ip
[06:15] <DF3D2> you don't need to
[06:15] <DF3D2> for one thing
[06:15] <bynarie> i know i said this already
[06:15] <Ser1alPois0n> Right, we said your router won't allow loopback, that's why.
[06:16] <DF3D2> loopback as in <IP_ADDRESS> lol ?
[06:16] <bynarie> i was just trying to figure out why it doesnt work now as opposed to yesterday
[06:16] <DF3D2> my router doesn't prevent this...
[06:16] <Ser1alPois0n> Idk.
[06:16] <DF3D2> wait i'm tired
[06:17] <PolishPickers> me 2
[06:17] <DF3D2> obviously <IP_ADDRESS> has no router involved
[06:17] <DF3D2> lol
[06:17] <Ser1alPois0n> Yeah
[06:17] <Ser1alPois0n> Lol
[06:17] <DF3D2> geez don't do plumbing work all day then try to think about computers
[06:17] <DF3D2> it doesn't work
[06:17] <Ser1alPois0n> Lol
[06:17] <bynarie> lol
[06:17] <DF3D2> but I'm not understanding why he wouldn't be able to access his own ip basically?
[06:18] <Ser1alPois0n> Well, I'm a 16 year old with nothing better to do than do Java Programming and mess with a few servers.
[06:18] <bynarie> yea thats all im saying
[06:18] <DF3D2> if bynarie.net points to his wan ip
[06:18] <DF3D2> he should still be able to input that locally and have it work
[06:18] <bynarie> its NOT a big deal, just wondering
[06:18] <DF3D2> it makes no sense to me
[06:18] <bynarie> me neither
[06:18] <DF3D2> I can input one of my dns pointers and it points to my wan ip and it works
[06:19] <bynarie> because it doesnt point me to my router gui or webserver
[06:19] <Ser1alPois0n> http://forums.att.com/t5/Residential-Gateway/Will-using-your-own-router-allow-loopback-connections/td-p/3978948
[06:20] <Ser1alPois0n> ^There
[06:20] <Michael87> so I a have a question. I saw a video for clutterflow for banshee media player. reminded me off the good old days when itunes was loaded with cool features like that. So I was wandering if anyone has confirmed if it works on ubuntu 14.04 with the latest banshee installed
[06:20] <DF3D2> Ser1alPois0n, I guess the fios router is just smarter then
[06:20] <DF3D2> since loopback works by default for me
[06:21] <helmut_> hi
[06:21] <bynarie> that loopback theory makes no sense.... it just worked yesterday.. absolutely nothing changed
[06:21] <bynarie> i have asus rt-ac66u
[06:21] <bynarie> pretty decent router i think
[06:23] <DF3D2> bynarie, try a factory resrt of it
[06:23] <Ser1alPois0n> Why reset it?
[06:23] <Dustin> any firmware upgrade to the router before this problem?
[06:23] <Ser1alPois0n> Just enable NAT loopback.
[06:23] <bisu> DF3D2: if it worked yesterday, why reset it?
[06:23] <Dustin> Thanks Ser1alPois0n , ive gotta try that too :D
[06:23] <bynarie> Dustin, i did recently upgrade firmware... but, the problem started yesterday. The firmware upgrade happened about 2 weeks ago or so
[06:24] <Dustin> bynarie, try NAT loopback as Ser1alPois0n suggested
[06:25] <NGC6205_1> hmm, did something change recently that would explain why my screen has stopped turning off after a few seconds when I lock my computer? Only noticed it last night and tonight.
[06:26] <nusr> sorry not ubuntu related but this is the only channel i know where people actually help..was on economics dozen of people but no one speaks..how can i search for channels? i'm looking for finance related for help
[06:27] <xangua> !alis | nusr
[06:30] <Ser1alPois0n> I'm going to bed. I've been staring at these bright monitors in the dark for too long.
[06:48] <CaffeineAddict> I have a server with a client that connects to it via tcpip.  The connection is kept open for long periods of time and occasionaly the router on the clients end gets hard rebooted.  Since the tcpip connection isnt officialy ended the server still has an open connection ... is there a way to force ubuntu to resolve these?
[06:49] <CaffeineAddict> short of rebooting the server
[06:52] <bynarie> hello
[06:55] <rwp> CaffeineAddict, Change the keepalive times so that they timeout sooner. http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/TCP-Keepalive-HOWTO/usingkeepalive.html
[06:55] <CaffeineAddict> ty rwp
[06:57] <CaffeineAddict> cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_keepalive_time returns 7200
[06:58] <CaffeineAddict> im assuming seconds?  so in 2h it should drop these connections?
[06:58] <rwp> Yes, seconds.
[06:58] <rwp> yes, if keepalives are enabled for that tcp connection.
[06:58] <rwp> Can you say what type of server your tcp is serving?  Something home built?  or other?
[06:58] <rwp> You will probably need to enable keepalives.
[06:59] <CaffeineAddict> ubuntu 12 on a vps
[06:59] <rwp> You talking ssh then?
[06:59] <CaffeineAddict> standard digital ocean install
[06:59] <CaffeineAddict> no, hosting a server w/ node.js
[07:00] <rwp> I am unfamiliar with node.js. Sorry. But you will probably need to enable tcp keepalives.
[07:00] <CaffeineAddict> aka my bad code most likly
[07:00] <rwp> By analogy let me explain sshd and perhaps you can map that to your server.
[07:00] <CaffeineAddict> oh, so even though it says 7200 sec ... i have to enable it?
[07:00] <rwp> Look in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and look for the TCPKeepAlive setting.
[07:00] <rwp> It is either yes or no.
[07:01] <rwp> If yes then sshd will set keepalives on the server end.
[07:01] <rwp> TCP keepalives are controlled by the params you saw with a default being that it takes 2 hours or more to detect that a connection has dropped.
[07:01] <CaffeineAddict> TCPKeepAlive yes
[07:01] <rwp> Normally that is fine. Doesn't really matter that a server has a connection for that long.  But they will build up.
[07:02] <rwp> So the keepalive and looonnn timeouts allows sshd to reap dead connections.
[07:02] <CaffeineAddict> ok
[07:02] <rwp> But if this is something that is on a flakey network, say a radio link, then it might be good to reduce this so that things can detect failure and reconnect sooner.
[07:03] <rwp> Now how that could apply to your node.js server I don't know.  But perhaps you can map it there.
[07:03] <CaffeineAddict> yah, client is accrost the pond ... so it drops randomly ... I will have to put something in my server code to kill the connection
[07:03] <CaffeineAddict> ty for your input
[07:03] <rwp> We often joke that the keepalive is really a makedead.
[07:03] <CaffeineAddict> ;p
[07:04] <joehannes> hey nerds!!! anyone know if there's gonna be public phone releases with 14.10?
[07:04] <cfhowlett> !touch | joehannes, also ... nerds?  really?
[07:04] <matty_r> lol
[07:04] <joehannes> oh, touch, thx ...
[07:04] <joehannes> why not nerds?
[07:05] <cfhowlett> joehannes, why would you address anyone as "nerds".  think ...
[07:05]  * rwp prefers geek over nerd any day of the week
[07:06] <CaffeineAddict> http://thumbnails-visually.netdna-ssl.com/nerds-vs-geeks_531d53fba639f_w1500.jpg
[07:06] <CaffeineAddict> dont know ... i think im 50/50 split
[07:07] <joehannes> cfhowlett, rwp ... geek indeed is preferrable to me as well, but since I don't know much about the codability nature about the guys here, they are surely nerds, but geeks in my vocabulary is restricted to cod4s!  I've been searching these pages all day long and not found explicit info as to what and when and actually ... it's too superstitious! now got me?
[07:18] <joehannes> matty_r ... ok, now I've looked up pejorative and I see your point, but I would rather blame the hyping mechanism and general anti-knowledge as to the pejorativeness of Nerd ... and not accept the mark of pejorativeness on our very own L33t-words
[07:19] <matty_r> joehannes, , huh? I think you mean rwp
[07:24] <joehannes> oh, matty_r, rwp ... upps, sorry
[07:24] <joehannes> I think I caught a twist ... icecold *ggg*
[07:24] <rwp> np. We look a lot alike.
[07:26] <matty_r> some would say brothers from another mother
[07:31] <rwp> we went to different schools together
[07:32] <ikonia> ok, I think we've taken that "joke" as far as it needs to go in this channel please
[07:46] <bisu> what is the most beautiful piece of software in linux?
[07:49] <cfhowlett> bisu, wrong question.  what exactly do you need the software to do.
[07:50] <bisu> i am looking for good interfaces, like noise, geary are trying to make itself look beautiful, preferably a gtk+ based ui
[07:50] <ikonia> like noise ?
[07:50] <ikonia> geary ?
[07:50] <cfhowlett> !info geary
[07:50] <bisu> noise is the music player in elementary os
[07:51] <cfhowlett> bisu, you're question line is confusing.  alternate DE's are kde, xfce4, lxde               install all and choose a favorite.
[07:52] <cfhowlett> bisu, for speciifc apps, see software center
[07:52] <cfhowlett> bisu, and ubuntu tweak allows one to do some custom theming
[07:52] <bisu> i am looking for apps.
[07:52] <bisu> apps that are not ugly
[07:53] <ikonia> bisu: are you trying to make it look nice, or are you trying to get certain functionality ?
[07:53] <bisu> software center is fine
[07:53] <bisu> just looking for a some suggestions
[07:53] <ikonia> bisu: are you trying to make it look nice, or are you trying to get certain functionality ?
[07:53] <cfhowlett> bisu, we have no idea what you think is "beautiful".  all the things mentioned are free.  install and decide for yourself.
[07:54] <Joe_Spencer> hi
[07:54] <bisu> anything that looks good.. for examlpe.. sublime text is beautiful
[07:54] <bisu> ok..
[07:54] <ikonia> bisu: are you trying to make it look nice, or are you trying to get certain functionality ?
[07:54] <bisu> opinions vary.. so was looking for opinions
[07:54] <bisu> anyway
[07:55] <Joe_Spencer> can anybody help me where can i find the developer team?
[07:55] <ikonia> Joe_Spencer: what's the issue ?
[07:55] <Joe_Spencer> there is no issue, but i want to start a huge server system with ubuntu
[07:55] <ikonia> Joe_Spencer: ok, so how can we help you
[07:56] <Joe_Spencer> and i want to know some specification
[07:56] <ikonia> what do you want to know ?
[07:56] <Joe_Spencer> fist, i need to know the most supported server hardware list
[07:57] <ikonia> !hcl | Joe_Spencer
[07:57] <Joe_Spencer> or the other client pc hardware list
[07:57] <ikonia> Joe_Spencer: that list is not definitive, nor is it that well maintained,
[07:57] <ikonia> Joe_Spencer: but it is a good starting point
[07:58] <Joe_Spencer> thanks :) im on it
[07:59] <ikonia> Joe_Spencer: so you are aware, you don't need "developers" for this sort of question, just tell the people what you need and they will help if they can
[07:59] <cfhowlett> Joe_Spencer, perhaps #ubuntu-server channel might have more direct advice
[08:06] <Joe_Spencer> thank you ikonia and cfhowlett :)
[08:07] <cfhowlett> Joe_Spencer, happy2help
[08:20] <akiva-thinkpad> intltool: command not found <<< does anyone get this error when they try to run this program?
[08:24] <cfhowlett> akiva-thinkpad, same here
[08:25] <akiva-thinkpad> cfhowlett, nah i mistaked it, its intl-merge
[08:25] <akiva-thinkpad> thanks though
[08:25] <akiva-thinkpad> although I'm still having issues
[08:30] <visiteur_1> test
[08:43] <stoogenmeyer> hi how do i add a user to my server and have him be able to login using a .pem file and not using a password?
[08:43] <stoogenmeyer> i keep getting prompted for the password for some reason
[08:45] <ikonia> stoogenmeyer: login via what, a desktop or an ssh session ?
[08:45] <stoogenmeyer> sorry- i want to be able to ssh from my terminal
[08:46] <ikonia> so look at ssh keys
[08:50] <jimzz> 这个是用来作什么的
[08:50] <cfhowlett> !cn | jimzz
[08:52] <jimzz> thanks
[08:56] <cyber_dweller> strongswan help?
[08:57] <ikonia> cyber_dweller: what ?
[08:57] <cyber_dweller> http://pastebin.com/yzgN43LU
[08:57] <ikonia> rightdns is not a valid option
[08:57] <ikonia> it says so "unknown keyword"
[08:58] <ikonia> even shows you the line, (number 27)
[08:58] <cyber_dweller> ikonia, so how can i define the right dns and the ip address pool for it?
[08:58] <ikonia> no idea, never used the software
[08:59] <cyber_dweller> ikonia, hhh
[09:00] <bairui> I'm using xubuntu.   locale   shows that I'm using utf-8 for everything except   LANGUAGE=en_US   and   LC_ALL=   . I wrote a lua custom writer for pandoc that needs to popen some stuff through external processes. Pandoc complains that it isn't valid UTF-8 and sure enough the files show gibberish when i   cat   them. The   file   tool says they are UTF-8. Running   iconv -t utf-8   shows the same gibberish.
[09:00] <bairui> But if I do   iconv -t latin1   then it shows valid output.   WHAT am i doing wrong?
[09:09] <luc4> Hello! I would like to install ubuntu on a mac. I’ve been able to boot ubuntu by dd’ing the startup disk into a partition. When I boot that, it asks me to install. If I try to install, it fails. So what is the difference between the startup disk itself and a “real” installation?
[09:13] <Pidgey> 'morning
[09:13] <prajith> which is the best game for ubuntu? action
[09:14] <Pidgey> prajith: i just get steam and use my linux compatible games :p
[09:14] <Pidgey> or go to my dualboot windows 7 for games
[09:15] <prajith> is it possible to play all latest games using steam?
[09:15] <Pidgey> only if they're linux compatible
[09:15] <ikonia> no
[09:15] <ikonia> you want to play windows game, use windows
[09:15] <Pidgey> most games will let you know
[09:15] <ikonia> not at all
[09:16] <Pidgey> but my suggestion would be to use a windows dualboot for games
[09:16] <Pidgey> which is what i do
[09:16] <Pidgey> or play the sudoku or minesweeper, included in gnome/mate :p
[09:16] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> there are some awesome steam games though all the half-lifes, TF2, DOTA2, Shadowrun Returns and Dragonfall Directors Cut, Shadowrun Online just came out with the linux alpha
[09:16] <Pidgey> or most desktop interfaces, i suppose
[09:17] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> Unreal World RPG, FTL
[09:17] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> not to mention all the emulators
[09:17] <Pidgey> btw, i also have a question
[09:17] <Pidgey> but a bit more... technical :p
[09:17] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> PCSX2 was an even higher version than winblows for a minute or so there, if its not anymore
[09:18] <Pidgey> i have this D-Link DWA-131 dongle (with the rtl8192cu chip), but hostapd doesn't want to work with it
[09:18] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> I might be able to answer your qeustion
[09:18] <Pidgey> any idea?
[09:18] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> no clue
[09:18] <ikonia> ThaSwapMeetPimp: it's called windows not winblows - use the correct names please
[09:18] <Pidgey> hah :p
[09:18] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> no
[09:18] <ThaSwapMeetPimp> I dont like windoze
[09:19] <Pidgey> windows is good for games
[09:19] <Pidgey> and for beginners
[09:19] <Pidgey> gotta give at least credit where credit's due :p
[09:20] <Pidgey> but yeah, anyone else who might have an idea on how to fix this issue?
[09:24] <Pidgey> oh, and another question i have, i'm using mate with ubuntu, is there a way to click an application from the menu to launch it, but not have the menu close, so you can choose more aps to start?
[09:27] <FK_nero> #beyondunreal
[09:40] <BartlomiejB> hi.
[09:40] <Dustin> hi
[09:40] <Pidgey> hi there
[09:40] <houserockr> hi
[09:41] <BartlomiejB> my bluetooth mouse doesn't work. Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS, laptop Acer S7-391. any hints?
[09:41] <Pidgey> are you using a bluetooth dongle with the mouse, or directly with the laptop?
[09:42] <BartlomiejB> directly with the laptop. mousee was included with the laptop, it works fine on Windows.
[09:42] <Pidgey> does bluetooth work on your linux machine?
[09:42] <Pidgey> as in, drivers, etc?
[09:43] <BartlomiejB> I think - yes. how to verify this?
[09:43] <Pidgey> i'm fairly new to ubuntu myself, sorry :/ but at least i can give you some pointers
[09:43] <Pidgey> gimme a sec, i'll take a look
[09:44] <Pidgey> okay, go to bluetooth manager
[09:44] <Pidgey> mine doesn't find any bluetooth addapters, cuz i haven't installed the drivers
[09:44] <Pidgey> what does it say for you?
[09:45] <BartlomiejB> you mean clicking the bluetooth icon on the tray area?
[09:45] <Pidgey> what desktop interface are you using?
[09:45] <Pidgey> unity?
[09:45] <BartlomiejB> yes.
[09:45] <Pidgey> well idk about unity (i hate it :p), but i suppose
[09:45] <Pidgey> go to the default start thing
[09:45] <Pidgey> and type "bluetooth manager"
[09:46] <BartlomiejB> yeah, OK, I got it.
[09:47] <sennn> i set my OSX to unity style, oh yeah !!!
[09:47] <BartlomiejB> well, I tried to find the mouse there, but it searches for new devices infinitely and  doesn't find my mouse.
[09:47] <Pidgey> oh, so you can search, at least?
[09:47] <BartlomiejB> yes
[09:47] <Pidgey> i suppose that means your driver, at least, is working
[09:48] <Pidgey> like i said, i'm not using ubuntu (or linux in general, for that matter) for too long
[09:48] <Pidgey> just going with my basic knowledge + computer experience here, so i might not be the most reliable :)
[09:48] <BartlomiejB> OK, thanks for your assistance anyway. :)
[09:49] <Pidgey> you're welcome
[09:49] <Pidgey> oh
[09:49] <Pidgey> maybe try, if you have a phone with wifi, if it finds that one
[09:49] <Voidzone> ubuntu phone!
[09:49] <Pidgey> i had a similar issue with my wireless driver in the past, that the card got recognised, but not the scanning function
[09:49] <Pidgey> do you see any bluetooth devices at all?
[09:50] <sennn> does ubuntu working on quantum computer？
[09:51] <sennn> if not then what system they use?
[09:52] <Pidgey> definitly not osx
[09:52] <BartlomiejB> Pidgey: yes, I can see my Android phone. I didn't finish pairing procedure, 'cos I dont need it now, but PIN was correctly send.
[09:53] <Pidgey> hmmm
[09:53] <Pidgey> well then i suppose your driver, at least, works
[09:53] <Pidgey> although, maybe try the pairing
[09:53] <Pidgey> cuz if the issue is with the pairing, it'd explain why the mouse wouldn't work
[09:53] <babel42> how can I check for malicious softerware in an zip file in ubuntu before extracting?
[09:53] <babel42> *software
[09:53] <Pidgey> since you don't have a display on the mouse :p
[09:53] <Pidgey> babel42: i use clamtk
[09:54] <Pidgey> i'm not sure if it can check BEFORE extracting tho
[09:54] <Pidgey> but that shouldn't matter tho
[09:54] <Pidgey> linux is made in a way, iirc, that execs won't execute automatically
[09:54] <Pidgey> most of the time, if you extract, the chmod should be non-executable anyway
[09:55] <Pidgey> so just extract it in a specific folder, and use clamtk ,or other AV, to scan it :)
[09:55] <babel42> thanks, Pidgey
[09:55] <Pidgey> you're welcome
[09:55] <m1st> Hello, how do I do a tunneling from an external ip to internal ip in ubuntu?
[09:55] <babel42> I need it on th sever, btw.
[09:55] <babel42> *server
[09:56] <babel42> So that a user doesn't upoald crap on it
[09:56] <Pidgey> same thing applies, iirc, clamtk has a cli command
[09:56] <rootpt> is there any command to see only the interface?
[09:56] <Pidgey> m1st: what exactly do you mean with tunneling?
[09:57] <Pidgey> rootpt: without the extra crap, you mean?
[09:57] <rootpt> yep
[09:57] <rootpt> like echo $interface
[09:57] <Pidgey> as in, just "wlan0, wlan1, eth0"?
[09:57] <babel42> *upI was looking into, clamav
[09:57] <rootpt> just that
[09:57] <Pidgey> hmmm, there should be
[09:57] <babel42> that seemed promising too
[09:57] <Pidgey> just a sec, i'm gonna try something
[09:57] <babel42> used thar?
[09:57] <Pidgey> babel42: i use it, it's pretty good
[09:57] <rootpt> ok, thanks Pidgey
[09:57] <Pidgey> rootpt: is it for a script?
[09:58] <rootpt> yep
[09:58] <Pidgey> okay so even if it's a monster command, it doesn't matter too much then :p
[09:58] <Pidgey> sec
[09:58] <rootpt> k
[09:59] <m1st> i have 2 interfaces, external ip and internal ip, i want to route traffic between the two
[09:59] <Pidgey> m1st: just a sec, gonna take a look at rootpt's thing first, i'll get back to you in a sec :)
[10:00] <rootpt> Thanks Pidgey
[10:00] <m1st> this is like torrent
[10:00] <m1st> 1627 leechers 1 seeder
[10:00] <Pidgey> haha
[10:00] <Pidgey> well, i'm actually also trying to leech, but there are 0 seeders for me :p
[10:00] <BartlomiejB> ;)
[10:00] <Pidgey> i know how frustrating it is, so i'm donig what i can :)
[10:01] <m1st> what do u need?
[10:02] <Pidgey> sec, i'll explain it in a bit, i almost got rootpt 's answer :p
[10:02] <m1st> almost got rooted
[10:02] <Pidgey> :p
[10:03] <Pidgey> say, what's the command again to get a specific column?
[10:03] <m1st> awk ?
[10:03] <m1st> awk {'print $3'}
[10:03] <Pidgey> hmm, thought so, but i didn't got it working... sec
[10:03] <Pidgey> ah, got it
[10:04] <Pidgey> misplaced the '
[10:04] <Pidgey> thanks
[10:04] <m1st> it can also work like this:
[10:05] <m1st> awk '{print $3}'
[10:05] <Pidgey> yeah that didn't for me, for some reason
[10:05] <BluesKaj> 'Morning folks
[10:05] <Pidgey> 'morning
[10:05] <Pidgey> rootpt: so far, i have ifconfig -s | awk {'print $1'}
[10:05] <Pidgey> you just got to pop off the first line
[10:05] <rootpt> hmm
[10:05] <rootpt> let me see
[10:05] <Pidgey> i think it's with head, but didn't find the right params yet
[10:05] <m1st> echo 1  2 3 | awk '{print $3}' | awk {'print $1'}
[10:05] <m1st> works for me
[10:06] <m1st> but i'm using RH
[10:06] <Pidgey> yeah idk :p
[10:06] <Pidgey> okay so, next was? :p
[10:06] <Pidgey> you, m1st?
[10:06] <m1st> nah i'm okay
[10:06] <Pidgey> you found the answer?
[10:07] <m1st> yeah
[10:07] <m1st> iptables
[10:07] <Pidgey> haa
[10:07] <m1st> was looking for the specific command
[10:07] <Pidgey> "if at first you fail... check iptables " :p
[10:07] <m1st> iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp -d external.ip.of.remote --dport 80 -j DNAT --to tunnel.addr.at.home:80
[10:07] <Pidgey> mhm
[10:07] <m1st> i actually want it on
[10:07] <Pidgey> i'll link you my problem in a bit, almost ready making a forum post :p
[10:08] <Pidgey> rootpt: thanks for that excersise though, i needed some practice with basic linux commands :p
[10:08] <Pidgey> i don't use them often enough
[10:09] <rootpt> Pidgey, heheh thanks ;-)
[10:10] <Pidgey> yw :)
[10:10] <m1st> pidgey, it's not legal to smoke weed in amsterdam right?
[10:10] <m1st> in a related issue
[10:10] <m1st> :)
[10:11] <Pidgey> i think it is, just not on the street
[10:11] <m1st> they just don't enforce it for locals
[10:11] <m1st> you're from NL right?
[10:11] <Pidgey> i think it's legal in coffeeshops and at home
[10:11] <Pidgey> nope
[10:11] <Pidgey> but i have friend all over the world :p i know a bit of this and that :p
[10:12] <houserockr> are there neat channels for such discussions on freenode?
[10:12] <m1st> so what's your bash problem? Pidgey
[10:13] <Pidgey> sec, just gotta hit the commit button :p
[10:13] <rollo> This is the first time I've used ubuntu in a while and I really hate unity. It does so many unnecessary things that do nothing to make life harder. It's a shame because it's so close personally to working.
[10:13] <Pidgey> oh and some tags
[10:13] <Pidgey> rollo: i use mate
[10:13] <Pidgey> i actually made a script to completely remove unity and get mate :D
[10:14] <acleansheet> Pidgey: Why do you prefer mate?
[10:14] <Pidgey> i actually prefer gnome classic, but mate looks a lot like gnome classic, and they maintain it, at least
[10:14] <rollo> I want to use unity for a bit and I'll stick with it if I can get the global menu to stop hiding 'File' 'Edt', etc unless I mouse over.
[10:14] <rollo> I don't need to know what my program is in full screen!!!
[10:15] <acleansheet> Rollo: good point.
[10:15] <acleansheet> I'm going to check out mate right now :)
[10:16] <Pidgey> do it, i think it's pretty great :D
[10:16] <Ben64> i'd suggest against mate, but use what you like, i guess
[10:16] <Pidgey> Ben64: how come?
[10:16] <Pidgey> m1st: here is my issue: http://askubuntu.com/questions/532454/hostapd-not-working-with-my-d-link-dwa-131-rtl8192cu-chip-driver-works-hosta
[10:16] <Ben64> its old and lame
[10:16] <rollo> Could any one point me in some direction to stop hiding these menus.
[10:16] <Pidgey> well, "lame" is a personal opinion, and "old"?
[10:16] <Pidgey> it has updates every day :p
[10:16] <Ben64> old - based off of gnome2, which is dead and should stay dead
[10:17] <Pidgey> rollo: 'fraid not, i dont ue unity
[10:17] <Ben64> doesn't play well with certain things because of that
[10:17] <rollo> Anyone know where I could branch this myself.
[10:17] <Pidgey> Ben64: well then your "suggestion against" is purely based on personal prefs :p
[10:17] <Ben64> not really, read again
[10:17] <m1st> drivers issue, yey
[10:17] <Pidgey> yeah sorry, hit enter before i read :p
[10:17] <Pidgey> m1st: ikr
[10:17] <Pidgey> Ben64: but so far, i've had no problems with it
[10:18] <Ben64> anyway, if you like the gnome2 look, there is the gnome fallback mode
[10:18] <Pidgey> yeah, true
[10:18] <rollo> A much better format for unity's global menu would be XChat - File Edit Server
[10:18] <Pidgey> i suppose i'll stick to mate until i run into any issues, and if i do, i'll keep what you said in mind :)
[10:19] <rollo> I don't know GTK and I don't see why that would be that hard to do.
[10:19] <Ben64> i don't even know why it got added to the repositories
[10:19] <rollo> Well QT.
[10:22] <Pidgey> i' gonna vacuum my room, if anyone has questions, i'll try to solve them when i get back :)
[10:22] <m1st> Pidgey: have you read this: http://bernaerts.dyndns.org/linux/74-ubuntu/277-ubuntu-precise-dwa-131-rev-b1
[10:22] <Pidgey> yes, i used that one to install my drivers first
[10:23] <Pidgey> but that was fairly unstable for me, though :/
[10:23] <Guest67757> hello I installed docky under unity 14.04 and I would like to use only docky.. to do so I need to pin the search option to docky how do I achieve this?
[10:23] <Pidgey> kept dropping my connection after a minute or two
[10:23] <rollo> Also how can I make Unity smaller, everything is at least 33% compared to XFCE
[10:24] <rollo> 33% larger.
[10:24] <Pidgey> anyway, brb, if you need me, pm me :)
[10:25] <poizen> is this a chat channel ?
[10:25] <m1st> nope
[10:25] <JHP__> yes
[10:25] <poizen> which one of you is trusty?
[10:26] <rootpt> Pidgey, Theres no way in that command u gave me to only shows the interface im using?
[10:26] <rootpt> like grep or something?
[10:26] <JHP__> depends on u <poizen>
[10:26] <m1st> what command? ifconfig?
[10:27] <Pidgey> rootpt: technically, you're using all your interfaces that are up
[10:27] <poizen> I wanted help, I installed cinnamon for 14.04 and I want to make it look better, something like rainmeter for ubuntu?
[10:27] <rootpt> ifconfig -s | awk {'print $1'}
[10:27] <rootpt> eish, thats true Pidgey
[10:27] <rootpt> well thinking
[10:27] <rootpt> :X
[10:27] <rootpt> i will do diferent, thanks btw
[10:27] <Pidgey> ;)
[10:28] <Pidgey> np
[10:28] <sennn> 1FV9sivy3kLD3GViDdxLmabKnaee23fNko
[10:28] <mi4>  I learned to get backtrack. Kali. Ubuntu. Fedora and a few other Linux running without any manual on a laptop using VMware but I can't seem to get it to work on the 4 diff cell phones in have
[10:30] <m1st> rootpt: ifconfig -s | sed 1d
[10:30] <m1st> rootpt: ifconfig -s | sed 1d|awk {'print $1'}
[10:31] <rollo> Are there any conflicts between Unity and GNOME 3?
[10:31] <rootpt> yes, but it gives me all 3 interfaces
[10:31] <rollo> As in can I install one aside the other?
[10:31] <mi4> how abt installin Linux on itouch iPod
[10:32] <ikonia> rollo: they share packages, but they will also conflict in terms of both wanting to be desktop
[10:32] <ikonia> mi4: what about it ? ubuntu doens't work on apple devices
[10:35] <sennn> good bye linux hello mac
[10:35] <ikonia> sennn: not something that has any relevence to this channel
[10:37] <sennn> goodbye linux hello mac!!!
[10:37] <cfhowlett> sennn, yes we get it.  good luck.  bye bye
[10:38] <Pidgey> sennn: this is a linux chan, keep your mac out of this
[10:38] <BluesKaj> keep it up and it;ll be goodbye sennn :)
[10:38] <Pidgey> thanks, ikonia :p
[10:39] <BluesKaj> bummer my typing skills can't keep up with action in here .
[10:40] <Pidgey> ha, and this chan is fairly "quiet" :p
[10:41] <Pidgey> but yeah, my typing speeds (and even more, my reading speed) is not what it used to be, 2 years ago
[10:41] <oOvo> Hi
[10:41] <Pidgey> you need those, if 200 people are active, 24/7 :p
[10:41] <oOvo> what is the latest version of mint?
[10:41] <Pidgey> hi, oOvo
[10:41] <Pidgey> no clue, look at their website
[10:41] <JHP__> hi oove
[10:41] <oOvo> hi
[10:41] <oOvo> o ovo is egg in portuguese
[10:41] <oOvo> "the egg"
[10:42] <oOvo> just fyi
[10:42] <JHP__> why r u here?
[10:46] <Pidgey> i'm going to take a nap
[10:46] <Pidgey> i'll bbl
[10:46] <Pidgey> nap, not fap
[10:46] <Pidgey> fap is for after the nap
[10:46] <oOvo> ;[
[10:47] <cfhowlett> Pidgey, obviously wildly inappropriate for this family friendly channel.  knock it off.
[10:47] <oOvo> ^
[10:47] <m1st> rootpt: ?
[10:47] <rootpt> sorry m1st ?
[10:47] <Pidgey> lol sorry, cfhowlett, just played along :p
[10:47] <m1st> it suppose to print the interfaces
[10:47] <Pidgey> i'll (try to) behave
[10:47] <m1st> which one do you want?
[10:48] <rootpt> yep but just the one im using to the internet connection
[10:48] <rootpt> but its fine, i did it by other way
[10:49] <m1st> you can use tail -1 (will get the last one)
[10:51] <rootpt> hmm
[10:51] <rootpt> ok
[10:51] <rootpt> the last one is always the wlan* isn't is?
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[10:59] <unopaste> gta5modz 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
[11:00] <oOvo> ty
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[11:01] <Quatroking> but gta 5 doesn't even run on ubuntu
[11:02] <Quatroking> they don't even plan a release
[11:03] <cfhowlett> Quatroking, do not feed trolls, please.
[11:03] <Ben64> if anyone is curious, don't download that, chock full of virus
[11:03] <cfhowlett> Ben64, NO!   Ubuntu Partition should be FAT32?
[11:17] <cfhowlett> ApplesInArrays, yes
[11:17] <Ben64> no!
[11:17] <cfhowlett> ApplesInArrays, ntfs
[11:17] <Ben64> still no! should be ext4
[11:18] <Svetlana> i would use ext4 (unless i'd like to read it from windows, which is not the case for me) :o
[11:18] <cfhowlett> ApplesInArrays, doh!  Svetlana and Ben64 are right.  I was thinking of the USB.  sorry.
[11:18] <ApplesInArrays> ext4 isn't an option
[11:18] <Ben64> uh... yes it is
[11:18] <ApplesInArrays> Not in the software I"m using.
[11:18] <Ben64> what software would that be
[11:19] <Quatroking> I got my win8.1/ubuntu dualboot using ntfs for win and ext4 for ubuntu
[11:19] <Svetlana> <3
[11:19] <ApplesInArrays> The one where EXT2 and EXT3 are options, but not EXT4.
[11:19] <Svetlana> what are you using? :)
[11:20] <ApplesInArrays> Going with NTFS
[11:21] <Quatroking> what
[11:21] <Ben64> well that was pointless
[11:22] <Quatroking> I don't suppose you guys know of any good software on windows that allows me to read/write to ext4
[11:22] <Svetlana> i suppose ubuntu would, err, work on ntfs (i'm not sure what the implications would be though -- iirc it's a fs that requires defragmenting from time to time, and is sensitive to random power outages)
[11:22] <Quatroking> I used to have a driver that allowed this but that was 7 years ago
[11:22] <Ben64> Quatroking: google does, i forget the name, i have it on my laptop though
[11:34] <boriseto> If I have both 12.04 and 14.04 installed, should I be careful when updating Grub (like from which system or something)?
[11:35] <EriC^^> boriseto: i think that would affect the default entry
[11:35] <EriC^^> ( if you also grub-install )
[11:35] <EriC^^> otherwise if you update-grub on the other system, it wouldnt have any effect ( i think )
[11:36] <boriseto> EriC^^, hmm, so if it's only update-grub, it links to the newer kernel images, and with grub-install it links to all available kernel images? (please correct me if I'm wrong)
[11:38] <EriC^^> boriseto: no grub-install would install it to the mbr, update-grub would only modify the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file
[11:38] <lucifugo> hi to all
[11:38] <boriseto> EriC^^, oh I understand now. Thank you very much.
[11:38] <EriC^^> no problem :)
[11:40] <Guest45563> .
[11:41] <lucifugo>
[11:41] <Durick> hello
[11:41] <Durick> I've a problem
[11:41] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> hello
[11:41] <Durick> I've boutgh a chromebook
[11:42] <Durick> bought*
[11:42] <theringmaster> morning
[11:42] <Durick> delete entirely chromeos, put seabios by default, and I've a problem, my pc take 1m30s to startup (and just 8sec when I have chromos witch is a chromeos fork)
[11:43] <Durick> My pc is a toshiba chromebook (with a ssd hard drive)
[11:43] <Durick> my bootchart
[11:43] <Durick> https://lut.im/1FYEi2LQ/Vqv4jZON
[11:43] <Durick> anynone can help me?
[11:44] <theringmaster> sorry Durick, I am a noob with my own questions
[11:44] <cfhowlett> Durick, never done it myself, but chrubuntu is supposed to be the solution.
[11:45] <Durick> cfhowlett: with chrubuntu I should keep chromeos?
[11:45] <Durick> or unlike croton I can entierely delete
[11:45] <cfhowlett> Durick, "never used it" ...
[11:45] <Durick> (I've already entirelely delete)
[11:46] <cfhowlett> Durick, http://chromeos-cr48.blogspot.com/
[11:46] <Durick> I've also change my bios
[11:46] <Durick> the chrome default bios to a custom seabios
[11:47] <Durick> (so I can't reinstall chromeos, and I don't want)
[11:47] <cfhowlett> Durick, you should ask the chrome ubuntu channels .. this isn't the place for your answers
[11:47] <Durick> It's a ubuntu problem I think
[11:47] <Durick> even a kernel problem
[11:47] <theringmaster> is anyone proficient with multi-booting into multiple flavors of linux and ubuntu?
[11:48] <cfhowlett> Durick, "think" ... anyway, notice how no one here is booting ubuntu on chrome?  go to the chrome ubuntu channels for informed advice.
[11:48] <Durick> ok
[11:49] <Durick> hum.. what is the channel ? :D
[11:49] <Durick> they don't know on  #chromium-os
[11:49] <Durick> (because I've deleted chromeos)
[11:49] <Durick> and on #chromium-os-users
[11:49] <Durick> on #kernel they think that here is the better place LD
[11:49] <Durick> :D*
[11:50] <cfhowlett> http://chromeos-cr48.blogspot.com/
[11:51] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> hmmmm
[11:51] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> hello
[11:51] <theringmaster> hi
[11:51] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> i was using ubuntu side by my win7
[11:51] <cfhowlett> chrubuntu.blogspot.com
[11:51] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> nd 2day before my win7 crashed
[11:52] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> and i have to reinstall the whole windows
[11:52] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> from booting cd
[11:52] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> now the ubuntu is not boot
[11:52] <_Trullo> no talloc srackframe ar ../source3/param/loadparam.c:4864, leaking memory
[11:52] <_Trullo> how do I fix this?
[11:52] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> can i solve this promblem
[11:53] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> or i have to installl ubuntu again
[11:53] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> with dual boot
[11:53] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> can anybody plzz helpp
[11:53] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> me
[11:53] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> :)
[11:54] <theringmaster> I would only know to reinstall ubuntu cause windows sucks with dual boot after os already installed
[11:54] <cfhowlett> nikhil_ubuntuguy, you reinstalled windows? and windows works but ubuntu doesn't?  right?
[11:55] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> right
[11:55] <cfhowlett> nikhil_ubuntuguy, relax.  easy.
[11:55] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> its not booting the boot manager
[11:55] <cfhowlett> !grub2 | nikhil_ubuntuguy
[11:55] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> thanks
[11:55] <cfhowlett> nikhil_ubuntuguy, happy2help
[11:56] <nikhil_ubuntuguy> well m glad for that ;)
[12:01] <theringmaster> my problem/help may be simple, had to uninstall ubuntu 13 and 14 because of very laggy system, may be older onboard vid card causing problems, so I have been playing around with different ubuntu and linux distros. I wanted to try knoppix, fedora, lubuntu, and xubuntu in a multi-boot set-up. The problem is each one deletes the one previously but xubuntu said I had ubuntu 13 installed (only lubuntu, had wiped hdd prior to inst
[12:01] <theringmaster> allation and machine boots straight to xubuntu, how do I fix it and can I have all 4 bootable?
[12:02] <Monotoko> Right... I have a TV that I'm trying to get to a decent resolution... it installs with 1366x728, but can scale up to 1920x1080
[12:02] <Monotoko> that last one makes everything way too small on the tiny screen >.> the first one makes everything too big
[12:02] <Monotoko> is there a middle ground?  I found that altering the overscan on an nVidia card settings allowed me to tweak the output until it fitted correctly?
[12:04] <rebs> hey so grub is showing a boot option on a partition of my harddrive which no longer exists. how can i remedy this?
[12:04] <Monotoko> dracnoc, aye I am... il try to tweak that a bit
[12:05] <Monotoko> dracnoc, oops... thought I'd installed the drivers already
[12:05] <Monotoko> that could explain it
[12:05]  * dracnoc facepalms
[12:07] <dracnoc> rebs: does "sudo update-grub" do anything for you?
[12:07] <rebs> yeah it updated ssome config files
[12:08] <rebs> a few lines like thids : Found linux image: /boot/vmlinuz-3.13.0-36-generic
[12:08] <rebs> but the old bversion was 12, and i boot 14 now
[12:09] <rebs> so im not sure if thats related
[12:09] <ubunoo> Hi.how can I update my 12.04 to 14.04?
[12:09] <dracnoc> rebs: that looks about right. try rebooting the machine with the grub problem and see if your "extra" partition is now listed
[12:09] <ikonia> !upgrade | ubunoo
[12:09] <rebs> thanks for the tip dracnoc !
[12:09] <rebs> ill give it a go in a bit
[12:09] <dracnoc> rebs: no problem :)
[12:10] <ubunoo> ubottu:So I can't do it yet?
[12:10] <ikonia> ubottu: where does it say that ?
[12:10] <ubunoo> So I can't upgrade yet?
[12:10] <ikonia> ubunoo: where does it say you cant upgrade
[12:11] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, upgrade to what?
[12:11] <ubunoo> ikonia:I cant find any 12.04 to 14.04 here.
[12:11] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, 12.04 >> 14.04 is direct and supported.  sudo do-release-upgrade           IF you have your software source settings to Long Term Support only
[12:11] <ubunoo> cfhowlett:12.04 to 14.04
[12:11] <ikonia> ubunoo: did you read the instructions ubunoo sent you
[12:13] <geirha> ikonia: tab-fail :p
[12:13] <ikonia> yup
[12:13] <ikonia> that doc needs updating though
[12:13] <ikonia> he was right
[12:13] <cfhowlett> ikonia, inception or time travel?
[12:13] <rootpt> Pidgey,
[12:16] <Jonii> Hi. I just installed something that told me to use systemctl to enable some daemon thing
[12:16] <dracnoc> Jonii: what did you install?
[12:16] <Jonii> Which seems to rely on having systemd, which isn't part of default Ubuntu installation. So, what's the default way of doing this sort of daemon startup thing?
[12:17] <Jonii> dracnoc: something that might help me get my very valuable gaming mouse function better, razer driver thingie
[12:18] <Jonii> I have no idea how it's gonna help, I'm just randomly doing things before I toss that mouse out of the window :/
[12:18] <ubunoo> cfhowlett:What does the  sudo do-release-upgrade -d do? sudo do-release-upgrade -d or  sudo do-release-upgrade ?what to use?
[12:19] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, do-release-upgrade -p       should be the one.  -d would be the development version i.e. 14.10 =beta
[12:19] <cfhowlett> sudo do-release-upgrade -p          and read the feedback
[12:19] <dracnoc> Jonii: i'm not sure how systemd relates to your gaming mouse, unless it's being used to run your mouse drivers at boot so you can use the hardware
[12:20] <usixjad> hey guys, i was messing around with scala and now when i try to watch something on putlocker, i get "java not found, please install java". java -version shows 1.7 openjre. not sure what's wrong
[12:20] <ubunoo> cfhowlett:So just do-release-upgrade  is good right?
[12:20] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, nope.  sudo do-release-upgrade -p
[12:20] <ivanjianjian> !help
[12:21] <ubunoo> cfhowlett:is it to the last LTS?
[12:21] <Jonii> dracnoc: that seems like what that command is supposed to do
[12:21] <ivanjianjian> !help
[12:21] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, ONLY if you have your sources set for LTS only
[12:21] <ivanjianjian> !patience
[12:22] <ubunoo> cfhowlett:Thanks man.
[12:22] <cfhowlett> ubunoo, sudo do-release-upgrade -s         will sandbox (test) the result.  look for 14.04 to be the next version.  if it works remove the -s and upgrade away.
[12:23] <usixjad> anyone know what could be wrong with my java? :(
[12:24] <WizardGed> usixjad: what's wrong with your java?
[12:24] <dracnoc> Jonii: i've only found help sections relating to the mouse sensitivity, and they're not pretty. Looks like there's no native drivers - http://curiousnerd.me/razer-mouse-sensitivity-ubuntu/