[13:24] <Meinskur> got stuck while installing ubuntu :8
[13:24] <Meinskur> :8
[13:24] <Meinskur> :(
[13:24] <knob> Meinskur, install again
[13:25] <knob> emilsp, looking at qemu... didn't know it existed
[13:25] <Meinskur> But I'm not 100% sure if it's stuck or it's working :i
[13:25] <eksperimental> hy guys. does anybdy have experience with cgroups? i have a problem with a configuration, one control group is sucking up all my swap and ram memory
[13:25] <zetheroo> I want to be able to see the other Ubuntu 14.04 laptop on the Network in Nautilus ... how does one get this to happen?
[13:27] <emilsp> knob, qemu is so nice, especially because of libvirtd and all the nice userspace tools.
[13:27] <Meinskur> how do I cancel the installation when it's stuck (ubuntu)
[13:27] <emilsp> Meinskur, at what stage has it stuck ?
[13:27] <emilsp> Meinskur, if you haven't done anything to the partitions yet, just reboot
[13:28] <Meinskur> i just alloctated drive space, and it got stuck when I pressed "install Now"
[13:28] <emilsp> did you allocate or did you already start writing partition data to the drive?
[13:29] <Meinskur> I think I just allocated (new to linux and OS installations)
[13:29] <emilsp> then you should be safe to reboot
[13:29] <emilsp> but before you do, press ctrl+alt+F1 or whichever f button
[13:30] <Meinskur> ok, ctrl+alt+f1 did something
[13:30] <Meinskur> I have a command screen thing now
[13:30] <Meinskur> not sure what it's called
[13:30] <emilsp> if you see a terminal, type top and see whether or not there is a process that's taking up a lot of cpu and memory
[13:31] <emilsp> since you switched to a different tty, your system isn't totaly hung up yet :)
[13:31] <Meinskur> root seems to take around 30%
[13:32] <emilsp> root is the user name, what's the process name ?
[13:32] <Meinskur> not sure how I see that
[13:32] <Meinskur> How to I get back out of this?
[13:32] <emilsp> type q
[13:32] <emilsp> and you should be able to see that in top
[13:33] <Meinskur> q: command not found
[13:33] <emilsp> oh, how to get back to the gui installation ? ctrl+alt+f7 or f8
[13:34] <Meinskur> hmm... I don't know how I see the name of the process
[13:35] <emilsp> maybe the resolution is too low, so you must use arrow keys to move to the left
[13:35] <Meinskur> the resolution don't seem to low, I can see the whole screen
[13:36] <emilsp> yes, but if you run top in the terminal, you should be able to see the command names on the leftmost collumn
[13:36] <Meinskur> PID?
[13:36] <emilsp> sorry, rightmost collumn, COMMAND
[13:36] <Meinskur> OH! xD
[13:36] <Meinskur> i'ts called Xorg
[13:37] <Meinskur> and ntfsresize
[13:37] <emilsp> so you're already resizing your windows partition and this will take a while
[13:37] <Meinskur> oh, so it's not "stuck" it's just working?
[13:38] <emilsp> thus under no circumstances should you reboot, because you most likely will lose data
[13:38] <emilsp> Meinskur, hopefully :)
[13:38] <Meinskur> I don't care to keep any data that I had on my laptop
[13:38] <Meinskur> but I just did an along side installation just in case
[13:38] <emilsp> well, then you could've just nuked the windows partition, but anyways, resizing partitions usually takes a lot of time, thus you're better off waiting this one out
[13:39] <Meinskur> awesome, I'll wait it out then :)
[13:39] <Meinskur> will you be here for a while?
[13:39] <emilsp> yes
[13:40] <Meinskur> awesome, I'll report back if nothing happends or something awesome takes place
[13:40] <Meinskur> :3
[13:40] <emilsp> good luck then
[13:40] <Meinskur> thanks for the help
[13:41] <davevanloo> greetings all, a little while ago I posted my problem with installing drivers for my nvidia 960 cards, and i was wondering if any 1 has had the time to look into it.., as i was/am freshly out of idea's
[13:42] <ubuntuser13> Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. using the fallback 'C' locale. unable to test app in my Language.please help.
[13:43] <emilsp> I am pretty sure you'll have to wait for ubuntu to update their drivers, using 'nonrepo' drivers will break your system upon kernel users.
[13:43] <Meinskur> hmm...
[13:43] <davevanloo> @emilsp was this pointed at user13? or me? :)
[13:44] <emilsp> you, davevanloo
[13:44] <Meinskur> I just noticed that the allocation GUI shows Windows 7, But i have windows Vista on here, not sure if that does matter or not
[13:44] <emilsp> Meinskur, doesn't matter, the bootloader thinks my girlfriend has vista, whilst she's using windows 7, they're just too similar
[13:44] <Meinskur> awesome
[13:45] <davevanloo> @emilsp would correctly building the drivers provided by the nvidia website perhaps work? as according the them they should be able to drive my cards
[13:45] <zetheroo> I finally found out what is needed in smb.conf to get this going :D
[13:45] <Meinskur> IT WASN'T STUCK!! :d
[13:46] <emilsp> devanloo, yes, for the time being, but you'll have to make sure you rebuild the drivers every time you get a kernel update
[13:46] <emilsp> sorry, davevanloo, screwed up your name
[13:47] <davevanloo> ooh yes.. i had read about that.. emilsp , its annoying to do.. having to exit the x-server to do so.. its disorienting when trying to do on the fly aswel! but then again.. everything pc.. preparation is key! ^
[13:48] <emilsp> davevanloo, well, it is rather simple, actually, and well, when I was doing it, I didn't kill the X server, I just reran the install script provided by Nvidia and it worked. You just have to remember to do it after a kernel update.
[13:48] <emilsp> otherwise you'll be left with a dark shell upon the next reboot and you'll have to install the driver again.
[13:49] <davevanloo> mhmm, i did try building it manually on my old system and it failed, exually both with and without the xserver started.., that was before i found out about the apt-get ***-current way of installing it
[13:49] <davevanloo> ops forgot name emilsp
[13:50] <emilsp> don't worry :) well, I haven't used ubuntu in a while, at least I haven't had to upgrade nvidias drivers on ubuntu for a while, so things might've changed.
[13:50] <olle> hi, i am looking for the #backbox channel
[13:50] <olle> Can someone point me in the right direction
[13:50] <emilsp> davevanloo, I remember I had to make sure that the new kernel headers are actually there.
[13:51] <davevanloo> mhmm, still rather noobish about some linux/ubuntu things, could you explain a bit more on how to make sure my kernel headers are ecrtually there?
[13:52] <davevanloo> emilsp ^
[13:52] <emilsp> davevanloo, check sudo apt-get install linux-headers and select your current version
[13:53] <emilsp> davevanloo, I am sure there should be some documentation from ubuntu on how to use 'out of tree'/out of repo nvidia drivers
[13:53] <zetheroo> iptables: you around perchance?
[13:54] <davevanloo> oke.., feeling really noobish for asking..,but better then fra**ing up, how do i find my version?
[13:55] <emilsp> davevanloo, don't feel bad about yourself just because you don't know something, and installing headers won't hurt you, but the correct command is uname -a
[13:55] <davevanloo> 3.16.0-30-generic it is :)
[13:56] <cxy> 能看见中文吗
[13:57] <cxy> /？
[13:57] <cfhowlett> !cn | cxy
[13:57] <davevanloo> @emilsp great, i already have the newest header version, so im all set for that.., downloaded the drivers.. and will attempt a install right after having cooked dinner, il hang around and come back to yah if i frack up hehe :)
[13:58] <emilsp> davevanloo, ok, bon appetit
[14:03] <zh1> whats the lightest distro of ubuntu of them all?
[14:04] <cfhowlett> zh1, server
[14:04] <headkase> zh1: Lubuntu, followed by Xubuntu.
[14:05] <zh1> cfhowlett, desktop
[14:05] <zh1> yes was thinking on lubuntu too
[14:05] <EriC^^> zh1: lubuntu and mate probably
[14:06] <EriC^^> never tried mate, but i think it's supposed to be pretty light
[14:06] <headkase> zh1: I'm very partial to Xubuntu because I really like XFCE.  15.04 will have the new released version too.
[14:07] <zh1> i need something that minimum ram i can have and with a desktop environment
[14:07] <headkase> EriC^^: Mate is a forked GNOME 2 so pretty well anything will run that.
[14:07] <zh1> *uses
[14:07] <zh1> headkase, i usually run xfce too but this case i need to do a vm to run some cisco software
[14:08] <emilsp> zh1, i3
[14:08] <headkase> zh1: I just installed regular old Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS today, typing on it now.  Of course my system isn't constrained.
[14:09] <Ragu> I have a small client application which frequently writes data to a file.  Suddenly we notice DRDY errors in the HDD and we see some data loss till we solve that error and we wanted to avoid the data loss by exiting the application. Is there anyway that i can send DRDY signal directly to my client application so that i can close the application ..
[14:09] <EriC^^> zh1: lu uses about 500mb
[14:09] <zh1> emilsp, how much ram will ubuntu+i3 use when i finish boot with nothing open
[14:09] <EriC^^> *lubuntu
[14:10] <zh1> lubuntu here wont take more than 200mb when i log in
[14:10] <xangua> you could also buy more ram, if that is what you lack/need
[14:10] <headkase> zh1: You should probably post some specs, so people know what you're working with.
[14:10] <zh1> cant buy unfortunately, old pc
[14:11] <emilsp> zh1, next to nothing, i3 is pretty light
[14:11] <emilsp> zh1, xorg will take up more memory than i3
[14:11] <zh1> emilsp, yes but i never tried it, i think gonna give it a go, but i have to install it and remove lxde, right?
[14:13] <emilsp> zh1, I think your best bet would be to install ubuntu-minimal and then install only the stuff you need, if you want to be frugal
[14:13] <zh1> emilsp i'm trying the lowest i can get cause i only wanna use 500mb and still use cisco packet tracer
[14:13] <BluesKaj> emilsp, if you're talking about an intel i3 cpu, I have full kubuntu OS installed on my i3 laptop and it runs quite fast , also has 8GB RAM
[14:14] <majornikku> ^even on a celeron with 1gb it runs pretty fast
[14:14] <zh1> emilsp i will need a desktop environment of some sort i guess
[14:14] <emilsp> BluesKaj, I am talking about a window manager
[14:14] <emilsp> zh1, you'll need a window manager, a desktop environment is heavy
[14:15] <zh1> emilsp will cisco packet tracer run with just a win manager?
[14:15] <emilsp> zh1, yes
[14:15] <zh1> ok, that case have i can use i3 or other
[14:15] <EriC^^> is i3 similar to fluxbox? i hear about it alot
[14:15] <EriC^^> as well as awesome wm
[14:16] <BluesKaj> emilsp, ok
[14:16] <emilsp> EriC^^, it's a tiling window manager, but it is easy to use and configure
[14:16] <emilsp> zh1, remember to use/install dmenu
[14:16] <EriC^^> emilsp: does it have tabs?
[14:17] <xangua> water¿ you drink water¿
[14:17] <zh1> emilsp, the one thats gives me less stress to install will be perfect cause in the end of the day vm is out
[14:17] <emilsp> EriC^^ it can have tabs. zh1, i3 is pretty painless, at least that was my experience with it
[14:17] <Sebe579> HELLO
[14:17] <EriC^^> blackbox doesn't have tabs O.o xangua
[14:18] <zh1> emilsp, ubuntu+i3+dmenu my best choice?
[14:18] <emilsp> zh1, well, imho, yes
[14:18] <Sebe579> hello?
[14:18] <emilsp> Sebe579, hello
[14:19] <zh1> emilsp do u know twm?
[14:20] <emilsp> zh1, nope
[14:23] <SebePlays> I got a question
[14:24] <SebePlays> hoe do you create a channel?
[14:24] <Fuchs> SebePlays: http://blog.freenode.net/2008/04/registering-a-channel-on-freenode/
[14:24] <Fuchs> SebePlays: that is more something for #freenode than for this channel, mind
[14:24] <Fuchs> (make sure to read it carefully, especially the part about http://freenode.net/policy.shtml#channelnaming)
[14:32] <somsip> SebePlays: /join #mynewchannel
[14:34] <netan> hi all, I have a minimal install of ubuntu but have difficulties to find information about what is included,
[14:35] <lotuspsychje> !minimal  | netan
[14:36] <netan> .. for example I want to be notified then security updates are available, are that something included ? how do I install something like that ?
[14:36] <orion> Hi. What's the difference between ebs and ebs-ssd in the UEC images?
[14:36] <netan> lotuspsychje, I already run a disk in virtualbox
[14:37] <bparker> when I try to eject an SD card through the file manager, it warns me that data is still being written (I doubt it but whatever), and to not unmount it yet. but then when you click ok, it unmounts it anyway. What's going on?
[14:38] <bparker> if data were still being written, how can it unmount it?
[14:38] <bparker> and a lot of times I will notice the busy light keeps blinking on the card reader for about a minute or so after it unmounts... so if it's still writing even after it's "unmounted", how do I know when it's safe to disconnect?
[14:40] <cgenius> Hi Ppl ... can someone tell me an effect WPA Hacking method and were i can get the documentation
[14:41] <lotuspsychje> cgenius: no hacking topics in this channel here
[14:41] <somsip> !info sync | bparker
[14:41] <cgenius> lotuspsychje: okay may you please advise were to go
[14:41] <lotuspsychje> !alis | cgenius
[14:41] <somsip> bparker: http://ss64.com/bash/sync.html
[14:43] <ioria> bparker, try  with  another sd card, and see if  happen the same
[14:45] <somsip> bparker: so basically, you run sync and if it completes you're good.
[14:45] <digitsm> Hello dudes
[14:46] <digitsm> I want an (official) PPA to install (and update in future) the Telegram client for Ubuntu
[14:46] <digitsm> I found this :
[14:46] <digitsm> https://launchpad.net/~atareao/+archive/ubuntu/telegram
[14:46] <digitsm> Is this PPA updating enough?
[14:46] <somsip> digitsm: all PPAs are unofficial (except mainline kernel maybe)
[14:47] <digitsm> somsip, Yeah I know, but someone of them update very fast, and sometimes made by developers of the main software
[14:48] <somsip> digitsm: you can check the maintainers of a package on launchpad, and compare them to the PPA maintainer to see if that's the case
[14:48] <somsip> *an offical package...
[14:48] <cgenius> lotuspsychje: Thanks for your help much appreciated
[14:49] <SebePlays> GUYS PLEASE CHECK OUT MY CHANNEL #Freddy-Fazbear
[14:49] <lotuspsychje> cgenius: did you solve?
[14:49] <SebePlays> Its EPIC
[14:49] <lotuspsychje> SebePlays: no advertising here
[14:50] <digitsm> somsip, Hmmm. Thanks ;)
[14:50] <cgenius> lotuspsychje: Not really ... Im Wondering do i type the /msg text in this Panel or what
[14:51] <cgenius> lotuspsychje: Sorry to be a bother .. its just that im new to HexChat so still need to familiarize myself with it
[14:52] <SchrodingersScat> !alias | cgenius
[14:52] <SchrodingersScat> er
[14:52] <SchrodingersScat> !alis | cgenius
[14:52] <digitsm> somsip, Thanks you very much. This PPA is what I needed. Thanks for help
[14:52] <digitsm> :)
[14:54] <cgenius> okay now i get the drift .. Thanks alot guys
[15:04] <Seramon> hi all
[15:04] <x85> firefox's text is tiny
[15:05] <x85> i have ubuntu intstalled on a 13" mbp
[15:05] <Seramon> can i check with you guys if i have my machine on dual boot ubuntu and windows, but my windows not working well, should i install wine on my ubuntu?
[15:06] <x85> Seramon: it depends on what applications you use as they may not run under wine
[15:07] <Seramon> i want to run a MT4 trading client
[15:07] <Seramon> but just now when i attempt to install wine, it says i have to remove the perl library
[15:08] <Seramon> is the perl library important??
[15:08] <cross`> hey guys from here gave me a solution from that site: http://pinoy-computing-tips.blogspot.com/2010/08/how-to-fix-ubuntu-error-no-init-found.html I download Ubuntu Live Desktop CD and click Try Ubuntu. Got now Gnome and Terminal. I'm trying to do fsck but it still says that the /dev/sda is ine use. When I choose partition /dev/sda5 it does nothing :/
[15:12] <thegrreat> Hello
[15:13] <thegrreat> Where is the OS codes for launchpad placed ?
[15:13] <Guest45682> quit
[15:13] <Pici> thegrreat: What do you mean by OS codes?
[15:13] <thegrreat> System codes
[15:14] <EriC^^> do you mean the repository list?
[15:14] <Pici> thegrreat: or source code? or what?
[15:14] <thegrreat> I would like to see the code for launchpad
[15:14] <thegrreat> SO i would like to know where the launchpad source code is placed on ubuntu
[15:15] <EriC^^> why would there be a launchpad source code on ubuntu?
[15:15] <thegrreat> I cant explain, I just want to see the codes for the launchpad..
[15:15] <Pici> thegrreat: I'd expect to see of of it in https://launchpad.net/launchpad, anyway #launchpad exists and it would be the best place to ask about its source.
[15:16] <thegrreat> ok thanks pici
[15:21] <narcislinux>  I have Asus TAICHI 21 laptop, how can i use of both screen at the Same time?
[15:22] <naftilos76> How can i get  the in or out traffic volume in mbytes/sec by typing a command in a linux terminal?
[15:22] <EriC^^> naftilos76: ifconfig
[15:22] <naftilos76> I am not talking about iftop or other tools that have to be started and stay on for some time so that they can calculate the traffic. I am talking for a single command that executes once and returns the traffic in any unit going out or in.
[15:22] <EriC^^> naftilos76: ah you mean the rate not the downloaded already
[15:22] <naftilos76> yep
[15:23] <naftilos76> i gues i have to take 2 samples and calc the difference?
[15:23] <naftilos76> EriC^^?
[15:23] <EriC^^> you could, no idea if there's a better way
[15:23] <naftilos76> What do you think?
[15:23] <naftilos76> ok thanks
[15:26] <thegrreat> Im already inlove with ubuntu ^^
[15:26] <EriC^^> naftilos76: found this on google awk '/eth1/ {i++; rx[i]=$2; tx[i]=$10}; END{print rx[2]-rx[1] " " tx[2]-tx[1]}'  <(cat /proc/net/dev; sleep 1; cat /proc/net/dev)
[15:27] <EriC^^> naftilos76: askubuntu.com/questions/450604/how-to-get-the-current-upload-and-download-speeds-in-terminal
[15:27] <naftilos76> oh
[15:29] <naftilos76> Thanks man, i ll just do that with ruby
[15:34] <naftilos76> EriC^^: Much easier with ruby => `cat /proc/net/dev`.split("eth0")[1].split[1] for RX or [9] for TX
[15:34] <naftilos76> thanks again
[15:36] <thegrreat> If i would like to code terminal script what do i start with ?
[15:36] <genii> !cli
[15:36] <thegrreat> Quite new to coding in ubuntu
[15:37] <somsip> !bash | thegrreat
[15:37] <compdoc> you might look into bash programming. lots of examples out there, and not hard to learn
[15:37] <PCatinean> Hey guys I just installed the extra utils thing and I till can't play .avi files
[15:37] <PCatinean> Anyone know why?
[15:38] <EriC^^> naftilos76: nice, no problem
[15:39] <pbx> PCatinean, give a package name and/or url for "extra utils thing"
[15:39] <PCatinean> phx, it's ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:39] <thegrreat> Will look into bash programming
[15:39] <PCatinean> and I also ticked the download while installing when I installed ubuntu
[15:40] <pbx> PCatinean, also, i believe .avi is just a wrapper so it's possible you're trying to play one for which you don't have the needed codec. with a media example url others could try
[15:40] <PCatinean> Okay, granted that's possible, then what is the solution?
[15:42] <somsip> PCatinean: what video player are you using?
[15:42] <PCatinean> somsip, the default one that comes with ubuntu
[15:42] <MiDOZAlayyoubi> MiDOZAlayyoubi, yes you can do that
[15:42] <MiDOZAlayyoubi> MiDOZ, yes
[15:42] <somsip> PCatinean: no idea what that is. Try VLC as it can cope with anything I've ever thrown at it
[15:42] <PCatinean> I don't want to change the player that's pretty much it
[15:44] <n2dam> hi
[15:52] <Rory> Is there a better pattern to use than: for host in $(cat ips); do something; done
[15:53] <Rory> using cat there seems wrong somehow
[15:59] <Guest46650> #ubuntu
[16:01] <dv__> are you guys always speechless?
[16:01] <BluesKaj> dv__, ask a question and find out :-)
[16:03] <dv__> Thanks BluesKaj I'm Just new here and wondering
[16:04] <aladiah> Ubuntu 14.10 is compatible with blutooth 4.0 ? I cant find my nokia E63. I think the blueman isnt working properly. How to checkup this ?
[16:06] <epinky> hello
[16:07] <epinky> I've got trouble with some equipment
[16:10] <b3n_123> Hello Ubuntu Channel .. need help here
[16:10] <jpds> !ask | b3n_123
[16:11] <Kaby> aladiah, bluetooth on 14.10 is working properly
[16:11] <aladiah> i could use this command in Lubuntu 14.10 to reinstalll bluetooht ?  sudo apt-get install bluetooth blueman bluez-hcidump bluewho python-bluez  bluez-tools
[16:12] <aladiah> Kaby what you think about usinh this ? sudo apt-get install bluetooth blueman bluez-hcidump bluewho python-bluez  bluez-tools
[16:12] <b3n_123> is it possible to move java sdk to a different partition (non-linux partition) ? the last time I tried it, I always get permission denied or can't locate java when trying to run java .. so to fix it was to re-install java again ..
[16:12] <Zoohouse> Hello everyone. Anyone here use qcomicbook? I installed it a while ago and it's doing something strange. It fills my directories with folder called qcomic-?????????, ? meaning a digit. Also, any ods files in the directory that the qcomic-????????? appears are deleted. Thank goodness I had everything backed up. Is this a serious bug in the qcomic program or something more serious?
[16:13] <Zoohouse> To add to what I said, the qcomic-????????? seem to show up where I have ods files.
[16:19] <Kaby> lol register your nicks
[16:22] <b3n_123> anyone can answer my question?
[16:23] <ikonia> b3n_123: bad ide
[16:23] <ikonia> idea
[16:23] <Kaby>  b3n_123 what quest ?
[16:23] <b3n_123> not possible?
[16:24] <ikonia> b3n_123: not really
[16:24] <Zoohouse> !patience | b3n_123
[16:24] <ikonia> less so if managed via the package manager
[16:24] <Edico> hi
[16:24] <ikonia> b3n_123: why would you even want to do this ?
[16:24] <Kaby> hi Edico
[16:24] <b3n_123> because in the event Ubuntu gets corrupted, I still have my sdk ..
[16:25] <area51pilot> does anyone know where the bluetooth device pairings are stored?
[16:25] <ikonia> b3n_123: the sdk is just a package
[16:25] <ikonia> you can re-download it in seconds
[16:25] <ikonia> that makes no sense
[16:25] <genii> b3n_123: The main problem with moving linux binary files to a non-linux partition is the properties of the files cannot always be preserved, depending upon the filesystem you are moving it to. So for instance the system will no longer know that the files are able to be executed as programs. Also file ownership may also come into play.
[16:26] <b3n_123> yes I also experienced that ownership problem .. and executable files became non-exec when I moved sdk to other partition .. so I will not do it again then
[16:27] <b3n_123> but what filesystem does it support (moving such files like sdk) ?
[16:27] <ikonia> b3n_123: why are you doing this  ?
[16:27] <ikonia> b3n_123: you are creating a problem
[16:28] <b3n_123> I'm doing this to free more linux spaces
[16:28] <b3n_123> just thinking if it's possible
[16:28] <ikonia> b3n_123: it is a bad idea
[16:28] <ikonia> do not do it
[16:28] <ikonia> there are other things to move
[16:28] <Edico> I have a problem with my /home/.cache directory . it's continously increasing in size and now it occupies the entire space. I also checked in my processes and gzip makes files there
[16:29] <ikonia> Edico: it's using what it needs
[16:29] <Edico> /home/.cache/upstart
[16:29] <ikonia> thats not a valid path
[16:29] <aladiah> HOw i need to install the right driver to make my bluetooth work ? How i know ?
[16:29] <ifonly> which is a nice photo printing app? also what happened to gnome-photo-print?
[16:29] <b3n_123> so if I'm going to develop, say java in Eclipse, can I use non-linux partition to save those projects?
[16:30] <ikonia> b3n_123: yes,
[16:30] <ikonia> b3n_123: again - why are you doing this
[16:30] <ikonia> b3n_123: you are causing a problem
[16:31] <b3n_123> no .. Java SDK will remain in Linux but Eclipse project in my other non-linux partition
[16:31] <ikonia> again, you are creating a problem
[16:31] <ikonia> b3n_123: show me in a pastebin the output of "df -h" please
[16:32] <b3n_123> here you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10763878/plain/
[16:32] <aladiah> How i know wich driver i should download http://drvbp1.linux-foundation.org/~mcgrof/rel-html/backports/
[16:33] <b3n_123> #ikonia what do you say
[16:33] <b3n_123> !ikonia
[16:34] <b3n_123> sorry not sure how to tag person's name here
[16:34] <ikonia> hang on
[16:34] <vlkm> hello guys, have you suggestions about how to improve myself about programming ? i want to make projects but i cant get into any ideas :(
[16:34] <Zoohouse> b3n_123: Just mention the person's name. Don't put a # or anything else.
[16:34] <SCHAAP137> what programming language vlkm
[16:34] <ikonia> b3n_123: you have 13GB of disk space free ?? what "programming" do you think will use up 14GB of disk
[16:34] <b3n_123> oh okay Zoohouse .. hehe .. thanks
[16:34] <Zoohouse> SCHAAP137: What are you asking?
[16:35] <vlkm> Java or C++
[16:35] <ikonia> vlkm: try the ##programming channel
[16:35] <ikonia> this is ubuntu support
[16:35] <SCHAAP137> i wasn't talking with you Zoohouse, but thanks anyway
[16:35] <b3n_123> Andriod projects .. just try to learn
[16:35] <ikonia> you should be fine with disk space
[16:36] <b3n_123> ok ikonia
[16:36] <b3n_123> ikonia thanks again
[16:40] <aladiah> Someone tell me, whats goin wrong on this installation http://paste.ubuntu.com/10763932/   i tryed from here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2251009
[16:40] <aladiah> i will reboot and i will be back
[16:40] <aladiah> to try if it works
[16:40] <ikonia> aladiah: why are you typing "make"
[16:41] <aladiah> because i saw this here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2251009
[16:41] <aladiah> ikonia: iam newby like a blind  man . . .
[16:41] <ikonia> why are you doing this ?
[16:41] <aladiah> because my bluetooth dont work
[16:41] <ikonia> do you know if your bluetooth has linux support ?
[16:42] <aladiah> it work for some of them on post doesnit ?
[16:42] <ikonia> no
[16:42] <ikonia> is that your make/model of bluetooth adaptor
[16:42] <aladiah> i dont know
[16:42] <ikonia> right
[16:42] <aladiah> how to know this ?
[16:42] <ikonia> so blindly typing things is not a good idea
[16:42] <ikonia> find out the make / model of your bluetooth card, then look up it's linux support
[16:42] <aladiah> can you help in console, tell me some commands ?
[16:43] <aladiah> ikonia: can i find that with consle command ? wich one ?
[16:44] <ikonia> I suggest you check the spec of your pc - rather than trying to guess this
[16:44] <aladiah> ikonia : this work ? dmesg | grep -i blue
[16:44] <ikonia> no
[16:45] <ikonia> again - I would advise you to look up your PC spec, rather than trying to guess
[16:45] <aladiah> toshiba_bluetooth: Detected Toshiba ACPI Bluetooth device - installing RFKill handler
[16:45] <ikonia> no
[16:45] <aladiah> where i can see that »?
[16:45] <aladiah> in ubuntu os ?
[16:45] <ikonia> i'm not going to help you - as you refuse to do what I say
[16:45] <aladiah> ?
[16:45] <emilsp> aladiah, run lspci and grep for blue or BLUE or Blue
[16:46] <aladiah> emilsp  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10763971/
[16:46] <aladiah> result for lspci
[16:47] <emilsp> aladiah, now pls check lsusb
[16:48] <aladiah> amilsp: results for lsusb ---   http://paste.ubuntu.com/10763977/
[16:48] <emilsp> what's Bus 002 Device 003: ID 04f2:b448 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
[16:49] <emilsp> also, check rfkill to see if you haven't shut down the bluetooth transmitter there
[16:50] <aladiah> amilsp: results for rfkill ----- http://paste.ubuntu.com/10763986/
[16:50] <hkrrsx> morning
[16:50] <ikonia>  /win 12
[16:51] <ioria> webcam
[16:51] <aladiah> emilsp :   do you think after what i did http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2251009   i should reboot or not worst now ?
[16:52] <ikonia> that will not work
[16:52] <ikonia> as I've told you earlier
[16:52] <ikonia> and you have not done it correctly
[16:53] <emilsp> aladiah, I did not see any atheros devices in lspci and lsusb, you should uninstall whatever you installed, as clearly that isn't helping
[16:53] <aladiah> emilsp : how to do that on console ?
[16:54] <emilsp> go to the directory in which you built the module and do a sudo make uninstall, but don't count on me, as I haven't done this on ubuntu for quite a while and this is dangerous
[16:55] <aladiah> desktop doensi t?
[16:55] <aladiah> you mean to this directory ?  cd Desktop/backports-3.18-rc1-1
[16:55] <aladiah> you mean to this directory ?  cd Desktop/backports-3.19-rc1-1
[16:56] <emilsp> aladiah, yes
[17:02] <IVBakker> hello all, would someone know a tool to emulate a gamepad from a keyboard? objective is to use a second keyboard as a gamepad for gaming
[17:03] <aladiah> how i know iam in the starting point again ?
[17:03] <aladiah> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764124/
[17:03] <gabriele> !list
[17:04]  * ablest1980 buys ubottu a beer
[17:06] <aladiah> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764124/   now i just simply delete this directory and all files inside ?
[17:06] <davevanloo> hello all, i am back from dinner,  i attempted to use ctrl alt F1 in order to shutdown the x server for installing nvidia drivers, however instead of a curser and or login i simply get a black screen.. any idea how to resolve this?
[17:06] <GreenScreen> Is Firefox in Ubuntu written to use QT?
[17:08] <ablest1980> davevanloo #ubuntu-server
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> davevanloo: reboot and drop to root recovery console. You may need to remount the filesystem read/write
[17:08] <davevanloo> roger, i will drop to root, how to i remount the filesystem inside recovery?
[17:09] <davevanloo> do*
[17:09] <ioria> aladiah,  sorry, what are trying to do ?
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> davevanloo: why not use the packaged drivers, its much easier
[17:09] <Pinkamena_D> My mouse pointer seems to have vanished (I can still hover around and see that things are being hovered over) How do I get it back?
[17:09] <ActionParsnip> davevanloo: to remount you will need:    mount -o remount,rw /
[17:09] <GreenScreen> what update is tied to "Web Browser Engine Update for QT"
[17:10] <davevanloo> im running 2 900 series cards in SLI, the packaged ones do not yet support my cards
[17:10] <ikonia> you will have problems in general
[17:10] <ikonia> SLI is not great, SLI on the 900's is a problem
[17:10] <ikonia> I would advise you to just use it in single card mode
[17:10] <ikonia> I doubt there is anything you'll do in linux that will require both in SLI
[17:11] <davevanloo> i know that basicly every core update i will have i would need to reinstall the drivers. and although i do not neccerely need SLIś power.. i do need working driver even if just using 1 of them
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: not even games?
[17:11] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: not even games
[17:11] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: wow
[17:11] <ikonia> there are no native games to my knowledge that would require two 900 series cards in SLI
[17:11] <aladiah> ioria , i did this http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764205/  but someone told me this was not for me . so i uninstalled but results was this http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764124/   ,now i just simply delete this directory and all files inside ?
[17:12] <ikonia> davevanloo: what ubuntu version are you using
[17:12] <davevanloo> @ActionParsnip would mount -o remoount, rw / require any variables?
[17:12] <ikonia> davevanloo: what ubuntu version are you using
[17:12] <davevanloo> using 14.04 lts
[17:13] <ikonia> that should support the 900 series
[17:13] <zetheroo> what is the correct method to use to file a feature request?
[17:13] <ikonia> (in single card mode)
[17:13] <ikonia> zetheroo: bug and mark it as feature request
[17:13] <zetheroo> ikonia: in Launchpad?
[17:13] <ikonia> yes
[17:13] <deadmund> davevanloo: Variables?  That command seems fine to me (except that / is probably already mounted rw)
[17:13] <zetheroo> ok thanks
[17:13] <GreenScreen> what program is tied to the recent update "Web Browser Engine Update for QT"
[17:14] <aladiah> ioria : ?
[17:14] <davevanloo> ikonia it could be a bug then yes.., although i have heard that the packaged drivers are not yet avaible
[17:14] <ikonia> davevanloo: what drivers package are using (there are multiple)
[17:14] <ikonia> davevanloo: and what is the bug
[17:14] <davevanloo> deadmund , i was just wondering.., if i perhaps needed to say wich partition etc etc
[17:14] <ioria> aladiah,  the problem was that  lspci not listing your blutooth  ?
[17:14] <ikonia> davevanloo: / is the partition
[17:15] <davevanloo> ikonia i have tried nvidia-recent prety much
[17:15] <ikonia> I'd look at the other nvidia-$package
[17:15] <aladiah> ioria: but now i must delete this directory and put all to the returning poinst doesnit ? yes thats because what you said
[17:16] <ioria> aladiah,  youare 100%  sure to have a blutooth device ?
[17:16] <aladiah> ioria: yes i have
[17:16] <davevanloo> ikonia the bug itself is simply that i get a black screen at bootup. and were would i find nvidia-$package "packages" ?
[17:16] <ioria> aladiah,  usb or embedded ?
[17:16] <ikonia> davevanloo: $package is a variable for the other nvidia packags
[17:16] <ikonia> !nomodeset | davevanloo
[17:17] <aladiah> ioria can i simlpy delete the directory i created to tinstall that stuff a while ago ?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764124/
[17:17] <aladiah> ioria : is embebbed
[17:17] <davevanloo> ooh thank you ubottu, i exually did get that bug to once when i installed the drivers, it seemed like i only got to see half the screen
[17:17] <aladiah> embedded
[17:18] <ioria> aladiah,  in the wifi  card ?
[17:18] <bepolite> Hello
[17:18] <aladiah> i dont know where, but usb it isnt
[17:18] <ioria> aladiah,  what  your pc ?
[17:18] <bepolite> Why does the ubuntu packet manager not have the latest version of java and eclipse?
[17:18] <davevanloo> i will research this webpage a little and try to install a driver package from nvidia ikonia or ubottu would you have a specific package you would recomend for my setup? even if im going to run it in "not sli" mode
[17:19] <ikonia> davevanloo: I strongly advise you not to install anything from nvidia.com
[17:19] <ikonia> davevanloo: I would suggest you look at the other nvidia packages provided from ubuntu
[17:19] <ikonia> davevanloo: ubottu is a bot I triggered to give you info
[17:19] <aladiah> ioria samgung  satellite C70D-B-10x
[17:20] <davevanloo> ikonia: haha, well he fooled me! :P i was planning on getting premade packages from apt-get i was simply wondering which specific one to get/was recomended by you personally
[17:20] <ioria> aladiah,  toshiba, you mean ?
[17:20] <aladiah> ioria i did sudo make uninstall  but all files stll inside directort ..
[17:20] <ikonia> davevanloo: no idea, I'd research which packages provide which nvidia-binary versions
[17:20] <aladiah> ioria yes toshiba satelitte
[17:21] <aladiah> sorry
[17:22] <ioria> aladiah,  yes,  you have : Wireless  Technology : Bluetooth® 4.0 + LE
[17:23] <davevanloo> allright.., ikonia i am at a loss though as to were to research it?
[17:23] <aladiah> ioria yes i have
[17:24] <ioria> aladiah,  yor wireless is Broadcom ?
[17:24] <wiuempe> hello
[17:25] <aladiah> ioria bcm943142y
[17:26] <ioria> aladiah,  and your wifi is working fine ?
[17:26] <wiuempe> anyone know why in this same time youtube and spotify won't play? In youtube movies won't play, progress bar has ben stoped, no sound. In spotify this same
[17:26] <davevanloo> ikonia: seems only the  349.12 - BETA according to the geforce website that added support for my card, i hope its avaible
[17:26] <aladiah> iria if this help  fcc id  QDS BRCM1079
[17:26] <wiuempe> spotify on normal client base on wine, and youtube on chrome
[17:26] <aladiah> ioria if this help  fcc id  QDS BRCM1079
[17:27] <aladiah> ioria work fine
[17:27] <aladiah> after hibernate dont
[17:27] <aladiah> after waiking from hibernate state it dont work
[17:28] <davevanloo> using apt-get to get a beta package would i append -beta to nvidia-349.12 aka: "sudo apt-get install nvidia-349.12-beta"
[17:28] <bepolite> How can I get the version of a specific package using "apt-get" without isntalling the package
[17:28] <bepolite> ?
[17:29] <wiuempe> bepolite: apt-cache policy package
[17:29] <aladiah> ioria i will reboot
[17:29] <aladiah> ioria i will be back in a minute
[17:29] <ioria> aladiah,  ok
[17:29] <aladiah> seconds
[17:29] <bepolite> Thanks wiuempe
[17:30] <bepolite> Apt get says the latest version of eclipse is  3.8.1 but Eclipse is now in version 4.4
[17:30] <bepolite> How do I get this latest version?
[17:31] <mentoc> I'm having a situation where my mouse and keyboard (USB) no longer work. They work in my BIOS configuration screen and the mouse lights up during the boot up process, but once the desktop manager comes up, nothing. They don't supply any input whatsoever
[17:31] <SchrodingersScat> bepolite: if you want something newer than offered by ubuntu, you can try their site or a ppa, both get you less support for it, since you're going off on your own.
[17:31] <bepolite> Hmmm
[17:31] <mchelen1> bepolite, i use the one from the eclipse website
[17:32] <kart> bepolite: yep get the latest version from the site. it works on my 14.04 with no issues (yet)
[17:32] <mchelen1> bepolite, there are a bunch of versions to choose from tho
[17:32] <genii> mentoc: Are they connected with cords to the usb ports, or is there a wireless adapter that plugs into the usb and then the keyboard and mouse connect to that?
[17:32] <mentoc> genii: they connect via cords. I tried other USB ports as well but to no avail
[17:33] <bepolite> Well mchelen1 I guess I'll chose the first one.
[17:33] <bepolite> i just need eclipse for android
[17:33] <mentoc> I'm using said keyboard and mouse right now. they only work now because I'm on a live cd
[17:34] <mchelen1> bepolite, idk if there is a specific version for android or java, but you can always try it and see how it goes
[17:35] <mjuszczak> Is there a simple programmatic way to enable pam_mkhomeir in 14.04 or do you have to append the lines to /etc/pam.d/common-session manualy?
[17:36] <Pici> mjuszczak: You should be able to just add another file in /etc/pam.d/ with the lines you need
[17:37] <aladiah> ioria : when i switch on Blueman appear a box saying : " Bluetooth is switch offed. bluetooth must be switch offto let device manager works. Out  or activate bluetooth ?
[17:38] <aladiah> ioria:  I will click activate bluetooth
[17:38] <baxx> does anyone have any advice on backup tools other than Deja Dup? Just for a single user (me) on my system at the mo
[17:38] <davevanloo> well it worked, thanks for all the support! :)
[17:39] <davevanloo> detetected both gpuś aswel as both monitors <3
[17:39] <ioria> aladiah,  and   ... ?
[17:39] <acz32> if i install 14.04 for the LTS, will the packages like firefox, pidgin, etc be as up to date as the versions in 14.10 or 15.04 when it's released? or is it like debian where the software is kept stable for 2+ years
[17:39] <aladiah> ioria: a box open , blueman open , but no button available ... all of the are unclickable
[17:39] <ianorlin> acz32: I think newest firefox ends up getting backported but not most other stuff
[17:39] <aladiah> ioria: only view and help
[17:40] <aladiah> ioria: Adpator, and device are not available
[17:40] <aladiah> ioria: search , add, config . . are no available, are there, but not available to click
[17:40] <mchelen1> baxx, whats wrong with deja dup?
[17:40] <ioria> aladiah,  lspci -k | grep Network -A  5
[17:41] <baxx> mchelen1: it went corrupted on me, thought that I'd see what else was out there
[17:41] <baxx> maybe it was a one off - is that what everyone uses?
[17:41] <aladiah> ioria: results for lspci -k | grep Network -A  5  are   http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764511/
[17:42] <mchelen1> baxx, ah i had that problem once, i tried to do more frequent "full" backups instead of diff
[17:42] <baxx> mchelen1: yeah it's not ideal in a back up is it :P are you still using it then?
[17:42] <mchelen1> baxx, you can do a straight rsync, with a gui if you want, it won't save file history tho
[17:43] <acz32> ianorlin: so i can install the LTS 14.04 and if i want newer versions, can upgrade to 15.05 using the package manager and not having to re-install
[17:43] <baxx> mchelen1: what about backing up installed repos etc
[17:43] <ioria> aladiah,  maybe you have to reinstall your Broadcom driver
[17:43] <mchelen1> baxx, rsync /etc/apt ?
[17:43] <aladiah> ioria can you handle me with that step ? i dont remember ho wi did it last time i installe this lubuntu 14.10
[17:43] <mchelen1> baxx, i use a few tools to backup to various places, but usually just my /home and dont worry about repos (i dont have many installed tho)
[17:44] <baxx> mchelen1: never heard of that method, I've been ttrying to use dpkg for it
[17:44] <aladiah> ioria : is normal Lubuntu 14.10 take too long to awake from hibernate state ?
[17:44] <SCHAAP137> 15.04 is due end of the month right?
[17:44] <baxx> mchelen1: /home would work for me i think... then If I had a tool that checked all my git repos and a script for my installed packages I'd probably be set!
[17:44] <mchelen1> baxx, well all the repos are store in /etc/apt
[17:45] <mjuszczak> Pici: OK
[17:45] <mchelen1> baxx, there is some tool that does package lists, i forget the name tho
[17:45] <ioria> aladiah, don't know :-) i got problem with suspend in  14.04
[17:46] <baxx> mchelen1: I have tried this http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764571/
[17:46] <aladiah> ioria: software&updates then drivers ?
[17:46] <ianorlin> acz32: 15.04 isn't quite out yet but yes you should be able to but I think you will need an intemediate step in 14.10 then to 15.04
[17:46] <mchelen1> baxx, ah yeah dpkg might be the simplest option. does that work ok?
[17:46] <kart> SCHAAP137: Apr 23 is the date i think
[17:47] <SCHAAP137> cool, looking forward to it
[17:47] <aladiah> iori: you dont know how to reisntall my broadcom driver ?
[17:47] <baxx> Yeah I got something working from it - i haven't fully got my head around it at the mo mchelen1 , i can't remember how to install from here but think I've got it written somewhere
[17:47] <mmartinez> hola
[17:47] <ianorlin> aladiah: It depends on how fast your disc is when resuming from hiberante
[17:47] <SCHAAP137> moved from GNOME-flashback to MATE a few days ago
[17:47] <kart> RC is out by the 16th though
[17:47] <baxx> mchelen1: do you just rsync /home then? Do you have snapshots of them?
[17:47] <SCHAAP137> excellent move
[17:47] <mchelen1> baxx, i rsync /home and use deja dup
[17:47] <kart> how's MATE in general ? havent got a chance to play with it yet
[17:47] <SonikkuAmerica> SCHAAP137: Glad you like it. Are you using the now-official flavor?
[17:48] <baxx> mchelen1: fair, so you use them in unison
[17:48] <baxx> mchelen1: and no snapshots of the rsync, just the most up to date version there
[17:48] <mchelen1> baxx, yup, rsync goes to a network drive, and deja dup encrypts & backs up to S3
[17:48] <ioria> aladiah, no,  you should sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source and then open Additional driver and  reboot, ... but you said that  wifi is working ...
[17:48] <SCHAAP137> i believe so SonikkuAmerica, 14.10
[17:48] <baxx> mchelen1: do you check their integrity?
[17:48] <mchelen1> baxx, yup the rsync is only latest version, while deja has version history
[17:48] <SCHAAP137> MATE version 1.8.1
[17:49] <aladiah> ioria ok
[17:49] <aladiah> ioria is working
[17:49] <mchelen1> baxx, i have, but i forget how often
[17:49] <mmartinez> i want to make a script to logon automaticaly on cisco routers
[17:49] <aladiah> ioria how about resintall blueman ?
[17:49] <SonikkuAmerica> SCHAAP137: That won't be officially supported by the way... if you want "real" official support grab a 15.04 daily (it's pretty stable)
[17:49] <baxx> mchelen1: is deja also just being run on /home?
[17:49] <mchelen1> baxx, i have the rsync do crc check and then i dont worry as much about deja
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> mmartinez  script in what coding language?
[17:50] <baxx> sos for all the q;s, i've been meaning to organise this for ages
[17:50] <mmartinez> bash script
[17:50] <mchelen1> baxx, yup, i dont consider much else on the system to be important
[17:50] <mmartinez> or something like that
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> mmartinez  #bash
[17:50] <mmartinez> expect
[17:50] <SCHAAP137> i'll do that when Intel releases their new GFX package, my first gen i5 integrated GFX depends on it for good OpenGL and stuff
[17:50] <SCHAAP137> but i will sure do that in the near future SonikkuAmerica
[17:50] <mmartinez> #bash
[17:50] <baxx> mchelen1: crc = checksum I'm guessing?
[17:50] <mchelen1> baxx, yup
[17:51] <baxx> mchelen1: cheers - do you have any starting points on a script for that? no worries if theres personal info in there I'll have a gander otherwise
[17:51] <aladiah> iori : i do that and ti says is already installed
[17:51] <aladiah>  sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
[17:52] <ioria> aladiah, and in Additional drivers ?
[17:52] <aladiah> it is in using
[17:52] <mchelen1> baxx, the rsync script? it's dead simple, rsync -e ssh /home user@nas:/backups
[17:52] <aladiah> iori : it is in using
[17:53] <mchelen1> baxx, iirc the options are -a for archive, -c for checksum
[17:53] <baxx> mchelen1: and rsync handles the checksums from the soruce to the backups itself? You don't have to script an external md5 or something?
[17:54] <mchelen1> baxx, i think what it does is checksum the file before transferring, but actually im not sure if it checks afterwards
[17:55] <baxx> mchelen1: hmm... it'd be clever if it did
[17:55] <mchelen1> baxx, but presumably if you run it a 2nd time and the files have not changed, it will compare the local & remote checksums
[17:56] <davevanloo> allright, a few reboots later and everything is correctly oriented and performing as desired, thank you all for your help :)
[17:56] <mchelen1> baxx, oh i think rsync always does file checksums after transfer http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/30970/does-rsync-verify-files-copied-between-two-local-drives
[17:56] <aladiah> ioria : do you think this could be a solution for me http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764666/   i found this here http://askubuntu.com/questions/533043/bluetooth-not-working-on-ubuntu-14-04-with-dell-inspiron-15-3521
[17:56] <aladiah> ioria: i think it have same bcm has me
[17:56] <ikonia> aladiah: STOP just doing random things
[17:57] <ikonia> aladiah: find out your blue tooth model / make and check it's linux support status
[17:57] <davevanloo> ikonia: , thank you for your help :)
[17:57] <ikonia> davevanloo: no sweat
[17:57] <davevanloo> i think nvidia-recent was not as recent is I thought it was :P
[17:57] <baxx> mchelen1: ace cheers for the link... I'm going to get on this soon :) thanks for the pointers
[17:57] <aladiah> ikonia can you explain how to do that step by step on console ?
[17:58] <ikonia> aladiah: no, as I've told you 5 times
[17:58] <ikonia> aladiah: research your hardware - stop trying to guess
[17:58] <ikonia> you've already seen the chipset - someone told you to get that with lsusb
[17:58] <aladiah> i should research on wikipedia ?
[17:58] <mchelen1> baxx, np, good luck! i wish deja dup were a little more reliable, but having multiple backups is always a good idea
[17:58] <aladiah> ikonia all of that chinese for me
[17:59] <aladiah> ikonia thanks for your help
[17:59] <davevanloo> aladiah: if you still have a windows install, use some software like you already know.. for example : aida64 to get a complete system info on it.. there are also utilities for linux to do the same.. should be easy enough
[18:03] <davevanloo> aladiah it goes without saying that you must run whatever utility you plan to use on the machine your trying to find the info on.. ;)
[18:07] <aladiah> ok davevanloo
[18:07] <aladiah> i tough bcm43142 was wireless and bluetooth at same time
[18:08] <aladiah> bcm943142
[18:08] <aladiah> it is written under the laptop chassis
[18:09] <davevanloo> aladiah: well honestly.. most likely the only place were the true info you need is physicly written down would be on the chip/part of the board itself mate
[18:10] <OerHeks> aladiah, correct, Broadcom BCM43142 - 802.11bgn 1T1R (150Mbps) + BT 4.0
[18:10] <aladiah> OerHeks
[18:11] <ioria> aladiah, dmesg | grep -e bluetooth -e firmware ?
[18:12] <aladiah> i will do it
[18:13] <aladiah> ioria:  results for dmesg | grep -e bluetooth -e firmware  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10764854/
[18:14] <aladiah> ioria : toshiba_bluetooth: Re-enabling Toshiba Bluetooth   , i should reboot now ?
[18:15] <ioria> aladiah, are you   dual boot ?
[18:16] <aladiah> ioria yes iam
[18:16] <ioria> aladiah, and in windows it works ?
[18:16] <aladiah> perfectly
[18:17] <aladiah> ioria after your last command, i should reboot and try again here ?
[18:17] <ioria> aladiah, the firmware seems ok
[18:18] <ioria> aladiah, try reboot
[18:18] <aladiah> ioria : could this things happens because i did a UEFi installation instead UFEMI or whatever
[18:18] <n473> I'm going over the docs to install PureFTPD, and one of the steps recommends creating an fptuser and setting their shell to /etc. Is this wise?
[18:18] <n473> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureFTP
[18:19] <aladiah> ioria, ok i will reboot
[18:19] <aladiah> ioria : i will be back in seconds
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> n473: is there no scope to use Site?
[18:21] <ActionParsnip> Sorry  SFTP
[18:22] <ActionParsnip> n473: FTP is awful and unsecure
[18:22] <n473> ActionParsnip: it does have an SSL section; for my purposes it will be used over PPTP anyway
[18:23] <ANJ7> sudo: /usr/bin/sudo must be owned by uid 0 and have the setuid bit set
[18:23] <ANJ7> what does that mean?
[18:23] <ActionParsnip> n473: install openssh-server and you have an SFTP service. Connect using your Ubuntu login account. Need more users? Just add an Ubuntu user.
[18:23] <n473> just seems odd that it would grant the "template" ftpuser the default shell /etc
[18:24] <zerowaitstate> ANJ7: means the file owner needs to be root and the setuid permission bit on the executable file needs to be turned on
[18:24] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: it means you have been messing with permissions on the sudoers file
[18:24] <ANJ7> oh, how can i resort that?
[18:24] <n473> ActionParsnip: my requirements are a bit more particular; the send hosts are Mikrotiks running RouterOS, and there are too many of them to warrant ssh/keypairs,etc.
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: drop to root recovery and you can make the changes
[18:25] <n473> which makes ftp the option with the least administrative overhead
[18:25] <ANJ7> how to drop to root recovery?
[18:25] <ActionParsnip> n473: you don't have to use keys with SFTP or even  SSH.
[18:25] <ANJ7> I just chmod /usr/bin files
[18:25] <ANJ7> chmod 777
[18:25] <n473> oh SNAP
[18:26] <ANJ7> will I not be able to revert it back?
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: reinstall. You have butchered your OS
[18:26] <ANJ7> wow,
[18:26] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: no feasibly. Why would you do that?
[18:26] <ANJ7> reinstall the os?
[18:27] <ANJ7> I just wanted to give permission to some files
[18:27] <ANJ7> now is there no other way?
[18:27] <n473> if you remember what those files were, and what their permissions were before you changed them
[18:27] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: unless you want to go through every file in a good install and make a note of the access then copy it individually to your install OS, you will need to reinstall
[18:27] <n473> you could change them back
[18:28] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: you don't need to give access to files in /usr/bin.  It removes all security from the things you change, in this case the system binaries. Anyone or anything can make changes to the files unhindered
[18:29] <n473> ActionParsnip: as for using keys/etc, we could just go anonymous, but we need to retain the ability to differentiate between clients and, if need be, deny access individually
[18:30] <ANJ7> ok, fine. I'll reinstall the os
[18:30] <n473> and you can't automate askpass or expect functionality with RouterOS
[18:30] <ANJ7> bye. Cya
[18:30] <n473> enjoy!
[18:30] <ActionParsnip> ANJ7: because everyone has all access including malicious scripts in websites
[18:30] <ANJ7> night, its late here
[18:30] <n473> ANJ7: we;ve all been where you are
[18:30] <n473> it gets fun, I promise :P
[18:30] <ANJ7> hope so.
[18:31] <ANJ7> cya
[18:31] <n473> cheerio
[18:31] <ActionParsnip> n473: you still have a username and password for the SFTP connection just like you would for the FTP
[18:32] <foo> I installed apache, mysql, php5, and php5-fpm. It appears PHP isn't being rendered when I pull up a page. Is there a bot factoid someone can shoot at me?
[18:32] <baxx> n473: I always chmod +x ./<file>.sh on things that i've made, I know I've come into this late, just wondering if that's a nono
[18:33] <n473> baxx: as long as you're doing it as your own user, and not as root, you're fine
[18:34] <pbx> foo, try #apache or #php
[18:34] <n473> you have to chmod +x scripts you've written in order to be able to execute them
[18:34] <foo> pbx: thanks, can't hurt to try there, too
[18:34] <baxx> n473: yea I am, though I haven't really considered that before tbh... yeah I just do it to run things. All good then :)
[18:37] <ibouvousaime> hello guys I'm trying to use a nvidia card with blender but blender doesnt seem to see it I get his log when I'm trying to see if the gpu is active http://ur1.ca/k4jsr my driver info is http://ur1.ca/k4jto  I already have the nvidia seting manager installed and have libcuda1-346 installed
[18:37] <ibouvousaime> Can someone help me please ?
[18:41] <Meinskur> ?
[18:42] <genii> !
[18:50] <ibouvousaime_> hello guys I'm trying to use a nvidia card with blender but blender doesnt seem to see it I get his log when I'm trying to see if the gpu is active http://ur1.ca/k4jsr my driver info is http://ur1.ca/k4jto  I already have the nvidia seting manager installed and have libcuda1-346 installed
[18:54] <help_meeee> help
[18:54] <help_meeee> i want to install ubuntu on a machine with no internet connection
[18:54] <BigMac> Hello,  I need a bit of help with an Kernel 13.9.03 update.  It is mainly a video issue.
[18:56] <help_meeee> i want to install ubuntu on a machine with no internet connection
[18:56] <OerHeks> help_meeee, you can, so what is the issue?
[18:56] <ibouvousaime> help_meeee, DO you have the iso file ?
[18:56] <hkrrsx> !install | help_meeee
[18:56] <help_meeee> OerHeks: where do i find the image
[18:57] <ibouvousaime> help_meeee, download it from the ubuntu website
[18:57] <OerHeks> help_meeee, http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
[19:01] <unixnub> (Hope this place is okay to ask noob unix questions) How can I change permissions of a program to not require sudo to run properly?
[19:01] <mchelen1> what program?
[19:02] <unixnub> Atom (text editor)
[19:02] <mchelen1> huh that should not require sudo, how did you install it?
[19:02] <rori> hi, can someone help me debug my usb mobile broadband? it used to work but just stopped all the sudden. i remember doing something with usb_modeswitch when i got it to work but cant remember what. unforetuneately i did not write down how i got it to work the first time.
[19:02] <unixnub> If I run it without sudo, it only opens up as a barebones framework. Runs properly only if I use sudo
[19:03] <unixnub> I also want 'npm install -g' to not require sudo either
[19:03] <mchelen1> unixnub, there is no way around that, -g installs globally
[19:03] <mchelen1> or at least no good way
[19:03] <BigMac> Can someone with kernel experience help with a video issue in kernel 13.19?
[19:03] <ibouvousaime>  hello guys I'm trying to use a nvidia card with blender but blender doesnt seem to see it I get his log when I'm trying to see if the gpu is active http://ur1.ca/k4jsr my driver info is http://ur1.ca/k4jto  I already have the nvidia seting manager installed and have libcuda1-346 installed
[19:03] <mchelen1> unixnub, you can just install the node package locally
[19:04] <unixnub> mchelen1: how about atom?
[19:04] <mchelen1> unixnub, how did you install it?
[19:04] <unixnub> I have it installed in /opt
[19:04] <mchelen1> unixnub, i'd recommend taking that out & installing with the .deb
[19:04] <unixnub> followed instruction here https://atom.io/docs/v0.186.0/build-instructions/linux
[19:05] <mchelen1> unixnub, is there some reason you need to build it, why not use https://github.com/atom/atom#debian-linux-ubuntu
[19:05] <unixnub> my system is 32-bit, and the pre-built package is 64-bit
[19:05] <BigMac> Can someone with kernel experience help with a video issue in kernel 13.19?  PM me since there are other conversations going on  Thanks...
[19:06] <xangua> there is no linux 13 BigMac
[19:06] <BigMac> Kernel not distro
[19:06] <mchelen1> unixnub, ah ok
[19:07] <SCHAAP137> you probably mean version 3.19, BigMac
[19:07] <bekks> BigMac: Support happens in here, not in a PM most likely :)
[19:07] <mchelen1> unixnub, id recommend this ppa https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/ubuntu/atom
[19:07] <xangua> there is no linux kernel 13 BigMac, do you mean 3,.19? if that so you are not using a kernel rpovided by the official ubuntu repository
[19:08] <yorwos> hey guyz, i have a question for a "problem" kind of i came up , but treat it as more general question also plz, not this program specific
[19:08] <OerHeks> BigMac, wait 2 weeks for vivid with 3.19
[19:08] <SCHAAP137> the more general a question is asked, the more general the answer will be, yorwos
[19:08] <caveira> ola
[19:08] <BigMac> oops 3.19   geeze i'm getting old
[19:08] <caveira> boa tarde
[19:09] <rori> how do i check the status of usb_modeswitch?
[19:09] <unixnub> mchelen1: thanks. I saw that, but I was a bit unsure about using a ppa, ill check it out
[19:09] <mchelen1> unixnub, yeah go for it, it's a lot easier than building yourslef
[19:09] <caveira> algum brasileiro no chat
[19:09] <caveira> ?
[19:09] <k1l_> !br | caveira
[19:10] <mchelen1> unixnub: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/atom
[19:10] <BigMac> I have my mind running in multitask mode
[19:10] <yorwos> i wanna install a program "kompozer" (eg.this time its this) but then all instructions include manually installing some big lots of dependencies , is there any place with daily builds or something ? i mean is there a more proper way to installing this or other programs without having to install so many dependencies ? i might already have a newer version , this specific program is pretty old , i don't wanna break something else by accident
[19:10] <yorwos> ally downgrading
[19:10] <unixnub> yep ok
[19:10] <unixnub> is it bad practice to install stuff in /opt? I also have eclipse and chrome installed there
[19:10] <mchelen1> unixnub, then "apt-get update" and "apt-get install atom"
[19:10] <mchelen1> unixnub, you may need to remove the version you built yourself
[19:10] <unixnub> mchelen1: thanks, ill do that
[19:11] <mchelen1> unixnub, idk if there is anything wrong with it, it's just not usually necessary to do installs yourself because most things have packages
[19:11] <rori> hi, can someone help me debug my usb mobile broadband? it used to work but just stopped all the sudden. i remember doing something with usb_modeswitch when i got it to work but cant remember what. unforetuneately i did not write down how i got it to work the first time.
[19:11] <mchelen1> yorwos, sudo apt-get install kompozer
[19:11] <BigMac> Too late waiting for vivid  I already installed the 3.19.03 already and apparently the loss of video issue is still there since 3.16.x
[19:12] <yorwos> unable to locate package
[19:12] <BigMac> The reason I updated again is that some v4l2 drivers work better after 3.12.24
[19:13] <mchelen1> yorwos, that software looks really old, you might want to find something newer
[19:14] <djhenry> My name is Djhenry and I'm trying to get a registration code for linux mint community profile
[19:15] <htqp> djhenry: linuxmint support channel is #linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org
[19:15] <BigMac> soo  the question still stands... Anyone with experience with the latest kernel update.  I already installed 3.19.03 and now no video
[19:15] <htqp> this is #ubuntu and derivatives are not supported here
[19:15] <djhenry> Thanks
[19:16] <mchelen1> yorwos, try this http://linuxg.net/how-to-install-bluegriffon-1-7-2-on-ubuntu-14-04-ubuntu-12-04-and-derivative-systems/
[19:17] <yorwos> thanx
[19:18] <yorwos> n thanx to the channel u guyz always try to help
[19:18] <BigMac> I guess I'll file a bug report.  The video problem is still in the latest release kernel
[19:19] <RDX4OO> BigMac, what kind of video probs u got?
[19:19] <BigMac> No video  Just blank screen in HDMI or V GA
[19:20] <BigMac> I had to boot to 3.12.24
[19:20] <RDX4OO> which graphic unit u are using?
[19:20] <BigMac> I had this issue back with 3.16
[19:20] <unixnub> how do I check the list of repos that I am using?
[19:20] <silvano> spiderman
[19:20] <BigMac> Nvidia with latest driver.  Works in .24 kernel
[19:21] <htqp> unixnub: /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*
[19:21] <htqp> files NOT ending in .list are ignored
[19:21] <BigMac> RDX can you pm me.  my screen is out of sorts and things are getting scrolled of quick.  Thanks
[19:22] <RDX4OO> BigMac, u got PM
[19:22] <unixnub> htqp: Ii can't find the ppa that I just added
[19:22] <htqp> unixnub: instead, for a specific package, run:   apt-cache policy packagename
[19:22] <k1l_> unixnub: "ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d" in a pastebin please
[19:22] <k1l_> !paste | unixnub
[19:26] <unixnub> so I just ran 'sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/atom'
[19:27] <unixnub> k1l_: I found the repo by running that the 'ls -al' command
[19:27] <unixnub> oh....so that .d file is a directory... @.@
[19:27] <rori> is it really noone that can help me with my usb mobile broadband?
[19:27] <k1l_> unixnub: yes. its a dir
[19:27] <feodoran> if my computer has two graphic chips, one integrated (intel) and one discrete graphic card (radeon), how can i check which one is activated? and how can I choose, which one to use?
[19:28] <unixnub> rori: so your mobile broadband stopped working as in, internet doesn't work?
[19:28] <k1l_> feodoran: install the fglrx from the repo and then see the amd control center thingy
[19:29] <rori> unixnub, yes and the account is filled (i have 10GB surf left)
[19:29] <unixnub> feodoran: http://askubuntu.com/questions/2419/switching-between-graphics-cards
[19:29] <rori> the mobile blinks blue when working, else red. now it is red. i talked to the ISP, there are no distrubances.
[19:29] <rori> i can use internet on a cafe via wifi
[19:29] <ikonia> what has a cafe got to do with your mobile broadband
[19:30] <unixnub> rori: does it work on other devices?
[19:30] <rori> have not tried actually. i can try that tomorrow but not now
[19:30] <rori> but how can i debug it now?
[19:30] <rori> i did something with usb_modeswitch first time i got it to work, i think.
[19:31] <unixnub> (aren't mobile broadband devices wireless nowadays? @.@)
[19:32] <unixnub> rori: does this posts help you, or is it stuff you already know? http://askubuntu.com/questions/468691/usb-mobile-broadband-dongles-in-ubuntu-14-04-where-to-start
[19:32]  * akkad is getting SOOOO tired of all the damn broken mirrors yielding 404's on mirrors.txt
[19:32]  * ikonia doesn't appreciate /me commands from akkad
[19:33]  * unixnub wonders how mirrors can be broken if our eyes are broken
[19:33] <ikonia> unixnub: what have you eyes got to do with software mirrors ?
[19:33] <akkad> fix your fonts. IRC is not THAT hard
[19:33] <k1l_> akkad: use a local mirror that works or use the main server
[19:33] <ikonia> fonts ?
[19:33] <ikonia> what have fonts got to do with mirrors ?
[19:34] <akkad> "appreciate"
[19:34] <unixnub> ikonia: sorry, that was a reddit reference
[19:34] <tgm4883> This seems to be getting off track
[19:34] <tgm4883> unixnub: actually, it was a jalen smith reference
[19:34] <gunndawg> I use IRSSI for my IRC client.  I ve purged the fglrx-* packages. Can anyone please help me restore my GUI :) ?
[19:46] <gunndawg> demoz_ no unity? that sounds like a blessing ;)
[19:46] <demoz_> gunndawg lol :D any ideas how to restore the original X.org driver ?
[19:47] <gunndawg> demoz_ I am not sure. I dont use unity
[19:47] <demoz_> "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" didn't help either
[19:49] <alesan> hello
[19:49] <x85> is there any way to make fans spin to see if they are working under linux
[19:49] <alesan> anybody knows how to download the Cisco VPN software?
[19:49] <alesan>  had it installed, not a problem, then I tried to log in again into it - and it was gone!
[19:49] <alesan> disappeared from the menu and even the cisco directory in /opt does not have binaries anymore
[19:50] <MonkeyDust> alesan  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN
[19:50] <alesan> MonkeyDust, I will read that, let's see if it helps
[19:51] <alesan> MonkeyDust, is that Ubuntu specific? What if I run Kubuntu
[19:51] <halfburnttoast> x85, what do you mean 'make fans spin'?
[19:51] <MonkeyDust> alesan  it's the same repo
[19:51] <halfburnttoast> that should be controlled by the bios/uefi, not linux
[19:53] <Rory> Is there a better pattern to use than: for host in $(cat ips); do something; done
[19:53] <Rory> using cat there seems wrong somehow
[19:54] <halfburnttoast> Rory, what is 'ips'
[19:54] <halfburnttoast> a ascii file, right?
[19:54] <Rory> text file. for line in $(cat file.txt); do something; done
[19:55] <Rory> doesn't matter.
[19:55] <Rory> I'm asking about how to get rid of that call to "cat" - can't bash read the file natively line-by-line?
[19:55] <tgm4883> alesan: Trying to connect to anyconnect or something else?
[19:55] <halfburnttoast> while read host; do <whatever>; done < ips
[19:56] <alesan> tgm4883, yes it should be anyconnect...
[19:56] <Rory> halfburnttoast: and that gives me $host for each line?
[19:56] <alesan> I used to have the cisco client for it, but now it disappeared...
[19:56] <halfburnttoast> yes
[19:56] <tgm4883> alesan: that's what we've got here, does kubuntu use network-manager?
[19:56] <alesan> now I am trying to have network manager connect to it...
[19:56] <Rory> beautiful. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks halfburnttoast
[19:56] <alesan> tgm4883, I think it does... Should I ask in #kubuntu?
[19:56] <halfburnttoast> Rory, no prob
[19:57] <tgm4883> alesan: yea, if it does, there is a package you need to install to get the VPN stuff
[19:57] <tgm4883> for anyconnet
[19:57] <alesan> tgm4883, how can I find that package.. I am searching on the internet
[19:57] <timer159> info
[19:59] <bprompt> alesan:    hmmm in kubuntu, to connect, you'd have an icon on the systray, click that
[20:00] <alesan> I have configured it any clicked on "Connect" on this VPN entry, but it does not do anything. Maybe I am missing some packages and the system silently fails.
[20:00] <cjoseph> I'm having some trouble with cron on 14.04. I have a cron job in my normal (non-root) user's crontab that I added using 'crontab -e'. Its set to run every hour, and the syntax was verified using a syntax checker. /var/log/syslog shows my actions editing the crontab, but when the time goes by, the job never runs and nothing is logged to /var/log/syslog. If I grep a process list, I see 3 instances named 'cron' running.  How can I get bett
[20:01] <tgm4883> alesan: if you use network-manager, then on ubuntu you install network-manager-openconnect and network-manager-openconnect-gnome and you can configure it from the GUI. Not sure what that would be in kubuntu but it's a start
[20:01] <alesan> ok sure thanks
[20:01] <halfburnttoast> cjoseph, mind pasting the cronjob here?
[20:01] <alesan> I will try
[20:02] <alesan> I really like KDE, that's why I use Kubuntu, instead of Gnome
[20:03] <bprompt> alesan:     so.... what's the story?    you want to connect to... something, using the kwin kde network manager?    kwin uses a plasmoid, a white icon onthe systray, for the frontend, and for the backend, uses just like ubuntu, NetworkManager daemon
[20:04] <alesan> bprompt, ideally I;d want to use the regular cisco client I've used until the other day. BUT, to make it work, any solution is fine, as long as it works
[20:07] <cjoseph> halfburnttoast: you mean the entry in crontab? sure
[20:07] <bprompt> alesan:   well... kubuntu should have the white icon on the system tray for the plasmoid to configure any network
[20:07] <cjoseph> 47 *  *   *   *     /usr/local/sbin/doodler
[20:07] <bprompt> alesan:    just hover over the ones there, see what tooltip they may show
[20:08] <cjoseph> I'm more concerned about why absolutely nothing useful has been logged. Its been very difficult to debug.
[20:08] <alesan> bprompt, as I said I already configured a VPN there but it does not connect
[20:08] <alesan> I see no effect
[20:08] <alesan> I will try again
[20:09] <Eightynine> Hi. Software update manager has been disappeared after system update. How can I fix this?
[20:09] <halfburnttoast> cjoseph, doodler? I'm not familiar with that program, are you sure you have permissions to execute it?
[20:09] <tgm4883> bprompt: does that log anywhere that alesan can look?
[20:09] <stacks88> when i am in nano (the editor), i get these green bars at times http://i.imgur.com/ybYEplc.png. I think they might be spaces or something? they seem to be easily deleted if i do CTRL+K etc but still, has anyone experienced this? Is this something i need to change with nano? how can i get rid of these green bars? Or am i stuck with them? i dont know if it is my ssh client (securecrt), or if it
[20:09] <stacks88> is somethign with nano
[20:10] <John> hey all
[20:10] <John> Got a question totally unreleated to Ubuntu, but I dont even know where to ask so here goes
[20:10] <John> How does a Hard Drive know where the first bit in a byte starts?
[20:11] <bprompt> tgm4883:     no that I can see right off
[20:11] <ikonia> nothing to do with ubuntu
[20:11] <John> I mean, the read arm cannot be bit-accurate. It has to just drop down somewhere and figure out where it is
[20:11] <ikonia> John: try ##hardware
[20:11] <hkrrsx> stacks88, not 100% certain on this but check your .nanorc file for the Tab key's color
[20:11] <cjoseph> halfburnttoast: yes, its a script I made. I can run it fine. I suspect cron can too, but I'm missing any/all logging to confirm or deny this.
[20:11] <John> oooh, hardware - ok thanks man :D
[20:11] <halfburnttoast> cjoseph, something to also try is replacing that cron with something like '47 *  *   *   *    logger "Cron program start" &&  /usr/local/sbin/doodler && logger "Cron program end"
[20:11] <htqp> stacks88: they indicate empty spaces at end of line, which would be 'invisible' otherwise
[20:12] <halfburnttoast> if you see "Cron program start" but not "Cron program end" in your syslog, you'll know it's the program itself that's not working
[20:12] <halfburnttoast> usually it's either a permissions issue or environment variables
[20:12] <bprompt> tgm4883:   the plasmoid is just the frontend,    but uses NetworkManager, and that one logs    under /var/log/syslog.1
[20:13] <tgm4883> bprompt: cool, so he should hopefully just need to add that network-manager-openconnect package and configure it
[20:13] <halfburnttoast> cjoseph, oh, and makes sure you have the #!/bin/bash in your script
[20:13] <RichieRich> Hello world
[20:14] <halfburnttoast> or #!/usr/bin/python or whatever it uses
[20:14] <cjoseph> halfburnttoast: but why is cron not logging these successes or failures anyway?
[20:14] <RichieRich> Success!
[20:14] <halfburnttoast> cron is just calling the program, it doesn't return failure states by itself, IIRC
[20:14] <cjoseph> I have a cron logging enabled in /etc/rsyslog.conf, I would expect this stuff to show up in /etc/log/cron.log
[20:15] <RichieRich> Does cronus die?
[20:17] <agent47> hello
[20:17] <rofltech> agent47: hi
[20:17] <agent47> i found a virus in ubuntu
[20:18] <ikonia> agent47: please explain
[20:18] <hkrrsx> !linuxvirus | agent47
[20:18] <RichieRich> Anybody see my backflip!
[20:18] <ikonia> RichieRich: not interested - this is an ubuntu support channel
[20:19] <RichieRich> oh sorry
[20:19] <RichieRich> ill switch channels
[20:19] <agent47> 3g-ps-bin.run
[20:19] <ikonia> thts not in ubuntu
[20:19] <agent47> .run
[20:19] <agent47> .txt
[20:19] <ikonia> thats just a file extension
[20:19] <ikonia> agent47: whats the actual problem you have ?
[20:21] <agent47> blackdoor.linux.blackhole
[20:21] <ugurkoltuk> hi I have a laptop (dell inspiron 7520) with ubuntu 14.04 and my SD card reader doesn't work. I typed "sudo lshw" in terminal and i got this (http://paste.ubuntu.com/10766098/) output. here's some unclaimed thing, can that be the reason why my card reader doesn't work?
[20:21] <ikonia> agent47: stop
[20:21] <ikonia> agent47: either tell us the problem or stop trolling
[20:22] <agent47> it is true
[20:22] <ikonia> agent47: do you have an ubuntu issue ?
[20:22] <agent47> yes
[20:22] <naftilos76> Hi, i have setup an init.d script but it does not run on boot. I have created the sym links with update-rc.d and enabled the script in runlevels 2345 . The headers in the script seem fine.  The script runs/stops fine if i do /etc/init.d/cp start|stop . How are scripts started by the system on boot? Are they run with a 'start' argument?
[20:22] <ikonia> please state it then
[20:23] <agent47> yes
[20:23] <agent47> is it on?
[20:24] <ikonia> agent47: state the problem
[20:24] <agent47> can someone help me?
[20:24] <stacks88> hqtp: Turning off trailing white space did it. Been putting up with that for years, just never doing anything about it until now. phew.
[20:24] <stacks88> thx
[20:24] <ikonia> agent47: state the problem
[20:24] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, what is this script doing, if you dont mind me asking?
[20:24] <agent47> help me!
[20:25] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: it starts ruby script daemons inside a dir (as many as it can find). Let me gist it for you
[20:25] <OerHeks> ugurkoltuk, that paste does not show any cardreader, try in terminal: lspci # does this show your cardreader?
[20:25] <naftilos76> https://gist.github.com/anonymous/85c69ed190a931df781d
[20:26] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, does it need to be in the init.d? like, does it need to perform special operations depending on the runlevel?
[20:26] <halfburnttoast> or does it just need to be started at boot?
[20:26] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks: well, it seems like it does not http://paste.ubuntu.com/10766167/
[20:26] <naftilos76> Well, it is supposed to run on 3 where a normal system is run
[20:27] <naftilos76> i just applied the defaults with update-rc.d
[20:27] <naftilos76> that is not the problem (i think)
[20:27] <genii> !runlevels
[20:27] <genii> Hm
[20:27] <OerHeks> ugurkoltuk, indeed.
[20:27] <halfburnttoast> it might also be better to just call it from the /etc/rc.local file
[20:28] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks:
[20:28] <halfburnttoast> unless it really needs to do differetn things depending on the runlevel
[20:28] <OerHeks> ugurkoltuk, same output when you insert a memorycard?
[20:28] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks: so that reader is physically problem?
[20:28] <naftilos76> I have taken a look at upstart tool, it just seemed easier to go with init.d
[20:28] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks: let me check but i'm afraid yes.
[20:28] <naftilos76> I mean there is nothing wrong with that! There are so many scripts in there
[20:29] <naftilos76> The thing is that it does not start on boot. That is my problem
[20:29] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks: exactly the same output http://paste.ubuntu.com/10766191/
[20:29] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, have you tried calling the daemon from /etc/rc.local ?
[20:31] <OerHeks> ugurkoltuk, when i search for your chipset "SMBus: Intel Corporation 7 Series/C210 Series" + "cardreader" i see lots of bugreports.
[20:31] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: Why are you avoiding commenting on anything regarding init.d scripts? No i did not try to trigger the daemons from rc.local . I will do that but the way i chose should work, right?
[20:32] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: Is there anything wrong with init.d scripts?
[20:32] <ugurkoltuk> DerHeks: well, i hope that's a sw issue then
[20:32] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: It seems straightforward
[20:33] <naftilos76> Does anybody know if init.d scripts are initiated with a 'start' argument during boot?
[20:33] <naftilos76> This is my concern
[20:33] <halfburnttoast> well, yes, that's why upstart and systemd are replacing them. They're difficult to manage, especially when it comes to the sequencing
[20:33] <halfburnttoast> i was just offering a solution that might work better
[20:34] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: I am not complaining man. Thanks for that, i am just wondering why the script does not work on boot.
[20:35] <halfburnttoast> my guess would be that there's a problem with sequencing. such as a required dameon that it needs that hasn't been started yet
[20:35] <halfburnttoast> it's hard to tell just from the description
[20:36] <naftilos76> ok thanks man
[20:36] <y7u3> We have a Ubuntu server and I know it has a website and an IP address, when I put the IP address the website shows up, I want to know in which directory the website files reside, I am trying to look into the source of the webpage but cant find it, is it in /var/www ?
[20:36] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, they also tend to want a particular format
[20:36] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/20357/how-can-i-make-a-script-in-etc-init-d-start-at-boot
[20:36] <robroy>  #fo0bar
[20:37] <hkrrsx> y7u3: It'll likely be in /var/www/html
[20:38] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: i can see chkconfig in there. It has been dropped recently.
[20:38] <y7u3> hkrrsx: there is a /public_html in it and there are buncha php files in it but I cannot locate the main index.html file
[20:38] <halfburnttoast> anyways, rc.local, by default, is called at the end of the runlevel's rc#.d/, so it should have everything loaded hopefully
[20:39] <MonkeyDust> y7u3  there's also #ubuntu-server
[20:39] <hkrrsx> y7u3: Is there supposed to be an index.html ?
[20:39] <naftilos76> i ll give it a try
[20:39] <hkrrsx> y7u3: Or is the main page supposed to be index.php ?
[20:39] <y7u3> hkrrsx: not sure :(
[20:40] <y7u3> hkrrsx: once I found the directory where the files are by using grep and the content ..but I forgot
[20:40] <teward> y7u3: you should look at the configuration for the website itself to ID the directory the files are in
[20:40] <teward> also consider the index might not be HTML if it's a PHP site
[20:41] <teward> PHP-driven site*
[20:41] <y7u3> okk teward
[20:41] <teward> s/HTML/pure HTML/
[20:41] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, ah, well I'm not sure what the recommended ubuntu way is anymore for making init scripts, but it's on the way out anyawys so there might not be a published method
[20:42] <y7u3> teward: do php have a main file ? like index.php ?
[20:42] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: i just noticed that the sym links are 20. The should be 99
[20:42] <teward> y7u3: depends on the site and the configuration
[20:42] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, but, for the time being, rc.local is still called at the end of the runlevel, thus everything should be loaded without needing to make a new init script
[20:42] <ayahia56> hi,i have wi-fi/bluetooth problem.
[20:42] <teward> y7u3: as i said, you need to depend on the configuration file for your site, NOT the 'index file' assumption, as in nginx you can override the index page to be whatever.
[20:43] <teward> y7u3: you have to first determine what web server is in use, then look at the configuration directory to determine the site files
[20:43] <teward> y7u3: if it's apache2, then /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ contains the 'files' of the configuration for the sites - start looking at the configs to see what's served from where
[20:43] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: When you do 'update-rc.d script defaults' can you define the SXX number?
[20:46] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, I believe so, i think the man page has examples in it for that
[20:46] <naftilos76> i saw the man page
[20:47] <naftilos76> i did that but the script still refuses to start on boot
[20:47] <naftilos76> all the sym links are S99
[20:47] <halfburnttoast> what is the sequence number for it?
[20:47] <halfburnttoast> all of them? in the entire directory?
[20:47] <naftilos76> no
[20:48] <naftilos76> the rest of the sym links are various nums
[20:48] <naftilos76> i am talking about the cp script
[20:48] <naftilos76> it is K99 on 01 6 and S99 on 2345
[20:50] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, do you have encryptfs running on your /home partition?
[20:50] <naftilos76> no
[20:50] <naftilos76> this is a vps
[20:50] <naftilos76> ubuntu 14.04
[20:51] <naftilos76> i think it is something that i have not noticed
[20:52] <ikonia> I'll put money the init is loaded from the hypervisor as para-virtualized containers
[20:52] <ikonia> naftilos76: show me the output of uname -a please
[20:52] <naftilos76> Linux main 3.13.0-46-generic #79-Ubuntu SMP Tue Mar 10 20:06:50 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[20:53] <ikonia> surprising, maybe not a container then
[20:53] <halfburnttoast> i'm thinking there's some ruby dependency that either hasn't loaded or is failing to load
[20:55] <thegrreat> where is the dir for launchpad located at ?
[20:55] <demoz_> I really need help. I've literally reinstalled xorg, fglrx, switched all possible drivers (open source,fglrx,fglrx-update),reinstalled ubuntu-desktop,etc.. I still dont have Unity or any desktop bars,only wallpaper and couple files. Any help,anyone,please?
[20:56] <thegrreat> where is the dir for launchpad located at ?
[20:56] <MonkeyDust> demoz_  ctrl-alt-F1, then: cat /etc/issue    what does it say?
[20:57] <Pici> thegrreat: In what context?
[20:57] <pavlos> thegrreat, https://launchpad.net/
[20:57] <demoz_> MonkeyDust Ubuntu 14.10 \n \l that is all
[20:58] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, oh you know, i wonder if there's a path error
[20:59] <thegrreat> I want to find where the code for launchpad is placed in... specefic dir and file.
[20:59] <halfburnttoast> naftilos76, maybe try adding this at the top of your script: 'PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin'
[20:59] <demoz_> MonkeyDust: any suggestions?
[21:00] <halfburnttoast> that might need to be modified
[21:01] <MonkeyDust> demoz_  do you get a complete desktop, with the live usb/dvd?
[21:01] <naftilos76> halfburnttoast: thanks for your time man
[21:01] <naftilos76> i will give it a try tomorrow
[21:01] <naftilos76> it is midnight here
[21:01] <halfburnttoast> alright, no prob
[21:01] <naftilos76> thanks again
[21:02] <demoz_> MonkeyDust if you mean when i boot from cd/usb, yes. Tho i do not have cd or usb with me now.
[21:03] <demoz_> MonkeyDust i tried to install new amd catalyst driver 11.16 i believe (beta) and after that my unity is gone
[21:03] <MonkeyDust> demoz_  and what video card is that? nvidia?
[21:03] <demoz_> MonkeyDust amd
[21:04] <marus> hello, any one know a solution for the bug, filename is too long?
[21:04] <MonkeyDust> demoz_  nope, no clue
[21:04] <demoz_> MonkeyDust thank you anyway :)
[21:11] <intrin> hi
[21:11] <Meinskur> sup
[21:12] <intrin> so i have /var/www/www/folders/*.*
[21:12] <intrin> how do i movve the /folders/*.* up one dir
[21:13] <intrin> just mv * ../ ?
[21:13] <Meinskur> sorry mate, can't help you there
[21:13] <Meinskur> but someone here should be able to
[21:13] <intrin> ya i think it is, imma try it :D
[21:14] <marus> any one know how can i cp or mv a file with a long file name?
[21:15] <Meinskur> use tab completion?
[21:15] <DrkShadow> marus: can't you just use cp or mv? or tar -c . | tar -C /new/destination -x ?
[21:16] <marus> DrkShadow: cp and mv return error:file name is too long, and it seem to be a reported bug
[21:16] <marus> the tar way i havn't try it yet
[21:17] <Meinskur> oh, sorry! xD I was at no help at all :P
[21:17] <thegrreat> where is the file/files for the dock thing located wich dir ?
[21:17] <thegrreat> im talking about the dock thing to the left
[21:18] <Flugz> Hello everyone! Just a quick question about kernel upgrades. I run 14.04, and to me it seems there's a kernel upgrade almost every week. Every time I upgrade there seems to be a minor hiccup, either with the fglrx driver, or my buggy RTL8111/8168/8411 network card. Now I have everything running perfectly on 3.13.0-48-generic. So the question is, do I actually need to upgrade the kernel version, or could I just lock it?
[21:19] <Kiel1> Hi everyone
[21:20] <wafflejock> thegrreat, lots of ways here http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity believe there are a few configs that work together for the panel hence all the GUI editor options
[21:21] <marus> DrkShadow: with tar also the same Cannot open: File name too long
[21:21] <marus> tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
[21:23] <streulma> hello, is here some people familiar with the ASUS F205TA ?
[21:25] <genii> streulma: Perhaps better to just describe to the channel what you really want to know
[21:25] <rajesh_> Hii every one need a help is any one available
[21:26] <streulma> well genii the sound is not recognised Dummy Sound it's RT5640 or RT5648
[21:26] <rajesh_> hi genni
[21:26] <rajesh_> a small help
[21:26] <genii> !ask | rajesh_
[21:26] <rajesh_> can you ??
[21:26] <streulma> the wireless is not recognised but can be helped with some code of Google Chrome OS
[21:26] <willbradley> hiya friends. i just realized that i'm quite irritated by how sticky the resizing of windows is. it seems like it takes the cursor 10-20% of the screen before the window starts resizing, and then often it doesn't land underneath the cursor, but at some random offset. any ideas?
[21:27] <marus> any solution to my Problem?
[21:28] <genii> streulma: Hopefully someone with more experience than me with sound issues will help address the issue now that we know the questiion :)
[21:28] <BigMac> Will:  try using Alt + middle mouse key. It will then resize x and y
[21:29] <willbradley> BigMac: interesting, thanks. why the buggy snapping by default though?
[21:30] <rajesh_> I want to deleat a folder from /etc/ directory but it says permission denied ... is there any solution for that ?
[21:30] <johnjohn101> rajesh_: use sudo
[21:30] <willbradley> rajesh_: it's usually unwise to delete things there. why are you trying to delete, what are you trying to delete?
[21:30] <rajesh_> i used it
[21:31] <rajesh_> will i want to delet icecast2 folder from there
[21:31] <BigMac> willbradley:  not sure but I also have found it is a PITA to size windows.  I think I found that trick in one of the Ubuntu forums
[21:31] <genii> rajesh_: willbradley has a good point. The things in /etc are configuration files, you normally do not want to delete things in there
[21:31] <rajesh_> so that i can install it with new password
[21:31] <genii> rajesh_: Instead uninstall it with purge, then reinstall it
[21:31] <genii> rajesh_: purge will remove all it's files
[21:32] <rajesh_> what is purge now ?
[21:32] <willbradley> rajesh_: i don't know anything about icecast so proceed at your own risk. what happens when you type sudo rm -r /etc/icecast2
[21:33] <genii> rajesh_: In console:   sudo apt-get purge icecast2         then: sudo apt-get install icecast2    ( or use the Software Center)
[21:33] <rajesh_> it says permission denied
[21:33] <rajesh_> ohh kk let me try and come back to you guys
[21:33] <willbradley> rajesh_ here is info on purge https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto#line-73
[21:33] <jason__> I'm having a problem with Chrome in Ubuntu 14.04. Occasionally it seems to be causing my system to hang up I don't really have a lot of details about what it might be doing because I literally can't do anything when it happens and it happens intermittently.
[21:34] <pzykotic> jason__: Are you _sure_ it's indicative of a problem with Chrome and not just happening when chrome happens to be open?
[21:34] <willbradley> jason__: you may want to install System Load Indicator from the software center. it helps me keep an eye on cpu/memory load
[21:34] <thegrreat> Icecast is a free server software for streaming multimedia.
[21:35] <jason__> pzykotic, not entirely, no.
[21:35] <pzykotic> jason__: try running chrome from terminal /usr/bin/google-chrome --disable-gpu
[21:35] <pzykotic> tell me if it locks up again.
[21:36] <indoctrinated> Question: Does anyone here have a good working knowledge of Intel's Boot Guard and UEFI Secure Boot?
[21:36] <pzykotic> that'll turn off Chromium's hardware acceleration.
[21:37] <pzykotic> jason__: Another thing to check is when this happens, try to hit ctrl+alt+f1 or F2
[21:38] <jason__> ah yes I can never remember those shortcuts
[21:38] <BBLLCC> is there any linux way, non wine, to get individual tracks from a flac file and a cue file?
[21:39] <rajesh_> Hey thanks guys it worked
[21:39] <jason__> I'll try without GPU support, though it happens rarely enough that it could be a few days before it happens again.
[21:39] <Guest92551> im running ubuntu on a mac and i cant tell if the fans are working
[21:39] <pzykotic> jason__: I had a similar problem and it was related to nvidia drivers.  I suspect you're having the same issue.
[21:39] <Mion> Guest92551: fix your nick
[21:40] <Mion> Guest92551: and just check temps with `sensors`
[21:40] <jason__> pzykotic, were you able to solve it, or just quit using gpu support altogether?
[21:41] <pzykotic> jason__: I ripped out the Nouveau driver and used NVidia proprietary one and that solved it.
[21:41] <bprompt> BBLLCC:    a flac file is usually just a track per se, no an album per se, it could be anything,  5mins or 50hrs, so not sure on how you'd do it in win64 or anywhere else, to get "tracks" from a track?
[21:42] <BBLLCC> bparker, i mean to divide the flac file considering the times in the cue file
[21:42] <x85> better?
[21:42] <BBLLCC> does that help?
[21:42] <Mion> BBLLCC: first hit on google, literally, http://blog.coriolis.ch/2014/11/25/convert-split-flac-files/
[21:42] <jason__> pzykotic,  I'm using a proprietary nvidia driver, though it's not the latest
[21:42] <Mion> BBLLCC: can use the same tools on gnu/linux
[21:42] <Mion> BBLLCC: everyone and their grandmother have written scripts to automate this too
[21:43] <pzykotic> jason__: video drivers and linux are a painful mix sometimes ;P
[21:43] <Mion> pzykotic: only if you have horrible hardware like amd or nvidia optimus
[21:44] <pzykotic> Mion: I suppose AMD "ATI" cards are rubbish if you want to play games but if you're just building a desktop they're more than fine.
[21:44] <BBLLCC> http://danilodellaquila.com/blog/how-to-split-an-audio-.flac-file-using-ubuntu-linux what about that one?
[21:45] <Mion> pzykotic: except when they are not
[21:45] <Mion> pzykotic: every time amd comes out with a new card it usually takes 6-9 months for the free drivers to be usable
[21:45] <x85> I ran "sensors" but that just tells system temps not if the fans are setup correctly
[21:45] <grio> Looking for opinions for best Twitter app for 14.04/14.10?
[21:45] <pzykotic> You should ask Linus about his opinion of NV drivers then.
[21:45] <bekks> x85: Because fans usually arent being "setup".
[21:46] <pzykotic> he's not a fan...
[21:46] <Mion> x85: if the temps are fine, even under load, then you can be pretty sure that the temperature controll is working...
[21:46] <indoctrinated> Anyone know the nitty gritty about UEFI Secure Boot and Boot Guard?
[21:46] <Mion> indoctrinated: lots of people do
[21:46] <Mion> indoctrinated: boot guard is horrible because intel refuses to let people sing stuff themself
[21:46] <pzykotic> ^
[21:46] <Mion> indoctrinated: also intel refuses to sign for anyone who isn't MS
[21:46] <x85> just want to make sure my mac isnt going to set on fire lol
[21:47] <Mion> indoctrinated: http://patrick.georgi-clan.de/2015/02/17/intel-boot-guard/
[21:47] <pzykotic> well, it won't catch fire but it may stop booting.
[21:47] <skinux> Where is the easiest tutorial on creating Ubuntu packages from binary downloads (e.g. web browser, IDE)?
[21:48] <hkrrsx> grio: See my PM to you
[21:48] <moushira> Anyone here on a new toshiba laptop?
[21:48] <Mion> boot guard will prevent you from eg running coreboot
[21:48] <indoctrinated> I'm looking into it because Canonical is in  a CA chain for Secure Boot, so I'm wondering if this trust extends to Boot Guard implementation
[21:48] <skinux> Or...the best guide for properly installing such downloaded software, instead of just extracting their tarballs into /opt/applications?
[21:48] <Mion> secureboot is less of a problem since you can sign yourself
[21:48] <grio> hkrrsx, appreciate it. I was just looking for opinions. Trying to find a sufficient replacement to Tweetdeck. Sorry to step on the conversation.
[21:48] <Mion> skinux: wrap in a .deb
[21:49] <skinux> Huh?
[21:49] <Mion> skinux: or install to $HOME
[21:49] <moushira> the fan noise is becoming unbearable and toshset doesn't worked, tried all acpi workarounds in grub, nothing seems to works.
[21:49] <jpds> indoctrinated: Ubuntu doesn't have TrustedGRUB.
[21:49] <hkrrsx> grio: np :)
[21:50] <skinux> What do you mean wrap it in a deb? Don't .deb files (packages) have special manifest files or something that instructs Ubuntu on what to do with various contents of the archive?
[21:50] <Mion> skinux: sure
[21:50] <jpds> skinux: Debian packaging is an art.
[21:50] <Mion> skinux: and you can make a .deb out of binary projects
[21:50] <Mion> skinux: there are even loads of those in the repo
[21:50] <Mion> skinux: like catalyst, nvidia drivers and other crud
[21:51] <Mion> skinux: btw, chrome and all the crappy closed source ide's are already in ppa
[21:51] <Mion> well, most of them are
[21:51] <jpds> indoctrinated: But then again, I've never heard of "Boot Guard".
[21:51] <indoctrinated> Mion: So who runs the CA for Boot Guard?
[21:51] <BigMac> Jason___:  are you still looking for an answer about Chrome?
[21:51] <Mion> jpds: read the link I posted, it will make you lose faith in humanity
[21:51] <Mion> indoctrinated: intel have all the keys
[21:51] <skinux> Well, specifically, I wouldn't mind creating actual Ubuntu packages from the binary tar archives of Firefox, PhpStorm, and maybe a few others.
[21:52] <Mion> skinux: exists already
[21:52] <Mion> skinux: firefox from mozilla sucks btw
[21:52] <Mion> better to actually build it from source
[21:52] <indoctrinated> And those keys are baked into the TPM, right?
[21:52] <Mion> optinally with pgi
[21:52] <skinux> Umm, isn't Firefox from Mozilla the only Firefox??
[21:52] <Mion> pgo*
[21:52] <Mion> skinux: I mean the binaries from mozilla
[21:53] <Mion> they are silly
[21:53] <Mion> specially if you are on modern hardware that actually have things like sse3/4 etc
[21:53] <skinux> Well, it'd probably take a while to compile it. Plus, I really doubt that would be anywhere near as easy as configure, make, make install for compiling.
[21:53] <ki7rw> what's going on with chrome? I must have had an update because it doesn't work properly on any of my boxes. for example, images don't render at foxnews.com anymore
[21:54] <Mion> skinux: again, you would package it as a deb so that you would not have to run that by hand
[21:54] <Mion> skinux: or you know, just install firefox from the ubuntu repos
[21:54] <Mion> >_>
[21:54] <jpds> skinux: Erm, Ubuntu has a debian package for firefox?
[21:55] <bekks> skinux: Ubuntu ships a firefox package in its repos.
[21:55] <skinux> Mion: Well, I use PhpStorm Early Access Program releases, so I don't think there is even a PPA for it.
[21:55] <Mion> skinux: also if you use ppa then you won't actually have to compile the package as ppa does it for you
[21:55] <vixterra> How do I go about getting rid of mouse acceleration when using Gnome 3? The settings dialogue for mouse input is seriously lacking.
[21:56]  * Mion would not use a closed source ide
[21:56] <Mion> vixterra: gnome-tweak-tool / dconf
[21:56] <BigMac> ki7rw:  Chrome has been having issues in Linux of late.  Not sure what is the cause, but it locks up here or constantly crashes Flash or Java.  If you have more than two tabs open It will eat up memory.  de BigMac
[21:57] <vixterra> Mion, thanks
[21:57] <BBLLCC> 4 Non Blondes - What's Up (CDM).cue | shnsplit -o 4 Non Blondes - What's Up (CDM).flac
[21:57] <BBLLCC> whats wrong with that command?
[21:57] <Mion> BigMac: chrom(e|ium) uses one process per tab, this prevents reuse of resources, but it also increases security by a lot
[21:58] <Mion> BigMac: as for flash and java, stop using them
[21:58] <ki7rw> BigMac, it's a problem on the Windows 7 platform also.
[21:58] <Mion> BBLLCC: 4 Non Blondes - What's Up (CDM).cue  is not a command so piping it makes no sense
[21:58] <BigMac> It has been running like crap for the past 6 months ( what ever version that was ).
[21:58] <Mion> BBLLCC: also lacks quotes or escapes
[21:59] <Mion> BBLLCC: tip: use the tab key to autocomplete filenames, it takes care of all the escaping for you
[21:59] <Mion> also saves a lot of typing and typos
[22:01] <juancruz_> que onda
[22:01] <BigMac> ki7rw: de BigMac  I noticed that too but is worse in Linux.. At least I can give it a good kick in Windoze but at times I have to restart the PC here in linux becaUSE
[22:01] <BigMac> because it just starts cashing constantly to the hard drive before in completely locks up.
[22:02] <Mion> sounds like a problem with some addon
[22:03] <Mion> or you are on ancient hardware with 500mb of ram or similar
[22:03] <BigMac> Not sure if it is the browser itself or it is due to the HTML5 .  I had set Chrome up stripped down and after more than two tabs it starts to slow down.  Almost like a memory leak issue.
[22:04] <Kage`> Is there a way to redirect fsck.ufs to put lost+found in another drive?  The drive I'm recovering from cannot write basically at all, but reads are seemingly ok.
[22:05] <BBLLCC> cuebreakpoints "4 Non Blondes - What's Up (CDM)".cue | shnsplit -o flac "4 Non Blondes - What's Up (CDM)".flac
[22:05] <BBLLCC> ?
[22:05] <BigMac> ki7rw:  Guess you probably noticed the AR jargon I was using?
[22:06] <UnixNub> Question about chmod and ubuntu. If I give a program permissions 770, will I be able to run it?
[22:06] <UnixNub> or does it have to be 777?
[22:07] <Mion> UnixNub: u+x is enough for *you* to be able to run it, asuming you are the owner
[22:07] <ibouvousaime> hey guys
[22:07] <hkrrsx> UnixNub: Using 777 is bad security-wise ..... chmod 755 or how Mion is suggesting would work well
[22:07] <BigMac> Hello
[22:07] <ibouvousaime> I m trying to install some driver for my gpu
[22:07] <Mion> ibouvousaime: which card?
[22:08] <jason__> how can I change the default arguments given to a program for opening specific file types? I want to add some default arguments to vlc for opening videos.
[22:08] <UnixNub> what is u+x?
[22:08] <UnixNub> isnt it r+x?
[22:08] <ibouvousaime> but other programs arent able to see the graphic card actually
[22:08] <ibouvousaime> DO you have any idea ?
[22:09] <Mion> UnixNub: u+x == user +x
[22:09] <Mion> g == group, o == others
[22:09] <Bashing-om> Mion: /7/7/7/ /owner/group/all others/ where 7 is the octal equivalent of read, write,execute permissions. see : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions .
[22:09] <Mion> man chown for details
[22:09] <Mion> a common mistake is thinking that o == owner
[22:10] <Mion> a is ofcourse "all"
[22:10] <Bashing-om> UnixNub: ^^ my apologies Mion :
[22:11] <UnixNub> all? @.@ Isnt it just User/Group/Other?
[22:17] <BBLLCC> mmv 'split-track??.flac' "Track#1#2.flac"
[22:17] <BBLLCC> i dont understand the renaming part
[22:17] <BBLLCC> i need a cue file with the track names
[22:17] <BBLLCC> where is that in that command?
[22:21] <CountryfiedLinux> howdy
[22:21] <CountryfiedLinux> Is there any resources on the color schemes for old distros? I want to make Xubuntu look like Ubuntu 9.04.
[22:22]  * genii shivers
[22:23] <CountryfiedLinux> genii, cold?
[22:23] <kostkon> CountryfiedLinux, gnome-look.org a good place to look for that
[22:24] <CountryfiedLinux> first place I checked kostkon
[22:24] <kostkon> CountryfiedLinux, ok
[22:26] <gr33n7007h> CountryfiedLinux: why, why, why 9.04 was ugg!
[22:27] <CountryfiedLinux> gr33n7007h, It's my favorite.
[22:28] <CountryfiedLinux> What is ugg? A hip form of the word ugly?
[22:28] <gr33n7007h> CountryfiedLinux: lol
[22:29] <CountryfiedLinux> I didn't know I said something funny...
[22:29] <hetoin> hello
[22:29] <CountryfiedLinux> Or is that the use of lol as hipster punctuation?
[22:29] <gr33n7007h> CountryfiedLinux: lol
[22:29] <hetoin> тут есть русские
[22:30] <k1l> !ru | hetoin
[22:31] <k1l> CountryfiedLinux: i bet you can find the old wallpapers anywhere. and imho there could be some old theme that looks like the old days, too. that should be enough
[22:32] <xpro256> you can find the old wallpapers in synaptic, i think
[22:33] <CountryfiedLinux> k1l, I'm looking for specific ones. That's why I asked if there's resources for color schemes so that I could apply them myself since I've searched to no avail.
[22:34] <OerHeks> CountryfiedLinux, for a start: all wallpapers http://ubuntu.ecchi.ca/wallpapers/
[22:34] <CountryfiedLinux> OerHeks, I'm looking for color schemes but thanks.
[22:34] <OerHeks> Those colorschemes do not fit, i guess
[22:35] <OerHeks> gnome2 > gnome3+unity
[22:35] <k1l> dont know about xfce themes. i dont use that myself
[22:41] <hetoin> hello
[22:43] <hetoin> Hello my question is, how to make a backup linux
[22:43] <bekks> !backup | hetoin
[22:43] <vitimiti> Hi, is there a way to install Ubuntu from the net?
[22:44] <bekks> vitimiti: You can install Ubuntu using the mini.iso or the netinstall.iso, as well as using PXE.
[22:44] <vitimiti> bekks, I can't use a CD or a flash USB as of now
[22:45] <k1l> !pxe | vitimiti
[22:45] <bekks> vitimiti: Then you have to install using PXE.
[22:45] <hetoin> no you can not
[22:45] <bekks> hetoin: Of course you can.
[22:46] <vitimiti> I can only find things that require apt installs, I'll search some more
[22:47] <bekks> vitimiti: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DisklessUbuntuHowto and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallMultiDistro
[22:48] <nate254> So, I just tried to register and it said my email is already being used. How do I fix this? Or unregister it?
[22:48] <nate254> for irc i mean.
[22:48] <hetoin> guys i have a question how to create a backup manulka
[22:49] <gr33n7007h> nate254: /j #freenode
[22:49] <vitimiti> bekks, I'll try with that, thank you
[22:49] <HomelessSanta> Anyone on Ubuntu 14.04.2 and having trouble pulling in Firefox updates?!?
[22:49] <nate254> gr33n7007h, thanks
[22:49] <vitimiti> bekks, do I need to have that software in the machine where I'll install Ubuntu or in a machine that already has Ubuntu for the other one?
[22:49] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: nope, just you. next question?
[22:50] <Ben64> hetoin: did you look at the backup links that ubottu gave you?
[22:50] <HomelessSanta> Ahh, looks like I'll have to manually update it then I gotcha.
[22:50] <bekks> vitimiti: You have to setup and configure a PXE server (on another machine) and then install using PXE.
[22:50] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: are you getting an error or something?
[22:50] <vitimiti> bekks, thanks
[22:51] <hetoin> I have Linux Mint
[22:51] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Not getting any errors Ubuntu hasn't even sent me an update to Firefox 37.0.1. and I've been on 36.0.1. for about three weeks now. I'd figure something is wrong with the Software Updates manager or something got pulled from a PPA.
[22:52] <bekks> !mint | hetoin
[22:52] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: run "sudo apt-get update", then run "apt-cache policy firefox" and paste the result
[22:52] <Ben64> pastebin the result*
[22:53] <HomelessSanta> KK, Ben64.
[22:54] <CountryfiedLinux> I ended up just installing virtualbox, downloading 9.04, booting it up, and writing down the color codes myself.
[22:54] <CountryfiedLinux> It's a shame that the old theme color codes aren't archived.
[22:54] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Haven't used Pastebin in a long time hopefully it shows the link: http://pastebin.com/EyYMKb8M
[22:55] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: well theres your problem. you're on some weird mirror that isn't keeping up with the updates
[22:56] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Basically implying that if I change the mirror it should appear. Well I'll have to see if that happens.
[22:56] <HomelessSanta> brb
[22:57] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: i'm guessing you have a vps through arpnetworks and the server came with that repository by default
[22:57] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Nah I don't even know how to use a VPN or VPS. I had to switch servers over the Main Server simply due to it wasn't working and the speeds I was getting were terrible at the time.
[22:58] <HomelessSanta> Going to revert back to the Main Server to see if it at least gives me a package. If not I'd figure either use a PPA or manually grab it then install it.
[22:59] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Thanks a lot bud that seemed to have fixed the problem.
[22:59] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: well how did you find that random mirror
[23:01] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, In "Software & Updates" you can select different servers aka mirrors. From the 'Download from' option when you click on Other.
[23:02] <HomelessSanta> Cause sometimes the Main Server doesn't work, down for maintenance or is just general slow.
[23:02] <upsideout> memcache time ?
[23:02] <Ben64> HomelessSanta: next time check here :) https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[23:03] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Will do bud.
[23:04] <HomelessSanta> brb gotta update real quick.
[23:04] <frank__> hello all!
[23:04] <frank__> question: where does ubuntu's kwallet store it's info? does it at any time upload it somewhere?
[23:06] <pbx> frank__, that's a KDE feature, not an ubuntu feature -- but AFAIK it is purely local.  people who want to have it sync probably use dropbox and a symlink.
[23:07] <six_> is this the ubuntu help channel or is there another channel for that?
[23:07] <Ben64> this is it
[23:08] <ianorlin> six_ it is in the topic :)
[23:08] <frank__> pbx, thanks, actually I prefer it to be local
[23:08] <HomelessSanta> Ben64, Thanks a lot bud just had to do some updating. :P
[23:09] <frank__> pbx, I don't trust "the cloud"
[23:09] <Ben64> !yay | HomelessSanta
[23:09] <vitimiti> This PXE installation is too difficult for me, too bad
[23:09] <HomelessSanta> There's a lot of little commands I wouldn't have known like that hehehe.
[23:09] <six_> I have a DLink DWL 520+ PCI adapter and ive read all the forum posts on it, and ive got it "working" with ndiswrapper but when i login it asks for the network password, despite network security is turned off, and when i try to fix that manually it just sits there and trys to connect then disconnects after about 60 seconds
[23:14] <six_> Oh im in Ubuntu 11.04 too
[23:15] <Ben64> six_: that version hasn't been supported for 30 months
[23:15] <six_> Its the only version that will work on the older computer...
[23:16] <Ben64> not true
[23:16] <ianorlin> six_ have you heard of lubuntu?
[23:16] <kostkon> six_, how old? what's the specs. You could install xubuntu 14.04
[23:16] <six_> So what you are saying is that if i upgrade to Xubuntu or Lubuntu the card should work - or are you just saying that because you think i should upgrade anyways?
[23:17] <six_> Because from what i read the card works better on older versions
[23:17] <six_> In ubuntu 6 it worked out of the box
[23:17] <Ben64> you're not going to get any support until you run a supported version
[23:17] <six_> Thats what i thought...
[23:21] <HomelessSanta> Newer kernels always support newer hardware 'Out of the box'. Hence, unsupported versions might not have the necessary driver module to correctly use the video card.
[23:21] <HomelessSanta> :P
[23:21] <daftykins> the user left
[23:21] <HomelessSanta> Ahh!!!
[23:22] <HomelessSanta> Thankies.
[23:22] <Ben64> yep, sometimes like running an outdated version with all kinds of bugs and vulnerabilities
[23:25] <HomelessSanta> No doubt just like my Firefox, VLC and Thunderbird being outdated along with my Linux Kernel. :P
[23:31] <DalekSec> !ops | botnet
[23:35] <byerley> Hi, I'd like to shrink my main partition using ubuntu on a USB drive (in preparation for adding windows), but gparted is throwing a bunch of error messages (possibly related to a previous recovery?) and I'm not sure if I should ignore them or not? - here's the terminal output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10767845/
[23:38] <HomelessSanta> I am off enjoy the rest of the day.
[23:40] <Bashing-om> byerley: Are you booting a liveUSB thus able to work on 'sda' ? This " Device or resource busy. " seems to indicate you are working from 'sda' .
[23:47] <byerley> Bashing-om: Currently working exclusively from the USB as far as I know. "umount /dev/sda" returns "not mounted" and according to lsblk I don't actually have a /dev/sda2
[23:50] <Bashing-om> byerley: Odd, then .. Do you have any care for what is on the hard drive presently ? such that one can over write the disk with zeros ?
[23:55] <byerley> Bashing-om: I guess I'll try to backup and do a cleanish install. Out of curiosity, does it matter where the swap partition is in relation to the main? (If they were on either side of a Windows partition for example)