[00:00] <paranoidi> hi, I have a question about how ubuntu kernels are maintained. I am running 14.04 drtbrt and considering using btrfs. Latest kernels and tools have quite a bit fixes for that, are those backported into LTS kernel & tools?
[00:01] <kiwiuser> hello folks, i wonder if anyone managed to get an optimus nvidia card work properly under ubuntu, whatever i tried, i couldn't solve this gpu driver problem.
[00:02] <k1l_> paranoidi: they get heavy bug and security fixes. but you can use the newer backports kernel.
[00:02] <NymeriaFR> You should wait ubuntu  15.04
[00:02] <k1l_> paranoidi: see hardware enablement stack
[00:03] <k1l_> kiwiuser: depends on the card build in your system
[00:03] <kiwiuser> it's a laptop with a gtx850m and also an integrated haswell gpu.
[00:03] <tunafish_> lol, about my touchpad bug, it gets broken if you do a shutdown, but a reboot is is ok, it's a kernel bug, in mainline, tracked and fixed, though 3.18.6, still not fixed for me
[00:04] <k1l_> kiwiuser: did you try the recent nvidia driver ubuntu ships in the repos?
[00:05] <daftykins> kiwiuser: you need to install nvidia-prime along with some new nvidia drivers
[00:05] <kostkon> paranoidi, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack#Kernel.2BAC8-Support.A14.04.x_Ubuntu_Kernel_Support
[00:05] <kiwiuser> i did twice. since the additional drivers gave me a blank page i went and grabbed the latest one in the repos with synaptic which then i had to reinstall system afterwards.
[00:06] <kostkon> !mainline | paranoidi, also this
[00:06] <paranoidi> darn, wrong key :) ...
[00:06] <k1l_> kiwiuser: wich ubuntu exactly?
[00:06] <kiwiuser> then i tried nvidia-prime with the latest drivers again but that also gave me almost worse performance than i get on integrated card with nouveau.
[00:06] <kiwiuser> 14.04 LTS
[00:06] <redemptionsong> I'm trying to think of a good appliacation to use for making a 2 sided resume (one side infographic, the other side traditional). Any ideas?
[00:07] <paranoidi> yeah, I saw the LTSEnablement thingy, which ofcourse allows me to run quite a bit newer kernel .. I can probably install btrfs-tools from same release as well
[00:08] <redemptionsong> Problem is, I don't know any graphic/editing software well enough to do much, it would take a bit of investment in time. And I don't have time to screw around.
[00:08] <dracken008> ,
[00:09] <redemptionsong> Kinda need something that is known will certainly work so I can be confident putting the learning curve into it, knowing the goal can be acheived w/ that software
[00:10] <paranoidi> kostkon: I tried to install v3.18.6-vivid kernel at some point but it did not succeed
[00:11] <kostkon> paranoidi, where did you get it from
[00:11] <k1l_> paranoidi: vivid is still in development. best bet is to use the enablement stack if you want stablenes (which you want since you use 14.04)
[00:12] <kiwiuser> the current situation is that i can use nvidia-prime along with nvidia-331 and a little system tray indicator, to switch between cards, with a logoff.
[00:12] <kiwiuser> i thought i'd get better performance with the nvidia gpu but obviously i don't
[00:13] <paranoidi> k1l_: yeah, the general recommendation around with btrfs has been to run latest kernel & tools you can ...
[00:14] <kiwiuser> with the nvidia gpu, i have excessive screen tearing in games, unity, and any application. almost all the time. it looks like the integrated card + nouveau performs better than the 850m + nvidia-prime
[00:15] <k1l_> kiwiuser: well, you could try if a more recent driver from the xorg edgers ppa or the nvidia website suit you better. but that is on your own responsibility then.
[00:17] <est31> Hi, my ALL my text editors are crazy: when I add something to a file, git diff shows me that I added an ^M (in c you would write \r) to the line's end.  Just a \n is enough
[00:17] <est31> vim kate and some custom markdown editor
[00:17] <est31> and the partition is EXT4
[00:17] <est31> The whole computer never came close to any windows in the last 3 years
[00:18] <kbw> Hi. I'm trying to connect to my ARM device using a TTL with the 'pl2303' driver. The command I used was 'cu -s 115200 -l /dev/ttyUSB0
[00:18] <kiwiuser> k1l_: i see, i'll take a look at it then. its bit annoying not being able to use a card properly. on my desktop i have zero problem with an nvidia 560ti and nvidia-331 drivers -.-
[00:18] <dlduvio> kiwiuser: try messing with the v-sync setting in the nvidia settings program (which should be installed by default when installing a nvidia driver) I've had issues with conflict between the vysnc from the nvidia driver and the vsync from the compositor
[00:19] <kbw> The error I get is:
[00:19] <kbw> cu: open (/dev/ttyUSB0): Permission denied
[00:19] <kbw> cu: /dev/ttyUSB0: Line in use
[00:19] <k1l_> est31: some iso or "dos" fileformat?
[00:19] <dlduvio> sometimes it works to just turn it off from the nvidia settings and let the compositor or game do the rest
[00:19] <est31> its an .md file on an ext4 partition
[00:19] <est31> what is the fileformat?
[00:19] <k1l_> kiwiuser: maybe your card is "too new"
[00:19] <kiwiuser> dlduvio: i'll try that thanks a lot
[00:20] <dlduvio> kiwiuser: no problem. Also, be careful with xorg-edgers ppa. I've had plenty issues with them in the past. I usually just do a manual install of the nvidia driver if I want the newest. Seems to work better, despite having to reinstall everytime I get a kernel update/upgrade
[00:21] <k1l_> est31: its markdown fileending
[00:21] <kiwiuser> k1l_: that may be the problem, true. i'll try to sort it out nonetheless. thank you for the advice :)
[00:21] <michaelgamble> hey all'
[00:21] <dlduvio> hello
[00:21] <kiwiuser> dlduvio: alrighty sir, thanks for the heads-up :)
[00:22] <k1l_> est31: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ or https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown/
[00:22] <est31> k1l_: ok found out what the issue was, its just the way the file is formatted.
[00:22] <michaelgamble> im a bit new to ubuntu, and i just downloaded an app that apparently runs as soon as i double click the program file in the downloads folder (assumed it would be an installer script or something but wasnt)
[00:22] <est31> so the text editor sees the LF CR and then thinks: oh we add some of our own to not break the fil
[00:22] <michaelgamble> SO my question, what directory should i put it in to keep perminantly
[00:22] <est31> e
[00:22] <dlduvio> michaelgamble: what's the program?
[00:22] <michaelgamble> popcorn time
[00:22] <michaelgamble> popcorntime.io
[00:23] <est31> and it is LF CR not CR LF
[00:23] <michaelgamble> it works great, just not sure what the best practice is for where this file should live
[00:23] <k1l_> michaelgamble: if its just for your user: make one in your users home directory
[00:23] <dlduvio> michaelgamble: use the ppa. hold on, I'll link instructions
[00:23] <darkvi0let> hi can anyone help me with an desktop issue
[00:23] <dlduvio> http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/06/install-netflix-alternative-popcorn-time-in-ubuntu-14-04/
[00:24] <kostkon> michaelgamble, what kind of app. which one
[00:24] <michaelgamble> its the popcorntime.io
[00:24] <dlduvio> what's the issue darkvi0let?
[00:24] <michaelgamble> on thier website they have a link to directly download a .tar
[00:24] <darkvi0let> my wallpaper keeps reseting every time i restart
[00:24] <darkvi0let> everything else is intact but that
[00:24] <michaelgamble> diduvio why go that route as supposed to just using what they link to download off the official website?
[00:26] <dlduvio> Well, as far as I know, the popcorn time project is dead, but I could be wrong. Anyways, by using the ppa, it will be updated automatically and be presented as a desktop application instead of having to search for it in the files
[00:26] <craigbass1976> I've got a linux partition, but cn't mount it with mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1/ /mnt/  I'm getting wrong fs type, blahblah, tried it with ext3 (because this was ubuntu 12.04 I think, or 10.04) and it still doesn't work.  Any ideas?
[00:26] <michaelgamble> it seems alive and well
[00:26] <michaelgamble> i think its died and resurrected a few times
[00:27] <dlduvio> well, it's github project hasn't had any progress since march of last year and their official website is popcornti.me, which explains why the project was cut
[00:27] <craigbass1976> I don't see anything in syslog or dmesg scroll by while tail -f is running in either one
[00:27] <michaelgamble> k1l_ would it maybe make sense to stick it in my usr/bin or /bin directory if i were to use the download instead of the ppa?
[00:27] <kostkon> michaelgamble, the ppa looks safe enough. I mean it only contains popcorntime so it won't mess up your system
[00:28] <kostkon> michaelgamble, https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/ubuntu/popcorntime
[00:28] <k1l_> michaelgamble: no.
[00:28] <k1l_> michaelgamble: you can make a "bin" folder in your home and put it there. so it will be put into $PATH after relogin
[00:28] <dlduvio> nevermind. It looks like the project may be alive again, just not using github.
[00:31] <kostkon> michaelgamble, best place to put it in is /opt and then create a custom desktop file for it
[00:32] <michaelgamble> there is nothing currently in my opt folder
[00:32] <michaelgamble> is that normal?
[00:32] <kostkon> michaelgamble, makes no difference
[00:32] <ikonia> yes
[00:33] <michaelgamble> k cool
[00:33] <ikonia> you'll be a lot better using a PPA
[00:33] <ikonia> that way it's packaged correctly
[00:33] <ikonia> it will bring in any dependencies
[00:33] <ikonia> and it can be removed if you don't like it
[00:42] <Ulfalizer> f
[00:45] <finishingmove> anyone with an nvidia card here?
[00:45] <Solo456> How does one set up the mouse wheel to scroll one screen at a time?
[00:45] <Solo456> Gnome
[00:48] <finishingmove> I'm on a fresh 14.04, 64bit, what driver should I install for nvidia 840m ?
[00:49] <ikonia> ubuntu should offer you one
[00:49] <finishingmove> dpkg --get-selections | grep nvidia shows nothing
[00:49] <ikonia> no
[00:49] <ikonia> thats not "offering" anything
[00:49] <ikonia> you should get offered either the open noveu or propritary binary blob
[00:49] <finishingmove> I also have intel graphics which is currently active so maybe that's why?
[00:50] <ikonia> finishingmove: yes, the optimus chipset is often a problem
[00:51] <finishingmove> I can see on the ubuntu wiki that they recommend installing nvidia-331 for 14.04, but I am unsure as to whether I have to uninstall anything before that
[00:52] <finishingmove> dpkg --get-selections | grep nouveau , shows "libdrm-nouveau2:amd64" and "xserver-xorg-video-nouveau"
[00:52] <ikonia> you shouldn't need to remove them
[00:52] <ikonia> just not "use" them
[00:52] <k1l_> finishingmove: open the system settings: software and updates. then go to last tab.
[00:52] <finishingmove> it says "no additional drivers available"
[00:53] <ikonia> because you're using the nvidia chip
[00:53] <k1l_> is this a laptop?
[00:53] <ikonia> it won't know about the nvidia one until you use it
[00:53] <ikonia> that is the pain of optimus
[00:53] <finishingmove> it's a lenovo laptop, yes
[00:53] <finishingmove> flex 2
[00:53] <k1l_> what nvidia card is it?
[00:53] <finishingmove> 840m
[00:54] <okamis_> Hi, I'm wondering what the full url should be for the package tinyos-tools found in http://tinyprod.net/repos/debian-save/dists/squeeze.old/main/binary-amd64/Packages
[00:54] <ikonia> thats for debian
[00:54] <ikonia> so you shouldn't be using it
[00:55] <finishingmove> yesterday, I've tried installing "nvidia-340" and using "nvidia-settings" to set the system to use the nvidia card, but at the login, I see a dark screen and just hear the login sound
[00:55] <finishingmove> after that I tried some other driver, and ended up re-installing ubuntu
[00:55] <finishingmove> so now I'm here wondering what's the proper course of action
[00:56] <ikonia> you need to enable the nvidia card
[00:56] <ikonia> !optimus | finishingmove
[00:56] <okamis_> ikonia: I dont have much of a choice here :)
[00:56] <k1l_> some d rivers require nomodeset as boot kernel parameter
[00:56] <ikonia> okamis_: you do - the choice is to not use it
[00:56] <okamis_> Well, I need it
[00:56] <ikonia> okamis_: then we can't help you - debian packages are not designed for ubuntu or supported
[00:57] <okamis_> I'm just asking for the path to the file, " Filename: pool/main/t/tinyos-tools/tinyos-tools_1.2.4-20111126_amd64.deb " but what is the pre url?
[00:57] <ikonia> okamis_: thats a web url
[00:58] <ikonia> and we don't support installing debian packages on ubuntu
[00:58] <okamis_> can we put it this way, I need to download a debian package, not install it :)
[00:58] <bazhang> !info tinyos-tools
[00:58] <ikonia> okamis_: no
[00:58] <bazhang> use the ubuntu one okamis_
[00:59] <Solo456> Ubuntu 14.04 64bit Gnome --> How does one set up the mouse wheel to scroll one screen at a time?
[00:59] <finishingmove> ikonia: I've heard about bumblebee, but after some research, it seems that packages like "nvidia-340" come with "nvidia-settings" and "nvidia-prime" as dependencies, and from what I see, they serve the same purpose as bumblebee, and seem like bumblebee's successors in a way
[01:00] <bazhang> Solo456, do you mean with the gnome-shell extension alt-tab coverflow
[01:00] <okamis_> If I understand my problem correctly, I need the older version to be compatible with my professors thesis
[01:00] <Bashing-om> finishingmove: I "think" the 840m takes the 346 drivers - not available yet in our repo, See: https://launchpad.net/~mamarley/+archive/ubuntu/nvidia for a driver, and as well optimus requires nvidia-prime and nvidia-settings .
[01:00] <Solo456> No, I mean how can I scroll one screen at a time globally in Ubuntu
[01:00] <bazhang> Solo456, presumably you m,ean workspace for screen
[01:01] <Solo456> Whether I'm in a /pdf, browser screen, text.. etc...
[01:01] <finishingmove> Bashing-om: so installing nvidia-346 and using nvidia-settings to set the graphics mode should work for my card?
[01:01] <Solo456> No, I do NOY mean switching between workspaces
[01:01] <Solo456> *NOT
[01:01] <ikonia> then what is the "screen" you mean ?
[01:01] <bazhang> not clear what you mean then Solo456 , is that multiple open windows?
[01:02] <Solo456> For example... this screen in Hexchat. It scrolls one line at a time... worthless. If I was in vim or emacs, tht makes sense, but an internet browser screen? Give me a break. No one reads that slow
[01:02] <Bashing-om> finishingmove: Yeah, in essence,I am not sure thst installling the driver from the PPA will also install nvidia-prime and nvidia-settings. Check -> dpkg -l "nvidia-*" <- after the driver is installed .
[01:04] <Solo456> bazhang, for instance, I'm reading a news page in an internet browser. I turn the weheel and the page scrolls down a SINGLE line of text. Is there no way to get a mouse wheel to screen one page at a time in Ubuntu?
[01:05] <ikonia> Solo456: you could try increasing the scroll wheel sensitivity
[01:05] <ikonia> so a scroll function is more agressive
[01:05] <finishingmove> Bashing-om: ok, thanks for the PPA, I'll give it a go now
[01:06] <Bashing-om> finishingmove: :)  I have seen that PPA recommneded for your card ( ubuntuforums).
[01:08] <Solo456> ikonia, thanks, I tried that but it has no effect at all on the scroll wheel of the mouse
[01:09] <ikonia> Solo456: I've seen it make scrolling more agressive
[01:09] <ikonia> but not specific to one page per move
[01:10] <Solo456> It only affects the pointer sensitivity, however maybe we are talking about different things. I went into the control center to make changes, where else should I look?
[01:10] <ikonia> not sure in the current unity setup
[01:10] <ikonia> there was certainly a wheel sensitivity setting at one point
[01:11] <Solo456> I just find it unbelievable that MS figured this out in W98SE and even Mac OSX allows one to dump the useless 1 button mouse for a real mouse with 5+ buttons and a scroll wheel, but Ubuntu hasn't...
[01:12] <ikonia> Unity is still a developing desktop experience
[01:12] <Solo456> ikonia: you got that right
[01:12] <ikonia> I've never seen your requirement before
[01:12] <ikonia> so perhaps it's not been considered
[01:12] <ikonia> log a wish list item for it
[01:14] <Solo456> Maybe I can link the mouse wheel to the <page up> and <page down> keys on my kb???? hmmm
[01:14] <ikonia> that seems quite overkill and won't really fix things going forward
[01:14] <ikonia> I'd really suggest a wish list feature being logged
[01:14] <Solo456> Well, I don't see why not. It's not like Ubuntu uses the mouse wheel for anything else.
[01:14] <ikonia> I've never heard of your request before, so certainly worth getting it noted if others haven't
[01:15] <ikonia> I've never heard a need to make the scroll more lines per movement
[01:15] <ikonia> so log it
[01:15] <Djohaal> greetings, i'm encoutnering some issues with keymapping when configuring my OS
[01:16] <Solo456> thanks for your time, ikonia. Will do.
[01:16] <Djohaal> specifically I need to have separate bindings for left and right ALT keys, because I'm using a program that interprets them differently =p
[01:16] <finishingmove> Bashing-om: so, I installed nvidia-346 (it installed nvidia-settings and nvidia-prime), and restarted. Now on the additional drivers tab, I see a choice between xserver-xorg-video-nouveau and nvidia-340 (why is it not nvidia-346?), with the nouveau driver being selected by default
[01:17] <finishingmove> lspci shows the integrated graphics
[01:24] <OerHeks> finishingmove, you might want to ask the PPA owner why, as we do not support PPA's.
[01:24] <finishingmove> OerHeks: is nvidia 840m supported by ubuntu 14.04 ?
[01:28] <[RO]Daniel> uhuuu ubuntu phone verry soon! :))
[01:28] <OerHeks> finishingmove, the nvidia 337.12 should http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverresults.aspx/74888/en-us
[01:29] <Bashing-om> finishingmove: Odd that the 340 installed , if you chose 346 ... can not say further, as to swirching .. that is done in nvidia-settings tool .
[01:40] <ktchv_> hi guys, i have very uncomfortable problem: there is an encrypted lvm on my notebook. and i've got my passpharse unsecure and decided to change it. i've succesfully set up a new passpharse and removed old one using cryptsetup luksAddkey and luksRemoveKey. and just before reboot decided to check it: now i'm running a notebook with encrypted lvm with unknown passphrase because i've mad some typo and can't bruteforce it back. what do?
[01:42] <arthurfiggis> hello! i hope this isn't too off-topic, if so i'll join the appropriate channel :) but just curious...anyone testing out the windows 10 previews and ubuntu together in a dual-boot configuration, is it possible to set up/working? i'm considering dual booting windows and ubuntu since the steam games i've bought seem to work better in windows...but if w10 and ubuntu don't play nice together, no point :(
[01:43] <daftykins> arthurfiggis: very foolish to use a preview as a daily driver i would say
[01:43] <NikolaiToryzin> ktchv_: The thing about encryption is that if you forget a passphrase you're screwed
[01:44] <teward> arthurfiggis: kinda foolish to test that with something that changes rapidly - it's a preview for a reason, once it's got an rc or something then maybe
[01:45] <ktchv_> NikolaiToryzin: no chance to bring old passpharse back? it looks like a 'disabled' in key list
[01:45] <ktchv_> before i reboot
[01:46] <ubuntu> whaaa
[01:47] <arthurfiggis> teward: oh, i'm not intending to use windows 10 previews for daily use :) i'm going to install windows 7 as that's what came with the PC...I was just wondering if anyone had tried it with w10 and experienced problems
[01:47] <arthurfiggis> but true, until it's getting close to being finally released i guess there's not much you can tell
[01:48] <daftykins> arthurfiggis: that'd be a triple boot then? lots of disk space wasted really
[01:49] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: what i was thinking on doing was upgrading to windows 10 when it comes out, as in my case it would be a free upgrade :) but i don't want to bother if it won't play nice with ubuntu as that's my preferred OS
[01:49] <NikolaiToryzin> arthurfiggis, Quick mention, Windows 7 fell out of mainstream support a month ago.
[01:50] <arthurfiggis> NikolaiToryzin, I see :( hmm...probably not worth the trouble setting that up in a dual boot config if it's not supported then
[01:50] <daftykins> NikolaiToryzin: right, but extended support goes on until like 2020... why are we discussing Windows support in #ubuntu O_O
[01:50] <NikolaiToryzin> daftykins, No one knows
[01:50] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: sorry, if it's too offtopic i will join the other channel :/ i just figured that maybe someone here had tried dual booting the two just to test it out and asked, sorry
[01:50] <daftykins> arthurfiggis: anyway, a 7 -> 10 upgrade could trash GRUB and leave you in a fun setup, i would say stick to what works and use virtualbox or another virt tech for any other OS you want to play with
[01:51] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: oh, it'd almost certainly trash grub, so if i did upgrade i'd have to install windows 7...upgrade from that, then install ubuntu and hope that it dual boots :) i guess there's no one about that's tried it with the previews, ah well...worth a try anyway
[01:52] <daftykins> well no you'd just reinstall GRUB, 'cause 10 might boot
[01:52] <daftykins> yeah, plus there's the angle of EFI to add into the mix
[01:52] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: ahh yes, that's true, i think i have a page bookmarked on how to "save" grub if windows' bootloader blows it away
[01:53] <daftykins> !grub
[01:53] <daftykins> :D
[01:53] <CuongDANG> My Dell Studio 1535, Ubuntu 14.04 63 bits: I have a problem that after using it for a while, the screen becomes black and see nothing.
[01:53] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: thanks very much, i had a less "official" page bookmarked so the instructions there are probably a lot better :)
[01:53] <CuongDANG> Please share, if you know how to fix, as it repeated so many times... and I found the solotion for this issue so many days already.
[01:53] <CuongDANG>  My Dell Studio 1535, Ubuntu 14.04 63 bits: I have a problem that after using it for a while, the screen becomes black and see nothing.
[01:54] <SchrodingersScat> !patience
[01:54] <arthurfiggis> ah well, 20+ games i have that are available for steam on linux and they work well in ubuntu (with the exception of dying light, but that's just buggy as all...something anyway :P) maybe i should just stick with what's already working!
[01:56] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: apologies again for drifting a bit offtopic but i appreciate the links, at least if i give it a try and break something i'll know how to fix it ;)
[01:57] <daftykins> arthurfiggis: no problemo, for what it's worth a clean install of Windows is always best anyway, although in a dualboot setup with Windows at the 'start' of the disk, you could wipe "C:" and reinstall 10, then restore GRUB so that ubuntu is never harmed :)
[01:57] <OerHeks> CuongDANG, check system settings > brightness & lock
[01:58] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: oh, absolutely...no matter what way i'd run it, i'd install windows first, make sure it's _completely_ updated and then install ubuntu, the other way around is just a pain...was hoping that maybe someone had taken the plunge and tried it with a w10 preview but i guess i'll have to wait until it's actually finished before i can figure that one out :)
[01:58] <[RO]Daniel> ktchv_, try this http://superuser.com/questions/431820/how-to-change-pass-phrase-of-full-disk-encryption
[01:58] <arthurfiggis> (i.e. if windows 10 wouldn't allow me to install ubuntu, resize partitions and dual boot, then it can take a hike :P)
[01:59] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, it became black suddenly even I was using it, not because of screensaver.
[01:59] <arthurfiggis> CuongDANG, could it possibly be power saving settings acting up? that's the only other thing i can think of that would automatically blank the screen after a certain period, might be worth a try turning it off entirely
[01:59] <daftykins> arthurfiggis: you know every windows installer allows you to install to a specific partition size? you can skip the resize step :)
[02:00] <arthurfiggis> daftykins: aha...well that's even better, plus it'd save on the "whoops your partition appears to be broken, time for chkdsk" bit :P
[02:00] <CuongDANG> I think I had something wrong with graphics or lightdm or somethings
[02:01] <OerHeks> CuongDANG, touching your laptopscreen, does that bring the screen back? then it is a hardware issue
[02:01] <craigbass1976> When I try to mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /mnt , I'm getting "can't read superblock"  this is after an fsck that ends in fsck.ext4: e2fsck_read_bitmaps: illegal bitmap block(s) for /dev/sda1
[02:02] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, no sir, it does not bring the screen back.
[02:02] <daftykins> craigbass1976: you can try scanning for alternative backup superblocks and using one as a new reference point, very risky though
[02:03] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, what I can do is to turn off the laptop with power button, and restart it
[02:04] <OerHeks> CuongDANG, going black while working seems no software issue to me :-(
[02:05] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, the previous Ubuntu version works well, no such issue
[02:06] <OerHeks> CuongDANG, i cannot find simular bugreports yet
[02:07] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, and Windows Vista works well with it. So I think not because of hardware, but something wrong with the graphic cards dirver something...
[02:07] <CuongDANG> 0erHeks, yes many thanks for your help
[02:08] <OerHeks> CuongDANG, file a bugreport, might help find a solution.
[02:09] <k1l_> CuongDANG: did you look into the logs if there is something usefull=
[02:09] <k1l_> ?
[02:09] <CuongDANG> k1l_, which logs?
[02:10] <k1l_> like dmesg or syslog. but after a reboot they get cycled to .0 or .1 in /var /log
[02:10] <k1l_> */var/log
[02:10] <craigbass1976> daftykins: is there a way to copy this off and work on that instead of the original?  Man, all I need is five or six sql dumps (already dumped, just need the files) and my apache directory...
[02:11] <daftykins> craigbass1976: running the fsck has already modified things :S but yes, you could clonezilla to an image file and work on that
[02:11] <daftykins> or ddrescue, depends what your file system is fried from
[02:11] <daftykins> craigbass1976: is it bad sectors, or?
[02:12] <craigbass1976> I don't know.
[02:13] <craigbass1976> daftykins: ^^
[02:13] <daftykins> odd
[02:13] <daftykins> have you checked?
[02:13] <daftykins> sudo apt-get install pastebinit smartmontools && sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda | pastebinit
[02:14] <craigbass1976> I was running badblocks but stopped to see again what the mount error was.  Was the install command for me?
[02:14] <craigbass1976> daftykins: ^^
[02:15] <daftykins> craigbass1976: yep
[02:15] <daftykins> ugh i never get why anyone runs badblocks XD
[02:15] <irnfoot495> Hello I need help setting up my locahost I have really messed it up can someone help me to fix this os is ubuntu 12.04
[02:17] <CuongDANG> k1l_, here is the syslog1   http://paste.ubuntu.com/10119170/  and dmesg http://paste.ubuntu.com/10119134/
[02:19] <craigbass1976> daftykins: Smartctl open device: /dev/sda failed: DELL or MegaRaid controller, please try adding '-d megaraid,N'   I'm not sure exactly what the command is looking for.  sudo smartctl -a -d megaraid,N /dev/sda didn't work, or a couple others I tried.
[02:20] <daftykins> craigbass1976: ah, obfuscated drive. probably '0' in place of 'N' ?
[02:20] <daftykins> i would glance at 'man smartctl'
[02:20] <craigbass1976> daftykins: well, at least now I get a nice clean INQUIRY FAILED
[02:27] <daftykins> craigbass1976: ah well, was just an aside curiosity really.
[02:31] <craigbass1976> daftykins: so use a backup superblock you say?
[02:32] <craigbass1976> daftykins: there's no way to force a mount just to see what I can somehow?
[02:34] <daftykins> craigbass1976: your error was 'cause they're important to even be able to read the FS, i think :)
[02:40] <happyfr0gg> Where does Ubuntu store known WiFi networks? I need to create some backups of this info.
[02:40] <happyfr0gg> I mean what is the directory path?
[02:41] <daftykins> craigbass1976: oh it seems this might be worth a try without a full backup, so it's your call
[02:41] <daftykins> https://linuxexpresso.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/repair-a-broken-ext4-superblock-in-ubuntu/
[02:43] <OerHeks> happyfr0gg, in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections i think, cannot check on this machine without wifi
[02:44] <OerHeks> i have only one wired listed there
[02:44] <craigbass1976> daftykins: one of the superblocks listed after sudo mke2fs -n /dev/sda1  is 32768.  Does this mean that mount -o sb=32768 -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /mnt would mount the filesystem using that superblock instead of the normal 0 one?
[02:46] <daftykins> craigbass1976: not 100% myself, but i googled for results there so just read some more of them maybe?
[02:47] <punkgeek> i need compile my kernel but i got this error, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10119420/ what should i do?
[02:47] <mikahil> wow
[02:48] <mikahil> nobody is online?
[02:48] <craigbass1976> daftykins: I'm really aggravated that there are no errors in the logs...
[02:48] <mikahil> ?
[02:48] <daftykins> craigbass1976: what logs?
[02:48] <mikahil> yeah, what logs?
[02:48] <craigbass1976> daftykins: dmesg or syslog
[02:48] <daftykins> mikahil: compiling yourself isn't a typically supported action, so it's unlikely someone will reply
[02:48] <mikahil> pro
[02:48] <mikahil> brb
[02:49] <punkgeek> no body help me?
[02:49] <daftykins> craigbass1976: on the host you're trying to mount this from? eh like i say i don't know if that's a valid way to run mount
[02:49] <cfhowlett> punkgeek, state your problem
[02:49] <daftykins> mikahil: oh my bad i thought you were punkgeek - you're both hard to read. ask a question
[02:49] <cfhowlett> punkgeek, and be patient
[02:49] <punkgeek> i need compile my kernel but i got this error, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10119420/ what should i do?
[02:49] <daftykins> punkgeek: compiling yourself isn't a typically supported action, so it's unlikely someone will reply
[02:50] <mikahil> should I click that link?
[02:50] <mikahil> lol
[02:50] <cfhowlett> !compile | punkgeek should be some details here
[02:50] <happyfr0gg> OerHeks, thanks but those files do not contain the encryption keys to WiFi networks I have previously connected to.
[02:51] <OerHeks> happyfr0gg, true, those are stored in keys & passwords, also known as keyring ( seahorse)
[02:51] <punkgeek> im using ubuntu core
[02:51] <punkgeek> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Core/InstallationExample
[02:51] <punkgeek> when i enter this command, i got error
[02:51] <punkgeek> # dpkg -i /tmp/$dependencies
[02:52] <mikahil> same
[02:52] <cfhowlett> punkgeek, compile support is in the wiki links.  please read
[02:52] <happyfr0gg> OerHeks, are those directories? I don't understand.
[02:52] <punkgeek> for ubuntu core?!!
[02:53] <OerHeks> happyfr0gg, no, that is a program
[02:54] <RaMcHiP> Does anyone know the Gcode for the extra fet on the mightyboard?
[02:55] <RaMcHiP> NM
[02:55] <RaMcHiP> I had it right!
[02:56] <RaMcHiP> YAY my FET worked, I now have a laser hooked up to the mobo!
[02:57]  * RaMcHiP dances the jig!
[02:58] <RaMcHiP> Now I have to tune this thing to be a functional engraver/cutter/etcher
[02:59] <daftykins> RaMcHiP: wrong channel
[02:59] <user420> is this the wrong channel?
[02:59] <RaMcHiP> LOL sorry!
[02:59] <RaMcHiP> Thanks
[02:59] <user420> how can you tell?
[02:59]  * RaMcHiP blushes
[02:59] <RaMcHiP> Thought I was in #reprap!
[02:59] <RaMcHiP> my apologies
[03:03] <rpp601> hello all, if i want to change my adapters ip address to a static IP, where would i start?
[03:04] <OerHeks> rpp601, networkmanager on the top panel, if you are using ubuntu/unity
[03:07] <happyfr0gg> OerHeks, Seahorse does not provide me with the WiFi keys of networks I have previously connected to.  Damn, Windows is WAY MUCH easier to obtain its WiFi keys with a simple program.
[03:07] <rpp601> OerHeks, i have to do it via command line. it's a headless server.
[03:07] <OerHeks> happyfr0gg, that might be the reason why linux is safe.
[03:08] <OerHeks> rpp this is an ld 2006 tutor, still valid > http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/
[03:08] <OerHeks> ld=old
[03:09] <rpp601> OerHeks, ty
[03:09] <happyfr0gg> Lol. Yeah.
[03:09] <happyfr0gg> I am trying to make backups of as much stuff as I can before I reinstall Ubuntu 14.04.1 onto my laptop.
[03:11] <happyfr0gg> I still cannot fix the issue of the Software Updater displaying errors. I cannot update Synaptic Package Manager, apt, aptitude, etc.
[03:12] <OerHeks> happyfr0gg, what error(s) exactly ?
[03:13] <g3ky> happyfr0gg, http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[03:15] <happyfr0gg> g3ky, what does that page do?
[03:16] <cfhowlett> happyfr0gg, safely rebuild your software sources list
[03:16] <g3ky> Gets you the best servers based on your location
[03:16] <rpp601> can i define a shortcut like 's1' to a directory like /media/Storage1/ so i could do things like 'mv file.xyz s1'
[03:16] <rpp601> ?
[03:16] <happyfr0gg> cfhowlett, okay. thanks!!!
[03:17] <cfhowlett> happyfr0gg, happy2help!
[03:17] <OerHeks> bye
[03:18] <SchrodingersScat> rpp601: like a symlink?  ln -s /media/Storage1 ~/s1   ?
[03:19] <rpp601> SchrodingersScat, i suppose that's what its called lol
[03:19] <fxmulder> how can I fsck root if root is read only?
[03:19] <fxmulder> normally I would just touch /forcefsck and reboot
[03:20] <fxmulder> when I try to touch the file I am getting touch: cannot touch `/forcefsck': No space left on device
[03:20] <fxmulder> which isn't the case according to df -h I have 653M free
[03:21] <hasan> hi all
[03:22] <hasan> can anybody help me with this: suppose I have a machine A that can reach machine B via ssh and a rsa key. now I want me (some host) to be able to connect to A with MY own private key (that is: my public key on A)
[03:22] <hasan> and instantly tunnel to machine B via A.
[03:22] <hasan> but without knowing anything about B. is this possible?
[03:24] <hasan> without knowing means: I dont have any keys for B (except machine A has it) but I need instant connection. I thought of bash_login to run a ssh command to login to B
[03:24] <hasan> but I guess there is a nicer way to do this.
[03:30] <rpp601> SchrodingersScat, I don't think a ln is what i'm looking for. i was hoping to be able to use 's1' anywhere as a shortcut to /media/Storage1/ so i could be anywhere in the tree and 'cp xfile s1' if s1 is symlinked in my home dir wouldn't i have to do 'cp xfile ~/s1' ?
[03:33] <madrazr> Do any of you know what is the exact configuration path (name or hierarchy) for the screen lock duration?
[03:34] <madrazr> the one that is accessible via Brightness & Lock in UI
[03:34] <madrazr> (in 14.04)
[03:37] <tapout> i went to install postgresql-9.4 and got; postgresql-common : Depends: init-system-helpers (>= 1.18~) but 1.14 is installed  .. any ideas on how to solve that?
[03:38] <aeon-ltd> tapout: well you're probably gonna need that version of init-system-helpers
[03:39] <tapout> only 1.4 is provided
[03:40] <Grant_P> Hi anyone able to help out with mdadm and raid 1 on ubuntu 14.10? I'm using the intel storage matrix manager (aka fakeraid).
[03:51] <scornflakes> hey where do i store php db info? e.g. php_value mysql.default.user
[03:51] <scornflakes> it says httpd.conf ?
[03:51] <daftykins> 'it' ?
[03:52] <scornflakes> daftykins: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/97984/how-to-secure-database-passwords-in-php
[03:53] <daftykins> scornflakes: are you new at web admin?
[03:54] <scornflakes> yeah...
[03:54] <scornflakes> this is my first php script
[03:55] <daftykins> well if it's hardly mission critical then i sincerely doubt top security methods need to be employed :)
[03:55] <daftykins> regardless, join a PHP channel and chat to them - or consider finding a channel for your web server (apache/nginx/etc) or #ubuntu-server
[03:55] <scornflakes> oh okay
[03:55] <scornflakes> thanks
[03:58] <Clockwork_> Hi
[03:58] <Clockwork_> Could someone help me with my bluetooth/wifi combo card?
[03:59] <daftykins> more details?
[03:59] <Clockwork_> Wifi is working (I think that is propably apparent) however my bluetooth is not working
[03:59] <daftykins> oh no idea then
[03:59] <Clockwork_> yeah, it's not showing up as bluetooth is working for some odd, unknown reason
[04:00] <daftykins> you're 100% the card is meant to be both?
[04:00] <Clockwork_> Yes, I pulled it out of another laptop, it had bluetooth and Wifi working fine
[04:01] <Clockwork_> I even checked the label on it
[04:01] <daftykins> can only suggest googling the lspci entry name / device ID
[04:01] <Clockwork_> Okay
[04:02] <nick___> when I do "make install" it installs the bzImage, "make modules_install" installs the modules ... what option does install the firmware files?
[04:02] <EriC^^> nick___: is there a README?
[04:04] <nick___> sorry, I found it in the Makefile ... it is firmware_install
[04:05] <daftykins> odd you're finding yourself having to install anything that way
[04:08] <nick___> daftykins: I am putting ubuntu on chromebook ... had to do a manual debootstrap
[04:09] <nick___> doing everything from scratch
[04:09] <arooni-mobile__> hey folks; ubuntu 14.04 here;  when i plug in headphones i can still hear sounds from speakers.  how to fix?  lenovo t420 laptop.
[04:10] <cheapie> nick___: Out of curiosity, what brand/model of Chromebook is this? I have an Acer C720, and I was able to install Debian easily with no debootstrap needed. Ubuntu should be about the same, but I never tried that one.
[04:13] <nick___> cheapie: I have the toshiba chromebook 2 (bay trail) ... there is no seabios ... so I had to bake my own kernel (wrap it), and then bootstrap the remaining sw stack
[04:13] <cheapie> That sounds rather difficult...
[04:13] <daftykins> nick___: eww.
[04:14] <happyfr0gg> cfhowlett, The sources.list generator does not work. I still receive errors when I run update.
[04:14] <nick___> daftykins: well ... have no other choice now ... I opened it a couple of times to find the uart, so cannot return it now ... must install linux somehow
[04:14] <daftykins> happyfr0gg: pastebin
[04:15] <cheapie> nick___: So, even if you enter developer mode and enable dev_boot_legacy, it still won't let you press Ctrl+L at the OS verification off thing and boot from something else?
[04:17] <nicomachus> Guys, I need some getting ubuntu installed on this PC. I can boot a live cd, but when I go to install the optical drive gives out (it needs replaced. can't do it for another week or so). It will not allow me to boot from usb. what other option do I have?
[04:17] <nick___> cheapie: there is no SeaBios for bay trail cpus ... so, there is no ctrl-l option
[04:18] <moose-machine-ar> hi everyone. i am having strange trouble with my wifi. This problem does not happen on windows 7 (this is a dual boot machine). it is weird that i am able to ping websites but unfortunately my browser is misbehaving. it opens some websites, but doesn't open most (Chrome gives the error: CONNECTION_REFUSED.) However on entering the ip address of the website in the browser, it works for some sites. At the same time, both dropbox is n
[04:18] <nick___> ctrl-l is the "legacy boot" ... you need seabios for that
[04:18] <daftykins> nicomachus: what's wrong with USB boot?
[04:18] <EriC^^> nicomachus: why can't you use a usb?
[04:18] <cheapie> nick___: I'm curious why the firmware for that model doesn't include SeaBIOS, then...
[04:18] <nicomachus> bios doesn't allow it.
[04:19] <nicomachus> there's just no option for it.
[04:19] <cheapie> nicomachus: Try putting PLoP boot manager on a CD and hope it works well enough to read that.
[04:19] <cheapie> nicomachus: http://www.plop.at/en/bootmanager/download.html
[04:19] <nicomachus> thanks cheapie
[04:19] <nick___> cheapie: lol ... the SeaBios is not included in this model because SeaBios does not support eMMC ... which BayTrail CPUs have by default
[04:20] <happyfr0gg> daftykins, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120394/
[04:20] <daftykins> happyfr0gg: ugh you're still dealing with that issue?
[04:21] <daftykins> happyfr0gg: you must have a repo entered twice. search through /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[04:21] <EriC^^> happyfr0gg: type ls -l /var/lib/dpkg/status
[04:21] <happyfr0gg> daftykins, Yes.
[04:21] <EriC^^> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root
[04:22] <happyfr0gg> EriC^^, Okay. 1 second...
[04:22] <daftykins> i think i once suggested happyfr0gg rename that file
[04:22] <daftykins> don't recall what happened though
[04:22] <daftykins> i don't know if all hell breaks loose if it's not there :)
[04:23] <cheapie> daftykins: Last time I checked (which, admittedly, was Debian 0.93R6) it did.
[04:23] <cheapie> daftykins: Basically broke dpkg until I put it back.
[04:23] <daftykins> :D
[04:23] <daftykins> thanks
[04:23] <nicomachus> cheapie: with PLoP do I just write the .iso to the disc or the whole folder?
[04:24] <happyfr0gg> EriC^^, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120431/
[04:24] <moose-machine-ar> hi everyone. just wondering if anyone had the chance to read my detailed problem a little above this? any help would be amazing. thanks.
[04:24] <cheapie> nicomachus: Write the ISO to the disc using an "image burner" program. What OS do you have installed on the computer you want to use to burn it?
[04:24] <nicomachus> ubuntu. I've been writing disc all day, I've got this part down. ;) haha
[04:25] <cheapie> nicomachus: OK. Just... if you end up with a disc containing one file ending in .iso, you're doing it wrong.
[04:25] <nicomachus> i gotcha.
[04:26] <cheapie> nicomachus: If it's then able to read it, it should bring up a menu that will, amongst other things, let you boot from USB.
[04:26] <EriC^^> happyfr0gg: looks fine
[04:26] <nicomachus> awesome. that would solve a few problems.
[04:26] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: it was cut off after "time, both dropbox is n..."
[04:27] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: ohhh i see. thanks i will re-post in bits then.
[04:28] <nicomachus> moose-machine-ar: you can just type it all into a pastebin and paste that link.
[04:28] <moose-machine-ar> @nicomachus: ok thanks.
[04:29] <craigbass1976> I'd like to run something like sudo e2fsck -b block_number /dev/xxx, but fsck keesp dying when I answer yes to certain questions. Answering yes to any of these: Inode xyz has an invalid extent node, Inode xys has zero length extent, and Inode xyz is a zero-length directory, Results in FSK stopping with a "fsck.ext4: e2fsck_read_bitmaps: illegal bitmap block(s) for /dev/sda1" message
[04:29] <happyfr0gg> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120488/
[04:30] <daftykins> craigbass1976: image it up away from that Dell RAID card and work on the image, something fishy is going on there. also query its' SMART info away from the RAID card too
[04:30] <nicomachus> hmmm... cheapie PLoP booted up fine, I selected boot from USB, but now I just have a black screen.
[04:30] <moose-machine-ar> hello everyone. my pastebin explaining my grief :(  http://pastebin.com/cZZ7Cn7n   thanks a lot. :)
[04:31] <cheapie> nicomachus: With a valid, bootable USB disk inserted?
[04:31] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq >
[04:31] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq #18 when booting, solutions?
[04:31] <nicomachus> it should be valid, I used it a few weeks ago... didn't check it just now because the only other machine I can check it on is this laptop that I'm using for support. haha
[04:32] <nicomachus> gonna try another port..
[04:32] <bytes> Hey! I'm having an issue with my laptop and xubuntu. I've installed it and afterwards its stating to insert a Boot Device
[04:32] <bytes> here's the paste i got from the boot repair program i used: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120160/
[04:32] <nicomachus> sounds like you didn't install it, bytes.
[04:32] <moose-machine-ar> in addition to http://pastebin.com/cZZ7Cn7n, i also tried setting the maximum limit to the mtr in for my wlo1 in ifconfig. it didn't make any difference either. :(
[04:32] <bytes> I did, I loaded up the live cd adn checked the drive, all the files are there
[04:32] <bytes> i have secure boot on
[04:33] <bytes> and ubuntu should work with it
[04:33] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: using network manager, go in and edit your connection details specifying your IP, netmask, gateway and DNS server IP addresses manually to see if it clears it up
[04:33] <cheapie> bytes: Did you by any chance say no to a question asking if you wanted to install GRUB to the MBR?
[04:33] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: test with opendns.com of <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS> or google's DNS of <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:34] <bytes> cheapie, i don't recall doing that
[04:34] <bytes> before trying ubuntu i tried isntalling debian
[04:34] <bytes> and there i just used the full disk guided procedure
[04:34] <bytes> and i feel it may have messed up the EFI system..
[04:34] <cheapie> bytes: Which disk did you install to? sda or sdb?
[04:34] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: ok. thanks a lot. trying.
[04:34] <bytes> i'm not entirely sure about that, i believe sda
[04:35] <cheapie> bytes: OK, try opening a terminal and doing "sudo grub-install /dev/sda" and see what happens.
[04:35] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq #18 when booting, solutions?
[04:35] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: you mean that i should change the DNS address from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS> (for example)?
[04:35] <bytes> cheapie, what should i use to open the terminal? a live cd/
[04:35] <nicomachus> I guess it was a bad USB, cheapie, this Mint usb is booting up just fine.
[04:35] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: correct, 1.1 surely if it was querying your router
[04:35] <cheapie> bytes: Yes, a Live CD. You may also need to specify something like "--target=x86_64-efi" as well.
[04:36] <daftykins> nicomachus: not Mint! *holds up crossed fingers* seriously though, that's not supported here of course :)
[04:36] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: ok. trying that out.
[04:36] <cheapie> bytes: It might get a little confused as to where to put some of the files, but hopefully it takes care of the missing part at least.
[04:36] <nicomachus> daftykins: I know! Sorry! Just to see if it'll boot and install.
[04:37] <cheapie> nicomachus: I'm in #linuxmint-help over on SpotChat too, if you break it.
[04:37] <daftykins> nicomachus: :)
[04:37] <nicomachus> I've been going back and forth between Mint and Ubuntu installs for the last two days. I'll probably pop in there at some point. I got a ton of great help there last night.
[04:38] <nicomachus> even though it ended up being an issue with my PSU and not any OS...
[04:38] <cheapie> I don't pay much attention to it, as I'm mostly only helpful for general Linux questions due to not having used Mint or Ubuntu for quite a while now (currently on Debian).
[04:40] <nicomachus> Well shit... same error I've gotten trying Ubuntu a couple times: "The installer encountered an error copying files to the hard disk: [Error 5] Input/Output error
[04:40] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq #18 when booting, solutions?
[04:40] <cheapie> nicomachus: Can you take a look at /var/log/messages and see if there are any errors in there?
[04:40] <nicomachus> Due to a faulty CD/DVD drive (I'm using a usb) or a faulty hard disk (brand new, just isntalled today)
[04:40] <daftykins> ddn: are you just guessing they're related?
[04:40] <bytes> cheapie, it states it doesn't exist
[04:41] <cheapie> bytes: That what doesn't exist? grub-install?
[04:41] <bytes> "/usr/lib/grub/x86_65-efi/modinfo.sh doesn't exist. Please specify target or directory"
[04:41] <bytes> i specified the target
[04:41] <cheapie> x86_64, not 65.
[04:42] <bytes> my bad, i typoed that
[04:42] <cheapie> Unless you got yourself a super-early prototype in-development Athlon 65 or something. Last time I checked, those don't exist.
[04:42] <bytes> i did put in 64 in the terminal
[04:42] <craigbass1976> Ok... I've created a directory on a separate box called remote.  Then on the box I'm trying to back up, I run sshfs user@theotherbox:/home/user/remote/ localdir/.  Rather than the directory having the same ownership as the rest of the directories in ~/, it's got a userid and groupid  of 1000.  When I try to copy something into it, I get a permission denied
[04:42] <cheapie> OK, let me look up something.
[04:42]  * cheapie puts on some hold music
[04:43] <cheapie> bytes: OK, (still in the live environment) install grub-efi-amd64. It'll probably want to remove a package or two, that's fine./
[04:43] <ddn> daftykins, sorry I got lost here, who are related?
[04:43] <daftykins> ddn: your printing issue and the IRQ error, are you claiming they're related?
[04:45] <cheapie> daftykins: Some people are claiming that they see that message and their USB ports stop working. They may be related.
[04:45] <craigbass1976> actually, I'm getting dd: failed to open ‘local/borked.iso’: Permission denied when running sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=local/borked.iso  . I can touch files and create them in that directory, so maybe I'm just running dd wrong
[04:45] <cheapie> I also saw this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingIRQProblems
[04:45] <ddn> daftykins, I thinks because when I connected the printer usb cpu goes crazy up high and  just now I see the "disabling irq #18" message on boot
[04:45] <daftykins> cheapie: yeah, i just wanted to get at whether there was a reason for the connection being made - there is a process here, don't worry.
[04:45] <cheapie> craigbass1976: I don't think normal users can directly read /dev/sda1. Are you running this as root?
[04:46] <craigbass1976> cheapie: yep
[04:46] <daftykins> ddn: boot with it disconnected and see if the error persists, that'd help prove the connection to start with
[04:46] <cheapie> craigbass1976: Huh. Can you dd if=/dev/sda1 of=something else?
[04:46] <bytes> cheapie, alright i have it isntalled
[04:47] <cheapie> bytes: OK, try "sudo grub-install --target=x86_64-efi /dev/sda1" again.
[04:47] <craigbass1976> I don't know.  I'm running off a livecd, so I have to be copying to some remote directory.
[04:47] <nicomachus> my HDD has no error reports in GSmartControl, so it must be the optical drive, right? but I'm only using that for PLoP
[04:47] <craigbass1976> cheapie: ^^
[04:47] <bytes> cheapie, "cannot find efi directory"
[04:48] <cheapie> nicomachus: If the live USB thing booted, it's not your optical drive's fault.
[04:48] <ddn> daftykins, always boot disconnected as this is a netbook moving around home
[04:48] <daftykins> ddn: ok so if you run "dmesg | tail", plug in the printer, then run it again - what do you see?
[04:48] <craigbass1976> cheapie: Oh, you know what?  If I sudo, I can't create a file in that directory...  I've got to somehow give the live user permission to see sda1
[04:48] <cheapie> bytes: OK, you might have to chroot into the installation to do this.
[04:48] <cheapie> craigbass1976: That's probably it.
[04:49] <daftykins> nicomachus: have you ever memtest'd this thing?
[04:49] <bytes> cheapie, how would i go about getting into the installation? i have a copy of rEFInd if thats needed
[04:50] <daftykins> nicomachus: since your PSU woes
[04:50] <cheapie> bytes: Just a second, I'm typing up some instructions.
[04:50] <cheapie> bytes: Do you know which partitions are your root, boot, and EFI system?
[04:50] <daftykins> cheapie: we have !chroot if you need it
[04:50] <cheapie> !chroot
[04:51] <bytes> cheapie, not entirely- no.
[04:51] <orbisvicis> are 8.04 packages still available ?
[04:51] <cheapie> daftykins: That's not quite what I want.
[04:51] <orbisvicis> (I need a gtk1 dev environment)
[04:51] <daftykins> cheapie: ok nm :>
[04:51] <daftykins> !8.04
[04:51] <cheapie> bytes: OK, can you run "sudo parted" (you may have to install it), then type "p" and pastebin what you get from it?
[04:51] <orbisvicis> yeah, but are the packages still in old-releases ?
[04:52] <orbisvicis> or wherever ?
[04:52] <daftykins> orbisvicis: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
[04:52] <daftykins> yes.
[04:52] <daftykins> but what you're doing seems horrific? :)
[04:52] <daftykins> but then i'm no dev.
[04:52] <orbisvicis> daftykins: awesome
[04:52] <orbisvicis> daftykins: I just need to evaluate if this gtk1 program is worth the effort of porting
[04:53] <daftykins> roger that
[04:53] <orbisvicis> gonna boot it up in qemu
[04:53] <bytes> pastebin.com/s4kLn87y cheapie
[04:53] <cheapie> bytes: OK, great. Just a second.
[04:54] <ddn> daftykins, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120756/
[04:54] <cheapie> bytes: OK. Become root (sudo -i will do the trick), then run these commands one at a time, stopping if you get an error: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10120763/
[04:54] <cheapie> bytes: Wait a second...
[04:55] <cheapie> bytes: Switch sda1 and sda2 in that, I got them backwards.
[04:57] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: hi. I have been trying various combinations, however neither opendns, nor google's dns makes any difference. the problem is still the same.
[04:58]  * cheapie finds and fixes the problem with his bootloader while he's poking around in parted
[04:58]  * cheapie wonders how bytes is doing
[04:58] <bytes> cheapie, sorry!- it worked
[04:58] <ddn> daftykins, right now it is printing and I have done nothing but downgrading the kernel yesterday night and it didn't worked
[04:58] <cheapie> bytes: OK, you switched sda1 and sda2, right? And you're at a command prompt again?
[04:58] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: sounds like wireless driver troubles to me then perhaps, 14.04 did you say? what's the wireless device? (open a terminal and run "lspci" and see if you spot network/ethernet controller)
[04:58] <ddn> daftykins, maybe the flue season :)
[04:59] <bytes> cheapie, correct
[04:59] <daftykins> ddn: hmm, seems it mounts a memory card when you plug the printer in
[04:59] <daftykins> ddn: so you booted the one-older-version last night and it made no difference, but today it works fine?
[05:00] <cheapie> bytes: OK. Try the "grub-install --target=x86_64-efi /dev/sda" again. You may have to install grub-efi-amd64 again.
[05:00] <ddn> daftykins, yeah the card was inside the printer slot
[05:00] <ddn> daftykins, and yes it made not difference
[05:00] <cheapie> bytes: By the way, when you did that chroot command, you basically "moved into" the installed system on your hard drive.
[05:01] <bytes> cheapie, alright its installing now!
[05:01] <bytes> so what did i screw up for this to occur?
[05:01] <bytes> if it finished should i proceed to reboot?
[05:02] <cheapie> bytes: It just appears that your bootloader got half-installed, if at all. And no, don't reboot yet.
[05:02] <bytes> cheapie, alright
[05:03] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: ok. thanks. network controller (Qualcomm Atheros AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter (PCI-Express
[05:03] <cheapie> I mean, in that script output you posted at the beginning, I see GRUB there, but it obviously wasn't working for you for some reason.
[05:03] <cheapie> bytes: Has it finished installing yet?
[05:03] <bytes> cheapie, yes it has
[05:04] <cheapie> bytes: OK. Did you run the grub-install command I posted?
[05:04] <daftykins> ddn: ok, USB resets are always worth considering. they involve powering off, removing the mains electricity connection and the battery, giving it a minute, then plugging back in. crazy idea but it solves a lot of laptop/netbook USB quirks.
[05:04] <bytes> cheapie, yes
[05:04] <cheapie> bytes: Any errors?
[05:04] <bytes> nope
[05:04] <cheapie> bytes: OK. Now run "update-grub".
[05:04] <daftykins> moose-machine-ar: hmm, i'm going to have to call it a night now i'm afraid - but you could probably give that model + your ubuntu version some research online
[05:05] <bytes> cheapie, alright, done
[05:05] <moose-machine-ar> @daftykins: alright. thank you for your patience and your help. good night.
[05:05] <cheapie> bytes: OK, type "exit" to exit the chroot, then you can go ahead and reboot without the live CD to see if it worked.
[05:06] <bytes> cheapie, oh my- its still not working
[05:06] <platz> just came to say remapping keys on on Ubuntu since 14.04 is a nightmare
[05:06] <bytes> "Reboot and select proper Boot device"
[05:06] <bytes> :/
[05:06] <cheapie> bytes: OK, so I think your firmware may be misconfigured.
[05:06] <bytes> i have secure boot on
[05:06] <bytes> if that is any worry
[05:07] <bytes> because i assumed ubuntu supported it
[05:07] <cheapie> bytes: Try with it off.
[05:07] <platz> xmodmap no longer works so you have to dig in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols
[05:07] <cheapie> (I *HATE* secure boot. I have it turned off here)
[05:07] <daftykins> nothing wrong with secure boot, it's been supported and works since 12.04
[05:07] <cheapie> daftykins: Maybe, but it is one thing to try ruling out.
[05:08] <bytes> yeah, just tried it with secure boot off, same deal
[05:08] <daftykins> anyway, nn \o
[05:08] <cheapie> bytes: OK. Is there a key you can press during the POST to get a boot menu?
[05:08] <cheapie> (F11 for AMI Aptio firmware, if that's what you have)
[05:08] <bytes> do you mean the UEFI settings page?
[05:09] <cheapie> bytes: Not that one, there's usually a one-time boot override menu.
[05:09] <cheapie> bytes: Every UEFI motherboard I've seen so far uses F11, try mashing that while it's POSTing.
[05:10] <bytes> just tried it and it did not work
[05:10] <ddn> daftykins, issue came back when sent the second printing, CPU when high to the sky, PC unusable, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10120891/
[05:10] <bytes> i don't recall there being other key combos for this computer aside from the one to get into UEFI and boot settings page
[05:10] <ddn> daftykins, I did yesterday as well
[05:10] <cheapie> bytes: Well, try that, I guess.
[05:10] <daftykins> ddn: sorry, heading to bed now
[05:10] <ddn> daftykins, sweet dreams
[05:10] <cheapie> bytes: Take a look at the boot sequence settings in there, and see if something along the lines of "ubuntu" is an option anywhere.
[05:11] <cheapie> bytes: On my board, I have to enable "UEFI" as a step in the boot sequence, then go to the order of UEFI-supporting devices and pick the right one there.
[05:12] <cheapie> bytes: Since you're not getting an EFI shell when the boot fails, but rather a boot failure message, I suspect that it might not even be trying to boot the hard drive in UEFI mode.
[05:12] <bytes> cheapie, huh... my keyboard keys aren't even functioning now
[05:13] <cheapie> bytes: Odd. Try powering completely off, waiting a few seconds, turning it on, and trying again.
[05:15] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq #18 when booting, solutions?
[05:15] <jmadero> what's the easiest way for me to do a one time mount of a samba share in terminal?
[05:15] <jmadero> on Ubuntu 14.10
[05:17] <jamesd> jmadero: if its just a one time thing.. install a ftpd server on the ubuntu box,, install winscp or filezilla and ftp the files from the windows box to ubunutu samba can be a pain for a one off
[05:17] <jmadero> jamesd: it's actually going to be a permanent thing if it works
[05:17] <jmadero> NFS is not cooperating for my setup
[05:17] <jmadero> so I'm reverting back to samba (all Linux machines...I know...it sucks)
[05:18] <jmadero> but I'll only revert if I can confirm on a one off that it works, else it's not worth the hassle of a permanent mount
[05:18] <jamesd> jmadero: NFS biggest pain is usually getting  dns correct or all the boxes into the hosts file.
[05:18] <jmadero> jamesd: no there's some bug with raspberry pi
[05:18] <jmadero> causes issues for media center hosting :-/
[05:19] <jmadero> just confirmed it's a hardware issue, so hoping that samba works
[05:19] <jamesd> their might be a samba channel, there are also numerous samba get start guides.
[05:19] <jmadero> jamesd: yeah I see a lot of the guides, unfortunately many were written for Ubuntu 13.10 or older
[05:20] <jmadero> where it seemed much simpler....
[05:20] <jmadero> cifs-utils has replaced some stuff apparently
[05:20] <cheapie> jmadero: Try #samba.
[05:20] <jmadero> okay will do
[05:20] <jmadero> thanks
[05:20] <jamesd> jmadero: apt-cache search is your friend...
[05:25] <bytes> cheapie, wow i'm not sure what's going on i've tried an textrnal keyboard as well and its just not working
[05:26] <cheapie> bytes: Even after rebooting?
[05:26] <bytes> yes
[05:26] <cheapie> This is starting to sound like http://xkcd.com/349/
[05:27] <ddn> hi all, my upgraded ubuntu 14 stopped printing in my usb canon printer, now is says disabling irq #18 when booting, solutions?
[05:28] <cheapie> bytes: I don't really know what to tell you now other than I'm sure Ubuntu didn't break your keyboard. As for what did, I have no idea.
[05:28] <jamesd> cheapie: yeah i have been there as well...  that is why i learn to play with things in vmware/virtualbox/xen/kvm first and make backups...  veeam rocks for vmware.
[05:29] <cheapie> jamesd: I don't think that would have helped here.
[05:29] <nicomachus> what's the best way to wipe a live usb and make a new one with it?
[05:29] <jamesd> cheapie: for pi
[05:29] <nicomachus> Startup disk creator couldn't erase it.
[05:30] <cheapie> nicomachus: That's odd.
[05:30] <nicomachus> in gparted /dev/sdb (that's the usb, right?) shows up as unallocated
[05:30] <jamesd> cheapie: for pi yes it could of helped.. shut down the pi.. pull sd chip.. make a copy to your desktop box... start work...
[05:30] <cheapie> nicomachus: I'm wondering if there's something wrong with your flash drive...
[05:30] <cheapie> jamesd: What does a Raspberry Pi have to do with bytes' now-broken keyboard?
[05:31]  * jamesd raspbery pi B+ arrives tomorow, ultimate kit plus an lcd light add on.
[05:31] <nicomachus> ok, when GParted gives this message: http://pastebin.com/kRB14Lmk
[05:32] <nicomachus> -when
[05:32] <bytes> i have no clue how this keyboard broke o.o
[05:33] <bytes> i just googled this and its a problem among toshiba keyboards apparently...
[05:33] <cheapie> Heh, thanks to the magic of ZNC, I'm now running my IRC client on a completely different OS without even having to leave the channel...
[05:33] <bytes> i was mashing a lot of keys
[05:33] <bytes> but really this is just unbelievable.. i have an external keyboard working with it now
[05:33] <nicomachus> this is after trying to use startup disk creator to try to erase it.
[05:33] <bytes> gaaah that xkcd is literally how i feel right now
[05:33] <bytes> god damn it
[05:34] <bytes> well, if i can't get it to work- i didn't spend much on this laptop
[05:34] <bytes> lmao
[05:34]  * cheapie checks his CTCP VERSION information
[05:34] <cheapie> "HexChat 2.10.1 / GNU 0.5"
[05:36] <nicomachus> well, the only other usb I have lying around is 1gb
[05:36] <nicomachus> that won't work, will it
[05:36] <cheapie> nicomachus: I can't even remember how big the ISOs are for the latest releases of Ubuntu... how big is yours?
[05:37] <nicomachus> 1.0 gb lol
[05:37] <nicomachus> 1,034,944,512 bytes, to be specific.
[05:38] <cheapie> The ISO is?
[05:38] <nicomachus> yep.
[05:38] <cheapie> Yeah... I don't see that working.
[05:38] <nicomachus> 14.04.1 i386
[05:38] <cheapie> Why i386?
[05:39] <nicomachus> intel chip...?
[05:39] <cheapie> Is it really *that* old?
[05:39] <nicomachus> core2 duo
[05:39] <cheapie> That's 64-bit capable.
[05:39] <nicomachus> motherfucker.
[05:40]  * cheapie imagines the ops probably don't like that sort of language...
[05:40] <cheapie> Meh, whatever. I'm not one.
[05:40] <jmadero> nicomachus: indeed be a bit more careful, I've been booted before
[05:40] <cheapie> I'll admit they have a reason or two to not like me too...
[05:40] <nicomachus> meh. whoops.
[05:43] <cheapie> Huh, Debian GNU/Hurd doesn't seem to support my scroll wheel for whatever reason.
[05:43] <SonikkuAmerica> !debian
[05:44] <cheapie> SonikkuAmerica: I wasn't asking for help, just a random comment.
[05:44] <SonikkuAmerica> cheapie: Oh. Generally we keep those in #ubuntu-offtopic though. Just sayin'. :D
[05:45] <cheapie> SonikkuAmerica: I'd go there if I wanted to start a discussion about it. I'm pretty much just waiting for nicomachus to do something interesting here.
[05:45] <SonikkuAmerica> I hope it's related to a support question. That is all.
[05:46] <nicomachus> haha, downloading the torrent for 64 bit now, then will try to make another live usb and give PLoP another go.
[05:46] <cheapie> SonikkuAmerica: As far as the "waiting for nicomachus" thing, that is.
[05:49] <r_await_> exit
[05:50] <SonikkuAmerica> nicomachus: Are you using Windows?
[05:51] <cheapie> SonikkuAmerica: I suspect he has a bad flash drive. He keeps getting I/O errors when trying to install from it, and now he's having issues writing to it (from Ubuntu, I think).
[05:51] <nicomachus> I'm using ubuntu 14.04 right now.
[05:52] <nicomachus> Trying to put the same onto a new PC
[05:52] <SonikkuAmerica> nicomachus: Why do you want to use Plop? You can use dd to get the image onto your USB stick, and from there you can boot from the USB stick into GRUB 2.
[05:52] <Psychopath> is this a sex channel?
[05:52] <cheapie> SonikkuAmerica: If his BIOS supported that, it would work.
[05:52] <SonikkuAmerica> !!
[05:53] <nicomachus> SonikkuAmerica: BOIS won't boot from USB. That's why I need PLoP
[05:53] <cheapie> Psychopath: Not last time I checked.
[05:53] <SonikkuAmerica> nicomachus: Eek
[05:53] <nicomachus> and the optical drive is pretty well shot.
[05:53] <cheapie> This is, well... quite the opposite.
[05:53] <nicomachus> It needs replaced, but I can't do it till next week at least.
[05:53] <SonikkuAmerica> Ouch.
[05:53] <r_await> free -m
[05:53] <cheapie> nicomachus: You can't swap drives between your two boxes?
[05:54] <nicomachus> cheapie: working on is a laptop.
[05:54] <nicomachus> working one*
[05:54] <cheapie> r_await: total 2 used 2 free 0 shared 0 buffers 0 cached 0...
[05:56] <cheapie> nicomachus: If only you were here... I'd let you plug into my network and PXE boot an installer. I don't have Ubuntu, but I could add it...
[05:56] <nicomachus> uhhh... is this a sex channel?
[05:56] <cheapie> nicomachus: *still* no.
[05:56] <nicomachus> lol
[05:56] <cheapie> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preboot_Execution_Environment
[05:58] <cheapie> By the way, if you get *really* desperate, you can do that.  Gonna try it on this 1gb stick.
[06:00] <ninjarob666> i think i got it... thanks cheapy
[06:00] <cheapie> nicomachus: OK, sounds good.
[06:00] <ninjarob666> sorry    cheapie
[06:00] <nicomachus> I'm not a huge fan of lubuntu, but it'll work for now.
[06:01] <cheapie> nicomachus: If you can get it installed, you can install all of the Ubuntu junk...err...desktop environment later.
[06:01] <ninjarob666> hey any of you guys know of a codding channel for C++ that is ok and responsive
[06:01] <cheapie> ninjarob666: You can try #c++ here on FreeNode.
[06:02] <cheapie> Actually, that's "##c++".
[06:02] <ninjarob666> k will do
[06:02] <cheapie> (not sure about the reason for the two #s, but meh)
[06:02] <hdon> hi all :) why are there kernel updates so often?
[06:02] <cheapie> hdon: Shiny new stuff, bugfixes, security hole patches...
[06:03] <hdon> cheapie, yes but i mean, i've been using linux for a long time, and i was thinking, when i was younger, there were never this many... so what has caused more "shiny new stuff, bugfixes, security fixes?"
[06:03] <ninjarob666> weird says cant send to channel ... wonder whats that for?
[06:03] <cheapie> hdon: Well, with more stuff, comes more stuff that needs to be fixed...
[06:03] <Ulfalizer> ninjarob666: are you registered?
[06:03] <cheapie> ninjarob666: Some channels require you to do something to be able to speak.
[06:04] <ninjarob666> i was trying to ask a question in ##C ++
[06:04] <Ulfalizer> prolly needs to be registered on freenode for that
[06:04] <ninjarob666> how?
[06:04] <hdon> cheapie, ok,.. well i thought there might be a generalization that would make me say "eureka!" but thanks for trying
[06:04] <Ulfalizer> google "register freenode". can't remember off the top of my head. :)
[06:04] <cheapie> ninjarob666: Try "/msg NickServ help register"
[06:04] <Ulfalizer> you just set a nick and password
[06:07] <nicomachus> it's /msg NickServ REGISTER password email
[06:07]  * cheapie wanders off for a bit
[06:07]  * Ulfalizer wonders if nickserv is hardcoded into the server software
[06:08] <Ulfalizer> would be bad if it died in a netsplit and someone impersonated it :P
[06:08] <Ulfalizer> but maybe there's some rename protection thingy too
[06:08] <nicomachus> Ulfalizer: is it really that big of a deal anyway?
[06:09] <Jasonrj> Oh hey, I'm uh Nick. Just forward all those requests to me and I'll handle it ;).
[06:09] <tutifuti> Hi
[06:09] <Ulfalizer> could be bad. lots of people probably don't consider that it's sent in plaintext and use passwords they use for other stuff too...
[06:09] <Ulfalizer> so in practice it's bad
[06:09] <Ulfalizer> in a perfect world less bad maybe :P
[06:09] <nicomachus> that's true.
[06:10] <Jasonrj> There are also people who run bots on here that like control serious stuff. You can setup an IRC bot to take commands for running on your server and stuff. If someone could get your pass and identify as you then potentially control your VPS or something you could have a bad day.
[06:13] <nicomachus> that doesn't seem like a very secure way of controlling things.
[06:13] <nicomachus> almost gotta blame the user, then.
[06:13] <nicomachus> get your own IRC server for that.
[06:13] <xer0> hello! can any one help me transfer file over 2 ubuntu or a ubuntu and a windows?
[06:14] <Jasonrj> True, but if you can come up with a bad idea there is someone out there that thinks it's a good idea :).
[06:14] <nicomachus> xer0: from one partition to another on the same machine
[06:14] <nicomachus> ?
[06:15] <xer0> nope different machine.
[06:15] <aarobc> anyone had any success in getting quake3 sound working on ubuntu 14.10?
[06:15] <xer0> over wifi
[06:15] <dms791> oyt!
[06:16] <nicomachus> oooook lubuntu live usb is finally ready, let's see if it'll boot.
[06:17] <c31r2g> nicomachus first change the boot priority too
[06:17] <xer0> nicomachus: u know? how to transfer over two machines over wifi
[06:17] <nicomachus> c31r2g: using PLoP.
[06:17] <nicomachus> error already. says: gfxboot.c32: not a COM32R image
[06:18] <nicomachus> boot:
[06:18] <c31r2g> nicomachus well what is it
[06:18] <c31r2g> PLoP ? nicomachus
[06:19] <c31r2g> xer0 well WPS connection available
[06:19] <nicomachus> PLoP is a boot assist that allows me to boot from USB even though the BIOS doesn't support it.
[06:19] <xer0> c31r2g: what's WPS?
[06:20] <c31r2g> Well over router it is given
[06:20] <xer0> I just want to transfer files using ad-hoc
[06:20] <c31r2g> xer0 well if youre using two laptops then you should create an ad-hoc network and then transfer files
[06:21] <nicomachus> This says to press TAB for the error I'm getting: http://askubuntu.com/questions/486602/ubuntu-14-04-lts-live-usb-boot-error-gfxboot-c32not-a-valid-com32r-image
[06:21] <nicomachus> but TAB doesn't do anything
[06:21] <xer0> after creating ad-hoc what do i do?
[06:21] <c31r2g> xer0 then just share the file you want to share by right clicking
[06:21] <xer0> ok
[06:22] <c31r2g> xer0 after that you should ve able to see the files over the network in shared files
[06:22] <xer0> i'll try
[06:22] <c31r2g> Then anyone can download it from shared files menu xer0
[06:22] <c31r2g> Yep
[06:22] <qwebirc41849> Hi! I'm trying to rebuild the nginx-full package using debuild but I'm getting the following error:
[06:22] <qwebirc41849> E: nginx source: source-is-missing debian/modules/naxsi/contrib/naxsi-ui/js/highcharts.js
[06:23] <xer0> ty
[06:23] <damian_> siemka zrana
[06:23] <qwebirc41849> Does anyone know what I need to do to get it to build correctly?
[06:24] <xer0> can torrent be used to transfer file in ad-hoc?
[06:26] <LAhsan> It's too hard to use ubuntu.why?
[06:26] <c31r2g> xer0 did it work
[06:26] <c31r2g> xer0 yes torrent files can be used but the same file should be on torrent uploading list
[06:27] <mysupper> cause , unlike windows, linux itself is user unfriendly.
[06:27] <blb26670> what's ubuntu.why?
[06:27] <mysupper> not a ubuntu problem.
[06:27] <xer0> k
[06:27] <c31r2g> Then it can access the files locally too xer0
[06:27] <platz> i chose lvm when i installed everything... any downsides to lvm?
[06:27] <xer0> c31r2g: ty
[06:28] <c31r2g> platz just not kde rest everything is fine in lvm
[06:28] <c31r2g> platz that is i am talking abiut graphics
[06:29] <platz> c31r2g: ahh, sounds great then since i'm on i3, thanks!
[06:29] <c31r2g> platz cool enjoy the speed
[06:30] <bytes> cheapie, are you there?!
[06:30] <cheapie> bytes: Sort of, why?
[06:30] <platz> hah, yeah things are snappy even on this 2-core machine... ssd helps
[06:30] <bytes> i had to perform some surgery and stuff on my laptop and now the keyboard works
[06:30] <cheapie> Huh.
[06:30] <bytes> so, i'm not sure where you would like me to continue if you would like continue helping me :P
[06:30] <cheapie> Any success messing with the boot options yet?
[06:30] <bytes> nah :/
[06:32] <cheapie> bytes: So, nothing in there that lets you select "UEFI mode" or something as a boot option?
[06:32] <bytes> oh, yeah there's an option to select uefi
[06:33] <bytes> and legacy
[06:33] <bytes> that's the only two
[06:33] <cheapie> bytes: I meant in the boot sequence.
[06:34] <bytes> cheapie, i'm not sure i can find anything regarding that
[06:34] <cheapie> bytes: Well, see if there's anything in there that looks related... I still don't think it's even trying.
[06:36] <bytes> cheapie, i just looked through all my boot sequence options and couldn't find anything
[06:36] <bytes> :/
[06:36] <bytes> i can't even boot into my windows restore disk either o.o
[06:37] <bytes> but i can boot into xubuntu live cd
[06:37] <bytes> and that's really it
[06:37] <cheapie> bytes: That's odd. Unfortunately, I've exhausted all of my techniques to fix it...
[06:37] <cheapie> bytes: You may have to just switch it to legacy mode and install and use your OS that way.
[06:37] <c31r2g> cheapie dude everyrhings ok
[06:37] <bytes> will ubuntu detect that i'm using legacy and atuomatically install it that way?
[06:38] <cheapie> bytes: I *think* so.
[06:38] <c31r2g> cheapie just restore your bios settings and youre good to go
[06:38] <cheapie> c31r2g: I suppose he could try that...
[06:38] <c31r2g> bytes nupe you will have to manually set it via bios
[06:38] <bytes> yeah, i've set it to legacy on bios
[06:39] <bytes> it says *csm boot* which states legacy in the description
[06:39] <rpp601> if you have two interfaces connected to a network (wired/wireless) how does ubuntu decide which one it will use?
[06:39] <bytes> hope its the samething i guess
[06:42] <c31r2g> rpp601 by default it uses wirless
[06:42] <c31r2g> rpp601maybe its because the developers have made it so
[06:44] <rpp601> c31r2g, if i'm moving files from one system to the other, i wonder which one would be faster... a wired, b wireless or both wireless, when dealing with a shitty stock netgear router
[06:44] <jamesd> wired is always faster
[06:45] <c31r2g> Wired
[06:45] <jamesd> unless you screwed up auto negeotiation
[06:45] <rpp601> well one client will always be wireless
[06:45] <rpp601> but wired whenever possible, wherever possible, is what you're getting at right?
[06:45] <rpp601> for speeds sake anyway
[06:48] <ackpacket> I'm running my course's VM inside of VirtualBox... it's an image of ubuntu with some stuff preinstalled.  It's rather clunky.  Is there a way to "turn off the graphics" on an ubuntu system?  Is it dangerous?  Will I see a speed increase of any type?
[06:48] <Blaster> How can I eliminate these errors when running apt-get update? http://paste.ubuntu.com/10121852/
[06:48] <bytes> alright welp im reinstalling it with legacy boot and crossing my fingers...
[06:48] <bytes> its installing boot to /dev/sda
[06:48] <bytes> if it doesn't work i have no clue what to do
[06:49] <bytes> whats the issue with legacy boot btw? why do many people prefer to just stay in UEFI
[06:49] <Blaster> ackpacket, maybe use Ubuntu server instead of Ubuntu desktop and connect to it via SSH?
[06:49] <Blaster> Ubuntu server is basically just Ubuntu without a desktop environment isn't it?
[06:50] <bytes> Blaster, it has servery packages too
[06:50] <rpp601> servery lol
[06:50] <bytes> best way i could explain it without listing them all :p
[06:50] <Blaster> Oh I thought those were called servical packages.
[06:50] <ackpacket> Blaster: Yes, it's headless and configured slightly differently, but this VM is given to us by the course
[06:50] <ackpacket> Blaster: we are required to use it
[06:51] <Blaster> ackpacket: Lame! Drop that course ASAP.
[06:51] <ackpacket> On someone's suggestion from ##linux, I did sudo service lightdm stop
[06:51] <ackpacket> now I have a black screen and cursor, but no commands work
[06:52] <Blaster> Switch to another TTY.
[06:52] <Blaster> Ctrl + Alt + F1
[06:52] <ackpacket> how?
[06:53] <Blaster> Then back to desktop should be Ctrl + Alt + F7, at least with Gnome it is.
[06:55] <Jemblink> My cursor didnt work after boot. I must replug usb mouse. Anonyone can help?
[06:56] <ackpacket_> so, ctrl+alt+f1 took my whole system into a terminal, which I had no idea how to get out of other than restarting -.-
[06:56] <Blaster> I thought that's what you wanted.
[06:56] <rpp601> yeah how do you escape those terminals anyway
[06:56] <rpp601> i always have to reboot after those
[06:56] <Blaster> Your desktop environment would be on another TTY, usually Ctrl + Alt + F7.
[06:56] <demahum> When I run sudo make, I have an error: Could not find ndk-build. Could not find android. But if I run make (without sudo), it works. This happens quite often. Why?
[06:57] <ackpacket_> Blaster: It is what I wanted, but it put me into HOST tty
[06:58] <Blaster> ackpacket_: What's a host TTY?
[06:59] <Blaster> Switching TTY by default should take you to a login prompt in a terminal.
[06:59] <ackpacket_> Blaster: i'm running a virtual machine.  It's the virtual machine I want the graphics off of, and the virtual machine I want to open a terminal in after disabling those graphics
[06:59] <ackpacket_> Blaster: however ctr+alt+f1 accidentally sent MY machine into a tty
[06:59] <Blaster> Ohh.
[07:00] <Blaster> ackpacket_: If you want to permanently disable desktop, remove gnome or kde.
[07:01] <ackpacket_> Blaster: don't want to fiddle with things too too much
[07:01] <Blaster> apt-get install openssh && apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop && apt-get autoremove
[07:01] <Blaster> Then just SSH into your VM.
[07:02] <Blaster> Anywho gotta run. Good luck.
[07:02] <rpp601> in my experience, unless you really really need to remove ALL of the window manager stuff - dont.
[07:02] <rpp601> in case there's some really odd thing you need it for. just sayin.
[07:03] <Blaster> ackpacket_: Increase the RAM or CPU for your VM may increase responsiveness too.  That's probably the path of least resistance.
[07:03] <jamesd> remote X rocks.. its old school but it makes a lot of things possible..
[07:03] <demahum> When I run sudo make, I have an error: Could not find ndk-build. Could not find android. But if I run make (without sudo), it works. This happens quite often. Why?
[07:03] <ackpacket_> Blaster: I only have 3 gigs to begin with, increasing it past 1gb isn't my first preference
[07:03] <ackpacket_> Blaster: still, turning off lightdm and dropping into a tty worked find
[07:04] <ackpacket_> *fine
[07:04] <bytes> welp, legacy boot did it- ubuntu is actually booting now
[07:04] <bytes> what are the cons of using legacy boot
[07:04] <Blaster> ackpacket_: You can also add swap to the guest if you're running low on memory.
[07:05] <pc_> how do i open a port on my ubuntu vm? i tried ufw allow 8000 but i still cant connect to it
[07:06] <dankmemelord> anyone know how to get dual graphics support with bumblebee? i tried installing it a couple of times but i don't think it worked
[07:06] <Blaster> pc_: Read up on iptables, or disable it.
[07:07] <pc_> Blaster: I thought ufw was supposed to make iptables easier
[07:07] <pc_> thats what the page says
[07:07] <Blaster> dankmemelord: Is that for graphics switching on a Thinkpad?  Might want to check out nvidia-prime.
[07:07] <rpp601> can anyone recommend an easy VNC server? i'm using the real vnc server atm but i think its a 30 days trial
[07:07] <dankmemelord> its for a dell xps 9350
[07:08] <dankmemelord> not sure if that changes anything
[07:08] <pc_> this was my iptables output before I did ufw enable 8000: https://gist.github.com/Meai1/762132ad59732f71e5d5
[07:08] <pc_> allow*
[07:08] <Blaster> dankmemelord, is it an Nvidia Optimus card?
[07:09] <Blaster> pc_: You may want to disable iptables altogether to see if it's the source.  But I don't recommend keeping it disabled.
[07:10] <dankmemelord> yep it is
[07:10] <rpp601> Is there a way to get output similar to df's output that will automatically refresh?
[07:10] <rpp601> to monitor my servers hdd space?
[07:10] <Blaster> dankmemelord: Just add a rule to the respective chain for allowing incoming connections on port 8000.
[07:11] <nicomachus> hey cheapie: if I use PLoP, is it still reading the optical drive the whole time I'm installed the .iso off of the live usb?
[07:11] <cheapie> It shouldn't be.
[07:11] <nicomachus> I'm still getting the error about a faulty CD/DVD disk or drive
[07:12] <pc_> ufw completely polluted my iptables, now its way more complex...
[07:12] <nicomachus> .iso on the USB is fine.
[07:12] <pc_> and i dont want to get locked out of ssh accidentally.. is that even possible?
[07:13] <nicomachus> It just says that one file didn't match its source copy on the CD/DVD. Can I hit skip, hope the rest finishes, and then do a reinstall once it's finished to go back and pick up the packages I missed from online repositories?
[07:14] <nicomachus> well I hit skip.
[07:14] <nicomachus> It's continuing with the install, for now...
[07:16] <Blaster> pc_: You can modify the iptables at runtime with the iptables command, but the commands don't persist after a reboot.  So you can test your rules, and then save them when you know they work.
[07:16] <Blaster> pc_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[07:17] <vagrant> anyone have luck installing ubuntu on chromebox?
[07:17] <akis> hi all. my wireless modem-router has a usb port which can i access it using ftp to see a usb storage flash memory. is it possible to use this ftp access to print a document on a usb printer connected to this usb port or that is impossible using ftp procedure?
[07:20] <pc_> nmap says the port is open 8000/tcp open  http-alt
[07:20] <pc_> dont know what http-alt means though
[07:21] <c31r2g> akis it usually should
[07:21] <snappy> alternative port to http (port 80)
[07:23] <akis> c31r2g: do you maybe know how is this realizable and attainable?
[07:23] <nicomachus> awwwwww yissssss istallation COMPLETE
[07:23] <AlecTaylor> hi
[07:23] <nicomachus> About. F***ing. Time.
[07:24] <AlecTaylor> I have >1GB free space, but can't do anything due to "No space left on device" errors. What to do? - http://askubuntu.com/q/582019
[07:24] <c31r2g> akis well nupe ;) but it should work
[07:26] <jamesd> AlecTaylor: what directory, what error message and what filesystem are you using?
[07:26] <AlecTaylor> Anything on my / that isn't mounted on a different partition or drive
[07:27] <jamesd> AlecTaylor:
[07:27] <jamesd> oops
[07:28] <g3ky> AlecTaylor, http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2012/08/fsck-command-examples/
[07:28] <g3ky> Point 7 and 8
[07:28] <jamesd> AlecTaylor: what does  df -i  /  report
[07:28] <AlecTaylor> jamesd: I have df -T output for you
[07:28] <AlecTaylor> But need to reboot for the -i
[07:29] <AlecTaylor> http://pastie.org/private/89asxiocox3trqkkaqojw
[07:30] <jamesd> root is full
[07:30] <c31r2g> lotuspsychje welcome
[07:31] <lotuspsychje> c31r2g: tnx
[07:31] <AlecTaylor> jamesd: Deleting files has no effect
[07:32] <AlecTaylor> 1.53GB free space
[07:32] <cfhowlett> AlecTaylor, run apt-get for the AlecTaylor  apt-get clean && autoremove && autoclean   should free some space.           run apt-get for the descriptions
[07:32] <jamesd> AlecTaylor: is something writing logs and files as soon as your delete files? do processes have the files your deleting held open... you may need to reboot, and/or boot into single user mode and clean up the mess
[07:32] <AlecTaylor> cfhowlett: I do have free space, it's a different issue
[07:32] <cfhowlett> AlecTaylor, OK
[07:33] <jamesd> your / is 100% in use 0 free blocks... unless its a fsck issue, your disk is full.
[07:33] <lotuspsychje> !info bleachbit | jamesd
[07:37] <jamesd> lotuspsychje: looks interesting but i rarely have those types of disk issues... my latest was with a zabbix appliance that wanted to store almost everything for a year in a mysql database.. fun.. every time i del'd files it would write a log or database entry.. had to expand the disk.. to them tell mysql to cleanup... even delete's in mysql created logs and crash mysql.. fun fun
[07:45] <c31r2g> Well when will the new version comeup
[07:45] <c31r2g> For ubuntu
[07:58] <rww> c31r2g: April
[07:58] <rww> (Ubuntu releases in April and October, unless there's a delay, which there has only been once)
[08:01] <c31r2g> rww thanks buddy
[08:01] <c31r2g> Thats why its is .04 and .10 rww
[08:01] <rww> yep, 04 = April and 10 = October :)
[08:02] <c31r2g> rww i always use to wonder that how naive of me
[08:02] <c31r2g> :p
[08:03] <Weatherlight> it has come to my attention that ubuntu does not play steam games very well
[08:04] <blb15513> !info touch
[08:04] <blb15513> !info ubuntu-touch
[08:04] <Weatherlight> it has come to my attention that ubuntu does not play steam games very well
[08:08] <c31r2g> Maybe problem with graphic accelerator package Weatherlight
[08:08] <Weatherlight> ?
[08:08] <Weatherlight> i have new hardware
[08:08] <Weatherlight> fairly new anyway
[08:09] <someguy> does anyone know if you can install fuzzy clock on lxde?
[08:09] <c31r2g> But we need to install some packages as once i installed draftsight but graphic was lagging and needed some sort of accelerator so i did install one maybe same is the problem with you Weatherlight
[08:10] <c31r2g> I dont remember the name Weatherlight
[08:12] <jamie_> hey, i can seem to compile\build something due to having make 4.0
[08:13] <jamie_> i need to have make 3.81 or 3.82 by any chance does anyone on here know how to revert to 3.81 or 3.82
[08:13] <porraro> ciao
[08:13] <porraro> !list
[08:15] <porraro_> ciao
[08:15] <porraro_> !list
[08:15] <jamie_> who are you trying to ping with that porraro
[08:16] <Seveas> jamie_: for some reason all italians think #ubuntu is a warez channel. !list is a common trigger to get warez-sharing bots to send you their list of goods.
[08:16] <jamie_> Seveas: oh.. okay.. :\
[08:17] <jamie_> Seveas: can you by any chance give me a had with something
[08:18] <someguy> no one cares about fuzzy clock :<
[08:18] <jamie_> I have been trying to do something for the past several days and cant seem to get it to work.... or find a solution via google...
[08:18] <Seveas> jamie_: I saw your question but am afraid to open that can of worms. If the software you're trying to build is so fussy about make versions, it's probably buggy as hell.
[08:19] <jamie_> Seveas: one sec
[08:19] <jamie_> Seveas: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10122689/
[08:19] <jamie_> I know exactly what i am trying to build and you can only build a android base os on 3.81 or 3.82
[08:20] <Seveas> yup, not opening that can of worms...
[08:20] <jamie_> Seveas: why, whats so bad about that
[08:20] <c31r2g> someguy wait sometime and then post again anyways i dont have your answer
[08:21] <c31r2g> someguy try apt-get install fuzzyclock
[08:21] <c31r2g> Or aomething like that
[08:21] <Seveas> msg ubottu info make utopic
[08:21] <c31r2g> someguy
[08:21] <someguy> i didn't know if the dependencies were all wrong for lxde or not
[08:21] <Seveas> jamie_: in Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty), make is at the version you want. So install that version of Ubuntu for android dev work.
[08:22] <someguy> thank you though
[08:22] <someguy> i hate breaking a distro
[08:22] <Seveas> someguy: what is this fuzzy clock thing?
[08:23] <jamie_> Seveas: its for firefox os, and I cant, I have way to much work on this computer and dont have the means to transfer it, the last version that had 3.81 or 3.82 was 12.04
[08:23] <someguy> it displays a "quarter past two" instead of 2:15
[08:24] <Seveas> !info make trusty
[08:24] <Seveas> 3.81
[08:24] <jamie_> okay, is there a way to downgrade...
[08:24] <Seveas> no.
[08:25] <jamie_> highly doubtful but thought i should ask anyways.... darn
[08:25] <c31r2g> someguy well i dont know about it. Try posting it again after sometime. Someone will definitely know the answer to it. Dont give up
[08:25] <bongfun> im trying to install a gedit scheme and this is what it says on
[08:25] <bongfun> https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GtkSourceView/StyleSchemes
[08:25] <bongfun> How to install
[08:25] <bongfun> To install a style just place its XML file into a folder of the style search path.
[08:25] <bongfun> but i do not have the aforementioned paths. do i need to create it??
[08:26] <mac11> List
[08:26] <jamie_> Seveas: thanks anyway... guess im going to have to designate a hard drive to fxos, sorry for the inconvenience
[08:29] <wiehan> I have an endless boot cycle of "Attempting to start the RAID in degraded mode... started the RAID in degraded mode" I need help
[08:30] <AlecTaylor> I have >1GB free space, but can't do anything due to "No space left on device" errors. What to do? - http://askubuntu.com/q/582019
[08:36] <ivanity> I have a patch to one of the packages that I want to apply every time a new version of the package comes out in the repo. Is there an automated way to do that?
[08:40] <ackpacket_> I'm trying to run this ruby app that listens on port 9292 for web requests.  Problem is, I can't access it from the outside.  My theory is that when i do:   rackup    it doesn't have permission to listen on any interface other than lo?  But when I do sudo rackup, it says sudo: command not found
[08:40] <ackpacket_> Why would a command that normally runs fine, not run when being used with sudo
[08:42] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: stupid q, but are you behind a NATing router?
[08:42] <Ulfalizer> in that case you need to forward that port to your machine
[08:42] <c31r2g> Sudo is false root as name suggests. For it to work you must login as root inside terminal by sudo su command ackpacket_
[08:43] <c31r2g> ackpacket_ this is one of my guesses
[08:43] <c31r2g> Guess* ackpacket_
[08:43] <k-joseph> hi guys, am trying to add an execute privilege for a script file which shows nothing but fails to add it and when i check i only see the two previous privileges and execute still missing, how do i force this privilege on this file?
[08:43] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: what does  $ type rackup  in the shell say by the way?
[08:44] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: I have WEBrick running inside a guest os, ubuntu.  I've forwarded 80 on host to 9292 on guest, in the NAT of the virtual box
[08:44] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: so yes i'm behind a NAT
[08:44] <Ulfalizer> if it's just an ordinary executable, then the problem is that it's not in PATH when you run as root
[08:44] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: i'll try type right now
[08:44] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: ok, that sounds okay at least
[08:44] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: rackup is hashed (/home/saasbook/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p448/bin/rackup)
[08:44] <Ulfalizer> should def. check if you need to run it as root though. sounds weird.
[08:45] <Ulfalizer> and running stuff as root when you don't have to is really bad
[08:45] <ackpacket_> i'm going to check that my forwarding is at least good with netcat. That sounds reasonable doesn't it?  nc inside the guest, navitate there from host browser
[08:45] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: ah, yeah. if you're sure it's what you want to do, you could do try  sudo /home/saasbook/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p448/bin/rackup.
[08:45] <Ulfalizer> might be other path problems as well though
[08:46] <Ulfalizer> thing is sudo clears your environment variables for security reasons (including PATH)
[08:46] <Ulfalizer> or sets to "safe" values
[08:46] <ackpacket_> interesting
[08:46] <ackpacket_> let me try that, and the netcat thing
[08:46] <ackpacket_> brb
[08:46] <ackpacket_> and ty
[08:46] <Ulfalizer> np, and be careful :P
[08:46] <dsdude> can I ask a question about using VIM on linux
[08:47] <Ulfalizer> shoot
[08:47] <cfhowlett> dsdude, ask
[08:47] <ackpacket_> Okie Dokie, port forwarding is working
[08:47] <dsdude> so I know the command for saving the text is :wq and you do this in command mode
[08:47] <fa1c0n> hello
[08:47] <dsdude> but how exactly do you do that
[08:47] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: ordinarily you'd only need to be root if you want to listen to ports <1024 (or <=1024 maybe... can't remember)
[08:47] <dsdude> how do you write out  :wq
[08:47] <Ulfalizer> those are called privileged ports
[08:48] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: Even on outside interfaces?
[08:48] <Ulfalizer> it's so that non-privileged processes can't listen on important ports like ssh
[08:48] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: shouldn't matter what port you're forwarding from. that's handled in the router.
[08:48] <Ulfalizer> the port you're forwarding to matters though, of course
[08:48] <ubone> can a partition be mounted in vbox ?
[08:49] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: I mean, webrick is choose which interfaces to listen on yes?
[08:49] <Ulfalizer> dsdude: how do you mean "write out"?
[08:49] <cfhowlett> dsdude, write your text.  on an empty line, write the characters :wq
[08:49] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: dunno. i don't have any experience iwth webrick. :)
[08:49] <dsdude> oh, shit, ok thanks
[08:49] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: allow me to rephrase:  Any process specifies what interfaces to listen on, doesn't it?
[08:50] <Ulfalizer> it can specify what interface to listen to at least. i think the default is to listen on any interface.
[08:50] <k-joseph> has someone seen my question? or i can re-ask for those who have just joined!
[08:50] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: does root not only affect which ports a process can listen on, but which interfaces/
[08:51] <Ulfalizer> haven't heard of that, but maybe you can limit it. not sure.
[08:51] <ackpacket_> Hmm
[08:51] <k-joseph> hi guys, am trying to add an execute privilege for a script file which shows nothing but fails to add it and when i check i only see the two previous privileges and execute still missing, how do i force this privilege on this file?
[08:52] <Ulfalizer> a non-root process can listen on (non-loopback) network interfaces at least. otherwise you'd have to run any app that uses the network as root, which would be really bad. :)
[08:52] <Ulfalizer> any server that is
[08:53] <warbirdz> hello
[08:53] <Ulfalizer> programs like apache split themselves up and drop privileges where they can, so they don't have to run with maximum privileges at all times
[08:53] <ackpacket_> still boggled.  Let me summarize the findings so far.    1)  Guest: nc -l 9292,     host: browse to <IP_ADDRESS>:9292     SUCCESS          2)   guest: rackup    (it listens on 9292)     guest: browse to <IP_ADDRESS>:9292   SUCCESS    3)  guest: rackup    host: browse to <IP_ADDRESS>:80  FAIL
[08:54] <ackpacket_> er.... that last one should be <IP_ADDRESS>:9292
[08:54] <ackpacket_> sorry
[08:55] <ackpacket_> The only thing I can think of is that the   rackup   app is unable to accept connections that aren't on lo
[08:55] <Ulfalizer> yeah, my guess too. maybe it only listens on lo by default as a security feature.
[08:56] <Ulfalizer> so you don't accidentally put it on the net
[08:56] <Ulfalizer> might need to enable other interfaces in its configuration file or something
[08:56] <ackpacket_> well, i've specified the option to bind it to <IP_ADDRESS>
[08:56] <ackpacket_> is that not all interfaces/
[08:56] <Ulfalizer> can't remember off the top of my head, but there's commands you could run to check what interfaces/ports processes are listening on
[08:57] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: should be. dunno what's going on.
[08:58] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: I know the request from my browser is successfully getting to the VM, cross that off the list.  It's just one program is able to accept the request, and another.... is not
[08:59] <Ulfalizer> yeah, still guessing some configuration problem. not familiar with that particular application. :/
[08:59] <Ulfalizer> not very helpful, i know :P
[09:00] <ackpacket_> well
[09:00] <ackpacket_> this is promising (also discouraging)
[09:00] <ackpacket_> :
[09:01] <Ulfalizer> could run  netstat -a  on the guest and see what ports its listening on
[09:01] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: lsof says it's listening on *:9292
[09:01] <Ulfalizer> ok, should be fine then
[09:02] <pc_> jesus ubuntu firefox constantly asking to install its shitty extensions is annoying
[09:02] <ackpacket_> Given two programs listening on the same port, why would one fail and the other succeed -_-
[09:02] <pc_> no i dont want facebook messenger, google+, facebook groups or whatever
[09:02] <cfhowlett> pc_, language please = family friendly
[09:02] <pc_> in my family everybody speaks like that
[09:02] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: how does it fail? do you get back an error message?
[09:02] <ackpacket_> Ulfalizer: the connection is never established
[09:03] <cfhowlett> pc_, talk to your family how you please.  in this channel follow the community guidelines or get help elsewhere
[09:03] <Ulfalizer> ok
[09:03] <cfhowlett> !langauge | pc_
[09:03] <ackpacket_> http://snag.gy/cIcv7.jpg
[09:03] <pc_> i feel like im in nazi germany
[09:04] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: nothing in the log for the application on the guest?
[09:04] <Ulfalizer> or framework or whatever it is :P
[09:05] <Ulfalizer> could try telneting to that port and see if you're able to connect too
[09:05] <ackpacket_> http://snag.gy/cIcv7.jpg
[09:05] <ackpacket_> sorry
[09:05] <ackpacket_> accident
[09:05] <ackpacket_> UltimateNate: I will try ncing to it
[09:07] <ackpacket_> oh shit
[09:07] <ackpacket_> it started working for some reason
[09:07] <ackpacket_> go figure
[09:07] <cfhowlett> ackpacket_, language please
[09:07] <c31r2g> pc_ dude nazi germany gone are those days
[09:07] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: neato :)
[09:07] <ackpacket_> cfhowlett: pardon me
[09:08] <cfhowlett> ackpacket_, :)
[09:08] <ackpacket_> c31r2g: I used to feel that way but this isn't publicly owned, there's ettiquete
[09:09] <Ulfalizer> it's an image thing too since this channel is probably linked from the ubuntu site :P
[09:09] <c31r2g> ackpacket_ alright i will contain it. Apology sincerely :)
[09:12] <turtlehead> Does anyone know if there is a way to find what file is modifying another file?
[09:12] <Ulfalizer> turtlehead: how do you mean? files can't modify other files. only processes (programs) can modify files.
[09:13] <turtlehead> But they are saved as files aren't they?
[09:14] <Ulfalizer> ah, yeah, programs are stored in files
[09:14] <Ulfalizer> if you want to figure out which program is modifying a file, you could try the "lsof" command ("ls open files")
[09:14] <Ulfalizer> lsof | grep <filename>  for example
[09:15] <Ulfalizer> that only works if it currently has the file open though
[09:15] <turtlehead> Ulfalizer: Alright I will try this.
[09:15] <turtlehead> Thanks!
[09:15] <Ulfalizer> what file is it btw?
[09:16] <ackpacket_> Where's the best place to ask a git question?
[09:16] <Ulfalizer> np
[09:16] <Ulfalizer> ackpacket_: ##git? :)
[09:16] <ackpacket_> i realized it the moment i perssed enter smg
[09:16] <ackpacket_> *smh
[09:16] <Ulfalizer> just one # apparently
[09:19] <turtlehead> Ulfalizer: does the program modifying the file need to be open or does it need to be just the file?
[09:19] <blb15513> ackpacket: and svn in #svn ; )
[09:21] <turtlehead> Does anyone know about the lsof command use?
[09:21] <Ulfalizer> turtlehead: the program needs to have the file open (before you can read or write a file, you need to "open" it)
[09:22] <Ulfalizer> so lsof is not guaranteed to be useful in this case. it's worth a try though.
[09:22] <Ulfalizer> what file is it in particular?
[09:23] <Ulfalizer> oh, and the program needs to be running. otherwise it can't have the file open.
[09:23] <turtlehead> /sys/class/leds/smc::kbd_backlight/brightness
[09:23] <Ulfalizer> might be tricky to figure it out for that one with lsof
[09:24] <turtlehead> The program runs at odd intervals it seems to just change the value of /sys/class/leds/smc::kbd_backlight/brightness
[09:24] <Ulfalizer> you could try grep'ing around for "/brightness"
[09:24] <turtlehead> Ight thanks mate.
[09:31] <demahum> I have pcDuino, ArchLinux is running on it. I want to SSH into it from my Ubuntu. IP address is <IP_ADDRESS>, how can I ping it to check this IP address?
[09:31] <Seveas> demahum: the <IP_ADDRESS> is the address of yout Ubuntu pc?
[09:32] <demahum> Seveas: No no, of this pcDuino I have to ssh into...
[09:32] <Seveas> then just ping it? Open a terminal, type in 'ping <IP_ADDRESS>' and hit enter...
[09:34] <demahum> Seveas: I assumed that. And I think it works. Because it is pinging. I see 64 bytes from the mentioned IP, after I stop it, I see e.g. 11 packets recieved...
[09:34] <demahum> Seveas: That means it works?
[09:34] <Seveas> yup
[09:35] <demahum> Seveas: Ok, but now I have to ssh into it. And when I try, it lasts forever (and it does not finish). I am sure that ssh is enabled on this ArchLinux and that username is root. Can it be because of Ubuntu? Can something in Ubuntu be wrong set, so I can't ssh?
[09:36] <Seveas> demahum: nc -w3 -vz <IP_ADDRESS> 22
[09:36] <Seveas> what does that output?
[09:36] <demahum> nc: connect to <IP_ADDRESS> port 22 (tcp) timed out: Operation now in progress
[09:37] <demahum> Seveas: This means that ArchLinux is busy?
[09:37] <flood> how install ubuntu 14.03 in ubuntu 10.10?
[09:37] <flood> how install ubuntu 14.03 in ubuntu 10.10?
[09:37] <Seveas> demahum: it means ssh is not running or not listening on port 22
[09:37] <Seveas> flood: you don't.
[09:37] <Giwrgaras> anyone with office 2012 in ubuntu?
[09:38] <flood> install with usb is ok?
[09:38] <Seveas> flood: either you do quite a few dist-upgrades or you reinstall. reinstall will be a *lot* faster.
[09:38] <demahum> Seveas: So I can try other ports?
[09:38] <demahum> flood: Do you want to upgrade or?
[09:38] <flood> upgrade
[09:39] <Seveas> flood: save yourself time and reinstall. You'll need to go 10.10 -> 11.04 -> 11.10 -> 12.04 -> 14.04 where each step needs to download a lot and install a lot. It'll take you a day or more.
[09:39] <demahum> flood: What's wrong with formatting your PC and then installing 14.04 (not 03.). Wizard is quite simple and fast?
[09:39] <Seveas> demahum: first make sure ssh is actually running. Can you access this pcduino thing in any other way?
[09:39] <flood> simple
[09:40] <flood> i put a usb and delete ubuntu 10.10  and install 14.04 is okay?
[09:40] <demahum> Seveas: Unfortunately, no.
[09:40] <Seveas> flood: yeah. Make sure you back up files you want to keep :)
[09:40] <Seveas> demahum: then you're out of luck.
[09:41] <Seveas> check the manual of that thing to see if ssh is running on a different port.
[09:41] <demahum> flood: You can find all the manuals on Ubuntu.com. After you download the version you want, instructions will pop up on Ubuntu.com
[09:41] <demahum> Seveas: What is the range of ports?
[09:41] <demahum> 255? XD
[09:41] <flood> Thanks
[09:41] <Seveas> demahum: 1-65535
[09:41] <demahum> Seveas: Oh...
[09:41] <demahum> Seveas: I don't have any luck definitely.
[09:43] <demahum> Seveas: An SSH server, by default, listens on the standard TCP port 22. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Secure_Shell
[09:43] <flood> I copy ubuntu.14.04.1-desktop-iso64.iso in usb is ok?
[09:43] <Seveas> demahum: sudo nmap -sS -p 1-65535 <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:43] <Seveas> that'll scan all possible ports. Will take a little while
[09:47] <olspookishmagus> agent_white, ikonia: thanks for all the help, the issue finally got resolved when I changed the Wi-Fi channel from 12 -> 10
[09:48] <demahum> http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv7/allwinner/pcduino3 I am trying to implement this (installation part). I tried now with microSD, now I will try  with USB.
[09:48] <demahum> olspookishmagus, Seveas: You just tought me that I can tag two nicknames on IRC at the same time. :D Am I right?
[09:49] <flood> need program for usb bootable
[09:49] <flood>  :)
[09:49] <demahum> flood: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu
[09:49] <c31r2g> Pendrive linux dude flood
[09:50] <demahum> olspookishmagus: Am I right?
[09:50] <c31r2g> Btw how can we boot from a memory card
[09:50] <demahum> c31r2g: ?
[09:51] <olspookishmagus> demahum: right :D
[09:51] <demahum> c31r2g: How do you mean from memory card?
[09:52] <Jakey2> hi
[09:52] <demahum> Jakey2: Hi. :)
[09:52] <Jakey2> i registered on freenode
[09:52] <demahum> Jakey2: And?
[09:52] <Jakey2> but I cant access the python-unregistered group, it says im not registered?
[09:53] <demahum> Jakey2: Type: /join #python-unregistered
[09:53] <Seveas> Jakey2: please join #freenode for support with using freenode
[09:53] <asfasfaf> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VUyuFH9CbI
[09:54] <Jakey2> thanks
[10:00] <azizLIGHT> anyone use firefox getting messages about flash not updated? when i try to update via adobe's site using apt option, software center says no such package exists: adobe-flashplugin
[10:01] <asfasfaf> flash is not typically supported in linux I thought
[10:01] <azizLIGHT> huh?
[10:01] <azizLIGHT> then what am i using
[10:02] <asfasfaf> html5?
[10:02] <azizLIGHT> youtube was working fine and still works fine with flash, its just outdated and i get promted to update
[10:02] <azizLIGHT> when i do, what i said earlier, happens
[10:02] <bibiyanki> hello i search image from snappy ubuntu core or video? have you it?thank
[10:02] <asfasfaf> yeah adobe does not make updates for linux
[10:02] <asfasfaf> they suck
[10:02] <azizLIGHT> so why is firefox complaining then
[10:03] <asfasfaf> is it just one video or all videos
[10:04] <azizLIGHT> every page that has flash
[10:04] <azizLIGHT> even gmail
[10:04] <ash_m> does anyone know if I should be concerned about a message when doing apt-get upgrade: cryptsetup: WARNING: failed to detect canonical device of /dev/xvda
[10:04] <ash_m> ?
[10:04] <asfasfaf> urd
[10:04] <asfasfaf> I mean yes
[10:05] <asfasfaf> azizLIGHT: maybe try removing all of your add ons
[10:05] <vagvaf> what's the most up-to-date way to connect a windows mobile device to ubuntu 14.04 in order to transfer data?
[10:06] <azizLIGHT> wher do i get the update for flash
[10:07] <asfasfaf> i told you adobe does not make updates for flash on linux systems
[10:09] <Seveas> azizLIGHT: flash is rarely needed these days. I haven't had it installed for months if not years.
[10:09] <asfasfaf> linux mint i think has passed ubuntu in total users
[10:09] <azizLIGHT> i need it
[10:09] <asfasfaf> try gnash
[10:09] <azizLIGHT> hmmm ok
[10:09] <asfasfaf> it is a flash replacement
[10:10] <Seveas> what do you need flash for?
[10:10] <AndroUser> utube?
[10:10] <Seveas> youtube works fine without flash
[10:10] <azizLIGHT> gmail voice calling
[10:10] <asfasfaf> you should be able to play most videos without flash
[10:11] <Seveas> asfasfaf: I have not yet found a video that doesn't work with html5 :)
[10:11] <blb15513> what gstream packages are needed for h.264 in firefox?
[10:11] <asfasfaf> sevard: super
[10:12] <ash_m> I was kinda curious myself about that Seveas (what does he need flash for)
[10:12] <azizLIGHT> i fixed it
[10:13] <azizLIGHT> its updated now
[10:13] <ash_m> azizLIGHT: congrats
[10:13] <Seveas> ash_m: apparently gmail voice call. I've never used that so I don't know if it works without flash. Hangouts work fine though.
[10:13] <ash_m> Seveas: OOOO
[10:13] <ash_m> Seveas: I didn't realize that
[10:13] <azizLIGHT> yeah its very annoying
[10:13] <azizLIGHT> but have to have it
[10:13] <ash_m> Seveas: I didn't think it did because you have to download a package anyway
[10:14] <ash_m> Seveas: at least on windows you do
[10:14] <ash_m> Seveas: :: shrug ::
[10:14] <azizLIGHT> well gmail first coplains u dont have flash
[10:14] <ash_m> anyone know what cryptsetup is?
[10:14] <azizLIGHT> then it says download the plugin
[10:14] <azizLIGHT> cryptsetup is that thing for luks and encryption
[10:16] <c31r2g> demahum memeory card in the sense micro sd card being put inside a memory card reader slot using an adapter and then botting via it
[10:17] <ash_m> does sudo apt-get upgrade install security updates too?
[10:17] <cfhowlett> ash_m, y
[10:17] <demahum> c31r2g: Oh, I never tried that. The thing I was talking about is that I am booting on pcDuino, not usual PC. But obviousely it's possible: http://www.udoo.org/ProjectsAndTutorials/creating-a-bootable-micro-sd-card-with-linux-ubuntu-from-image/ :D
[10:18] <ash_m> is it super important to get the latest version of Ubuntu? (14.x) ... I have 12.x right now... am I in the dark ages?
[10:18] <asfasfaf> yes
[10:18] <cfhowlett> ash_m, 12.04  is still supported
[10:19] <Seveas> but for many things you are in the dark ages
[10:19] <ash_m> I am planning on using do-release-upgrade but I don't know if I should be worried about the cryptsetup warning I got
[10:19] <Seveas> what's cryptsetup warning about?
[10:20] <cfhowlett> ash_m, if you live upgrade as you describe from 12.04 >> 14.04, the encryption setup will be created for you.
[10:20] <ash_m> Seveas: there are 2 actually: cryptsetup: WARNING: failed to detect canonical device of /dev/xvda
[10:20] <ash_m> Seveas: and: cryptsetup: WARNING: could not determine root device from /etc/fstab
[10:20] <Seveas> ash_m: what are you doing that generates those warnings?
[10:21] <ash_m> just fyi, I'm doing everything remotely via console
[10:21] <cfhowlett> ash_m, I should have said, a properly configured crypt setup will be created.  Your's ... ain't.
[10:21] <ash_m> Seveas: those came up during sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:21] <Seveas> ash_m: they mean cryptsetup is confused. Are you using full-disk encryption?
[10:21] <ash_m> cfhowlett: so... do-release-upgrade and the warnings will be resolved?
[10:21] <ash_m> Seveas: how would I check that (I wouldn't think so... but maybe)
[10:22] <Seveas> ash_m: pastebin /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab
[10:22] <cfhowlett> ash_m, nope.  I'd suggest a clean install.  do the encryption post-install
[10:22] <ash_m> Seveas: should I resolve this before the release upgrade?
[10:22] <hhh> howdy
[10:22] <Seveas> hhhowdy
[10:22] <ash_m> cfhowlett: ugh ~.~
[10:23] <cfhowlett> ash_m, or fix it before you do-release-upgrade
[10:23] <ash_m> Seveas: /etc/fstab: command not found
[10:23] <ash_m> Seveas: it's in the directory... I guess it's a $PATH problem?
[10:24] <Seveas> ash_m: those are files.  I just wanted to select something to make it more readable
[10:27] <Seveas> ash_m: is /etc/crypttab empty?
[10:27] <ash_m> Seveas: yeah actually
[10:27] <ash_m> Seveas: just the field names
[10:27] <Seveas> you seem to be using the partitions directly. No luks or encryption involved.  I tend to encrypt my laptop but not servers
[10:31] <ash_m> Seveas: it's a webserver
[10:31] <Seveas> except a vps where I store private backups, the backup storage is encrypted.
[10:31] <ash_m> Seveas: so I guess I'll follow suit
[10:33] <ash_m> Seveas: do you have, like, a manager for that?
[10:34] <goddard> im trying to get  a virtual host site working with mod rewrite and it is being a pain in the arse
[10:34] <goddard> any good walk throughs for this
[10:34] <goddard> getting a 404 error
[10:35] <Seveas> goddard: pastebin your sites-enabled/vhost_config_file.conf please
[10:35] <blb15513> shoudl media source extensions be activat4d in firefox to watch utube videos? Because it shows that h.264 is supported but won't play utube videos
[10:35]  * jarnos hates it, when chromium-browser shows page promptly and then Aw, Snap!
[10:36] <Seveas> blb15513: no, that's not necessary.
[10:37] <goddard> Seveas https://phpaste.ga/paste/160156
[10:37] <blb15513> what gstreamer extensions should be installed them?
[10:37] <blb15513> then
[10:37] <Seveas> goddard: and how are you trying to access it?
[10:37] <blb15513> i have these - 'sudo apt-get install gstreamer1.0-libav gstreamer1.0-plugins-good'
[10:38] <goddard> Seveas https://phpaste.ga/paste/69eee9
[10:38] <goddard> my .htaccess
[10:38] <goddard> http://start/about
[10:39] <Seveas> goddard: err, why do you have a .htaccess? Just throw that in the virtualhoist definition.
[10:39] <ash_m> GdkPixbuf-WARNING **: Cannot open pixbuf loader module file '/usr/lib/x86-64-linux-gnu/gdk-pixbuf-2.0/2.10.0/loaders.cache': No such file or directory
[10:39] <ash_m> This likely means that your installation is broken
[10:39] <goddard> Seveas its apart of some software
[10:40] <advx_> good afternoon, have a great sunday
[10:41] <ash_m> I hope this comes up with a list of errors when it's done
[10:41] <Seveas> ash_m: that's not abnormal during a release upgrade
[10:41] <ash_m> everything zips by so quickly, I'm lucky to get a screenshot
[10:41] <ash_m> Seveas: the crypt meassages came up too
[10:42] <Seveas> ash_m: it's probably a bug in the upgrade, but it self-correct later (the pixbuf one)
[10:42] <Giwrgaras> is wine for linux a piece of shit or is it just me?
[10:42] <cfhowlett> Giwrgaras, language!!!
[10:42] <Seveas> Giwrgaras: it's just you. That kind of language gets you removed from here pretty quickly.
[10:42] <Giwrgaras> ok cfhowlett sorry
[10:43] <ash_m> shoudl I installe the configuration file shipped by the distributor?
[10:43] <ash_m> I think the only changes I would make are those relavent to my vps
[10:43] <cfhowlett> Giwrgaras, wine is a emulator and will never run apps as smoothly as the (intended) native OS
[10:43] <Seveas> ash_m: there are options to see the differences and what it would do. Always inspect first before choosing.
[10:43] <ash_m> wow, I can type I swear
[10:44] <Giwrgaras> at least it could run them even for a while
[10:44] <Ben64> cfhowlett: Wine Is Not an Emulator ... and some things it runs better than windows
[10:44] <Giwrgaras> 10 different versions of "silver/gold" office 2010 and no luck
[10:44] <ash_m> Seveas: so a - means installing new would remove this line and a  + means installing new would add this line, right?
[10:44] <ash_m> Seveas: what's just a hash? is that for reference?
[10:44] <cfhowlett> Giwrgaras, eh, Y U No libreoffice?
[10:44] <Ben64> Giwrgaras: look at the appdb for steps to get it working
[10:44] <ash_m> Seveas: like to give context?
[10:45] <ash_m> Seveas: it would appear that PasswordAuthentication no is removed and PasswordAuthentication yes is added and commented
[10:46] <advx_> Hi ppl, any one doing project on raspberry pi??
[10:46] <ash_m> Seveas: and PermitRootLogin no is removed as well
[10:46] <Ulfalizer>
[10:46] <Seveas> ash_m: looks like you disabled password authentication in ssh and disabled root logins. The upgrade would undo that.
[10:46] <Ben64> advx_: #raspberrypi
[10:46] <wiehan> I'm stuck in an endless boot cycle of "attempting to start the raid in degraded mode ubuntu" can anyone help?
[10:47] <ash_m> Seveas: I see; yes I did, I have it set up to accept an RSA key
[10:47] <ash_m> Seveas: I forget what you call that
[10:47] <lasagn4> hi
[10:47] <lasagn4> does 32 bit os's support only 2 cores instead of 4?
[10:47] <Seveas> ash_m: so in this case keep your local version
[10:47] <Seveas> lasagn4: no
[10:47] <k1l> lasagn4: no. but there is no reason for most users to run 32bit OS
[10:47] <ash_m> Seveas: there are several other lines listed but those are the only ones that have pluses and minuses
[10:48] <advx_> Ben64: thanks...
[10:48] <ash_m> Seveas: oh, there's one with a double @... does that mean that diff is commenting to me?
[10:48] <Giwrgaras> cfhowlett: libre office cannot compare to office
[10:48] <lasagn4> then how come virtualbox only supports 2 cores for my 32 bit os's?
[10:48] <ash_m> I see, each double @ is a different section of changes
[10:48] <Giwrgaras> even though ive found good alternatives for everything on windows but its office suit is subpar
[10:49] <k1l> lasagn4: that is a totally different question
[10:49] <ash_m> Seveas: how do I break out of diff?
[10:49] <Giwrgaras> and it doenst have onenote which is awesome
[10:49] <Seveas> ash_m: q
[10:49] <ash_m> Seveas: got it
[10:49] <cfhowlett> Giwrgaras, most users barely user more than 15% of office's capabilities.  libreoffice is more adequate for most.
[10:49] <lasagn4> do any of you run virtualbox?
[10:49] <cfhowlett> lasagn4, y
[10:49] <ash_m> Seveas: thanks for helping out... I get paranoid since before I have run into errors with linux and it's kinda driven me nuts before
[10:50] <goddard> Seveas so any idea how ot fix the issue?
[10:50] <k1l> Giwrgaras: if you can ms office make a linux version, go ahead.
[10:50] <Giwrgaras> i cant
[10:51] <ash_m> Seveas: ooo, is there a way to um... keep the distro's version of something as a backup at this step?
[10:51] <Seveas> ash_m: no problem. I'm going afk for a bit now though so good luck with the upgrade and don't despair if you get stuck :)
[10:51] <k1l> Giwrgaras: so. there are alternatives. they are not the same but they work for most and most of them are free of costs. so what is your eexact issue here?
[10:51] <ash_m> Seveas: I'll try not to o.o
[10:52] <ash_m> Seveas: thanks though :)
[10:52] <k1l> Giwrgaras: for talk and questions about wine please see the wine appdb and ask the wine specialists in their channel.
[10:53] <lasagn4> i upgraded my virtualbox and now i can't use as many cores
[10:53] <ash_m> @anyone else: I'm upgrading Ubuntu... I've come to an option of keeping or overwriting apache2.conf ... I'd like to keep the one I have and the one that it want's to overwrite as a back up... can I do this?
[10:53] <Giwrgaras> no ill just write a review to notify others for office 2010 problems just to save them time and effort
[10:53] <Giwrgaras> because it is rated as gold that is excellent performance
[10:54] <k1l> Giwrgaras: would be better to help increase the support. this is a community and you also benefit from experinece and help of others
[10:54] <ash_m> I honestly don't know too much about this file... I don't think I personally configured it
[10:56] <Giwrgaras> yeah that is why i thought to write a negative review. but yes ill ask the help also
[10:56] <ash_m> I mean this does seem like a better file... maybe
[10:56] <Ben64> Giwrgaras: you should really be asking in #winehq , it is likely you're missing something
[10:56] <ash_m> part of the new looks like an htaccess file
[10:57] <ash_m> other parts look better like instead of ErrorLog /var/log... it's ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}...
[10:58] <ash_m> and insetad of Include /etc/apache2/modes-enabled/... it's IncludeOptional mods-enabled/...
[10:58] <ash_m> so I mean, it does seem better
[10:58] <ash_m> like, maybe the code is more up-to-date'
[10:58] <ash_m> but I don't know if this will break anything
[10:58] <ash_m> and I'd really prefer that not happen
[10:58] <Ben64> make a copy
[10:59] <Ben64> then have it replace
[10:59] <ash_m> Ben64: so I assume that entails opening a new shell while this is going on?
[10:59] <Ben64> yeah
[10:59] <ash_m> Ben64: keep in mind, it's in the middle of an upgrade
[10:59] <Ben64> but its waiting for input
[10:59] <ash_m> Ben64: option Z it is :)
[11:00] <ash_m> Ben64: oh, would you open a brand new shell? Option Z says: start a shell to examine the situation
[11:00] <nonicknamegiven> Hey guys, following problem: im trying to install a drive, there is a script to make rpm but the response is an error. http://pastebin.com/index/xPVxw6AE
[11:00] <ash_m> Ben64: is that 6 of 1?
[11:00] <ash_m> (half a dozen of the other)
[11:00] <Ben64> ash_m: i'd open a shell, personally
[11:00] <ash_m> Ben64: okay, attempting to do so
[11:00] <ash_m> Ben64: okay
[11:01] <juniour> hi, i am trying to install oracle-11g but i am getting failed dependencies, i tried to install dependecies but not working, dependencies are glibc, libaio
[11:01] <ash_m> Ben64: okay, so I copied the existing file, I guess I'll answer Y and overwrite the file
[11:02] <ash_m> Ben64: see where that gets me
[11:02] <Ben64> !find oracle-11g
[11:02] <juniour> !find oracle-11g
[11:02] <Ben64> juniour: where are you getting that package
[11:03] <juniour> i get rpm package from the oracle official website
[11:03] <Ben64> rpm isn't for ubuntu
[11:03] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 so maybe thats my problem, too?
[11:03] <juniour> Ben64 i know, but how can i have oracle they only provide rpm
[11:04] <juniour> for linux, i think
[11:04] <ioria> junior: maybe update gcc
[11:04] <Ben64> juniour: you shouldn't install that then
[11:04] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: yeah, don't install rpm
[11:04] <juniour> then how will i have oracle-11g in my ubuntu
[11:05] <lasagn4> Do any of you run virtualbox? The latest lets me use only 2 cores whereas the older version used to let me have 4 cores
[11:05] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 so is there a way to install driver on ubuntu made for WinXP ?
[11:05] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 sorry for dumbness, if so
[11:05] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: can you explain more
[11:06] <advx_> ok ppl, gotta go bye, daughter crying in cradle, she woke up...
[11:06] <advx_> catch u later...
[11:06] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 i got a driver CD for an USB to COM-Port for a programming-unit to connect a transceiver
[11:06] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 on this CD there are also files for linux
[11:07] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: have you plugged it in
[11:07] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 with a makerpm skript
[11:07] <Ben64> it might "just work"
[11:07] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 its plugged in
[11:07] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: pastebin the output of "lsusb"
[11:08] <el3> Hi
[11:09] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 http://pastebin.com/index/5RHUrnQn
[11:09] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 the first one is it
[11:09] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: that top device there is your usb->serial
[11:10] <Ben64> from what i can tell, the drivers are already in the kernel
[11:10] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 im running the Programming software with Wine, so how do i use the com port? i cannot find it
[11:11] <Ben64> not sure about wine, but make sure you can see it in linux first. does this command return anything? "ls /dev/ttyUSB*"
[11:12] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 /dev/ttyUSB0
[11:12] <KnightsOfNi> Hi guys, I installed Linux on a different partition, alongside Windows. However, Windows is no longer in the list of boot items. Is there a way to get it back? The partition is still there because I only assigned 30 gigs to the linux partition and never deleted the windows partition
[11:12] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: there you go, works in linux. no drivers necessary. that kind of thing normally happens, its not like windows where you always need to install drivers :)
[11:13] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 so thats what i like ^^
[11:13] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: you could try an update-grub
[11:13] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 so now i have to find a way to use the com port with wine
[11:13] <KnightsOfNi> what is that?
[11:14] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: it updates grub list
[11:14] <KnightsOfNi> how do I run it?
[11:14] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 ~/.wine/dosdevices/com1 ?
[11:14] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: sudo update-grub from terminal
[11:14] <Ben64> nonicknamegiven: no idea, ask #winehq
[11:16] <KnightsOfNi> it saysL found linux image
[11:16] <KnightsOfNi> found initrd image
[11:16] <KnightsOfNi> found memtest
[11:16] <KnightsOfNi> that is all... where is my windows?
[11:16] <ash_m> oh crud
[11:16] <ash_m> now I'm getting connection errors
[11:16] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: now try a reboot, see if it helped
[11:17] <ash_m>  The apache2 configtest failed.
[11:17] <KnightsOfNi> when I run gpart it does recognize the win partition but it says the used space is unknown
[11:18] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: maybe something went wrong with your windows
[11:18] <KnightsOfNi> it was installed in legacy boot mode and encrypted with truecrypt, maybe that fucked it up
[11:18] <MonkeyDust> KnightsOfNi  what does   sudo blkid    say?
[11:19] <KnightsOfNi> MonkeyDust, it says /dev/sda5
[11:19] <KnightsOfNi> UUID=... Type='ext4'
[11:19] <MonkeyDust> KnightsOfNi  pastebin the outcome of the command
[11:21] <KnightsOfNi> MonkeyDust, http://pastebin.com/PDEBtsnC
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: seems like windows has left the building
[11:22] <KnightsOfNi> are you 100% sure?
[11:22] <blb15513> do i need libvdpau-va-gl on intel hw to play utube?
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: if gparted says unallocated, that what it is
[11:23] <KnightsOfNi> it doesn't say unallocated, it just says file system unknown
[11:23] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 awww its a pitty
[11:24] <nonicknamegiven> Ben64 i cannot open the port, now im using usb device as com1 but in the software i cannot open it
[11:24] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: when did windows dissapear from the grub list?
[11:24] <BvL> I would like to set my default monitor to be the one without the luncher/dash, does anyone know how to do this?
[11:24] <KnightsOfNi> I don't know, 10 minutes ago I never heard of grub list
[11:25] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: how about you make your life easy and install ubuntu single on your hd :p
[11:25] <KnightsOfNi> I wish :(
[11:25] <lotuspsychje> KnightsOfNi: for windows issues you can ask in ##windows
[11:25] <ash_m> after my install I'm getting some default apache configuration information instead of the site
[11:26] <KnightsOfNi> But I need windows for some things
[11:26] <ash_m> actually I'm just getting a directory listing of "html"
[11:26] <ash_m> and that takes me to configuration info
[11:26] <blb15513> sudo update-grub for windows to appear
[11:26] <wytrzeszcz> hey
[11:26] <wytrzeszcz> i have idea
[11:26] <wytrzeszcz> buy rasbery Pi and mount it in PC
[11:26] <wytrzeszcz> and use rasbery pi as PC but if i need more power rasbery start PC and use it
[11:26] <lotuspsychje> ash_m: maybe the #httpd guys can point you to right direction
[11:26] <wiehan_> what is the best linux hard drive recovery boot disk, that would be able to recover files from a "degraded" RAID1 drive?
[11:27] <MonkeyDust> wiehan_  is that a server?
[11:27] <ash_m> lotuspsychje: yeah, I think I'm thinking out loud at the moment
[11:27] <ash_m> lotuspsychje: just because, I'm not exactly sure I have all the info I need to even ask a question
[11:28] <wiehan_> MonkeyDust, the drive is from a server
[11:28] <wiehan_> MonkeyDust, I just want the data, and rebuild with new drives etc and move it back to the drives
[11:29] <MonkeyDust> !recover | wiehan_ is this useful
[11:30] <mnms_> guys I changed root shell to dev null
[11:31] <mnms_> from another account. Can I change again it to bash for example ?
[11:31] <ash_m> lotuspsychje: they're not being terribly responsive :\ maybe it's an .htaccess issue
[11:32] <lotuspsychje> ash_m: gather as much info you can on your issue and re-ask once in a while