[00:00] <nicomachus_> I'm at root shell prompt
[00:02] <nicomachus_> EriC^: you're saying I may need to do something like this? https://askubuntu.com/questions/436925/ownership-of-xauthority-transferred-to-root
[00:02] <EriC^> nicomachus_: i thought so at first, but since the guest account doesn't work too it's unlikely
[00:03] <nicomachus_> this guy had a similar issue that ended up being AMD drivers. I have the same GPU: https://mwop.net/blog/2014-11-03-utopic-and-amd.html
[00:03] <EriC^> i guess you have to check lightdm's logs and see what's going on
[00:03] <EriC^> give it a shot
[00:03] <nicomachus_> except he had a blank screen and I have a GUI.
[00:04] <StomachEgg> help
[00:04] <StomachEgg> how do i install this on ubuntu
[00:04] <StomachEgg> https://github.com/prili/fb-hfc
[00:05] <Ben64> StomachEgg: it literally has instructions on that page
[00:05] <EriC^> nicomachus_: type lspci -k | grep -A2 VGA
[00:06] <nicomachus_> what am I looking for? Tells me GPU info and drivers.
[00:06] <EriC^> which driver are you using?
[00:06] <nicomachus_> fglrx_pci
[00:06] <EriC^> ok, try sudo apt-get purge fglrx*
[00:06] <StomachEgg> i still odn't know how to install it
[00:06] <StomachEgg> Ben64 i follewed those instrucrtion
[00:07] <nicomachus_> one sec transcribing error to pastebin
[00:07] <EriC^> i don't know about the packages he mentioned, but i have amd and it uses xserver-xorg-video-ati
[00:07] <EriC^> and xserver-xorg-video-radeon ( don't know if that's what you have )
[00:07] <Ben64> StomachEgg: its a python script, you run it
[00:08] <nicomachus_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10868805/
[00:08] <StomachEgg> how do you run python scripts
[00:08] <Ben64> python script.py
[00:08] <nicomachus_> EriC^: that's the OS driver. I'm using the proprietary one. xorg wouldn't work for me. it was a long fiasco.
[00:08] <EriC^> nicomachus_: type mount -o remount,rw /
[00:09] <nogoodnameslkeft> StomachEgg: The other thing you can do it set it executable (chmod +x scipt.py) and then just double-click it
[00:09] <nicomachus_> ah, purge working now.
[00:09] <nogoodnameslkeft> StomachEgg: Although now I look at that script, running it from a terminal would be better.
[00:10] <nogoodnameslkeft> Is anyone here familiar with Ubuntu Mate?
[00:11] <Ben64> nogoodnameslkeft: not on topic here until 15.04 releases, maybe ask in #ubuntu+1
[00:12] <nicomachus_> EriC^: I did 'sudo update-alternatives --remove-all x86_64-linux-gnu_gl_conf' next but no alternatives were found.
[00:12] <EriC^> ok, np
[00:12] <nicomachus_> ok, didn't think so. haha
[00:13] <StomachEgg> nogoodnameslkeft it keeps giving errors
[00:13] <StomachEgg> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/Btb2qNgs
[00:13] <nogoodnameslkeft> StomachEgg: Did you install the dependancies in the readme on github? the bit about using pip?
[00:16] <nicomachus_> ok..... shutdown is taking wayyyy too long here.
[00:16] <nicomachus_> stuck on 'wait-for-state stop/waiting'
[00:21] <nicomachus_> ok I'm logged in now. thanks for the help EriC^.
[00:21] <EriC^> nicomachus_: great, no problem
[00:24] <nicomachus_> do I need to reinstall fglrx now? AMD Catalyst Control Center is gone
[00:25] <maysara> Hi, My laptop overheated a couple of days ago and since then  the fan is always running at full speed. How can I fix that?
[00:26] <nicomachus_> maysara: you may wanna ask over at ##hardware, but it's possible the thermal paste may need redone.
[00:30] <ptsm> can someone help me with lilo sayng "Trying to map files from unnamed device 0x0015 (NFS/RAID mirror down ?)" ?
[00:30] <ptsm> this was after an upgrade from 10.04 to 12.04
[00:36] <cuddylier> Anyone know the best way to test a drive? I did 'dd if=/dev/zero of=test_$$ bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync && rm -f test_$$' and got 44MB/s I/O for this whitelabel 4TB drive but new 1TB enteprise WDs I have get 120MB/s in the same test.
[00:36] <cuddylier> Is this a sign of a crap whitelabel drive?
[00:41] <workingman> how can i open a dmg file in ubuntu?
[00:43] <ptsm> can someone help me with lilo sayng "Trying to map files from unnamed device 0x0015 (NFS/RAID mirror down ?)" ?
[00:46] <psusi> ptsm, why are you using lilo?
[00:46] <hkrrsx> cuddylier: Found this URL regarding Ubuntu stress testing, including hard drive testing:  http://www.hecticgeek.com/2012/11/stress-test-your-ubuntu-computer-with-stress/
[00:47] <JinjaNinja> Is there a way to make your HDMI Out screen have a perfect fit? I have a Mitsubishi 73" Flatscreen TV, and I use my Ubuntu PC with it to stream movies. Unfortunately, it's not a perfect fit. The edges seem to bleed out about 40 pixels.
[00:47] <nicomachus_> where will I find the xorg config file?
[00:47] <ptsm> psusi, because I was already using it
[00:48] <ptsm> psusi, I just did a do-release-upgrade from 10.04 LTS to 12.04 LTS
[00:48] <psusi> ptsm, grub has been the standard for like... 15 years now?  you really should use it ;)
[00:48] <JinjaNinja> Bump  @my last post
[00:48] <psusi> it's far nicer than lilo
[00:48] <ptsm> psusi, as the system is right now, I'm unable to install grub
[00:48] <psusi> why not?
[00:49] <ptsm>  /usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot find a device for /boot (is /dev mounted?).
[00:49] <ptsm> and yes, /dev is there
[00:50] <psusi> what is your disk configuration?
[00:50] <ptsm> root is /dev/md0
[00:50] <ptsm> softare raid mirror
[00:50] <Tin_man> nicomachus_: i found this link, might help you.. or not.  http://askubuntu.com/questions/4662/where-is-the-x-org-config-file-how-do-i-configure-x-there
[00:51] <psusi> do you have a /boot partition?
[00:51] <JinjaNinja> Is there a way to resize the resolution of HDMI output, to make it perfectly fit your screen? I have a Mitsubishi 73 inch Flatscreen TV, and I use HDMI with my Ubuntu PC, to stream movies. Is there a way to fix the resolution to where it's a perfect fit? My resolution hides about 40 pixels on the edges of the display
[00:52] <penos> JinjaNinja, recalibrate
[00:52] <penos> ur monitor
[00:52] <bb> tits
[00:52] <Ben64> JinjaNinja: probably is a tv setting
[00:52] <psusi> JinjaNinja, unfortunately, TVs suck, and just don't show all of the pixels
[00:52] <ptsm> yes
[00:52] <ptsm> a raid mirror partition also
[00:53] <psusi> and these mirrors are built out of one partition on each of two drives?
[00:53] <ptsm> yes
[00:53] <ptsm> the two disks have the same layout
[00:54] <psusi> hrm... and it is mounted currently?  can you pastebin the output of df, lsblk, and sudo grub-probe -t fs -v /
[00:54] <JinjaNinja> I've read something online about where you can install NVIDA driver, and then you can change the resolution scaling manually with the GUI?
[00:55] <penos> JinjaNinja, recalibrate
[00:55] <psusi> JinjaNinja, yea, I think there is something in there where you can basically tell the driver "my tv is stupid, and stops showing pixels *here*, so pretend the rest don't exist"
[00:55] <Ben64> JinjaNinja: you'd have better results if you fix the settings on the tv
[00:56] <ptsm> http://pastebin.com/yWxpdUGE
[00:56] <nicomachus_> thanks Tin_man. I've been looking at the manpage but it's mostly greek unless I can pull up the config file to compare it to.
[00:57] <JinjaNinja> I've got my TV to the maximum NON-zoom. It's as far out as the TV resolution settings will go, where the TV is concerned.
[00:57] <nicomachus_> JinjaNinja: that's exactly what I'm dealing with now, but AMD.
[00:57] <bb> FREE  WEB SEX
[00:57] <psusi> ptsm: looks like you don't actually have /boot mounted ( but you have a broken mtab that says it is )
[00:58] <bb> RUTH
[00:58] <nicomachus_> lol bb still here
[00:58] <ptsm> psusi: well, I can cd /boot and list the files there
[00:58]  * Ben64 pokes phunyguy
[00:59] <psusi> ptsm, same goes for /bin, /etc, /initrd, /lib, /lib32, /lib/init/rw, and /var/lib/ureadahead/debugfs
[00:59] <bb> FREE
[00:59] <JinjaNinja> penos: What do you mean by, 'recalibrate?'
[00:59] <bb> WEB]
[00:59] <ptsm> http://pastebin.com/mvXKbgkU
[01:00] <bb> CHAT
[01:00] <psusi> ptsm, is your /etc/mtab a regular file or a symlink?
[01:00] <ptsm> regular file
[01:01] <psusi> ptsm, ok, I think you need to delete it and reboot to unfsck it
[01:01] <nicomachus_> found the xorg.conf, but it was in a different place than that link said. it was under /etc/X11/
[01:01] <ptsm> psusi: the problem is I'm on a remote access
[01:01] <ptsm> and I suspect the machine won't boot
[01:02] <JinjaNinja> Damn... Resolution settings are so limited.
[01:02] <ptsm> what do you mean "unfsck it"?
[01:02] <psusi> ptsm, in that case, delete it, and use several mount -f's to fake remounting your real filesystems and update mtab
[01:02] <psusi> right now your mtab claims that you have /boot mounted twice, and several other filesystems mounted where you don't
[01:03] <nicomachus_> JinjaNinja: what driver are you using?
[01:03] <ptsm> psusi: why do you say I don't?
[01:03] <nicomachus_> open-source xorg?
[01:03] <ptsm> I don't like all those aufs there ..
[01:03] <ptsm> they seem to be created by the upgrade tool
[01:03] <JinjaNinja> nicomachus_: I'll check... I've forgotten
[01:03] <psusi> because the output in df for those filesystems says the type is none, and the block counts are identical to your root
[01:03] <bb> LOOKING4 SEX
[01:03] <Ben64> bb: stop.
[01:04] <psusi> which means mtab says something is mounted there, but when df calls statfs() on that path, it's just getting the info from the root fs because there is not really a filesystem mounted there
[01:04] <nicomachus_> ok JinjaNinja. type 'lspci -k | grep -A2 VGA' to check, fyi
[01:04] <psusi> you can consult /proc/mounts to see what is *really* mounted
[01:04] <psusi> and in fact, in modern releases, /etc/mtab is just a symlink there
[01:04] <psusi> so you may just want to replace it with the symlink
[01:05] <bb> PS LIKE 2 CHAT ]
[01:06] <psusi> in fact, I'd say yea, do that
[01:06] <psusi> unless you use nfs or smb mounts anyhow ;)
[01:06] <ptsm> according to /proc/mounts I have /booy mounted
[01:07] <ptsm> no nfs or smb mounts as client
[01:07] <psusi> right.. and you do.. but see how df lists it *twice*?
[01:07] <ptsm> yes
[01:07] <psusi> it should only be there once... so your /etc/mtab lists it twice which is wrong
[01:07] <ptsm> and it seems to list it twice because of the aufs stuff
[01:08] <psusi> I don't see any aufs stuff
[01:08] <psusi> nor should there be unless you have done some weird things
[01:08] <ptsm> none on /boot type aufs (rw,br:/tmp/upgrade-rw-YB0_Vl/boot:/boot=ro)
[01:08] <JinjaNinja> Hello to whoever I was speaking to, sorry, I'm on a mobile IRC client, and it doesn't save chat logs. :/
[01:08] <psusi> does /proc/mounts show any aufs mounts?
[01:09] <psusi> wait, did you do the sandbox upgrade option thing to do-release-upgrade?
[01:09] <nicomachus_> yes JinjaNinja?
[01:09] <ptsm> yes: none /boot aufs rw,relatime,si=9456a3db5fe7c013 0 0
[01:09] <ptsm> I tried the sandbox upgrade
[01:09] <psusi> ohh... I don't think that works right ;)
[01:09] <ptsm> but it gave me some error and aborted
[01:09] <JinjaNinja> nicomachus_:  https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/2oCcSG6DSAaTITlckE21
[01:09] <ptsm> so I did the upgrade without the sandbox option
[01:10] <nicomachus_> JinjaNinja: didn't you say you were using an Nvidia GPU?
[01:10] <ptsm> should I try to unmount the /boot aufs?
[01:10] <ptsm> I don't even know how to mount aufs mounts
[01:10] <psusi> well, I think the sandbox stuff did some really weird stuff to your system and I'm not sure how to undo it
[01:11] <ptsm> the thing is
[01:11] <ptsm> the process went apparently normal afterwards
[01:11] <JinjaNinja> No. I said that people with an Nvidia driver can edit their resolution scaling
[01:11] <ptsm> with my attempt without the sandbox option
[01:11] <ptsm> except for 2 packages
[01:11] <ptsm> bind9
[01:12] <psusi> oh dear, and you have gpt in the mix
[01:12] <ptsm> with a apparmor problem that's stopping it from load a so lib
[01:12] <psusi> right, but right now your system is in this goofy sandbox setup where it has used aufs to direct all of the changes the upgrade has made to alternate locations, leaving your original system intact
[01:12] <ptsm> the apparmor problem I found a workaround
[01:13] <JinjaNinja> nicomachus_: I have integrated GPU... It's a cheap computer. Lol.
[01:13] <ptsm> hmmm
[01:13] <ptsm> what do you recommend?
[01:13] <psusi> does your /etc/fstab have a bunch of aufs stuff in it?
[01:13] <ptsm> no
[01:13] <ptsm> looks normal
[01:13] <ptsm> as it was before the upgrade
[01:13] <JinjaNinja> nicomachus, so there's really nothing I can do?
[01:14] <nicomachus_> JinjaNinja: I gotcha. I'm not sure, but you may be able to adjust the xorg.conf file
[01:14] <nicomachus_> try cd /etc/X11/'
[01:14] <nicomachus_> without the '
[01:14] <ptsm> I see I have some 650mb used on /tmp/upgrade-rw-YB0_Vl (the aufs tmp dir)
[01:14] <nicomachus_> and then try gedit xorg.conf
[01:15] <JinjaNinja> But if I were to do that, wouldn't I have edit the xorg.conf file every time I unplug HDMI from my tv?
[01:15] <psusi> yea, that seems to be where all of the modified/upgraded files are actually at
[01:15] <ptsm> so
[01:15] <ptsm> in theory
[01:15] <ptsm> I could just unmount the aufs dirs
[01:15] <JinjaNinja> or is it just for outbound displays
[01:15] <ptsm> and everything would be like it was before the do-release-upgrade?
[01:15] <nicomachus_> I honestly don't know, JinjaNinja. I always keep mine plugged in. FYI, a VGA cable will adjust automatically.
[01:16] <psusi> something like that, yea... but I'm not quite sure how to do that... you can't just unmount it without a reboot
[01:16] <psusi> that's why I was asking about /etc/fstab
[01:16] <ptsm> I can try to remount them
[01:16] <psusi> can't remount either
[01:16] <ptsm> shit
[01:16] <JinjaNinja> nicomachus_: excuse the ignorance, I'm new to improv- Linux projects hahah
[01:16] <psusi> check this though... mount /dev/md1 into /mnt or something
[01:16] <nicomachus_> as am I...
[01:16] <psusi> and then go see what the fstab there looks like
[01:17] <psusi> it may be that your real /dev/md1's fstab sets up the autfs mounts, and when you view /etc/fstab through aufs, you are really looking at the one in that tmp dir
[01:17] <ptsm> but md1 is mounted as /
[01:17] <psusi> that's fine... you can mount it again elsewhere
[01:17] <ptsm> rw?
[01:17] <ptsm> or ro?
[01:17] <psusi> probably ro is best
[01:18] <ptsm> it says "already mounted"
[01:18] <ptsm> -f ?
[01:18] <JinjaNinja> for the record... NEVER use Kali Linux as a Local OS. Worst mistake you'll make. It has the most boring, non-user friendly interface you'll ever use. Unless you're just a cold-blooded hacker that always uses pentesting tools/ never wants to take a break and enjoy your computer, then don't use it locally.
[01:19] <ptsm> mount -f gave no errors
[01:19] <ptsm> it shows no files inside
[01:19] <psusi> odd... I don't get that error without -f
[01:20] <psusi> hrm... maybe that is something that changed later than 12.04
[01:20] <JinjaNinja> ptsm: Just set up a live USB of Ubuntu, and then wipe the Hard Drive with a fresh install of GRUB/ Ubuntu.
[01:21] <psusi> at this point I would feel more comfortable just doing a clean install of 14.04 ;)
[01:21] <JinjaNinja> ^
[01:21] <ptsm> this is a production system :)
[01:21] <ptsm> can't do that
[01:22] <JinjaNinja> Update me- What are you attempting to do, ptsm?
[01:22] <ptsm> and it works as it is
[01:22] <psusi> production systems should be rebuilt every 5 years or so ;)
[01:22] <ptsm> all I did was a do-release-upgrade on a 10.04 LTS server system
[01:22] <psusi> yea, but in a sandbox
[01:22] <ptsm> first try with the -s option
[01:22] <psusi> which is basically an unsupported feature
[01:22] <ptsm> it gave me errors
[01:22] <JinjaNinja> Damn
[01:23] <ptsm> and aborted
[01:23] <JinjaNinja> Start over xD
[01:23] <JinjaNinja> like, wipe it out and reinstall :P
[01:23] <psusi> I don't see anything in the man page about how to roll back the sandbox if you don't like it
[01:23] <ptsm> I don't know the aufs magic
[01:23] <ptsm> but
[01:24] <ptsm> I just read it does some kind of a union of dirs
[01:24] <ptsm> isn't it possible to just unmount it?
[01:24] <psusi> right... it uses aufs to take your original filesystem, and combine it with that tmp dir so that all writes go to the tmp dir and leaves your oroginal filesystem intact
[01:24] <psusi> well that's what I was saying earlier... you can't just unmount it since the system is running from it
[01:25] <psusi> you have to figure out how to change the config so that when you reboot, it will mount it normally and not with aufs
[01:25] <psusi> hence, checking fstab
[01:25] <ptsm> the fstab is good
[01:25] <psusi> ( I'm trying to figure out how the heck it configured the system to mount with aufs in the first place )
[01:25] <psusi> even the one in the /mnt?
[01:26] <ptsm> I couldnt see /dev/md1 (the root filesystem) when it was mounted inside /mnt/test
[01:26] <psusi> wait... you know what... maybe it didn't set it up to be there when you reboot?
[01:26] <psusi> and so if you just reboot, you will be back to the old system pre sandbox upgrade?
[01:26] <ptsm> maybe
[01:26] <ptsm> but right now, I don't have physical access to the server
[01:27] <psusi> and it isn't virtualized either I guess? ;)
[01:27] <ptsm> it's a real server
[01:27] <psusi> and no serial console or anything?
[01:27] <ptsm> no
[01:28] <ptsm> but yeah
[01:28] <ptsm> the old kernel is there
[01:28] <psusi> I just read this: http://osdir.com/ml/ubuntu-bugs/2014-04/msg30955.html
[01:28] <ptsm> and lilo, supposely, didn't touch the disks
[01:28] <psusi> so yea... it sure sounds like do-release-upgrade mounted the aufs over the existing fs
[01:28] <psusi> and so a simple reboot will just load the original system as it was
[01:28] <nicomachus_> my xorg.conf file is empty...
[01:29] <ptsm> if it doesn't ...
[01:29] <ptsm> I'll have 4h sleep
[01:29] <ptsm> to be there soon tomorrow
[01:29] <ptsm> early
[01:29] <happyfr0gg> I have verified I have J.R.E. & the J.D.K. installed but I do not have the directory /usr/local/java. What gives???
[01:30] <psusi> in the future, I'd suggest that you get some new hardware ( since this is obviously fairly old ), install a minimal hypervisor system on it, and import the old system as a vm
[01:30] <ptsm> I thought about doing that
[01:30] <psusi> then when things go wrong you can still get in remotely, and when you want to test out a release upgrade, you can use snapshots and such for easy testing and rollback
[01:30] <ptsm> but I trusted the upgrade utility
[01:30] <ptsm> and I'm disapointed now
[01:30] <ptsm> after this happened
[01:31] <psusi> well, it sounds like the whole point of that sandbox thing is that it didn't actually change things and so a reboot will undo them... and boot loaders don't play right in the sandbox
[01:31] <ptsm> apparently, the bootloader didn't do anything
[01:31] <ptsm> didn't change anything
[01:31] <psusi> when I dist-upgrade my servers, I just make a full system backup, and go for the upgrade
[01:31] <psusi> and if things go pear shaped, restore the backup
[01:32] <psusi> or that's what I did before I got into virtualization anyhow
[01:32] <psusi> ( and I don't think I've ever actually had to restore, just nice to know it's there )
[01:33] <ptsm> well
[01:33] <psusi> usually it's just a matter of figuring out what service broke, and how to fix the conf file to make it happy again
[01:33] <ptsm> I'll satisfy your curiosity
[01:33] <ptsm> and mine
[01:33] <happyfr0gg> I have verified that J.R.E. & the J.D.K. are installed but the directory /usr/local/java does not exist.  What gives???
[01:33] <ptsm> I'll try the reboot
[01:33] <ptsm> now
[01:34] <ptsm> I changed the lilo.conf file
[01:34] <psusi> basically the boot loaders don't know how to set up the system to boot into the new sandbox'ed upgraded system ;)
[01:34] <ptsm> but it doesn't play a role on boot, right?
[01:34] <psusi> right, it is only used when lilo runs to modify the mbr
[01:34] <ptsm> yeah
[01:34] <ptsm> ok
[01:34] <ptsm> fingers crossed
[01:36] <ptsm> no response...
[01:37] <ptsm> still no response...
[01:38] <ptsm> it probably didn't boot
[01:39] <psusi> roh roh
[01:39] <Windowsaurians> how many people are using ubuntu?
[01:39] <ptsm> yeah, it's dead
[01:39] <ptsm> gotta go sleep
[01:39] <reborn> what's time for released tomorrow?
[01:39] <psusi> another thing to consider on servers is that when you do a snapshot, or in this case, the sandbox thing, if for instance, you are running a mail server, it would have accepted new mail and dropped it into the sandbox
[01:40] <psusi> so abandoning the sandbox would throw out that mail
[01:40] <Ben64> reborn: sometime
[01:40] <ptsm> well, it's not a mail server
[01:40] <psusi> so not the kind of thing you want to be doing on a server
[01:40] <reborn> alright.
[01:40] <ptsm> there's no one working on it right now
[01:40] <ptsm> it's an office server
[01:41] <brawndo> i have broken menus in vlc media player on a fresh install of lastest version linux lite. any suggestions?
[01:42] <ptsm> thanks for your help psusi
[01:42] <psusi> nice thing about virtualization is that if something like this happens, you can just ssh into the hypervisor and restore the full backup you did before trying
[01:42] <psusi> and get effectively a bare metal restore remotely
[01:42] <Ben64> brawndo: linux lite is not supported here
[01:43] <brawndo> the menus work, but the font is all [][][][][]
[01:43] <reborn> tomorrow is best day, because ubuntu will released, and one piece release. it is perfect for me or anyone same interest.
[01:43] <psusi> or better yet, make an lvm snapshot before upgrade and just revert to the snapshot
[01:43] <brawndo> Ben64, do you know if the linux lite channel still exists? i read it was no longer supported
[01:44] <Ben64> brawndo: i don't know of an irc channel for them
[01:44] <psusi> ptsm, also fyi, raid10 is *way* better than raid1 ;)
[01:45] <thms> I am in rescue mode right now and I am trying to mount an NFS file system, sadly mount command hangs forever.
[01:45] <brawndo> ok thanks. sorry if its an obvious answer, but being that linux lite is ubuntu based, any chance the fix might be the same?
[01:45] <Umair> ?????
[01:45] <thms> Any idea how I can debug this ?
[01:45] <Ben64> brawndo: this channel only supports ubuntu, we don't know what changes are in linux lite, sorry
[01:45] <brawndo> ok, thanks anyway
[01:46] <omnia> if somebody has a clue with nvidia please check this out ----> http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=59&t=194588
[01:46] <Ben64> !mint | omnia
[01:47] <psusi> ptsm, and I think I have made sense of that error you got from lilo... it maps which blocks on the disk the kernel is in so it can embed that list into the mbr... but with the aufs sandbox, this isn't possible since some files are stashed elsewhere
[01:48] <omnia> im having this issue a long time now and nobody in the linux mint help or forum or elsewhere seems to have a clue
[01:48] <Ben64> omnia: that doesn't make it on topic here in #ubuntu
[01:48] <omnia> and linux mint is based on ubuntu so i thought ill give  it a try
[01:49] <Windowsaurians> is ubuntu being released or are they waiting for debian?
[01:49] <omnia> anyway sorry for posting it here
[01:49] <petrvs> Windowsaurians: they're waiting till it's ready for release
[01:49] <petrvs> doesn't matter when it's released, though
[01:49] <Windowsaurians> it matter they have a shedule
[01:50] <Windowsaurians> can some one ban phunyguy from #ubuntu-offtopic please?
[01:50] <petrvs> ban someone from an offtopic channel?...
[01:50] <Windowsaurians> hes ruining the channel
[01:51] <petrvs> what'd he do, say something on topic?
[01:51] <Windowsaurians> he banned me
[01:51] <petrvs> ...
[01:51] <ptsm> psusi, what should I use to access the system now? a ubuntu live usb?
[01:51] <ptsm> usb pen?
[01:51] <Windowsaurians> hes the one offtopic
[01:52] <Windowsaurians> vnc
[01:52] <Windowsaurians> ssh
[01:52] <xangua> Windowsaurians: please stop
[01:52] <psusi> ptsm, yea, liveusb or cd
[01:53] <psusi> ptsm, do you have a backup? ;)
[01:53] <ptsm> I have backup of the data and the /etc dirs
[01:53] <ptsm> daily backups
[01:54] <ptsm> but I hope I don't have to use it
[01:54] <psusi> what is your backup setup?
[01:54] <ptsm> tar
[01:54] <ptsm> :)
[01:54] <ptsm> very simple to recover
[01:54] <psusi> I really like tower of hannoi hierarchical dump backups ;)
[01:54] <nicomachus_> so apparently fglrx is completely incompatible with Ubuntu 14.10?
[01:55] <psusi> your dailies are relative to what and chained how long?
[01:55] <petrvs> nicomachus_: nah
[01:55] <Windowsaurians> nicomachus_: nop its the other way around
[01:55] <nicomachus_> petrvs: it locks at the login screen every time.
[01:56] <Windowsaurians> its software that support the hardware not the other way around
[01:56] <nicomachus_> I have to drop to root in recovery and purge fglrx
[01:56] <nicomachus_> so I'm using the xorg driver, but my xorg.conf is completely empty.
[01:56] <Windowsaurians> nicomachus_: try debian
[01:57] <nicomachus_> that is the worst possible answer to give in this channel.
[01:57] <Windowsaurians> ubunru is just debian test bed
[01:57] <Windowsaurians> ubuntu is like fedora for red hat
[01:57] <petrvs> nicomachus_: grep EE $(ls /var/log/Xorg.*log | tail -1)
[01:58] <Ben64> Windowsaurians: stop giving bad advice and being offtopic here
[01:58] <Windowsaurians> what bad advice?
[01:59] <petrvs> I wouldn't call it bad as much as overkill
[01:59] <ptsm> weekly full, daily incrementals from last full
[01:59] <Windowsaurians> fglrx works fine on debian
[01:59] <Ben64> nicomachus_: fglrx does work with 14.10, but I haven't used an ATI/AMD card in ages, so I can't really help you too much with it
[02:00] <Windowsaurians> Debian 8.0 Jessie Is Ready For Release This Weekend
[02:00] <Ben64> Windowsaurians: not on topic here
[02:00] <Windowsaurians> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Debian-Jessie-CD-Ready
[02:01] <nicomachus_> I had this issue with fglrx and 14.10: https://mwop.net/blog/2014-11-03-utopic-and-amd.html
[02:01] <nicomachus_> checking around, it looked pretty common.
[02:02] <psusi> ptsm, if you do a tar full backup once a week and then dailies in between, the worst case restore scenario is that you have to restore the last weekly, then each of the last 6 dailies
[02:03] <ptsm> in my case I have to restore the last full + the last daily
[02:03] <netameta> ubuntu is, debian-based 64-bit ? or RPM-based 64-bit ?
[02:03] <psusi> I've got a nice dump pattern set up where the worst case restore is 5 dumps.. with 2-3 being typical, and only two is the realistic best case.. but it also gives much better ability to go back a week or two or three and pull out some file someone deleted
[02:03] <petrvs> netameta: debian based
[02:04] <petrvs> netameta: both 64 & 32
[02:04] <petrvs> netameta: and, well, other arches than x86, I believe, too
[02:04] <netameta> I see
[02:04] <netameta> THanks
[02:04] <netameta> Thanks*
[02:04] <petrvs> yap
[02:04] <ptsm> psusi, do you think I'll be able to use grub to boot from the GPT + RAID0 root partition setup?
[02:05] <psusi> so you're doing a daily that uses the.. forget what it calls the listing file of the last backup... from the last full, rather than yesterday's daily?
[02:05] <psusi> yes, you can use grub to boot from gpt + raid anything root
[02:05] <ptsm> psusi, yes
[02:05] <psusi> including raid10 or raid5
[02:05] <psusi> the only thing with gpt is that you have to have a 1 mb bios_grub partition if you are in a bios booting machine
[02:05] <ptsm> last time I've tried, I couldn't
[02:06] <ptsm> 1mb bios_grub partition?
[02:06] <psusi> yea... it's a parted partition type... it's basically a flag telling grub this is the partition you should embed yourself in since the normal area in sectors 1-63+ aren't there on gpt
[02:07] <psusi> you can have grub installed on each of say, 3 disks with a 3 disk raid5 root and it can boot from any of the three
[02:07] <psusi> it's quite nice
[02:07] <psusi> much better than lilo, which can only load the kernel from a raid1 /boot
[02:08] <ptsm> so I'll have to create that grub-bios partition ..
[02:08] <ptsm> how big?
[02:08] <psusi> right.... or revert to MBR ;)
[02:08] <psusi> 1mb is plenty
[02:09] <ptsm> ok
[02:09] <ptsm> thank you
[02:09] <ptsm> I'm leaving now
[02:09] <ptsm> bye
[02:09] <psusi> night
[02:09] <moshefeit> but usually the grub will be handled by the installer, he was talking about dual boot, right?
[02:12] <psusi> moshefeit, no.. server
[02:13] <psusi> where he's still using lilo
[02:16] <cstk421> i have a bash script menu that initiates telnet sessions to console into network devices.  Once ctrl-] is entered it drops you into the telnet> prompt.  I am looking to stop that from happening and actually disconnect the telnet session.  This way it will loop back to my menu.
[02:16] <cstk421> have any idea how to do this ?
[02:16] <electricprism> Has anyone else tried to turn a Android Tablet into a Touchpad & Keyboard for the Linux?
[02:17] <petrvs> elementalest: as in just a touchpad & keyboard, or actually running GNU/Linux?
[02:17] <xangua> electricprism: you just need a custom kernel for that kind of feature
[02:17] <xangua> and he's gone...
[02:17] <petrvs> ha
[02:17] <electricprism> Has anyone else tried to turn a Android Tablet into a Touchpad & Keyboard for the Linux?
[02:17] <moshefeit> electriprism, try this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.pheodor.android.bluetooth_touchpad&hl=en
[02:17] <psusi> cstk421, you don't.. that's what ctrl-] does.. if you don't want that, then don't use that key.. logout properly from the remote system.
[02:17] <electricprism> moshefeit: thank you :)
[02:18] <netameta> Where is ubuntu's system try / how do i close an app from there ?
[02:19] <auzty> why i can't open mounted media? it's says Permission denied
[02:19] <auzty> i assure that the owner in ls -la is mine,
[02:20] <cstk421> psusi: not sure if there is a command from a cisco device that would actually end the telnet session
[02:20] <auzty> it's happened after i change my UID and GID ,
[02:20] <Ben64> auzty: where is it mounted, how is it mounted, what filesystem, etc
[02:21] <xangua> netameta: if you mean the unity desktop, it doesn't use system try but indicator icons
[02:21] <netameta> i have ubuntu 14.04 installed
[02:21] <netameta> i had an app running when i clicked it, it says the app is now in system try
[02:21] <netameta> i want to close this app
[02:22] <auzty> Ben64 , mounted to /media/auzty/ , fielsystem is NTFS
[02:22] <psusi> cstk421, of course there is, it is usually logout, or exit
[02:22] <cstk421> psusi: yeah tried those and it just exits to the press enter to start console / login screen doesnt disconnect
[02:23] <xangua> netameta: would you mind sharing what app?
[02:23] <psusi> cstk421, that's... really broken... ctrl-D?
[02:23] <netameta> xanqua, its odesk time tracker
[02:24] <cstk421> psusi: does nothing
[02:24] <psusi> wow... cisco is retarded then...
[02:25] <psusi> for that matter, you really shouldn't be using telnet... it's completely insecure
[02:25] <kostkon> !find odesk
[02:25] <cstk421> psusi: its on a secured network telnet is only being used to connect from one machine to another's serial console ports.
[02:25] <cstk421> psusi: no issue there
[02:26] <cstk421> psusi: thanks for the info though
[02:26] <psusi> is this a stand alone serial to telnet bridge that is connected to the switch, or is telnet running in the switch?
[02:26] <netameta> so how do i see the apps in system tray ?
[02:27] <cstk421> its a debian server running as a serial console server
[02:27] <netameta> I dont want to ps aux, and kill the services
[02:27] <cstk421> not telnetting into the switch. i am console into it from the telnet session
[02:28] <psusi> in that case, the serial console server should have a magic key to disconnect... but again, someone can walk into your office, plug in, and telnet into the server... or intercept your traffic to it and see your password and then connect and use that password
[02:29] <netameta> well i ended up just killing all the process
[02:29] <psusi> and that's assuming that this telnet server isn't accessible to the outside internet via ip
[02:30] <kostkon> netameta, let's hope it;s a qt app; what's the output of:  apt-cache policy sni-qt  ?   is it a 32bit app is your installation 64bit?   https://ws.elance.com/file/roster.jpeg?crypted=Y3R4JTNEcG9ydGZvbGlvJTI2ZmlkJTNEMTI0MjQ0MzUyJTI2cmlkJTNELTElMjZwaWQlM0Q3NjU5MTU2
[02:30] <netameta> its 64
[02:30] <psusi> or to the outside via a compromised machine on your network
[02:31] <kostkon> netameta, what's the output of:    apt-cache policy sni-qt    and   apt-cache policy sni-qt:i386       no need to use sudo
[02:31] <kostkon> netameta, are both installed?
[02:32] <netameta> yaps
[02:33] <netameta> kostkon why ?
[02:33] <kostkon> netameta, ok, then probably it's not qt-based. Anyway, it seems the app doesn't have support for indicators
[02:33] <netameta> also whats a good irc for ubuntu ?
[02:33] <psusi> cstk421, better yet, why use serial console at all?  the cisco should support just directly sshing into it
[02:33] <netameta> Not sure what indicators are
[02:34] <netameta> But i simply killed the process and re ren it
[02:34] <netameta> now its seems to be ok
[02:34] <cstk421> psusi: yes of course they do however we have no network access for this environment only console
[02:34] <netameta> i do need to find a irc for ubuntu as this is from my windows
[02:34] <netameta> and my ubuntu is on a virtual box
[02:34] <kostkon> netameta, ubuntu's tray icon are called indicators, different from those used in gnome/gtk and kde and/or qt and the rest...
[02:35] <kostkon> icons*
[02:35] <netameta> I see
[02:35] <psusi> cstk421, console is intended for a physically connected console.. if you are going to be doing it over the network anyhow, you should be doing it via ssh instead of with a side band telnet->serial bridge
[02:35] <netameta> Ahhhh
[02:35] <netameta> I se now
[02:35] <netameta> where the system tray is
[02:35] <netameta> its at the top
[02:35] <netameta> as opposed to windows at the bottom
[02:35] <kostkon> netameta, what sni-qt does it that it converts qt tray icons to indicator on-the-fly
[02:36] <kostkon> it's*
[02:36] <kostkon> indicators*
[02:36] <kostkon> netameta, top-right
[02:36] <netameta> Yaps
[02:36] <auzty> which application that run when we click mount a drive in nautilus?
[02:36] <netameta> Whats a good linux irc client ?
[02:37] <enchilado> irssi
[02:37] <cstk421> psusi: im not sure we are on the same page. I know how ssh works.  i am creating a console server b/c we are not allowed onto the network. we can only get to the devices via console connection.
[02:37] <kostkon> netameta, you could start off with hexchat
[02:37] <enchilado> netameta: http://www.irssi.org/
[02:37] <cstk421> psusi: it is impossible to ssh into devices we cannot get on the same network
[02:37] <kostkon> netameta, easy to use and popular
[02:37] <selig5_> \quit
[02:37] <psusi> cstk421, ohh, you are not allowed onto the network where the switch is, but you are allowed onto a different network where the serial bridge is?
[02:37] <kostkon> !info hexchat
[02:38] <netameta> kostkon how do i install it ?
[02:38] <enchilado> !info irssi
[02:38] <cstk421> psusi: correct
[02:38] <cstk421> psusi: the network the bridge is on is mine
[02:38] <kostkon> netameta, use the software centre or the terminal, i.e.  sudo apt-get install hexchat
[02:38] <enchilado> sudo apt-get install irssi
[02:38] <psusi> kind of a silly setup.. after all, if you can get to the switch to configure it you can then make it allow you onto the network.. but if you must, you should be using ssh at least to access the serial bridge
[02:39] <netameta> kostkon its free ?
[02:39] <kostkon> netameta, yes
[02:39] <enchilado> netameta: irssi is free too
[02:39] <enchilado> and better
[02:39] <netameta> Why its better ?
[02:39] <enchilado> You control it with the keyboard
[02:40] <cstk421> psusi: ok interesting about the ssh to serial bridge. The serial server ties each usb to serial adapter to a port in order to telnet to them.  Your saying i can do this over ssh ?
[02:40] <enchilado> When you're already typing to talk it's quicker to use keyboard commands than move your hand to the mouse
[02:40] <enchilado> and its scripts are nice
[02:40] <enchilado> it's very customisable
[02:42] <Bashing-om> netameta: http://www.andrews-corner.org/ubuntu/irssi.html <- good irssi install tutorial .
[02:42] <netameta> Nice
[02:42] <netameta> Thanks
[02:48] <psusi> cstk421, if the serial bridge is worth a darn, yea, it should also support ssh
[02:48] <cstk421> psusi: it does support ssh i just would know where to start looking to route ssh to a port for the usb to serial
[02:59] <ubuntu-studio> mmm
[03:14] <Foxhoundz> I'm trying to install 14.04 LTS Server edition on my PC
[03:14] <blueingress> hi, what is the ubuntu server channel ? thanks
[03:15] <Foxhoundz> but I'm getting the all-too--familiar "Your Installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted"
[03:15] <Foxhoundz> I tried mounting /dev/sdb, the USB media that's installing it, to /cdrom
[03:15] <Foxhoundz> but still nothing
[03:15] <Foxhoundz> I've seen this problem on several versions of Ubuntu Server
[03:15] <Foxhoundz> what's taking so long to fix?
[03:17] <petrvs> blueingress: /msg alis list *ubunt*serv*
[03:22] <blueingress> petrvs, thanks a lot, it helps.
[03:25] <ablegree-> Anyone have experience with corkscrew + ssh tunneling?
[03:25] <albert> hello i am having an issue where i run "nmcli dev wifi" and no networks are listed, yet running "iwlist wlan0 scan" returns networks. why would that be?
[03:25] <jmadero> daftykins: ping pong
[03:25] <petrvs> albert: wifi != wlan0?
[03:25] <jmadero> daftykins: sorry I didn't get back yesterday - got into a conversation with my grandfather in law and didn't want to abruptly end it
[03:26] <albert> petrvs not sure how do i check?
[03:26] <Guest83198> ifconfig
[03:26] <jmadero> daftykins: we figured out the issue though :) father-in-law is backing up files and purging windows from his laptop :-b only took me 10 years and a crazy ass virus to get him to make the change
[03:26] <ablegree-> Say I have a small program that connects to some remote MySQL server  listening on 3306. I need to connect to it via an ssh tunnel on port 443 through an HTTP proxy. Possible?
[03:26] <albert> petrvs i don't see wifi listed in ifconfig only wlan0
[03:27] <petrvs> was kind of my point
[03:27] <Guest83198> wlan0 if wifi
[03:27] <Guest83198> eth0 is ethernet
[03:27] <Guest83198> lo is loopback
[03:27] <Guest83198> wlan1 is second wifi
[03:28] <albert> got ya so why would one command list the networks and the other wouldn't? am i misunderstanding what each command does?
[03:28] <Guest83198> ifconfig lists interfaces
[03:29] <Guest83198> ifconfig -h
[03:29] <Guest83198> for help menu
[03:30] <albert> ah! got you, so i would modify my question to state why do i not see any networks listed in nmcli
[03:30] <Guest83198> wait you mean wifi hotspots?
[03:30] <albert> yes wifi hotspots
[03:30] <Guest83198> click on the wifi icon in the top right
[03:31] <Guest83198> or install aircrack-ng
[03:32] <albert> i just installed aircrack-ng, what does it do? as for wifi icon, clicking it shows "wireless networks not found in range"
[03:33] <Guest83198> sudo airmon-ng wlano
[03:33] <Guest83198> then
[03:33] <Guest83198> sudo airodump-ng mon0
[03:34] <Guest83198> wait
[03:34] <Guest83198> sudo airmon-ng start wlan0
[03:35] <jmadero> any thoughts on why my external monitor would stop showing a picture every 10 seconds or so?
[03:35] <jmadero> the monitor doesn't go idle, so the monitor behaves like the computer is plugged in
[03:35] <albert> ok running airodump-ng mon0
[03:35] <jmadero> also Ubuntu doesn't adjust to a single monitor - but the monitor goes black
[03:35] <Guest83198> do you see any networks albert?
[03:36] <albert> i see two tables, i can see my network on the bottom table
[03:36] <albert> but not on top
[03:36] <thiagogv> Hi guys, can I ask irc question here?
[03:36] <Guest83198> when you are connected to a network it only shows that one you are connected to
[03:37] <thiagogv> actually, questions about irssi
[03:37] <Guest83198> if you disconnect you can see more networks
[03:37] <Guest83198> if there are any nearby
[03:39] <albert> i am currently connect via ethernet, would that affect listing. i do see my neighbors network in the top table, but not mine. in the bottom table i see mine
[03:39] <thiagogv> if I join in a two channels,  how see chats simultaneously
[03:39] <Guest83198> disconnect ethernet
[03:40] <pr0tlogic> hello, I am trying to install lubuntu on my logical drive, but it doesn't show the raid 10 array it shows the drives as if in jbod, anyone know why?
[03:40] <Guest83198> mind=blown
[03:41] <aeon-ltd> thiagogv: depends on your irc client
[03:41] <jmadero> thiagogv: just use a chat client like pidgin and have the two rooms in different windows
[03:41] <Guest83198> i'm using smuxi
[03:42] <Guest83198> not mirc
[03:42] <albert> strangely after disconnecting ethernet i still didn't see my network jump to the top
[03:43] <Guest83198> is your network visible to any devices
[03:43] <Guest83198> can a phone see it?
[03:43] <albert> yes my kindle is connected to it
[03:44] <Guest83198> i don't see what the problem is
[03:44] <Guest83198> you have ethernet
[03:44] <thiagogv> jmadero: I run my stuff in VPS, so I looked for a terminal client for irc, and I found irssi, is that a good option?
[03:45] <jmadero> thiagogv: I've never used it and we don't usually talk about "good" and "bad" - everyone has their own preference
[03:45] <jmadero> thiagogv: so it's just a matter of if it does what you want it to do :-b
[03:45] <albert> yes it is really strange, will keep plugging away thank you for your help though
[03:45] <Guest83198> your welcome
[03:46] <aeon-ltd> thiagogv: irssi https://quadpoint.org/articles/irssisplit/
[03:46] <Guest83198> i am faultyjohn
[03:47] <thiagogv> aeon-ltd: thank you, I will read it.
[03:48] <kj4> hello. please tell me when the 15.04 is to be released?
[03:48] <somsip> kj4: today. Time is not known
[03:48] <Guest83198> faster is you donate
[03:48] <thiagogv> aeon-ltd: do you know other good articles that explain how to use irssi (and the terms and concepts under irc)?
[03:48] <q-bert> wouldnt 15.04 imply april 2015
[03:49] <somsip> q-bert: it absolutely states it
[03:49] <q-bert> right ...
[03:49] <jmadero> dammit this is really frustrating - Windows has no problems with this external monitor
[03:49] <jmadero> linux - every 10 seconds it goes black
[03:50] <q-bert> sorry to be pedantic, but you mean ubuntu right
[03:50] <Guest83198> did windows need a driver?
[03:50] <jmadero> lol nvm - just went dark with Windows machine
[03:51] <jmadero> just took a bit longer
[03:51] <aeon-ltd> thiagogv: the official is where i learned http://www.irssi.org/documentation
[03:51] <jmadero> hardware going out apparently
[03:51] <q-bert> it'sthe backlight then jmadero
[03:51] <jmadero> q-bert: even worth considering fixing?
[03:51] <q-bert> it can be replaced, but the economics of that depend on where you live
[03:51] <q-bert> that kind of thing would be expensive to get for me for example, in south america
[03:52] <jmadero> q-bert: it's a shitty monitor
[03:52] <somsip> !language | jmadero
[03:52] <q-bert> screw it then jmadero
[03:52] <jmadero> lol I love censorship
[03:52] <q-bert> oops
[03:52] <jmadero> q-bert: yeah sounds good
[03:52] <somsip> jmadero: merely politeness. This is a family-friendly channel. Thank you
[03:52] <Guest83198> censorship is censorsh**
[03:52] <jmadero> somsip: that's fine I'll respect the room rules, I didn't realize that an alternative of poop was bad
[03:53] <somsip> jmadero: not bad, just not welcome here. Thanks
[03:53] <jmadero> q-bert: yeah I got a free 19" coming tomorrow, but I was hoping to have 2 externals  :)
[03:53] <jmadero> might just buy another used 24"
[03:53] <q-bert> there's nothing like dual monitor
[03:53] <q-bert> once you try it you'll never go back
[03:53] <Guest83198> adios
[03:54] <jmadero> q-bert: well it's a 17.3" laptop
[03:54] <jmadero> so I already have two ;)
[03:54] <q-bert> oh
[03:54] <jmadero> was thinking a tri might be fun
[03:54] <q-bert> time to sleep
[03:54] <jmadero> q-bert: thanks for the advise
[03:54] <jmadero> take it eays
[03:54] <q-bert> cya
[04:20] <rockstar_> are there any VPN channel I can talk about? I wanted to use VPN in ubuntu, client connection seem simple. But I can't seem to connect to it. Any suggestion?
[04:21] <vonsyd0w> #ubuntu-server is a start
[04:21] <rockstar_> vonsyd0w: was that for me?
[04:22] <vonsyd0w> yes
[04:26] <jmadero> I'm getting this error with my fstab samba mount mount.cifs: bad UNC (<IP_ADDRESS>:/media/MEGAMAN)
[04:26] <jmadero> my fstab entry: <IP_ADDRESS>:/media/MEGAMAN /media/MEGAMAN cifs credentials=/data/Joel_Documents/Computer/Scripts/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0
[04:27] <jmadero> but I can mount fine with this sudo mount -t cifs -o username=pi,password=testest //<IP_ADDRESS>/share /media/MEGAMAN
[04:28] <vonsyd0w> jmadero, the forward slashes are missing? //<IP_ADDRESS>:/media/MEGAMAN
[04:30] <jmadero> vonsyd0w: now I get this one mount error: could not resolve address for <IP_ADDRESS>:: Unknown error
[04:30] <jmadero> but I can mount with the cifs -o option
[04:32] <vonsyd0w> oh, the colon after <IP_ADDRESS> shouldnt be there
[04:33] <tesla909> Ubuntu 15.04 released? where can I find the download link?
[04:33] <jmadero> ubuntu.com/download
[04:33] <jmadero> vonsyd0w: no good, same error
[04:34] <jmadero> tesla909: I don't think it released though
[04:34] <jmadero> tesla909: you can run the beta or RC - I am doing so now
[04:34] <tesla909> Thanks! But it still listed 14.10 as latest @jmadero
[04:34] <jmadero> tesla909: because 15.04 hasn't been released ;)
[04:34] <tesla909> It suppose to be released today right?
[04:35] <jmadero> tesla909: http://releases.ubuntu.com/15.04/
[04:35] <aeon-ltd> eager mcbeavers here
[04:35] <jmadero> then just upgrade after you install it
[04:35] <jmadero> I already got it installed with 5 DE's ;)
[04:35] <jmadero> but my stupid samba mount is failing
[04:35] <tesla909> So I can update to stable release later from beta version?
[04:35] <kj4> what time does is actually release?
[04:35] <jmadero> tesla909: yes just by doing sudo apt-get upgrade
[04:35] <jmadero> kj4: no idea
[04:35]  * kj4 is an eager mcbeeeever
[04:36] <jmadero> I've been running the beta2 and updating daily for about 10 days
[04:36] <jmadero> it runs fine
[04:36] <tesla909> Thanks! I'm running 14.10 now...I guess I can upgrade it now to beta as well.... Later stable.
[04:36] <jmadero> tesla909: I hate upgrading between versions, I always clean install
[04:37] <jmadero> separate home folder helps ;)
[04:37] <kj4> jmadero: thanks, I didn't realize it was that simple to go from beta to release
[04:37] <tesla909> Yap clean is best... but lots of softwares....configurations....I'm bit lazy!
[04:37] <jmadero> tesla909: no configuration if you have a separate home partition
[04:37] <jmadero> and a simple install script
[04:37] <jmadero> I literally run a single command to install everything - configurations are held because of separate home partition
[04:38] <tesla909> Unfortunately I've only 1 partition... root+home
[04:38] <jmadero> ah, you might want to rethink that strategy ;)
[04:38] <tesla909> Yap I should
[04:38] <jmadero> I have my root, home, data, and then of course swap
[04:38] <jmadero> home is just configurations
[04:38] <tesla909> Sounds good idea.
[04:38] <Hyd> Can someone link me a way to get an SHH tunnel set up? Can't seem to get it right. Destination should be the server IP and source port should just be anything?
[04:39] <jmadero> Hyd: probably need to give more info than that
[04:39] <tesla909> So how it works after installation fresh? I mean how all those software will be installed?
[04:39] <kj4> Hyd win to lin or?
[04:39] <jmadero> tesla909: what do you mean?
[04:39] <jmadero> every time I download new software I add it to the script
[04:40] <jmadero> so the next time I fresh install (which I do all the time) I just run the same script
[04:40] <tesla909> If I have sepeate perition for home and root... I will format root and try a fresh installation there. After that how can I get all the softwares which were in previous release? Do i need to install manually one by one?
[04:41] <tesla909> Oh you have your own custom script!
[04:42] <jmadero> tesla909: yes I have my custom script
[04:42] <jmadero> you could probably get a list of installed packages
[04:42] <jmadero> and just make your own script easy enough
[04:42] <kj4> jmadero: 15.04 utilizes systemd, right?
[04:42] <tesla909> unfortunately I don't have.... How can I get a list of package?
[04:42] <jmadero> tesla909: sudo dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall
[04:43] <jmadero> kj4: no
[04:43] <jmadero> oh yes it does
[04:43] <jmadero> thought it wasn't going to - but apparently it has
[04:43] <kj4> jmadero: whwew.... ok
[04:44] <tesla909> Thanks... Great.
[04:44] <kj4> jmadero: that's probably the factor that has me coming back to ubunt
[04:44] <jmadero> I don't even know what it is
[04:44] <jmadero> I use Ubuntu but heavily modified
[04:44] <jmadero> including my 5 DE's ;)
[04:44] <lotuspsychje> 15.04 talk in #ubuntu+1 please
[04:44] <kj4> jmadero: nice, what's your fave DE?
[04:44] <jmadero> god the strictness of this room compared to almost any other room is hilarious
[04:44] <kj4> lotuspsychje: o7
[04:45] <jmadero> kj4: DE talk #ubuntu-DE-talk-off-topic
[04:45] <jmadero> :-b
[04:45] <lotuspsychje> jmadero: no reason to be ironic on this
[04:45] <aeon-ltd> jmadero: popular rooms have to be managed more
[04:45] <jmadero> the room is dead right now
[04:45] <jmadero> anyways
[04:45] <kj4> lol.  jmadero; no biggie, I understand why- there are tons of ubuntu* channels for a reason
[04:46] <jmadero> kj4: Enlightenment is my favorite
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> jmadero: stop the offtopic please
[04:46] <kj4> kj4: i keep coming back to xfce
[04:46] <Artemis3> jmadero, its technical issues only, no exceptions
[04:46] <jmadero> then I need help with samba
[04:46] <jmadero> please
[04:47] <jmadero> mount error: could not resolve address for <IP_ADDRESS>:share: Unknown error
[04:47] <lotuspsychje> !samba | jmadero
[04:47] <jmadero> this room is useless
[04:55] <MagicMystic> !shit
[04:56] <petrvs> MagicMystic: not sure that's a legitimate bot command
[04:56] <MagicMystic> petrvs: apparently not :P
[04:59] <farbod> hi every body
[04:59] <petrvs> hi far
[04:59] <farbod> when 15.04 realse?
[04:59] <lotuspsychje> farbod: today
[04:59] <farbod> nice ;)
[05:00] <farbod> do you know what time?
[05:00] <Hyd> Irc client froze up, Having issues with SSH Tunnels going to my ubuntu server from my windows computer. Using Kitty client if that matters The way I read it was that you want to set the destination to the ip of the server and that the Port doesn't really matter assuming you put it in the higher end. But after I set it up it seems like my traffic isn't being routed through the system any help would be appreciated
[05:00] <lotuspsychje> farbod: no, its best you idle here and wait topic to change
[05:00] <farbod> Thank you ;)
[05:00] <farbod> we love you Gnu/Linux
[05:02] <lotuspsychje> Hyd: you could install fail2ban, perhaps someone is hammering your ssh
[05:02] <Hyd> I just got it set up today do you think that would be an issue?
[05:03] <lotuspsychje> Hyd: not sure whats your cause exactly, youll have to investigate more
[05:03] <lotuspsychje> Hyd: fail2ban, check your syslog and dmesg,etc
[05:12] <cluelessperson> I'm trying to setup this application called pydio on my ubuntus erver
[05:13] <cluelessperson> but I keep getting an error
[05:13] <cluelessperson> https://www.dropbox.com/s/tvz3s4r2j0mzojo/Screenshot%202015-04-23%2000.03.56.png?dl=0
[05:13] <cluelessperson> I can't seem to find why this is occurring
[05:15] <lotuspsychje> !info pydio
[05:17] <_pingu> mp3splt install error: followed these instructions http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/debian_downloads.php?version=Trusty&ubuntu=true but got: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/e0c52b15bd511bd8a951
[05:17] <drose379> Hey guys, found a random KB shortcut <fn> + <4> that puts my laptop into suspend
[05:17] <drose379> The shortcut isnt listed in the KB shortcuts menu items and "Suspend" isnt even listed
[05:17] <drose379> Why would this be?
[05:17] <Bigfreedom> doesn't work for my desktop
[05:18] <drose379> Why would a shortcut not be listed in the KB shortcuts section
[05:18] <Bigfreedom> because it aint handled by system settings
[05:19] <drose379> Whats it handled by
[05:19] <Bigfreedom> dont know
[05:19] <drose379> Ok
[05:19] <drose379> Thanks
[05:19] <Bigfreedom> similarly, gimp shortcuts arent handled by normal system settings software
[05:20] <Bigfreedom> and are therefore not listed under system settings keyboard shortcuts
[05:20] <drose379> Got it
[05:22] <drose379> What else would have a shortcut to put the computer into suspend
[05:29] <newguy123> hey doggies
[05:31] <_pingu> mp3splt install error: followed these instructions http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/debian_downloads.php?version=Trusty&ubuntu=true but got: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/e0c52b15bd511bd8a951
[05:32] <Ullarah> So, 15.04 tomorrow? :P
[05:33] <codemagician> Ullarah: What time with it be available?
[05:33] <codemagician> *will it be
[05:33] <MonkeyDust> depends on the timezone you're in
[05:33] <codemagician> I'm in Asia Bangkok
[05:33] <codemagician> UTC+7
[05:34] <codemagician> ICT – Indochina Time (Standard Time)
[05:34] <newguy123> i am a silly goose
[05:35] <codemagician> MonkeyDust: What time does it usually become available from?
[05:35] <somsip> codemagician: it varies, but it is often *around* early afternoon EST
[05:36] <codemagician> That would be around midnight for me
[05:36] <codemagician> :(
[05:37] <codemagician> Do the main ubuntu.com website pages change at that time too?
[05:37] <gingermouse> yes
[05:37] <Quakron> THat whole screen of "last login was at ... kernel version ... welcome to ..." that you get when you start your login session in bash or wahtever other shell, where do you change that?
[05:37] <Quakron> I assume it's just some shell script that outputs that some-where/
[05:37] <somsip> codemagician: when it's released, the mirrors are taken down for a short time, then when they come up propogation starts
[05:38] <codemagician> Do you think it's best to get it using bittorrent?
[05:38] <gingermouse> Quakron: That's just the MOTD (Message of the Day; like the one on IRC). Here's a page that talks about it: http://askubuntu.com/questions/385072/how-set-the-message-of-the-day-motd-as-ubuntu-server
[05:39] <somsip> codemagician: *I* think it's best to stick to LTS. Use whatever method is easiest for you.
[05:39] <codemagician> somsip: Unfortunately wont run on my hardware
[05:40] <Quakron> gingermouse, ah ytes, thank you
[05:40] <Quakron> I hav eit now
[05:40] <somsip> codemagician: So someone else's best is not the same as your best. Anyway, just gran what you need when you can. But you will have to wait until it is released
[05:40] <somsip> *grab
[05:41] <codemagician> somsip: I bought a NUC5i5RYH without doing my homework first, so now I need a newer kernel than 3.16 in 14.04.2 LTS
[05:42] <codemagician> somsip: My plan is to live with 15.04 as a stepping stone to either 14.04.3 or 16
[05:44] <newguy123> ubuntu: great OS, or the greatest OS?
[05:45] <newguy123_> hey doggies
[05:45] <somsip> newguy123: please ask questions like that in #ubuntu-offtopic. This channel is for support
[05:45] <gingermouse> hi
[05:45] <rockstar_> I'm having issue for a few days now. Why can't I ping/browse any google websites?
[05:45] <newguy123> gingermouse: how are you today good sir
[05:50] <lotuspsychje> rockstar_: wifi or network card chipset?
[05:51] <rockstar_> lotuspsychje: it works now, it has been happening frequently. it was wifi.
[05:52] <lotuspsychje> rockstar_: on what wifi chipset?
[05:52] <c_smith> soooo.... is there any working messaging indicator that works with Mate?
[05:52] <newguy123_> if anyone on here has a problem, yo i'll solve it right now
[05:53] <_pingu> mp3splt install error: followed these instructions http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/mp3splt_page/debian_downloads.php?version=Trusty&ubuntu=true but got: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/278d3c04404b97bb631c
[05:53] <rockstar_> lotuspsychje: Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor
[05:54] <newguy123> _pingu: can you set your LANG to english and paste again
[05:54] <newguy123> i dont speakazie deutschesie
[05:55] <c_smith> newguy123, he's speaking English, dude...
[05:56] <somsip> c_smith: see the gist paste
[05:56] <newguy123> c_smith: i just got finished a huge problem right now, you got a problem for me to solve?
[05:57] <c_smith> newguy123, only if either A. you have a psychology degree or B. you know if there's a way to install indicator-messages-gtk2 in 15.04 XD
[05:57] <c_smith> in other words, nope
[05:59] <_pingu> newguy123 fired export LANG="en_US.UTF-8" and did the commands again, but that does not change it's language
[05:59] <newguy123> hrmm
[06:00] <c_smith> _pingu, don't you have to export it then restart the terminal? been a while since I've done something like that, so forgive me if I'm wrong (it's entirely possible I'm mixing that up with changing the .bashrc file)
[06:01] <newguy123> _pingu: try LANG=C
[06:01] <jj995> what is a good old cheap laptop to buy on ebay to install ubuntu for ssh and basic browsing?  I'm thinking an IBM T40.  any other classic models?
[06:02] <MonkeyDust> !ot| jj995
[06:02] <_pingu> newguy123 works. one moment, please
[06:04] <_pingu> newguy123 https://gist.github.com/anonymous/43dc960706fd26663340
[06:05] <_pingu> newguy123 look at line 18+
[06:07] <somsip> _pingu: try clearing the cache and doing a forced install of libxerces2-java
[06:08] <jasabella> anyone familiar with ntfsclone? :)
[06:12] <_pingu> somsip: that worked. thanks! and thanks to newguy123, too. :-)
[06:12] <somsip> _pingu: good news :)
[06:30] <ANJ7> hey anyone who believes in God can join me at ##Godhelps
[06:34] <auzty> anyone know why i cant access my mounted device after changing my uid?
[06:35] <cogitation> Hello room
[06:35] <cogitation> I'm trying to mount one of my ntfs windows hard drives and it won't mount, anyone able to help?
[06:36] <cogitation> I tried to reboot into windows 7 which is installed on the drive and the disk potentially has failed.  I need to at least backup what I can, if possible.
[06:38] <cfhowlett> cogitation, boot a live ubuntu usb.  backup your data
[06:39] <cogitation> I don't have one, and I don't know where my usb stick big enough to hold ubuntu would be... any option within ubuntu itself?
[06:39] <cfhowlett> cogitation, for the record, disk failure = stop using the disk completely until you have completed your bckup
[06:39] <cogitation> Understood....other than trying to boot into windows, I havent' used it.  Been using ubuntu since
[06:39] <cfhowlett> cogitation, if it's a disk failure, every EVERY read/write action brings you closer to unannounced catastrophic failure
[06:40] <cogitation> do you mean even on a separate hard drive, with ubuntu installed?
[06:40] <cogitation> and the non-functioning drive not mounted?
[06:40] <cogitation> (in fact, it won't mount)
[06:41] <cfhowlett> cogitation, separate HDD or USB, but you should leave the suspect HDD alone starting immediately
[06:42] <cogitation> Understood.
[06:43] <cogitation> can I do anything from within installed ubuntu?
[06:43] <cogitation> I mean, it's a separate drive.  I just want to back it up direction.
[06:43] <cogitation> directly* rather
[06:43] <cfhowlett> cogitation, if you can mount the suspect HDD, yes
[06:43] <cogitation> Okay.  It won't mount though.
[06:43] <cfhowlett> cogitation, error messages?
[06:44] <cogitation> well, when I click on the drive in the list of drives, it says:  "Failed to mount WDC <serial number"
[06:45] <cogitation> <serial number>
[06:45] <cogitation> thanks for your help.
[06:45] <cfhowlett> cogitation, not familiar with that one.  ask again in channel.  best of luck.
[06:45] <cogitation> Okay.
[06:45] <cogitation> can someone help me back up a failing/failed ntfs hard drive?
[06:57] <BSz|away> morning
[06:57] <BarnaSzalai> which one channel is where everyone wait the final release of 15.04?
[06:58] <DJones> !party | BarnaSzalai
[06:58] <BarnaSzalai> thank you DJones
[07:00] <nextbox> What does it mean to check the checksum when downloading a file from the web?
[07:00] <cfhowlett> !md5sum | nextbox, bad downloads happen.
[07:01] <nextbox> Thanks=)
[07:10] <sopparus> is 15.04 out yet?
[07:11] <murcha> there are processes with D status prompted by htop. Should i delete them?
[07:12] <steve> 15.04 is out today, right? what time? :)
[07:12] <Ben64> !party | steve
[07:12] <steve> thanks
[07:14] <steve> Ben64: do you know what time it is released?
[07:14] <kristhia1> hello
[07:14] <Ben64> steve: approximately 1 minute after it is released
[07:16] <steve> Ben64: thanks!
[07:17] <kris> is there a gui vpn for ubuntu?
[07:19] <somsip> !info vpnc-gui | kris
[07:20] <kris> !info vpn-gui
[07:20] <somsip> kris: ah - more limited than I thought http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2014/01/vpnc-gui-tool-connect-to-cisco-vpn-ubuntu/
[07:22] <somsip> !info network-manager-vpnc | kris (maybe better - no idea myself I use cli)
[07:22] <somsip> kris: though that might be Cisco only too. So I give up
[07:22] <reisei> hi, all! I have I strange issue with my ubuntu 12.04 desktop: It hangs on boot on the "Starting configure network device"... Any suggestions how can I fix it?
[07:23] <kris> ill just try to explore and thanks for the help somsip
[07:23] <somsip> reisei: make sure it is using the right settings for the network device
[07:34] <reisei> somsip: I just did the upgrade of some packages, I didn't change the network configuration (
[07:42] <BobbyJenkins> I personally know I will receive biased responses on this question, but do you think it is worth it to upgrade from Ubuntu 14.04 to 15.04?
[07:42] <cfhowlett> BobbyJenkins, so why even waste time/resources asking???  your box, your choice.
[07:43] <Artemis3> BobbyJenkins, no.
[07:43] <DJones> BobbyJenkins: 14.04 is LTS, so you get the benefit of not needing to upgrade every 6 months, if you did want to go to 15.04, you'd have to upgrade to 14.10 first, then 15.04, or do a fresh install
[07:44] <BobbyJenkins> I am not exactly wasting time or resources asking the question, I just want to hear different opinions, it is healthy to leave the normalities once in a while :)
[07:58] <OerHeks> Can somebody help me ? because some key is missing, we wait 5 days for Firefox 37.0.2 https://launchpadlibrarian.net/203615172/buildlog_ubuntu-utopic-arm64.firefox_37.0.2%2Bbuild1-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_BUILDING.txt.gz
[08:19] <kilberh> Hola
[08:19] <kilberh> Holaa
[08:30] <cem_> hello guys , i downloaded Ubuntu Mate 15.04 dailybuild of April 22 , in 23 ubuntu will be released and should i install it again with 23 version ?
[08:31] <amari> cem_: Just update and you will have the final already
[08:31] <cem_> so its okey
[08:31] <cfhowlett> cem_, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:31] <cem_> thank you
[08:32] <cuihao> Hey, what's the exact time to release 14.10? Already 23 Apr here :)
[08:32] <kilberh> Hi
[08:32] <cfhowlett> cuihao, "when it's done"
[08:32] <cuihao> :o
[08:32] <amari> cuihao: It was already released (14.10 :) ). I think they will release 15.04 ASAP, i.e. when it's ready
[08:32] <cuihao> ooo, typo
[08:32] <amari> cuihao: A considerable one :D
[08:33] <cem_> :D
[08:36] <cem_> what do you think about Ubuntu 15.04 ? is is good to use ? how many years it will be supported ?
[08:36] <cfhowlett> cem_, 9 months support
[08:38] <k1l> cem_: you need to upgrade every 6 months until you reach the next LTS (16.04) that got 5 years support then
[08:38] <geirha> Regular releases have 9 month support. LTS releases have 5 year support. Next LTS will be 16.04 (april 2016)
[08:38] <ChunkzZ> what time is 15.04 out? GMT?
[08:38] <k1l> !party
[08:38] <cfhowlett> ChunkzZ, 2339
[08:39] <ChunkzZ> ?
[08:39] <k1l> ChunkzZ: plan with afternoon.
[08:39] <cfhowlett> ChunkzZ, it will be released - today - when it's ready - we release no distro before its time
[08:42] <rahulprodev> Hello everyone, :) haven't installed ubuntu on my laptop, waiting from 3 days. when will ubuntu 15.04 going to release?
[08:42] <cfhowlett> ChunkzZ, it will be released - today - when it's ready - we release no distro before its time
[08:42] <cfhowlett> rahulprodev, see above
[08:42] <ChunkzZ> yes, I saW.
[08:43] <cfhowlett> ChunkzZ, sorry for the double :)
[08:43] <mantys89> is there any good cli password manager for ubuntu?
[08:43] <rahulprodev> cfhowlett, thanks, I think I need to wait!!! :) :) :)
[08:44] <mehdip2007> is there limitation to add repository or not?
[08:44] <cfhowlett> rahulprodev, see !isitout
[08:44] <codemagician> push that release button dude.  I've got a brick here that wont run with it :)
[08:44] <Edu-J> Hi all! Is it possible to avoid minimized windows when switching with ATL+TAB?
[08:44] <rahulprodev> !isitout
[08:44] <mantys89> no limitation, but i like privacy and security :D
[08:45] <chotaz`w> WHO's EXCITED? I'm excited!
[08:45] <rahulprodev> me too
[08:45] <ChunkzZ> yeah same here chotaz`w
[08:46] <k1l> mehdip2007: no.
[08:46] <codemagician> *without
[08:46] <k1l> if you want to be the first to know its releases, join #ubuntu-release-party
[08:47] <ChunkzZ> thanks k1l
[08:47] <mehdip2007> k1l, becuz sometimes i get the error check the PPA name is correct
[08:47] <rahulprodev> thanks k1l
[08:47] <k1l> mehdip2007: if you add wrong repos/ppas its of course an error.
[08:48] <mehdip2007> k1l, bu once i enter the samething it says to process press enter or ctrl+c to cancel
[08:48] <k1l> mehdip2007: please pastebin the errors and the repos you entered
[08:50] <mehdip2007> k1l, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10870215/
[08:52] <k1l> mehdip2007: maybe the internet was down at that time and it could not look up the ppa name
[08:54] <mehdip2007> well i am downloading something maybe notsure
[08:57] <t4nk509> Hi all. IS anyone here very familiar with kvm/qemu/ovmf/win8/vga-passthru?
[08:59] <Rene_> not me :D
[09:00] <t4nk509> I'm stuck building ovmf that saves settings on reboot.
[09:01] <tdn> I have a bunch of shellscripts and python programs that I maintain in subversion and use on various systems. I would like a central way of distributing these. What would you recommend? Make /usr/local/bin an SVN working copy? Or make a debian package to distribute them?
[09:02] <WoLFMaN> hello
[09:02] <Rene_> hello, so many intresting questions i feel like a noob, -hands the waiting questioners a hot cup of coffee-
[09:03] <Rene_> thats all i can do :D
[09:03] <WoLFMaN> i am having some problems running ubuntu on my mac can anyone help
[09:03] <Rene_> it's not installing at all ?
[09:03] <zzarr> Vivid :D
[09:03] <cfhowlett> !mac | WoLFMaN
[09:04] <WoLFMaN> I have it installed i am running it now
[09:05] <WoLFMaN> the last 2 updates stopped it working i have to select advanced and run the first version i installed
[09:05] <zzarr> I have an nVidia graphics card in my machine, will mir work with the driver? (does it matter what hw I have)
[09:05] <OerHeks> zzarr, current / next ubuntu does not have MIR.
[09:06] <k1l> zzarr: 15.04 will not have mir as default
[09:07] <Luyin> WoLFMaN: where did you select "advanced"?
[09:07] <zzarr> too bad, will I be able to install it in an easy way?
[09:07] <bojan> Can anyone guide me how to set authentication for NFS??
[09:08] <bojan> I have configured NFS and it is working fine..BUt whoever are trying to mount the shaing point from my server are accessing the shared directories...I want to set authentication for that
[09:09] <k1l> zzarr: you can test it with the desktop next isos
[09:09] <zzarr> okey
[09:10] <zzarr> bojan: you can limit what ip address a nfs share is available from
[09:10] <zzarr> (in the export file, /etc/export)
[09:12] <mantys89> Some settings for disabling unity scopes and lences, for better privacy on ubuntu... :) http://pastebin.com/P6GckjFQ
[09:12] <WoLFMaN> i have a boot menu that has unbuntu-ubuntu (advanced)-mac 32bit
[09:13] <WoLFMaN> mac 64bit
[09:13] <auzty> why i cant' access my /media/auzty after changing my uid?
[09:13] <auzty> it' says permissiond enied
[09:13] <cfhowlett> auzty, changed the UID?  must remount
[09:13] <Rene_> mantys is that for 14.04 ?
[09:13] <mantys89> yes
[09:14] <Rene_> i will safe it for future updates , as im in 12.04 im suposing my data is not send anywhere to canonical in 12.04 not ?
[09:14] <OerHeks> mantys89, thy an other script, as privacy rules are already in systemsettings>privacy ?
[09:14] <OerHeks> thy-why*
[09:15] <auzty> remount what cfhowlett ? before i change the UID & GID , i can ls to /media/auzty , but after i change it, i didn't have any permission, my permission is right but i dont know why rejected
[09:15] <auzty> drwx------   1 auzty auzty 32768 Apr 23 14:52 Data
[09:15] <mantys89> I disable all scopes and lences except applications and home...
[09:15] <cfhowlett> auzty, a new UID should be read as new media ... as I understand it.  I could be wrong, though.
[09:16] <codemagician> !isitout
[09:16] <Ben64> auzty: ls -ld /media/auzty
[09:16] <mantys89> OerHeks: there are just few settings, not all...
[09:16] <cfhowlett> ubottu with attitude.  perfect.
[09:16] <codemagician> Annoying
[09:16] <Rene_> lol
[09:16] <bojan> zzarr:For example if a guest are coming to my office and they want to access my NFS share folder...How to set permission for them to access only readonly for some users and permission for using for some users??
[09:16] <codemagician> Yeah you did say it was out on 23rd
[09:16] <codemagician> And on the wiki says 29th
[09:17] <k1l> codemagician: please join #ubuntu-release-party for that
[09:17] <cfhowlett> codemagician, chillax.  it's out when it's out.
[09:17] <bojan> zzarr:I want to authenticate using username and password
[09:17] <auzty> thanks Ben64, i can LS it with ls -ld, but why that happened?
[09:17] <bojan> zzarr:Is there any way??
[09:18] <Ben64> auzty: paste the result of that command
[09:18] <auzty> drwx------   1 auzty auzty 32768 Apr 23 14:52 Data
[09:18] <auzty> sorry wrong paste
[09:18] <zzarr> bojan: I don't think so, but I'll google it
[09:18] <bojan> zzarr:please tell
[09:18] <auzty> drwxr-x---+ 3 root root 4096 Apr 23 16:15 /media/auzty/
[09:18] <codemagician> cfhowlett: I'm not using 15.04 for some party, I'm using it because 14.04.2 LTS wont run on the NUC5i5RYH
[09:18] <Ben64> auzty: doesn't look proper
[09:19] <codemagician> So I've been watching this useless brick on my desk for 1 week
[09:19] <k1l> codemagician: please keep this channel here clear for support. the release will be announced in the party channel.
[09:19] <Ben64> codemagician: the party counts down to release time, its not on topic here until it releases
[09:19] <codemagician> ok
[09:19] <mantys89> bojan: you need change permisions to 755 >>  sudo chmod -R 755 /media/auzty
[09:20] <bojan> mantys89:thats not for me
[09:20] <zzarr> I guess you should use LDAP or Kerberos
[09:20] <mantys89> bojan: why ?
[09:20] <bojan> mantys89:because i dont ask that question
[09:21] <mantys89> sorry..., my mistake... :D
[09:21] <Ben64> auzty: please pastebin the output of "getfacl /media/auzty"
[09:21] <bojan> zzarr:i am using LTSP here...IS it possible to authenticate using LDAP or kerberos...Then what do you think about NIS??
[09:21] <zzarr> bojan: with the help of LDAP or Kerberos you can authenticate NFS (and many other services as well)
[09:22] <zzarr> bojan: it's possible with NIS/NIs+ too
[09:22] <mantys89> auzty: you need change permisions to 755 >>  sudo chmod -R 755 /media/auzty
[09:22] <zzarr> bojan: it's just a matter of configuration
[09:23] <auzty> http://pastebin.com/SfT8BBwm Ben64
[09:23] <bojan> zzarr:Yes i want that
[09:23] <bojan> zzarr:i want help to configure that
[09:23] <arunpyasi> guys, I am having problem with resizing my ntfs partition
[09:23] <auzty> this is weird, my new UID is 1001
[09:23] <arunpyasi> please help
[09:23] <zzarr> bojan: I have never configured NIS/NIS+
[09:23] <k1l> auzty: chown the mounting path to your user?
[09:23] <cfhowlett> !details | arunpyasi
[09:23] <Ben64> auzty: why did you change uid anyway
[09:24] <WoLFMaN> mac 64bit!pastebin
[09:24] <WoLFMaN> !pastebin
[09:24] <mantys89> auzty: you can read, write, execute, group/others read and excecute...
[09:24] <zzarr> bojan: look at this http://www.symantec.com/connect/articles/nfs-and-nis-security
[09:24] <auzty> actually i need my production app to run to the specific uid, so i change the UID according to the app uid :D
[09:24] <Ben64> auzty: use setfacl to change the 1000 to 1001
[09:25] <arunpyasi> I am trying to shrink my ntfs parition but I cannot shrink it. Its not dragging. and I get a warning icon on the partition, when I double clicked it, it says "Unable to read the contents of this file system!
[09:25] <arunpyasi> Because of this some operations may be unavailable.
[09:25] <arunpyasi> The cause might be a missing software package.
[09:25] <arunpyasi> The following list of software packages is required for ntfs file system support:  ntfsprogs / ntfs-3g."
[09:25] <auzty> thanks for advice mantys89 and k1l :)
[09:25] <Ben64> auzty: that makes no sense, but whatever makes you feel happy :)
[09:25] <zzarr> it's lunch time for me bbl
[09:25] <arunpyasi> hualet: hey buddy
[09:26] <auzty> thanks you very much Ben64 , actually i never hear that, setfacl :(
[09:26] <arunpyasi> And now, I don't have an option to resize, its disabled.
[09:26] <bojan> zzarr:can u pls share a best configuration material for nis??
[09:28] <k1l> arunpyasi: make sure ntfsprogs is installed
[09:29] <arunpyasi> k1l: it says E: Package 'ntfsprogs' has no installation candidate
[09:29] <k1l> arunpyasi: please show a "sudo apt-get update && apt-cache policy ntfsprogs"
[09:30] <k1l> arunpyasi: ah wait, try the ntfs-3g package
[09:30] <arunpyasi> k1l: yeah, its installed.
[09:32] <arunpyasi> k1l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10870329/
[09:34] <arunpyasi> k1l: http://picpaste.com/DeepinScreenshot20150423151834-EQ92GpcE.png
[09:34] <cfhowlett> arunpyasi, you have deepin?
[09:34] <arunpyasi> cfhowlett: yeah
[09:35] <cfhowlett> arunpyasi, sorry, but deepin aint' ubuntu and is not supported here.  see deepin support
[09:35] <arunpyasi> cfhowlett: ? u mean ?
[09:35] <Hempathy> Hi guys, I'm looking for help with a black screen on boot, think I messed up encryption upgrading, would appreciate any help
[09:35] <cfhowlett> arunpyasi, look in your "help" menu for help from deepin.  this is ubuntu.
[09:35] <arunpyasi> cfhowlett: I think it doesn't matter whether deepin or ubuntu, cause its core system is ubuntu.
[09:36] <k1l> arunpyasi: no. please see deepin support. we dont know what they changed. since it works on ubuntu
[09:36] <cfhowlett> arunpyasi, it does matter.   this channel supports ubuntu.  deepin isn't ubuntu
[09:36] <cfhowlett> !flavors | k1l
[09:36] <tijnix> *gets popcorn*
[09:36] <penos> !ubuntu
[09:36] <penos> !hurd
[09:37] <penos> !hurd !linux
[09:38] <Saviq> happy release day! :)
[09:39] <ecenk> happy release day :)
[09:39] <Hempathy> Gotta love it eh!
[09:39] <Hempathy> It's like a geek xmas every 6 months
[09:40] <amrX2K> .
[09:41] <penos> !release
[09:43] <penos> !penos
[09:44] <penos> u dun naw meee?
[09:44] <k1l> penos: enough now
[09:44] <penos> okk..
[09:44] <cfhowlett> penos, please.  stop.  to send private ubottu: /msg ubottu !command
[09:51] <pi2> ^TIL
[09:54] <hamdroid> i am using vim on a windows computer via ssh. how do i save/exit ?
[09:55] <Rory> :wq
[09:55] <zmurfje> :wq

[09:55] <Rory> More questions need to be like that one
[09:55] <zmurfje> Probably escape first
[09:58] <hamdroid> ty
[09:59] <hamdroid> file got saved as .swp
[09:59] <hamdroid> when i try to open via vim it shows as new file..
[10:01] <zmurfje> vi  <path-filename>
[10:01] <zmurfje> then save
[10:05] <Z3_> Hi ! Can you install ubuntu on intel compute stick (windows version)? That's because the hardware of windows version has more RAM and internal storage
[10:06] <daniele12457> do they have usb on the intel compute stick?
[10:07] <Z3_> yep
[10:07] <daniele12457> you can put ubuntu on a usb stick then boot from the usb stick
[10:07] <Z3_> so is just like a standar desktop pc
[10:07] <Z3_> standard
[10:07] <Z3_> I was worried there were some limitations for install new operating systems
[10:09] <daniele12457> dunno
[10:09] <daniele12457> never tried
[10:09] <daniele12457> i just assume
[10:09] <daniele12457> do you have the intel compute stick?
[10:10] <Z3_> I am thinking in purchase one
[10:10] <Z3_> but ubuntu version has only 1 GB RAM
[10:10] <Z3_> not enough for me, I need 2 GB
[10:10] <daniele12457> i'm pretty sure they will allow to do so
[10:11] <vooze> What time (I'm in Denmark GMT +2) will 15.04 be released?
[10:11] <Z3_> ok, thank you ! :)
[10:11] <codemagician> vooze: see #ubuntu-release-party
[10:12] <vooze> codemagician, thanks, Is it just a random time today?
[10:13] <penos> in 14.04 the repository don't have sccummvm
[10:13] <penos> in the earlier versions they had it :(
[10:14] <penos> in the past i played beneath the steel sky
[10:17] <codemagician> vooze: apparently
[10:18] <codemagician> vooze: I did hear the servers get overloaded so it may be best to use a torrent
[10:24] <geirha> !info scummvm
[10:24] <geirha> penos: perhaps you just haven't enabled universe?
[10:24] <OerHeks> geirha +1
[10:28] <penos> geirha, ohh good
[10:28] <penos> geirha, ill try that <3
[10:28] <OerHeks> Can somebody help me ? because some key is missing, we wait 5 days for Firefox 37.0.2 https://launchpadlibrarian.net/203615172/buildlog_ubuntu-utopic-arm64.firefox_37.0.2%2Bbuild1-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_BUILDING.txt.gz
[10:29] <PCatinean> I have for some reason some slim and small font all over ubuntu and I have no idea why, how can I go back to the default of the installation?
[10:30] <penos> is there an IDE like microsoft visual studio on linux?
[10:30] <OerHeks> penos, not Vistual studio, but there are a lot of IDE's
[10:30] <jpds> penos: Eclipse.
[10:30] <OerHeks> !ide
[10:30] <OerHeks> !editor
[10:31] <k1l> PCatinean: use unity-tweak-tool to set the proper fonts settings
[10:31] <penos> eclipse is decent
[10:31] <chotaz`w> On my work computer I have 2 partitions./boot is on a small, 250MiB partition while everything else is ina  luks encrypted partition. My sysadm is not around and I need to create space on /boot to make sure I can make the upgrade later on. How do I go about cleaning /boot?
[10:31] <Luyin> also there is sublime
[10:31] <k1l> chotaz`w: remove old kernel-packages
[10:32] <pi2> !code
[10:32] <chotaz`w> k1l, I don't feel experienced enough to tackle this in the safest way, can you provide some tips, please?
[10:32] <k1l> chotaz`w: dont delete stuff in /boot manually!
[10:33] <PCatinean> k1l, it shows them as default
[10:33] <k1l> chotaz`w: list all installed linux-image* packages. "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" in a pastebin
[10:35] <chotaz`w> k1l, sure: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10870537/
[10:37] <k1l> chotaz`w: "sudo apt-get remove linux-image-3.16.0-23-generic linux-image-3.16.0-33-generic"  after that do a "sudo apt-get autoremove"
[10:38] <chotaz`w> k1l, care to explain why I'm keeping specific builds behind, that are not currentl in use? even between those 2 you suggested to remove
[10:39] <chotaz`w> those buings "builds"(?) 31 and 34
[10:40] <geirha> 31 is not installed
[10:40] <k1l> chotaz`w: ii is installed
[10:40] <thms> I have an exact clone of my debian system
[10:40] <thms> what do I do first, (ho k1l hi)
[10:40] <chotaz`w> I just want to make sure I understand the procedure so I can redo it in the future
[10:41] <k1l> thms: ask #debian :)
[10:41] <thms> xarg -a apt-get install and then rescue mode to rsync -avPH
[10:41] <chotaz`w> thanks for the tip, I've ran both commands
[10:41] <thms> ubuntu I meant
[10:41] <thms> 14.04
[10:41] <k1l> thms: come on :/
[10:41] <thms> or reverse
[10:41] <thms> I guess reverse.
[10:42] <k1l> chotaz`w: usually ubuntu should have removed the old kernels. you only need 2 actual kernels. the older one is used for booting into recovery. so like something is bad with the new kenrel you can still boot into recovery with a working one.
[10:43] <codemagician> Is there a fixed date for 14.04.3 LTS and if so what kernel version will it upgrade to?
[10:44] <k1l> codemagician: yes. see its release schedule
[10:44] <OerHeks> codemagician, it is all on the release page
[10:44] <OerHeks> not sure about the kernel, too far away i guess
[10:45] <k1l> codemagician: the kernel should be the 15.04 backports kernel.
[10:45] <codemagician> What's the offical release page?
[10:45] <k1l> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseSchedule
[10:45] <pero> hi
[10:46] <PCatinean> This thread says to locate the xorg file http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1855689
[10:46] <chotaz`w> k1l, thanks a bunch for sharing the knowledge, so checking for (ii)nstalled ones, keeping a previous version for a possible recovery need ands off with the remaining ones, I hope this created enough room in /boot for the upgrade, orelse I'll have to go about learning how to resize an encrypted partition, which I already tried by running gparted, but the encrypted partition has a flag saying luks encrypted partitions are not yet supports, so I tried
[10:46] <chotaz`w> a more "manual" approach
[10:46] <PCatinean> I did but it specifically say to not edit directly
[10:46] <PCatinean> what do I do?
[10:47] <Rory> PCatinean: That thread's from 2011, are you sure the version is relevent?
[10:47] <codemagician> k1l: Thanks
[10:48] <PCatinean> Rory, I have ubuntu 14.04, what is the appropriate way of doing this in this version?
[10:48] <codemagician> Will it be possible to downgrade from 15.04 to 14.04.3 LTS?
[10:48] <mcphail> codemagician: no
[10:48] <Rory> PCatinean: You can edit the file, you should just make a copy of it first, so you can revert to the old version later if you need to
[10:48] <mcphail> codemagician: downgrades require a full reinstall
[10:48] <k1l> codemagician: no downgrades with ubuntu
[10:48] <PCatinean> Rory, so after each dist-upgrade I have to re-paste it??
[10:48] <codemagician> that's a shame
[10:48] <codemagician> I got unlucky timing with my hardware
[10:48] <Rory> PCatinean: I'm not sure what you're asking
[10:49] <Rory> PCatinean: Re-paste what? You only need to edit the file once, you should just make a backup of it first
[10:49] <PCatinean> # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE, your distribution will likely overwrite
[10:49] <PCatinean> that's what it says
[10:49] <mcphail> codemagician: you can always install a newer kernel with an older release
[10:49] <codemagician> k1l, mcphail I'd liked to have stayed on the LTS line but I needed a later kernel for the Intel HD Graphics 6000 support
[10:49] <mcphail> !mainline | codemagician
[10:49] <Rory> PCatinean: "To make changes permanent I used instructions from this site " did you follow that link in the thread?
[10:49] <k1l> codemagician: you could use mainline kernels
[10:49] <codemagician> mcphail: problem I have is that I can't install 14.04.2 LTS as the GUI is broken
[10:50] <PCatinean> Rory, which one?
[10:50] <Rory> PCatinean: before I carry on can you summarise what you're trying to do?
[10:50] <codemagician> Unless I installed the 14.04 server edition and then the GUI manually
[10:50] <Rory> PCatinean: I don't want to give you incorrect advice
[10:50] <mcphail> codemagician: you can't fall beack to vesa graphics and install? Use "nomodeset" as a boot parameter?
[10:50] <Rory> PCatinean: If you edit /usr/lib/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-synaptics.conf you will be fine
[10:50] <PCatinean> Rory, just keep my settings regrding the touchpad "AreaRightEdge, left edge etc"
[10:50] <amrX2K> .
[10:51] <codemagician> I tried the nomodeset and nothing seemed to happen.  (I did this using F-<something> which brought up the grub menu
[10:51] <PCatinean> Rory, I have no such file theere
[10:51] <codemagician> This was using the 15.04-beta-2
[10:51] <Rory> No, it would be a new file
[10:51] <codemagician> *sorry ignore last line
[10:51] <OerHeks> PCatinean, that file does not exist, it is in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf.
[10:51] <BluesKaj> Howdy all
[10:51] <PCatinean> OerHeks, yes but the message inside it says not to edit drectly
[10:52] <mcphail> codemagician: how broken is the gui?
[10:52] <PCatinean> If I create a new conf file there's a automated system that takes the conf?
[10:52] <codemagician> mcphail: unreadable
[10:52] <Rory> PCatinean: If there's an update to xorg through apt, I assume the config files might be overwritten?
[10:52] <OerHeks> PCatinean, " Users can copy this file to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ and edit it to configure the various driver options available." from the arch wiki, works for ubuntu too >> https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Touchpad_Synaptics
[10:52] <Rory> PCatinean: That is probably what it means
[10:53] <PCatinean> So I just copy it, name it with 10, add the sections and should work?
[10:53] <mcphail> codemagician: installing from the server edition is fine anyway. No major problems when doing that, particularly as you're going to swap out th kernel
[10:54] <codemagician> mcphail: I felt like by changing out the kernel on 14.04.2 LTS kinda negates the positive reasons for me using it, since I do web development it's nice to have a matching system to my live server
[10:54] <codemagician> My current plan is stick with 15.04 until 14.04.3 LTS becomes available and then re-instanll
[10:55] <mcphail> codemagician: fair enough. Not sure if therre will be a further kernel version bump, though
[10:55] <codemagician> mcphail: Right, that's what I was wondering if that was predecided on the release pages
[10:55] <chotaz`w> k1l, went from 60MiB unused to 150MiB, hopw it's enough for the update :)
[10:56] <PCatinean> OerHeks, I have did that it says and placed /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d with settings, nothing happened
[10:56]  * mcphail can't remember if previous LTS releases had more than 1 kernel version bump
[10:56] <PCatinean> http://hastebin.com/ofegalebek.cmake
[10:57] <k1l> mcphail: there is the enablement stack since 12.04.2 (because of the samsung brick kernel bug htingy)
[10:57] <mcphail> k1l: aah
[10:58] <codemagician> I'm thinking that most of my web development work revolves around PHP and MySQL so I doubt there will be any major significant differences between web development stacks on 15 vs 14
[10:59] <amrX2K> How do I get vhost on freenode server ?
[10:59] <OerHeks> PCatinean, then restart xorg, or logout/login again
[10:59] <k1l> amrX2K: ask in #freenode
[10:59] <PCatinean> OerHeks, I've had that for weeks
[11:00] <PCatinean> still does not work
[11:00] <codemagician> I've had no experience of trying the latest releases vs a LTS release so I don't know how stable things are going to be
[11:00] <PCatinean> it's a symlink to /usr/share but still should work
[11:01] <codemagician> One thing that would be useful (and I'm not sure if this exists or not) would be a page with Ubuntu versions and the Intel Graphics version supported under that version
[11:01] <mcphail> codemagician: the only dreadfully unstable Ubuntu release was Edgy Eft
[11:01] <k1l> codemagician: for non-LTS you need to upgrade every 6 months
[11:01] <codemagician> If there a path from 15.04 to 16 LTS?
[11:02] <mcphail> codemagician: yes
[11:02] <k1l> codemagician: no
[11:02] <mcphail> codemagician: via 15.10
[11:02] <k1l> codemagician: only 15.04 -> 15.10 -> 16.04
[11:03] <codemagician> Does any cruft from 15.04 and 15.10 get left laying around the system
[11:03] <k1l> just the stuff you do yourself
[11:03] <mcphail> codemagician: not really, unless you've installed PPAs
[11:03] <codemagician> Would that include custom made PHP executable… would I have to recompile with the new kernel?
[11:04] <mcphail> codemagician: not unless the new kernel has come with a new major version of libc
[11:04] <jpds> codemagician: A PHP compile has nothing to do with the kernel.
[11:05] <mcphail> codemagician: if you keep your self-compiled binaries under /usr/local rather than /usr, they won't be touched by the distro
[11:06] <codemagician> jpds: I wondered if it would rely on shared object libraries which depend on the kernel
[11:06] <pero> bye
[11:07] <codemagician> mcphail: that's good as that's where I usually put them
[11:07] <mcphail> codemagician: the only
[11:08] <mcphail> codemagician: the only library you have to worry about is libc, and that rarely gets a major version bump
[11:08] <codemagician> I can't tell you how happy I am to be returning to Linux after many years of using a Mac
[11:09] <Rene_> welcome back ^.^
[11:10] <codemagician> :)
[11:11] <Rene_> i got a multi boot with win, but i try not to go there if possible, only for games i can;t get to run in Linux or run very poorly, which makes win have 2 games and linux 30+ :D
[11:11] <codemagician> I hated fiddling around trying to get things like xdebug installed for PHP
[11:12] <codemagician> I never quite got to grips with the brew installer vs the sudo apt-get install
[11:12] <Rene_> i have never used a mac
[11:13] <Rene_> all my pc's are self build
[11:16] <Rene_> For me as a gamer, it's great how more and more games on steam have Linux support, i dont buy any game anymore that doesn't have linux support, hopefully they keep on supporting future ubuntu versions, im wondering when stuff will break when its an older game in the future
[11:18] <codemagician> I wish I had time for games
[11:18] <Rene_> ^.^
[11:19] <codemagician> Rene_: The last game I played was populus 2
[11:19] <Rene_> i can try to do ur work for an hour and u can go play a game then :P
[11:19] <kdenewbie__> Hi! I have two questions, I use to scroll a lot on the desktop for switching between them (KDE here) but the srcoll is like too quick (just in this situation, in others like okular and so on is ok) and i cant find the way to set it slower
[11:19] <Rene_> haha lol
[11:19] <Rene_> @codemagician
[11:20] <codemagician> Rene_: And before that Chuckie Egg
[11:21] <Rene_> i play world of tanks most of the time with wine 1.7.4 csmt
[11:22] <Rene_> mm i cant find scrolling settings in mouse or compiz
[11:23] <Rene_> not sure where u need to set scroll speed
[11:23] <BornToFlyBert> Hello Everybody!
[11:23] <Rene_> hello
[11:24] <Rene_> in one article it says, a user removed an usb dongle and plugged in the mouse directly or other usb port and it fixed scroll issues
[11:24] <l9> have i gone compeletly numb or ??? mv file ../. shouldnt that move file one folder back ?
[11:25] <Rene_> maybe trying other usb ports might change something ?
[11:25] <Rene_> https://askubuntu.com/questions/255890/how-can-i-adjust-the-mouse-scroll-speed
[11:25] <BornToFlyBert> What is the topic in here if I may ask, i have got questions concering cups, if I am allowed to ask.
[11:26] <Rene_> i guess if its in ubuntu u can ask :D
[11:26] <EriC^^> l9: yeah, do you have write access one dir back?
[11:26] <l9> EriC^^: mmhm i have weird part is that it says the file aint there
[11:27] <BornToFlyBert> Is anybody familiar with CUPS and Lexmark printers/scanner multifunctional devices i mean?
[11:27] <TinSoldier> sup guys
[11:27] <Rene_> o/
[11:27] <Nickname1> hi
[11:27] <BornToFlyBert> hi
[11:27] <TinSoldier> does anyone know if the AMD bug still esists?
[11:27] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, what lexmark model exactly?
[11:27] <Rene_> amd bug cpu gpu ?.?
[11:28] <TinSoldier> gpu
[11:28] <Rene_> the unity color problem ?
[11:28] <l9> EriC^^: hehe whoops i have gone dumb :P haha long time no see btw
[11:28] <TinSoldier> uhmm
[11:28] <TinSoldier> maybe ^^
[11:28] <BornToFlyBert> @Oerheks: It is an lexmark x1180 printer/scanner.
[11:28] <TinSoldier> had to swap over to fedora
[11:28] <Rene_> aww
[11:29] <TinSoldier> think i should just go ahead and give it a try?
[11:29] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, it does not show up on http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/Lexmark/
[11:30] <Rene_> u could try with an cd/dvd running without installing it i huess
[11:30] <Rene_> guess*
[11:30] <metric_chicken> hello, I could really uses some assistance. Im trying to install Linux Mint over PXE. I can get mint to mount on a client over the network but the installer fails. I've looked at /var/log/installer/debug and the first error is "Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "overlay-scrollbar"
[11:30] <TinSoldier> or just test in in a VB
[11:30] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, found this old tutor, that uses the 600 driver > http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Lexmark+driver+pack+for+ubuntu?content=98648
[11:30] <Rene_> i mean i would not trow a worjking os away, incase the bug is still there
[11:31] <Rene_> yeh
[11:31] <BornToFlyBert> OerHeks, it's on http://support.lexmark.com/index?locale=de&page=product&productCode=LEXMARK_X1180&segment=SUPPORT&userlocale=DE_DE&frompage=null#1
[11:31] <OerHeks> metric_chicken, mint issues ..
[11:31] <OerHeks> !mint
[11:31] <TinSoldier> aight thx
[11:31] <TinSoldier> i might be back soon ^^
[11:31] <Rene_> ^.^
[11:31] <Rene_> good luck
[11:31] <metric_chicken> Ive tried and there isnt anyone there
[11:31] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, i always check openprinting, to see if cups can handle it.
[11:31] <DazPetty> metric_chicken, installing over a network? that sounds pretty tricky
[11:31] <metric_chicken> im really just asking about the ubiquity installer
[11:31] <BornToFlyBert> OerHeks, i see, thank you for the advice
[11:32] <metric_chicken> DazPetty i figured out how to boot over the network
[11:32] <OerHeks> metric_chicken,  that makes asking here not valid.
[11:32] <metric_chicken> combo of using tftp and nfs
[11:32] <DazPetty> metric_chicken, how?
[11:32] <DazPetty> metric_chicken, if you don't mind me asking
 not a problem
[11:33] <Rene_> not sure if testing in a vm is good testing of a gpu/driver bug though , as normaly the vm doesnt see the propper 3d card as that is emulated
[11:33] <BornToFlyBert> OerHeks, what shall i do if i cannot find it on openprinting, does it necessarily mean, that it won't work with ubuntu?
[11:33] <aceruser> hi guys i have a huge problem I bought the Acer Aspire E 11 and it has an eMMC. gparted is stuck on Scanning all devices and I cannot instal Ubuntu
[11:34] <Rene_> :'(
[11:34] <kdenewbie__> another question, i enabled kde beta ppa for getting kde 5.3 and now i don't know if i should disable that ppa
[11:34] <l9> anyone has a easy way too test if dir has *.mkv and if not rm -rf
[11:34] <DazPetty> kdenewbie_ there is a program called ppa-purge
[11:34] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, openprinting does not support this model, only with the 600 driver, it is just a hack/workaround.
[11:35] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, oh that url ends up 404...
[11:35] <AdvoWork> Hi there, i know its an older version 13.04 (and im trying to upgrade) but im backing my stuff up first. The problem is, ive put the usb hd into the laptop, its picked it up but it wont let me paste, or make new folders, read only maybe?
[11:35] <BornToFlyBert> OerHeks, i see, so what can i do?
[11:36] <kdenewbie__> DazPetty: but it deletes the packages installed from the given ppa ?
[11:36] <OerHeks> BornToFlyBert, nothing i guess, i am looking for an other way ..
[11:37] <OerHeks> !ppapurge
[11:37] <OerHeks> it reverts back to the original packages
 yes maybe its mounted read only or your user has no permissions to acces it and its mounted as root
[11:37] <BornToFlyBert> OerHeks, I find it quite interessesting, because the printjob appears in the printing queue and then it disappears without printing anything ...
[11:38] <DazPetty> kdenewbie_ it tries to downgrade it, it is usually safe to remove it, what do you want to do? downgrade it or just remove it for something else like xfce?
[11:40] <kdenewbie__> DazPetty: actually i want to keep the version i have right now but i don't know if it's sure having the kde beta ppa just in case it breaks something now
[11:41] <KeithWeisshar> when is ubuntu 15.04 for desktop coming out
[11:42] <k1l> KeithWeisshar: some time today
[11:42] <k1l> KeithWeisshar: see #ubuntu-release-party for the announcement
[11:43] <codemagician> KeithWeisshar: #ubuntu-release-party
[11:43] <pavlos> l9, find <starting dir> -f -not -name *.mkv -exec rm -rf {} \;
[11:43] <Rene_> !party_time
[11:43] <Rene_> awww
[11:43] <Rene_> xD
[11:44] <Rene_> ubottu> Sorry, I don't know anything about party_time , at least it awnsered something back in a pm :D
[11:45] <svetlana> aw
[11:45] <pavlos> l9, the -f should be -type f
[11:46] <DazPetty> I guess all you can do it try it and then fix it if it breaks kdenewbie_
[11:53] <Laurenceb__> hi, i have a problem with a samaba drive
[11:53] <Laurenceb__> can anyone help?
[11:53] <Laurenceb__> sudo mount -a
[11:53] <Laurenceb__> mount error(13): Permission denied
[11:53] <cfhowlett> !samba | Laurenceb__
[11:54] <Laurenceb__> yeah im following that guide
[11:54] <WoLFMaN> Hi , Can someone help I have a problem with ubuntu on my mac i have put some screenshots onimgur
[11:54] <WoLFMaN> Hi , Can someone help I have a problem with ubuntu on my mac i have put some screenshots onimg ur
[11:54] <WoLFMaN> Hi , Can someone help I have a problem with ubuntu on my mac i have put some screenshots on imgur
[11:55] <Ben64> dude.
[11:55] <EriC^^> WoLFMaN: you missed the space after Hi
[11:55] <l9> hahah
[11:55] <l9> please correct and repost
[11:55] <AdvoWork> Rene_, i have root access though, any idea how to mount it with full access?
[11:55] <Happy_Larry> When mounting your drive you need the domain name
 normaly u need to set the uid on moubting it like: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g -o discard,defaults,auto,noexec,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=002 UUID=1D0A24CC2EAEF9C9 /mnt/SSD
[11:56] <Rene_> where uid=1000,gid=1000 makes sure ur normal user can get to it
[11:57] <Rene_> umask needed too i guess
[11:57] <EriC^^> WoLFMaN: post the url and somebody might know
[11:57] <AdvoWork> Rene_, ahh and you can't just mount by plugging it in, plug/play?
[11:57] <Rene_> im not sure, im not plugin in stuff all the time
[11:57] <Rene_> what does mount say ?
[11:58] <Rene_> how is the volume now mounted ?
[11:58] <Ben64> AdvoWork: usually can, you've not given any details of what you mounted, how its mounted or anything like that
[11:58] <l9> EriC^^: he has an horrible ping
[11:58] <WoLFMaN> http://imgur.com/a/avG2I
[11:58] <WoLFMaN> the bottom version works the others dont.
[11:59] <EriC^^> WoLFMaN: does ubuntu work?
[11:59] <AdvoWork> Rene_, how can i get the UUID of the USB HD?
[11:59] <l9> what did you change between them ?
[11:59] <Rene_> uhm not sure, i took it over from some auto script that  mounted it like that
[11:59] <AdvoWork> Ben64, to be fair, i literally just plugged it into the laptop by usb, nothing else, it detects it, i can see files on it, but no access to copy to it
[11:59] <Ben64> AdvoWork: pastebin the output of "mount"
[12:00] <[n0mad]> Advowork, can you create a new folder on the root of the drive?
[12:00] <Rene_> i think you should just be able to give up the directory
[12:00] <Rene_> oione sec
[12:00] <murcha> should i use in the shell script (sudo reboot -f) or (reboot -f)?
[12:00] <Rene_> in dev/disk
[12:00] <EriC^^> !nomodeset | WoLFMaN try booting with this
[12:01] <AdvoWork> [n0mad], no i cant, let me just pastebin
[12:01] <Rene_> you can look by id or label or path
[12:01] <l9> EriC^^: 30 - 36 that is a big jump tho, what changed in 36 that made 34 and 33 crash also
[12:01] <EriC^^> WoLFMaN: also remove the quiet splash part and see what it says
[12:01] <Rene_> i think you should be able to use those things with  mounting
[12:02] <AdvoWork> Ben64, its http://pastebin.com/3s3k4Zi9
[12:02] <l9> oooh maybe i can get my gpu working on the desktop
[12:02] <EriC^^> l9: that's an odd splash screen O.o
[12:02] <Ben64> AdvoWork: and where are you trying to make files/folders
[12:02] <Rene_> but if you do mount in a console, one of the lines should relate to the drive you want to acces, i would suggest aletering that line or copying it and ad in the uid etc
[12:03] <Rene_> altering
[12:03] <ahoppp> Hi!
[12:03] <ahoppp> What does Ubuntu use for automounting USB sticks?
[12:03] <EriC^^> ahoppp: gvfs
[12:03] <ahoppp> It works very well, but I don't know what it is
[12:03] <AdvoWork> Ben64, its made it on, /media/user/BACKUP2  so im trying to make a new folder within their
[12:03] <l9> EriC^^: the fishes that is swiming on the screen is reflecktions from his cam
[12:03] <AdvoWork> *there
[12:03] <EriC^^> ahoppp: udisksctl
[12:03] <k1l> ahoppp: gfvs
[12:03] <[n0mad]> AdvoWork: it's mounting read only
[12:04] <ahoppp> udisks or gfvs ?
[12:04] <Ben64> [n0mad]: no
[12:04] <l9> EriC^^: has the newest LTS gotten released ?
[12:04] <EriC^^> if you want to use the terminal to mount using it
[12:04] <k1l> ahoppp: gvfs
[12:04] <Ben64> AdvoWork: try "sudo touch /media/user/BACKUP2/test"
[12:04] <ahoppp> I want to install the same on my RaspPi : automounting of USB key
[12:04] <k1l> (sorry had a typo before)
[12:04] <ahoppp> and I'm struggling with "autofs" since 2 hours :(
[12:05] <ahoppp> but on Ubuntu it works perfect :)
[12:05] <AdvoWork> Ben64, that worked
[12:05] <Ben64> ahoppp: you should be asking #raspberrypi then
[12:05] <ahoppp> Ben64: I did on #archlinux-arm
[12:05] <Ben64> AdvoWork: then you need to use sudo to copy/move stuff, or make your user the owner of it
[12:05] <l9> ahoppp: whats the problem ?
[12:05] <k1l> ahoppp: then ask the OS you use there for help with it. ubuntu desktop uses gvfs. we cant help you on other OS
[12:05] <Ben64> ahoppp: ok, good. you should not be asking #ubuntu about non-ubuntu issues
[12:05] <EriC^^> l9: it's being released today, it's not a lts though
[12:06] <ahoppp> Ben64: kll:  I ask here because I wanted to know the name of what Ubuntu uses for this
[12:06] <Rene_> touch makes a read only drive writable ?
[12:06] <AdvoWork> Ben64, for this exercise it would be so much easier if i can have gui access due to the amount of files/folders im trying to backup, how do i make my user the owner of it?
[12:06] <Ben64> Rene_: no
[12:07] <l9> WoLFMaN: you alived or did the computer eat you ?
[12:07] <Ben64> AdvoWork: probably "sudo chown $USER /media/rich/BACKUP2"
[12:07] <Garo_> Hello. It seems that us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com is partially broken. Not sure where to fill a bug report. proof: curl -I http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/w/watershed/watershed_6_amd64.deb gives 503 error.
[12:08] <AdvoWork> Ben64, got it, thanks, and thanks Rene_
[12:08] <l9> EriC^^: was certain that this release was an LTS, you tried upgrading too it ? +
[12:08] <Rene_> np
[12:08] <Ben64> AdvoWork: protip - you can use rsync in the terminal for backing stuff up
[12:08] <Rene_> im just a noob :D
[12:08] <Ben64> l9: LTS is every 2 years
[12:08] <EriC^^> l9: nope, i'm running 14.04, i'll probably install it to a vm though
[12:09] <k1l> l9: its not LTS. LTS is only every 2 years. 12.04, 14.04, .....
[12:09] <Kartagis> hi
[12:09] <ajkerr> Hi there - we are having severe problems in AWS us-east-1 this morning.
[12:09] <ajkerr> E: Failed to fetch http://us-east-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/a/autogen/autogen_5.18-2ubuntu2_amd64.deb  503  Service Unavailable [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]
[12:09] <Rene_> when an lts comes out it has 5 years support or is it more ?
[12:09] <Garo_> ajkerr: you aren't the only one
[12:09] <EriC^^> Rene_: yeah 5 years
[12:09] <k1l> ajkerr: Garo_ change mirror?
[12:10] <Garo_> k1l: yeah. us-west-1 mirror works
[12:10] <l9> k1l yeah i know but normally i dont even check what version ubuntu are on cause i am down under doing bsd stuff
[12:10] <ajkerr> Is anyone looking into the issue?
[12:10] <mcphail> ajkerr: I suspect the mirrors will be melting today
[12:11] <mistralol> ajkerr works find for me
[12:11] <Kartagis> I'm running 14.04 atm and alt+tab is not working even though I set it in keyboard shortcuts. this is annoying
[12:11] <Laurenceb__> hi, can anyone help me with samba?
[12:11] <Laurenceb__> sudo mount -a    mount error(13): Permission denied
[12:11] <Ben64> Laurenceb__: ask your question to find out
[12:12] <graingert> hmm the ISOs are out but update-manage doesn't suggest an upgrade
[12:12] <Kartagis> Laurenceb__: no access
[12:12] <Laurenceb__> i dont know why im getting an error
[12:12] <Laurenceb__> i recently changed the password, so ive edited the credentials file
[12:12] <Laurenceb__> and restarted smbd
[12:12] <Ben64> Laurenceb__: permission appears to be denied. make sure you have the right username,password,ip,share name, etc
[12:12] <Laurenceb__> is there anything else i need to restart?
[12:13] <WoLFMaN> No luck
[12:13] <WoLFMaN> No luck
[12:13] <k1l> Laurenceb__: change the password on the samba server with smbpasswd -a USER
[12:13] <k1l> WoLFMaN: stop spamming the channel.
[12:15] <ajkerr> @mcphail why would the mirrors be melting?  because of new release?
[12:15] <iBurley> Happy 15.04 day, everybody!
[12:15] <Rene_> :D
[12:15] <ajkerr> I guess that answers my question...
[12:15] <mcphail> ajkerr: :)
[12:16] <l9> WoLFMaN: no the computer shall not light on fire when booted, so if that is what you are trying todo you had success. if not please share why and what errors you get
[12:17] <Rene_> i have a fire extinguiser ready next to the pc on boot o.O
[12:17] <ioria> ajkerr, the mirro is ok
[12:17] <NoOova> How to disable line breaks for less or for more?
[12:17] <NoOova> I want to view logs
[12:17] <NoOova> with long lines
[12:17] <ajkerr> @ioria - it must be load related then.  seems to be intermittent.
[12:18] <Rene_> copy file and/or remove line breaks ?.?
[12:19] <l9> i have better luck cause i have an lighter next too my keyboard
[12:19] <Laurenceb__> ok I just checked with the BOFH
[12:19] <Laurenceb__> password works fine
[12:19] <Laurenceb__> something is wrong with my samba config
[12:20] <k1l> Laurenceb__: did you set the smbpassword like i told you on the smb server?
[12:20] <l9> Laurenceb__ config check ?
[12:20] <Laurenceb__> i dont realylfollow
[12:20] <ioria> Laurenceb__, why -a flag ?
[12:20] <Laurenceb__> i am trying to connect to a server
[12:20] <Laurenceb__> ill pastebin my config, as i dont understand
[12:20] <ioria> Laurenceb__, it mounts all
[12:20] <k1l> Laurenceb__: scroll up and re read what is worte
[12:21] <k1l> *wrote
[12:21] <Laurenceb__>  change the password on the samba server with smbpasswd -a USER
[12:21] <Laurenceb__> im using a credentials file
[12:21] <k1l> Laurenceb__: yes, and that is broken
[12:21] <l9> WoLFMaN: i know your answer, you should boot into rescue mode :D
[12:22] <WoLFMaN> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10871039/
[12:23] <Rene_> <WoLFMaN> wow is the last screen space invaders starting ?
[12:23] <Laurenceb__> Failed to add entry for user <foo>
[12:23] <Laurenceb__> I'll see if BOFH can help me
[12:23] <fufulame> how do i keep software up-to-date? some programs via apt-get are older than the ones on their githubs. installing via github is fine, but how do i keep that up to date?
[12:23] <l9> they always catches on fire when i do that, wtf?
[12:24] <Rene_> but yeh rescue mode sounds like a good idea
[12:24] <MonkeyDust> !latest | fufulame
[12:25] <fufulame> !ppa
[12:25] <fufulame> !sru
[12:25] <l9> WoLFMaN: have you tried rescue mode
[12:25] <l9> WoLFMaN: what does mv file ../. do ?
[12:25] <k1l> fufulame: ubuntu only updates most program version once on the release date. so it stays the same. but ubuntu patches that version with security and heavy bug patches.
[12:26] <l9> and WoLFMaN is vi a word or a command ?
[12:27] <WoLFMaN> Where is vi?
[12:28] <l9> a place in italy
[12:28] <Rene_> is that now like vim ? the text editor ?
[12:28] <MonkeyDust> Rene_  vim mean vi improved
[12:28] <WoLFMaN> rescue mode loads to menu
[12:28] <MonkeyDust> means*
[12:29] <Rene_> ^.^ yeh thats what i ment, they r the same thingy sort of
[12:29] <WoLFMaN> recovery mode
[12:29] <MonkeyDust> tehe same but different
[12:29] <WoLFMaN> what is rescue mode
[12:29] <Rene_> in rescue mode you can get to a text promt, to fix stuff like graphics drivers or other issius
[12:30] <Rene_> or fix other stuff
[12:36] <guest-VCIqzm> how do i change my username to connect on undernet in irssi?
[12:36] <Kartagis> I'm running 14.04 atm and alt+tab is not working even though I set it in keyboard shortcuts. this is annoying. can you help?
[12:37] <guest-VCIqzm> i could not connect to undernet because of bad username
[12:37] <k1l> guest-VCIqzm: /nick newnick
[12:37] <guest-VCIqzm> oh
[12:37] <guest-VCIqzm> ty
[12:38] <k1l> Kartagis: what desktop are you on?
[12:38] <solrac> #lubuntu
[12:38] <Kartagis> k1l: gnome
[12:39] <k1l> hmm., alt+tab works on unity
[12:40] <Rene_> what keyboard lay out are you using, is it the correct one for the keyboard ?
[12:42] <Rene_> system settings -> layout settings -> there are some extra choices maybe its the wrong layout ?
[12:43] <Rene_> system settings -> keyboard -->  layout settings -> there are some extra choices maybe its the wrong layout ?
[12:43] <l9> did wolfman fix it dont see him
[12:44] <Rene_> he didnt say anything anymore, maybe he is in text mode atm doing stuff
[12:46] <BlueByte-> Is there a set of instructions to update openssl. I am having a hell of a time getting Ubuntu to patch.
[12:46] <k1l> BlueByte-: patch for what? a cve?
[12:46] <cfhowlett> BlueByte-, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade should do it
[12:47] <OerHeks> BlueByte-, if you updated, you are patched
[12:47] <BlueByte-> It doesn't, it stays at version 1.0.1f. Looking to patch fallback
[12:47] <OerHeks> THat 1.0.1f isn't equal to the ssl numbering
[12:48] <OerHeks> !heartbleed
[12:48] <thms> old news is old
[12:48] <cfhowlett> "recent ..."
[12:48] <BlueByte-> Ok, when I test for fallback it's still not enabled. And I can't seem to find a config somewhere to turn it on
[12:49] <k1l> BlueByte-: fallback?
[12:49] <BlueByte-> TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV is not enabled
[12:50] <rmariotti> Hi, i've just built a new kernel, looking in /boot i notaiced that the initrd of the custom kernel is 5 times bigger than generic's initrd (~100 mb vs ~20 mb). it is normal?
[12:51] <MonkeyDust> rmariotti  #ubuntu-kernel
[12:51] <ioria> prevent hack attack, i think
[12:52] <rmariotti> MonkeyDust: thx
[12:53] <k1l> BlueByte-: please show a "apt-cache policy openssl"
[12:54] <BlueByte-> Ok will hop on, thx
[12:55] <k1l> well, http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-2385-1/ says its included since 10.2014. so there is something wrong on that system anyway.
[12:56] <jayjo> how do I split my terminal window with screen?
[12:56] <jayjo> the screen command seemed to put me in a new windows
[12:57] <vlt> jayjo: Ctrl+A, S
[12:57] <vlt> jayjo: Ctrl+a, S <==
[12:59] <OerHeks> jayjo, there is a 'new tab'  function in terminal
[13:00] <jayjo> vlt: that's exactly what I wanted!
[13:00] <jayjo> thanks!
[13:00] <kanupatar> hi guys
[13:00] <Rene_> o/
[13:01] <BlueByte-> Sorry had to jump on. Installed 1.0.1f-ubuntu2.11
[13:01] <kanupatar> unfortuantely I removed the initrd.img from /
[13:01] <kanupatar> how can i recover?
[13:01] <rahulprodev> is ubuntu 15.04 released?
[13:01] <kanupatar> I have created softlink again but not coming up the GUI login
[13:01] <k1l> rahulprodev: see in #ubuntu-release-party
[13:01] <kanupatar> can see commandline login but not ready to use
[13:02] <rahulprodev> k1l thanks\
[13:02] <Rene_> <kanupatar>: isnt there an old back up file in the root dir ?
[13:02] <Rene_> initrd.img.old
[13:03] <kanupatar> Rene_: cannot see
[13:03] <Rene_> with me there is an initrd.img.old try to cp initrd.img.old initrd.img ?
[13:03] <kanupatar> not I have initrd.img->/boot/initrd.img-3.13.0-32-generic
[13:03] <chotaz`w> I'm trying to use sed and a regex to replace some occurencies of customization on my .desktop files. I'm having a bit of trouble understand why the error happens. If anyone doesn't mind taking a peak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10871206/
[13:04] <kanupatar> Rene_: dont have that file man
[13:04] <kanupatar> please help
[13:04] <kanupatar> I am screwed
[13:05] <pbx> anyone using an apple cinema display?  i've been using 'acdcontrol' to set brightness and it just stopped working
[13:05] <Rene_> you dont have older boot files in the boot folder from earlier kernels, iaw can you boot with an earlier kernel ?
[13:06] <Rene_> @kanupatar
[13:06] <kanupatar> Rene_: no
[13:06] <kanupatar> now am at logged in commandline
[13:06] <kanupatar> and at root
[13:07] <kanupatar> Rene_: ^^
[13:07] <pbx> oh never mind, it's working again
[13:07] <Rene_> we need more profesional aid for this :) im out of ideas for the moment
[13:08] <kanupatar> Rene_: okay. can someone from this channel help me?
[13:08] <kanupatar> I am using ubuntu 14.04.1
[13:10] <Rene_> maybe you need to reinstall the kernel or something ?.? or what ever makes those files for booting so it gets recreated ?
[13:10] <Rene_> not sure how those images work
[13:10] <batden> http://releases.ubuntu.com/15.04/
[13:10] <batden> 15.04 is here
[13:11] <Rene_> \o/ party time
[13:11] <batden> :)
[13:11] <Rene_> :)
[13:11] <k1l_> batden: dont do that. wait for the official announcment
[13:11] <Rene_> awww
[13:11] <k1l_> !party | batden
[13:12] <Rene_> i didnt know there was a party channel :D
[13:12] <ht3k> Where's the party channel for the new release? :D
[13:13] <k1l_> dont post links before announce to let the servers and mirrors sync the right iso first
[13:13] <Rene_> #ubuntu-release-party
[13:13] <ht3k> awesome
[13:13] <Rene_> ^.^
[13:13] <kanupatar> Rene_: no man...i need the same one
[13:14] <Rene_> maybe there is some undelete tool ?
[13:15] <Rene_> https://askubuntu.com/questions/3883/how-to-recover-deleted-files
[13:15] <OerHeks> Rene_, nope, when removed on comandline, there is no trashbin
[13:15] <Rene_> awww Q.Q
[13:15] <OerHeks> time to backup your data, and reinstall. valuable lesson not to remove things.
[13:16] <Rene_> http://extundelete.sourceforge.net/ is named
[13:16] <Rene_> with command line stuff
[13:16] <kanupatar> OerHeks: my God
[13:16] <kanupatar> no other ways?
[13:16] <Rene_> i mean in win u could on dos also try to undelete files as they where still in the file system only marked as deleted idk if this works like that
[13:16] <blz> Hi guys... I just did something stupid and nuked my $PATH ... what is it's default value?
[13:17] <Rory> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games
[13:17] <blz> thanks Rory!
[13:17] <Rory> np blz we've all been there
[13:17] <k1l_> kanupatar: dont you have an old kernel installed?
[13:17] <blz> Rory, haha kicking myself so hard right now ^^
[13:17] <kanupatar> k1l_: no
[13:18] <kanupatar> I have logged into the kernel commandline
[13:18] <kanupatar> can see all files
[13:18] <kanupatar> but GUI login is failed
[13:18] <kanupatar> can boot
[13:18] <k1l_> kanupatar: well. load a live-dvd/usb and chroot into there and reinstall the linux-generic
[13:18] <kanupatar> k1l_: ok...what is the steps?
[13:18] <kanupatar> k1l_: any links?
[13:19] <kanupatar> k1l_: I have same usb bootable
[13:19] <kanupatar> k1l_: how to do this?
[13:19] <kanupatar> I only deleted, /initrd.img
[13:19] <kanupatar> and which is given in grub.cfg
[13:20] <Rene_> normaly it's only a link to the generic_pea img
[13:20] <blz> Phew, back in business! :)
[13:20] <kanupatar> Rene_: yes, I created the link
[13:20] <kanupatar> ln -s - -
[13:20] <Dev_> Hi
[13:21] <Rene_> well you have booted also, so is it not a graphics problem then atm ?
[13:21] <Rene_> as you have recreated the file
[13:22] <Dev_> I have installed ubuntu 14.04 but everything getting crash like eclipse juno, chrome also not working
[13:22] <ilyas> Hi
[13:22] <kanupatar> Rene_: yes, recreated the file immediately after deleting it
[13:23] <kanupatar> Rene_: k1l_ X11 is not running
[13:23] <Dev_> Hello
[13:23] <Rene_> yeh so u need to get x11 back running basicly
[13:23] <Dev_> I have installed ubuntu 14.04 but everything getting crash like eclipse juno, chrome also not working
[13:23] <k1l_> kanupatar: sorry, cant find a good howto in english
[13:23] <ilyas> How can I kill X ? I want to do an X11 forwarding but I have already an X11 in the distant computer which is on ubuntu ?
[13:23] <Rene_> sudo service lightdm stop
[13:23] <kanupatar> Rene_: the error I am getting when startx is xinit: connection to x server lost
[13:24] <kanupatar> k1l_: sorry, I am in hurry
[13:24] <kanupatar> k1l_: dont mis understand
[13:25] <kanupatar> Rene_: unknown instance
[13:26] <Rene_> maybe the x11.conf file is wrong in /etc/X11
[13:26] <Rene_> can you boot in rescue mode with safe graphics ?
[13:26] <Rene_> if it works you can rest the graphics settings in the gui
[13:26] <Rene_> reset*
[13:27] <kanupatar> Rene_: how?
[13:27] <Rene_> if you boot in grub you can chose on boot to go in to resque mode
[13:27] <Rene_> after that you can say to boot with safemode graphics
[13:28] <kanupatar> Rene_: let me check..you mean recovery mode?
[13:28] <Tekkkz> Hello, I'm on Ubuntu 14.04 and want to use the ATMEGA32u4 Breakout Board from Adafruit with the CDC Bootloader and the programmer type for that avr109. Here is my udev rule: http://pastebin.com/AbSM8X5v and when I want to flash with avrdude it is everytime: device busy; how t ofix this?
[13:28] <Rene_> yes
[13:28] <Rene_> another option = https://askubuntu.com/questions/21309/how-to-restore-xserver
[13:29] <Rene_> or you can run a driver script from nvidia (what i do for my pc)
[13:29] <Rene_> probely amd has them too
[13:29] <Rene_> as i like to have the latest driver
[13:30] <kanupatar> Rene_: the failsafe graphix mode is not working
[13:30] <Rene_> you can either try to fix the problem like described in  https://askubuntu.com/questions/21309/how-to-restore-xserver iaw booting with a live cd and fixing it from there
[13:31] <Rene_> or you can download a driver for your card from nvidia or ati
[13:31] <Rene_> and run their script/driver-install from the command line
[13:31] <Rene_> i use nvidia and it always fixes any x11 problems i got
[13:31] <Rene_> it will make a fresh conf etc
[13:31] <yossarianuk> Ubuntu really needs to offer the latest nvidia driver - it would solve many issues
[13:32] <Rene_> yeh, i dont mind, the command line installer from nvidia is amazing
[13:32] <Rene_> just set it to build kms or what ever its named modules for the kernel and write a new x11.conf and ur up and running
[13:33] <kanupatar> Rene_: brought up the network
[13:33] <kanupatar> and sudo apt-get updarte is working
[13:33] <Rene_> when ur back in the gui you can always fallback to the original ubuntu suplied drivers
[13:33] <yossarianuk> rene_: yes thats what I do , however sometimes xorg updates require you to re-install rthe driver
[13:34] <Rene_> yeh, i made my own script to quickly reinstall the latest driver
[13:34] <Rene_> i just boot in to text mode from grub
[13:34] <Rene_> removing quiet splash with text
[13:34] <Rene_> and reinstall the driver and done
[13:34] <Rene_> when i get in to x11 problems
[13:35] <nop_per> ubuntu isnt using X11
[13:36] <kanupatar> Rene_: how to reinstall linux-generic from apt-get?
[13:37] <Rene_> sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-generic linux-image
[13:37] <kanupatar> Rene_: will it install  my default 3.13 image?
[13:37] <Rene_> i guess it wil reinstall the latest kernel
[13:38] <Rene_> idk if thats 3.13
[13:38] <kanupatar> Rene_: means?
[13:38] <Rene_> you had an old kernel installed ?
[13:38] <Tekkkz> can someone help pls? Hello, I'm on Ubuntu 14.04 and want to use the ATMEGA32u4 Breakout Board from Adafruit with the CDC Bootloader and the programmer type for that avr109. Here is my udev rule: http://pastebin.com/AbSM8X5v and when I want to flash with avrdude it is everytime: device busy; how t ofix this?
[13:38] <kanupatar> How can I reinatall 3.13.0-32-generic
[13:39] <kanupatar> I have 3.13.0-32-generic
[13:39] <Rene_> sudo update-initramfs -u -k 3.13.0-32-generic-pae
[13:40] <Rene_> sudo update-grub
[13:40] <kanupatar> Please hold
[13:40] <Dev__> Hi
[13:40] <Rene_> after that
[13:40] <Dev__> Can anybody help me
[13:40] <cfhowlett> !ask | Dev_,
[13:41] <Kully3xf_> how do I clear out sendmail cache
[13:42] <Dev__> i have installed Fresh Ubuntu 14.04 but everything getting crash like eclipse juno, google chrome. getting crash whenever am opening this.
[13:42] <Youtube1> How do I download a whole playlist in terminal off youtube with youtube-dl?
[13:43] <cfhowlett> Youtube1, see man youtube-dl      the video download options
[13:43] <FourFire> Hi!
 sounds bad, try a re-install or if it just doesnt work try another ubuntu version ?
[13:44] <Youtube1> cfhowlett, do I type youtube-dl?
[13:44] <EriC^^> !checksum | Dev__
[13:44] <FourFire> so I'm using wine to run an old game TES IV: Oblivion and it just randomly freezes sometimes, I've been told this is an xserver issue
[13:44] <cfhowlett> Youtube1, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10871418/
[13:44] <FourFire> so now it's happened again, what can I do to avoid restarting the whole computer?
[13:45] <FourFire> I have wine in windowed mode with a virtual desktop
[13:45] <FourFire> the whole session is frozen
 do you have play on linux ? if you do or install it you could try to run the game with different wine flavours
[13:45] <rking> Short of restarting X, not much.
[13:45] <FourFire> yes I'm using PoL, the latest umm special version
[13:46] <FourFire> the one with the bugfixes
[13:46] <Rene_> ah k
[13:46] <FourFire> rking, how to?
[13:46] <fertrty> 11
[13:46] <Rene_> yeh i try out different wine version if stuff doesn't work properly, see if any other wines work better
[13:47] <Youtube1>  cfhowlett, Thanks!
[13:47] <FourFire> I tried with the initial wine in the ubuntu 14.10 repo
[13:47] <cfhowlett> Youtube1, happy2help!
[13:47] <FourFire> now this is the latest version installable by PoL
[13:47] <FourFire> How do I unfreeze the machine without hard restarting it?
[13:47] <Rene_> it's just an idea, i don't know about any x glitches sorry
[13:48] <Rene_> you can try to get to a terminal window
[13:48] <Rene_> like ctrl+alt+f1
[13:48] <rking> Control+Alt+Backspace if you enabled it. Or ^
[13:48] <FourFire> perhaps I should use a VM next time and run wine + my game inside it so I can just close the VM whenever it freezes
[13:48] <Rene_> and then do a sudo service lightdm stop
[13:48] <Rene_> to kill x
[13:49] <Rene_> and then a sudo service lightdm start
[13:49] <thms> How do  I tell dpkg -i to install required dependencies ?
[13:49] <zzarr> OMG... Vivid is a speed monster
[13:49] <thms> Trying to install bluej
[13:49] <FourFire> ctr + alt + f1 - f6 doesn't do anything
[13:49] <FourFire> same with backspace
[13:49] <Rene_> :(
[13:49] <FourFire> I'll try blind terminal
[13:50] <FourFire> nope
[13:50] <rking> ctrl+alt+bspace won't do anything unless you enable it. I would if you plan on to keep trying it to fix it.
[13:50] <FourFire> rking, yes
[13:50] <FourFire> I'
[13:50] <theag3nt> thms, IIRC apt-get install -f
[13:50] <FourFire> ll reboot the machine now
[13:50] <Kully3xf_> where to look if my aws mail server has been ahcked on ubuntu
[13:50] <Kully3xf_> it's sending out thousands and thousands of emails a second
[13:51] <Kully3xf_> sendmail and postfix
[13:51] <rking> plug the ethernet
[13:51] <rking> you're domain will get blacklisted
[13:51] <Rene_> if your hacked, best do a format & reinstall
[13:51] <rking> in a heartbeat
[13:51] <zzarr> I found a new driver "microcode firmware for intel cpus" what dose it do?
[13:51] <FourFire> good thing I've got an SSD, no worries about data corrupting or dead drives
[13:51] <Kully3xf_> it's aws there's no ethernet
[13:51] <Kully3xf_> I stopped the services and it's stopped
[13:52] <rking> you're amazon hosted server got hacked? 0.o
[13:52] <rking> your*
[13:52] <rking> IT woulda flagged your system by now. Unless it literally just happened.
[13:53] <FourFire> ok it's back up
[13:53] <Rene_> ^.^
[13:53] <BlackHorn> Can anyone help me? I'm trying to log in to my ubuntu session and it keeps showing a black screen and then going back to the login page. I recently edited my PATH so I thought it could be that, so commented out the lines in my .bashrc file that edited my PATH and my PATH is normal, but I still can't log in. I've deleted my XAuthority file too and also checked .profile to see if there is anything wrong with that. Anyone got any sug
[13:54] <rking> Did you backup before you edited that?
[13:55] <FourFire> how to enable this alt + backspace
[13:55] <johnv> it's April 23 where is 15.04?
[13:55] <EriC^^> BlackHorn: does the guest account right?
[13:55] <rking> @johnv Depends on your time zone for release
[13:56] <OerHeks> johnv, yes, good question.
[13:56] <BlackHorn> guest doesn't work either.
[13:56] <johnv> USA Kansas
[13:56] <EriC^^> BlackHorn: it might be a graphics driver issue, did you do any updates recently?
[13:56] <BlackHorn> ....Damn it....Yeah, I installed CUDA...
[13:57] <BlackHorn> I just needed the nvcc compiler, but it did try to install a graphics driver. It must have done that.
[13:57] <rking> @johnv Release is this evening.
[13:57] <EriC^^> purge and reinstall what you were using BlackHorn
[13:57] <BlackHorn> I installed it with a .deb, do you know how i could uninstall it?
[13:58] <TaZeR> comon 15.04 come to us baby
[13:58] <rking> get the package and then a normal apt-get remove
[13:58] <rking> name*
[13:58] <johnv> ok thanks
[13:58] <BlackHorn> ok. one sec.
[13:58] <BlackHorn> Will try it.
[13:58] <EriC^^> BlackHorn: did you download the .deb or it made it itself?
[13:58] <apxcr> rking: how do you know release is this evening? :O
[13:58] <rking> @apxcr Best friend works for canonical.
[13:58] <rking> Just called him. ha
[13:59] <TaZeR> ubuntu-mate devs said 6 hours 4 hours ago
[13:59] <TaZeR> so maybe soon
[13:59] <TaZeR> they all release at same time
[13:59] <EriC^^> BlackHorn: if a script made the .deb it might have an uninstall feature, or maybe it created an uninstall script in /usr/share/something
[13:59] <yossarianuk> The isos are already in the mirrors btw
[13:59] <Pici> /70/70
[13:59] <EriC^^> BlackHorn: otherwise try sudo apt-get purge <package> and reinstall the old driver
[13:59] <yossarianuk> (not sending any links as previously got banned.)
[14:00] <rking> @tazer, Yeah. My buddy told me the release will be this evening. Which means mid afternoon for us cst users.
[14:00] <Rene_> this evening gmt ?
[14:00] <apxcr> rking: CST here as well, sweet.
[14:02] <BlackHorn> I think you might be right about it being graphical. It's came up with a message about low graphics now. Now i've uninstalled the stuff.
[14:03] <BlackHorn> can you tell me how to install the default graphics driver? I think that might have uninstalled somehow.
[14:03] <BlackHorn> or been overwritten
[14:04] <BlackHorn> wait! i'm in!
[14:04] <BlackHorn> It's working. Thanks for the help.
[14:04] <BlackHorn> ....word of advice to everyone here....Don't install CUDA
[14:05] <MonkeyDust> BlackHorn  never heard of it, before you mentioned it, thanks, i'll try it soon
[14:05] <Rene_> i have had no problem with CUDA, but im using nvidia's own drivers not ubuntu, depends on also how new your card is
[14:05] <ht3k> BlackHorn: I think that goes without saying lol
[14:13] <FourFire> Rene_, oh yes worth mentioning: I have installed cuda 7.0 and used the propritary driver therein