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grooveplex
grooveplex
8:00 AM
I can't edit a question
why?
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Link?
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
0
Q: How to increasable /home directory?

Rayan_skofwHello guys I am novice in Linux my question is How can i increment space /home ? my first space /boot directory was 5G and next I changed to 1G now i confused because then change give me unallocated with size 5.02GiB How can i add this value space ( unallocated 5.02GIB) to /home? please guys ...

partitioning home-directory user-space
"User cannot suggest edits to this question"
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
There's an edit pending
I'll review it
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
Thank you
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
That was a good edit
approved
you can now edit it
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
8:09 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, blacklisted username, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body: up thsort of advantage and scientific backing a by allegjuriya on askubuntu.com …
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
@SmokeDetector You're just a robot and this is your job but: good catch! It's the worst "question" ever
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Thanks to that bot, spam questions don't last more than 15 seconds
 
Edity
Edity
Thank @Undo.
and @ArtOfCode
and @sandwitch
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Are they the makers of that bot?
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
8:29 AM
@BharadwajRaju could you please review my edits? Thanks
 
Edity
Edity
Only I annoy people in chat. Noone else shall. -jokerdino
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
 
Edity
Edity
@BharadwajRaju ANOTHER EDIT IS PENDING
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
@grooveplex done
@Edity "This review queue has been cleared!"
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
Thanks, but I still can't edit :(((
I'll try again once more
 
Edity
Edity
8:36 AM
soz
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
@grooveplex I just had a edit review from you and I approved it
Same question too
@Edity what edit have you just proposed!
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
It keeps on failing
 
Edity
Edity
Good Nigh....
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
It's directory not dictionary
 
Edity
Edity
what?
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
8:38 AM
 
Edity
Edity
Ok good night
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
Maybe because my newfound hobby "embedding images" is too repetitive and the system thinks: "Hey buddy, calm down"?
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Nope.
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
The edit button disappeared completely for just one question
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
@grooveplex You can see here ('edited by grooveplex') and the review for it: askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/579397
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
8:41 AM
no edit button or whatsoever
for me
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Review pending on this too
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
i don't see it
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
Only those who can review edits (2k+ rep) can see it
SeverusTux just proposed an edit doing just that: embedding images
I approved it but it says "You have already reviewed this item. It needs more reviews from other users to be completed."
The edit you intend to do has been done :)
Just not by you
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
Oh okay
i got to go
Is this off topic? askubuntu.com/q/787227/530811
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
no
but there are too many questions in this question
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
8:48 AM
:O I almost have 500 rep
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
and is possibly opinion-based
 
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Q: How should I have made my answer more appealing?

ArronicalIn this question, Command to display message “Yes” if a particular file exists, Byte Commander and I answered within a few minutes of each other, with very similar answers. The main differences being that his example uses [ while mine uses [[, and we suggested different conditional tests but both...

discussion
 
blade19899
blade19899
Scan report for google.com at 2016-06-15 08:49:30 UTC - VirusTotal
 
Stefano Palazzo
Stefano Palazzo
Okay I answered the chromebook question(s). You can close it now :P
(joking, don't close it, edit it if you think it's too broad)
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
@blade19899 So?
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
9:03 AM
@StefanoPalazzo "Chromium OS, the open source spyware" lmao
 
Stefano Palazzo
Stefano Palazzo
:)
I hope they go for Chrome OS + Ubuntu Minimal via Crouton. I've been doing this for three years and it's, O, so wonderful. I <3 my spybook.
 
blade19899
blade19899
@BharadwajRaju So, what? Just found it to be funny... If we all down vote Google xD
 
Severus Tux
Severus Tux
9:18 AM
Hello buddies :D
I am not very much familiar with multiple user accounts.., so I need some help answering to this comment. (does having multiple accounts => multiple home partitions ?)
I have some question I have 2 users, userA and userB then userA have 1G space and userB have 1G space so I need increment sapce userA to 4G How can I do this? — Rayan_skofw 6 mins ago
what does this mean ? 👆 👆 👆
 
terdon
terdon
9:32 AM
@SeverusTux Not necessarily. You could do it that way if you like (/home/userA is one partition and /home/userB another) but it seems a little silly to say the least. The OP might also have some kind of quota system in place. More likely, they're confused.
 
Bharadwaj Raju
Bharadwaj Raju
@blade19899 I didn't see it in context (of the ChromeOS answer) :)
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
[ SmokeDetector ] URL-only title, link at end of body, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: www.crazybulksupplements.com/ by rijegaecole on askubuntu.com …
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@SeverusTux To your answer, please see my comment. Updating /etc/fstab by checking the UUIDs and reinstalling GRUB are definitely not necessary in this simple case.
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
9:51 AM
@muru funny topic that mysql one :D
 
muru
muru
Yeah, when I read the question I wondered how the maintainer could have missed that
then I saw the #
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
yeah I missed that too at first glance
by the way: the mysql changelog itself missed parts of those changes too :-X
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
mysql?
 
terdon
terdon
@muru have you gotten the porimary counter script to work? Has anyone else?
 
muru
muru
@terdon works fine for me
(after adding AU to the allowed sites)
 
terdon
terdon
10:04 AM
// ==UserScript==
// @id             stackexchange-election-primary-counter@poke
// @name           StackExchange Election: Primary counter
// @namespace      poke
// @version        1.4.4
// @author         Patrick Westerhoff
// @match          *://*.askubuntu.com/election*
// @match          *://*.mathoverflow.net/election*
// @match          *://*.serverfault.com/election*
// @match          *://*.stackapps.com/election*
// @match          *://*.stackexchange.com/election*
// @match          *://*.stackoverflow.com/election*
But I see nothing when I go to the election page.
I also tried include instead of match.
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
Visit the primary page I suppose.
 
terdon
terdon
@jokerdino I have.
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
*://*.askubuntu.com/election
Add one without a wildcard at the end too.
 
terdon
terdon
No difference.
 
muru
muru
Despite what the docs say. for me it works only if I don't have the *. at the start.
 
Severus Tux
Severus Tux
10:06 AM
@ByteCommander Yes, but from the screenshot of OP's partitions, there is 1.86GB unallocated space, he might wish to move the /boot partition.
 
terdon
terdon
@muru Browser? And could you show me the header you use?
 
muru
muru
Google Chroome
Minimal:
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
// @include        *://askubuntu.com/election/*
// @include        *://askubuntu.com/election*
 
terdon
terdon
Hmm. That might be it. I'm on chromium
 
muru
muru
// ==UserScript==
// @id             stackexchange-election-primary-counter@poke
// @name           StackExchange Election: Primary counter
// @namespace      poke
// @version        1.4.4
// @author         Patrick Westerhoff
// @include        *://stackoverflow.com/election/*
// @include        *://stackoverflow.com/election*
// @include        *://askubuntu.com/election/*
// @include        *://askubuntu.com/election*
// @updateURL      gist.githubusercontent.com/poke/9058895/raw/…
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
10:07 AM
Mine looks like that.
 
muru
muru
@terdon no functional difference in this case, IMO
 
terdon
terdon
@muru Yeah, I tried that damn it. Let me try again.
 
muru
muru
And by default the table shows up after the initial wall of text
@terdon anyway, it's not like you need it. You're a full 120 points above the second guy :D
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@terdon @muru It worked for me after applying that other modification which should make the table show up at the top of the page and not at the bottom.
 
terdon
terdon
@muru True, but I can still be curious can't I? :P
 
muru
muru
10:10 AM
@ByteCommander it works even without that. The table position is just awkwardd
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Without this I could not see it either though.
 
muru
muru
Strange
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
(Firefox)
 
terdon
terdon
@ByteCommander What modification is that?
 
muru
muru
in 2016 Ask Ubuntu Moderator Election, yesterday, by muru 
var qstatus = document.querySelector('.post-text');
qstatus.insertBefore(table, qstatus.firstChild);
replace the document.querySelector('.question-status').appendChild(table) line with these
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
10:12 AM
Exactly. That line is somewhere close to the end of the script @terdon
 
terdon
terdon
Nope, no difference.
 
muru
muru
@terdon Use noscript or something like that?
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Btw, is this answer of me valid enough to stay there or should I delete it and VTC the question as dupe of the second link. It is not an exact enough duplicate, I think, but the answer is basically link-only and if it wasn't mine I would probably flag it. Opinions? askubuntu.com/a/787261/367990
 
terdon
terdon
@muru Nope. And other user scripts work for for various SE sites. I have a few.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@terdon Is Greasemonkey (or similar) installed and enabled, do you see that the script is active on the site?
 
muru
muru
10:14 AM
@terdon anything in the console?
 
terdon
terdon
@ByteCommander Nope. No greasemonkey (I think the chrome equiv is tampermonkey and I can't install it for some reason) it is also not needed. I do see the script as installed and activated in chrome://extensions/
@muru Nope. No errors, no mention of the script, no nothing.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Hmm... No idea, I'm a Firefox fanboy.
I only use Chromium for sites that use an unhealthy amount of resource-hungry JS...
 
terdon
terdon
Weird. Doesn't work on google-chrome either.
@ByteCommander I go back and forth between the two every couple of years or so. I'll use one, get pissed off at it, switch to the other. Rinse, repeat.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
:)
This Q could need a delete hammer: askubuntu.com/q/787263/367990
 
terdon
terdon
@ByteCommander One cast.
 
muru
muru
10:19 AM
@terdon then I dunno. I have always used tampermonkey
@ByteCommander second
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Again, what are your opinions about my answer over there?
7 mins ago, by Byte Commander
Btw, is this answer of me valid enough to stay there or should I delete it and VTC the question as dupe of the second link. It is not an exact enough duplicate, I think, but the answer is basically link-only and if it wasn't mine I would probably flag it. Opinions? http://askubuntu.com/a/787261/367990
 
muru
muru
It's an accepted answer.. dunno what opinions to have. You can't delete it anyway
 
Videonauth
Videonauth
@ByteCommander Leave it there and still vtc as dupe
 
terdon
terdon
Yay! I managed to install tampermonkey and now it works. Whatever, weird.
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
@terdon pls..
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
10:23 AM
pls wut?
 
Videonauth
Videonauth
surely again wrong box to type in ;)
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
@Videonauth pls
 
terdon
terdon
@jokerdino Pills? Please? Post Legendary Suspension?
 
muru
muru
@jokerdino your kid sibling on the PC?
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
You guys don't know the legendary spelling of please? Pls.
 
Videonauth
Videonauth
10:26 AM
Sure i know it, but is you say pls because it is shorter as please i say no because it is shorter than yes.
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
isn't plox the only correct way to spell it
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
Please doesn't carry my emotion as much as pls does.
@edwinksl that would be pl0x
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
i am ashamed of myself for not knowing htat
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
n00b
 
terdon
terdon
A pl0x on both your houses!
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
10:40 AM
Hi all
Sometimes I see these questions and I wonder why they were allowed on this site when they were posted, like this one askubuntu.com/q/187071/530811
It's over 4 years old, but nowadays these questions would be closed immediately, like did you even do research, and please elaborate on your question since it's kind of short.
The rules must have changed
This would be a bad quality question nowadays, rightly so
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
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Q: How to change dropdown color in Firefox on Ubuntu?

ArryI've updated Firefox recently, and the background color of the suggestions dropdown menu has changed from white to dark-gray (desktop theme default). How do I change it back to white? I've created a userChrome.css file in the `chrome' subdirectory of the profile directory, with the following co...

ubuntu firefox
 
Videonauth
Videonauth
can we migrate this over to meta please? askubuntu.com/q/787286/522934
 
edwinksl
edwinksl
+1
 
blade19899
blade19899
10:57 AM
> find /some/dir/ -mtime +1
 
terdon
terdon
@grooveplex Not really. A lack of research was never a reason to close a question, it's a reason to downvote it.
 
blade19899
blade19899
^That command does not display a file that is over 24 hours old?!
The file in question is - now - 26 hours old
Anybody know how to 'fix' it?
 
terdon
terdon
@blade19899 find /some/dir/ -mtime 1 
   -atime n
          File  was  last  accessed n*24 hours ago.  When find figures out
          how many 24-hour periods ago the file  was  last  accessed,  any
          fractional part is ignored, so to match -atime +1, a file has to
          have been accessed at least two days ago.
Or, find . -mtime +0 which is probably what you want.
 
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Q: How to correctly use *blockquotes* in questions/answers?

ipse luteIt seems I can't manage to use blockquotes correctly in my answers. There's always an extra empty row in the blockquote. I thank the editors for their patience and perseverance in correcting my answers. This situation is beginning to haunt me. I use the > sign to begin the blockquote, but I fou...

discussion
 
blade19899
blade19899
11:20 AM
@terdon Thank you!
Does anybody else know how I can recover a users ftp credentials?
 
muru
muru
12:03 PM
@jokerdino can you nuke the tags on askubuntu.com/posts/787286/revisions?
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
@muru Done
 
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Q: how to stop .bashrc editing itself

GrolloSince using ROS I found myself wanting to run a specific command every time I started the terminal: source ~/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash so I looked for advice on how to do this. The thing to do seemed to be editing .bashrc, so I just added the line to the end of it. But after a while I notic...

ubuntu bashrc
 
muru
muru
Thanks!
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
so all you mod wannabe's. 282 items to review.
@blade19899 from a backup? >:-D
 
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Ubuntu Questions on U&L
12:20 PM
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Q: Execute custom script when wireless NIC connects to SSID

SgtmulletI have pieced together two scripts that will serve to execute a custom script when my wireless NIC connects to an SSID. Firstly, I will add the following (notice the post-up section): auto eth0 iface eth0 inet dhcp post-up /usr/local/sbin/my-custom-script Secondly, this is the script ...

linux ubuntu scripting wifi
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
Is anyone here good with JS?
and JQuery
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
I like javascript
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
but are you good at it? :p
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
I earn my living coding in JS
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
well then I think you can help
:p
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
12:28 PM
still no qualification though ;-)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
you're probably better than I am
OK
 
jokerdino
jokerdino
Rinz lands a knocking punch.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
So I have this JQuery script that queries my server manager for some data. It then returns that data in the console log. I want to take just one piece of that data and display it on the web page. Currently, trying to show the raw data just gives me [Object object]
Here's the JQuery and such 
                                        jQuery.ajax({
                                            url: "https://xpw1.no-ip.org:8443/server",
                                            type: "GET",
                                            headers: {
                                            "X-Access-Server": "ab0a58a5-0be6-4501-9596-c1c9784a356f",
                                            "X-Access-Token": "8f22b1f6-d197-4fc1-8e60-decd6c89c74a",
                                            },
Let me get what it returns
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
"Currently, trying to show the raw data just gives me [Object object]"
If that is the case you probably need to add a .value to the object.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
Hang on
I need to go slowly with this :p
The most I actually know how to do in JS are some alerts, prompts and if else statements
wrong thing
That's what I get back (terribly formatted). There are a few things missing, but I'm mostly interested in showing numplayers, players and whether or not the server is online (which I think is another query I need to run, so not relevant yet)
@jokerdino can you delete the Object {... message? I want to reformat it
thx 
Object {status: 1, plugin: "BungeeCord", query: Object, proc: Object}
	plugin:"BungeeCord"

	proc:Object

	query:Object

	hostname:null

	map:null

	maxplayers:20

	numplayers:0

	players:Array[0]

	plugins:""

	time:1465993601988

	type:"minecraftping"

	version:"Spigot 1.9.4"

	__proto__:Object

	status:1

	__proto__:Object
OK. I need to display numplayers, players and status, but I have no idea how to interpret the data in JS
@Rinzwind is this possible without a whole lesson? :p
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
12:39 PM
sure :-)
 
terdon
terdon
You just need to use more JQ... oh, wait.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
how then? What function/keyword/class/etc do I need?
@terdon sigh
 
terdon
terdon
Sorry, couldn't resist.
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
You'll be good as an AU mod :p
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
BungeeCord is the object name ..
$( "#BungeeCord")[ 0 ]
gets you the 1st element
 
grooveplex
grooveplex
12:40 PM
Does sudo cat /var/log/ufw.log | grep TCP | grep BLOCK | wc -w show how many times TCP was found in a BLOCK rule inside the ufw log?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
and I am not too familiar with jquery but this might work too...
$( "#BungeeCord")['numplayers' ];
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
let's try it and see
idk how to display it though :/
i big n00b w/ js
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
alert ( $( "#BungeeCord")['numplayers' ] ) ;
?
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
oh
OK
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
you claimed you know how to do alerts >:=D
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:43 PM
Well I forgot I can just print functions :p
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
sure
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
undefined
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
and do you understand google's f12?
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
And I know Arduino.... tsk tsk to me
@Rinzwind using it rn
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@Zacharee1 then you should be able to just point and click at the object? :-)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:44 PM
@Rinzwind yeah, but I want it to show on the page instead of the console
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
same thing >:-D
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
idk what you mean then
The Dutchman is being weird again! (whiny voice)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
if you know what the object is and know its element ...
put it into a string with html tags and use innerHTML to put that string in a span
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
?
seriously, noob
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
lol
hmm
ok you have a object yes?
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:47 PM
this stuff returns a bunch of expandable data in the console log, but trying to display data just gives [Object object]
literal output
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
and that is JS telling you you are looking at an object and not an element of that object

The most logical answer is that you need something behind it.

EXAMPLE:
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
so then data is the object name
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
$('test') will show [Object object] if you alert($('test'))
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
yeah
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
$('test').value will show the VALUE of test
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:49 PM
?
well let me test that out
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
what lost you already?
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
huh?
undefined
What about JSON.stringify(data)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
data will need to be an array
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
I have raw data printed to the div now
So that's something
{"status":1,"plugin":"BungeeCord","query":{"hostname":null,"numplayers":0,"maxplayers":20,"map":null,"players":[],"plugins":"","version":"Spigot 1.9.4","type":"minecraftping","time":1465995112192},"proc":{"memory":2018476032,"memoryInfo":{"rss":2018476032,"vsize":43944729640960},"cpu":0,"cpuInfo":{"pcpu":0,"pcpuUser":0,"pcpuSystem":0,"cpuTime":0}}}
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
ehm
that is json alright :=)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:54 PM
yesh
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
var t = JSON.parse('{"status":1,"plugin":"BungeeCord","query":{"hostname":null,"numplayers":0,"maxplayers":20,"map":null,"players":[],"plugins":"","version":"Spigot 1.9.4","type":"minecraftping","time":1465995112192},"proc":{"memory":2018476032,"memoryInfo":{"rss":2018476032,"vsize":43944729640960},"cpu":0,"cpuInfo":{"pcpu":0,"pcpuUser":0,"pcpuSystem":0,"cpuTime":0}}}');
alert(t['numplayers']);
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
ahh
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
and done :=)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
might need help with something following this :p
But let me get this in first
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
well if it is about maxplayers ...
alert(t['maxplayers']);

>:)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
12:56 PM
no :p
I want to make it so if status is 1, then I have text saying Online in the div
and Offline if it's 0
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
easy :=)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
And then I need the player list, but that I can probably figure out
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
oh and an image is prettier (offline red alert and online green alert)
 
Zacharee1
Zacharee1
yeah
'tis
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
<span id=alert>...<span>

and

$('alert').innerTEXT='offline'
Or
$('alert').innerHTML='<img ...>';
and set it with the status you need
 
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