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3:00 PM
yah but it was too late because somehow kerberos was messed up. I will need to reload the OS to fix the proubs.
hence the need to use the script again
 
Damn. Can't you boot into a live session and just copy the old fstab over?
 
I did that and fixed it
but the kerberos stuff was messed up so i need to reload it because the packages are not purging properly
 
@terdon hmm? what is the problem? there is a way to re-create fstab :=)
 
it looks like the new script is working
I will try it on one more VM before I remark it as the answer
 
@Rinzwind There is if the idiot who posted an answer with a syntax error at least made sure that his solution made a backup of the original before changing it :)
 
3:05 PM
naa you can use blckid and mtab to recreate fstab ;)
 
it is ok. I am going to reload the server anywey
 
@Rinzwind only if your system is currently running and you have everything mounted
 
I did fix fstab and got the serverr to boot
I used kali linux to remount the MD0 array anf manually fixed the fstab file
@terdon I remarked the answer on the question
 
@ElliotLabs Cool, thanks :)
 
yw!
one last VM to test
gotta reload it. it already has the fstab mod
 
3:12 PM
@ElliotLabs no you did not say that on askubuntu :+)
 
lol
 
@Rinzwind Say what?
 
kali is offtopic ;-)
Food BBL
 
k cya lol
snicker snicker
gotta go
cya
 
user58869
3:24 PM
@ElliotLabs bye
 
I just earned the "Yearling" badge! Let's party... <:-P
 
@Alex your avatar belongs to which game?
 
user58869
@AvinashRaj it's meant to represent a character mentioned in a game called star wars the old republic, but I'm not actually sure where the image comes from the game itself, probably a comic, fan art or something official. the character is called revan, here is a link with some details Revan
 
wow and thsnks for your info.
@RaduRădeanu i have some doubt about awk.
 
@AvinashRaj I have many :)
 
3:40 PM
don't lie.
you and terdon are experts in bash.
 
Let see your doubt and maybe I can help
 
yah
avinash@avinash-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Z500:~/Desktop$ cat ~/Desktop/fir
python3-problem-report:
Installed: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2
Candidate: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2aaa
Version table:
*** 2.12.5-0ubuntu2 0
500 http://ubuntu.inode.at/ubuntu/ saucy/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
python3-pyatspi:
Installed: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1aaa
Version table:
*** 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1 0
500 http://ubuntu.inode.at/ubuntu/ saucy/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
And my command to extract package names which have different versions in Installed and Candidate
awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2;next} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2;next} /Installed:/ { last=$0;next } END {if(var != var1) { print last;} }' ~/Desktop/fir
but it won't work.Any suggestions.
 
3:56 PM
I don't know if awk is the best choise in this case
you can start from:
grep -1 Installed ~/Desktop/fir | sed -r 's/(Installed: |Candidate: )//'
 
@AvinashRaj also, your next means that the line is skipped so the awk will not continue, so your 2nd /Installed:/ will never match.
@RaduRădeanu's approach is much better, but this does what you wanted it to do:
awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2; last=$0} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2} (/**/ && var != var2){print last} '
 
{var=$2;next} field no 2 will be stored in the variable var and next means, it moves to the next line. Is this wrong?
@terdon
avinash@avinash-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Z500:~/Desktop$ awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2; last=$0} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2} (/**/ && var != var2){print last}' ~/Desktop/fir
awk: line 1: regular expression compile failed (missing operand)
**
 
@AvinashRaj Strange, it ate my escapes when I pasted:
awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2; last=$0} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2} (/\*\*/ && var != var2){print last} '
Apparently, I need to escape the slash in the chat
 
avinash@avinash-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Z500:~/Desktop$ awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2; last=$0} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2} (/\*\*/ && var != var2){print last} ' ~/Desktop/fir
Installed: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2
Installed: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1
Installed: 1.3.0-1
 
4:17 PM
@AvinashRaj Yes, those are the different versions.
 
I want the pacakge name which has differnt versions in Installed and Candidate record.
python3-problem-report:
Installed: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2
Candidate: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2aaa
Version table:
*** 2.12.5-0ubuntu2 0
500 ubuntu.inode.at/ubuntu saucy/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
python3-pyatspi:
Installed: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1aaa
In this python3-problem-report: and python3-pyatspi: has differnet versions in their Installed and Candidate record. i want their names.
 
@AvinashRaj Oh, OK, your original version was not keeping the package name which is why I thought you wanted the versions
 
Dis somebody see my new avatar?
Guess who is that great person.
 
@AvinashRaj This will work but, really, use radu's much simpler than this approach
awk '{if($1~/Installed:/) {var=$2; last=$0} else if($1~/Candidate:/) {var1=$2} else if(/**/ && var != var2){print pack} else if(/^[^ ]*:/){pack=$1}} '
 
i love to learn hard things
avinash@avinash-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Z500:~$ awk '{if($1~/Installed:/) {var=$2; last=$0} else if($1~/Candidate:/) {var1=$2} else if(/**/ && var != var2){print pack} else if(/^[^ ]*:/){pack=$1}}' ~/Desktop/fir
awk: line 1: regular expression compile failed (missing operand)
**
 
4:30 PM
@AvinashRaj I got this workink using a lot of seds
 
wow
 
grep -1 Installed 1 | sed -r 's/(:|Installed: |Candidate: )//' | uniq -u | tac | sed '/--/I,+1 d' | sed '$d' | sed -n 1~2p
:))
 
@AvinashRaj Yes, as I said before, you need to escape the *, the chat eats my escapes when I paste it. You need /\*\*/
 
where i have to give the file name?
At the end?
 
@AvinashRaj There is hard and there is needlessly hard. Don't try to do everything with awk, it is only good for certain things. Look how much simpler @RaduRădeanu'sw solution is.
@AvinashRaj Yes
 
4:33 PM
where i have to give the file name?
 
sorry, a small mistake:
grep -1 Installed ~/Desktop/fir | sed -r 's/(:|Installed: |Candidate: )//' | uniq -u | tac | sed '/--/I,+1 d' | tac | sed '$d' | sed -n 1~2p
 
where i have to give the file name?
 
@AvinashRaj At the end, awk 'blah blah' filename
 
avinash@avinash-Lenovo-IdeaPad-Z500:~$ grep -1 Installed 1 | sed -r 's/(:|Installed: |Candidate: )//' | uniq -u | tac | sed '/--/I,+1 d' | tac | sed '$d' | sed -n 1~2p ~/Desktop/fir
grep: 1: No such file or directory
python3-problem-report:
Candidate: 2.12.5-0ubuntu2aaa
*** 2.12.5-0ubuntu2 0
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
Installed: 2.10.0+dfsg-0ubuntu1
Version table:
500 http://ubuntu.inode.at/ubuntu/ saucy/main amd64 Packages
python3-six:
Candidate: 1.3.0-1a
*** 1.3.0-1 0
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
 
@AvinashRaj Do try and debug it yourself. Come on. What's the error message?
 
4:39 PM
@terdon Just finished testing on the last VM it works great!
 
@ElliotLabs Cool :)
 
@terdon Thanks for all of your help!
 
terdon please post the solution and then i will learn from that.
@terdon @RaduRădeanu Thanks for your hard work.
 
@AvinashRaj Look at what you posted. What is the error you get?
@ElliotLabs You're welcome and sorry again about the original cock up
 
grep -1 Installed | sed -r 's/(:|Installed: |Candidate: )//' | uniq -u | tac | sed '/--/I,+1 d' | tac | sed '$d' | sed -n 1~2p ~/Desktop/fire
is this a corretc one?
 
4:43 PM
@AvinashRaj nope
What error are you getting?
 
@terdon Lol it happens I don't hold anybody responsible except myself for using something that I can't understand. But it now works and it works great! Iw ill use the new version of the thing that I can't understand...
 
That should tell you what the problem is.
 
@AvinashRaj grep -1 Installed ~/Desktop/fir ....
 
What is his proub?
 
@ElliotLabs Glad you're not keeping a grudge :). Nah, it just annoys me, I should have known better.
 
4:44 PM
@terdon lol it is fine
 
@RaduRădeanu Dammit, you broke my Socratic teaching approach :) I wanted @AvinashRaj to see the "no such file or directory" error
 
sorry
 
@AvinashRaj yes, the file should be at the first grep. When you asked me before, I thought you were asking about the awk.
@RaduRădeanu :) just kidding
 
THANKS!
 
works :-)
 
4:45 PM
OOPS WRONG CHAT BOX. Blasted cpas-lock
 
Thanks @RaduRădeanu and @terdon
 
I just earned the "Yearling" badge on AU and MAU! I go to celebrate for this... <:-P
 
Good Job!!!!! Woot Wooot Woot!
@RaduRădeanu
go and get a cake!
happy birthday!
 
The cake is a lie. Always.
 
assuming that yearling means that you have been here for a year....
@hbdgaf ?
 
4:52 PM
"the cake is a lie. Roughly translates to "your promised reward is merely a fictitious motivator". Popularized by the game "Portal" - meme
 
And finally the command to get the list of packages which needs an update.
dpkg --get-selections | xargs apt-cache policy {} | grep -1 Installed | sed -r 's/(:|Installed: |Candidate: )//' | uniq -u | tac | sed '/--/I,+1 d' | tac | sed '$d' | sed -n 1~2p
@terdon @RaduRădeanu ^^
It would be an answer for askubuntu.com/questions/99834/… question. Credit goes to Radu and terdon.
 
@hbdgaf can you get me the meme?
 
you could google for it
 
I'm going to leave. Bye :-)
BBT :-)
 
@AvinashRaj cya
@hbdgaf what do I google?
 
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Q: Different sites on different interfaces using link aggregation

Amit TomarI read about Ubuntu Bonding and how it allows to bond multiple connections to get several advantages. My requirements is this : I want two different interfaces at a time (A wifi and other Ethernet) Either I should be able to route all the traffic from Chrome to Wifi and from Firefox to Etherne...

 
@hbdgaf lol funny google fake search. Where do you get that?
@hbdgaf I found the meme stuff
 
Happy Star Trek First Contact day.
2
lol.
 
@Seth I didn't realize it was Star Trek First Contact day...
@Seth Lol
 
@AvinashRaj Remember the -I {} for xargs
 
5:03 PM
Just saw it on the news.
 
@Seth Oh, OK
 
Kinda cool and kinda silly if you ask me.
 
@Seth Yah
@Seth @terdon @hbdgaf How do you guies get som much points for your profile?
 
Oh, got yourself 6k already @terdon? fun :D
 
@ElliotLabs Healthy eating and lots of exercise.
 
5:06 PM
@ElliotLabs One answer at a time...
 
@Seth Yay :)
 
lol
it a TON
of points
 
You climb a mountain one step at a time. The bonus is, after you answer a significant number that aren't version locked... it's a rep factory that just generates points without answering anything else because your answers are still useful.
 
@hbdgaf Version locked?
 
How do I get software XYZ working on some Ubuntu version vs How do I block ICMP with iptables. One is only useful for a short period of time. The other one stays useful.
 
5:11 PM
oh i see
thanks I gotta go
thanks!
 
5:22 PM
o/ @Mateo - I started playing Morrowind again a little. Thinking about seeing if save files are round trip compatible between openMW and Morrowind in wine.
 
@hbdgaf that would be amazing, if they are just using the resources - in theory it should work
 
Devising a new save pattern would be more complicated than taking the old one apart I should think.
 
yeah, I remember when I could play original playstation games on the psp - and swap saves between them... then they started "updating" the psp
 
Well, openMW is still a little new and I have Tribunal and Bloodmoon installed... so I don't really expect it to work. Would be awesome though.
One of my friends is more than a little upset his 12.04 install failed a PCI compliance scan. Is openssh 6.6 in a ppa for Precise anywhere?
 
5:42 PM
For the people that play Morrowind:
OpenMW is an game engine based on that of Morrowind, an RPG game from 2002. Although its still in Alpha, it works. It and its editor(OpenCS) has been written completely from scratch. Do you like Morrowind? then you are gonna love OpenMW
 
Yeah, that's what got us on the topic of morrowind in fact. This conversation started yesterday.
 
Really?
 
@blade19899 ;)
 
I haven't been here in a while
I just wrote that
Amma put that on AU two
 
17 hours ago, by hbdgaf
If anyone is watching openMW they were nominated this month for game of the month project. vote if you care ;) http://www.linuxgameawards.org/game/openmw
 
5:44 PM
your going to make me dig out my old computer to find my save files :)
 
Ah
Yeah just saw that today, then thaught to write about it on me website, instead studyin for yet another exam
 
I'm done with exams. I just study to learn things now.
I've long said schools should just do that from the start. Have core tracks and competencies and let students pursue what they find interesting/fun, so we get people that are horribly good at any given thing and get placed in what they're good at doing instead of forcing a curriculum on them and making a bunch of well rounded meat-blocks to compete for the same jobs...
 
@JorgeCastro: When you're around, I think the MySQL charm is broken. I wrote about it on Discourse (under the Digital Ocean thread).
 
 
@NathanOsman I noticed you mentioning that. It's a shame something so critical is broken. Is there a reason you prefer mysql to postgres?
 
5:53 PM
there is my old computer ;)
 
@Mateo It's still pretty.
 
3.2 p4 with a ATI AIW 9800 pro, best you could get at the time
 
It's similar to my old rig except I had this: newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814129141
 
ah, this one was before pci express
the board is a asus p4p800
 
My mainboard was chosen based on being made by ASUS or MSI, max processor, AMD video, max ram possible, and being in the daily deals on newegg. I don't remember what board it was, but it was a steal at $350 for board, case, RAM, HD, and PSU. Add on another $50 for a second PSU and another $300 for the video card and voila. Budget beast rig.
I bought two of the daily deal and sold the second one at enough markup to pay for the enhancements to my own.
 
6:03 PM
I can't for the life of me get the VB guest additions to install on my Trusty VM.
 
Check @Fossfreedom's blog. He blogged about getting it working.
IIRC he had to install a specific version of gcc or something.
 
fossfreedom has a blog? News to me.
Oh indeed he does.
 
Thanks!
 
np. we were talking about it the other day. i just tend to remember things.
 
6:08 PM
And am done:
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Q: How do i install OpenMW

blade19899OpenMW seems like a great game, and which reboots a classic, but What is it exactly, and how do I Install it.

 
@blade19899 have some votes...
you might want to add how to rip the assets out of a wine install of morrowind.
 
@blade19899 yeah how to transfer save games ;)
 
@Mateo that too
I'ld do assets first though. It's a bit useless to install an engine if you don't know how to move the game assets around. Then it runs. For people that have savegames, it would be doubly nice not to start over.
/me needs to start making project blog pages on github.io
 
@hbdgaf: I prefer PostgreSQL.
It's just that I think the WordPress charm only works with MySQL.
 
Oh. Another reason not to use wordpress ;)
 
6:32 PM
I was never a huge WordPress fan.
Okay, maybe a long time ago I was...
...back in my PHP-loving days.
 
@terdon or use backticks awk '$1~/Installed:/ {var=$2; last=$0} $1~/Candidate:/ {var1=$2} (/\*\*/ && var != var2){print last} '
 
@hbdgaf There isn't a VB version for Trusty, so I'm stuck. The Saucy version wants a 3.11 kernel.
 
in Tavern on the Meta on Meta Stack Overflow Chat, 29 mins ago, by Louis
Maybe we should have a badge for people who post questions that manage to hit 5 different close reasons. Being bad in a way that makes it so that the voters can't agree on what is the worst in the question is kind of an achievement.
wow
 
lol
someone does not understand the meaning of badges
badges need to be about showing how well someone is using a site as it is to encourage good behaviour
 
6:55 PM
Can we have a Bitcoin-miner Juju charm? :P
 
@fossfreedom How did you install VirtualBox 4.3.10 on Trusty? It won't install on my machine because it wants the 3.11 kernel headers.
 
@Seth USC has 4.3.6
 
Yeah but I need the latest.
 
PostgreSQL charm fails to install as well.
INFO install ImportError: No module named yaml
 
7:14 PM
@Seth ubuntu is not about bleeding edge >:-DDDD
 
@hbdgaf I had it installed ages ago. But, didn't do nothing special with OpenWM to get it working. Am assuming it automatically searches for it.
Hey who edit it out my features section?
Braiam.
Ow well
 
Today I received the message of death:
> The following packages have been kept back:...
 
@Lucio I break my packages once a week. I always manage to fix them.
 
I prefer to wait 1 week.
 
@Lucio don't worry about that
 
7:20 PM
> sudo apt-get -y autoremove
> sudo apt-get -y clean
> sudo apt-get -y autoclean
> sudo apt-get -y check
> sudo dpkg --configure -a
> sudo apt-get -f install
And your done.
 
@blade19899 if you do clean you don't need autoclean and check doesn't need -y since it doesn't ask anything
 
Thanks guys, but I don't want to solve it.
 
7:59 PM
I think that I broke this game
does it work for someone?
Oh, is working again :)
Oh, is broken again :(
 
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Q: How to uninstall xFreeRDP v1.2.0-beta1

oshirowanenI installed a new version of xFreeRDP (because new options are not available from the version in the default repositories) using the instructions here: https://ifconfig.dk/freerdp/ I want to uninstall this, but I don't know how... Anyone know? If I do sudo aptitude search freerdp, it doesn'...

 
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Great!
@NathanOsman I'm not happy about this.
Pretty sure it is unbiased :P
What is a good phrase for a "I failed" moment?
 
8:18 PM
Why aren't you happy? I interpret the results this way: if Ubuntu is truly better than the others, why would anyone be looking forward to it? With the other choices, people are dissatisfied with the existing versions.
 
@Lucio D'oh!
 
@Lucio: there's always "facepalm"...
But that's usually for someone else.
 
Oh, right
This is my phrase:
I have tried to made improvements but [INSERT-FAILED-PHRASE]
...but failed. <-- Doesn't sounds like a big file
 
"Missed the mark?"
 
no, that sounds soft
 
8:21 PM
That suggests coming short of a standard.
 
Right. No standard here.
it is a message for people without formalities
 
"Completely flunked?"
"Totally botched it?"
 
haha that's what I was talking about
 
flunked, botched. I'd never hear about that! :D
@Braiam I can't
@NathanOsman what you think about "failed heavily"?
 
8:33 PM
Heavily isn't a word as far as I know.
 
:(
 
Maybe "incredibly"?
 
G-translate give me a nice translation
 
That suggests an almost unbelievable failure.
 
I like that
Failed ridiculously?
 
8:35 PM
Switch the words around and you might have something.
 
I don't know what an english may think about it :S
I'll go for incredibly
If you think that is right, then is the best I could use. :)
 
It sounds okay.
 
Thank you DR. NATHAN! :D
 
You're welcome.
 
@Rinzwind I know, but I need to run a trusty Vm and trusty broke VB 4.3.6 D:
 
8:46 PM
@Seth - I thought you meant as a guest not a host.
@blade19899 - well that figures. at least he wasn't editing your tags ;)
 
@hbdgaf I'm using a Trusty host and I need a Trusty guest too.
Why am I getting a ticker for an event in the LaTeX room?
 
dunno, I did too
 
@NathanOsman - heavily is certainly a word google.com/…
@Lucio Incredibly is a good way to put it. Failed to such a degree that it is incredible. So yeah, that.
 
nice
Now I like to fail :P
 
incredible is not a good thing necessarily. it just means beyond that which is to be believed.
 
8:52 PM
good to have in mind
 
is a kind of superlative
 
whew. Start menu isn't coming back, yet anyway.
Someone want to approve this tag synonym?
 
:O
I have permissions to suggest that tag!
:O
I did it, right?
 
9:07 PM
yep!
(I should be able to do this, but I haven't figured out how :S)
 
\o/
 
bbl, i just saw something disturbing if it's true.
 
good luck
 
9:52 PM
0
Q: Why Ubuntu and Windows show different amount of free space

ChenFor all my NTFS partitions, Ubuntu always shows 1~2GB more free space than Windows. What's the cause of this? Will some of my files be overwritten just because Ubuntu thinks there is more free space than there actually is?

 
I vote for Ubiquitous Unicorn as the name for 14.10 :P
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2 hours later…
11:30 PM
It's alive!
 
yay
 
here is the desktop I used to use:
so virtual desktops on left click, program menu on right, task menu on middle click, tray on ctrl click
 
This is quite interesting:
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Q: How can I store game metadata in a .png file?

PapavoikosSpore allows player-created creatures to be shared by exporting a .png file. That .png is a photo of the creature, but if it's imported into the game, the creature's information (such as textures, size, and shape) also come with it. How can I implement such a feature?

 
11:49 PM
@Seth err... dump the metadata in whatever format you like and append the png extension?
 
that's not real.
(not a real png that is)
 
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