Ask Ubuntu General Room

Mateo

00:57

anyone notice a strange amount of flash is squashed and purple questions?

Seth

01:27

@kalina Yes :(

kalina

:(;

Seth

However, I don't eat skittles that often anyway.

kalina

sour skittles are literally my favourite thing

Seth

@FEichinger You're right, this particular one doesn't look all that great.

JohnMerlino

01:58

Finally I got cursor themes working fully and properly in 12.04

j0h

+1 sour Skittles

JohnMerlino

after a 2 year struggle with me and 12.04

j0h

02:28

how does bash integrate history? like, what is the line of code that makes that work?

psusi

Since none of the haters have commented on why, could folks take a look and see if they see it, or upvote if they don't? askubuntu.com/a/63097/8500

FEichinger

I'm sorry, what?

psusi

people keep downvoting that answer without saying why... I don't see any reason why it isn't a good answer....

Braiam

@psusi head /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Seth

@j0h It is stored in ~/.bash_history

FEichinger

02:32

Storming in here, namecalling and demanding people vote on a post more than two years old doesn't get you any sympathy brownies.

Oli

@psusi Yeah the first comment explains why it's technically bad.

j0h

No, i mean the functionality

of history.

not the history of the commands

Seth

0

Q: Strange PHP behavior on a LAMP server

I have installed the last LAMP server version 13.10 this PHP script works fine: #?php phpinfo() ?# This doesn't: #?php echo 'test'; ?# Same file same directory same everything...... I am confused... Any idea?

j0h

gs has a shell, but no history functions.

Seth

@FEichinger --^

psusi

02:36

@Oli, yes, and I rebutted it

Seth

and people will vote how they want.

psusi

@Oli, it would be bad if it was meant to be permanent, but the OP specifically said it should only be temporary, so...

FEichinger

@Seth ... Hash ... Ugh ...

Braiam

@psusi yeah but even if OP says is temporary... the unbootable state is not if he do something wrong...

psusi

@Braiam, I said that was a false statement as well.. worst thing is you get the wrong default

FEichinger

02:39

@Seth What worries me is that the first works.

It should be the other way around, if I'm not missing something.

(Also, again: Hash, ugh. Look at the revision history and fix that, I'm not suggesting an edit over this.)

Oli

@FEichinger Yeah I've put the right-angle brackets back in.

j0h

<> instead of ## @seth

Braiam

@psusi no, worst thing is that he can't boot his system and that's pretty bad already

j0h

also, must name scripts *.php

FEichinger

@j0h See revision history. 'twas a parser circumvention.

@j0h And since the phpinfo() one works and the user says "same file", I assume that's already the case. (And also not actually required, but that gets into specifics about the interpreter.)

j0h

02:42

name of scripts?

FEichinger

But, I'm still stumped ... The first one should be broken, the second should work ...

j0h

yes, its not required.

but its a basci question

assuming basic setup

both work fine for me

FEichinger

I have a suspicion, but I'll need more details.

j0h

http://omh.umeche.maine.edu/t.php
omh.umeche.maine.edu/inf.php

FEichinger

Well, yeh, the interpreter compensates for some should-be syntax errors ...

psusi

02:46

@Braiam, what? no! he just wants to be able to reboot into windows...

FEichinger

Point is, whatever's causing these results isn't related to the code.

psusi

without having to pick it at the console since it's a remote server

j0h

would apache logs have the error?

FEichinger

03:03

@j0h If it's a server error, sure. But I doubt it is. And if it isn't, the log will just be a massive pile of not-helpful.

j0h

we only want the last line.

I guess I should have said tail

then again, Im also assuming the server isnt taking much traffic yet

Anyone know a recent free pdf on eps programming

?

Im reading one now from 1999. I thinks stuf may have changed

like support for multi dire arrays?

*dimensional

j0h

03:25

configure: error: A BLAS library was detected but found incompatible with your Fortran 77 compiler settings.

Nathan Osman

04:38

Greetings!

WHAT HAPPENED TO TWITTER?!11?!

Lucio

05:28

@NathanOsman yep, it just got mad

Nathan Osman

Wait a sec. and I'll show you something I saw on the way home today.

Lucio

Someone have said me "It is like W8". I cannot verify it but that is not a good comparation.

quickly please, I need to sleep! xD

Nathan Osman

plus.google.com/+NathanOsman/posts/QjQzPXGyt9v

Hopefully it displays for you.

Lucio

you and your G+...

Nathan Osman

I am having problems viewing it myself...

Lucio

05:30

nop, I need to download it I think

no, definitively you uploaded the wrong pic

Nathan Osman

I think it's just still processing the video.

Lucio

I know that is a lamborgini though

Nathan Osman

Because of the title, right?

Lucio

lol of course

LOL:

Sochi hotel room interior decor: http://t.co/REJznLGgAd So maybe the mayor wasn't lying. Maybe there really aren't any gay people in Sochi.

Tweeted by filmystic on February 5, 2014 at 11:55 PM

Nathan Osman

That place is a mess.

Lucio

05:34

What happened to the file?

Nathan Osman

I deleted the post and I'll try uploading the video again.

Lucio

okydogy

Nathan Osman

iTunes on Windows is a 142 MB installer now?

Lucio

I don't have any iThing :(

And never did in my whole life.

Nathan Osman

Lucio

05:41

lol

That guy is a mess. Or at least his hair

@NathanOsman do I go to sleep or wait you?

Nathan Osman

One more second...

Lucio

okay dogy..

Nathan Osman

plus.google.com/109692134350783862945/posts/GSBQQ1TKh48

Try that.

Lucio

worst

Nathan Osman

:(

Google doesn't like me today.

Lucio

05:44

That Lamborghini is evil.

Nathan Osman

It says "video processing..." when I try to view it.

Thanks for trying.

Maybe it will be done when you get up tomorrow.

Lucio

@NathanOsman same here

but in Spanish, so its not your fault

@NathanOsman Hopefully. That would be nice :D

have a good night

Nathan Osman

At least they have WiFi in Sochi... sorta...

Journeyman Geek

06:05

Your hotel may have it. If you have a hotel room ;p

Avinash Raj

06:47

its so difficult to get jobs nowadays

Nathan Osman

07:12

Network woes:

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Q: Why am I only getting 100 Mbps from my home network?

I have an external hard drive (a WD 2TB My Book Live) connected to a router (a D-Link DIR-615 running DD-WRT) via ethernet cable. I also have a desktop with a "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller" connected to the same router via an ethernet cable. Whenever I transfer files across the network, sp...

dd-wrt gigabit-ethernet

Journeyman Geek

@NathanOsman: could be the cables

kalina

08:13

morning

kalina

08:44

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Q: Adding "all capitals in the question title" to the quality filter

So, the guys over in Charcoal HQ have been working on a Smoke Detector that detects potential spam so it can be flagged quicker. One thing that has been noticed is the number of posts that get raised with an all-caps title. Here are some examples of things that have come through so far today - ...

feature-request quality-filter

Rinzwind

09:45

@NathanOsman GET A BETTER ROUTER!

Device Interface

4 10/100 LAN Ports
1 10/100 WAN Port

:+

karel

10:00

@kalina I have been removing the loud all caps for some time and I have noticed an additional pattern in the loud noise. People who use all caps are frequently people who are uncertain about their English, and they are using the all caps to peacefully autoflag the post so that an editor will correct the grammatical errors. Shouting, on the other hand, I have come to associate with rudeness.

user2245679

I installed Lubuntu 13.10, and Xubuntu 13.10 in my Lenovo S110 mini. While Ubuntu 12.04 gives perfect access to my institute wi-fi, in the 13.10 variants I wasn't successful in connecting. Is it a problem with 13.10?

karel

@user2245679 I would suggest that you look at the answer to the question: No wifi connection on Ubuntu 13.10 by chili555 who is an expert at solving wifi problems. That question is also about a Lenovo laptop.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: Installing a printer without a ppd file

I am trying to set up a computer linux to be able to print from my printer: Brother DCP 7030. But (twist!) for security reasons this computer should never go online. So any software I need to install will need to be downloaded with another machine, put in a usb stick, and copied onto the linux ma...

ubuntu printing ppd

kalina

10:23

@karel I'd say that's an accidental by product rather than an intentional thing

karel

@kalina It's hard to tell, it's such a personal issue.

Journeyman Geek

@karel I'm pretty sure they don't think that far ahead.

Also, checking and autofixing SaLADcAse would be nice.

kalina

This is not actually a dupe, if anybody has enough MSO rep to cast reopen votes

(you can read the comments for Tim Post clearly stating it's not a dupe if you don't believe me)

jokerdino

10:38

flag it? I don't have enough rep anywhere.

kalina

oh god, you're all terrible

you'd think you'd take more of an active role on the site responsible for running the network

not just you either!

I hang out with nobody that is both active and has MSO rep.

4

jokerdino

Thank you. :'(

:'S

kalina

NOBODY

I still love you though, don't worry

jokerdino

Oh :)

Avinash Raj

11:00

@jokerdino warn her askubuntu.com/a/417197/202806

and delete the post

kalina

@AvinashRaj you can just flag it you know

Avinash Raj

@kalina yes I know, but a mod can throw it out immediately

kalina

interesting, that message just said oli pinged me

jokerdino

Oli edited through to throw

Because he apparently threw someone out

Avinash Raj

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Q: Loyal ubuntu member

I have been using Ubuntu sense Ubuntu 6 .I was a helping member of the first Ubuntu. com . I have been a member here sense day one and now i have to get 50 points before i can reply to help some one .What,s the go ?

ubuntu-membership

kalina

11:09

@AvinashRaj I sense this user has been using ubuntu sense ubuntu 6

Oli

PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWERS!
Itty-bitty living space.

Avinash Raj

sense or since

kalina

@jokerdino awesome, one more accepted flag for me then

DID YOU KNOW

that in five days I officially become a fanatical user of AU

FEichinger

@kalina Oh, how great!

kalina

no

there are no errors

the errors are a lie

FEichinger

11:13

Errors? What errors?

kalina

all the errors

Ask Ubuntu Meta

-3

Q: Loyal ubuntu member

I have been using Ubuntu sense Ubuntu 6 .I was a helping member of the first Ubuntu. com . I have been a member here sense day one and now i have to get 50 points before i can reply to help some one .What,s the go ?

discussion

Journeyman Geek

ugh

I want to do some copyediting on that but I can't :/

kalina

11:29

why not?

Ask Ubuntu Meta

0

Q: How did a <3k user vote to close a question?

From this LQP review item: but the user 'Olli' has only 2,804 rep (at time of writing), how did he 'Close' it?

support reputation vote-to-close

FEichinger

@AskUbuntuMeta Because "Close" in LQP doesn't mean "Close".

Oli

@FEichinger No, in this case it was because somebody flagged it as a duplicate (which is different from voting to close as a duplicate)

FEichinger

@Oli Yes, because in LQP "Close" doesn't necessarily actually mean Close.

Oli

@FEichinger That's immaterial. The first flag wasn't from review.

Meh, it might be relevant here. I'd know for certain if trying to compare the timeline and flag history wasn't like watching Memento.

FEichinger

11:44

When a question ends up in /review/low-quality-posts, any reviewer can vote to close, or if they don't have any votes, flag to close. Both of these actions are considered "Close" by the system. Unlike /review/close-votes, where "Close" actually means Close, because only people with close votes can review them - and cast a close vote when doing so.

How the post got into /review/low-quality-posts in the first place is a different matter.

Avinash Raj

does peer pressure badge will be offered for 2nd time?

FEichinger

Nope, that's a one-timer.

Takkat

12:06

askubuntu.com/help/badges/138/informed: Awarded 2181 times <-- i.e. less than 1% of all users read the entire about page.

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Avinash Raj

@Takkat when i try to run backtrack on virtualbox it says "Failed to open the optical disk file /media/avinash/C68C57908C5779BF/softwares/os/BT5R3-GNOME-32.iso.
Could not get the storage format of the medium '/media/avinash/C68C57908C5779BF/softwares/os/BT5R3-GNOME-32.iso' (VERR_NOT_SUPPORTED)."

Braiam

@AvinashRaj your problem is simple... backtrack is 6 years old....

Takkat

@AvinashRaj is the .iso o.k.? I mean did you check MD5?

Braiam

use kali

Avinash Raj

@Braiam when i try to run kali it shows some error i will post it soon

Takkat

12:13

VBox can be so picky at times.

Avinash Raj

@Takkat i already used that iso file to install backtrack on my hdd

Takkat

Unlikely but they may use a bootloader not supported from the virtualbox BIOS.

@AvinashRaj what was your vbox setting in the OS section?

Braiam

mmm... anyone sees any problem? askubuntu.com/a/410233/169736

kalina

@Braiam yes

Braiam

?

Avinash Raj

12:18

@Takkat in general->basic->Name=Backtrack Type =linux version = ubuntu

kalina

@Braiam BTRFS is an acronym and should be capitalised in all instances

Takkat

@AvinashRaj try with simply "Linux" or "Other"... may need some playing around.

Oli

@Braiam Only that the line-spacing in <li> elements is rubbish on the site.

Braiam

@Oli I blame the quote thingy

Takkat

@AvinashRaj you may need to choose Linux 2.6 for older kernel.

Oli

12:22

It's just <li>s in general. They have a line-height of 16px vs 18.2px in the wild.

Avinash Raj

@Takkat i tried but the same error persists

Ask Ubuntu Meta

0

Q: Editing ubuntu official documentation page

I don't know why of maybe I am not rigorous enough in reading the page, but I can't edit the Ubuntu Wiki Official Documentation. I had login using UbuntuOne Account and Launchpad Account but still I can't edit the page. Let us take an example on this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mpic...

support review suggested-edits ubuntu-community community-wiki

Avinash Raj

IMT dupe

Takkat

@AvinashRaj no idea then... one of the many distros I never tried to install in VBox :/

Avinash Raj

@Takkat we have to install backtrack or kali on vbox to turn on over host wireless card into mon mode?

it doesn't work on live ah?

Takkat

12:36

so sorry, but wireless cards are one of the gadgets I always tried to keep my hands off too...

Nothing beats cables unless they are not broken.

Avinash Raj

@Takkat after i installed kali on vbox it shows i.imgur.com/Dnj4jsD.png

Takkat

@AvinashRaj very constructive error message... I bet you are the administrator to ask now ;)

Sometimes several reboots convince virtualbox to get the timing right...

No idea how to go to a command line in Kali - there you may see what went wrong in the log files.

Ask Ubuntu Meta

1

Q: Can the line-height in <li>s be a bit taller?

I was joking with somebody earlier about the line-spacing in their post. There's nothing wrong with the content, it's just hard to read. This is very easy to reproduce; just compare: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Dolores autem nemo iste quos esse obcaecati voluptat...

bug design css

Avinash Raj

how to reboot vbox.you mean closing and reopening

Takkat

Open a TTY to reboot or sudo shutdown -r now - if that does not work then yeah - just "poweroff", keep fingers crossed, and reboot (provided there are no important data in the VM)

Rinzwind

12:51

@AvinashRaj click the X >:-)

it will ask to save state or shutdown

Avinash Raj

save,send,power off

Braiam

power off...

Avinash Raj

@Braiam then restart it ah

Takkat

it's like unplugging from mains... potentially harmful to the filesystem (of the virtual disk only)

Avinash Raj

it shows the grub on startup and displays several log texts and atlast it displays like that

Takkat

12:58

may be some missing driver or anything else... try to disable all fancy stuff from the VM settings, try again, then enable them step by step again.

(or read the logs)

Avinash Raj

13:11

by default or after the fresh ubuntu installation,does prntsc button take the screenshot

Rinzwind

13:32

0

Q: Cant upgrade to 13.04

I have Ubuntu installed an extensions 13.10 several times and according to the instructions but it does not work! Right from the start I get message in MS-DOS: Cernel in panic, can' t sink etc. Whats the problem? My System is quit modern and that should be not a problem. I can' t understand why...

13.04

:)

Rinzwind

13:51

OK to all: I am probably gone until monday if I do not have internet in France at the ski resort. if I do not show up next monday or before thatconsider me dead :=)

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Braiam

@Rinzwind :(

Rinzwind

I hate ski-ing @Braiam :=)

Oli

@Rinzwind I call dibs on your rep.

Rinzwind

I only go cuz I get tomorrow off!

@Oli noted!!! Luis challenged me to a race by the way. 1st one to catch you wins >:D

free drink + food. No work tomorrow. 8 hour drive (yuck)

kalina

@Rinzwind give me your account details before you leave, so I can request an account merge in the event you die

Oli

13:57

@kalina But dibs...

kalina

no

I called shotgun before you dibs'd

I just didn't type it in chat

Rinzwind

Oli called dibs so he is 1st :=)

kalina

@Rinzwind oli gains nothing! I get close votes! Think about the future of the site!

Oli

Well you should think about that the next time you're considering not dibsing something first :)

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Rinzwind

OLI!

is this an official supprted version? help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxSecureRemix

"Linux Secure Remix " ?

Oli

14:00

@Rinzwind I don't think so, no

Rinzwind

cool

put a lock on this one then:

0

Q: ABOUT LINUX SECURE - REMIX

*i found on the official page of ubuntu ( www.ubuntu.com ) it suggests to download the more advanced of ubuntu " LINUX SECURE REMIX " for dual boot running ubuntu alongside windows.......my question is that how far this site " http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-secure/postdownload?source=dl...

dual-boot

and I am gone!

Oli

@Rinzwind Gone gone? Your comment should be an answer

kalina

14:17

give me things to flag

I need marshall on this site

I DEMAND THINGS TO FLAG

jokerdino

Sssh. Don't wake up our spammer

kalina

since I only currently have ~20 flags max at the moment, you guys don't mind if I find obsolete comments and flag them for deletion, do you?

jokerdino

If you do more than 5, I would be furious.

kalina

Not actually sure if you're serious

I would prefer a very specific answer on this, I've caused/been in a lot of trouble for raising 100 flags a day on Arqade recently

jokerdino

Yeah, don't flood the queue with comment flags. It's already quite brimming.

kalina

14:27

ok

if it's already brimming, maybe you could go do some flags :D

(that was a joke)

jokerdino

I'll knock it down to single digits

kalina

I'm not all that bothered, it's just easier for me to find obsolete comments than NAA without access to the 10k tools

but I know comments are deemed the worthless activity

jokerdino

There are still tons of NAA out there.

There should be a query on Data.SE somewhere.

Braiam

14:50

now, back to business

kalina

kalina had 348 edit suggestions approved, and 24 edit suggestions rejected

152 to go for copy editor

FEichinger

@kalina Crazy girl.

kalina

and then there's no point in making more edits

because I don't get rep for them

and they still have to go through the queue

still, I know what I'm spending my Friday night doing!

100 edits before midnight, 52 edits after midnight

such a life

Braiam

@FEichinger I might give her salt as reward

and... what in the world happened to my fonts?

FEichinger

@Braiam ... Did you just call her a horse?

kalina

14:55

yes he did

FEichinger

grabs fire-proof shield

jokerdino

Ponies aren't horse, Braiam.

Journeyman Geek

they're concealable horses

Braiam

> Ponies are taxonomically the same animals as horses.

INTERNETS WINS!

jokerdino

Woah

That's a revelation

Braiam

15:51

> 2 hours ago, by Tim Post
Ubuntu is the preferred operating system of those enduring puberty, obviously.

jokerdino

ouch

I take serious offense

oh wait. I am on Fedora.

I forgot that.

j0h

16:10

hey guys, I was updating a server via the command line last night.
now i am off site, and I am not sure where the update is in progress.
I see a root user, so I am guessing the update is still in progress...

probably its asking if i want to upgrade apache or something

how can I login to the session where that process is running?

my website is down...

apache service restart. configtest fails?

maybe i should reboot?

karthick87

Hi @jrg

RolandiXor

Hi guys

I have a bit of an issue...

My system is using VESA!

And I am on open source drivers.

I can't seem to find any indication of the cause :(

Braiam

first thing firsts, dmesg and Xorg.0.log

and maybe sudo lspci -nnk | grep -A 5 VGA

RolandiXor

kk 1 sec

pastebin.com/kcFKdF4U

↑ Xorg.0.log

BTW I'm on 14.04

pastebin.com/VqzjRBpE

Braiam

O.O dpkg -l "*xorg*" | grep ii?

RolandiXor

16:22

↑ sudo lspci -nnk | grep -A 5 VGA

pastebin.com/4azdEj5a

↑ dpkg -l "xorg" | grep ii

Braiam

I see a potential problem here [ 38.477] (II) [KMS] drm report modesetting isn't supported.

@RolandiXor dmesg?

RolandiXor

I looked that up, but turning off modesetting didn't help

pasting that shortly

pastebin.com/Bg2pd4P1

↑ dmesg

Braiam

do you have any xorg.conf file?

fossfreedom

kernel 3.13? what version of ubuntu are you running?

RolandiXor

I had forced the system to shut down last night after I went to hibernate and then realized that it would need to reboot instead, but since then I've rebooted about 3 or four times.

@Braiam nope.

@fossfreedom 14.04

fossfreedom

16:30

there was a bunch of xorg stuff last night

maybe a buggette or two?

think a new kernel update as well - have you tried booting with an earlier kernel?

RolandiXor

@fossfreedom I don't have an earlier kernel on the system :(

Braiam

@RolandiXor modprobe radeon doesn't do anything? (your card has no kernel module to speak of)

RolandiXor

It just so happens I removed the earlier kernel last night

@Braiam I just loaded it

let me try restarting lightdm

brb

Avinash Raj

@karthick87 why u not here for several months?

Braiam

reads tomorrow news: someone died due a tragic incident when his system blow up, due loading some module for the graphic card

3

karthick87

16:37

went honk kong reg a project @AvinashRaj

RolandiXor

This is insane

I loaded the radeon driver, but it made no difference

I forgot to mention,

When I try to boot this kernel normally, it won't do anything unless modesetting is disabled

I had to boot using recovery mode

or boot with modesetting disabled

Braiam

I presume sudo lspci -nnk | grep -A 5 VGA now returns Kernel driver in use: radeon

RolandiXor

and this is what I get from glxinfo: server glx vendor string: SGI

01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] RV620/M82 [Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470] [1002:95c4]
Subsystem: Toshiba America Info Systems Device [1179:ff50]
01:00.1 Audio device [0403]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] RV620 HDMI Audio [Radeon HD 3400 Series] [1002:aa28]
Subsystem: Toshiba America Info Systems Device [1179:aa28]
Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel
02:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection [8086:4222] (rev 02)

Nope

Any ideas?

I think I should do a disk check...

I am at a loss for ideas

@Braiam ?

bbl - gonna do a disk check

Braiam

mm... still

what did the dmesg return?

RolandiXor

16:54

It's all the same... no dice

I think I may need to find an older kernel

It was working until I upgraded my kernel and X

A bit of a piss off though... how long must I wait till they update the repos again?

Braiam

tail -n 40 /var/log/dpkg.log?

RolandiXor

The repos should be updated with everything required for a particular package at the same time not just with random packages at differing points

Braiam

if I'm not mistaken they target debian testing...

RolandiXor

@Braiam no file

@Braiam yes, but that isn't what I mean

I mean, if for example, upgrading X will break the kernel, don't put the damned thing in the repos

until the kernel is ready

Braiam

are you aware that 14.04 is alpha/beta?

RolandiXor

16:57

Who is to say that people will not be upgrading their system at the time someone uploads a package that will break other things

@Braiam YES

I am dealing with a principle

Isn't that obvious?

jokerdino

did you dist-upgrade? That usually causes weird things

RolandiXor

@jokerdino no

I used Synaptic

and I don't have proposed enabled IIRC

bbl - afk

Braiam

> I tend to notice that as the time goes and technologies increase, people tend to be lazy and stop to think by themselves "if it does not work then the tool is broken, not me." source

I hate that...

jokerdino

heh wow

Seth

oh hey @RolandiXor

Avinash Raj

17:05

is this askubuntu.com/questions/417327/… off-topic

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: segfault while mounting folder throug sshfs

Kindly ask you to help me, I'm trying to mount sftp folder to amazon EC2 instance and am getting kind of weird error. $ sshfs -o [email protected]:/uploads /home/user/dirs/uploads Segmentation fault (core dumped) In syslog I see only the following message: Feb 6 16:58:14 localhost kerne...

ubuntu sshfs fuse segmentation-fault

Avinash Raj

is that timpost askubuntu.com/a/417345/202806

jokerdino

probably not

@AvinashRaj it's an imposter

Avinash Raj

BBT fnds :) :-)

Ask Ubuntu Meta

17:30

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Q: How should shopping recommendations be flagged?

See title, essentially. Currently there isn't an explicit option on the flag menu to flag as "Off-topic -> Shopping recommendation", despite it being listed as an off-topic category in the Help Centre. What would be the correct way of flagging such posts? Is it simply a case of "this is not abo...

discussion flagging

Braiam

17:44

@AskUbuntuMeta VTC askubuntu.com/q/416805/169736

RolandiXor

18:29

@Seth hi

@Braiam btw I spent more than two hours or so trying to find the error before I came here

I did check Xorg.0.log...

I hadn't checked dmesg, but big deal it was still useless.

I didn't need to check my hardware, I know what it is.

So, no I wasn't seeking fast help.

I'm installing some old kernels from my apt cache, maybe that will help :)

Braiam

@RolandiXor err... you think that the quote is about you? nope, someone just answered one of my Q's in cogpsi.se and I actually hate when that happens

RolandiXor

:D

brb

rebooting

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