@aking1012 I see htop.

yessir

Sweet.

Interestingly enough, my setup is now about the same. Its just got two separate CPUs and two separate HDDs.

running it through synergy?

I'm looking into that tonight, i just got my other primary machine back from the shop last night.

it def seems interesting, but no shared clipboard and no drag-and-drop makes me stay away

Really? Ew.

I think I might stay away then.

But I'll give it a go, it's still worth a shot

it's popular with some navy guys i know, and for cross-OS support it's unmatched

Cool.

you know any gimp ninjas?

nope, and i'm not one. not by a long shot

thought i'ld ask

Indeed, nothing wrong with asking.

i haven't seen it, but it sounds like permissions to me

Yeah, permissions is what my gut says

running it as su

@wisemonkey if you're still on about kolab, you could put in a packaging request...or talk to somebody that is trying to get their name out with several ppas

just ask for it, that's way better than waiting until someone gets irritated enough to shove it in a deb and say 'it works for me'

hehe

yea i can do that

but I think there is deb for kolabd already out there

but its not complete solution :-/

in what way? should it be filed as a bug?

ohh no so if u install kolab with openpkg, u get spamassassin, clamavsd and all supporting services in same package

while with kolabd.deb its only kolabd service

I will need to search what all services I need

horde

that's both the beauty and the pain of debian packaging...i'm more a fan of monolithic packaging and saying, if you don't like it build your own

Indeed. And that is why I routinely curse debian packaging. :p

amavisd, apache, clamav, imapd, kolab, openldap, openpkg, postfix, proftpd, sasl, spamassassin -- these r services

need to look list of packages like horde and etc

@jrg an avenue exists for pseudo-packages, but i'm too lazy to really dig in to this one while in my current situation

@aking1012 Oh, you mean like adobe-flash style packages?

lol frankly I don't much care about packaging if it just works :-/

i'm going to sit out the adobe part...all or nothing is fine with me though

Nope, synergy won't work.

it uh, decided not to play nice with my dns, so I don't like it. scowl

synergy was a good idea...it's just a really complex problem. i don't blame them per-say, i just think it could be implemented better

Yeah, it's a complicated problem. It's just that for me, a deal breaker is not playing nice with the internal house DNS.

it should def query local resolv or whatever to get info, i agree

does anyone think i missed something? askubuntu.com/questions/127210/thinkorswim-crash-in-12-04/…

AU is turning in to a tier 1 bug tracker/resolution framework <-- just my opinion

I have a system to recovery... I am feeling so lazy

P.S. @jrg pictures are on G+

Dang that THWACK is loud.

@RolandTaylor SO. CUTE.

anyone have any idea if a 0.x-1 package on launchpad ppa will be replaced with a later 0.x-1 package if it was submitted later? just trying to understand ppa package management

i know locally with dpkg -i it does

on centOS it was firewall blocking everything

ARRGHHHHHH

feel sooooooooooooooo stupid right now

@wisemonkey gotta love security. :)

@wisemonkey well then george had it right...

u bet :-/

i'm of the opinion you shouldn't need firewalls on end stations, you should disable services...maybe it's just me

yea better solution cause I never open ports on computers unless those r forwarded

but I don't understand security much myself

Well, for desktops its different. I enable firewalls for desktops/laptops because I tend to have a lot of services running just for my local machine, and I don't want people getting at them outside of that.

then they should run on 127.0.0.1 which is not routable at all

Can't do that, mainly because I'm too lazy to modify my homegrown stuff like that. :P

@aking1012 you can't have the same version number reused in a PPA, even if you delete the original 0.x-1

I feel like I should learn network security bit more but it will have to wait 1-2 years have other stuff to take care of :-/

@ajmitch that's what i needed to know, thx

@wisemonkey What you could do is pick up a copy of O'Reilly Media's IPTables 101, and read through that in a weekend. They teach a lot of related stuff in there iirc.

@ajmitch how does the regular repo do it? i've seen updates from -1 to -1 or whatever

@jrg just over a weekend?

sounds good for a project for next weekend -- this one is almost over :P

anyways brb guys gonna be testing this thing now so network will be switched on and off

@wisemonkey It's a small book. If you already have a solid understanding of just basic networking, then you should be able to slog through most of it in a weekend.

@jrg +1 to all oreilly cookbooks

you don't even WANT to see how huge my oreilly collection is - like it won't fit on an ISO

I wish I had enough time to read all their stuff. :(

@aking1012 - Safari makes that irrelivant :P

Dang, I'm not upgrading my VM anytime soon... it keeps freezing

@jrg thanks will try -- o'reilly iptables 101 -- now I'll remember

@wisemonkey It's something like that - it might be the pocket book, i don't remember the exact title.

and i unfortunately don't have it next to me

@wisemonkey it is puzzling that you got no route to host instead of connection refused

yup I got the idea

and @aking1012 even I thought with firewall I should get refusal

but got no connection instead

i guess the centos fw has something weird in there. if it got the address through dhcp the router should know about it, and you shouldn't get no route

@jrg :D

@RolandTaylor How goes being an uncle?

e-pigeonpost.com/client/imp/login.php

:D

it's swaggerous :D

ohh hey @RolandTaylor congrats for being uncle

@wisemonkey cool at least it's working

@wisemonkey same

@wisemonkey ty :D

yey though couldn't add user yet webadmin giving me some invalid syntax error :-/

Ew webmin. :p

webmin - gag

yea now gotta look into ldap troubleshooting :-/

i'm so happy marco said "foo on existing management tools"

i'm in agreement with him - they are complete vomit

Hey guys, sorry to interrupt,

I have a system that went down today after freezing and locking up completely

@RolandTaylor never apologize if you've got a good question.

I ended up killing it

but... now, it boots to busybox

ouch

What should I do to recover?

type exit

oh?

and 9 times out of 10, it will boot to grub

and then you can go from there

i've only seen busybox arrived at when it couldn't find a luks volume

hmm it shows grub first

I will start it now and try a thing

check your luks config, if you have one

trying to install a printer on windows is an exercise in frustration

why can't it be simple like linux?

@ajmitch it's also a stupid move :)

@RolandTaylor but necessary

lol I was teasing ;)

we don't always have choices what we implement. sometimes we have to implement a pile of

maybe it's because I'm using windows in a VM, but you'd think it'd be able to find a driver for a printer on the network :)

...windows

ubuntu can, why can't windows 7? :)

Oh that has never worked for me from windows

it's a bit fickle that way

@jrg I was wrong - it's initramfs that it boots to

then it if I type exit it panics :D

@ajmitch i've never, ever installed a printer without a driver disk or printmig

@RolandTaylor i've seen that from incorrect kernel params, but that's about it

I'm going to make a bootup drive and give it a disk check

P.S. The decision to go non-pae by default was a bad move.

@RolandTaylor why is it bad?

done :D yey now I've my own mail server

need to look for starting VMs on boot in case host is rebooted

Back guys. Using 32 bit ubuntu now

running sweet

and the most important part, it detected all cpus and memory see here ^^

told ya it works out of the box :)

@wisemonkey VBoxManage something is what you want for that in an rc file

ok now hereby I commence search for that :)

though kinda bored now

@wisemonkey thanks buddy. I was really in a hurry

yay, i found a free icon i can use royalty free :)

what about the webpage iconfinder?

these are just skeksi findicons.com/icon/70759/lock?id=366480#

@LuisAlvarado np at all :D @aking1012 gotta love the royalty free stuff :)

@LuisAlvarado would have been nice to know about that one a couple hours ago though, so ty

@ajmitch I have a Pentium M system, runs just fine - except I must use a custom iso for it

my brother has a similar system - fortunately he decided it's best to upgrade over the net

There are many others I sure who will run into the problem that the system won't boot unless they use a custom solution or upgrade from 11.10

@RolandTaylor you're probably right, but until i have a house full of hardware...i can only test what i bought. the weakness of crowd-sourcing problem solving

lol I made 64bit bootable flash drive by accident just now :D

back to square 1

@Roland Oh, exit on initramfs will totally work. Yup.

brb, think i have this whole thing sorted

@MarcoCeppi do you think we should reword the top thing a bit more to make it more clear the site isn't about reporting bugs?

Sure

@jrg :D

@JorgeCastro <3

@aking1012 lol I have been tempted to do that for 3 days now...

but I didn't want to be taken the wrong way...

3 is not greater than Jorge...

he's done it to me a couple times...so i don't feel it will be taken the wrong way

uh oh...

in my system recovery...

I get:

ubuntu.com/support/community

Error mounting: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda1, missing code page or helper program, or other error

@MarcoCeppi ^^^ We need a better description there

@JorgeCastro what about:

argh, why oh why did the package maintainer for ffmpeg/avconv decide to compile without libx264? This is quite possibly one of the most portable codecs on the planet which subsequently renders html5 video support practically non existant with ffmpeg produced files now </rage>

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@jrg problem: solved.

e2fsk, fixed a bunch of orphaned inodes - done.

A Harvard professor is pretty mad at Canonical.

Wow my system even boots faster :D

@JacobJohanEdwards You'd think a professor of Harvard would know how to read an FAQ

@MarcoCeppi What's this, FAQ, you speak of? ;)

@RolandTaylor i'ld like to know this too

Funny thing is, I have yet to lose a dual boot setup to upgrading...

@aking1012 I heard some websites have them. It stands for "Frequently Answered Questions". Maybe we should consider investigating one of these for Ask Ubuntu.

I meant the harvard part

gosh the ppa process is tedious, no wonder nobody submits to ppa

@MarcoCeppi I was thinking more about the scope of the site and stuff. Let's make a new one at UDS

To anyone that followed that mini-rant - handbrake to the rescue. I was able to transcode into web-optimized format from the ppm based mp4 </end rage>

damn some more confusion -- I'm trying to send a mail from web client and I get failed to connect to localhost:587

I don't have port 587 open / working anywhere :-/

@lazyPower link plz, im in a ranty mood

completely understand...if it's anything like source change errors i don't blame him though. i redownloaded the orig.tar.gz a dozen times and still got different errors

i just had to rant about my ubuntu-pacakged tools because i'm a typical end user, and its easier to rage than it is to fix the problem. While i doff my hat to the maintainer - i had a momentary lapse of being a typical user.

i would fix things if there was a straightforward way of doing so

at this point it's easier to delete the repo altogether or just host it non ppa

<3 handbrake

that works for his problem, but not mine

the solution i found online was download your original orig.tar.gz and use that, but evidently timestamps on that file make launchpad barf

done....too tired of screwing about with ppa. i'll just host the debs on github

@aking1012 got five minutes? I'd like to get some prelim feedback on what i'm working with.

sure, bounce over to g+

github.com/chuckbutler/GE347P-Presentation

no need - just clone it and open the index.html

its far from finished, we are getting fancy with the default template provided with impress.js

the intro slide is the best out of all of them so far

cool i'm a little too irritable right now to be horribly useful though

Fair enough :) i'll not poke the bear then.

it's bookmarked so i can look at it tomorrow when the pissed wears off though

Right on -- presentation is tomorrow but you should get a good grin out of it.

trying to entertain a class of about 40 with an overview of PM/etc in the life and times of a web developer.

@lazyPower sry i wasnt of more help then

check my git repo if you get a spare minute...you might find it amusing

I'll do that before i hit the sack :)

Kinda have to finish this -- otherwise i'm boned for my presentation tomorrow.

ahh the joys of being a procrastinator

Hello All

lenstoggle is done. it's on github

@aking1012 Hey :D

hey

@aking1012 Link me :D

github.com/aking1012/lenstoggle

Sweet

there's a full binary deb there, but you can inspect it if you want

@aking1012 Is it on launchpad?

no

You should put it on a launchpad ppa

...

Can I do it

it was, but launchpad started giving me trouble and there was no decent documentation

@aking1012 You dont know @ThomasWard.. do you?

not directly no

we've talked a little, but nothing in depth

He's a Packaging maniac

He helped me package like one of the most hardest package

(Yes, talking about the xbmc one)

i have one very specific problem and none of the solutions seem to work...if it were documented somewhere i would put it on launchpad

i haven't found anyone on AU that does packaging, so i'm kind of stuck

anyway, do try out the deb and tell me what you think. you have to log out and log back in after you apply, for reasons i note in the readme

:( Unity 2D is not working here

I'm guessing a dist-upgrade would fix it

:(

@aking1012 i totally forgot about evil phoenix, he is a package management guru. He kinda has it all on lockdown.

good suggestion @AmithKK

np @lazyPower :D

The following packages will be upgraded:
  abiword abiword-common abiword-plugin-grammar abiword-plugin-mathview
  accountsservice ace-of-penguins acpi-support acroread acroread-common
  activity-log-manager-common activity-log-manager-control-center aisleriot
  alsa-utils app-install-data app-install-data-partner apparmor appmenu-gtk
  appmenu-gtk3 appmenu-qt apport apport-gtk apt apt-transport-https apt-utils
  aptdaemon aptdaemon-data aptitude apturl apturl-common at-spi2-core
  audacious audacious-plugins automake autotools-dev bamfdaemon banshee

facepalm

btw @lazyPower I have it fixed so it runs from usr/bin now

Right on

you still have to elevate priv's but thats solid. Good work man

yes, i could do dbus, but it's not worth it

if you're in sudoers as no prompt it's just plain magic

the prompt is desired effect

Hello Guys

hi

I faced big big problem after i installed 12.04 from CD.

After restarting i keep seeing this error message

@Achu Why are you network booting?

I'm on lenovo V570

and it doesn't allow me to change bios setting and installing another OS :(

it's that wired?

This is not a ubuntu problem

its a bios problem

Do a clr-cmos

@Achu Shift+F8 before the message comes up

okay, opened a question for the ppa problem @ThomasWard if you get a chance and you have an answer lmk plz: askubuntu.com/questions/128250/…

off to play mw3, i welcome suggestions on the project on github. just lmk what you think. send it to the email on the website and i'll get it

@aking1012 Want me to send him a msg?

i don't want to hassle him, but if he's got a solution i'm open to it

@AmithKK --^

@AmithKK shift+F8 doesn't work, it keeps logging and show me that error message.

like i don't want it packaged if there's a solution, i want to know HOW to do it

hey, my deleted repo transitioned to quantal???wth

@AmithKK any idea?

sorry what? -1 for no reason? askubuntu.com/questions/128250/…

all that says is don't package for launchpad

@aking1012 seems like its a serious source of contention for you - why dont you get some sleep and try it again tomorrow evening?

@lazyPower you make a good point...i just want this to work before i go to bed

even if it means renaming the package

I hear ya - but if you give it a bit of time and get a rockstar answer - you'll feel better about it. if I'm wrong I'll buy you a coffee and we can talk about it.

gpg: skipped "Andrew King (No comment) <[email protected]>": secret key not available
gpg: /tmp/debsign.6A35C6ty/lenstoggle_0.1-1.dsc: clearsign failed: secret key not available

@AmithKK no it has key

@AmithKK i got it to re-up by changing the package name, there's still a question to be answered though

@lazyPower i know i should listen, but i'm just going to disconnect from chat and hammer at it until it works

Best of luck to ya, i'll see you at the finish line :)

it works

sigh of relief that i wasn't doing something horribly boneheaded

it'll be in software center tomorrow-ish

@AmithKK - it's here launchpad.net/~aking1012-com/+archive/lenstoggle

\o/

head.....waitforit....waitforit....desk

This is going to be awesome

the last slide - i prepare people for the how - Then i'm going to give a virtual tour of scrum-do and github :D

that'll eat a solid 10 minutes - they will be begging me to shut up by the time we reach that portion - i think i have a good mark in the bag at this point. 3d slideshow? check. Gource representation of what we do? check, enough BS to spin PM as the most important thing ever? check - virtual tours that will make paint dry sound appealing? check.

tomorrow is going to be epic. I'll let you know how it goes.

Hope it goes well

btw added my project ppa link to the question that spawned it: askubuntu.com/questions/120114/how-do-i-remove-the-video-lens

Nice

ty

idk of anyone else that started a ppa to answer a question so far

Minor edit - you may want to trim your screenshots to only the applicable area

valid point. i'll do that tomorrow. the goal today was putting the ppa in the answer

I'm out, gnight

night

Good night @lazyPower

o/ @Takkat

o/ @aking1012 - hello to all

Heya @Takkat :)

Hey @AmithKK

@lazyPower - I thought you were going to bed homie?

my system is unbootable but I can still get into the files on the system... is there a way to get a useable list from this unbootable system, of packages that had been installed on it.... so I can just do a apt-get install <all the files in the list> ?

Are you serious

Isn't that a short