[12:00] <|trey|> I don't see how something thats "being fixed" can be getting worse every time X restarts :/ === kiwnix [~egarcia@227.red-82-158-19.user.auna.net] has joined #ubuntu === andred [~andre@h76n4fls310o1120.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:01] Are there daily ISOs of Hoary like there was for Warty? [12:02] <|trey|> andred, not sure about daily, but there are devel images, yes [12:02] |trey|, cool, from where? === guptan [guptan@nha143.emirates.net.ae] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] <|trey|> andred, http://archive.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily/ === baluba [~Antonio@213-140-6-112.fastres.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] hi all [12:04] :( === goonie [~goonie@adsl170-150.as.mmedia.is] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] jcole? ficusplanet? [12:04] anyone has IE6 running under wine on ubuntu? [12:05] hwat was the correct way to add a self compiled kernel to the system? [12:05] |trey|, thanks [12:05] some sort of package creation needed right? === spacey`ki used to just copying some files over [12:05] <|trey|> spacey, kernel-package [12:05] I'm trying to install smartlink modem under ubuntu, where can I find package kernel-image for ubuntu? [12:05] <|trey|> spacey, install and "man make-kpkg" [12:06] baluba: Why do you want to run IE?! [12:06] Btw [12:06] You can run IE in CrossOver [12:06] |trey|, thnx. just what i needed [12:06] can anyone tell me what the hw_random module really does? I get: modprobe: FATAL: Error inserting hw_random [12:06] (/lib/modules/2.6.4-52-default/kernel/drivers/char/hw_random.ko): [12:06] Input output error [12:06] <|trey|> guptan, umm... thats the debian name for 'linux-image'... which is in 'main' === socomm [~socomm@adsl-69-104-76-246.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] Quest-Master, you can guess it :) got to test my damn work on the crappy browser [12:07] |trey|, I have linux-image installed, still smartlink packages ask for kernel-image [12:07] Thought so. :) [12:07] You'll need CrossOver for that. [12:07] It's commercial, but you can get a free version off of CVS. === gen [~gen@66.169.152.101.ts46v-10.otnd2.ftwrth.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] Quest-Master, that's not free and i previously ran IE on debian. but in ubuntu doesn't start [12:08] i'm partitoning a new (slave) drive with qtparted, ubuntu already on the master of course. i'm here to ask the difference between extended and primary partition? [12:08] baluba: Why would you want to use IE? [12:08] and which would i choose for the data slave drive [12:08] Quest-Master, a well cvs. i'll take a look. tnx [12:08] <|trey|> baluba, I've seen Crossover on Ubuntu... supposed to be getting a copy actually :) [12:09] I can't get Photoshop to work on Crossover for my life. :( [12:09] I wish Adobe made a Linux version like they have one for Mac. [12:09] socomm, because is not standard and thus you can't rely in your validating html to work [12:09] anyone help? [12:09] |trey|, just check this link: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BinaryDriverHowto/view?searchterm=smartlink . I've all packages mentioned there already installed, but kernel-image [12:09] baluba: There are sites that will test your site on different browsers for you. [12:10] |trey|, I tried zinf, it's fine... thansk [12:10] <|trey|> guptan, everything that says 'kernel-image' should read 'linux-image' there... its the same thing. [12:10] Forget it, I don't give a crap about html or Win32 programs. === thully [~thully@pm472-14.dialip.mich.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:11] socomm, yep i know one, but is not sufficient for my needs [12:11] |trey|, i've them all, but smartlink package asks for kernel-image === gurucr0nos [admin@69.90.159.111] has joined #ubuntu === Rene_S [~rskrodzki@CPE000ae62705a3-CM014490004397.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:13] <|trey|> guptan, read section 3 under "Compiling the driver"... thanks === Kal_Zakath [~Kal_Zakat@27-119.a2f.dsl.net4all.net] has joined #ubuntu === miffe [~miffe@h212n2fls301o851.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] |trey|, for that I need to install smartlink package first, its stuck in dependency problem of some kernel-image === xhoy [~xhoy@quatro.ipv6.sijn.nl] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] <|trey|> guptan, no, you just need to expand the tar.gz, and change the file;. === Gman [~Glynn@amfea-proxy-2.sun.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:16] can anyone tell me what the hw_random module really does? I get: modprobe: FATAL: Error inserting hw_random [12:16] |trey|, I got a .deb from here http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/multiverse/s/sl-modem/ [12:16] goonie: That's the hardware random number generator. === CraHan_ [~CraHan@213-2.244.81.adsl.skynet.be] has joined #ubuntu [12:17] gen: afaik, there's no functional difference between primary and extended partitions, apart from the fact that you're limited only a few primary partitions per hard drive, whereas you're allowed many more extended partitions (although there is a limit). [12:17] <|trey|> guptan, file a bug on that package about this... but in the mean time, get the tar.gz. === gurucr0nos [admin@69.90.159.111] has left #ubuntu [] [12:17] socomm: so it fails to load hw_random.ko on boot.. what can I do to fix it? [12:17] gen: that's how i understand it, but i may be quite wrong ;-) [12:17] goonie: If you have a ah ... hardware RNG, you obviously need that module. [12:17] <|trey|> guptan, Ubuntu's kernel package is called 'linux-image', so it _shouldn't_ depend kernel-image [12:18] socomm: hardware RNG ? [12:18] |trey|, I understand. [12:18] goonie: You most likely don't have Hardware RNG. [12:18] Hardware Random Number Generator. === bowes [~bowes@blk-215-69-91.eastlink.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:18] |trey|, is there anyway to get .tar.gz from .deb [12:18] socomm: so is it safe to blacklist the module? [12:18] goonie: Yes. [12:19] <|trey|> guptan, umm, well technically... but it would be easier to just download tar.gz on its own :/ [12:19] socomm: thx :) [12:19] goonie: Don't mention it. [12:19] |trey|, u mean from smartlink itself? [12:19] <|trey|> guptan, yes... that would probably be as good a place as any to get it :/ [12:20] |trey|, okies, let me try that way [12:20] heh, I've just been setting up slmodemd in alsa mode :) [12:20] <|trey|> guptan, _make_sure_ you file the bug though! [12:20] how do i mount a drive [12:21] goonie: Some Intel chipsets have a built-in random number generator [12:21] |trey|, well I need to learn first how to file a bug :) [12:21] Intel removed it without changing the part number, so it's impossible to tell whether it's there or not without attempting to load the driver === ermo [~ermo@3E6B20D4.rev.stofanet.dk] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === xevil [mageerc@host-216-77-194-40.jan.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] <|trey|> gen, depends if its in /etc/fstab ... if it is, 'mount /the/device' else, 'mount -t ext3 /dev/hda1 /boot' for example [12:22] mjg59: I see [12:22] what's the /boot for? [12:22] <|trey|> guptan, bugzilla.ubuntu.com ... sign up, and click "new bug" [12:22] |trey|, thanks! [12:22] |trey|, what's the /boot for [12:23] <|trey|> gen, its an example of where in the fs you want to mount [12:23] would i do that for a data slave drive [12:23] just installed [12:23] <|trey|> gen, can be /some/where/all/the/way/out/here/if/you/want... just an example :) [12:23] gen, /boot typically holds ur boot files, GRUB and all === rjjrjl [~rick@pcp03048787pcs.pthurn01.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:24] so would i want a slava drive (that isnt running ubuntu, just holding data?) [12:24] slave* [12:24] <|trey|> gen, thats all its gonna hold anyways... [12:24] so it's ok to put the /boot [12:25] <|trey|> gen, umm, don't put anything there. [12:25] <|trey|> gen, what do you want to mount? [12:25] /dev/hdb === magnuscanis [~magnus@magnuscanis.plus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] <|trey|> gen, partition type? [12:25] ext3 === RuffianSoldier [~qs@dhcp024-209-106-036.woh.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] <|trey|> gen, 'mount -t ext3 /dev/hdb /media/mystuff' mystuff has to already exist though. [12:26] i just formatted and partitioned it, but it says 18 gig is used already, any idea why (qt parted is saying this) === xevil [mageerc@host-216-77-194-40.jan.bellsouth.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:27] VERY new here,during final install a message "as root run etc/run/locate~ can't rite fast enough can somebody give me full command? [12:27] <|trey|> rjjrjl, 'sudo updatedb' === OddAbe19 [~OddAbe19@pcp01471558pcs.lncstr01.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:27] hello all === guptan is away: Ignorance Is Blessing! [12:28] |trey|, can i just mount it on / === magnuscanis [~magnus@magnuscanis.plus.com] has left #ubuntu [] [12:28] how do I renable the web administration fuctions of for cups? [12:28] <|trey|> gen, wouldn't be very smart... [12:28] ok === SepheeBear [~SepheeBea@24-193-86-231.nyc.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:28] <|trey|> bpd1069, the opposite of whatever you did to turn it off? [12:28] off by default [12:29] <|trey|> bpd1069, :/ not familier really with cups... no printer here... trying to be funny, didn't work :( === deception_uk [~deception@cpc1-lutn4-3-0-cust98.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] understood... just very frustrating going from one broken device to another... [12:30] question: what steps do I need to to take so I can share files on this linux box so they can be read from windows? [12:30] <|trey|> GoldeNArX, you need to configure 'samba' [12:30] ok. how do I go about this? [12:30] |trey|, k that worked but im still missing 18 gig, have any expererience with qtparted? === telemaco [~telemaco@84.77.2.28] has left #ubuntu [] [12:31] thanks trey [12:31] <|trey|> rjjrjl, takes a while huh :( is ran daily automatically though... === goonie [~goonie@adsl170-150.as.mmedia.is] has joined #ubuntu === deception_uk [~deception@cpc1-lutn4-3-0-cust98.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === jdub [~jdub@213.151.107.243] has joined #ubuntu [12:33] anyone know which app/script builds the /etc/cups/ppd.dat file upon installation? I could not find it listed as a file installed with cups, so I am assuming it is being constructed at installation... [12:33] |trey| [12:33] how do you unmount [12:33] gen: umount [12:34] says device is busy [12:34] umount -l [12:34] lazy === xevil [mageerc@host-216-77-194-40.jan.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:34] ? [12:34] everyone must start [12:34] gen: make sure you have no terminals within the volume you are trying to umount [12:35] didn't know if it was special or not. Actual problem is sound config. Ubuntu sounds are working but rythembox freezes solid used synaptic to install xmms but no sound === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:35] does anyone know how to get the Intel Pro/Wireless 2200BG netcard to work? [12:35] gen: (if in doubt, 'cd' to your home directory) [12:35] <|trey|> gen, umount /where/you/mounted/it [12:35] I've got unfixable broken packages, what do I do to remove the dpkg install queue? [12:35] <|trey|> gen, note: no 'n' ;) [12:36] rjjrjl: chekc if you use the right audio out in xmms oss,alsa,esd [12:36] Help folks, I'm really stuck... we had a power failure here and when I shutdown and rebooted I've lost my gnome menu bars .... any idea how to restore them ? Thanks [12:36] <|QuaD-__> hey, here is a question , i tried qemu to emulate windows and it was uber slow, do you think it will be better with a linux distro? [12:36] ok [12:36] what file system should i use for a huge data drive? [12:36] is ext3 fine? [12:36] <|trey|> jamaas, *gasp* hoary at work? === carthikHome_ [~carthik@19.170.202.68.cfl.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:37] jamaas: If you're using Hoary, then that seems to be a known issue at the moment [12:37] The same would have happened if you'd logged out and back in [12:37] |trey|: I think it is warty, just the last stable release [12:37] gen: ext3 is my preferred for large partitions because of journaling.... [12:37] gen: ah-ha: good question. Do you need windows to be able to see it natively? [12:37] catdog, no [12:38] is qtparted fine to do this with also? [12:38] gen: ext3 should be fine then, afaik [12:38] <|trey|> bpd1069, bad reason... there are 3 such filesystems in the kernel :/ [12:38] uhm, what do I do if I deleted /var/lib/dpkg/status? [12:38] is qtparted to do this with, or somethign else i should use? [12:38] something* === magnuscanis [~magnus@magnuscanis.plus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:39] mjg59: any ideas about how to restore menu bars? [12:39] <|trey|> bpd1069, reiserfs = good for small files... xfs = good for large... jfs = never looked into... ext3 seems to do everything decently though :/ [12:39] jamaas: Afraid not [12:39] jamaas: do you mean the Gnome panel? === xevil [mageerc@host-216-77-194-40.jan.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:39] mjg59: thanks, I've tried looking via google but no such luck there either [12:40] <|trey|> bpd1069, and when I say "3", I really mean "4" [12:40] i understand the different fs.. ext3 seems to be the best for general use... [12:40] ? [12:40] gen: maybe this help you to find the right one (all are good but not for all) http://fsbench.netnation.com/ [12:40] k [12:41] magnuscanis: I guess so both the bars with all the icons to start programs are gone! I did use them as hidden, i.e. out of sight until I roll the curser over them but now they are gone completely :( [12:41] <|trey|> jamaas, rm -r ~/.gnome2/cd .gnome2/panel2.d ... should regenerate with default settings... [12:42] jamaas: I managed to accidentally delete the top panel the other day (2nd day with Ubuntu) but could restore it by right clicking on bottom panel and selecting New Panel. Had to reconfigure it from scratch though. [12:42] <|trey|> jamaas, ~/.gnome2/panel2.d even, haha... selected too much in paste :o [12:42] still, gave me an opportunity to customise my top panel ;) [12:43] does anyone know how to get the Intel Pro/Wireless 2200BG netcard to work? should I use ndiswrapper? [12:43] |trey|: thanks, at this stage I can cope with that ... will give it a try and let you know how it went ... thanks === zenwhen [~zenwhen@host-66-20-101-198.bgk.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:44] |trey|: sorry, now I'm confused ... nothing unusual, just the one file to rm ? === orospakr [~orospakr@CPE00a00cc1c1a6-CM000e5c6df878.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:46] <|trey|> jamaas, no, its a dir... hence the '-r', means recursive... removes dir's... [12:46] |trey| so then rm -r /gnome2/panel2.d should do it ?! [12:46] Thanks trey, back when I get a real problem!! [12:46] <|trey|> yes, after you log out of X and back in :) [12:47] oops now you have me doing it .gnome2/panel2.d === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has left #ubuntu [] [12:47] goonie: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/263627 [12:47] <|trey|> rjjrjl, ahh, didn't see Rhythmbox question... mp3 prob? === jazzka [~jazzka@138.Red-80-59-206.pooles.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] hi === zenwhen [~zenwhen@host-66-20-101-198.bgk.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === Ivy6Quaff [~Sir@c9063358.virtua.com.br] has joined #ubuntu === |QuaD- [~QuaD@beac872-0b01-dhcp175.bu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:48] <|QuaD-> is there nvidia drivers for 2.9.1 [12:48] <|QuaD-> for hoary [12:48] is there any application to manage the services that are started at the ubuntu start? [12:49] where is the XF86Config file for Ubuntu Hoary ? [12:49] grafical or for console? === magnuscanis [~magnus@magnuscanis.plus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:49] /etc/X11 [12:49] <|trey|> jazzka, rcconf is nice... ncurses though... [12:49] Rythmbox just locks up period. XMMS is now playing shoutcast streams just fine. [12:49] billytwowilly, does it happen to be called XF86Config-4 ? === idaho45 [~john@201.243.27.66] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] padlefot, probably. [12:50] maybe xconfig or something. [12:50] <|trey|> padlefot, in hoary, its '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' [12:50] |trey|, I cant find rcconf is that a program or what? [12:50] <|trey|> jazzka, apt-get install rcconf [12:51] |trey|: thanx there =9 [12:51] :) [12:52] does someone here use the ubuntu cacti package? [12:52] How can i mount a partition so that i can acess it with a regular user? === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] Garathor: Is it a Windows partition? [12:53] Garathor, do you have it as an entry in /etc/fstab? [12:53] <|trey|> Garathor, -o=user [12:53] |trey === gen [~gen@66.169.152.101.ts46v-10.otnd2.ftwrth.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] if my screen resolutin doesnt work now, i dont know what ill do [12:53] <|trey|> jamaa [12:53] |trey|, rcconf is not in the repository ;) [12:53] Okay, one at a time :) [12:53] |trey|: close but no cigar ... removed it and rebooted and still no console .... [12:54] Ok, another stupid question. The drive i just mounted, well i'd to NOT have to have root privelages to write to it, how would i go about doing this? [12:54] i'd like to* === jcole [~jcole@cupwebproxy1.core.hp.com] has joined #ubuntu === thully [~thully@pm472-40.dialip.mich.net] has joined #ubuntu === zenwhen [~zenwhen@host-66-20-101-198.bgk.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:55] gen: Do this. [12:55] does this page look garbled to anyone else using print preview in firefox? http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KernelHowto [12:55] gen: sudo gedit, and open up /etc/fstab.conf [12:55] <|trey|> jamaas, huh? you wanted to fix the panel... no console? [12:55] Then, add this entry in there [12:55] |trey|: I'm not sure what I mean, the little bars at top and bottom of screen with all the goodies on them ... [12:56] /dev/hdaX /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/windows vfat user,rw,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000 [12:56] Yes, it is an NTFS partition. Where do i put the -i=user? [12:56] <|trey|> jazzka, universe... "rcconf - Debian Runlevel configuration tool" [12:56] -o [12:56] quest, it's not a windows partition btw [12:56] Ok [12:56] jcole: yes looks very strange i post a screenshot [12:56] Where it says vfat, just put in the partition type instead === Vigilanty [~Vigilanty@69-164-213-166.atlaga.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:56] what about the /home/yourusername etc [12:56] is there where it is going to mount? [12:57] And replace /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/windows with whatever folder you want all of the contents mounted to. [12:57] Yes. [12:57] awesome, thanks [12:57] can anybody tell me why my fat32 partition that I just mounted isn't working properly? [12:57] anyone know how to reenable the web administration functions for cups? [12:57] jamaas: certainly sounds like the panel to me :) [12:57] Make sure you replace the x in /dev/hdax [12:57] Vigilanty: symptoms? [12:57] With whatever number the partition is one. [12:57] uhhh [12:57] Vigilanty: Just explained it to gen. :) What problems are you having? [12:58] well, I open the mount location, and everything is displaned as files. [12:58] magnuscanis: thanks, I feel so misunderstood ... and I have a lot to do tongiht and can't get to the stuff ... [12:58] Vigilanty: sudo nautilus [12:58] i click on one, and they just vanish [12:58] hmm.. === padlefot_ [~padlefot@6.80-202-214.nextgentel.com] has joined #ubuntu === Ruffian|Q| [icechat5@dhcp024-209-106-036.woh.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:58] i be having problems configuring samba [12:58] quest, will this auto mount on boot [12:58] Tell me if it works after you do that. [12:58] |trey|? [12:58] gen: Yes. [12:58] i try to open in Mozilla, and it doesn't work either. [12:58] k be right back [12:58] <|trey|> padlefot, ? [12:58] Vigilanty: Did it work? [12:59] what? [12:59] would you moind helping me out a bit? [12:59] how do I use sudo nautilus? [12:59] lol [12:59] Go to the terminal,. [12:59] jamaas: 'fraid I can't actually help with getting the panel back if the whole thing's disappeared. I assume you've tried restarting the X server (IIRC that doesn't work in this case) [12:59] *. [12:59] And type it there. [12:59] <|trey|> padlefot, sure :) [12:59] oh... [12:59] duh [12:59] Could you give me an example of a commandline to mount the partition so i can access it with a regular user? [12:59] hehe, don't worry, you'll get used to it. [01:00] Garathor: /dev/hda2 /home/qmaster/windows vfat user,rw,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000 === carthikHome__ [~carthik@19.170.202.68.cfl.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === rjjrjl [~rick@pcp03048787pcs.pthurn01.mi.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:00] magnuscanis: is rebooted the whole machine, thats restarting x server isn't it? [01:00] thankyou [01:00] <|trey|> Garathor, 'mount -t fstype -o=user /dev/hda8 /mount [01:00] Replace /dev/hda2 with where the partition is, and replace /home/qmaster/windows to the folder you wantit mounted it too. [01:00] gen: i've got a useful little mount script i wrote for myself for ubuntu, run it as root and it'll add your partitions - http://jcole.org/mount_all_drives.sh [01:00] Also. [01:00] jcole: http://teg.sourceforge.net/trash/Screenshot.png === Ruffian|Q| is now known as Ruffian|Q|[A] [01:00] jamaas: yes, rebooting would restart the X server (although you can also do it using ctrl-alt-backspace without a full system reboot) [01:00] Garathor: Are you using NTFS? [01:01] Garathor: Change the vfat to ntfs if you are [01:01] still didn't work === CerBerO [~CerBerO@CM128-inde0-47-138.cm.vtr.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] wfx: yep, that's what i get === gen [~gen@66.169.152.101.ts46v-10.otnd2.ftwrth.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] Vigilanty: Did Nautilus come up? [01:01] jamass : does ps -A | grep panel show you anything? maybe its not running [01:01] magnuscanis: any other thoughts? perhaps I have to reinstall gnome or something? [01:01] gen: Did it work? [01:01] :) [01:02] quest, it says wrong fs type, bad superblock, etc [01:02] somethin did. [01:02] gen: Weird. [01:02] Vigilanty: Hold on one second, let me help gen out. [01:02] wfx: i wonder if that's a ubuntu/debian specific bug [01:02] ok [01:02] gen: are you using FAT32? [01:02] xfs [01:02] jamaas: I'm sure you don't need to reinstall Gnome. [01:02] Ah. [01:02] Change it to that then. :) [01:02] i did [01:03] It is NTFS, but do i really have to specify what type of partition it is? [01:03] And it still didn't work? [01:03] is the following [01:03] bpd1069: will check and let you know [01:03] /dev/hdb1 /media/big xfs user,rw,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000 [01:03] and doesn't work [01:03] gen: unmount your extra drives and try that script i gave you [01:03] Ok [01:03] bpd1069: no nothing, returns to prompt [01:03] Garathor: Yes [01:03] try: gnome-panel [01:03] gen: vi /etc/fstab if you want to modify any extras [01:03] jcole, which script? [01:03] hehe === rick_ [~rick@pcp03048787pcs.pthurn01.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:03] im in fstab jcole [01:03] It's not running therefor no panels.. [01:03] Garathor: Change that line to how it should be otherwise it won't work [01:04] gen: http://jcole.org/mount_all_drives.sh [01:04] <|QuaD-> how do i make a folder into a tar.gz file? [01:04] s/pseudoname/pseudonym [01:04] bpd1069: will do, stand by! [01:04] jcole: no i think a wrong css for media print [01:04] Vigilanty: Once you sudo nautilus, go the folder where your stuff was mounted [01:04] I have mounted a NTFS partition right now, and i didn't specify anything. Just mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/drive [01:04] i already had it mounted. === ACID|net [~ACIDnet@cpc1-hatf3-4-0-cust196.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:04] Vigilanty: Yeah. Go to the folder where it was mounted. [01:04] gen: umount all youe extra drives 1st [01:04] bpd1069: still nothing [01:05] jcole, how/why [01:05] Garathor: I know, you need to make it automatic though, right? [01:05] still the same dude. [01:05] Man this channel is busy. [01:05] gen: if the drive is already mounted, that script won't mount it again [01:05] Vigilanty: What command did you type in to mount the drive? [01:05] the drive isn't mounted [01:05] is it a good idea to install debian unstable debs onto ubuntu hoary? [01:05] how do u all pick your internet handle?? [01:05] jamass: not sure why gnome-panel is not running... but atleast I think the problem is a bit more upstream [01:05] mount -t vfat /dev/hda5 /home/yadayadayada... [01:05] i was asking how to get it to mount from boot, im in the fstab file [01:06] and to be able to write with non root priv [01:06] gen: run that script dude [01:06] bpd1069: I would agree, without a padel or a canoe .... if you get my drift [01:06] Vigilanty: Is the filesystem for your partition FAT32? [01:06] yes [01:06] what does the script do [01:06] i converted it from NTFS [01:06] jamass: yes I do... [01:06] Vigilanty: Go to the terminal and type in sudo gedit [01:06] gen: any user will be able to mount and partition, and you can have it mount at boot if you want [01:06] Tell me once you're there. [01:06] should I unmount first? [01:06] Nope. [01:06] Doesn't matter. [01:06] k [01:07] jcole: and a wrong xhtml -> http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ubuntulinux.org%2Fwiki%2FKernelHowto [01:07] There? [01:07] oops s/and partition/that partition [01:07] there [01:07] jamaas: I hope you manage to get your Gnome panel problem sorted. I'm off to bed now... [01:07] Vigilanty: Open up this file /etc/fstab.conf === arachne [~arachne@sysif.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:08] wfx: heh, nice detective work [01:08] magnuscanis: thanks for your help and suggestions, have some sleep for me too, I may not be getting much tonight ... ! ;) [01:08] does anyone know how to get the Intel Pro/Wireless 2200BG netcard to work? should I use ndiswrapper? [01:08] jamass": if you do choose to attempt a reinstall it is a seperate package... apt-get install gnome-panel should suffice [01:08] jcole: css looks ok maybe a designe bug [01:08] i can't [01:08] goonie: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/history/263627 [01:08] Vigilanty: Why? === magnuscanis [~magnus@magnuscanis.plus.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:08] Could not find the file "/etc/fstab.conf". [01:08] Please, check that you typed the location correctly and try again. [01:08] jcole, doesn't show up on desktop, but the folder did pop up [01:08] why would that be [01:09] Ack [01:09] Take off the .conf [01:09] o [01:09] /etc/fstab, my bad, sorry. [01:09] :P [01:09] bpd1069:thx [01:09] np [01:09] any ubuntulinux.org site admins around? [01:09] Vigilanty: Try using bash's TAB completion. === wfx i think i fix the xhtml code on saturday :-) === tvon|x31 [tvon@dsl093-119-225.blt1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] jcole, .. [01:09] bash's TAB completion? [01:09] how do u all pick your internet handle?? [01:09] No idea what that is. [01:09] Anyhow. [01:10] Vigilanty: Forget it. [01:10] Did you get in Vigilanty? === tvon|x31 is now known as tvon [01:10] I want a new nick and domain name - name for my network [01:10] I've opened /etc/fstab [01:10] gen: sort our icons, it might be under another icon... also, go to Computer->Disks === bpd1069 is now known as notsure [01:10] now what? [01:10] Vigilanty: Add this entry towards the top of your fstab, after proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 [01:10] yeah ok it mounts and all, but i still cant write to it without being root [01:11] gen, -o fmask=111,dmask=000 [01:11] that line's already there. [01:11] ok... i guess no one here has any experience with cups... very frustrating not being able to USE my computer for work... will downgrade to a non-ubuntu package... [01:11] Vigilanty: /dev/hda2 /home/qmaster/windows vfat user,rw,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000 0 0 [01:11] Vigilanty: lol [01:11] I know, add that after that line [01:12] o [01:12] Vigilanty: Then, edit /dev/hda2 to /dev/hda5 [01:12] miffe, need a tad more info [01:12] bpd1069: good idea batman, done, now how do I restart this beast without shutting down ? [01:12] time to sleep have all a nice day [01:12] so, add /proc proc defaults 0 0 again? [01:12] Vigilanty: Go in to your directory (/home/yourusername) and make a folder called windows there. [01:12] No [01:12] Don't === notsure is now known as bpd1069 [01:12] Just add that /dev/hda5 entry I showed you after that === wfx [~wfx@M1440P018.adsl.highway.telekom.at] has left #ubuntu [] [01:12] jamass: logout--login [01:13] I hear ya, back in a moment ... one hopes! [01:13] Vigilanty: Then, change the /home/qmaster/windows to /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/windows === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:13] So, it should end up looking like: [01:13] /dev/hda5 /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/windows vfat user,rw,umask=000,dmask=000,fmask=000 0 0 [01:13] k [01:13] done [01:13] Of course, change the YOURUSERNAMEHERE to your username. [01:14] yeah [01:14] now save? [01:14] any Idea about how many ubuntu cds have been given ? [01:14] miffe: gen is trying to write to an xfs partition (not vfat) .. he needs to create a directory that 'gen' owns so he can r/w to it... [01:14] Make sure /home/YOURUSERNAMEHERE/windows exists. [01:14] Vigilanty: Got it all done? Save it and reboot. [01:14] gen: am i correct? is it xfs? [01:14] gen: Are you still having problems? [01:15] save and rebooting... [01:16] brb [01:16] ok.. i got samba working. but i'm having problems with a share. I want to share /mnt/ext3 [01:16] :( noone is listening to me [01:16] I detest neophytes. X^( [01:17] ACID|net: everyone is listening, just don't know what to say. === jaldhar [~jaldhar@69.28.190.100] has joined #ubuntu [01:17] ACID|net: Repeat your question. === zenwhen [~zenwhen@host-66-20-101-198.bgk.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === jaldhar [~jaldhar@69.28.190.100] has left #ubuntu [] [01:18] how do u all pick your internet handle?? I want a new nick (not ACID|net) and domain name/name for my internal network.........needs a domain name so i can VPN into it from uni and elsewhere etc === ajmitch_ [~ajmitch@c211-28-221-125.chirn1.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu === james [~chatzilla@jamesleigh.mtl.istop.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:19] ACID|net: Usually people pick their pseudonyms to reflect their interests, or hobbies. === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:20] bpd1069: Hey mate, I'm back with both panels and in the same place as they were originally, what a magician! Thanks a bunch [01:20] Sort of like MonkeyKing, or 1337_h4x0r. Something like that. [01:21] socomm: I dont have any hobbies or interests but computers [01:21] ACID|net: I like your nick, it's not too bad. [01:21] anyone here good with samba? === Vigilanty [~Vigilanty@69-164-213-166.atlaga.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:21] f***in sweet dude... [01:21] GoldeNArX: don't ask to ask...just ask [01:21] it worked. [01:21] now. [01:22] Thanks a million dude. [01:22] ok.. i got samba working. but i'm having problems with a share. I want to share /mnt/ext3 [01:22] GoldeNArX, install swat [01:22] socomm: Thanks :) [01:22] miffe: swat? [01:22] swat - Samba Web Administration Tool === jamaas [~jamaas@host81-152-118-144.range81-152.btcentralplus.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:22] now, I need help with a few applications... [01:22] hmmmm, need to think of a nick for my network, unless i just use a subdomain of my main domain === TheIconoclast [~goose@nr2-66-161-183-114.fuse.net] has joined #ubuntu === MacPlusG3 [~stewart@c211-28-166-127.eburwd2.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:23] ACID|net: Anyhow to set your domain name you can set it under /etc/hosts [01:23] anybody know of any good debian ftp sites? === arthur [~arthur@200-171-184-165.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [01:23] GNOME 2.8.2 has been released: would this get into Warty as updates, or is Warty frozen? [01:24] Vigilanty: Did it work? [01:24] Vigilanty: Oh, never mind [01:24] :) [01:24] hey, any1 here knows how I remove the "arrow emblem" from an symlink folder ( in gnome, of course) ? [01:24] yeah [01:24] james: warty id frozen [01:24] Glad it worked.. took me a while to get it working myself when I started [01:24] james: How? Pray. Or compile it yourself. === rick_ [~rick@pcp03048787pcs.pthurn01.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:24] i've been messin with it for a while now. [01:25] now, i need to be able to use the stuff... lol === reallySeq [~chris@CPE0050bf1a898b-CM013349902353.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] I need apps... [01:25] What do you need? [01:25] Ubuntu has everything. :) [01:25] mp3 player [01:25] wma player [01:25] Ok. [01:25] mpeg2 decoder [01:25] divx decoder [01:25] Go to the terminal. [01:25] Someone fscked with the topic, eh? [01:25] Vigilanty: look in the wiki for RestrictedFormats [01:25] Yes, I can cover all of these for you. :) [01:25] or codecs [01:25] Do what scizzo said first. === zenwhen [~zenwhen@host-66-20-101-198.bgk.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:26] I've already seen restricted formats... [01:26] I know that there [01:26] Vigilanty: PM me and I'll name you the apps. I use. [01:26] I know that there's a way to make em work though. [01:26] ok === ..[topic/#ubuntu:socomm] : FAQ: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq/ | Wiki: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/ [01:26] Vigilanty: Sounds like a job for... mplayer :) http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=94 [01:26] any1? [01:26] I wouldn't advise mplayer [01:27] It broke my apt-get.. but it seems to work for everyone else [01:27] anyone here know much about ZoneEdit?? [01:27] everything depends on what it should be used for [01:27] or DynDNS - how do they compare? [01:27] Quest-Master: You ever consider compiling mplayer manually? [01:27] video or just listen to [01:28] I have a GPL question. [01:28] ACID|net: I use DynDNS [01:28] anyone up on the GPL? [01:28] socomm: Totem-Xine works fine for me [01:28] billytwowilly, just ask [01:28] billytwowilly: I've read it a couple of times. === atariboy` [~atari@203.142.136.122] has joined #ubuntu [01:29] scizzo: they any good?? [01:29] ACID|net: it works [01:29] ACID|net, i use no-ip.org it works good [01:29] is sveasoft's business model legal under the GPL? You pay 20 dollars for a year's worth of downloading firmware and support, but if you take advantage of your rights under the GPL and redistribute the source or the binaries you get cut off. [01:30] interesting question === Garoboldy [~matthewta@12-220-55-148.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:30] greetings everyone [01:30] so essentially the GPL is being limited by this other licence deal. [01:30] over from Beatrix. hoping someone has used terminal here [01:30] billytwowilly: Depends on the contract you sign with them. There's nothing in GPL about that. [01:30] or at least knows some commands [01:30] <|trey|> billytwowilly, that stimulation isn't technically, no... [01:30] need to setup dhcp from terminal and not the gui [01:30] technically, they'd not be restricting your rights under the gpl, "merely" deciding on what they want to do with you depending on what you do... [01:31] ok.. you cant just download swat seperately. its built into samba [01:31] Garoboldy: /etc/network/ [01:31] Garoboldy: there is a bunch of files there [01:31] how do I know if the samba I have installed has swat built in? [01:31] ok [01:31] I'd argue it limits your rights under the GPL. If you practice your rights you lose the remainder of your 20 dollars worth of support and downloads. [01:31] I see the files [01:32] Garoboldy: /etc/network/interfaces is the place you should look at first [01:32] Garoboldy: tell the interface to use the dhcp [01:32] GoldeNArX, type http://localhost:901 in konqueror [01:32] it wont let me into interfaces [01:32] <|trey|> nomasteryoda, in konq? haha. [01:32] konqueror? [01:33] Garoboldy: use sudo [01:33] Garoboldy: hold on a sec.....are we talking about ubuntu now? [01:33] <|trey|> nomasteryoda, should state supported software for others... [01:33] Garoboldy: in that case sudo vim /etc/network/interfaces [01:33] no I am booted in beatrix gui, see I need to boot into text mode but cant figure out how..so I am trying to setup the network within terminal [01:33] oh yea, i set it up when i installed kde on hoary [01:33] lol [01:33] billytwowilly: What's to stop you from redistributing binaries and source after your contract is up? [01:34] socomm, The fact that you won't ever be able to subscribe to sveasoft again. [01:34] nomasteryoda, konqueror?> [01:34] hehe [01:34] GoldeNArX, apt-get install swat, then uncomment it from /etc/inetd.conf and restart inetd [01:34] GoldeNArX, try [01:34] which swat [01:34] GoldeNArX, konqueror is the KDE webbrowser, firefox works just as good [01:34] see its saying sudo vim command not found [01:34] yea [01:34] I wish I had money. I'm pretty sure sveasoft is breaking the law. [01:35] anyhoo, gotta go study. [01:35] billytwowilly, yea they are [01:35] Garoboldy: well there is a big difference [01:35] but i found their firmware on net anyway [01:35] ;) [01:35] Garoboldy: you are asking questions about beatrix in a ubuntu channel [01:35] miffe: couldnt find package swat [01:35] Garoboldy: which means it is hard to know... [01:35] Garoboldy: you need to be root to configure the network [01:36] yeah I am in beatrix and have been for awhile..but the people there have no idea. [01:36] it's in universe [01:36] I guess I just need to itsall ubuntu [01:36] GoldeNArX, try sudo which swat === arachne [~arachne@sysif.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:36] What is beatrix? [01:36] Garoboldy: could you try to use root and configure the network with that user? [01:36] nomasteryoda, I did use sudo [01:36] ok [01:36] GoldeNArX, im running hoary, maybe it's not in warty [01:36] livecd distro that can install to HD [01:36] ok let me try [01:37] should I just go download the latest version of samba? and for what distro should I download it for as ubuntu isnt in there [01:37] GoldeNArX: Debian. [01:37] GoldeNArX: Ubuntu ~= Debian Unstable. [01:37] no its not letting in as root [01:37] great [01:38] this is getting to be a crappy night [01:38] Garoboldy: well I don't know anything about beatrix... [01:38] isn't it more like testing though? [01:38] alright. I appreciate the information though [01:38] i will come back if I install Ubuntu and need help lol [01:38] socomm, 2 options dists / samba3 [01:38] Garoboldy: is it a live cd? [01:39] Garoboldy: if that is the case I guess there is something else to look for [01:39] it was, but I istalled to HD. [01:39] ok [01:39] GoldeNArX: Dunno, I have no use for samba ... sorry. [01:39] Garoboldy: well have you tried some other editor? [01:39] what are the sys requirements for ubuntu. running an old 233mmx with 64mbRAM. [01:39] Garoboldy: like vi, nano, joe? [01:40] i'm so lost === natty [~paul@ACB9E7BD.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:41] GoldeNArX, why? [01:41] well. not sure what to do from here [01:42] can't you just apt-get install samba? [01:42] samba is already installed [01:42] I have managed to convert so many people into Ubuntu already.. :D [01:42] hi everyone!I've got 1 pc with a wireless network card, and I'm getting another PC tomorrow,also with wireless.i've installed ndiswrapper and got the wlan0 device,but how can i setup an ad-hoc network? [01:42] and swat? [01:42] GoldeNArX: could you just add the directory? I mean as normal? [01:43] [sharing] [01:43] comment=Sharing Directory [01:43] path=/root/sharing/ [01:43] public=yes [01:43] only guest=yes [01:43] writable=yes [01:43] read only=no [01:43] something like that? [01:43] well don't use gues instead use the users you can add to samba [01:44] GoldeNArX: ? [01:44] ######## File sharing ######## [01:44] # Name mangling options [01:44] preserve case = yes [01:44] short preserve case = yes === atariboy` [~atari@203.142.136.122] has joined #ubuntu [01:44] is that were that would go? [01:44] GoldeNArX: ???? [01:44] put it at the end of the file [01:45] GoldeNArX: have you..._ever_ configured samba? [01:45] never [01:45] infact this is my second day with linux :) [01:45] super [01:45] GoldeNArX: aaa....that explains a lot === Rene_S [~rskrodzki@CPE000ae62705a3-CM014490004397.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:45] so you survived day one [01:45] hehe.. sorry I should have stated that [01:45] anyone, any ideas? === siimo [~siimo@siimo.user] has joined #ubuntu [01:46] GoldeNArX: you should really look at the configuration provided by samba and then look at www.samba.org to find out some more information [01:46] hell ya. tonights task was configuring samba and configuring an ftp server [01:46] i read on the forum that xchat-gnome will replace xchat is this true? will plain xchat still be available ? [01:46] GoldeNArX: samba is a big thing and is hard to explain in many cases [01:46] miffe: put what at the end of the file? [01:47] GoldeNArX: ooo...trust me...you won't learn samba in a day [01:47] Samba's a bitch :) [01:47] well. I only need it for the 1 tast which is to share this drive so my main machine can read/write to the drive [01:48] GoldeNArX: ummm...one disk or 200 disks... [01:48] Garoboldy, that scizzo wrote [01:48] can someone please comment about this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6078 ?? [01:48] sizzo: I just want to share 1 hard drive. (mnt/ext3) [01:48] GoldeNArX: look at the example I gave you before then [01:48] Does synaptic mplayer play wma out of the box?? [01:49] or look at the configuration and you should see some examples === miffe [~miffe@h212n2fls301o851.telia.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === miffe [~miffe@h212n2fls301o851.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:49] GoldeNArX: when it comes to linux...you need to read a lot in the beginning... [01:49] yeah. i've been doing that [01:49] ok....hold on then [01:49] the example you gave me. does it matter were I put that in the file? [01:50] GoldeNArX: look at the end of the samba configuration [01:50] GoldeNArX: is there examples there with shares and so on? [01:50] GoldeNArX: home directories and so on === mead [~mead@c-24-11-88-183.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === adoy|ubuntu [~tux@ip24-252-193-86.mc.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:51] GoldeNArX: there should be examples there anyway [01:51] no. tho samba is working because I can browse something on this machine from windws. just not what I want [01:51] ok, so now i'm on the ubuntu laptop too [01:51] instead of suse [01:52] let me find my samba === dataw0lf [~dataw0lf@rfenio.dsl.xmission.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:52] GoldeNarX: have a look at /etc/samba/smb.conf There should be a few examples of typical configurations which you can use as a base for what you want. [01:52] GoldeNArX: thats really weird [01:52] #======================= Share Definitions ======================= [01:52] wins support = no [01:52] [homes] [01:52] comment = Home Directories [01:52] browseable = yes [01:52] is that what i'm looking for? === Rene_S [~rskrodzki@CPE000ae62705a3-CM014490004397.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:53] yes [01:53] GoldeNArX, did you try installing it using synaptic [01:53] no. i used apt [01:53] GoldeNArX: try this once and then restart samba ok? [01:53] [ext3] [01:53] comment= My disk share [01:54] browseable = ye [01:54] sorry [01:54] browseable = yes [01:54] or something like that [01:54] ok [01:54] then run: sudo /etc/init.d/smbd restart [01:54] GoldeNArX: then try to reconnect to the machine again [01:56] i read on the forum that xchat-gnome will replace xchat is this true? will plain xchat still be available ? [01:56] siimo: what forum? [01:57] scizzo, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6078 ?? [01:57] thought theres only 1 forum [01:57] scizzo: that reset command no works [01:57] siimo: there is more then one forum on the web.. :) [01:58] well ubuntu decisions will be on ubuntuforums [01:58] GoldeNArX: well look for the correct init name [02:00] GoldeNArX: I am not using samba at the moment so can't say what the correct init name is [02:00] but the service should be listed there [02:00] GoldeNArX: samba restart maybe? [02:00] etc/init.d $ sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart [02:00] that worked [02:00] brb [02:00] ok === arachne_ [~arachne@sysif.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:00] GoldeNArX: try to access it with the machine you want [02:01] siimo: well....xchat does not seem to be the same project as xchat-gnome... === arachne [~arachne@sysif.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:02] scizzo, xchat-gnome simply adds its own patches to xchat code so its based on xchat anyway [02:03] siimo: well I am not sure but it seems to have to go Debian -> Ubuntu [02:03] or something [02:03] not sure === scizzo is still new at this stuff [02:03] siimo: tried to add a thread and ask? :) [02:03] scizzo, i dont think xchat will be replaced in debian === arachne_ is now known as arachne [02:04] siimo: anything is possible.. :) [02:04] well it will take a few years in debian [02:05] hehe === scizzo wants to know if everything went well with GoldeNArX stuff before going to bed === yz [~yz@216.238.203.161] has joined #ubuntu === arachne_ [~arachne@sysif.net] has joined #ubuntu === sayao [~sayao@200-102-028-085.fnsce7005.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] scizzo [02:07] yes [02:07] hi [02:07] lemme show === Skwid__ [Skwid1@stlaurent-1-82-228-247-28.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] does ubuntu works fine with those transmeta crusoe processors? [02:08] GoldeNArX: yes? [02:08] one would think so, don't they look like usual x86s to the OS? [02:08] wins support = no [02:08] [homes] [02:08] comment = Home Directories [02:08] browseable = yes [02:08] [ext3] [02:08] comment = Archive Drive [02:08] path = /mnt/ext3 [02:08] browseable = yes [02:08] writable = yes [02:08] mjr, i think they do, but not sure :) [02:09] thanx for yoru help scizzo :) [02:09] sayao: if windows can run on them then im fairly certain that ubuntu will ;-) [02:09] GoldeNArX: it works? [02:09] mmh, yes, what GotD0t said :) [02:09] scizzo: yep. very well [02:09] sayao: they follow the x86 arch, so it should work fine... not possible to run on the internal cpu in native mode as far as I know [02:09] GoldeNArX: next start to read the www.samba.org information they have on the site... [02:10] GoldeNArX: :) [02:10] now b4 you go. recommend the best FTP server proggy for linux [02:10] well, the linux kernel has some specific code for crusoe, thats why i asked :) [02:10] GoldeNArX: that depends [02:10] on? [02:10] GoldeNArX: if you want the normal users on the system to have ftp access or if you want to add them to some sort of database? [02:11] must be some optimizations or something, because it has specific code for all other processors hehe [02:11] well since Linux worked for Transmeta, I am sure the kernel is fine : ) [02:11] GoldeNArX: everything depends on how you want the users to be handled [02:11] err Linus [02:11] I can add them [02:11] I want it to do basically everything g6 did :) [02:11] GoldeNArX: you need to look at what fits you the best [02:12] ya. [02:12] i'll hafta investigate [02:12] GoldeNArX: proftpd, vsftpd etc [02:12] hope they have gui [02:12] :P [02:12] GoldeNArX: no [02:13] haha [02:13] yikes [02:13] GoldeNArX: why do you need gui if the configuration files are easy? [02:13] GoldeNArX: or if you can operate them using a normal terminal [02:13] log in to them and administrating them [02:13] yea.. [02:13] you don't need a gui for a ftp server...its horrible [02:14] GoldeNArX: glftpd is also a known ftp server thingy....but I would never use it... :P [02:14] ok === vpalle [~vpalle@park222.koll.au.dk] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] what command will start samba for me? and what do I do if I want samba to start on starup === pepsi_ [~pepsi@p129.n-sfpop03.stsn.com] has joined #ubuntu === Gwildor [~gwildor@adsl-68-74-28-134.dsl.sfldmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] GoldeNArX: it will start at startup... [02:15] GoldeNArX: it should anyway [02:15] ok [02:16] GoldeNArX: if you want to start, stop or restart it...use sudo /etc/init.d/samba