[12:00] FlameSphere, type /msg ubotu restricted [12:00] _jason: oh [12:00] thanks [12:00] FlameSphere, it should be under the w32codecs [12:00] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: can you log in at tty1 by pressing ctrl-alt-f1 ? [12:00] thank you [12:00] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: you are on a differentm computer now correct? [12:01] FlameSphere report a bug of severity "wishlist" [12:01] FlameSphere it will be taken as a suggestion [12:01] jaja [12:01] i can get into a terminal [12:01] _jason yes [12:01] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: ls /usr/lib/libesd.so.0, what does that say? === brendan [n=nbrendan@67.17.128.36] has left #ubuntu [] [12:02] _jim_, can you paste the output of localedef --usage [12:02] If I use Dapper flight 6, which repositories do I use? [12:02] <_jim_> sure [12:02] _jason: too many levels of symobolic links [12:03] Peps, join #ubuntu+1 please forr dapper === mxpxpod__ is now known as mxpxpod === dientespodridos [n=mauro@dsl-200-67-236-216.prod-empresarial.com.mx] has joined #ubuntu [12:03] <_jim_> gnomefreak, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12947 === kbrosnan_ is now known as kbrosnan [12:03] hey people,i have a problem that i believe to be very simple but i am a new user so i have no idea of how to solve it :P [12:03] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: ls says that? hmm... didn't know it would... ok how about 'file /usr/lib/libesd.so.0' [12:04] im sorry for any english mistakes,i am brazilian [12:04] <_jason> PVZ: just ask your question. If you prefer help in portuguese, try #ubuntu-br or #ubuntu-pt [12:04] _jason: broken symbolic link to /usr/lib/libesd.so.1 === green_earz [n=admin@213-232-83-67.dsl.prodigynet.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] i upgraded from 5.04 to 5.10 using synaptic (i downloaded the ISO file and put it in a cd)... === tehdot [n=tehdot@c-67-186-114-215.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === Misnix [n=jkr@corona.xs4all.nl] has left #ubuntu ["This] [12:05] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: are you sure you didn't mess up your command and write the 1 first and then the 0? [12:05] when i rebooted,ubuntu wouldn't start,all i saw was the "prompt" === maximaus [n=max@adsl-19-210-58.bna.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:05] is there a command to make ubuntu start? [12:05] or...any way of making it start? [12:05] _jason: it a possiblity, its been a long day === Mystery47 [n=janne@213.130.238.19] has joined #ubuntu === rnd_null [n=a@234M01.oasis.mediatti.net] has joined #ubuntu === cowlikk [n=dddddd@host-69-145-55-87.csp-wy.client.bresnan.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:05] hello [12:06] hi all... [12:06] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: ok, seems that is what happened... pastebin this please: dpkg -l 'libesd*' | grep ^ii [12:06] nas [12:06] does anyone know how to set up php [12:06] by the way,im here now cause i have a 5.04 Live cd [12:06] i just have some problems to convert image to grub.....or converting anything else.... [12:06] i have a 512kbit wireless link, connects to the wireless access point via eth0, eth1 connects to a hub, the desktop users connects to the hub and uses the pc with eth0 as a gateway, i want to shape traffic so each of the 4 users has 128kbit dedicated and 512 if available, can someone please give me the tc and iptables commands i will need? [12:06] >> does anyone here have any experience recovering "dead" usb sticks?? === cowlikk [n=dddddd@host-69-145-55-87.csp-wy.client.bresnan.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:07] _jim_, give me a few mins please im gonna boot into ubuntu [12:07] brb [12:07] <_jim_> sure mate [12:07] does anyone know shell scripting?? please reply back. thanks!!! === khafra [n=khafra@59-170.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] Is there a linux program to view these? http://www.dot.state.fl.us/planning/statistics/gis/default.htm [12:07] <_jason> !ask [12:07] Just ask. Questions in the channel should be specific, informative, complete, concise and on-topic. Information like hardware make, model and output of commands that you used pasted onto http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl is important. [12:07] whats the problem if it says: no decode delegate.... === scifi [n=andyt@bb-87-81-200-187.ukonline.co.uk] has left #ubuntu [] [12:07] ..for this image format 'filename' === MdSalih [n=sd324fsd@host86-128-105-123.range86-128.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu === blazemonger [n=blazemon@cpe-24-33-9-72.midsouth.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:08] does convert program need some other imageformat packages to work...? [12:08] _jason: its posted [12:08] does anyone know shell scripting?? please reply back. thanks!!! [12:09] <_jason> luckyshot: just ask your question. === jgerace [n=justin@pool-71-245-80-136.syrcny.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:09] luckyshot apparently wants someone to do his homework for him [12:09] um no [12:09] hyph is confused i think [12:09] luckyshot: not really. you went to #bash and instead of asking a specific question, you pasted in your assignment instructions === nerijus [n=nerijus@86.38.91.97] has joined #ubuntu [12:10] i upgraded from 5.04 to 5.10 using synaptic (i downloaded the ISO file and put it in a cd)... [12:10] when i rebooted,ubuntu wouldn't start,all i saw was the "prompt" [12:10] is there a way of making it start normally? [12:10] PVZ: which prompt? [12:10] hm... [12:10] like on "terminal" [12:11] <_jason> luckyshot: I am not sure if this will work but we try it first: sudo aptitude reinstall [12:11] <_jason> luckyshot: I am not sure if this will work but we try it first: sudo aptitude reinstall libesd-alsa0 === Determinist [n=deter@bzq-218-155-228.cablep.bezeqint.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:11] (i dont know many denominations,im a new user but be calm,im not stupid :P) [12:11] _jason: did you get my post? [12:11] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: yeah [12:11] PVZ: do you get as far as the Grub screen, where you choose what to be booting into? === didymo [n=ashley@CPE-61-9-197-223.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [12:11] ok,i am stupid :P [12:12] but all i can choose is... [12:12] yarr [12:12] the user to be logging in === GreySim [n=dennisfi@216-160-103-39.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:12] and then "terminal" comes up === leggy [n=leggy@74-23.vpn.rz.uni-potsdam.de] has left #ubuntu ["...] [12:12] it all seems to start normally [12:12] until i get "choose user to log in in 'computer-name' ttyl" === Jasey [i=Jasey@218-101-23-26.dsl.clear.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [12:13] hello? === Datatec [n=devguy@CPE00104b8d0d85-CM001404dca054.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === sexcopter8000m [n=james@dslb-082-083-160-223.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu === Jasey [i=Jasey@218-101-23-26.dsl.clear.net.nz] has left #ubuntu [] === Jasey [i=Jasey@218-101-23-26.dsl.clear.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [12:13] where can I get different themes [12:13] oops [12:13] FlameSphere: gnomelooks [12:13] !theme [12:14] !tell FlameSphere about theme === cello_rasp [n=cello_ra@82.153.8.129] has joined #ubuntu === sphex [i=di70e4e9@modemcable092.141-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:14] my question is: last night i was installing some updates on dapper, and then the power cut me off mid install. this morning, i tried to boot into linux. i cud log in, but nothing loaded. i was left to enjoy moving a mouse around a brown screen with nothing to do. what could be wrong? [12:14] ahoy. hey does the live CD includes a ready-to-run GCC? === christianpiper [n=erik@adsl-75-4-96-50.dsl.emhril.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] hello everyone :) [12:15] <_jason> sphex: it includes build-essential that you can install and get gcc === Comrade_Sergei [n=sergei@70-100-230-227.br1.glv.ny.frontiernet.net] has joined #ubuntu === origama [n=origama@adsl-ull-146-208.42-151.net24.it] has joined #ubuntu === heero [n=heero@201.130.67.3] has joined #ubuntu === Comrade_Sergei is now known as Coruscant [12:15] <_jason> sphex: 'sudo aptitude install build-essential' === erpo [n=erpo@ip70-191-55-13.sd.sd.cox.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [12:15] does anyone use analog x atomic time? [12:15] Jasey: switch to a different virtual console by pressing ctrl+alt+f1 [12:15] and do a apt-get repair [12:16] _jason: did you mean I am not sure if this will work but we try it first: sudo aptitude reinstall [12:16] <_jason> luckyshot: I am not sure if this will work but we try it first: sudo aptitude reinstall libesd-alsa0 [12:16] _jason: OK. but where will it store it if booting with the live CD? [12:16] oki poningru [12:16] <_jason> sphex: ram [12:16] where abouts do i press this ctrl alt f1 thing === khafra [n=khafra@59-170.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [12:16] <_jason> thecrazymonk86 hmm? [12:16] ooh, I feel a spree of helpfulness coming on [12:16] _jason: OK. I guess I would be better off somehow installing it on disk if I want to use it multiple times eh? === acoster [n=acoster@200.213.42.219] has joined #ubuntu === acoster [n=acoster@200.213.42.219] has left #ubuntu [] [12:17] _jason: you said something to luckyshot but it sounded like a solution to my problem [12:17] _jason plus, he never asked a question [12:17] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: oh yes, that was for you [12:17] wondering if anyone knows about an issue like this, I tried the live CD of Dapper, really liked it and then installed to hhd (took over whole box) but then couldn't connect to the internet through my linksys router. Strange thing is if I boot that computer from the live cd I still can connect. Please help :( [12:17] <_jason> luckyshot: sorry about that [12:18] <_jason> sphex: up to you, I like ubuntu enough to give it my hard drive :) === blazemonger [n=blazemon@cpe-24-33-9-72.midsouth.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:18] so people,is there a way to solve my problem?i thought it was as simple as a command :P [12:19] Datatec are you getting an IP address? === origama [n=origama@adsl-ull-146-208.42-151.net24.it] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [12:19] question:why are there alot of packages that don't work properly like for example gnome-art crashes alot === Varth [n=nathan@c-24-15-102-55.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:19] <_jason> blazemonger: file a bug [12:19] <_jason> !bug [12:19] bugs are reported to https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs [12:19] is dapper worth updating to? [12:19] _jason: ok. :p right now, I simply need a way to test compilation of some code on Linux and I don't want to repartition or reboot all the time... [12:20] blazemonger: yes but the media stuff is a little broken [12:20] <_jason> sphex: I would just use that one-liner then, shouldn't take too long [12:20] _jason yes that fixed it i can get back into it and my sound works, thanks so much === lakin [n=lakin@S01060013101832ce.cg.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:20] <_jason> thecrazymonk86: np [12:20] Datatec: is it working now? [12:20] ponds_, :not as broken as in breezy though right? [12:21] _jason: ok. I'm a newb with Ubuntu.. would that install it on disk if booting a standard installed system? [12:21] does anyone use analog x atomic time? which server so i set it to? === Inazad [n=inazad@c207.134.49-171.clta.globetrotter.net] has joined #ubuntu === codecaine [n=codecain@70.125.181.55] has joined #ubuntu [12:21] <_jason> sphex: yeah [12:21] blazemonger: actually totem is kinda broken [12:21] _jason: alright. thanks! [12:21] totem seems broken even in breezy hehhe [12:21] but if you get mplayer and/or vlc it works extremely well [12:21] no uise amarok! [12:22] hehe [12:22] ponds_, :for example in breezy my mouse cursor blacks out often === Hanna_ [n=Hanna@ip70.cab24.trt.starman.ee] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] like turns totally black to where i can't see it === sour [i=sour@torque.acm.cs.rpi.edu] has joined #ubuntu === tweety [n=tweety@acqq106.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] hello [12:22] blazemonger: hmm thats weird === ts20_5m0k3 [n=smoke@dblt-216-227-24-70.gtcom.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:23] is there a help channel or something ? [12:23] sour: this is it [12:23] poningru, :that's why ive thought about updating to dapper [12:23] so does anyone else know of issues where live cd connects to Internet fine but doesn't work if you install to hhd? [12:23] how can i disable apm and acpi in 5.10 ? === billytwowilly [n=billy@S0106000c413a2c0c.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:23] blazemonger: yeah dude go for it, but it can cause other problems during update... [12:23] !update [12:23] poningru: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [12:23] sour: get a tool called bum [12:23] !upgrade [12:23] Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade. Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades . [12:24] thanks kingspawn [12:24] !bum [12:24] somebody said bum was a graphical BootUp Manager; see http://www.marzocca.net/linux/bum.html [12:24] he? === brainball [n=haico@pdpc/supporter/active/brainball] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] ah, yes === Jivemonkey [n=Kevin@72.24.181.23] has left #ubuntu ["http://mesiab.servebeer.com"] [12:25] sour: you can also apt-get install bum === beefsprocket [n=beefspro@bas1-toronto02-1242319548.dsl.bell.ca] has left #ubuntu ["left] [12:26] btw how do you change the bootup splash screen? === MacSlow [n=mirco@dslb-084-063-016-052.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] !usplash [12:26] I heard usplash is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/USplashCustomizationHowto === jvai [n=jvai@m815f36d0.tmodns.net] has joined #ubuntu === Coruscant [n=sergei@70-100-230-227.br1.glv.ny.frontiernet.net] has left #ubuntu [] === dabaR_ can't touch this, tananana. === PsyberOne [n=PsyberOn@c-24-14-165-171.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:27] hahah [12:27] install gencom splash screen [12:27] wassup peeps [12:27] i prefer turning the thing off === mgalvin [n=mgalvin@ubuntu/member/mgalvin] has joined #ubuntu === devill18 [n=bartek@pc-1-180.euro-net.pl] has joined #ubuntu [12:28] hello some one polish? [12:28] peeps, can squid proxy cache be hacked tru? it's the only port open on my box [12:28] sudo apt-get install gnome-splashscreen-manager [12:28] some one frome polish??? [12:28] jvai: everything can potentially get hacked [12:28] !pl [12:28] Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl === ptlo [n=senko@83-131-6-202.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #ubuntu === jgerace [n=justin@pool-71-245-80-136.syrcny.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] :D === xtreon [i=xtreon@c-1684e455.53-0004-74657210.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] Is their perhaps somewhere else I could get help with this type of issue (internet connection from live cd but not when installled)? [12:29] well, i meant to ask "is it safe" for the proxy cache to be open [12:29] whats the best bittorrent client for ubuntu gnome? === human_blip [n=mike@220.157.65.181] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] it's a client side cache [12:29] Datatec you never answer my question. :-) do you get an IP address? === jujo [n=jujo@80.28.0.122] has joined #ubuntu [12:30] xtreon: I like rufus [12:30] guess i'n cool, it's psswrd protected === Comrade_Sergei [n=sergei@70-100-230-227.br1.glv.ny.frontiernet.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:31] Datatec: right click on the little network icon on the top right hand corner === Comrade_Sergei [n=sergei@70-100-230-227.br1.glv.ny.frontiernet.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:31] is there a good program to adjust a 5.1 analog soundcard? i'm only getting the 2 main speakers [12:31] err left click [12:31] Sorry NoUse, I missed it. In my network config box it shows everything correctly but I cannot ping any of the other boxes on the network [12:32] Datatec pastebin the output of 'route' and 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' [12:33] Thx, No Use, just give me a sec === Mortuis [n=Mortuis@cpe-204-210-158-224.hvc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === devill18 [n=bartek@pc-1-180.euro-net.pl] has left #ubuntu ["Wychodz"] === martynda [n=martynda@ip70-171-14-163.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:33] xtreon: gnome-bt-download (the one that is automatically used when clicking .torrent links in firefox) allways worked for me. Outside ubuntu, I use azureus, but I haven't tried any others. [12:34] I have to use "sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/usb" to access my usb flash drive, but I can only get in as root. How do I set permissions when issuing this command so that all users can access the usb flash drive? === dooglus [n=dooglus@rincevent.net] has joined #ubuntu === ShadowNova [n=ShadowNo@pool-71-251-149-217.hrbgpa.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === slackern [i=slackern@106cm72.cable.soderhamn-net.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:35] the default bt client for nicely.. for me === Lurkan [n=agsm@dsl-201-128-14-246.prod-infinitum.com.mx] has joined #ubuntu [12:36] java.math.BigDecimal idColVar = r.getBigDecimal(1); [12:37] sorry for the paste, mistyped [12:37] Mortuis: There is a user option you can give to mount, which I think allows what you want. Check the mount manual page. === Fred [n=freenode@fr3d.org] has joined #ubuntu === jujo [n=jujo@80.28.0.122] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] === whitynz [n=whity@60-234-132-74.bitstream.orcon.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [12:39] poningru: how do i get rufus? apt-get? [12:39] Datatec I need to run, sorry, try conguring a static IP and see if that helps === mikebot [n=michael@SRF-11-193.resnet.ucsb.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:40] how do i change permissions? [12:40] what is the terminal command? [12:40] mikebot: chmod [12:40] anjuta is a nice c ide :P [12:40] xtreon: oh they offer it on their website iirc [12:40] Xterm35, thanks [12:40] !rufus [12:40] poningru: Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [12:40] Mortuis: I think you add something like ' -o user ' to the end of your mount line. === Lugz_ [n=EliteNoo@c-68-43-64-170.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === osotogari [n=patrick@86.41.147.138] has joined #ubuntu [12:40] poningru: hard to install? === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [12:40] anybody know how I can change the color of ubuntu boot screen when its load modules etc for the kernel? [12:40] Hello all, I am looking for a recommendation for an itunes replacement. === ingens [n=axel@u-1-146.vpn.RWTH-Aachen.DE] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] sudo chmod 777 floppy? [12:41] is that right? === hwygeek [n=hwygeek@c-67-190-42-242.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] mikebot it gives all users alla rights to floppy [12:41] ok, thanks [12:41] np [12:41] mikebot: There is a good page at ubuntu's wiki explaining permissions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FilePermissions . [12:42] mikebot: do you want all users to be able to have all right to the floppy? === tehdot [n=tehdot@c-67-186-114-215.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:42] jobezone: Thanks, the man page confused me, it appeared I had to put something in the /etc/fstab but I wasn't sure === sphex [i=di70e4e9@modemcable092.141-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [12:42] jobezone, yeah, i got it [12:42] soprry [12:42] jobezone: I'll try out what you suggested [12:42] my paper is due in 20 minutes, and i don't have a printer [12:42] i have to go [12:42] thanks for the help [12:42] cya === poningru__ [n=poningru@ip68-226-0-76.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:42] no its a deb === |die7| [n=die7@p5496C582.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu === brainball [n=haico@pdpc/supporter/active/brainball] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] sorry [12:43] <|die7|> hi all === shaggyoaf [n=dmiles@c-24-9-86-182.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] this might be a totally stupid question.. but can you install koffice to run on gnome? [12:44] <|die7|> yes [12:44] fensta: yep :) [12:44] fensta: yes, just install the kde libraries [12:44] ok [12:44] so anyone know a good itunes replacement? [12:44] hey everybody, I'm on ubuntu stable and I'm seeing that the version of ssh is 1:4.1p1-7ubuntu4.1... does that correspond to version 4.1 on the website? [12:44] http://www.ubuntudebs.luxz.net/ [12:44] they are installed automatically, when using add/remove programs, synaptic, apt-get... === unreal__ [i=unreal@unaffiliated/unreal] has joined #ubuntu === vaaX [n=vaaX@ool-4571300a.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] <|die7|> u mean Openssh [12:45] osotogari: rythmbox or amarok === polpak [n=polpak@castilian.sb.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] NoUse: Datatec pastebin the output of 'route' and 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' [12:45] Ok I did, the machine that is not working only returned one line from route, and for the cat statement is only showing two of the three name servers === klav [n=hatred@dD5769EC1.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@unaffiliated/gnomefreak] has joined #ubuntu [12:46] i have tried amarok but when syncing i was told to unmount and remove my ipod. i tried unmounting it but i was given an error "incorrect argument" [12:46] hi [12:46] <_jim_> anyone got a clue why it says that locales is broken and i cant update or install anything ? plz [12:46] I'll try rythmebox though === shaggyoaf [n=dmiles@c-24-9-86-182.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === ingwe [i=JavaUser@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] ubuntu [12:47] <_harm> is some one old enough to rember talk? and if so wanne have a test session w. me? [12:47] _jim_: ok sorry bout that we are having storms here [12:47] no one [12:47] my laptop shutted down in the middle of the process of installing packages after the first reboot while installing, how do i restart that? [12:47] why [12:47] _jim_: let me look at a few things [12:47] why [12:47] <_jim_> alright mate :) === dooglus [n=dooglus@rincevent.net] has joined #ubuntu === stonith [n=sebastia@cust-02-5286af4e.adsl.scarlet.nl] has joined #ubuntu === Nafai [n=Nafai@158.91.215.28] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [12:47] _jim_: there should be a repair thing under file or something in synaptic [12:47] poningru is gay [12:48] another question, if i have suse installed on my laptop can i just install ubuntu breezy over those partitions? === stonith is now known as sebastian === sebastian is now known as tuks [12:48] osotogari is gay [12:48] <_jim_> well i dont see anything ... :( [12:48] <_harm> _jim_ having a problem again? [12:48] klav Can you boot into ubuntu? If so, you can just finish it by running 'sudo apt-get upgrade' === ryba [n=ryba@mis-koralgol.hstl5.put.poznan.pl] has joined #ubuntu [12:49] jobezone is gay [12:49] ingwe, whats your problem? [12:49] <_jim_> ingwe.... wtf ? [12:49] <_harm> is some one old enough to rember talk? and if so wanne have a test session w. me? [12:49] !ops [12:49] Help! lilo, hedgemage, lamont, Keybuk, jdub, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob or Hobbsee [12:49] i can jobezone, thanks [12:49] that you are gay [12:49] can someone take out this ingwe guy people === mode/#ubuntu [+o nalioth] by ChanServ [12:49] err please [12:49] <_jim_> hehe bb ingwe [12:49] go away you child === mode/#ubuntu [+b %*!*@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] by nalioth === mode/#ubuntu [-o nalioth] by ChanServ [12:49] ty [12:49] <_jim_> :D [12:49] <_jim_> what was that... [12:49] <_jim_> ? === pablo_ [n=pablo@r200-40-112-93.adinet.com.uy] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] im about to switch my main windows box to linux this weekend.. anyone have any suggestions on MUST HAVE linux apps? [12:50] <_harm> nalioth u wanne test if talk works for me? [12:50] not at you _jim_, @ ingwe [12:50] screen [12:50] <_jim_> lol i know :p [12:50] fensta: depends what apps do you use under win? === slackern [i=slackern@106cm72.cable.soderhamn-net.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] :) [12:50] <_jim_> _harm_ hey man [12:50] ubuntu's final stage of installation is base-config, right? [12:50] <_harm> fensta yah.. u MUST have apt-get and then everythgin will work [12:51] <_jim_> _harm_ i have problem with locales [12:51] so can i just rewrite those suse partitions when installing ubuntu? [12:51] fensta: just you get networking up and going, and you can get everything you ever dreamed of (and a dog) [12:51] irc, web, email, photoshop, virus protection, firewall [12:51] <_harm> _jim_ big or small? check for capitols ad such [12:51] those are what I use the most [12:51] <_jim_> nah [12:51] <_harm> fensta u dont need virus or firewall > photoshop = GIMP [12:51] <_jim_> _harm_ i cant update or install anything... it says locales is broken [12:51] fensta: irc = irssi, web = opera9, email = thunderbird, photoshop = the gimp, virus = not really needed, firewall = not really needed, but firestarter might be good === visik7 [n=visi@unaffiliated/visik7] has joined #ubuntu [12:52] hi [12:52] do yall really like the gimp???? I find it quite difficult to use :\ [12:52] why cinelerra isn't packaged for ubuntu ? [12:52] you guys dont think a firewall is a must have? [12:52] XChat is pretty good IMHO. === dominion [i=Gab@home-3221125.galati.astral.ro] has joined #ubuntu [12:52] xchat ftw!! [12:52] <_jason> osotogari: not really, why? === winXperts [n=winXpert@ip70-171-63-240.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:52] osotogari: a must for a lan not a must for my laptop [12:52] GIMP is really good once you get to know how to use it. [12:52] xchat pwns [12:53] :-) === thoffmeyer [n=tim@unaffiliated/hoffy] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] _jason: just wondering, im pretty much a n00b when it comes to the world of Linux [12:53] xchat... [12:53] fensta: see the end of my webpage: http://jobezone.wordpress.com/2006/03/07/aspire-3003lmi-on-debian-testing-etch/#more-10 . except gdebi, that isn't available for ubuntu breezy, the remaining programs are the ones I use in a Gnome environment. [12:53] i usually go for functionality and speed [12:53] ok rad.... oh ya.. what about widgets/launch bars.. any suggestions? [12:53] I like weather feeds and some news feeds [12:53] <_harm> is some one old enough to rember talk? and if so wanne have a test session w. me? === bimberi [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #ubuntu [12:54] I found a great app for windows called klipfolia [12:54] <_harm> fensta iam using gdesklets now its great [12:54] klipfolia [12:54] ack [12:54] klipfolio [12:54] there we go [12:54] visik7: i have two laptops here and a desktop in my lan, would i need a firewall then? [12:54] <_harm> fensta iam using gdesklets now its great widget thing [12:54] <_jim_> hey _harm [12:54] fensta: How about http://www.gnome.org/projects/straw/ ? [12:54] osotogari: are they linux only ? [12:54] <_jim_> is there a way to fix locales ? [12:54] <_harm> osotogari no.. you router provides a firewall function, most licly [12:54] <_harm> _jim_ yeah but i dont know how [12:54] _fensta, liferea for rss. there is a weather applet as well. [12:55] one windows laptop running zonealarm pro, one linux only laptop and linux only desktop [12:55] osfameron: u are already behind a nat that preclude external ppl to connect directly to your machines [12:55] btw for windows an outgoing firewall is suggested [12:55] <_harm> osotogari no.. you router provides a firewall function, internet network doesnt really require firewalls === akonkwa_ [n=akonkwa@user-85-201-1-249.tvcablenet.be] has joined #ubuntu [12:56] _jim_: have you tried running 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales'? [12:56] visik7.. thats the only reason I use a firewall in windows.. to see whats going out === _harm is lookin for someone whom has talk and will test it w. me [12:56] _jim_: i would check launchpad at this moment nothing seems to be doing what i want but please first try sudo apt-get -f install no package just that command as is and let me know if it gives you remove install upgrade whatever the out put is before you contiune with it [12:56] _jim_: or, choosing the locales package in synaptic, and then going to the menu Package->configure package [12:56] that lifrea doesnt seem to run on the desktop.. looks like it is a full window program :\ [12:56] jobezone: yeah thats not working either [12:56] jobezone: neither work [12:56] ok cool, thanks guys [12:57] ah, ok [12:57] fensta: ah, yes. I've tried one or two rss readers for gdesklets, but didn't like it that much... [12:57] hes got one not fully installed and i was trying to figure out how to fix it without apt-get -f install :( === jhenn [i=jhenn@gnook.org] has joined #ubuntu [12:57] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone ill try those now hold on === OmniColos [n=Francisc@2908.artic.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:58] firestarter keeps saying it is blocking one of my ips from accessing dhcp but i want to allow that ip to access dhcp. i right click and say "allow connections from this source" and it doesn't allow. it still shows up as being blocked. [12:58] gnomefreak: why without apt-get -f install? [12:58] the klipfolio is rockin on windows.. I am gonna miss it :\ [12:58] jobezone: to see if there was a neater way to do it [12:58] what's the full error message from 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales'? Or it doesn't give one? [12:58] gnomefreak: aahhh :)) [12:59] well, if the installation was stopped, then the only way would be to tell apt-get to -f(ix) it, or fix it yourself using dpkg. === ingwe [i=JavaUser@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] has left #ubuntu [] [12:59] NoUse you still around? [12:59] anyone in the know as to how i can probe my videocard for clock cycles? [01:00] <_jim_> root@10:~# dpkg-reconfigure locales [01:00] <_jim_> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: locales is broken or not fully installed [01:00] jobezone: yeah im thinking that but im not sure why its not fully installed (he never said) === codecaine [n=codecain@70.125.181.55] has joined #ubuntu === MrK [n=Kraik@186.97-200-80.adsl.skynet.be] has joined #ubuntu [01:00] is there a program like partition magic for ubuntu? === mode/#ubuntu [+o nalioth] by ChanServ === mode/#ubuntu [-b %*!*@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] by nalioth === mode/#ubuntu [-o nalioth] by nalioth [01:00] _jim_: run sudo apt-get -f install [01:00] codecaine: gparted or qtparted [01:01] <_jim_> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [01:01] codecaine: and cfdisk. [01:01] codecaine: like as in does same thing? [01:01] give or take [01:01] _jim_: sudo dpkg --config === bluegirl0101 [n=chatzill@e178192158.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #ubuntu === radiodog [n=ivar@67-42-178-38.eugn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] _jim_: can you paste the entire output in http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org [01:01] ? === Elazar [n=matt@ip68-229-159-133.lf.br.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] Hello!! anybody here run DamnSmallLinux inside WinXPhome NTFS ? need help,cannot run dsl 2.3 embedded inside.. DOS windows pops up for a 2sec. and then nothing happends [01:01] <_jim_> yea sure [01:01] <_jim_> hold on [01:02] yes shrink a partition so you can add another os on the hd [01:02] <_jim_> gnomefreak, dpkg: unknown option --config === MrK [n=Kraik@186.97-200-80.adsl.skynet.be] has left #ubuntu ["Quitte"] === tweety [n=tweety@acqq106.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [01:02] <_jim_> jobezone, which one u want ? [01:02] <_jim_> of the -f ? [01:02] barca!!! [01:02] bluegirl0101: this is a ubuntu help channel [01:02] _jim_: yeah [01:02] only help 4 ubuntu? [01:02] _jim_: yes the -f output to start with [01:02] Any have trouble with installing the latest version of FrostWire? Seems like the shell script for which a launcher in placed in Applications > Internet has an error in it and I can't figure out how to fix it. === pax [n=pax@pdpc/supporter/student/pax] has joined #ubuntu [01:03] sorry [01:03] where else could i get help tonight [01:03] could anyone help me diagnose a network problem? on live cd can connect to internet but after installed to hhd could not :( [01:03] bluegirl0101: whats wrong? === Talldave2002 [n=dave@client-82-19-8-41.manc.adsl.tesco.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:03] oh [01:03] bluegirl0101: isn't there a damnsmalllinux channel? [01:03] <_jim_> jobezone, gnomefreak http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12949 < with -f [01:03] yeah sorry dude go find a dsl channel [01:03] bmp supports xmms skins? [01:04] my bios doesnt have a yeah, but it a graveyard now...dont blame'm i should be goin to bed myself === sskroeder [n=sskroede@0xc2ff91db.ejb01.dsl.telianet.dk] has joined #ubuntu [01:04] on install does not assign ip from dhcp and gui doesn't seem to do a release renew thing === timlinux [n=timlinux@86.22.95.34] has joined #ubuntu [01:04] cu later :D [01:05] how do I delete all my gnome settings so my desktop reverts to the state it was in on first install? I tried delteing ~/.gnome* but that doesnt seem to do the trick === Cattack [n=cattack@dialup-4.235.186.13.Dial1.Orlando1.Level3.net] has joined #Ubuntu [01:05] on gparted how can you use it if your using that operation system won't allow you to create a new partition [01:06] Question about an install issue. I want to have 3 Linux distros on the same box. Can they share the same /boot so that Grub can load them? [01:06] codecaine: you need to boot off a live cd to actually change the active filesytem [01:06] _jim_: sudo dpkg --configure -a [01:06] how do I delete all my gnome settings so my desktop reverts to the state it was in on first install? I tried deleting ~/.gnome* but that doesnt seem to do the trick. Im running ubuntu dapper (gnome 1.14 I think) [01:07] *or will they stomp on each others toes. [01:07] oh ok ty [01:07] _jim_: again let me know what it does before you continue with it [01:07] <_jim_> hmm error again i think [01:07] i have a problem with ie4linux. it is installing ok, but looking for an old uninstalled wine version, any ideas how i can chenge the installation of ie4linux [01:07] <_jim_> paste bin ? === ingwe [i=JavaUser@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu [01:07] jim is gay [01:07] my apologies for double post :-P [01:07] codecaine: you can only mess with partitions which are not mounted. So, if you want to resize or do something to a currently mounted partition, like the root (/) partition, you'll have to use a LiveCD. [01:07] Cattack: if you install ubuntu last it should configure it all === bleep [n=pat@host-84-9-202-105.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:07] timlinux is gay [01:08] !language [01:08] Please watch your language. We try to be nice and help but some of us don't like to see such things on our screen. [01:08] <_jim_> ..... [01:08] Talldave2002: is ie4linux internet explorer? if so, why? === AnsiC [n=user@host-84-220-143-63.cust-adsl.tiscali.it] has left #ubuntu ["Sto] [01:08] poningru is gay [01:08] timlinux: there are also the .gcon* directories. [01:08] !ops [01:08] Help! lilo, hedgemage, lamont, Keybuk, jdub, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob or Hobbsee === mode/#ubuntu [+o nalioth] by ChanServ === mode/#ubuntu [+b *!*@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] by nalioth === ingwe [i=JavaUser@84-72-42-160.dclient.hispeed.ch] has left #ubuntu [requested] === mode/#ubuntu [-o nalioth] by nalioth === bluegirl0101 [n=chatzill@e178192158.adsl.alicedsl.de] has left #ubuntu [] [01:08] jobezone: ah thanks.... [01:08] <_jim_> :) [01:08] just a couple of net things that i cannot do in firefox [01:08] can anyone help diagose a internet connection problem? live cd connects to internet fine but once I installed to hhd doesn't connect [01:08] Hi all .... i've just been apointed to be apache-resposible at my institute - Our current servers run Solaris - but we are begining to head more and more towards linux - all our desktops are linux (mandriva) and only 4 (but essential) servers are still on the Solaris platform .... I was thinking about suggesting that the apache server (http and https) ran Ubuntu - but i wanted to ask here first - how soon does apache security patche [01:08] s get into ubuntu ? -- pretty soon - or with days/weeks/months delay ? [01:08] <_jim_> gnomefreak, i should paste bin it ? === ironman [n=ironman@h232n1fls32o829.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:08] Talldave2002: such as? === manicka [n=manicka@ubuntu/member/manicka] has joined #ubuntu [01:08] timlinux: the .gconf* actually. [01:09] Woow === timlinux goes to try that === Lurkan [n=agsm@dsl-201-128-14-246.prod-infinitum.com.mx] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] _jim_: no i have something else for you to try [01:09] I am planning to run FC5, SuSe, and Ubuntu on the same box but I dont want to need bootdisks for each one. [01:09] its an online game that uses loads of popups, java,and shockwave [01:09] _jim_: sudo --configure locales [01:09] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ok [01:09] i think the kubuntu installation ruined my second hdd :O [01:09] no [01:09] Cattack: just use grub [01:09] sudo dpkg --configure locales === ShadowNova [n=ShadowNo@pool-71-251-149-217.hrbgpa.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] Hmm, how to enter a ntfs-formatted hdd? [01:09] i know better than to use ie as a browser [01:09] _jim_: ^^^ === Drowsiness [n=Drowsine@c-24-218-62-136.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] it's my other hddd [01:09] Talldave2002: ah gotcha [01:10] THey can be installed in any order, I just need to make sure the one I want to dominate is last? [01:10] <_jim_> gnomefreak, as root all these right ? [01:10] I'm trying to compile a program, can someone tell me where to download the packages I need to compile stuff from the terminal? [01:10] sskroeder: pretty fast actually [01:10] _jim_: as sudo ubuntu doesnt have root enabled by default [01:10] how do i highlight a post to a user ( the red bits i can see? [01:10] sskroeder: but not fast enough for a production level server imho [01:10] <_jim_> ok [01:10] if by root you mean "su" === Versed [n=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === sire1 [n=sirex@82-135-134-3.ip.takas.lt] has joined #ubuntu [01:10] can anyone help diagose a internet connection problem? live cd connects to internet fine but once I installed ubuntu to the hhd it doesn't connect === GURT [n=pastafzu@unaffiliated/gurt] has joined #ubuntu [01:10] gnomefreak: couldn't jim also try to remove the 'locales' package, then reinstall it? When removing it, some others will be removed also, but he can afterwards install them. === heero [n=heero@201.130.67.3] has joined #ubuntu [01:10] sskroeder: as in couple of days to about a week delay [01:10] Talldave2002: by using their nick in the post [01:11] poningru, ok ;-( .. not even when adding "Security" repositories ? [01:11] <_jim_> jobezone, gnomefreak sudo --configure locales returned me some commands to choose [01:11] jobezone: he could but im hoping it doesnt come to that because im not sure what its gonna want to remove [01:11] bimberi like this? === bleep [n=pat@host-84-9-202-105.bulldogdsl.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:11] WTF, i cant enter my ntfs-partitions [01:11] Talldave2002: yep - that hilighted for me :) [01:11] should i be able to do that? === jgerace [n=justin@pool-71-245-80-136.syrcny.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === beazer [n=beazer@203-97-50-115.dsl.clear.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [01:11] _jim_: paste it on pastebin please [01:11] ironman, You need the ntfs package from the livna repository === scenaristeur [n=scenaris@ACBA2F9B.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:12] bimberi you learn something new every day [01:12] ironman, It'll let you have read access to NTFS [01:12] to just read ntfs? ShadowNova [01:12] oh okey [01:12] Talldave2002: :) [01:12] ironman: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=142481&highlight=fstab - read that, it should help [01:12] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone there you go :) http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12950 [01:12] gnomefreak: You could check with your ubuntu. I'm debian right now, and it wants to remove openoffice, and some others. but ubuntu has ubuntu-desktop, which may be removed, and along it some others which want it installed... [01:12] ironman, It's in the livna repo, I can't remember what it's called === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [01:12] jobezone: im not using breezy === richard [n=richard@adsl-068-209-175-191.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:12] !ntfs [01:12] from memory, ntfs is the filesystem used in Windows NT and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions [01:13] poningru any ideas about ie4linux [01:13] poningru, ok... that might not cut it then -- my boss is pretty messed up since we had a hacker/exploit-user on our system just before easter ;-/ ... (he more or less demands that vunerabilites be fixed within hours of the vunerability being publicized ;-// === NemesisBLK [n=Menes@68-190-228-115.dhcp.wsco.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:13] Can anyone tell me where to get the libraries I need to compile tarballs? [01:13] _jim_: sudo dpkg --configure locales sorry i typoed that [01:13] can anyone help diagose a internet connection problem? live cd connects to internet fine but once I installed ubuntu to the hhd it doesn't connect to net [01:13] You don't compile tarballs.. you extract them. Unless I am missing something. [01:13] sskroeder: you are not going to get that kinda fast update from any distro [01:14] you have to maintain and patch the thing yourself in that case [01:14] Talldave2002: sidenet worked well for me when i installed ie on wine a few months back - http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/config.html [01:14] yeah, and you compile the source from the tarball [01:14] You have to extract the source from the tarball first. [01:14] <_jim_> gnomefreak, error [01:14] Drowsiness: you extract them than run the config file if it has one [01:14] I did [01:14] _jim_: same error? [01:14] I need the libraries to compile it, since I seem to have none [01:14] bimberi tried that top same problems [01:14] <_jim_> gnomefreak, i think yes ... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12952 [01:14] poningru, i know ... i guess that means that were back to patching source and the old "make"-job ;-/ [01:14] Talldave2002: ah kk :/ [01:14] Can anybody help with this issue I have executing an Ubuntu install of Frostwire? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12951 [01:15] im having a problem with GRUB, after installation and i reboot after about 20 minuets GRUB comes up, 20 minutes later loading stage1.5 pops up, and about an hour later i came back and nothing was there just the blinking underscore, can anyone help me [01:15] _jim_: try 'sudo locale-gen' and pasting the error, if any. [01:15] jobezone: hes not gonna beable to uninstall them (was just thinking about that) [01:15] richard, that happened to me. My CD was corupted, so I made another and it worked [01:15] poni [01:15] sskroeder, how is that different than what you do for your solaris systems? [01:15] i forgot about locale-gen :( [01:15] Datatec: Are you using one of the betas? [01:15] richard: Did you checksum yours? [01:15] sskroeder: hehe yeah the best thing to do is to help out with apache dev cycles and actually do the bug fixes [01:15] ok will try that [01:16] yes [01:16] sskroeder: maybe you should run apache in a chrooted enviroment also. [01:16] no errors [01:16] richard: Errors? *rae* === Davey|Laptop [i=Davey@dhcp65-74-192-160.oam.orl.wayport.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:16] <_jim_> something like report [01:16] richard: You mean your hash was the same as the one provided for the image you downloaded? [01:16] Davey: Heya. :) [01:16] <_jim_> gnomefreak, no error... [01:16] will redownload and reburn [01:16] can anyone help diagose a internet connection problem? live cd connects to internet fine but once I installed ubuntu to the hhd it doesn't connect === d3wd [i=raydewd@h6.235.40.69.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu === joelbryan [n=joelbrya@210.213.160.38] has joined #ubuntu [01:16] <_jim_> gnomefreak, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12953 [01:16] _jim_: is it running the generator (sp) [01:17] Datatec: install breezy or dapper? [01:17] jmg dapper [01:17] <_jim_> gnomefreak, , type usage to see that ? [01:17] thats what i figured [01:17] ihmmmmm [01:17] Has anyone here used synaptic to upgrade from breezy 5.10 to Dapper? Were there any issues after you did it? [01:17] !upgrade [01:17] Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade. Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades . === Du [n=Kanales@e180062098.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #ubuntu [01:18] _jim_: what have you got in /etc/locale.gen === sphex [i=di70e4e9@modemcable092.141-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:18] Thanks, polpak, I know how to do it.. I just want to know if anyone had issues after having done it. === rustlerharv [n=root@lanceharv.resnet.mtu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:18] _jim_: can you open your updater in your menu system>admin>update manager [01:18] Drowsiness, should probably ask in ubuntu+1 since most ppl here are using breezy =) [01:18] <_jim_> jobezone, what i have : Usage: /usr/sbin/validlocale [01:18] Drowsiness, i dont know but u can be alert, with things like xorg and openoffice [01:18] hmm. Ubuntu seems to have booted successfully in a Qemu but the keyboard doesn't work. any idea? [01:19] <_jim_> gnomefreak, one sec [01:19] if u have oo1 and u will update to oo2 is better remove oo1 after of try [01:19] _jim_: that's what you have in the text file /etc/locale.gen? [01:19] <_jim_> gnomefreak, update manager ? [01:19] Drowsiness: i would use apt-get dist-upgrade [01:19] <_jim_> jobezone, yes [01:19] and similar when u try update xfree to xorg [01:19] _jim_: system>admin>update manager [01:19] remove all after to do an update [01:19] polpak, it's not that different -... the only problem is that we only have one staff-member left who is trained in solaris - and she may be on the way out (retirement) ... the thing is that she made this pretty complicated system on the solaris boxen when she came many years ago - and it's a bit of a hassle to get anything to work there ... I just spend 6 hours today trying to get a https server up and running on solaris (and it sti [01:19] ll isn't up yet) -- i (for fun) used about 8 minutes here on my ubuntu laptop - and had https up and running with ease ... [01:19] <_jim_> gnomefreak, yes im in that one right now [01:19] _jim_: it opens? [01:19] <_jim_> gnomefreak, yeah [01:20] hmmmmmmm === ggoogi [n=ggoogi@58.230.6.11] has joined #ubuntu [01:20] _jim_: close that try synapitc [01:20] <_jim_> gnomefreak, i gave admin rights to my user before [01:20] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ok [01:20] gnomefreak: I think I'm seeing some way to solve this. He can run 'sudo calidlocale ' for each locale he wants. Then, he runs 'sudo locale-gen' to generate the previous ones. [01:20] sskroeder, right.. so your options are to use solaris (which seems impossible w/o hiring someone very proficient with it) or using linux (ubuntu) [01:21] jobezone: he has to know what locale is not fully installed and see if its still missing depends [01:21] gnomefreak: that's 'sudo validlocale ' [01:21] jmg: I installed dapper from live cd/ internet was working on live cd but after installed to hhd quit working [01:21] sskroeder, now if you want to have security fixes patched as soon as they're released you'll have to build from source [01:21] slackern, a chrooted system, you say ? ... i'm not that familiar with the term - is it like "virtual machine sandboxing" (for lack of a better analogy) .. === rustlerharv [n=root@lanceharv.resnet.mtu.edu] has left #ubuntu [] === conufsed [n=conufsed@dsl-58-6-118-49.qld.westnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:21] jobezone: i knew what you meant ;) === FearMoth [n=fearmoth@24.84.203.178] has joined #ubuntu === gnomefreak wonders why update manger opens [01:21] gnomefreak: mmm.. [01:21] is there a theme editor to edit the gtkrc file and change the colors? [01:21] sskroeder, but you can probably secure your system in other ways which can mitigate the potential damage from a would be attacker until a security release is available [01:21] sskroeder: Yes as you so well put it, http://www.google.se/search?q=apache+chroot&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox&rls=Swiftfox:en-US:unofficial [01:21] _jim_: is synaptic opening? [01:22] <_jim_> gnomefreak, yes [01:22] ohh that was a long url, sorry about that. [01:22] sskroeder, chrooting apache is certainly a good way to start [01:22] <_jim_> gnomefreak, of course all that after i gave admin rights [01:22] gnomefreak: Isn't it worth a shot? It may be that locales aren't regenerated, because none were specified/added to /etc/locale.gen [01:22] _jim_: find out what locales are not installed prperly and see if you can install them from synaptic === billytwowilly [n=billy@S0106000c413a2c0c.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:22] are there any special hot keys you can use when the install CD is booted to get extra diagnostics? [01:22] Can anybody help with this issue I have executing an Ubuntu install of Frostwire? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12951 [01:23] jobezone: yes it is but hes got synaptic open (whick bothers me cause apt-get update doesnt work [01:23] polpak, can i do that - in tandem - with a normal ubuntu install - and then "switch it over" to a patched build - until the paches are available from the repositories ? [01:23] and synaptic checks apt-get update [01:23] <_jason> ubotu: tell Elazar about frostwire [01:23] <_jim_> gnomefreak, no i cant install properly from syanptic [01:23] <_jim_> gnomefreak, i install but i get error [01:23] Elazar, can you pastebin that runFrost.sh script? === sskroeder would like to avoid having to rebuild apache all the time ... === ibob63 [n=hp@bb-87-82-1-219.ukonline.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:23] _jim_: try jobezone way lets see what you get [01:24] can anyone help diagose a internet connection problem? live cd connects to internet fine but once I installed ubuntu to the hhd it doesn't connect [01:24] _jason: Ah, much thanks. :) [01:24] <_jim_> jobezone, so man what to do ? [01:24] Datatec: dhcp or static ip? [01:24] polpak: It's cool, apparently the script is in DOS format, so I'm going to have to use dos2unix to convert it. [01:24] is there something that like access that I can use on linux? [01:24] kingspan: dhcp [01:24] Elazar, ah [01:24] sskroeder, seems like overkill [01:24] Datatec: during installation, is dhcp working? are you getting an ip at all after install? [01:25] polpak, ok... [01:25] _jim_: can you close synaptic. Then do 'sudo validlocale en_US.UTF-8' [01:25] kingspawn: no :( [01:25] _jim_: sudo validlocale replace with whatever locale is not installed properly === gn0m3 [n=gn0m3@adsl-69-231-62-215.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] Datatec: on both accounts? [01:25] _jim_: and then do 'sudo locale-gen' [01:25] bimberi just tried sidenet again, not working, so frustrating since i had it working before, but i has installed wine from tarball on my desktop, so i removed it and reinstalled it === spudgun_uk [n=spudgun_@81-178-243-0.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] kingspawn: sorry both accounts? === vitalstatistix [n=mykingdo@c-65-96-80-133.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] _jim_: and then do 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales' [01:25] Datatec: I asked two questions [01:25] sskroeder, what sort of services are you supplying with your website? === J_P [n=jp@200.146.37.219] has left #ubuntu [] [01:25] <_jim_> jobezone, >> locale 'en_US.UTF-8' not available === CrashProne [n=crash@S01060004e23beb85.vs.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:26] _jim_: that's what it should say [01:26] kingspawn: sorry, yes dhcp is working on other computers and this one using the live cd, but from the hhd install doesn't give me a IP address [01:26] <_jim_> jimoupas@10:~$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales [01:26] <_jim_> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: locales is broken or not fully installed [01:26] _jim_: now run sudo locale-gen [01:26] <_jim_> ok [01:26] hi [01:26] _jason: Yup, that did it. :) Many thanks. [01:27] Datatec: okay. what does typing dhclient output? [01:27] _jim_: and then do 'sudo apt-get -f install' [01:27] Datatec: might need "sudo dhclient" [01:27] hey can anyone help me with the gaim messenger === mzinz [n=tyler@207-118-84-50.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:27] i was afraid of that [01:27] So umm... I have a stuck setup thing in apt-get, and no matter how long I leave it running, it won't finish, and if I cancel it, it tries to do it again (unsuccessfully) with dpkg --configure -a ... How do I make it give up installing a package? [01:27] polpak ... well... general webpages - the https is used for accessing webmail (via squirrelMail) - furthermore, all students (it's a university) have a www_public dir so they can have a homepage on the institute... -- more or less pretty basic stuff... [01:27] gnomefreak: of what? [01:28] CrashProne: kill the process :) [01:28] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone > http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12954 [01:28] jobezone: apt-get -f install isnt gonna work i dont think [01:28] <_jim_> yup :( === pschulz01 [n=paul@eth6067.sa.adsl.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] polpak, a few php based web-apps === ibob63 [n=hp@bb-87-82-1-219.ukonline.co.uk] has left #ubuntu [] === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@d54C49F51.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] kingspawn: apt-get just retries to finish it, and refuses to work until it finishes which it won't. [01:28] kingspawn: dhclient.leases: permission denied dhclient..pid Permission denied drop_privileges: could not set group id: Operation not permitted [01:28] is there a command for ther terminal to get your cd drive to open? [01:29] sskroeder, but essentially anything apache can view is public data anyway? [01:29] _jim_: did 'sudo locale-gen' work? === _Bog [n=me@CPE000d889a2f0d-CM00080d7be684.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:29] _jim_: paste your /etc/apt/sources.list file to pastebin please [01:29] CrashProne: apt-get wont retry if you kill it good [01:29] im seeing something im concered about [01:29] 0_o [01:29] Datatec: then do "sudo dhclient" [01:29] Talldave2002: :/ - btw i installed using the .deb from the winehq repository [01:29] polpak, with regards to ? === do_me_nice [n=do__me__@HSE-Sherbrooke-ppp120888.qc.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:29] ill brb [01:29] hello all [01:29] hello [01:29] is there a way to compare 2 text files with a terminal command? [01:29] <_jim_> jobezone, sudo locale-gen returns me some info... [01:29] is there a command for ther terminal to get your cd drive to open? [01:29] <_jim_> gnomefreak, one sec [01:30] or a recomended program === _Bog [n=me@CPE000d889a2f0d-CM00080d7be684.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:30] sskroeder, well essentially what I'm getting at is this.. What would the potential damage be if your webserver were comprimised? [01:30] <_jason> do_me_nice: diff, comm [01:30] i have a strange question [01:30] _jim_: ok, but if 'apt-get -f install' doesn't work after, nevermind it :) [01:30] _jason: thank you [01:30] Ah! FINALLY it decided it ha d an error processing the package. [01:30] Talldave2002: http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb [01:30] Good.. [01:30] _jason: u know anything about the gaim messenger === eno-away is now known as eno [01:30] sskroeder, apart from just general loss of web services [01:30] i am using gkrellm as a monitor and my 1.7ghz processor is running at i think 598mhz [01:30] sskroeder, which a quick restart should fix [01:30] #41678 [01:30] is there a command for ther terminal to get your cd drive to open???? [01:30] <_jason> gn0m3: I know some things, what is giving you trouble? [01:30] is this actually possible === vader [n=vader@dsl-72-1-219.191.tel-ott.com] has joined #ubuntu === do_me_nice [n=do__me__@HSE-Sherbrooke-ppp120888.qc.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:31] is it? [01:31] idk [01:31] polpak, the guy that did this didn't do anything to the data on the webserver - instead he/she commandeered 20 of our machines and used them to DDOS some servers in Spain ... === rustlerharv [n=root@lanceharv.resnet.mtu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:31] is there a dapper channel? [01:31] <_jason> vader: /topic [01:31] _jason: i want to add a picture to my profile [01:31] bimberi just copied the iesetup.exe from the .wine and renamed the old .wine file and teying to install again, fingers crossed! [01:31] _jason: but when i add the pic it doesnt show === pow3r [n=pow3r@217.217.18.91] has joined #ubuntu === vader [n=vader@dsl-72-1-219.191.tel-ott.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:31] sskroeder, ok now we're talking === Yango_ [n=yango@unaffiliated/yango] has joined #ubuntu [01:31] <_jim_> jobezone, gnomefreak /etc/sources.list >> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12955 [01:32] _jim_: there is another option, which is to get the .deb file from http://packages.ubuntu.com , and forcefully install it using 'sudo dpkg -i --force-all ' [01:32] vader: #ubuntu+1 [01:32] is there a command for ther terminal to get your cd drive to open? [01:32] sskroeder, the reason nothing was done to the data is most likely because nothing could be done... the apache user generally doesn't have write access to much (if anything) [01:32] <_jason> gn0m3: ok, you go to tools > accounts and modify the account, then you choose the pic. Does it show there? [01:32] vaaX: eject [01:32] <_jim_> jobezone, u think i should do this ? === simonpca [i=simonpca@ts1-185.f1034.ts.globetrotter.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:32] also this is a notebook computer [01:32] daddius: it is on speedstep laptops === apokryphos [i=[U2FsdGV@server2.polaristar.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:32] thx === shinu [n=blu@cpc2-walt2-0-0-cust547.popl.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu === timlinux [n=timlinux@qgis/developer/timlinux] has joined #ubuntu [01:32] _jim_: wait on that i have a feeling about something [01:32] kingspawn: running hdcpdiscover on eth0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 interval; ... No dhcpoffers received. no working leases in persisten databse sleeping [01:33] Just a shout out to all those who take the time to help others, thank you. Between the wiki and this channel, there hasn't been an issue with Ubuntu yet that I haven't been able to see through with your help. :) [01:33] when i add the pic [01:33] nothing comes up [01:33] bimberi, what is speed step? [01:33] is it b/c my main is aim [01:33] polpak, it was done using a badly configured apacheserver - and a non-secure conf of php - in conjunction with some just-released vunerability (i haven't got all the details yet)... [01:33] ok change that i know what issue is i think [01:33] hmm. do you think you can install Ubuntu if booting with only 64MB/RAM? [01:33] elazar thats great [01:33] daddius: my centrino nb will slow the processor speed when it doesn't have much to do - a powersaving feature [01:33] Datatec: hm, what kind of ips are you using on you rlocal network? we can try setting it up static [01:33] _jim_: is that your sources.list file? do you have net access? [01:33] sphex possible but it will be very slow [01:33] plop [01:33] bimberi, this is my first laptop system [01:33] <_jason> gn0m3: what type of pic is it? it needs to have special properties [01:33] sphex: Yes, but only install the base system, not Gnome or KDE. [01:34] alright. thanks. [01:34] daddius: nice, aren't they :) [01:34] like what [01:34] <_jason> gn0m3: try using this one https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuddyIcon and if that works, we know it is your pic and can work on that [01:34] sskroeder, ok, well chrooting apache would certainly prevent that sort of nonsense if apache were to get compromised [01:34] when I start my gnome session (ubuntu dapper) I get a 'you need to be root' message when gnome-updater applet tries to launch. Does anyone know the cure for that? [01:34] <_jim_> gnomefreak, net access ? [01:34] bimberi, thanks so much... i figured this was a serious problem for a minute... so i guess the more i load on it the faster it goes in mhz [01:34] polpak, but i was told that the attack generated a steady flow of 600 MB/s targeted towards the victims ... more or less draining the facultys bandwidth ;-/ [01:34] _jim_: yep, you've only been installing packages from the CD, right? === vader [n=vader@dsl-72-1-219.191.tel-ott.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:34] _jim_: i would like you to put a # infront of the deb vdrom repo and take the # away from all the other lines that start with deb [01:34] <_jim_> jobezone, yes .... [01:35] _jim_: can you connect to the internet? [01:35] bimberi, sweet man... i expected so much problems and it worked just great.. [01:35] <_jim_> gnomefreak, of course [01:35] <_jim_> gnomefreak, like right now [01:35] daddius: that's right - start up OpenOffice and see if it changes [01:35] s/vdrom/cdrom [01:35] _jim_: eheh _) [01:35] _jim_: eheh :) [01:35] _jim_: do as i posted above than type sudo apt-get update after you save and close it [01:35] kingspawn: when running from the live cd I am assigned 192.168.1.103 [01:35] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ok :) one sec [01:36] _jason === eneried [n=cablop@201.244.214.62] has joined #ubuntu === r[o] b [i=rob@12.9.182.139] has joined #ubuntu [01:36] this is for buddy ucon [01:36] sskroeder, I think you're much better off configuring apache to run more securely (chrooted) and setting up better monitoring systems to alert you when something is wrong [01:36] im talking about a pic in the actual pro [01:36] _jim_: leave the wine repo alone for now [01:36] Datatec: do you know the ip address of your router/switch (the gateway) === [A] ndy80 [n=wettreyw@host233-27.pool8251.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu [01:36] Datatec: and your dns servers? === sos [n=sos@azl114.internetdsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [01:36] sskroeder, then trying to hand patch it whenever there's a security release. The normal updates are pretty quick [01:36] hi [01:37] <_jason> gn0m3: what do you mean by pro? [01:37] <_jim_> gnomefreak, sorry but i dont see vdrepo [01:37] my buddy profile [01:37] <_jim_> gnomefreak, vdrom * === gnomefreak was wondering why apt-get -f install wasnt working :( [01:37] you know how u right click and say read profile [01:37] _jim_: cdrom [01:37] polpak, ok [01:37] its the very very first one [01:37] <_jason> gn0m3: yes, ``get info'' in gaim right? [01:37] daddius: some speedstep info - http://www.intel.com/support/processors/mobile/pm/sb/CS-007981.htm [01:37] gnomefreak: he's CD could be damaged, but nevertheless, the locales package is broken and in his system, and wont let got, unless it's removed or another package forcefully installed instead of it. [01:37] yes siree === sos [n=sos@azl114.internetdsl.tpnet.pl] has left #ubuntu [] [01:37] bimberi, doesn't seem to move [01:38] kingspawn: 192.168.1.2 or 192.168.1.0 I think [01:38] <_jim_> gnomefreak, add #at the first and remove all the other DEB ones ? [01:38] hello people === Cedric77 [n=cedric@modemcable123.18-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:38] <_jason> gn0m3: afaik pics don't go in there, you can ask in #gaim though [01:38] jobezone: im hopping apt-get update will work if not lets go with apt-get -f === Razerious\ [i=user@ti541210a080-3059.bb.online.no] has joined #ubuntu [01:38] _jim_: yes and leave the wine repo alone for now [01:38] polpak, so instead of having ubuntu handling the apache installation - i should install from source - in a chrooted env ? - and hand-patch when sec.releases come ? [01:38] gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad: Depends: libwavpack0 (>= 4.3) but it is not going to be installed [01:38] E: Broken packages [01:38] i need help again, i belive you think "that girl always looking for help" [01:38] anyway to fix that? [01:39] jobezone: if they dont work we go back to the locales commands they should work now [01:39] kingspawn: yes other computer says default 192.168.1.2 [01:39] sskroeder, no [01:39] thanks === seth_ [n=seth@asmallorange.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:39] daddius: try the "CPU Frequence Scaling Monitor" panel applet (right-click -> Add to Panel) [01:39] Cedric77: please use pastebin to paste dont paste in here [01:39] sskroeder, you should use the ubuntu packages and just run apache chrooted [01:39] bimberi, ahhh i can see now... how could I increase this if need be ? [01:39] Datatec: thats the route then. have you got the dns servers? [01:39] polpak, ok [01:39] Cedric77, try to add multiverse to tour repository [01:39] !pastebin [01:39] from memory, pastebin is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/, a site for pasting long texts so you don't disrupt the channel - or install webboard in Gnome: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269 [01:39] eneried: i did [01:39] daddius: that i don't know sorry [01:39] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ok done [01:39] gnomefreak: sure. and if that doesn't work, he can download http://ftp.cs.umn.edu/pub/ubuntu/pool/main/g/glibc/locales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb and then do 'sudo dpkg -i --force-all ' [01:40] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ill run now which command ? === Nick2 [n=xtreme@216-64-166-10.gen.twtelecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] _jim_: did you run apt-get update? [01:40] i need help for two things i'm migrating a windows app to lubuntu, is java based so i need to set only a few things more... === Nick2 is now known as WS_ === ailean [n=Ailean@82-40-138-249.cable.ubr07.uddi.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] kingspawn: yes, however they are being listed already in route [01:40] how can i make something like a .bat file? [01:40] I can't uninstall remove phpmyadmin with apt-get === tomte [n=tomte@host160-58.bornet.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] dammit [01:40] Datatec: your dns servers are listed in route? [01:40] how do i register in gaim [01:40] eneried: use bash scripting [01:40] kingspawn: yes [01:40] Cedric77, go to restricted formats and install what thet say there [01:40] 'subprocess pre-removal script returned error exist status 127' [01:40] <_jim_> gnomefreak, hmm many errors about the websites [01:40] Datatec: what are they? [01:40] <_jason> gn0m3: what do you mean? [01:41] ubotu tell Cedric77 about mp3 [01:41] gn0m3: you register with the client you want to connect to [01:41] it says u have to register === tomte [n=tomte@host160-58.bornet.net] has left #ubuntu ["Lmnar"] [01:41] <_jason> !register [01:41] Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration [01:41] bimberi is there any way i can completely remove wine, only it seems to remember settings from previous istall [01:41] how do i register === r[o] b [i=rob@12.9.182.139] has left #ubuntu [] [01:41] kingspawn: sorry in resolv.conf [01:41] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12956 [01:41] _jim_: did sudo apt-get update error? [01:41] here :D [01:41] polpak, i thank you for your input *S* ... [01:41] thanks [01:41] bimberi, i can see it now... thanks. The thing is how would i be able to move it up and down if need be.. this is strange cause when i did come cpu intensive things, they seemed fine === manicka [n=manicka@ubuntu/member/manicka] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:41] Datatec: Aha, good. So, if you type "ifconfig" what is your ip listed as? [01:41] kingspawn: 24.153.23.66 and .67 [01:41] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ... could not retrive blabla === francolq_ [n=francolq@200-127-10-149.cab.prima.net.ar] has joined #ubuntu [01:42] _jim_: paste it all to pastebin please [01:42] <_jim_> gnomefreak, resolve* [01:42] <_jim_> ok [01:42] ty [01:42] daddius: it should happen automatically - i trust the kernel devs :) - but idk if there is a utility to keep it at max, there might be [01:42] i know about restricted format [01:42] Talldave2002: how did you install it? [01:42] seems like broken package or something i dont know [01:42] gnomefreak: maybe he should use 'apt-setup' to get a fresh sources.list file. But I'm not sure if ubuntu likes it, or if it's a debian-specific tool. [01:42] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12956 i paste what i did there [01:43] lol... ok.. i installed the last 2 linux gazette publications with apt.. how the hell do I read them??? [01:43] jobezone: ive never used it on ubuntu but let me find out ;) [01:43] bimberi, does yours increase on cpu intensive things? i mean everything here is running great and i am loading it down with all sorts of stuff [01:43] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12957 [01:43] kingspawn: no listing for inet addr :( [01:43] der0b- they are downloaded to a dir, can't remember what. Let me check === ___gn0m3___ [n=gn0m3@adsl-69-231-62-215.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] thanks scorchsaber [01:43] <___gn0m3___> can someone give me the gaim channel again === kale77in [n=nigel@47-131-222-203.rev.techex.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] der0b: you can allways see what files where installed by a package in synaptic. Choose the package, and in the pane bellow, there is a way to see 'installed files'. [01:43] der0b: you can check where they are by dpkg -L packagename [01:43] daddius: yes - the panel applet usually changes on mine [01:44] Datatec: okay. have you tried setting your ip static in system->admin->networking? [01:44] where is the script that overwrights my /etc/resolv.conf [01:44] der0b: but I think it's somewhere in /usr/share/doc/ [01:44] _jim_: that pc is connected to internet? [01:44] I need to make it stop === Chris_Tucker [n=ChrisTuc@stjhnf01-23-142163031227.nf.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:44] <_jim_> gnomefreak, yes [01:44] anyone know how to "eject" my ipod out of rythmebox? [01:44] <___gn0m3___> _jason: can i have the link for the channel agiain [01:44] thats not pretty [01:44] <_jason> ___gn0m3___: #gaim [01:44] der0b: /usr/share/doc/lg/ [01:44] bimbery, again thanks again i just saw it jump to 1.70mhz [01:44] yes :( didn't seem to work [01:44] Thats where it should be [01:44] opps ghz [01:44] thanks for those tips.. HUGE help.. I've been wondering how to locate that info [01:44] kingspawn: yes :( didn't seem to work [01:44] <___gn0m3___> thanks [01:44] bimberi installed a deb [01:44] _jim_: run sudo apt-setup [01:44] god thats sucks [01:44] Hmm, shouldn't kubuntu be able to read NTFS from the beginning? [01:44] daddius: i was going to say :P === bkeating [n=bkeating@64.81.54.23] has left #ubuntu [] [01:45] Datatec: okay. do "dmesg | grep eth0" and tell me about it [01:45] ok, generic question: I got a small disk (2GB). what FS would be recommend? [01:45] bimberi, excuse the type of name... again i am on laptop system.. [01:45] typo [01:45] <_jim_> gnomefreak, i should put the cd ? === BockBilbo [n=BockBilb@eu85-84-43-70.clientes.euskaltel.es] has joined #ubuntu [01:45] polpak, i was just thinking -- i'm in doubt whether i can properly chroot the apache install ... the apache installation should also be able to get files from /home/{user}/www_public - so that http://our-server/~{user} works ... will that be possible in a chrooted env ? [01:45] _jim_: no [01:45] sphex: does it need to be read by any other computers? [01:45] hey [01:45] Hmm [01:45] jmg: nah [01:45] bimberi, sweet sweet [01:45] _jim_: is it asking for cd? [01:45] _jim_: the problem is that each line has a dot (.) which must be deleted, like 'deb http://.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy-updates main restricted' [01:45] <_jim_> gnomefreak, yes [01:45] somebody knows how to make something like a .bat file? === Cedric77 [n=cedric@modemcable123.18-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [01:45] is there any option in apt-get to just download the packages but not install them? [01:45] sphex: ext3 [01:45] _jim_: than yes pout cd in [01:45] eneried: use bash scripting [01:45] does anyone know how to stop my resolv.conf from being over written every time I reboot? [01:45] put [01:45] eneried look up bash scripting [01:45] Talldave2002: sudo aptitude purge wine [01:45] !google bash howto [01:45] jmg: Do they come in packets of five. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [01:45] Results for bash howto on Google: [01:45] http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html [01:45] http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prompt-HOWTO/ [01:45] http://www.gilesorr.com/bashprompt/howto/book1.html [01:45] -- [01:46] jmg: ok. I was thinking of maybe Reiser with tail packing? [01:46] goldeagle: do not paste in here === francolq_ [n=francolq@200-127-10-149.cab.prima.net.ar] has joined #ubuntu [01:46] eneried: what do you need the script to do? [01:46] _jim_: http://.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu should be http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu ( no dot(.) after http:// ) [01:46] look for abs guide in repos for the bash searching people [01:46] <_jim_> jobezone, oh.. lol [01:46] kingspawn: four lines line 1 irq 12 rest of the lines end with eth0: link is not ready [01:46] i need to launch a java application using some parameters [01:46] bimberi ok i'll try uninstalliong and go again === Elazar [n=matt@ip68-229-159-133.lf.br.cox.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:46] the first line sets the classpath, the second one launches the java app [01:47] sskroeder, no, but you can make that www_public directory a link to a directory in the chroot jail so apache has the right files, but the user still finds it in their home directory [01:47] whats the default runlevel [01:47] ? [01:47] Datatec: could you put the output on pastebin? need to see it [01:47] sphex: that would work too [01:47] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone guys removed the dots [01:47] kingspawn: it will take some time to type, but I will do it [01:47] eneried: then you edit a file, type #!/bin/bash at the first line, then your commands, and save it. [01:47] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone install from cd or update ? [01:47] BockBilbo: apt-get -d install [01:47] gleesond: what do you mean default run level? [01:47] Datatec: you can copy it with your mouse [01:47] thanks bimberi [01:47] update [01:47] Datatec: just hilight it, right click, and hit copy [01:47] is it 3 [01:47] _jim_: update first [01:47] polpak, hmm ... ok.... [01:48] bimberi [01:48] i guess it will work for [01:48] dist-upgrade, righ? [01:48] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone its updating nice now [01:48] apt-get -d dist-upgrade [01:48] I am trying to use SVN and the funny thing is the system don't recognize the svn command, any suggestions? [01:48] sphex: tail packing has a significant performance impact [01:48] kingspawn: that machine is not connecting to network, I guess I could copy to a disk and transfer it [01:48] gleesond: there is no "default" run level type runlevel to know what your using [01:48] thanks, kingspawn [01:48] in /etc there is a bunch of rc[1-6] .d [01:48] so i get all the packages needed for the dist-upgrade, but doesnt install them? [01:48] _jim_: good ;) [01:48] that have the boot scripts [01:48] I'm having big issues trying to get apt-get to remove phpmyadmin, anyone care to assist? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12958 [01:48] bimberi just sudo aptitude purge wine but i can still run wine? [01:48] <_jim_> :D [01:48] anyone using splashy here? [01:48] BockBilbo: i've not tried but it should [01:48] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone install now the updates ? [01:48] thank you so much [01:48] sskroeder, the exploit that was used in this previous incedent.. How old was the vulnerablity at that time? [01:48] Datatec: ah, of course, i forgot :/ [01:49] ive got this weird problem and now at bootup and shutdown i just get a black screen [01:49] i have another question [01:49] _jim_: yes, run 'sudo apt-get upgrade' [01:49] gleesond: there is no such thing as a default run level it will use any from 2-6 iirc they are all multi person [01:49] <_jim_> jobezone, upgrade or install ? [01:49] sskroeder, the reason I ask is properly configuring a chrooted environment, particuarly one with access to many outside services (mail, databases, etc), can be very difficult unless you're experienced with the process [01:49] _jim_: or do it graphically, of course [01:49] _jim_: upgrade [01:50] _jim_: the graphical window you got does the same... [01:50] jmg: that box WILL BE slow no matter what. :p~ [01:50] Talldave2002: do you have another copy about that was installed using another method? otherwise try 'sudo apt-get remove --purge wine' [01:50] gnomefreak: for debian and derived distros the default runlevel is 2 [01:50] polpak, i don't know -- i haven't been fully briefed yet - i started on the job just 2 weeks ago ... [01:50] i need to place an alias to a folder, imagin teh folder was /windows/disk1/folder and i need to make it works like /folder [01:50] <_jim_> jobezone, ill do from terminal :-) [01:50] _jim_: but maybe it's best to do it in the terminal, to see for errors [01:50] but redcrap and some others use runlevel 5 [01:50] jmp_me: its used 4 here without me changing anything [01:50] =( [01:50] eneried: sudo ln -s /windows/disk1/folder /folder [01:50] <_jim_> o that gonna take a little time [01:50] gnomefreak: solaris is 3 and I thought that linux used a different numbering skeem [01:50] iirc runlevel 6 is shutdown [01:50] sphex: might be better to use ext3 or even ext2 [01:51] 6 is reboot iirc [01:51] thanks, bimberi [01:51] bimberi seemi i have but cant find it [01:51] 0 is shutdown [01:51] gleesond: your safe with 2 [01:51] polpak, but i know that the servers hadn't been patched for quite a while (they were still using some old version of apache - 1.3.27 i think) [01:51] maybe i got that backwards [01:51] Talldave2002: 'which wine' [01:51] sphex: it could be the difference between slow and really fracking slow [01:51] jmg: im fairly sure 6 is shutdown but now you got me thinking lol [01:51] i am getting the following error when trying to unmount my ipod "eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument" anyone got any ideas [01:51] gnomefreak: I need to edit the rc*.d so my /etc/resolv.conf doesn't get overwritten every time I reboot [01:51] jmg: ok [01:51] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone it will take me about 20 - 30 minutes [01:52] bimberi, and you know if that solution was persistent? i mean when i reboot the machine the alias remains? [01:52] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone it will install automatically ? [01:52] _jim_: thats fine someone will be here if we arnt [01:52] _jim_: it should fix it === sylvain_ [n=sylvain@bdn33-2-82-226-186-49.fbx.proxad.net] has left #ubuntu ["Quitte"] [01:52] eneried: yes it will === _harm is lookin for someone whom has talk and will test it w. me [01:52] polpak, i also think that i'll need to know more about chrooting - the advantages and disadvantages before i choose that option ... - we do use php - we do use postgreSQL - our mail is located on another server - that also needs access to - and so forth ... [01:52] <_harm> is some one old enough to rember talk? and if so wanne have a test session w. me? [01:52] _jim_: if not run sudo apt-get -f install [01:52] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone hmm ok then :) [01:52] _jim_: ok... then we can only wait.. Yes, it will run on itself now. If it finishes with no errors, that means the problem is fixed. === _eins [n=null@kladde.org] has joined #ubuntu [01:52] bye! [01:52] bimberi i am confused, the .wine is still there === GiGaHuRtZ|Arch [n=GiGaHuRt@pdpc/supporter/active/GiGaHuRtZ] has joined #ubuntu [01:52] <_jim_> bye :) [01:53] and thanks again bimberi === Deserir [n=green_dr@226gis182.gulftel.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:53] ;) [01:53] if I wipe out phpmyadmin manually how can I remove it from the packages list so I can reinstall? [01:53] _jim_: bye, good luck! [01:53] BockBilbo: np :) [01:53] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone lol i dont go [01:53] How do I set nautilus to use a background on every window, instead of setting it one by one? [01:53] Hmm [01:53] Talldave2002: rm -r ~/.wine [01:53] gleesond: man runlevel [01:53] gleesond: it tells you there what you are looking for [01:54] When I installed kubunto.. I just choosed to edit the partition-table for hda... Why isn't there anything in hdb then!? === darksidex [n=user@24-176-69-084.dhcp.hckr.nc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] polpak, (and i think that this incident was more caused by the institute failing to update their server and php-configurations for quite a while - than by some guy using the "latest and greatest exploit")... [01:54] _jim_: im not sure how long ill be here 4 am comes awfully fast :( [01:54] gnomefreak: is runlevel 2 single user, and run level 3 multi-user [01:54] gleesond: 2 is multiuser [01:54] hdb was ntfs-formatted and filled with stuff [01:54] <_jim_> what time is there guys ? [01:54] 2-5 [01:54] bimberi ok wine removed, is there anywhere else it could be? [01:54] anyone? === WS_ [n=xtreme@216-64-166-10.gen.twtelecom.net] has left #ubuntu [] === WS_ [n=xtreme@216-64-166-10.gen.twtelecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:55] sskroeder, generally that is the case [01:55] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone its going fast... 14 minutes left [01:55] Talldave2002: only if 'which wine' returns something :) === ailean [n=Ailean@82-40-138-249.cable.ubr07.uddi.blueyonder.co.uk] has left #ubuntu [] === mithro [n=tim@203.63.126.9] has joined #ubuntu === ironman is frustrated [01:55] sskroeder, most hacks are done by script kiddies, and the exploits have to be around for a while before such hack utilities are available [01:56] hi! where to I report bugs + patches too? [01:56] <_jim_> so guys , when 6.06 comes out i can upgrade instead of formatting ? [01:56] I got this CD that was supposed to be an ubuntu install cd. all it seems to do is run dr-dos [01:56] bimberi which wine returns /usr/local/bin/wine [01:56] _jim_: and it will take some more time after the packages are downloaded. [01:56] ironman: well, what do you mean? [01:56] I've got Breezy installed on a Dell Latitude CPx with an ATI Rage Mobility P/M. I followed a howto at http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-7200.html to get direct rendering, but the 'ole glxinfo | grep "direct rendering" still says no. Any ideas? [01:56] anyone know if tthere is a way of removing all the packages installed after installing kubuntu-desktop? [01:56] mithro, depends on what has the bug? === bpont [n=bpont@24-148-81-200.na.21stcentury.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:56] ironman: whats the problem, clear and concise please [01:56] _jim_: yes. [01:56] When I installed kubunto.. I just choosed to edit the partition-table for hda... Why isn't there anything in hdb then!? [01:56] :P [01:56] polpak: missing php5-mcrypt [01:56] kingspawn? the file like .bat wich extensin must have? and how i launch it? [01:56] <_jim_> jobezone, only by downloading the upgrade can be done ? [01:56] i have a patch which readds it === brokengun [n=brokengu@augusta-cuda1--24-49-160-14.agstme.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:56] ironman: have you mounted the disk? [01:56] I think it mounted itself [01:56] enereid: .sh and chmod +x then ./file.sh === Liothen [n=liothen@c-24-18-111-217.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:57] _jim_: yes, you'll be able to upgrade through the net. [01:57] eneried: the file can be called anything you want. make it executable: chmod +x file running it ./file [01:57] eneried: You mean a shell script? The extension actually doesn't matter :) [01:57] what's the sude command to give amule permission to write to a particular directory? [01:57] itps only about a 4 line change to the control files [01:57] <_jim_> jobezone, so if i have a cd , i cant upgrade ? [01:57] sudo [01:57] kingspawn: [01:57] [ 107.320189] etg0: Davicom DM9102/DM9102A rev 16 at 0001d200, 00:D0:09:21:92:37, IRQ 12. [01:57] [ 175.898443] ADDRCONF (NETDEV_UP): ETH0: LINK IS NOT READY [01:57] [ 925.436749] ADDRCONF (NETDEV_UP): ETH0: LINK IS NOT READY [01:57] [ 1071.476869] ADDRCONF (NETDEV_UP): ETH0: LINK IS NOT READY === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [01:57] Talldave2002: then you still have an install - and that one will probably supercede any .deb you install (if you type 'echo $PATH' you will see that /usr/local/bin is early in the list) [01:57] I see hdb2 and hdb5 in media:// [01:57] Datatec: dont paste in here ever [01:57] kingspawn, darksidex, thanks [01:57] Datatec: use pastebin [01:57] kingspawn :) [01:57] polpak, yes... hopefully a continiously updated apache and php (with safemode on) will ensure that this does not happen again... [01:58] _jim_: ?? After you have ubuntu installed, you'll allways be able to upgrade to the next version, either by downloading it's CD, or directly through the net using apt-get, synaptic, or update-manager... [01:58] ironman: that doesnt mean you have mounted them. type "mount". any info on hdb there? [01:58] thanks gnomefreak what is pastebin? === r0xoR [n=roxor@ppp-70-253-67-1.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:58] sskroeder, and using a package / update manager like aptitude make it much easier to keep things up to day [01:58] Datatec: see the channel topic. [01:58] hm, ok [01:58] ubotu tell Datatec about pastebin [01:58] sskroeder, date rather [01:58] polpak, although i wonder if chrooting is the right tool for me (with db, php and mail dependancies) [01:58] Datatec: see your pm [01:58] <_jim_> jobezone, oo... ok.. by running it after i logged in ? [01:58] sskroeder, it is more difficult, but not impossible [01:58] _jim_: ill be here let me know what happens [01:58] I have a driver attached to a usb device, but throughout the day, the system seems to reset the usb devices, which causes my driver connection to be lost. http://pastebin.com/683323 [01:58] gnomefreak: That's a cool bot :P [01:58] ahh launchpad.net [01:59] bimberi /usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games [01:59] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ok mate :D thanks [01:59] _jim_: But the next version is still not here yet... [01:59] any idea as to why that happens? [01:59] <_jim_> gnomefreak, 10 min left [01:59] yea kingspawn [01:59] <_jim_> jobezone, yea.. [01:59] oh [01:59] ./dev/hdb2 on /media/hdb2 type ntfs (rw) [01:59] sskroeder, the question is, will the risk reduction benifits outweigh the implementation cost (time) [01:59] ./dev/hdb5 on /media/hdb2 type ntfs (rw) === Astra42 [n=torsten4@pD9E13EFB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [01:59] Datatec: this is a tough nut to crack. === r0xoR [n=roxor@ppp-70-253-67-1.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:59] Talldave2002: if you remember how you installed it there might be an uninstall option. Otherwise you could just delete or rename (eg. 'sudo mv /usr/local/bin/wine /usr/local/bin/badwine') [01:59] if I get an authentic ubuntu install cd, will there be instructions going on when I boot the cd? [01:59] ironman: well, are they the partitions you are looking for [01:59] that's what I see === Jivers [n=Kevin@72.24.181.23] has joined #ubuntu [01:59] I guess so [01:59] what's the sudo command to give amule (or any program) permission to write to a particular directory? [01:59] d3wd, yes, the install process is pretty straight forward [02:00] or [02:00] Hmmm [02:00] d3wd, are you planning to dual boot, or just go whole hog? [02:00] good question [02:00] polpak, still - i need to have an overview over the advantages of having the chroot-jail in effect... and compare them to the added effort to keep things up-to-date .. [02:00] d3wd: installation has gotten much easier in any case - I say burn you own iso and go for it :-) [02:00] polpak: That's what I thought. [02:00] polpak: whole hog [02:00] there was 2 partitions in hdb, so doesn't that make sense? [02:00] I already repartitioned the hard drive [02:00] Talldave2002: yes a wine installed by a .deb is /usr/bin/wine (iirc) so it will be superceded by /usr/local/bin/wine [02:00] d3wd: even easier [02:00] ironman: yes.. [02:00] sskroeder, keeping things up to date isn't the issue. it's the difficulty setting it up initially. You'll still be using the normal packages for the most part === r0xoR [n=roxor@ppp-70-253-67-1.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:01] d3wd, then you should be fine === beazer [n=beazer@203-97-50-115.dsl.clear.net.nz] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:01] damn, so the installer formatted them or something? [02:01] hias yeall [02:01] I think I just got a crappy CD. I'm downloading the live CD x86 version right now. [02:01] misfit_toy, hey, u thar? [02:01] bimberi just moved it, which wine no returns nothing will try again === __mikem [n=michael@201-106.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:01] thanks for all your help kingspawn got to pick someone up. :) perhaps I will try again later :)) [02:01] Datatec: too bad we couldnt figure this one out [02:01] d3wd: good for checking hardware compatibility [02:01] how can i start a tty session in a remote machine? [02:01] Talldave2002: kk - good luck - i will be away for a while :) [02:02] bimberi thank you so much for your help [02:02] kinsgpawn yes :( [02:02] polpak, (so after the initial setup - i would still be able to update the installation by using apt-get update ? --- and not having to move around files and dirs afterwards ?? ) [02:02] no sudo gurus in here? do i have to boot into fucking windoze again? === Mortuis [n=Mortuis@cpe-204-210-158-224.hvc.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:02] bpont, no need to curse === infinito [n=infinito@VPNPOOL01-0008.UNI-MUENSTER.DE] has joined #ubuntu [02:02] bpont: if you run amule as a user, it will have the same permissions as you do as a user. The best way for you to make amule write into some directory, is to change the permisions of that directory, so that you, and amule, can write into it. That, or you can run amule as root (using 'sudo amule') but that is not a good thing, don't do it! [02:02] bpont: you shouldn't need to change permissions in the first place IIUC === FearMoth [n=fearmoth@24.84.203.178] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] how can I add or remove places from the gnome "Places" menu ? [02:03] bpont: BTW they're picky about language in this # === dennis999 [n=dennis@dialup-4.235.192.168.Dial1.Orlando1.Level3.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] <__mikem> Hey, when I go to display options in kde, I can't get screen resolutions higher than 1024x768 but I am capable of runing at 1280x1024 in gnome, is there a config file I could modify to fix this problem, if so, just tell me where it is [02:03] how can i log using ssh into a remote machine? === ramza3 [n=ramza3@c-24-99-72-157.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] <__mikem> o my, I didn't realize that that question was so long [02:03] FearMoth: In nauituls, the 'Places' menu has a edit option, I think. [02:03] kingspawn: when I try to enter those partitions, it says something like "cannot enter the catalog /media/hdb2 [02:03] <__mikem> sorry [02:03] eneried: ssh -l userid remotehost === r0xoR [n=roxor@ppp-70-253-67-1.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === Hanna_ [n=Hanna@ip70.cab24.trt.starman.ee] has joined #ubuntu [02:04] eneried, ssh {useraccount}@{host} [02:04] ;) [02:04] thanks [02:04] jobezone: it just brings up the "Edit Menus" dialog but there's no Places on there [02:04] ironman: interesting. ls -l /media and paste the output to pastebin [02:04] <_jim_> hey guys , is there a way to make something like a shortcut for wine apps ? [02:04] _jim_: launchers [02:05] sskroeder, yes [02:05] sskroeder, but the setup can be rather involved [02:05] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ah i see === dennis999 [n=dennis@dialup-4.235.192.168.Dial1.Orlando1.Level3.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:05] <_jim_> gnomefreak, hmm ill try to make one :) [02:05] jobezone, so do i use chown or chmod to add permission to a directory? [02:05] <__mikem> same way you create shortcuts to normal programs, just make sure the specified commandline is prefixed with the wine command [02:05] sorry kingspawn, but i'm kinda retardet in linux :P [02:05] bpont: chmod = change mode [02:05] this download from ubuntu.com is the fastest download I have ever experienced with my connection === visik7 [n=visi@unaffiliated/visik7] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] _jim_: you can make a launcher that will do something like wine file.exe click the icon and it will run that command [02:05] bpont: i.e. change permission [02:05] FearMoth: ah, you mean to change the other options in the Places menu on the top bar? [02:05] _jim_: or any command you use [02:05] jobezone: yeah [02:05] bpont: chown = change owner [02:06] ironman: well, how do you mount these disks? [02:06] polpak, ok ... thanks ... i'm grateful for your answers .... I'll look into it tomorrow .. right now - i'm heading off to bed - it's just passed 2 AM here ;-)) [02:06] bpont: so, the first IIUC [02:06] sskroeder, ok good luck =) [02:06] jobezone: like I want to add "Music" or "Videos" to places [02:06] <_jim_> gnomefreak, hmm i made one but aint working === gnomefreak has an icon that runs 7 commands === jono [n=jono@88-107-8-94.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu === PVZ [n=ricardo@200-161-136-227.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:06] Xenguy, the chmod man file says it's how you change permission for a file...but does it work on a directory too? [02:06] How I mount them? kingspawn [02:06] hi all === PVZ [n=ricardo@200-161-136-227.dsl.telesp.net.br] has left #ubuntu ["Fui] [02:07] gnomefreak, lol just make a script at that point =p [02:07] bpont: yes [02:07] polpak: i did ;) [02:07] lol [02:07] ironman: put my nick at the front of the sentence, makes it easier for me to see you. yes, how do they automagically appear? [02:07] I made an fglrx package and now I cant uninstall it, it tells methere is a mismatch on a divert-to - any ideas? [02:07] Xenguy, so chmod 777 should do it, right? === Chris_Tucker [n=ChrisTuc@stjhnf01-22-142163031157.nf.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] FearMoth: In nautilus, switch the left side bar to show Places [02:07] <_jim_> gnomefreak, isnt that command right ? : /home/jimoupas/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/mIRC/mirc.exe [02:07] _jim_: with wine you may need to write a script and run the script with the icon [02:07] <_jim_> gnomefreak, OMG [02:07] bpont, uhh.. what directory? [02:07] hi! i have 2 nicsin my system.. ltspadmin genereted a dhcp.conf file but dhcpd gives an error on startup :( [02:07] on my windoze partition [02:07] bpont, you probably don't want 777 === darksidex [n=user@24-176-69-084.dhcp.hckr.nc.charter.com] has left #ubuntu ["Oh] [02:07] how do i explictly tell dhcpd what interfaces to listen to on startup [02:07] ? [02:07] <_jim_> gnomefreak, lol i forgot to put some things there ! lol [02:07] _jim_: wine mirc.exe or however the caps are [02:08] FearMoth: then drag your folders to it to create shortcuts in that menu. Also, Gnome file dialogs also allow you to do this. [02:08] bpont: that's wide open, most likely too much so -- you want something like chmod 700 or 770 [02:08] bpont, that'd allow any user on linux to write to the directory [02:08] polpak, i just want my amule to be able to d/l to a directory on my windoze partition [02:08] <_jim_> gnomefreak, WOW it really rocks === Xenguy wanders off... [02:08] kingspawn: now I dont really understand you.. But they exist in /media and /dev.. But i cant enter em in media.. and in /dev they are empty [02:08] _jim_: as long as you know the command to launch an app from term you can make an icon for it === NickGarvey [n=nick@cpe-72-231-129-146.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] I havn't mounted them or anything [02:09] ironman: do "cat /etc/fstab" - do they show up there? [02:09] bpont: what filesystem does that partition use? [02:09] jobezone, fat [02:09] is it safe to clear out syslog.?.gz? [02:09] <_jim_> gnomefreak, make an icon ? how [02:09] kingspawn: yes [02:09] they do [02:09] thanks jobezone [02:09] bpont: ok, so it's easier for you to make that partition writable by users by default. [02:09] _jim_: icon =launcher === victor [n=victor@201.242.98.176] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ^ _ ^ [02:10] ironman: okay, give me one(1) line from that /etc/fstab [02:10] jobezone, ok...what's the command\ === saif [n=seif@81.1.85.94] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] _jim_: right click upper gnome panel or desktop and make custo launcher [02:10] <_jim_> i made one :) [02:10] jobezone, i go into /etc/fstab? [02:10] <_jim_> ah [02:10] ./dev/hdb2 /media/hdb2 ntfs defaults 0 0 === enursha [n=chris@82.31.38.83] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] _jim_: than you name it what you want and in the command slot you type the command you want the icon to run [02:10] <_jim_> unpacking packages [02:10] hello, the behaviour of my touchpad i very weird, i donno wha tis happening exactly, it was working great in breezy! [02:10] kingspawn: /dev/hdb2 /media/hdb2 ntfs defaults 0 0 [02:11] anything new i should know about in dapper to control it?? [02:11] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone omg [02:11] bpont: yes, and add user === victor [n=victor@201.242.98.176] has left #ubuntu [] [02:11] _jim_: it work? [02:11] <_jim_> gnomefreak, jobezone E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [02:11] <_jim_> damn [02:11] good === odin [n=odin@user-11212m7.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] _jim_: yay === FliesLikeALap [n=Ryan@apricot-12.dynamic2.rpi.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] <_jim_> gnomefreak, ? [02:11] <_jim_> lol [02:11] _jim_: sudo apt-get -f install [02:11] _jim_: type that let me know what happens before you accesp [02:11] jobezone, got it...thanks [02:11] is there a plugin for Totem to play all the main video files (even if I don't know what filetype it is)? [02:11] accept even [02:12] having prob with streaming vid [02:12] is it safe to clear out syslog.?.gz? [02:12] <_jim_> gnomefreak, the same [02:12] Has anyone here tried SmoothWall? ... is it good (in comparison to Firestarter, even)? [02:12] ironman: okay, where it says "defaults" you have to enter: "ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000" === Deserir [n=green_dr@226gis182.gulftel.com] has joined #ubuntu === Ash_es [n=Pat_a_36@pool-151-196-141-9.balt.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] kingspawn: ooh, okey [02:12] jobezone: can you help him witht he locales commands i have to get going before it gets too late [02:12] to mount em? [02:12] !tell odin about restricted [02:12] s/witht/with the === bigbootay [n=bigboota@CPE0004e28a9289-CM000a73a14ed4.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:13] _jim_: do this. Download this file: http://ftp.cs.umn.edu/pub/ubuntu/pool/main/g/glibc/locales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb (it's a oficial ubuntu package of locales) and then install it, by doing 'sudo dpkg -i --force-all ' [02:13] jobezone: ty [02:13] ironman: just edit that /etc/fstab file, and take out "defaults" for the two hdb-partitions, and insert what I gave you [02:14] kingspawn: thx! I'll try it.. Throwed that windows-crap out today, so i'm kinda new in this [02:14] if I deleted "syslog.log" would it come back when it wanted to write more stuff to it or would it flip out === mDot [n=michael@ip68-7-136-15.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:14] ironman: no problem [02:14] NickGarvey: it'll come back [02:15] okie [02:15] <_jim_> jobezone, file not found it says === xygwf [n=xygwf@221.226.103.136] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] _jim_: try another one of these dowhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=all&file=pool%2Fmain%2Fg%2Fglibc%2Flocales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb&md5sum=cdd6bc4409e3e888e70e86c6cc9ab148&arch=all&type=mainnload links: [02:15] _jim_: try another one of these dowload links http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=all&file=pool%2Fmain%2Fg%2Fglibc%2Flocales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb&md5sum=cdd6bc4409e3e888e70e86c6cc9ab148&arch=all&type=main === infinito [n=infinito@VPNPOOL01-0008.UNI-MUENSTER.DE] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [02:16] Ok, this is just wild... all the sudden pkg-add is missing from my system === _Bog [n=me@CPE000d889a2f0d-CM00080d7be684.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:16] <_jim_> jobezone, place it where ? in temp folder ? === lx45803 [n=phoenix@c-24-56-195-71.chrlmi.cablespeed.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] _jim_: where you want. === RobyX [n=RobyX@S0106000f3d4a7f25.vc.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] <_jim_> jobezone, k === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [02:17] _jim_: it won't clutter your desktop or anything. [02:17] _jim_: if it works, you can delete it after. [02:17] <_Bog> when I use the update manager it says there are no updates to install. However, I'm using Firefox 1.07 and I know the version on their website is 1.5 what's up? === bl33p [n=bleep@24-151-196-32.dhcp.kgpt.tn.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === [Nige] [n=nige@ppp121-166.lns1.bne3.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:18] <[Nige] > hi all [02:18] kingspawn: now it's like this /dev/hdb2 /media/hdb2 ntfs ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 0 0 === buffarama [n=buffaram@71-11-222-219.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:19] _Bog, 1.5 will be in the next version of ubuntu [02:19] <_Bog> what does the update manager actually do? [02:19] ++ [02:19] <_jason> _Bog: manages updates [02:19] _Bog: You can install firefox from their website, alongside the main firefox. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion [02:19] <_Bog> updates for what? [02:19] <_jason> _Bog: for the packages installed on your system [02:19] _Bog: ubuntu [02:19] ironman: just right! [02:20] _Bog: bugfixes, security upgrades, and to upgrade to the next release of Ubuntu. [02:20] <_Bog> jason: it seems misleading if it didn't update the firefox package [02:20] _Bog: firefox 1.5 is not in the version of ubuntu that you're using, so update manager won't update that === FunnyLookinHat [n=FunnyLoo@71.57.11.218] has joined #ubuntu [02:20] <_jason> _Bog: it uses ubuntu's online repositories [02:20] Hi. I need to partition my hard drive to install a copy of windows, but Disks won't let me. Do I need to run it as root? [02:20] <_Bog> ptlo: isn't the point of updates a new version? [02:20] kingspawn: still can't enter :( [02:20] maybe it needs a reboot? [02:21] lx45803, I'd suggest booting with a LiveCD and using gparted === vader [n=vader@dsl-72-1-219.191.tel-ott.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:21] ironman: no, no reboot [02:21] <_jim_> jobezone, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12960 [02:21] lx45803, cause you can't change the partition of a drive that's mounted [02:21] mh, okey [02:21] ironman: umount /media/hdb2 and hdb5 [02:21] ironman: and then type "mount -a" === dark_light [n=dark@20132231076.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] polpak, can I somehow unmount it and do it without my live cd? my brother lost it. === W00t4n [n=victor@201.242.98.176] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] WTF [02:22] is there a way to wipe the contents of the file, but keep the file there? === W00t4n [n=victor@201.242.98.176] has left #ubuntu [] [02:22] _jim_: by you should replace with the filename you downloaded. You can start typing the filename, and then press and it autocompletes for you. [02:22] is there a command line way to list ALL debian packages that are installed? [02:22] daemon.log is taking up 3.4MB heh [02:23] kingspawn: "only root can unmount /dev/hdb2 from /media/hdb2 [02:23] ironman: then use sudo [02:23] <_jim_> jobezone, so it must be the exact name as when downloaded to be installed ? [02:23] oh [02:23] ironman: remember to use sudo [02:23] hehehe [02:23] <_jim_> jobezone, oh my god.... the file was zero byte === dark_fibre [n=ubuntu@dsl-145-198-20.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu [02:23] _Bog: every 6 months you get version upgrades. You can also use ubuntu backports, which gives newer versions of many programs, but it can't give firefox 1.5 because firefox is used in a special way in ubuntu (it's used by yelp, GNOME's help browser, for example) [02:24] <_jim_> jobezone, stupid firefox got another file in desktop [02:24] _jim_: weird [02:24] <_jim_> jobezone, wait ill try again === Terminus- [n=justin@210.213.129.51] has joined #ubuntu === Yango__ [n=yango@200.73.77.123] has joined #ubuntu [02:24] <_jim_> jobezone, same error === weiliu [n=weiliu@222.242.26.241] has joined #ubuntu === codecaine_ [n=codecain@70.125.181.55] has joined #ubuntu [02:25] <_jim_> jobezone, dpkg: error processing locales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb.deb (--install): [02:25] <_jim_> cannot access archive: No such file or directory [02:25] <_jim_> sorry === dark_light [n=dark@20132231076.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:25] _jim_: did you use 'sudo dpkg -i locales_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_all.deb'? Oh, and if you downloaded the .deb file to the desktop, you'll have to go to the Desktop using the terminal, by doing 'cd Desktop' === jhan100 [n=jhan100@200-181-91-27.bsace705.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:26] is there any way to make a bootable floppy disk that I can use to partition my HD? === GiGaHuRtZ|Arch [n=GiGaHuRt@pdpc/supporter/active/GiGaHuRtZ] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:26] <_jim_> jobezone, well i placed on a temp folder and run it by there [02:26] _jim_: you put an extra .deb in there [02:26] NickGarvey: touch should work... [02:27] <_jim_> jobezone, oh..sorry my bad [02:27] Xenguy: to clear it? [02:27] thought that changes timestamps [02:27] also makes files [02:27] that are empty [02:27] kingspawn: yea it worked, thx very much.. Got worried for a sec that i had losed all my data :P [02:27] <_jim_> jobezone, guess what..... [02:27] <_jim_> jobezone, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12961 [02:28] can i tell one breezy system's apt to check if packages have already been downloaded to /var/cache/apt on another pc? i can see the other system in nautilus, but how do i map the remote folder using the terminal? [02:28] <_jim_> /j #jimbo [02:28] NickGarvey: it doesn't clear it, use sed. [02:28] _jim_: argghh!!! [02:28] eggzeck: sed.. [02:28] NickGarvey: sed 's/.*/' NickGarvey: my mistake... [02:28] ironman: no problem :) [02:28] eggzeck: hmm, oh thanks a lot [02:28] NickGarvey: cat /dev/null > file [02:29] NickGarvey: that will clear the contents === eneried [n=cablop@201.244.217.108] has joined #ubuntu [02:29] NickGarvey: oops that's: sed 's/.*//' jobezone, :( [02:29] is there any way to partition my HD without my live cd or a burner? [02:29] _jim_: ok, let's do something. Try to uninstall the package 'locales' by doing 'sudo apt-get remove locales' . But don't confirm it. Instead, copy the output of the packages it will want to remove, and paste them in that website. === Xenguy prefers his own solution ;-) [02:29] thank you Xenguy and eggzeck (and yes I liked yours better too because I understood it ;)) [02:29] heh [02:30] NickGarvey: s/// is a substitution [02:30] <_jim_> jobezone, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12962 [02:30] eggzeck: yup, thats all I understood though heh [02:31] _jim_: ok, cool, them remove them away. It will also remove a bunch of others, but it's no problem, later you can install them again. [02:31] <_jim_> jobezone, u sure ? [02:32] NickGarvey: eggzeck is using sed to replace 'everything' with 'nothing' (.* is a regular expression -- very useful once you get it) [02:32] <_jim_> jobezone, how i can install them later if i always get an error while installing ? [02:32] _jim_: after you remove them, [02:32] Xenguy: ah, whats the . for? [02:32] NickGarvey: the . is a wildcard [02:32] _jim_: you'll clean the package archive in your disk, [02:32] NickGarvey: matches any character except new line [02:32] eggzeck: then whats *? [02:33] <_jim_> jobezone, ok uninstalled [02:33] _jim_: no error ? [02:33] <_jim_> jobezone, nop [02:33] NickGarvey: man regex ('.' represents any character; '*' says "zero or more instances of .") [02:33] <_jim_> jobezone, everything ok [02:33] NickGarvey: the * is a quantifier, it means "zero or more times" (anything before it) [02:33] oh alrighty, thank you [02:33] both of you ;) [02:33] _jim_: if not, do 'sudo apt-get clean'. === mcmcg [n=mc@dsl017-050-089.sfo4.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:33] Xenguy: team work ;P === odin [n=odin@user-11212m7.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu === Coir [n=coir@ip68-229-254-10.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #Ubuntu [02:34] <_jim_> jobezone, done === xnull- is now known as xnull [02:34] <_jim_> jobezone, no confirmation [02:34] Can anyone help me with getting networking setup with OS X? [02:34] coir...does this look like a mac os x help channel to you? [02:34] <_jim_> jobezone, try to install the file u told me to dl again ? [02:34] I've gotten the w32codecs, and mozilla-mplayer, but I still can't seem to play streaming vids on websites [02:34] anybody know why /etc/ndiswrapper/bcmwl5/ would be empty after i've run ndiswrapper -i and -m ? === Xenguy ^5s eggzeck ... [02:34] coir you can pm me and i'll do what i can [02:34] odin: 32 bit system? [02:35] but this is not the channel for that question [02:35] _jim_: now, install them all again, with: 'sudo apt-get install language-pack-el language-pack-el-base language-pack-en language-pack-en-base language-pack-gnome-el language-pack-gnome-el-base language-pack-gnome-en language-pack-gnome-en-base locales ubuntu-minimal' [02:35] NickGarvey: I'm guessing so [02:35] odin: you would know if it wasn't [02:35] eobanb, I am sure if I went to an OS X channel, they'd say "Does this look like an Ubuntu help channel to you?" =P [02:35] odin: close and open firefox.. === jerware [n=chuckles@156.12.173.22] has joined #ubuntu [02:35] I can only get sound from a single application at a time, is there any way to let all application sounds mix? [02:35] <_jim_> jobezone, ok downloading [02:35] _jim_: no, let's install it using apt-get and get it from the net that way. [02:35] NickGarvey: I've done that [02:35] odin: second let me check something === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@r200-40-214-107-dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] FearMoth: cat /proc/asound/modules [02:36] coir, are you trying to connect an ubuntu machine and a mac together? === eggzeck ^5's Xenguy [02:36] anybody here use ndiswrapper? [02:36] eobanb_, yes, I want them to be able to see one another. [02:36] coir, then that's what you should have said in the first place [02:36] !anybody [02:36] hmm... anyone is a large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [02:36] coir, are you trying to share files, or what? [02:36] eobanb_, my apologies, that's what I meant. Otherwise, I'd not have come here. Yes, file sharing. [02:36] odin: what happens/doesn't? [02:36] crimsun: it lists 0 snd_intel8x0 and 1 saa7134_alsa (which is my tv card) .. what should I do? === {anna}O [n=who@cpe-24-24-91-64.stny.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:37] NickGarvey: when I open it? nothing happens. when I try to play vid: "Totem could not play 'fd://0'." [02:37] hi anna [02:37] coir, all right. which computer is serving the files? [02:37] <{anna}O> +R [02:37] odin: hmm, worked fine for me.. let me check online [02:38] eobanb_, I'd like both to be visible to one another - that is an option, aye? [02:38] NickGarvey: or on this other page, it just gives me a grey box where the vid is suppose to be [02:38] FearMoth: snd-intel8x0 is dmixed by default, so it supports multiple applications' sounds -- unless one of those is an oss-only app, like Flash or Skype [02:38] coir, i guess so, but the way file sharing works is one computer acts as the server, and the other acts as the client. === mdewand [n=mdewand@68-116-199-50.dhcp.oxfr.ma.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] <{anna}O> hi ubuntu [02:38] odin: http://ubuntuguide.org/#mplayer try that [02:39] coir, so you could set up file sharing on both computers so that you could connect to either one from the other, but we need to start with either the mac or the ubuntu computer first. [02:39] where are you from? [02:39] <_Bog> I have a basic firefox install question. I downloaded firefox 1.5. Hod do I install it now? I have a tar.gz file nd dont know what to do with it [02:39] <_jim_> jobezone, lets see... 97% [02:39] NickGarvey: I have mplayer, though.. [02:39] odin: click it.. === illicit [n=illicit@198.200.181.193] has joined #ubuntu [02:39] eobanb_, All right, I'd like to get the filesharing on the Ubuntu machine started first. [02:39] <_jim_> jobezone, oh my god...... [02:40] NickGarvey: yeah, I'm there [02:40] NickGarvey: this is where I went to install it in the first place, I believer.. === Polix [n=edgardo@200-126-124-101.bk8-dsl.surnet.cl] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] _Bog: follow this tutorial : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion [02:40] odin: edit the file? [02:40] coir, try this [02:40] http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Networking/File_sharing_with_OS_X_using_Ubuntu_5_04 [02:40] _jim_: it worked? [02:40] <_Bog> job: thanks [02:40] coir, it's slightly outdated but it should work pretty much the same way. [02:40] <_jim_> jobezone, no [02:41] <_jim_> jobezone, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12963 [02:41] NickGarvey: I'm sure I did, I'll try again === buffarama [n=buffaram@71-11-222-219.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] <_jim_> jobezone, man it driving me nuts [02:41] eobanb_, ty === Pupeno_ [n=Pupeno@80-102-119-127.bcn1.adsl.uni2.es] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] _jim_: me too! [02:41] how would one use sed to remove all new lines from a file and change them to just spaces? === edgardo [n=edgardo@200-126-124-101.bk8-dsl.surnet.cl] has joined #ubuntu === edgardo [n=edgardo@200-126-124-101.bk8-dsl.surnet.cl] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:41] _jim_: you are using Breezy, right? [02:42] NickGarvey: yeah, it reads vo=xv [02:42] <_jim_> jobezone, yes [02:42] <{anna}O> can anyone help me i have just started using ubuntu and i have allready messed my self up, is there an easy way to fix this, i set my home dir as root and no i can only log on as failsafe terminal is there anyway to set my home dir back to home so i can log on again? [02:42] odin: no idea then, try the forums I'd say.. === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [02:42] _jim_: let me think... [02:43] NickGarvey: well, thanks for your help === zenwhen [n=zenwhen@12-210-216-249.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:43] odin: eh I'm sorry, not to much of a gui person heh [02:43] Coir: This isnt #osx [02:44] any easy way to check my WAN address? === foomonkey [n=amp@c-69-246-134-91.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:44] jmg, did you even read what he wrote after that? === djs_2_6 [n=djstillm@66-188-61-13.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:44] What email server do you guys suggest? I am looking at postfix,qmail, sendmail or exim.. anybody have experience with them? === narker [n=narker@pc-21-102-104-200.cm.vtr.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:44] {anna}O: what user are you logging in as? can you run sudo? [02:44] hey [02:45] Hey guys, what window manager do you guys use? [02:45] harisund: qmail sucks, sendmail is ancient... postfix or exim are both easy to configure [02:45] <_jim_> blind, http://www.whatismyip.com/ , http://www.mywanip.com/ [02:45] eobanb_: nope [02:45] djs_2_6, i think most people here just use metacity. [02:45] jmg: Ah I see.. thanks for that advice.. [02:45] i just installed Ubuntu, installed the ATI Driver for my video card, X say it's running at 1200x800 (my native screen resolution) but applications looks too big [02:45] icons too [02:45] thanks _jim_ [02:45] jmg, he was trying to share files between a mac os x and an ubuntu computer [02:45] <_jim_> blind, no problem [02:45] <{anna}O> jmg i was loging in as the profile i set up during the install and i dont know what sudo is [02:45] it doesnt seem as it were 1200x800 [02:45] eobanb_ - Really? Nothing better, or what? [02:46] (anna)O: how did you install? [02:46] djs_2_6, well metacity is the default in gnome, and most people on ubuntu use gnome, so i would think that's what almost everyone uses. whether there is something 'better' out there is pretty subjective [02:46] <{anna}O> jmg off the bootable cd [02:46] Chris_Tucker: sed -e 's/\n/ /g' file.txt > file.new.txt [02:46] djs_2_6, if you're unhappy with gnome i can recommend alternatives, though. [02:46] any idea === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu === mseney [n=mseney@67-136-216-95.dsl1.glv.ny.frontiernet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:46] Chris_Tucker: try that - does it work? [02:46] <{anna}O> jmg just a normal gui install [02:46] {anna}O: you login as "ubuntu"? [02:47] eobanb_ - I would love to hear them... [02:47] djs_2_6, well obviously the counterpart to gnome is kde. i'm not sure how familiar you are with kde.. [02:47] <{anna}O> jmg i have not tried i did not know there were other accounts other than the one you set up in the install [02:47] {anna}O ok [02:47] eobanb_ - Not very, at least recently... [02:47] how did you change your home directory? === cliche [n=default@218-160-76-83.dynamic.hinet.net] has joined #ubuntu === CNAP [n=frankie@mr-jax-210-48.dmisinetworks.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:47] djs_2_6, there's also xfce, which offers a slightly more lightweight desktop [02:48] djs_2_6, are you looking for a full desktop environment, or just a minimal window manager [02:48] hi [02:48] heh heh, nice exit for alexandros === mphill [n=mphill@CPE-65-26-219-74.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:48] _jim_: still looking :) [02:48] {anna}O: hmmm [02:48] eobanb_ - I know in the future I will be able to go with less, but for now I need more of a full environment... [02:48] <_jim_> jobezone, ok mate === jgerace [n=justin@pool-71-245-80-136.syrcny.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:48] i just installed Ubuntu, installed the ATI Driver for my video card, X say it's running at 1200x800 (my native screen resolution) but applications looks too big [02:49] <{anna}O> jmg i went under users accounts then clicked on my account then propites then changed my home [02:49] crimsun: so in xmms and mplayer etc what output plugin should I use so they mix? [02:49] ok what happens when you go there and change it back? [02:49] Also, does anyone know of USB wifi cards that Ubuntu is compatible with? [02:49] djs_2_6, well the other full desktop out there besides gnome is kde [02:49] djs_2_6, i invite you to try both to see which you like better [02:49] djs_2_6: I like xfce4 (light desktop manager); for even light window managers, fluxbox or icewm [02:49] Coir: get back to me if you find an answer for that [02:49] Coir, I doubt there is one [02:49] s/light/ligher [02:49] <{anna}O> i cant get there it wont let me log on gives me an error then logs me out i can only get into the fail safe termaial [02:50] Xenguy - Is xfce also called enlightenment? [02:50] gah [02:50] windowmaker [02:50] djs_2_6, no [02:50] djs_2_6: no; different === glommer [n=glauber@201-43-157-213.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:50] Really? o_o [02:50] djs_2_6, e is a different window manager [02:50] djs_2_6: therei s a proposal to make ebuntu (ubuntu with e17) [02:50] djs_2_6: enlightenment is old now AFAIK [02:50] djs_2_6: nope, enlightenment sure is pretty though... [02:50] I guess this is a Linux-wide thing, eh? [02:50] coir, there are usb wifi devices that work with ubuntu. [02:50] djs_2_6: you can apt-get install enlightenment from universe [02:50] <_jim_> jobezone, mate sorry but i have to go... its very late here and tomorrow have to wake up early [02:50] Coir, just not very many [02:50] Xenguy: I hope not.. elive is nice [02:51] <_jim_> jobezone, will you be here tomorrow ? [02:51] Coir, cheap one? [02:51] eobanb_, and it would not make a difference if I am using PPC processor? [02:51] jmg: wmaker I have used and liked, but it is somewhat quirky I would say :-) [02:51] I tried enlightenment, but found that I needed more of a desktop environment than that... [02:51] its pretty though [02:51] coir, possibly, because ndiswrapper only runs on i386 [02:51] cliche, cheap, would of course, be preferable. [02:51] <{anna}O> jmg quick question what would the password be for the ubuntu account [02:51] Xenguy: feels like lightstep to me === htrp [n=steady@ip70-160-26-25.hr.hr.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:51] _jim_: hm... Yes, I can be here, 23 hours from now (so an hour earlier). === Fensta [i=Fenster@64-18-96-239.adsl.catt.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:51] NickGarvey: I thought that e was dead, but I'm not really following it I admit [02:51] haha I sound like a mac user [02:51] /bin/custom1 needs root access which is sudo when ran, but when you use crontab it, do you have to add sudo like: 0 * * * * sudo /bin/custom1 ?? [02:51] hey guys.. can someone here help me on an install [02:51] or just: 0 * * * * /bin/custom1 ? === human_blip [n=mike@220.157.65.181] has joined #ubuntu [02:51] Coir, you would throw it out of the windows, soon [02:52] im doing a dual boot..... and for some reason it isnt giving me the option to boot into ubuntu [02:52] <_jim_> jobezone, ok ill try to catch you :) bye [02:52] _jim_: I have a username in ubuntuforums.org, jobezone [02:52] {anna}O: nothing, but you would only have it if you did an espresso install [02:52] <_jim_> goodnight everyone :) [02:52] so now after initiial install... it keeps loging back into xp [02:52] <_jim_> jobezone, mine is jimoupas [02:52] Xenguy: last post on their site apr 10th [02:52] exit [02:52] is there a way to change my mbr? [02:52] not to bad [02:52] jmg: yeah it is neat, but I switched to xfce4 some time ago - at the end of the day, whatever works :-) [02:52] <{anna}O> jmg ah ok so any clues how i can get back in [02:52] {anna}O: what happens when you go back to preferences and change it back? === benoy [n=benoy@cpe-72-227-57-134.stny.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:52] NickGarvey: I stand corrected [02:52] Xenguy - So, the proposal for the enlightenment desktop environment fell away? [02:52] Xenguy: i should give xubuntu a try actually === Aeudian [n=Aeudian@c-69-255-133-22.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #Ubuntu === benoy [n=benoy@cpe-72-227-57-134.stny.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:53] djs_2_6: no it has only just been entered in blueprint [02:53] djs_2_6: ask NickGarvey :-) [02:53] _jim_: I have MSN, yes. You can PM me in ubuntuforums.org and ask me there, [02:53] jmg: that's a good way to do it, sure === arun [n=arun@58.61.70.228] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] HI [02:53] how would one use sed to remove all new lines from a file and change them to just spaces? [02:53] <_jim_> jobezone, ok goodnight === Kumo [n=Kumo@200.121.42.184] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] silly question but, why cant us install a game that can run nativly in OSX on linux without an emulator [02:53] Xenguy: hey guess what. im writing the spec for xen support in edgy [02:53] How do you do [02:53] _jim_: bye [02:53] _jim_: bye! [02:53] <{anna}O> jmg i cant get back into the gui it gives me an error $home/.drnrc file has incorrect permissions and is being ignored [02:54] Chris_Tucker: sed -e 's/\n/ /g' file.txt > file.new.txt ? === htrp [n=steady@ip70-160-26-25.hr.hr.cox.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === jinho [n=paul@user-0cdf7nj.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:54] anyone know how to change my mbr so it gives me the option to load ubuntu instead of XP? [02:54] Aeudian, hahaha === _jim_ is now known as _jim_AFK === narker [n=narker@pc-21-102-104-200.cm.vtr.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:54] {anna}O: can you use failsafe console? [02:54] Aeudian, because $$$ [02:54] jmg: have fun - xen sounds awesome [02:54] <{anna}O> jmg then it says you session only lasted 10 seconds [02:54] <{anna}O> jmg yeah i can === benoy [n=benoy@cpe-72-227-57-134.stny.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:54] ok === svu__ [n=svu@194.46.174.217] has joined #ubuntu === whaley [n=whaley@rrcs-70-61-98-244.midsouth.biz.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:54] Hi all. Has anyone used cygwin here? [02:55] !any [02:55] I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, NickGarvey [02:55] !anyone [02:55] it has been said that anyone is a large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [02:55] benoy: and yes I have ;) [02:55] benoy: sure, but that is windows software [02:55] {anna}O: what is your regular user's name? [02:55] i just dist-upgraded to dapper and like 90% of my screensavers are gone. i only care about Phosphor but i cant seem to figure out what i need to do to get them back. any ideas? [02:55] <{anna}O> zero [02:55] I know, I am running ubuntu, but trying to help a friend with cygwin [02:55] Fensta: best way to do it if your bios lets you select which device to boot from. I have one IDE and one SATA and I can F9 and pick either to boot install XP or Ubuntu. [02:55] cliche, yea i know =/ but what makes osx run a game differnetly then linux? [02:55] why cant i join another server? [02:55] e-sin: /join #ubuntu+1 [02:55] benoy: what does he need? [02:55] i want to join the java room... [02:55] Fensta: keeps them more separate, better in my opinion. [02:56] Aeudian - Isn't OS X more *bsd based, not linux? [02:56] Aeudian, so? your next issue is.... mono/.not? [02:56] <{anna}O> jmg its zero [02:56] he needs to connect to our school's computer so that he can do some homework [02:56] benoy: those are 2 different things my friend :-) [02:56] I tried booting the live cd, and it's doing the same thing the install cd did. says "no NTFS volumes found, exiting". And then it just goes to dr-dos, rather than doing anything like run ubuntu [02:56] Xenguy, not quite, that just copies the original, without removing its new lines [02:56] {anna}O: type "sudo usermod zero -d /home/zero" [02:56] but whenever he connects, and opens the program, he gets an x windows error [02:56] benoy: ..needs cygwin for that? [02:56] yes for unix commands [02:56] benoy: explain more about your schools server [02:56] {anna}O: then exit and retry logging in [02:57] putos === apokryphos [i=[U2FsdGV@server2.polaristar.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] we are connecting to a unix server === cliche goes to play JAVA Doom [02:57] Chris_Tucker: hrm, try \r instead of \n (other than that, not really sure without further research) === ubuntu_ [n=ubuntu@r200-40-214-107-dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] has joined #ubuntu === cliche dies [02:57] which allows us to log in and run certain programs. [02:57] hello [02:57] putos [02:57] benoy: GUI programs? [02:57] yes [02:57] like matlab [02:57] spanish?? [02:57] or other engineering programs [02:57] Xenguy, still nope [02:57] english? === edgabaldi [i=nGen@200-208-62-172-mns.cpe.vivax.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:58] benoy: using xwin? [02:58] how do you mean? [02:58] lol xwin, an old old link [02:58] benoy: do they have ssh? [02:58] i type in : ssh -X username@server address [02:58] enithing speak spnish, bitchs [02:58] then it asks me for the password [02:58] <{anna}O> jmg asked me for my password then said, usermod: user /home/zero does not exist === matt_ [n=matt@adsl-70-240-218-74.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:59] get out gays [02:59] benoy: okie [02:59] !ops [02:59] Help! lilo, hedgemage, lamont, Keybuk, jdub, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob or Hobbsee === mode/#ubuntu [+o Amaranth] by ChanServ [02:59] fuck you [02:59] ubotu: you are out of line here [02:59] Xenguy: I think you lost me on that one === ubuntu_ was kicked off #ubuntu by Amaranth (Amaranth) [02:59] bye bye [02:59] after logging in, I type in matlab which works fine on ubuntu but when using windows xp pro and cygwin i get an x windows error [02:59] benoy: whats that error? === mode/#ubuntu [+o nalioth] by ChanServ [02:59] anybody in here good with framebuffers? [02:59] benoy: solution: use ubuntu :) [03:00] ubotu, are you ok? [03:00] Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, cliche [03:00] "no NTFS volumes found, exiting" <- anyone know how to fix this? [03:00] cliche: yes, he's gone ;-) [03:00] what's the breezy package for the rest of the screensavers? === mode/#ubuntu [+b *!*@r200-40-214-107-dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] by nalioth [03:00] ... === mode/#ubuntu [-o nalioth] by ChanServ [03:00] d3wd: are there ntfs volumes? === plex0r [n=plex0r@adsl-066-156-083-089.sip.asm.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:00] e-sin: er, rss-glx? === cliche hates the hit-and-run guy [03:00] cliche: ? [03:01] it says "*ERROR* X windows display initialization failure === Kyral [n=kyral@ubuntu/member/kyral] has joined #ubuntu [03:01] Amaranth, baseball? [03:01] NickGarvey: I wish I knew. That's what it says when I boot ubuntu CDs [03:01] {anna}O: type: ls /home [03:01] Amaranth, do you know baseball? [03:01] e-sin: which ones are you looking for? [03:01] cliche: bad analogy, i don't know what you mean :P [03:01] cliche: a little [03:01] NickGarvey: I repartitioned the harddrive. it should be blank. is this bad? [03:01] ... [03:01] d3wd: ntfs is a windows file system, it seems to be looking for them, you are runnig a live cd? [03:01] NickGarvey: yes [03:02] d3wd: and when during the boot do ou get that? [03:02] cliche: I'm a geek, why would I know about baseball? :) [03:02] Amaranth, no comment [03:02] <{anna}O> jgm is has the zero dir in there [03:02] benoy: let me check.. I do the same thing you do actually [03:02] after it starts running dr-dos [03:02] benoy: cept I think use xterm or something [03:02] benoy: and I am not running windows what am I talking about [03:03] Amaranth, do you mean all your life is... computers? [03:03] oh [03:03] benoy: anyway.. use an xterm and then ssh maybe? [03:03] benoy: I had the same problem === fogos [n=marco@201.123.44.11] has joined #ubuntu [03:03] how do i do that? [03:03] What should I type in? [03:03] benoy: xterm [03:03] cliche: computers, football, and running === babelfishi [n=chris@ppp-71-139-46-111.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:03] cliche: I can imagine being an Ubuntu developer would take some time, yes ;-) [03:03] hi someone knows where are the xorg drivers? [03:04] does anyone have a netgear ma111 adapter? [03:04] Xenguy: Yeah, except I'm not really an ubuntu dev. === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [03:04] :) [03:04] when I type "xterm" I get the message: "xterm Xt error: Can't open display: [03:04] Amaranth, which FOOTBALL? [03:04] e-sin: rss-glx is the package to install, if you're looking for the Really Slick Scrensavers [03:04] benoy: when not sshed in [03:04] my orinoco card isnt working with ubuntu am i going to have to patch kernel & modules and recompile [03:04] cliche: American [03:04] Amaranth: I thought you were -- welcome mortal ;-) [03:04] Amaranth, hahahaha === welshbyte [n=welshbyt@cpc3-cwma2-0-0-cust276.swan.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:04] no i just want the normal screensavers [03:04] benoy: Do you have cygwinx installed and running? [03:04] can anyone help me install my Netgear MA111 USB adapter? [03:04] i have a 16mb video card === regeya [n=shane@dialup-4.159.59.195.Dial1.Chicago1.Level3.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:04] TNT2 :) [03:05] Xenguy: hehe, i do side development [03:05] e-sin: then it's xscreensaver and xscreensave-gl for opengl ones. [03:05] how do i install that? I couldn't find that in the list of things that I could download from cygwin [03:05] Xenguy: things like alacarte and easyubuntu [03:05] lol, TNT is a famous cheap card [03:05] from the cygwin install manager [03:05] Amaranth: so I'm not completely wrong then [03:05] Amaranth: ahh, OK [03:05] 810 > TNT [03:05] Xenguy: and this summer getting willow into edubuntu === udk [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu [03:05] Xenguy: my first bit of real ubuntu development [03:05] Amaranth: nice [03:05] can anyone help me install my Netgear MA111 USB adapter? [03:05] what do you guys suggest for burning cds? [03:05] Amaranth, what is willow? [03:06] Toba: gnomebaker or k3b [03:06] k [03:06] I'll look into it [03:06] whaley: proxy server that uses bayesian filtering (like spam filters) to filter out allowed and not allowed websites [03:06] Amaranth: if only I could get the local computer teacher to look at edbuntu (still working on it :-) === udk [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu === rustlerharv [n=root@lanceharv.resnet.mtu.edu] has left #ubuntu [] [03:06] Amaranth, very cool! [03:06] <{anna}O> jmg can i msg you in private so i can keep track and not miss anything you say [03:06] Toba: nautilus can burn data cds, sepentine can burn audio cds [03:06] i have a friend who teaches at a small charter school [03:06] benoy: its there under X something It hink [03:06] with ancient windows machines [03:06] can anyone help me install my Netgear MA111 USB adapter? [03:07] whaley: I didn't write it, I'm just cleaning it up and adding a GUI. [03:07] i'd like to convince them to use edubuntu [03:07] babelfishi: what have yu tried [03:07] umm [03:07] Amaranth, nonetheless, it is a contribution === Khisanth [n=Khisanth@pool-71-247-90-243.nycmny.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:07] i have tried this post on ubuntu forums [03:07] babelfishi, Netgear? [03:07] holdon [03:07] yeah [03:07] http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=111913&highlight=netgear+MA111 [03:07] X11? [03:07] babelfishi, is there such brand? [03:07] um yes [03:07] i have the box next to me [03:07] benoy: thats the noe [03:08] whaley: alacarte and easyubuntu aren't? ;) [03:08] s/noe/one/ [03:08] wait no my bad [03:08] I installed all of X11 [03:08] its [03:08] http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=159383&highlight=netgear+MA111 [03:08] but still the same prob === seraphim [n=seraphim@dslb-088-072-197-223.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:09] I have a driver attached to a usb device, but throughout the day, the system seems to reset the usb devices, which causes my driver connection to be lost. Any idea as to what would case that? http://pastebin.com/683323 [03:09] Amaranth, eh? i meant to say your contribution of cleaning it up and adding a gui is still good === khaled [n=khaled@adsl-149-58-179.mia.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === farofa [n=farofa@201-42-183-203.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu === TraceGreen [n=Trace@221.219.26.245] has joined #ubuntu [03:09] thanks [03:09] gnomebaker seems to be working fine [03:10] whaley: I know, I'm just (trying) to be funny. === vimusa [n=root@201-1-14-114.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [03:10] oh heheh [03:10] oi [03:10] oww, thanks joker === AskHL [n=ask@82.211.196.49] has joined #ubuntu === liquidindian [n=alan@softbank221039118003.bbtec.net] has joined #ubuntu === Terminus- [n=justin@210.213.129.51] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] anyone help? === {anna}O is now known as Zero [03:11] hi, I am looking a way to avoid the native wireless driver of mi card bein loaded on startup. Any idea? === SoulPropagation [n=ethan@c-66-41-75-182.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] Hello. My dash key on my laptop is broken. Does anyone know if I can map it to another key? [03:12] liquidindian: run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg === Zero is now known as zero666 [03:12] SoulPropagation, glad I've got copy and paste :) [03:12] fsck! it started installing all the gnome stuff on my 2GB partition! :/ [03:12] liquidindian: ;) [03:12] liquidindian: ctrl+shift+2d works in gtk apps [03:13] sphex: may that install rest in peace :) [03:13] aaaaaaaaaaaargh [03:13] when I type in xterm, I get the following message: Xterm: DISPLAY is not set. How do I set it? [03:13] can anyone help me install my Netgear MA111 USB adapter? [03:13] benoy: xterm :1 I assume [03:13] alright. ok. now staying calm. deep breaths... === sphex furiously kicks the computer [03:14] i get the same message === UdontKnow [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu [03:14] benoy: you installed all of that? and you are _not_ sshed into anything === fensta [i=Fenster@64-18-96-239.adsl.catt.com] has joined #ubuntu === hyphenated [n=cgilmour@nzns1.eservglobal.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu === lavi [n=lavi@221.226.103.136] has joined #ubuntu === fogos [n=marco@201.123.44.11] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] hey guys.. if I am doing a dual boot ... XP already installed... which do I set as bootable.. the xp partition or the linux [03:15] babelfishi: did you eventually install linux-wlan-ng ?(looking at your thread in ubuntuforums) [03:15] assuming I am gonna install grub to the mbr === cliche is now known as cliche|BSchi [03:15] yeah [03:15] i did [03:15] yeah...if anyone can help me just pm me [03:15] well when I type ssh without the -X i get a list of options, but there is not capital X option === dynamo [n=ubuntu@monrovll-cuda1-24-53-243-21.pittpa.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] plex0r, with what? [03:15] jobezone: it still doesn't work === Hawk||- [n=Hawk@p549CB4BD.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] my orinoco card isnt working with ubuntu am i going to have to patch kernel & modules and recompile [03:15] ok I guess I missed something. where do I need to change something during installation to NOT install gnome and stuff? [03:16] benoy: don't ssh in === thecrazymonk [n=thecrazy@ip-152010190217.student.appstate.edu] has joined #ubuntu [03:16] fensta: I'd do linux.. but it doesn't really matter now a day if I recall [03:16] plex0r, ok, but I still don't see a question [03:16] benoy: what about the manpage? === konfuzed [n=Konf@H211.C18.B96.tor.eicat.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:16] well I did a fresh install and now I am not getting the option to load into ubuntu :\ [03:16] sphex: there is a 'server-only' install option during install AFAIK [03:16] hahaha, no questions [03:16] babelfishi: and did you try adding the module, using 'modprobe prism2_usb' [03:16] sphex: do a server install [03:16] am i going to have to patch kernel and modules and recompile to get the orinoco card to work. === cliche|BSchi [n=default@218-160-76-83.dynamic.hinet.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:16] ..no [03:17] should i type that in? [03:17] Is there a way I can install without using the install CD? (powerpc) [03:17] ok. when will it ask for it? [03:17] jobezone: should i type that in? [03:17] sphex: don't recall [03:17] sphex: google it [03:17] alright. thanks. [03:17] !tell SoulPropagation about netboot [03:17] hey there, how do I run (what command + where do I find it) the vnc client to connect to someone elses vnc server [03:17] hey all, is there anyway to use tar to compare an archive to a file system to also show NEWLY created files? [03:18] babelfishi: yes, with a sudo. This will add that module, if it exists. [03:18] the man page talks about the -X option [03:18] jobezone: I just did that - should I try to run my /etc/network/interfaces file again from the forums === moonman [n=moonunit@dynamic-acs-24-154-239-228.zoominternet.net] has joined #ubuntu === moonman [n=moonunit@dynamic-acs-24-154-239-228.zoominternet.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:18] always someone awake in here when the sweds have fallen asleep... how are people tonight? [03:18] babelfishi: maybe:) I'm pretty ignorant on these wireless matters! Just was looking at thread, and thinking of stuff you could try :) [03:18] MrProper__: barf to text files and run diff ? === Kyral [n=kyral@ubuntu/member/kyral] has joined #ubuntu === udk_ [i=udontkno@tor/session/direct/x-b513ce880ebfc413] has joined #ubuntu === udk_ [i=udontkno@tor/session/direct/x-b513ce880ebfc413] has left #ubuntu [requested] [03:19] jobezone: i'm almost completly new to linux - i'm not sure... === reggaemanu [n=manu@ARennes-257-1-126-58.w86-210.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [03:19] jobezone: i'll give it a try... [03:19] i want an application like ACDSee in ubuntu, do you know one? === UdontKnow [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu [03:19] Xenguy, i was hoping to use the inbuilt --compare option to tar, but tar seems to ignore files that are not in the archive and doesnt seem to give an option to tell me that [03:19] when i type in "ssh -X username@serveraddress.edu" It asks for the password, which i enter correctly. Then I get access to the school's server. When I type in matlab, it gives me a textbased environment rather than a gui window but if I do the same steps on my ubuntu computer, I get a graphical interface which is what I need because I need to deal with graphs and other visual aids. === moonman [n=moonunit@dynamic-acs-24-154-239-228.zoominternet.net] has joined #ubuntu === orbin [n=orbin@WNPP-p-203-54-24-72.prem.tmns.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:20] MrProper__, you could do an incremental update with tar and tell it to only list what it would do and the output gives your answer [03:20] what i need is to get my orinoco wireless card working ASAP [03:20] :( [03:20] benoy: x forward? [03:21] jobezone: it still doesn't work [03:21] babelfishi: from the thread, it seemed the biggest obstacle you had was that the prism2_usb module wasn't loaded automatically. [03:21] jobezone: yes, do you know how to fix it? [03:21] benoy, you need a vnc client === _SaLoMoN [n=salomon@pD957C38B.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu === ryanr [n=ryanr@user-11214je.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:21] does anybody know a good image viewer like ACDSee but for ubuntu? [03:21] benoy: what do you mean you get a graphical interface? the -X means that it will forward X data. So you could run, say xclock on the cleint and it would appear on your local system. === RandomChu [n=randomch@cpe-66-27-109-80.san.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === meheren [n=meheren@140-34.8-67.swfla.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] eneried: gqview is one === human_blip [n=mike@220.157.65.181] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] konfuzed, how do you mean an incremental update? [03:22] btw, is edubuntu prounounced "ee-dee-you-buntu" or "edge-oo--buntu" [03:22] Xenguy, and i can install it trough synaptic? [03:22] babelfishi: no :( It's strange that for the others in the thread, it was loaded, and not yours. Anyway, when you did 'modprobe prism2_usb' it loaded the module. But it still doesn't work. Perhaps you could say that in that thread, and get more help. === rcoelho [n=ubuntu@69-168-204-48.bflony.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] jobezone: thanks [03:22] eneried: apt-cache show gqview === bwlang [n=bwlang@bb-66-55-211-238.gwi.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:23] babelfishi: also, make sure you know the exact piece of hardware you have [03:23] i just wanted to say hello...this is my first time using linux, and it is damn cool. [03:23] eneried: or use synaptic [03:23] Xenguy, thanks ;) [03:23] why do people use windows? [03:23] jobezone: exact? [03:23] hey [03:23] eneried: yw [03:23] jobezone: is netgear ma111 usb good enough? [03:23] trae, you on? === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has joined #ubuntu [03:23] is it possible to install ubuntu PPC from an x86 box? (the hard drive will be moved over to a ppc box post-install) [03:23] I thought it waas ed-you-buntu === _SaLoMoN is now known as SaLo [03:24] rcoelho: because they don't know yet that there are alternatives ? [03:24] ok, i'm confused. [03:24] _jason: ping [03:24] benoy: you don't want vnc I don't think [03:24] MrProper__, I dont recall the option but once you have a tar file you can tell tar to do it again but dont bother if the file hasnt cahnged [03:24] babelfishi: I don't know, sorry! I've never used a wireless router, or otherwise use wireless. [03:24] <_jason> orbin: pong === Installer36 [n=chris@71-209-133-13.phnx.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:24] benoy: and why not just use ubuntu live cd? [03:24] k [03:24] benoy: hell damn small linux might be able to handle it [03:25] benoy: can run that off a cheap 64 MB usb drive ;) [03:25] babelfishi: lspci is a good command to see the hardware you have. But anyway, you seem sure to know what hardware you have. [03:25] whaley: I thought it was ed-ubuntu [03:25] _jason: thanks for the effort w/ the winamp skin. looks like the buttons were just switched though ... the eq button toggles the playlist, the pl button toggles the equalizer [03:25] SoulPropagation, yet another possibility! [03:26] yay it's back! [03:26] <_jason> orbin: hmm so it didn't work? === e-sin dances [03:26] oh yeah [03:26] true === Xenguy learns the wonders of k9copy this eve... === joshritger [n=josh@69.179.109.96] has joined #ubuntu [03:26] let me see [03:27] _jason: not quite no. i actually had a look myself at the .bmp files. i couldn't work out how it all works :-/ [03:27] benoy: when windows fails, use linux :), which basically means use linux all the time [03:27] babelfishi: just as a longshot, I saw mentioned in that that thread about you needing a t76c503 driver. [03:27] lol [03:27] does anyone know how to autologin on xubuntu? [03:27] babelfishi: you could try 'sudo modbprobe t76c503' [03:27] <_jason> orbin: mind joining me in offtopic? [03:27] jobezone: i'll give it a try.. [03:27] I tried the xubuntu forum but no help there [03:28] babelfishi: but I'm not sure the person saying that was talking about a module/driver, or the specific name of your hardware. === meheren [n=meheren@140-34.8-67.swfla.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu [] [03:28] jobezone: unoh: FATAL: Module t76c503 not found. === fogos [n=marco@201.123.44.11] has joined #ubuntu === |Lord_Zoo| [n=zoo@OL202-243.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] babelfishi: right, that wasn't a name for a module (driver). just trying. They say in the thread that the module you need is prism2_usb, which you loaded, and still didn't work.. === specialbuddy [n=matt@24-177-158-122.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] babelfishi: try saying that in that thread. [03:29] Is there a way to restart gnome without restarting my computer? [03:30] jobezone: just did. [03:30] jobezone: thanks for the help, i g2g === dli [n=dli@adsl-68-252-247-37.dsl.chcgil.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === ablyss [n=ablyss@71.81.22.108] has joined #ubuntu [03:30] babelfishi: did you eventually learn how to install the linux-wlan-ng package? [03:30] can anyone tell me how to autologin in xubuntu, i tried xubuntu forum with no help [03:31] liquidindian: you can logout and back in, or if it's locked up, then use ctrl-alt-backspace === mk500 [n=mk500@netblock-72-25-104-105.dslextreme.com] has joined #ubuntu === dominion [n=Gab@home-3221125.galati.astral.ro] has joined #ubuntu [03:31] Thanks! [03:31] joshritger: what do you mean autologin? [03:31] i want it so i dont need a password [03:31] oh... [03:32] i want it to load to my desktop without password and in xfce ican't find a way to change it === PORDO [n=BROKEN@adsl-69-226-228-59.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #UBUNTU [03:32] zero666: you cant make files in the root dir unless you sudo [03:32] xfce runs much faster than gnome on my comp so i wanna try using xfce [03:32] !firefox [03:33] !tell specialbuddy about ff1.5 [03:33] zero666: you have admin rights, which allows you to become the root user by using sudo === michael [n=michael@68-113-210-225.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === doener [n=doener@WLan132.urz.uni-duesseldorf.de] has joined #ubuntu === patrick_ [n=patrick@CPE-144-131-132-107.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:33] joshritger: are you running xubuntu, or ubuntu w/ xfce installed? [03:33] jgm ah so i would type something like "sudo mkdir /root/name of dir" === Hexidigital [n=gbarber@24.229.231.137.res-cmts.wbh.ptd.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:33] xubunut === doener [n=doener@WLan132.urz.uni-duesseldorf.de] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === ablyss [n=ablyss@71.81.22.108] has joined #ubuntu [03:33] xubuntu [03:33] !tell zero666 about sudo === tritium [n=tritium@ubuntu/member/tritium] has joined #ubuntu === maddler_ [n=maddler@217-133-249-231.b2b.tiscali.it] has joined #ubuntu === UWBP [n=yaru22@CPE0050f2c7e9f1-CM013319901457.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === liquidindian [n=alan@softbank221039118003.bbtec.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] zero666: yes [03:34] ah thanks for all the help i think i should be able to get some where now [03:34] who had the question about auto login? [03:34] zero666: why did you /n {anna}O? === phewl [n=westside@209.78.171.237] has joined #ubuntu === SaLo is now known as SaLoMoN [03:34] zero666: try to get someone to help by pretending to be a girl? [03:34] where is the kernel's .config file ? [03:34] thanks my wifes nick i forgot to change it when i loged on lol [03:35] haha [03:35] ablyss: joshritger [03:35] zero666 hahaha [03:35] ty orbin [03:35] orbin? [03:35] well i gotta rest up laters all === csixty4 [n=dross@adsl-68-73-116-25.dsl.emhril.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:35] joshritger, type sudo gdmsetup and set yourself to login w/ 5 seconds [03:35] are programs installed in /usr/lib or /usr/bin ? [03:35] k [03:35] thanks [03:35] ablyss: oh, so xubuntu uses gdm too? === patrick_ [n=patrick@CPE-144-131-132-107.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has left #ubuntu [] === Beawolfe [n=dale@ip68-100-129-38.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === patrick_ [n=patrick@CPE-144-131-132-107.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] orbin: yes cause xdm is uuuuuuuuuuuuuugly [03:36] s|k: /usr/bin [03:36] :) [03:36] Evening All! [03:36] orbin, yes far as i know gdm is used by the sytem regardless of window manager [03:36] thanks so much [03:36] jmg: oh. :) [03:36] what's the ubuntulinux.nl sources.list a-matic link? === crimson [n=crimson@ip68-102-103-241.ks.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] ablyss: thanks. === propagandhi83 [n=patrick@CPE-144-131-132-107.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] tritium: thanks === Isaac-Lew [n=500@69-170-0-190.chvlva.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu ["Client] [03:36] thanks for the help night all [03:37] What causes this error... checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables [03:37] <_sHaDe> notte a tutti :) [03:37] s|k: dpkg -L will list the files in a package, fyi [03:37] crimson: do you have build-essential installed? [03:37] orbin: lemme check [03:37] where is the kernel's .config file ? === punkrawkpat [n=patrick@CPE-144-131-132-107.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:37] crimson: or you are compiling a program in a directory which you have no permissions to write to. [03:38] !java [03:38] To install Java/Sun Java see Java on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats and also see !javadebs [03:38] jobezone: yeah, i have it installed [03:38] what's the command to install a script into /etc/init.d ? [03:38] phewl: /boot/ [03:38] phewl: /boot [03:38] !javadebs [03:38] FearMoth: you'll want to use update-rc.d === jgerace [n=justin@pool-71-245-80-136.syrcny.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:38] thanks, just forgot what it was called [03:38] jobezone: no [03:38] update-rc.d is ubuntu? [03:39] crimson: if you need to check, then you probably haven't [03:39] NickGarvey: it's available in ubuntu, yes [03:39] babelfishi: could you run 'lpsci' and paste the result in the Pastebin? [03:39] orbin: it's working, thank you [03:39] oh cool [03:39] tritium: is there an opposite of update-rc.d to remove? === Starwatcher [n=Starwatc@67-54-204-190.cust.wildblue.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:39] jobezone: i just realized something [03:39] FearMoth: same command can do both [03:39] jobezone: it's at76c503 [03:39] downdate? ;) [03:40] jobezone: and i think it runs: modprobeat76c503 [03:40] jobezone: modprobe at76c503, but when i type sudo ifup wlan0, it still fails [03:41] babelfishi: try 'sudo modprobe 76c503a' === pear-i [n=pear-i@74.12.131.46] has joined #ubuntu [03:41] konfuzed, i know the update option but what is the one to tell me what its going to do without performing it (like a pretend option) [03:41] jobezone: @ubuntu:~/$ sudo modprobe 76c503a [03:41] FATAL: Module 76c503a not found. [03:41] Question for someone....(noob here).....I have found out what "sudo" does...but I cant seem to find the "bash" command....what is it and what does it accomplish? [03:41] does anyone know how i can configure x11vnc === overrider [n=override@unaffiliated/overrider] has joined #ubuntu [03:42] does it automatically run on startup?> [03:42] Beawolfe, it is the command shell [03:42] babelfishi: ok, so you got the module name right. [03:42] Beawolfe, actually it is one of the available command shells. [03:42] try adding it to the /etc/modules file. === Seantater [n=sean@cpe-069-132-052-158.carolina.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:42] okay [03:43] jobezone: any more ideas? === VR_ [i=vr@31-107.200-68.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:43] babelfishi: this file tells which modules are run at boot. add 76c503 (the one that worked) to it at the end, and reboot. [03:43] Hey does anyone know how to configure a wireless card to a WEP protected router? the GUI doesn't seem to be working at all (although the drivers and such are all set up) [03:43] babelfishi: may be that a reboot, and loading the module at boot, works... but, this is just a guess. === sphex [i=di70e4e9@modemcable092.141-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [03:43] jobezone: ummm - what file? === damian_ [i=west@local.damian.id.au] has joined #Ubuntu [03:44] then what is the difference from opening a terminal thru applications and Alt-F2 which is what someone told me to do the other night? [03:44] babelfishi: /etc/modules [03:44] write the module name at the end, in a new line === juztin [n=juztin__@68-184-136-55.dhcp.stbr.ga.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] how do i extract a file of type bz2? [03:45] beawolfe (there is basically no difference except you're still under X when you open the terminal) === shrewduser [i=535428@bud.cc.swin.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu === rishi [n=rishi@c-67-173-80-222.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] do it with 'sudo nano /etc/modules' or 'sudo gedit /etc/modules' if you prefer using gedit. [03:45] Beawolfe, you have a screen to work with instead of one line === phos-phoros [n=phos-pho@unaffiliated/phos-phoros] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] Beawolfe, and you don't type anything to get to the point of typing a command. [03:46] does anyone use Acer Aspire 1692WLMi? [03:46] Beawolfe, you can change the environment in the shell before running a command [03:46] does anyone know how to configure /etc/network/interfaces ? * [03:46] Beawolfe, there are hundreds of reasons [03:46] okay Thanx...I can see it is going to take a few days to get used to all of this again [03:46] pear-i, yes, but why not just use network-admin? === joshritger [n=josh@69.179.109.96] has left #ubuntu [] [03:46] hey guys, i downloaded a movie in its decryption format (vob, etc) how do i burn it on to a playable DVD/?? [03:46] for some reason it doesn't work === SiCuTDeUx_ [n=sicutdeu@200.109.16.102] has joined #ubuntu === cybtroz [n=cybtroz@c-69-250-88-136.hsd1.dc.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:46] jobezone: shouldn't it be at76c503 [03:47] pear-i, does it make changes to /etc/network/interfaces? [03:47] I had the same problem back in hoary -- but fixed it by editing the interfaces file === alan [n=alan@24.115.34.210.res-cmts.brd.ptd.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] yah but my wifi card won't connect to the router -- no access points [03:47] babelfishi: yes, it should be the done that worked when you 'modprob'ed it. That gave no error message. [03:47] using native support truemobile 1150 btw * === udk [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] pear-i, then it isn't try that it doesn't work. what happens is that it does work, but the configuration doesn't work properly [03:47] the command structure is a little differnt but it does remind me of the old days of key banging Ms Dos === dt-oz-gc [n=dt@202.7.201.49] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] jobezone: ok - brb === SiCuTDeUx_ [n=sicutdeu@200.109.16.102] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [03:48] pear-i, if you edit the interfaces file, or network-admin edits the interface file, the result is the same [03:48] oh [03:48] any idea how i can fix that with the 'right' configurations? [03:48] how do i extract a file of type bz2? === yipe [n=yipely@12-218-169-50.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:48] juztin, you don't, bz2 is a compression type [03:48] juztin, what you mean is how do you extract from tar.bz2, probably [03:49] hey guys, i downloaded a movie in its decryption format (vob, etc) how do i burn it on to a playable DVD/?? [03:49] juztin, that answer is tar xvjf filename [03:49] sethk, oh ok...how do i do that? :P [03:49] why is the newest version of firefox NOT in the repository? [03:49] sethk, ah, thx :) [03:49] I mean..... how weird is that? [03:49] right now i have: [03:49] wireless-essid HHH [03:49] wireless-mode managed [03:49] wireless-keymode restricted [03:49] wireless-key ******** [03:49] !ff1.5 [03:49] You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion === UdontKnow [i=udontkno@freenode/staff/udontknow] has joined #ubuntu [03:50] thanks! [03:50] np [03:50] juztin: or wait until June the 1st :) === |Lord_Zoo| [n=zoo@OL202-243.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu === JRlinux [n=JRlinux@gw02.applegatebroadband.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:50] any idea whats wrong w/ that * ? === steve_ [n=steve@d220-237-242-226.dsl.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu === shrewduser [i=535428@bud.cc.swin.edu.au] has left #ubuntu [] === CaptainMorgan [n=CaptainM@londonderry-cuda2-68-171-161-230.lndnnh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === holycow [n=a@mail.wjsgroup.com] has joined #ubuntu === shrewduser [i=535428@bud.cc.swin.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu === CaptainMorgan [n=CaptainM@londonderry-cuda2-68-171-161-230.lndnnh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === Zardiac [n=patrik@FLH1Abt020.kyt.mesh.ad.jp] has joined #ubuntu === Apostle^ [n=Apostle@c-24-3-195-42.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:53] How do i make gdm and gnome and everything to run on screen 1 instead of 0?? === _Bog [n=me@CPE000d889a2f0d-CM00080d7be684.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has left #ubuntu [] === yourwelcome [n=gfnegyou@218.4.233.234] has joined #ubuntu === imbroglio [n=imbrogli@cpe-72-228-49-206.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === scorpix [n=ali@as8-30.qualitynet.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:54] hello!everyone [03:54] quick question, what do i change to give sudo permissions to all === jleedev [n=jleedev@nr25-66-42-181-220.fuse.net] has joined #Ubuntu [03:54] I am new to the ubuntu. [03:55] imbroglio -- thats probably a bad idea [03:55] hello :) [03:55] Welcome ;-) === Xilo [n=nate@whoisyou.resnet.tamu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [03:55] true, if this was a public terminal or i had others using it that doesn't understand linux === ts20_5m0k3 [n=smoke@dblt-216-227-21-117.gtcom.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:55] imbroglio: man visudo I think would help, if not theres a little howto when you run visudo [03:55] my bro and i have used slack for the past 4 years and i am new to this whole sudo thing === babelfishi [n=chris@ppp-71-139-46-111.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] any chinese here?? [03:56] but i guess if you want just ability to sudo admin > system > user and groups i think you can set it here [03:56] jobezone: nope - back to ethernet cord [03:57] yourwelcome: #ubuntu-zh [03:57] fdsa [03:57] mithro: use the 'visudo' command. To give the new user the same sudo previliges(?) as the main user, add at the end 'username ALL=(ALL) ALL' === CaptainMorgan [n=CaptainM@londonderry-cuda2-68-171-161-230.lndnnh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === ice_1963 [n=gary@c-68-40-240-15.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === weo1 [n=weo@p54998C38.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [03:59] babelfishi: did you run 'lpsci'? to see the specific hardware name? [03:59] jobezone: uhh... === yipe [n=yipely@12-218-169-50.client.mchsi.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:59] imbroglio: use the 'visudo' command. To give the new user the same sudo previliges(?) as the main user, add at the end 'username ALL=(ALL) ALL' [03:59] jobezone: command not found [03:59] babelfishi: sorry, it's lspci [03:59] babelfishi: I keep making this mistake! [03:59] jobezone: 0000:00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corp. 82845 845 (Brookdale) Chipset Host Bridge (rev 03) [03:59] 0000:00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp. 82845 845 (Brookdale) Chipset AGP Bridge (rev 03) [03:59] 0000:00:1e.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp. 82801 PCI Bridge (rev 12) [03:59] 0000:00:1f.0 ISA bridge: Intel Corp. 82801BA ISA Bridge (LPC) (rev 12) [03:59] 0000:00:1f.1 IDE interface: Intel Corp. 82801BA IDE U100 (rev 12) [03:59] 0000:00:1f.2 USB Controller: Intel Corp. 82801BA/BAM USB (Hub #1) (rev 12) [04:00] 0000:00:1f.3 SMBus: Intel Corp. 82801BA/BAM SMBus (rev 12) [04:00] 0000:00:1f.4 USB Controller: Intel Corp. 82801BA/BAM USB (Hub #2) (rev 12) === runge [n=runge@c-91d8e255.215-5-64736c10.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [04:00] 0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev b2) [04:00] !pastebin [04:00] pastebin is probably http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/, a site for pasting long texts so you don't disrupt the channel - or install webboard in Gnome: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269 [04:00] 0000:02:07.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Live! EMU10k1 (rev 07) [04:00] 0000:02:07.1 Input device controller: Creative Labs SB Live! MIDI/Game Port (rev 07) [04:00] 0000:02:08.0 Communication controller: Conexant HCF 56k Data/Fax Modem (rev 08) [04:00] 0000:02:09.0 Ethernet controller: Davicom Semiconductor, Inc. 21x4x DEC-Tulip compatible 10/100 Ethernet (rev 31) [04:00] ...oops [04:00] my bad guys [04:00] babelfishi: you should have used the Pastebin website mentioned in the topic ::) === Optic [n=dfraser@miso.capybara.org] has joined #ubuntu === benoy [n=benoy@cpe-72-227-57-134.stny.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:01] hey, have any of you made mathmatica work on xubuntu? [04:01] babelfishi: pastebin next time, okay? ;) [04:01] babelfishi: sheesh. do not paste in here! [04:01] sorry guys... === jake22 [n=jake@ip216-239-77-254.vif.net] has joined #ubuntu === jake22 [n=jake@ip216-239-77-254.vif.net] has left #ubuntu ["Quitte"] [04:01] jobezone: any ideas? === _nano_ [n=_nano_@ip70-162-104-171.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:02] <_jason> Optic: have you seen https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mathematica ? [04:02] babelfishi: could you paste it in the website mentioned in the topic, so I can look at it? === shrewduser [i=535428@bud.cc.swin.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu === keithhhh1 [n=Administ@211.190.46.14] has joined #ubuntu [04:02] woo! [04:02] jobezone: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=961291#post961291 === iFire [n=ubuntu@S0106001346ac2cef.vf.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:03] jobezone: another related topic - different approch: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=111913&highlight=netgear+MA111 [04:03] *hmmm* [04:03] okay, isn't a dist-upgrade supposed to upgrade all packages? [04:03] i have a few things like openoffice that remain waiting for an upgrad e... any way to force absolutely all packages to upgrade? [04:04] babelfishi: but I'd like to see the lspci output :) [04:04] holycow, sudo apt-get -f --yes upgrade === mram [n=ubuntu@66-215-202-232.dhcp.rvsd.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:04] holycow, you may have to quit synaptic to use apt-get === jond3rd [n=glbrione@203.131.79.132] has joined #ubuntu [04:04] I currently run a dual boot system and I was wondering does anyone think it should be easy to export firefox's passwords from windows to linux??? [04:05] jobezone: i just posted above...^ [04:05] i know that ... that comman is clever i didnt' know about that ... it doesn't work tho [04:05] you have to quit synaptic to use apt-get, synaptic is a gui for apt-get [04:05] holycow, never say "it doesn't work", be more specific [04:06] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 15 not upgraded. <-- [04:06] jobezone: here....http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12964 [04:06] imbrandon-, make each user a member of the admin group. They get full sudo privileges. [04:06] let me rephrase my question [04:06] in all actuality i don't care, i can fix this manually i'm not a noob === delirium [n=delirium@resnet-18-88.dorm.utexas.edu] has joined #ubuntu === five_laptop [n=fiveiron@12-220-37-238.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:07] what i'm curious about is under what circumstnaces does apt decide that dist upgrade doesn't actually mean install all new stuff, remove all conflicting stuff [04:07] babelfishi: stupid me, the lspci command only shows PCI hardware! sorry for the trouble I gave you. I'm looking at something... [04:07] imbrandon-, Sorry that was for someone who I see has just left :-) === farruinn [n=farruinn@user-uinj02j.dialup.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu === ablyss [n=ablyss@71.81.22.108] has joined #ubuntu === dt-oz-gc [n=dt@202.7.201.49] has left #ubuntu ["Ciou] [04:08] holycow, you can use "apt-get -f install foo", apt keep it back, but upgrading would remove other installed packages === ejd3 [n=caliperb@212.240.148.122] has joined #ubuntu [04:08] holycow: if a package that could upgrade depends on a package version that isn't available in your enabled repos [04:08] *nod* of course but thats silly no matter how its frased [04:09] could anybody now how to bind two dial in pppoe line in the ubuntu? [04:09] a dist upgrade i think should whack the whole set of packages in there, i'm not really interested in fixing this manually despite the fact that i can === keithhhh1 [n=Administ@211.190.46.14] has left #ubuntu [] [04:09] bimberi, ah *hmm* okay i see what your saying [04:09] holycow: apt-get upgrade and apt-get dist-upgrade usually upgrades everything [04:09] i was using 2.0 oo from another repo, that would explain it holding back, makes sense [04:09] babelfishi: which version of linux are you running (run 'uname -r' to know) [04:09] Is there any way to dump the contents of the install disc onto a hard disk and install from that dumped partition [04:09] NickGarvey, they don't bro [04:10] NickGarvey, I think dist-upgrade still keeps some packages back [04:10] as per bimberi's comments there is intelligence there that makes some analytical decisions, in my case i guess its beause i had other repos in there and it couldn't satisfy dependencies [04:10] jobezone: @ubuntu:~$ uname -r [04:10] 2.6.12-10-386 === intelikey [n=root@0-1pool91-64.nas23.houston4.tx.us.da.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] anyone think they can help me in configuring /etc/network/interfaces? - i'm having trouble w/ connecting to my wireless router (access point) [04:10] i'll haveto poke around more and add this info to the wiki [04:11] !wifi [04:11] rumour has it, wifi is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WiFiHowto === wm0t [n=wm0t@c-24-0-224-96.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:11] thx for the heads up bimberi [04:11] lol [04:11] holycow: attempting to apt-get install one of the "not upgraded" packages might give more clues [04:11] that link might help pear-i ^ [04:11] holycow: np :) [04:11] ok does anyone know how to "hack" the uptime? as in modify the output of the uptime command? [04:11] thanks cause the gui isn't really helping me much :p [04:11] i'll try it tho [04:12] babelfishi: yep, that's the most recent one of breezy... [04:12] jobezone: mhm [04:12] wm0t: cheating in an uptime competition? :P [04:12] ok does anyone know how to "hack" the uptime? as in modify the output of the uptime command? [04:12] orbin kinda [04:12] lol [04:12] wherer can i get the firewall doc ?? [04:12] wm0t: just edit the text then :P [04:13] no [04:13] i need to [04:13] change the proc file [04:13] or we === webdude [n=webdude@c-71-196-73-148.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:13] wm0t why would you want to do that ? but i can think of a few ways. the easiest is make a warper script for the command and cause it to mod the output. [04:13] oh [04:13] any other ways intelikey? [04:14] write dirrectly to the process table.... (not the best idea i'ne ever had.) [04:14] <_jason> wm0t: alias uptime to echo forever [04:14] babelfishi: the networking applet [04:14] yourwelcome: what firewall? === x214452 [n=x345533@c-68-48-53-41.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:14] wm0t: A script is the easiest. Maybe take a look at awk and similar [04:15] babelfishi: the networking window in System->Administration doesn't find the wireless hardware? [04:15] jobezone: no === scarn [n=not2bad@ppp-70-226-136-156.dsl.mdsnwi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:15] _jason: lol [04:15] well.. intelikey you cant write to /proc/uptime because it gets overwritten === lolipod [i=gonch@69.156.172.63] has joined #Ubuntu [04:15] wm0t hehhe set the cmos time to a year ago and reboot. then set the clock ???? [04:15] lol [04:15] jobezone: only finds my ethernet connection - default gateway device is eth0 === moonman [n=moonunit@dynamic-acs-24-154-239-228.zoominternet.net] has joined #ubuntu === moonman [n=moonunit@dynamic-acs-24-154-239-228.zoominternet.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:16] <_jason> intelikey: does that really work? [04:16] no [04:16] How does the machine calculate uptime anywa? [04:16] _jason i've never tried it. [04:16] Does it have a timer of its own? === orangemule [n=john@ip24-254-7-137.rn.hr.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === dartmolx [n=nramirez@58.71.13.194] has joined #ubuntu [04:17] but all clocks can be manipulateddd [04:17] it seem sso [04:17] alias uptime='echo "A very long time."' [04:17] :P [04:17] babelfishi: this may not be helpfull, but you could report it as a bug at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-wlan-ng/+bugs (you'll need to register). In the bug report, explain everything you've done, and also link the ubuntuforums thread for reference. === zenmac [n=zenwhen@h161.16.141.67.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu === prospero2005 [n=prospero@cpe-67-11-206-248.satx.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:18] could you tell me where to get the firewall doc?:) [04:18] Is there a way I can tell if I am running Dapper besides looking at the sources.list? [04:19] prospero2005: cat /etc/issue [04:19] <_jason> prospero2005: lsb_release -c [04:19] !version [04:19] To find out what ubuntu version you have type 'lsb_release -a' or 'cat /etc/issue' in a terminal. [04:19] sudo mv /usr/bin/uptime /usr/bin/uptime-real ; stdout > === toMte83a is away: bbs nattmacka p G [04:19] thank you [04:19] <_jason> don't even mv it, just put a new uptime in /usr/local/bin :P [04:19] lol [04:19] does the ubuntu support multi ppp link? [04:19] _jason: hehe [04:20] _jason i thought of that. but they might call it with path... [04:20] babelfishi: other than that, see if you get more responses at the forum. [04:20] <_jason> intelikey: ah, you are ready for ``them'' :) [04:20] jobezone: thanks [04:20] _jason lol [04:20] babelfishi: and see if you can find other people which use ubuntu breezy, and use your wireless card [04:20] Does anybody here have an email server running? I was wondering if someone could give me quick tips on the easiest way to get a mail server up in about the same time it takes to get a webserver running... :) === emmery24 [n=ems124@c-24-20-118-111.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:21] babelfishi: and, if possible, check if the wireless card works in another OS. For example, you could burn a LiveCD of Knoppix, and boot it, and see if it is detected. [04:21] jobezone: it's for windows - i checked [04:22] jobezone: another thing: if i looked 'iwconfig' - in lo, eth0, and sit0 has no wireless extensions === Das|Sleeping is now known as Daskies === Raysonic [i=Raysonic@CPE-65-30-58-218.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === jg [n=jg@c-24-218-178-107.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === glbriones [n=glbrione@203.131.79.132] has joined #ubuntu === Joetheodd [n=joe@AC91940E.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:23] jobezone: hmm - this post is interesting: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=465719&postcount=7 === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@stjhnf0112w-142162195158.pppoe-dynamic.nl.aliant.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:23] Is there any way to dump the contents of the install disc onto a hard disk and install from that dumped partition? === Raysonic [i=Raysonic@CPE-65-30-58-218.kc.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu [] === norm_ [n=norm@ip68-2-128-71.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === nomasteryoda [n=nomaster@ip24-252-193-86.mc.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:24] SoulPropagation not an easy way. you can mount an iso file but the installer is hard coded to look for a cd [04:25] I can't print from samba; it keeps giving "Print-Job client-error-document-format-not-supported: Unsupported format 'application/octet-stream'!" [04:25] babelfishi: looking at your link [04:25] intelikey: not an iso, like a partition that the installer disc was dd-ed onto [04:25] aren't w32codecs supposed to take care of divx wmvs? === weiliu [n=weiliu@222.242.26.241] has joined #ubuntu [04:26] SoulPropagation what part of (the installer is hard coded to look for a cd) did you miss there ? the problem is not the files. it's where the installer looks for them. [04:26] SoulPropagation: if you have a cdrom drie, why not just install form the cd? :-/ [04:26] s/drie/drive === benplaut [n=benplaut@cpe-70-95-146-177.hawaii.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === spoopithy [n=p@67-22-85-162.albyny.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:28] could you tell me where to get the firewall doc? [04:28] jobezone: g2g - feel free to email me at niffles@gmail.com === yourwelcome [n=gfnegyou@218.4.233.234] has left #ubuntu [] [04:28] SoulPropagation if this is an "only option" approach, i think i'd pull the hdd and install on another box them move it back to that box. === yourwelcome [n=gfnegyou@218.4.233.234] has joined #ubuntu [04:29] could you tell me where to get the firewall doc? === manymore [n=gary@ip68-98-25-179.ph.ph.cox.net] has left #ubuntu [] === Pablo_C [n=Pablo@03.71.d1c4.cidr.airmail.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:29] yourwelcome: I'm not sure which doc is *the* doc - maybe start by looking on the wiki or www.tldp.org? [04:29] yourwelcome: what firewall? [04:29] man iptables man shorewall [04:30] intelikey: It's a powerpc, and it's the only ppc in my house. Everything else in my house in an x86 [04:30] yourwelcome: firestarter is pretty easy to use too === Whyvas [n=whyvas@CPE0080c81b484e-CM0011e6ee04e6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === dielli [n=dle@Ottawa-HSE-ppp242270.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] SoulPropagation: a mac? === michael [n=michael@201-106.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] SoulPropagation hmmm ppc and cant boot the installer ? [04:31] farruinn: yeah that ;) [04:31] SoulPropagation: is it an oldworld (beige) mac? [04:31] intelikey: cd drive is busted [04:31] farruinn: no it's a 600mhz g3 imac === me2win [n=me2win@adsl-69-152-238-21.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === jleedev [n=jleedev@nr25-66-42-181-220.fuse.net] has left #Ubuntu [] [04:35] yarr === poningru waits few more secs [04:36] yarr [04:36] anyone need any help? === jenda [n=jenda@unaffiliated/jenda] has joined #ubuntu [04:36] anyone know why when users do either X or startx they get; [04:36] Fatal server error: [04:36] xf86EnableIOPorts: failed to set IOPL for I/O (Operation not permitted) [04:37] well thats not supposed to happen [04:37] *blink*... XF86? === escobar5 [n=gsdgds@cable200-116-143-171.epm.net.co] has joined #ubuntu [04:38] SoulPropagation: I don't know if this would work, but you might try using apple's disc utility to copy the contents of the .iso to a partition [04:38] !reverse xf86EnableIOPorts [04:38] Knorrie: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [04:38] ubotu: heh [04:38] hello, how do i mount an NTFS disk with permissions to read for other users?? [04:38] No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Knorrie [04:38] !tell escobar5 about ntfs [04:39] the adept package manager doesn't seem to be available in dapper. does that sound right? [04:39] only synaptic [04:39] first i think i should see the firestarter,thanks farruinn [04:39] poningru: thanks [04:39] farruinn: or just dd it from one of my x86s === crhylove [n=rhY@ip68-6-173-149.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:39] np [04:39] The following NEW packages will be installed: [04:39] adept app-install-data debtags gamin kdelibs-bin kdelibs-data kdelibs4c2a [04:39] SoulPropagation: That would probably be more reliable - sounds like you know what you're doing :) [04:39] prospero2005: it should be there... [04:40] prospero2005 it's there see what i just posted ^ [04:40] !tell prospero2005 about info adept dapper === sn00p [i=sn00p@c-71-195-9-159.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] I bet my sources.list is warped. It can't find this library: libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 [04:41] farruinn: ;) === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] I basically changed every instance to of breezy to dapper in my sources.list === __zen__ [n=Vincent@59.108.23.194] has joined #ubuntu [04:42] I get errors with the package manager now.... gotta sort that out [04:42] Can anyone provide a good sources.list file for dapper for me? [04:42] why is it looking for it prospero2005 ? [04:42] !dapper [04:42] !sources [04:42] Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion and support :) [04:42] To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource === Garuda [n=Garuda@202.123.234.131] has joined #ubuntu [04:43] !info libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 breezy [04:43] !info libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 dapper [04:43] !info libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 hoary [04:43] prospero2005: that package doesn't exist.... [04:43] there is no such critter. [04:43] prospero2005: maybe you just want libc6? [04:44] I'll look at that === robitaille [n=daniel@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu [04:44] !info libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 warty === BWD [n=bdotson@pdpc/supporter/student/bdotson] has joined #ubuntu [04:45] prospero2005: btw, #ubuntu+1 for dapper questions [04:45] adept: [04:45] Depends: libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 <-- that's the error message.. hmm. thanks === Aine [n=Travis@c-68-59-157-175.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:46] libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 = libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.11 that package has never existed in ubuntu [04:46] Hello. Has anyone had an issue where ubutnu install says there is no network card present but there is a firewire card? === blind [n=blind@c-71-234-180-125.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === matthew_w [n=matthew@hlfxns01bbf-142177230003.ns.aliant.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:47] intelikey: It is in the depends on package.ubuntu.com though - it's a virtual package that's supposed to be supplied by the apt package === steve_ [n=steve@d220-237-242-226.dsl.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === mshade [n=mshade@ip70-174-184-121.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:48] Hey, is there any validity in the statement that placing both linux and windows on one hard drive via partitioning is unhealthy for the hard drive? === [D] ARKFENIX [n=shpr@201.221.128.108] has joined #ubuntu [04:48] matthew_w: utter rubbish [04:48] prospero2005: It's possible you haven't fully upgraded to dapper yet - breezy's apt provides libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6-3.10 [04:49] crimsun; to what margin of error? [04:49] matthew_w: though I hear breathing deeply can cause you to lapse into cardiac arrest [04:49] lmao [04:49] <[D] ARKFENIX> hello [04:49] Okay, come now, I'm not quite -that- inept just yet. === _tester_ [n=yz@ool-182c08d1.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:49] matthew_w valid is subjective. but in short, no. [04:50] can me know you [04:51] Hrm... I had a hard drive that I had lin/win for about a year, and it cracked, loudly, and the comp store guy blamed journaling and non journaling fs's on the same plate [04:51] I may have figured it out. Thanks for the tips. (I'm only happy when my linux is broken. If it's running smoothly, I must break it!) [04:51] prospero2005: hehe! [04:51] I figured he was full of it, but I'm pretty broke, so I don't like taking chances. [04:51] :) [04:51] matthew_w: he was full of it [04:51] matthew_w, yah he is stupid [04:51] prospero2005 ah apt-get -P remove dash should work for that. :) [04:51] a hdd doesnt care if its journaled or not [04:51] matthew_w: ha that is so stupid [04:52] matthew_w: Send him a LART. :) [04:52] :) [04:52] <[D] ARKFENIX> what command can auto-shutdown my pc in a determinated hour? [04:52] can me nkow you [04:52] chmod -R / will also work nicely [04:52] chmod -R 777 / will also work nicely === doms [n=doms@125.212.93.73] has joined #ubuntu [04:53] hi [04:53] people [04:53] haha yeah, and make the ssh account "public" with no password [04:53] [D] ARKFENIX: A cron entry of some kind could do that. [04:53] [D] ARKFENIX: shutdown -h