=== Soul_ReBeL [n=andrea@host-84-222-125-62.cust-adsl.tiscali.it] has joined #ubuntu === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has joined #ubuntu === useff [n=useff@c-69-253-167-220.hsd1.de.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === gape [n=gape@84.52.168.72] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === eatmeat is now known as chesty === dantastic [i=dantasti@cpe-69-203-81-240.nyc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === cappicard [n=cappicar@CPE-65-26-86-29.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === jnvilo__ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu === ekidu [n=gilles@lab75-3-82-235-26-179.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu === arepie [n=arepie@wbb233.fwa2.jaring.my] has left #ubuntu [] === ShiFTKey [n=fake@CPE0050f2cf38bd-CM014390042162.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === Madeye [n=Jad@81.10.126.19] has joined #ubuntu === steven_walsh [n=steven_w@c-68-33-200-244.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === isadora [n=isadora@20132241047.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu === polka_fan [n=polka_fa@12-215-41-207.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu === Riotta [n=riot777@aarz3.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu === isadora is now known as primo_it [12:06] #salvador === Strength` [n=not4u@70-33-150-74.agstme.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === LinuXubuntu [n=workstat@200-210-49-235-arq.cpe.vivax.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [12:06] aew turma [12:06] when trying to install ubuntu i get stuck at i"starting enterprise volume management system" [12:06] primo_it, sorry? [12:06] to com uma dificuldade no ubuntu [12:06] !pt [12:06] Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em portugus. Obrigada. === VIC-20 [n=azzi_mie@host17-56-dynamic.3-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] alguem ta me lendo ai? === Strength` [n=not4u@70-33-150-74.agstme.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu [] === pak-x [n=pak-x@ACB4D26F.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] cs [12:07] primo_it: si, eu te leo. pero aqui falamos ingles [12:07] ooop [12:07] s === Xenguy cringes... [12:07] oppps [12:07] sorry [12:07] then === Noriega [n=Noriega@kr-lun-71-156-233-83.3.cust.bredband2.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] primo_it: in #ubuntu-pt you can speak portugues === particleman [n=particle@70-37-177-156.lmdaca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:08] nothing/ reinstalling ubuntu now [12:08] does anoboady can answer with one is the best boot loader for Xubuntu: LILO or GRUB? [12:08] oh well at least my 260gb drive has now failed :) [12:08] !best [12:08] Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors. [12:08] so ive tried to do something with gdm restart, but all what I get is a terminal and what have I to do there, to get a resolution like 1280*800? === Motoko [n=alys@c-67-188-252-177.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:08] is there a rc script control program "like chkconfig" for Ubuntu? [12:08] LinuXubuntu: that said, i don't see why you can't use the default, supported and standard Grub [12:08] Linu-I've always been partial to grub, because it plays nice with Windows and is easy to work with [12:09] how do I reconfigure X? [12:09] dantastic: rcconf ? === Thinkloop [n=joel@cable-63-135-18-161.sudbury.dyn.personainc.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:09] Motoko: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [12:09] but I started Linux on redhat/Fedora, so it could be more familiarity than better design [12:09] dantastic: there are others IIRC [12:09] Thanks Xengu! [12:09] thanks [12:09] dantastic: np === killown [n=killown@201-27-177-68.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [12:09] ok...now for my question === Marco_AL [i=t7DS@200217012038.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [12:10] somewhere along the road of autoupdating Dapper (I've installed no other software other than updates) === johnficca [n=johnficc@host-64-234-13-104.nctv.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:10] OpenOffice.org broke === ks1 [n=ks1@12.206.143.115] has joined #ubuntu [12:10] originally installed via apt-get/synaptic [12:10] particleman: broke like what? [12:10] particleman: me too - I had to uninstall/reinstall or something like that [12:10] currently if I try and load any of the oo.o apps, the title screen appears, but no status bar [12:10] it chunks along for a bit [12:10] then terminates without any error messages === RadiantFire [n=ryan@unaffiliated/radiantfire] has joined #ubuntu === malix0 [n=malix@host103-180-dynamic.11-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu === Android` [n=Android_@81-179-99-50.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:11] particleman: alright, try uninstalling and reinstalling as xenguy said for starters... [12:11] what can i do to get a resolution like 1280*800? 640*480 realy... you know ;-) === jono [n=jono@88-107-14-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:11] problem is I don't even know entirely where to look for something broken (I thought it might be a lock file or something that didn't get deleted) [12:11] ok [12:11] I'll try that again === Marco_AL [i=t7DS@200217012038.user.veloxzone.com.br] has left #ubuntu [] [12:11] particleman: oh, that's different from my problem, sorry [12:11] particleman: also, try running one of the apps from the command line, and look for error messages [12:11] should I reinstall from apt-get, or from a dl from oo.o [12:11] ? [12:11] LjL, I'm newbe in Linux Xubuntu. I'm learning everything now and I didn't know that GRUB is the standart for Xubuntu. I was seeking info about boot loadrs for Linux and almos all info I got was about LILO. But I'll look for GRUB, nos. Thanks! === Morrowyn [n=Morrowyn@s5590a6cd.adsl.wanadoo.nl] has joined #ubuntu [12:12] alright [12:12] thanks for the help btw [12:12] well if anybody want to rember bbs dayz you can telnet to hackerzdomain.ath.cx got a bbs there TELNET & EXCALIBUR [12:12] particleman: *always* use APT unless you absolutely can't. [12:12] whats the difference between the normal and alternative CDS [12:12] or aptitiude [12:12] alright [12:12] particleman: however, to actually uninstall openoffice, you need to uninstall a few packages [12:12] "sudo which rcconf" doesn't find anything for me. Is it aptgetable? === jbroome [n=jbroome@unaffiliated/jbroome] has left #ubuntu [] [12:12] LjL. thanks! See ya! === LinuXubuntu [n=workstat@200-210-49-235-arq.cpe.vivax.com.br] has left #ubuntu [] === Jaak [n=ernst@elanser.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu [12:13] particleman: i'd type "dpkg --get-selections | grep openoffice", uninstall all of them, and then "sudo apt-get install openoffice.org" [12:13] hmm...ok, running it from the command line results in a crapload of API errors [12:13] whyso: the normal one is a live CD and installer. The alternative is not a live CD, and has a text-based installer. [12:13] Is there anyone that knows why Flash gets X to crash? === chrisX` [n=chris@p213.54.172.198.tisdip.tiscali.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:13] thanks [12:13] particleman: perhaps also purge when you uninstall. "sudo apt-get --purge remove " [12:13] alright [12:13] Jaak: read the flash troubleshooting section of the restrictedformats wiki page [12:13] !restricted [12:13] For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats === khermans [n=khermans@pool-68-160-129-26.bos.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:14] Wastrel, i mean Flash editor. [12:14] what's the command line for apt-get to uninstall? :) === ClayG [n=clay@c-66-177-234-251.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === particleman is embarassed [12:14] im trying to use the live CD, but it freezes when i try to check the disk, or start/install, ive tried many burn programs and disks... any ideas what coudl be wrong [12:14] particleman: apt-get remove === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@dhcp1-66-244-80-62.stfd.smithvilledsl.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:14] ubotu: tell particleman about apt [12:14] thank you [12:14] particleman: apt-get --help [12:14] particleman: and rightly so, since i just todl you :P === useff [n=useff@c-69-253-167-220.hsd1.de.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] particleman: "sudo apt-get --purge remove " (without the purge, normally, but use it in this case) [12:15] how do i connect with the terminal server client in ubuntu to a windows computer [12:15] dose anyone know a good way to convert mp3 to ogg in ubuntu dapper [12:15] ? [12:15] !mp32ogg === HLM [n=geek@S0106006067664bde.no.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] mp32ogg: Converts MP3 file to Ogg Vorbis. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.11-6 (dapper), package size 7 kB, installed size 64 kB [12:15] johnficca: mp32ogg [12:15] hmm too slow === Eldin [n=Eldin@a213-84-25-121.adsl.xs4all.nl] has joined #ubuntu [12:15] hey thanks [12:15] im trying to use the live CD, but it freezes when i try to check the disk, or start/install, ive tried many burn programs and disks... any ideas what coudl be wrong [12:15] alright, purging oo.o now [12:16] how do i connect with the terminal server client in ubuntu to a windows computer [12:16] Anyone here that get flash en fireworks to work without X crashing? [12:16] johnficca: do note that converting mp3 to ogg necessarily results in a quality loss. [12:16] whyso, you try running the integrity check === bitchslapper [i=bitchsla@12-210-137-165.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu === steven_walsh [n=steven_w@c-68-33-200-244.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [12:16] whats the difference between aiglx and xgl ? [12:16] yes, and it freezes also [12:16] johnficca: indeed. lossless-to-lossless conversion is not a good idea [12:16] !xgl [12:16] Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-xgl - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems [12:16] whyso, maby something is wrong with your computer === tale_ [n=tale@cpe-024-088-253-167.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:17] just says "loading" indefinetly [12:17] johnficca: lossy-to-lossy, rather ;) [12:17] i am on raid 0, could that be the prob? [12:17] yeah I know [12:17] whyso, try running the integrity check in a diffrent computer [12:17] ok, thanks [12:17] but I don't know what else to do [12:17] uhm that just says what xgl is, but what is the difference between xgl and aiglx === kivio [n=cm@dialin-212-144-045-037.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:17] johnficca: well, what is the problem? [12:17] n8 [12:18] johnficca: what's preventing you from using the mp3s the way they are? [12:18] are they two totally different things or one and the same.... === particleman waits for oo.o to reinstall [12:18] Morrowyn: no, it also says that for xgl related stuff you should join #ubuntu-xgl [12:18] I don't what to use mp3's on ubuntu === mattik [n=ubuntu@line-4583.dyn.kponet.fi] has joined #ubuntu [12:18] johnficca: s/what/want? Or, what do you mean? === emmanuel_ [n=emmanuel@189.136.81.32] has joined #ubuntu [12:18] its not legal to play them [12:18] on linux [12:18] how can i connect to a Windows PC [12:18] johnficca: depends. what country are you located in? [12:19] usa [12:19] johnficca: I guess that depends on where you live [12:19] ? [12:19] the feds are so gonna get you john :) [12:19] johnficca: well, in order to convert mp3 to ogg, you're breaking the same patents that prevent you from legally playing them, though. [12:19] Hello. I tried boot with dapper live/install cd. I cannot boot in graphical mode with normal mode or safe mode. [12:20] yeah I know... but I just don't want to support mp3 === jeff_ [n=jeff@24-217-86-253.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === bl4ckb1t [n=bl4ckb1t@168.226.99.156] has joined #ubuntu [12:20] I hate the DRM [12:20] johnficca: could you conceivably convert your MP3s to a lossless format? they'd take up quite a bit of space, but you'd not lose quality === torchie [n=torch@adsl-156-235-11.mia.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === bl4ckb1t [n=bl4ckb1t@168.226.99.156] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [12:21] johnficca: i bet there's no DRM in the MP3 you have. [12:21] ogg ;) [12:21] and i'm not sure DRM and MP3 are even related [12:21] MP3 can't have DRM === sator [n=sator@p57A21AEB.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:21] LjL: yes and no. DRM doesnt depend on mp3 [12:21] The format is incapable of it [12:21] anyone here using a broadcom bcw43xx wireless on hp/compaq 64-bit laptop, I can't get mine to work [12:21] ERROR: Your architecture, \'x86_64\', is not supported by the Macromedia Flash Player installer. Help [12:21] oh gods [12:21] jeff [12:21] (Why do you think they made all these new formats? :P) [12:21] don't even bother [12:21] get a new card [12:21] Kyral: iirc some dvds use mp3 for the sound files [12:22] to ask another question, anyone out there running an ibm t40 what wireless problems...cuz I am [12:22] where might i find the rcconf program? sudo which rcconf doesnt find it. === mabreaux [n=kvirc@ppp-71-128-198-18.dsl.sndg02.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] you will be doomed to endless hours of frustration with ndiswrapper, bc43xx [12:22] and eventually you'll just want to shoot yourself [12:22] My Computer is Fujitsu Siemens SCENIC T And ATI 9250 PCI. I don't get X. So I cannot install Dapper in my Computer [12:22] !rcconf [12:22] dantastic: this isn't redhat. update-rc.d [12:22] rcconf: Debian Runlevel configuration tool. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.17 (dapper), package size 17 kB, installed size 112 kB [12:22] I found this out twice [12:22] its a brand new laptop! and the card works fine with knoppix, fedora, etc [12:22] I just prefer ubuntu [12:22] you're kidding === Cody` [n=cody@98.134.68.216.DED-DSL.fuse.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:23] you actually got a Broadcom card to work under Linux? [12:23] and under Fedora? [12:23] seminoob that I may be [12:23] automatically worked/works under both [12:23] dhclient keeps overwriting my resolv.conf with nameserver 172.16.157.2 so no domains resolve. How can I figure out why it started doing this and how can I fix it? === PhiBerOpTIc [n=comp4lea@c-66-176-211-91.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:23] what do i do when i see this?!? ::: configure: error: Missing X11 includes or libraries. Use --x-includes=DIR --x-libraries=DIR [12:23] I am impressed [12:23] slop2: install xorg-dev i guess === mirak [n=mirak@AAubervilliers-152-1-9-250.w82-121.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [12:23] everyone agrees, mac os x is the best right? [12:24] thx bbrazil! [12:24] ... [12:24] ubuntu 6.0.0 has precompiled support but it's not working [12:24] it's purdy, I will give it that [12:24] next_level: this is an Ubuntu support channel. please take offtopic questions or discussions to #ubuntu-offtopic [12:24] and it certainly has its niceties === tritium senses a troll === xavier [n=xavier@221.128.170.174] has joined #ubuntu [12:24] and...poop [12:24] ok [12:24] dhclient keeps overwriting my resolv.conf with nameserver 172.16.157.2 so no domains resolve. How can I figure out why it started doing this and how can I fix it? [12:25] uninstall/reinstall results in the same problem [12:25] y does ubuntu run fsck everrry time it reboots for all my fat32 drives .. and doesnt fix any of them? whts the point? .......... anyway .. how do i run fsck manually and correct the errors? it says they are mounted [12:25] next suggestion? === saelynh [n=saelynh@cha92-11-82-243-247-67.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] next_level, I think mac used to be good, but not the new intel ones i know cuz I had one [12:25] xavier: what *is* the problem it tries to fix? === UKMatt [n=UKMatt@74.131.238.224] has joined #ubuntu === Zarephath [n=Zarephat@cpe-72-181-22-100.houston.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === eXistenZ [n=eXistenZ@unaffiliated/eXistenZ] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] hmm === jeff_hann [n=schaiba@194.176.179.72] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] xavier: non-matching backup of something, by any chance? [12:25] has anyone put on Firefox RC2? [12:25] hi evryone :) [12:25] mac is freebsd [12:25] ubuntu is debian [12:25] what do we do? === wind__ is now known as windtw [12:25] next_level, johnficca, please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic [12:25] Hello, I installed java, but still ff doesn't use it =/ [12:25] sorry [12:25] oh... [12:26] hmm [12:26] eXistenZ: you used the ubuntu packages? === Bingowingz [n=Bingowin@84-45-209-105.no-dns-yet.enta.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] tritium, yup [12:26] yes [12:26] a typical error from starting oo.o === sexcopter8000 [n=james@resnet-97071.resnet.bris.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu === anon32 [n=anon32@wikipedia/anon32] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] over and over and over again [12:26] [fglrx] API ERROR: could not register entrypoint for SelectTextureSGIS [12:26] eXistenZ, have you done sudo update-alternatives --java ? === pixelfreaky [n=andreas@p549D0BCC.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] LjL: yes === BoyBlunder [n=pat@c-24-128-111-243.hsd1.nh.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:27] eXistenZ: sun-java5-plugin? [12:27] tritium, ja [12:27] my problem I have is my laptop ibm t40, the cisco wireless card just dosen't work sometimes [12:27] anyone have the same problem [12:27] ? [12:27] LjL: u know what to do? [12:27] xavier: you need to run fsck manually, but i don't remember the parameters. hold on === green_earz [n=admin@213-232-83-67.dsl.prodigynet.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [12:28] ok [12:28] !fsck [12:28] Sorry, I don't know anything about fsck - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [12:28] !unmount [12:28] Sorry, I don't know anything about unmount - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [12:28] Hey the fglrx driver is broken with Dapper. [12:28] there's a section on DialUpModemHowto that's incorrect for the current release of Ubuntu, should I replace it with instructions for 6.06 and remove the original or should I keep both? [12:28] eXistenZ: did you close all instances of firefox and open it again? [12:28] No one has addressed this issue, I see nothing about it in the wiki. === jkku3 [n=niklesod@ip70-187-199-233.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:28] jrib, yup [12:29] xavier: don't play with ubotu, please. Try that stuff in a query. [12:29] can someone tell me the command for installing the gnome desktop on an ubuntu server install? [12:29] eXistenZ: what does 'which firefox' say? [12:29] Daemonik: did you search malone for a bug report? [12:29] ah ok [12:29] /usr/bin/firefox === markgreene [n=markgree@DHCP-150-205.resnet.ua.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] malone? [12:29] found the solution, I think === pbrunier [n=pbrunier@gnu/webmaster/pbrunier] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] eXistenZ, have you done sudo update-alternatives --config java ? sorry, forgot the config ;D [12:29] !malone [12:29] launchpad is a collection of development services for Open Source projects. It's Ubuntu's Bounty and Bug tracker, and much more; see https://launchpad.net/ [12:30] anyone? === Blinker_ [n=mobile@adsl-75-45-75-118.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:30] looks like the latest revisions of the ATI driver buggered things === Blinker_ is now known as Blinker [12:30] xavier: sudo dosfsck -ar /dev/whatever where whatever is the concerned partition [12:30] so a revert to the old version should fix things [12:30] jrib, * 3 /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun/jre/bin/java [12:30] eXistenZ: how about: ls /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/*java* [12:30] ok i tested my CD on another computer and its fine, but when i try to check it on mine, or use it, it freezes, any ideas what could be wrong? [12:31] LjL, thanks, that kinda fixed it...now i'm getting this : configure: error: Missing gdk_imlib library === markgreene [n=markgree@DHCP-150-205.resnet.ua.edu] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === Cody` [n=cody@98.134.68.216.DED-DSL.fuse.net] has left #ubuntu ["All] [12:31] ty .. will it unmount itself? [12:31] slop2: you need to install the development library packages that you need [12:31] LjL, and i've already installed python-gdk-imlib-1.2 === MarcN [n=marc@dslv-1-139.mv.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:31] jrib, ls: /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/*java*: No such file or directory [12:31] tritium, which ones are they? i installed python-gdk-imlib-1.2 === HLM [n=geek@S0106006067664bde.no.shawcable.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:31] slop2: install libgdk-imlib-dev [12:32] slop2: you need the "-dev" packages when you compile, not the binary packages [12:32] LjL, ah ok [12:32] !compile > slop2 [12:32] eXistenZ: apt-cache policy sun-java5-plugin , does it say Installed? [12:32] xavier: no, unmount it first [12:32] can someone tell me the command for installing the gnome desktop on an ubuntu server install? [12:32] how? [12:32] jrib, Installed: (none) === kralcymerej [n=jeremy@Ottawa-ppp110416.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:32] xavier, #ubuntu-fr [12:32] Comrade_S: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop [12:32] xavier: sudo umount /wherever/it/is/mounted [12:32] eXistenZ: install it [12:32] ok === AfterBurner [i=UPP@c9342289.virtua.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [12:33] yeehah! [12:33] success! [12:33] i tested the live CD on another computer but it freezes when i start it on mine, any ideas on what could be wrong? [12:33] thanks jrib [12:33] Comrade_S: np [12:33] well thanks for the attempted help folks [12:34] and I learned something in the process [12:34] (its not my DVD drive, other liveCDS have worked for me) [12:34] LjL, thanks :)) [12:34] if anyone else asks, it's a problem with the ATI drivers [12:34] http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=185033 === stephiee_ [n=stephie@p54AFDB92.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:34] that thread has got the fix [12:34] I'm off === Jahman [n=Jahman@87.231.178.129] has joined #ubuntu [12:34] whts the saqfest option? [12:34] 1) Copy original to backup [12:34] 2) Copy backup to original [12:34] ? [12:34] can anyone help me get a .asx streaming audio file to stream? Im running streamtuner and it just dosn't seem to be cutting it? [12:34] have fun folks [12:34] safest === stephiee_ [n=stephie@p54AFDB92.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #ubuntu ["Verlassend"] [12:34] xavier: 1 [12:35] xavier: choose 1 [12:35] hi [12:35] ok [12:35] kralcymerej: try mplayer with w32codecs [12:35] i tested the live CD on another computer but it freezes when i start it on mine, any ideas on what could be wrong? [12:35] thanks jrib [12:35] Comrade_S: np [12:35] well thanks for the attempted help folks [12:35] and I learned something in the process [12:35] (its not my DVD drive, other liveCDS have worked for me) [12:35] !paste [12:35] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things) [12:35] whyso: that wasn't necessary === alys [n=alys@c-67-188-252-177.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === virtual-stargaze [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:35] also, as a complete newbie to linux what is the "best" media player to use (I'm using xmss and it seems ok but...)? [12:35] sorry, didnt mean to paste it all === alys is now known as Motoko [12:36] was trying to paste it into the text box then edit it [12:36] kralcymerej: what's wrong with the included one? === rysiek|pl [n=rysiek@87-205-80-63.adsl.inetia.pl] has joined #ubuntu [12:36] whyso: okay, no worries [12:36] How do I set the PW on the default Keyring? [12:36] kralcymerej: there is no "best", but mplayer, vlc, and xine are all pretty good imo as media players. A good music player to try is amarok === zenwhen [n=zenwhen@74.131.98.27] has joined #ubuntu [12:37] Anyone else use a wireless card with the Ralink rt2500 chipset? [12:37] !best [12:37] Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors. === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #ubuntu [12:37] jrib, Works now. Thank you guys :) [12:37] so mplayer will allow me to "stream" as well as listen to the mp3 on my system? [12:37] Amaranth, wb [12:37] kralcymerej: you have Rhythmbox, for audio, and Totem, for audio/video, included. if they're there, it's probably because they're thought to be the easiest for newcomers === bj_ [n=bj@ool-18bbaf15.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu === codeFiend [n=codeFien@c-69-181-12-156.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:37] kralcymerej: yes, but you may prefer something else to manage a library of music [12:37] hey all. [12:37] I am trying to print a pdf file from shell, but for some reason it's failing. [12:37] thanks for the help guys! === kralcymerej [n=jeremy@Ottawa-ppp110416.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [12:38] If I open the same pdf file in Evince and print from there, it prints fine [12:38] but when I do lp -d PrinterName file.pdf, it just hangs there [12:38] codeFiend: lpr -Psomeprinter foo.pdf should work [12:38] i tested the liveCD on another computer, worked there but freezes right after the intial boot screen, any ideas why? (other live CDS have worked) [12:39] !install > whyso === Linuturk [n=Linuturk@12.11.93.98] has joined #ubuntu [12:40] jrib, Do you know how can I remap some keys? [12:40] so I'm trying to upgrade from 5.10 to the latest Ubuntu and I do "gksu "update-manager -c -d"" [12:40] holycow: hey === mode/#ubuntu [+o ompaul] by ChanServ === mode/#ubuntu [-b *!*@89.32.185.186] by ompaul [12:40] and it asks for the password to the default keyring === mode/#ubuntu [-b *!*@ti500720a080-3457.bb.online.no] by ompaul [12:40] I put in my password and it tells me wrong password [12:40] eXistenZ: no, I don't know the best way to do that [12:40] any suggestions? [12:40] i'm having trouble burning DVDs lately. this is a new development since i was able to burn just fine before =\ [12:40] eXistenZ: depending on what you want to do, take a look at system > preferences > keyboard (shortcuts) [12:40] !allcaps [12:40] Sorry, I don't know anything about allcaps - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [12:41] the hell, there's no factoid on all caps? [12:41] jrib, I want to remap my Caps Lock key to ESC === Greudin_ [n=Greudin@AToulon-151-1-98-189.w86-200.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] anon32: try that nonsense in a query with ubotu === whaley [n=whaley@cpe-071-068-048-109.carolina.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === neoncode [n=neoncode@unaffiliated/neoncode] has joined #ubuntu === drivera90 [i=deus@wikipedia/Drivera90] has joined #ubuntu [12:42] tritium, wha? [12:42] eXistenZ: yeah, never tried to do that. Maybe someone else can help though === J-_ [n=justin@HSE-Toronto-ppp3476521.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === jme [n=jme@c-24-7-89-173.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] question: what's my best option for getting flash working on Ubuntu? === hayum [n=dusty@89-145-201-28.xdsl.murphx.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] Hey guys what is the correct permissions to place on /home to make it non viewable? === CheekyBoinc [n=fox@p50923B0E.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] ubotu: tell anon32 about flash === mode/#ubuntu [-bbbb *!*@c-66-176-91-5.hsd1.fl.comcast.net!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@209.183.190.62!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@cpe-66-65-31-234.nyc.res.rr.com!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@ip70-171-63-240.ga.at.cox.net!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === mode/#ubuntu [-bbbb *!*@n163s180.ntc.blacksburg.shentel.net!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@M213P021.dipool.highway.telekom.at!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@c80-217-91-17.cm-upc.chello.se!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@64-126-80-70-dhcp-kc.everestkc.net!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === mode/#ubuntu [-bb *!*@70.53.65.197!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@HSE-Toronto-ppp295530.sympatico.ca!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === pkh [n=pkh@138.77.136.55] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] hayum: 700 [12:43] hayum, 770 [12:43] how can i ssh into my server so i have write permissions? or should i be using ftp? === jesu1 [n=jesus@200.8.162.24] has left #ubuntu [] [12:44] jrib, that's nice and all, but is there something that the bot doesn't know? I've seen that page hundreds of times === TeraClon [n=Chreston@pool-71-254-67-20.ronkva.east.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu [] === pixelfreaky [n=andreas@p549D4681.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:44] thats not right jrib, anon32, if i cd / then type cd it says permission denied [12:44] anon32: the restricted wiki page explains flash installation. You need flashplugin-nonfree from multiverse === test [n=torch@adsl-2-254-229.mia.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] jrib, again... I'm asking if there's alternatives... I know that the Adobe one is buggy === transgress_ [n=transgre@68-190-1-213.dhcp.dctr.al.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] =\ [12:46] anon32: not really, you can try gnash [12:46] !libflash-swfplayer [12:46] libflash-swfplayer: GPL Flash (SWF) Library - stand-alone player. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.4.13-5ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 12 kB, installed size 68 kB === Cosmo-san [n=Cosmosan@137.216.203.71] has joined #ubuntu [12:46] does anyone know for this one: checking for C++ compiler default output file name... configure: error: C++ compiler cannot create executables See `config.log' for more details. (I was trying to install gnash) [12:46] Nevermind, my card works out of the box on Ubuntu! [12:46] wildchild: sudo apt-get install build-essential === spinboson [n=kemper@ip68-101-79-69.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:46] have you looked in config.log for more details? === andresmujica [n=AndresMu@190.24.64.59] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] anon32, clearly, what we believe to be the "best option" is the one given by the bot. it might not be the best for you, but simply asking about the "best option" doesn't give us many clues [12:47] i can ssh into my server, i just can't write anything to it because of the permissions? can someone help me...? === gnu666 [n=gnome@p549E7FC0.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu === gemidjy [n=gemidjy@unaffiliated/gemidjy] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] anyone know if there's any way to get macos-like hot corners in ubuntu? [12:47] !xgl > sinboson === Parisi [n=parisi@cpe-72-224-62-129.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] !xgl > spinboson [12:47] I get acpi-support depends on acpid (>= 1.0.4-1ubuntu4); when upgrading to edgy [12:47] spinboson: brightside [12:47] ubunto = teh aw3s0m3 [12:47] brightside? [12:47] jrib, mm... the gnash installation is convoluted and for some reason, there's no deb for it.. === hades_111 [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] gemidjy: edgy questions in #ubuntu+1 [12:47] hayum: I thought you meant chmod'ing /home/user_name [12:47] moin moin zusammen # [12:47] spinboson: yes, it's a package you can install for what you want === gemidjy [n=gemidjy@unaffiliated/gemidjy] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [12:48] okay [12:48] thanks! [12:48] anon32: right [12:48] anon32: what's wrong with adobe's flash player for you? [12:48] yep.. I'm still looking for all the libs I need to compile it :-((( [12:48] tritium what does the build-essential do === wjoe2001 [n=job@bravobravo.stev198.eiu.edu] has joined #Ubuntu [12:48] !b-e [12:48] Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!) [12:48] jrib, audio-video sync error.... [12:49] see that above, wildchild [12:49] tritium: easy to do, or lots of dependencies? [12:49] tritium: k [12:49] anon32, http://www.welcomehome.org/gnash/releases/gnash_0.7-1_i386.deb [12:49] i can ssh into my server, i just can't write anything to it because of the permissions? how can i get the permissions to write to it through ssh? [12:49] bruenig, are the dependencies available on Ubuntu? [12:49] spinboson: easy, a few dependencies, but you likely already have them installed [12:49] excellent [12:49] thanks again [12:49] anon32, I haven't installed it. I just found that deb [12:49] what is the difference between 2.4 and 2.6 kernels? [12:49] here are another batch of ban removals :-/ one moment [12:49] marcn: thanks... trying === mode/#ubuntu [-bbbb *!*@host-208-115-*.patmedia.net!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@86.13.82.163!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@dsl-087-94-048-119.lohjanpuhelin.fi!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@80-219-172-184.dclient.hispeed.ch!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === mode/#ubuntu [-bbbb *!*@c-69-255-10-223.hsd1.va.comcast.net!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@unaffiliated/defcon8!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@HSE-Toronto-ppp131773.sympatico.ca!#ubuntu-read-topic *!*@198-232-58-66.gci.net!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === mode/#ubuntu [-b *!*@p54812D8C.dip0.t-ipconnect.de!#ubuntu-read-topic] by ompaul === Anveo [n=asdf@66-188-255-48.dhcp.eucl.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] if they aren't it won't install, might as well give it a try === mode/#ubuntu [-o ompaul] by ChanServ [12:50] How do you minimize the rdesktop program when it is in fullscreen? [12:50] chrisX`, the 2.6 is lighter faster better newer and stuff [12:50] 2.6 is less filling _and_ tastes great [12:50] :) but there must be a reason, why still 2.4 kernels are beeing released ^^ === drivera90 [i=deus@wikipedia/Drivera90] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] chrisX`, dpes more === freebse [n=freebse@p57A29B46.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu === Ropechoborra [n=rope@201.212.107.5] has joined #ubuntu [12:51] ChrisBradley, stability and old hardware [12:51] hm i see [12:51] tritium: I don't think it does the 'workspace view' does it? [12:51] chrisX`, some people hang on to old kernels, a feeling of stability, and less changes [12:51] chrisX`, that last statement was for you trusty tab completion failed me [12:52] spinboson: I don't know, sorry [12:52] hehe ok [12:52] chrisX`, think the word "production server" where there is money and lots of it involved [12:52] does anyone know of anything that does? [12:52] ah ok... === profoX` [n=profox@d51A52303.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu === gasbag [n=gasbag@66-189-90-186.dhcp.oxfr.ma.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:52] somebody here with working hostap drivers? (wlan) === jeffreyb [n=jeffreyb@pool-71-120-75-170.ipslin.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] !wireless > chrisX` === hades_ [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === trat0community [n=chatzill@BSN-210-250-122.dial-up.dsl.siol.net] has joined #ubuntu === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu === hades_ [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [12:53] chrisX`, have a lok at that message from the bot === adammk [n=adam@71-213-191-218.albq.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] nope, failed [12:54] anyone know where to get good icon pictures for /usr/share/pixmaps? I want a bunch of different looking folders [12:54] ClayG: gnome-look.org maybe [12:54] also art.gnome.org [12:55] how do you render ubuntu sexy? [12:55] k i had two partitions on my comp, one had windows and one had ubuntu, i deleted ubuntu's partition and resized windows to fill it in, but now windows doesn't recognize the new space partitioned to it. how do i fix this plz? [12:55] i checked that out but they look like they only have icon packages, like themes for the whole system [12:55] ompaul: my problem is i wanted some with injection.. but i cant compile them... then i installed edgy eft to compile them, wont work also.. grr :) [12:55] hmm.... it needs kdelibs... eww... [12:55] ompaul: perhaps i should search a live-cd security distro, for my wardriving stuff, and use my nice ubuntu for the other things === kitche [n=dragon@pool-129-44-241-174.buff.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === ericz [n=eric@ip70-174-127-4.hr.hr.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:56] next_level, by using it === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath [12:56] adammk, that is a windows question [12:57] adammk, perhaps ##windows === jnvilo__ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu [12:57] k thnks didn't know there was a windows channel === adammk [n=adam@71-213-191-218.albq.qwest.net] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === Parisi [n=parisi@cpe-72-224-62-129.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === frying_fish [n=frying_f@insouciant.plus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:58] hey dont delete your ubuntu partition! :D [12:59] too late [12:59] nah [12:59] :| [12:59] stone him [12:59] xD [12:59] is there any otyher place to get pixmaps? [12:59] such is life [12:59] ClayG: how about images.google.com [12:59] ClayG, google [12:59] in thunderbird is there a way to make the default response a "top post" instead of a "bottom post" [12:59] bruenig, wastrel : you forgot "man" === OHN0ES [n=mobile@adsl-75-45-75-118.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:00] ClayG: I believe that's in the composition section of preferences. === visik7 [n=visi@unaffiliated/visik7] has left #ubuntu [] [01:00] ClayG, that is not a real "support" question [01:00] I installed edgy beta... on first run on update it did a upgrade-dist to 6.10... I this still beta or am I running actual 6.10? [01:00] tonyyarusso, awasome thank you [01:00] edgy is still beta [01:00] bruenig, ouch, did you notify an op? === virtual-stargaze [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:00] edgy should be released around 25 october [01:00] i have a i686 (pentium) pc, will compiling my own kernel give me (much?) more speed? [01:01] jeffreyb: you're runnning edgy in it's latest state, which is not beta, but not released [01:01] jeffreyb: #ubuntu+1 for edgy questions [01:01] not really [01:01] ClayG, no but that is an explanation of why the bad advice, you seemed to be taking a shot at us with the man comment, so I was merely explaining why we answered the way we did [01:01] hey everyone - I recently started experiencing trouble burning CDs/DVDs. when i try to burn, the mouse intermittently locks up, along with the burning process and wont unmound the device without a hard reboot [01:01] unmount* === AlinuxOS [n=alinux@d83-190-23-235.cust.tele2.it] has joined #ubuntu === Lhadsor [n=lhadsor@mangejohan81.campus.luth.se] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] thanks guys [01:01] bruenig, heheh i was. It just seems that when someone uses the "google" advice normally they say man also it was sort of an inside joke i guess === SmrtJustin [n=SmrtJust@72.241.36.169] has joined #ubuntu === GhostFreeman [n=ghostfre@67.132.241.140] has joined #ubuntu [01:02] bruenig, just kidding but that is OT so lets cut it out === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has left #ubuntu [] === Alakazamz0r [n=Alakazam@cpe-72-177-236-241.houston.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:02] any chance someone knows how to fix that? [01:03] OHN0ES, that happens to me also, I assumed it was a memory issue [01:03] since I don't have very much [01:03] not a mem issue in my case. i have 1G ram and it does it on a fresh boot === bsytko [n=ben@adsl-68-79-134-74.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === Buglouse [n=SourceRa@66.97.125.163] has joined #ubuntu [01:04] no one, eh? [01:04] OHN0ES: it can still be a mem issue. ps aux will tell you if something is using a high amount of ram (including the player you are using) === GeO [n=Nic@dsl-165-220-14.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu === roostishaw [n=roostish@c-24-126-92-199.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === Wicked [n=Wicked@cpe-72-129-124-78.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === Renan_S2 [n=Renan@201.86.193.120.adsl.gvt.net.br] has joined #Ubuntu [01:05] OHN0ES: do you have a swap partition? [01:05] yep, 2G === Buglouse [n=SourceRa@66.97.125.163] has joined #ubuntu [01:06] OHN0ES: what app are you using? [01:06] hid3, i'm having trouble getting a working coppy of ubuntu 6.06 for amd 64 installed [01:06] nautilus and gnome bake [01:06] same reaction with both [01:06] both cause same issue? [01:06] GeO: are you using the 6.06.1 installer? The intial release had some issues. === aSt3raL__ [n=eric@65-102-149-238.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:06] OHN0ES: have you tried running cdrecord on its own? [01:06] initial, even [01:07] no, not familiar withthat route [01:07] i'm using whatever version is downloadable from the servers now [01:07] is there a text file on the cd that tells what version it is? [01:07] if so i'll check that now [01:08] gnomefreak: would file size have anything to do with it? i am trying to burn a 4.2G archive [01:08] yacc, i've got 6.06.1 [01:08] OHN0ES: do you have any kde apps installed? [01:08] OHN0ES: yes [01:08] goodness, no === jackrazz [n=jackrazz@209-144-236-237-dyndsl.oplink.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] OHN0ES: k3b works when others dont ;) [01:09] i'll give it a chance. === keltorsori [n=keltorso@adsl-074-245-072-225.sip.msy.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] k3b is so smug === piglit [n=piglit@cc104481-a.groni1.gr.home.nl] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] OHN0ES: also man cdrecord. since both use cdrecord it might be an issue with that === dtolj [n=dtolj@CPE00e0188b8c47-CM000f212fe644.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:09] with its superior abilities, so arrogant === mighty_falcon [n=rez@CPE000c41b30ee9-CM0014e825ce16.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:10] it helped me out a few times so i have it as backup === eXistenZ [n=eXistenZ@unaffiliated/eXistenZ] has joined #ubuntu [01:11] http://my.break.com/media/view.aspx?ContentID=165773 [01:11] anybody know if theres a program for generating xorg.conf in Ubuntu? [01:11] What's an ideal xmodmap setting for a us-101 keyboard [01:11] !xconfig [01:11] xconfig is To reconfigure your X server, open a console and type "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" [01:11] on booting on the cd, i choose install ubuntu, then i go to a scren with the ubuntu logo written on it, and a progress bar, then it lists what it's loading or installing, gets to the end of the progress bar then go's to a dark screen with a blinking dash in top left corner and then stops, nothing hapns from ther no matter how long i wait [01:11] im in xchat how come i dont see the user list :S? [01:11] nvm silly me [01:11] mighty_falcon: drag it out so you can === mortalguy [n=mortal-l@213.237.66.155.adsl.od.worldonline.dk] has joined #ubuntu [01:12] yep :) didnt notice [01:12] tnx [01:12] Is there a difference between "symbolic links" and the links created using `link`? How do I link a folder? [01:12] anybody have this install prob and can help? === pixelmonkey [n=pixelmon@ool-4572767c.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:12] ubotu: thanks [01:12] Thanks for the help! [01:12] lol [01:12] !bot [01:12] I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage [01:13] I have an X11 window that has misbehaved and made itself so tiny that I can't resize it. Is there any way for me to force a certain window size for this X11 window while the app is running? [01:13] I didn't know it had a thanks factoid, that is hilarious === ClayG [n=clay@c-66-177-234-251.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === SpaceFrog [n=jason@d220-236-69-191.dsl.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:13] How can I get XChat to use my default browser (Firefox) when opening links, instead of old-school mozilla? [01:13] especially considering it will generally only be triggered when people don't know it is a bot and they will be confused as to why he is thanking them [01:14] SpaceFrog: set it in update-alternatives === zethar [n=admin@pool-71-110-236-212.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:14] oh, i'll see if i can work that out. thanks [01:15] SpaceFrog: update-alternatives x-www-browser === sexcopter8000 [n=james@resnet-97071.resnet.bris.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:15] SpaceFrog: sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser [01:15] anyone know of a tool that will rotate or randomly load splash screens and/or GDM themes? [01:15] so each time I login i see a different theme? kinda spice things up: [01:15] thanks, that got it :) === ciscosurfer [n=magic@216-80-65-182.snb-bsr1.chi-snb.il.cable.rcn.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:16] my computers tries to load the desktop and then fails, dropping my back to the gdm login screen [01:16] Amaranth, *ping* [01:16] in the log files, it says client 2 rejected from local host [01:17] wjoe2001: what version of ubuntu? === cappicard [n=cappicar@CPE-65-26-86-29.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:17] 6.06.l1 [01:17] hi, for my PC Dapper A I do everything on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP and when I send something from another PC, Dapper B. It prints some settings on the printer instead of whatever I send. settings include but are not limited to -12345X@PJL SET PAPERTYPE = NORMAL ON, @PJL SET DENSITY = 3, etc. [01:17] dapper drake === andresmujica [n=AndresMu@190.24.64.59] has joined #ubuntu === no0tic [n=no0tic@151.52.75.26] has joined #ubuntu === GhostFreeman [n=ghostfre@67.132.241.140] has joined #ubuntu === mikm[laptop] [n=blackjes@kron2-46-125.resnet.wisc.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:17] ipkungfu script in edgy is corrupted, anyone can help me? === mighty_falcon [n=rez@CPE000c41b30ee9-CM0014e825ce16.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:18] no0tic: #ubuntu+1 for edgy support [01:18] wjoe2001: when you are in tty try sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop than same command but start instead of stop === no0tic [n=no0tic@151.52.75.26] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === caminomaster [n=caminoma@200.119.53.174] has joined #ubuntu [01:19] hello [01:19] how can I turn my screen? [01:19] !hi [01:19] Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! [01:19] turn you screen? [01:19] so I would type, "sudo /etc/inti.d/gdm start" ? === Enselic [n=martin@lund-idb4-ux4-vl88-85-235-30-35.perspektivbredband.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:19] wjoe2001: stop first but yes [01:19] does anyone know of a reposatory or .deb file for the new amarok? apt-get only seems to have an outdated one [01:20] caminomaster: turn your screen off? [01:20] ciscosurfer I think he means rotate [01:20] yes, turn screen 90 left or right or inverted [01:28] o ok, hopefully that works, i had a great setup and didnt want to have to reinstall [01:28] caminomaster: put your hands on the screen and push one of the sides the way you want it [01:28] mighty_falcon, what version number are you looking for? [01:28] Ja Ja [01:28] mikm[laptop] : ah [01:28] bruenin: im going for 1.4.3 === btdown [n=btdown@232.184.121.70.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] caminomaster: thats what rotating you screen means you gonna have to give more details [01:28] any especially knowledgeable people on tonight that might be able to help me hunt a bug in edgy? [01:28] !edgy [01:28] edgy is the current development version of Ubuntu. Version 6.10, codename "Edgy Eft". For support head to #ubuntu+1. For its release schedule, see !schedule [01:28] http://kubuntu.org/announcements/amarok-1.4.3.php [01:28] keltorsori: yes #ubuntu+! [01:28] oops [01:28] #ubuntu+1 [01:28] !schedule [01:28] Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more. Edgy schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule === Con-fuze-ed [n=Con-fuze@rrcs-24-172-188-242.central.biz.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] gnomefreak, I mean to rotate screen 90 to anyside === Lhadsor [n=lhadsor@mangejohan81.campus.luth.se] has left #ubuntu [] [01:28] Can anyone help me out... trying to install ubuntu 6.10 beta and it doesn't appear to support LVM... can anyone confirm? [01:28] bruenig, i trid using that [01:28] to set it vertical... [01:28] but i got an error [01:28] Con-fuze-ed: #ubuntu+1 for edgy support [01:28] mighty_falcon, what error? [01:28] i was not able to run apt-get update [01:28] let me try running it again [01:28] Flannel: thanks === Con-fuze-ed [n=Con-fuze@rrcs-24-172-188-242.central.biz.rr.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:28] mighty_falcon, you must not have added the repo right [01:28] did you add the word deb to it? [01:28] yes i did [01:28] mighty_falcon: what is the error? [01:28] Is not hard 2 understand: rotate screen left or right [01:28] ok it worked now, do i just go with sudo apt-get uprade amarok after? [01:28] caminomaster: like on a cube? or you just want to move the screen left or right [01:28] like lcd's let do, but with a normal screen [01:28] mighty_falcon, sudo apt-get install amarok [01:28] mighty_falcon: just upgrade [01:28] oh, you already have it? [01:28] or install it if not already installed === spcmnspf [i=spcmnspf@ip70-191-49-124.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] not like cube, inclinate [01:28] gnomefreak: he wants to rotate I think. 90 degrees [01:28] yes, Flannel [01:28] i got this when it ried to upgrade [01:28] I'm trying to install bugzilla on Ubuntu linux distro, and am having some trouble. I was wondering if I could get a few pointers in the right direction [01:28] The following packages have been kept back: [01:28] amarok amarok-xine gstreamer0.10-plugins-base [01:28] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded. [01:28] for PC Dapper A, I do everything on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP and when I send something from another PC, Dapper B. It prints some setting like strings on the printer instead of whatever I sent. those printed strings include but are not limited to -12345X@PJL SET PAPERTYPE = NORMAL ON, @PJL SET DENSITY = 3, etc. WHat might be the problem? [01:28] Flannel: yes he said that but i dont know of a way to do that witha crt screen [01:28] !paste > mighty_falcon [01:28] mighty_falcon: install it [01:28] it is already installed i am just trying to update to 1.4.3 [01:28] crt... exactly === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] caminomaster: I believe nvidia cards can do it... Let me do some googling [01:28] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get install amarok amarok-xine gstreamer....\ [01:28] I've seen that in win$ [01:28] mighty_falcon: install it === j_ack [n=rudi@p508DAEC6.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] mighty_falcon: take my word for it i know that error all too much [01:28] i just installed edgy and updated everything to the latest. why can i not install mplayer? [01:28] lol ok [01:28] but I have no N-vidia: I have ati...? [01:28] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [01:28] amarok: Depends: libvisual-0.4-0 (>= 0.4.0) but it is not installable [01:28] E: Broken packages [01:28] npodges: #ubuntu+1 for edgy === killown [n=killown@201-27-177-68.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu === ultramookie [n=ultramoo@adsl-69-107-117-139.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] and when i try to install that dependency === GeO [n=Nic@dsl-165-220-14.telkomadsl.co.za] has left #ubuntu ["Crack] [01:28] it sais it is already installed [01:28] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get -f install === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:28] !info libvisual-0.4-0 [01:28] Package libvisual-0.4-0 does not exist in any distro I know [01:28] mighty_falcon, have you received the message from Ubotu? please try to keep pastes on one line, or else use the pastebin [01:28] !libgtk [01:28] Sorry, I don't know anything about libgtk - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [01:28] !lib [01:28] libvisual is in my repos [01:28] !msg the bot [01:28] Sorry, I don't know anything about lib - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [01:28] Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots - Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops === david_ [n=david@adsl-70-132-5-27.dsl.snfc21.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] jkku3: stop fishing please [01:28] gnomefreak, no luck with the apt-get -f [01:28] how do I unmount an iso? [01:28] bruenig: they are in all [01:28] mighty_falcon: what did it say?> [01:28] gnomefreak i'm not doing what you think i'm doing so quit it [01:28] david_: umount [01:29] jkku3: stop fishing with the bot [01:29] gnomefreak, after running apt-get -f i receieved the same erorr when trying to install [01:29] thanks [01:29] jkku3: you were fishing [01:29] no i'm not [01:29] do you not recognize a typo when you see it? === iCod [n=iCod@72-161-95-62.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:29] jkku3, what were you trying to type? [01:29] jkku3: !bleh than @bleh is fishing [01:29] !* [01:29] thought the thing had info on libgtk [01:29] thats not a package [01:29] i could have sworn it was [01:30] jkku3: try the package name [01:30] ok, "you were fishing" "no i'm not" is not related to Ubuntu support. please move this away to #ubuntu-offtopic, or just stop it. [01:30] jkku3: its libgtk2.0-0 or something like that [01:30] i'll just google it [01:30] or apt-cache search it [01:30] heh, you mean i'd have to type the ENTIRE name of the package? [01:30] gnomefreak, any ideas? [01:30] jkku3: there is no package called "libgtk". try "apt-cache search libgtk" on your machine, or "find libgtk" on the bot [01:30] jkku3: yes those numbers are not version numbers they are package numbers === funkja [n=funkja@aredhel.student.iastate.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:31] caminomaster: http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/x11/xrandr is the package [01:31] Anyone know how to use a vcast phone (verizon) via usb in ubuntu? like managing songs? [01:31] mighty_falcon: remove amarok and amarok-xine [01:31] How would I change my keyboard key mappings? My . key on my numpad doesn't work. It just causes a system beep. [01:31] ... I've tried xrandr and don't works [01:31] !schedule [01:31] Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more. Edgy schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule === slide [n=slide@68.225.97.211] has joined #ubuntu [01:31] heh, I mounted at one location multiple times [01:32] now I am trying to unmount what I mounted [01:32] youtube not work more? [01:32] and I am getting "device is busy" [01:32] when I attempt to unmount [01:32] mighty_falcon: after they are removed try again and when i get back i will ask someone somthing i have a thought on your issue === relain [n=relain@adsl-69-107-53-60.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:32] david_: is it a hard drive? or external device [01:32] How do I upgrade my ubuntu system? Is everything required for it to become 6.06 contained in apt-get? [01:32] david_: do you have any Nautilus window open on that mount, or some program that might be accessing it, or even a shell prompt inside the mount? [01:32] it is an ISO [01:32] gnomefreak, ok great tnx [01:33] !upgrade > slide [01:33] something is using it [01:33] ty [01:33] I'll be back... === nilats [i=nilats@CPE000fb50db79a-CM000f212ff856.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:33] can anyone help me with internal wireless? [01:34] !anyone [01:34] 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? [01:34] !wifi > relain [01:34] Does anyone know how to use a usb mp3 phone in ubuntu? [01:34] i have ndiswrapper installed and it: ndiswrapper -l seems to think my driver is working [01:34] gnomefreak, let me know once your back [01:34] On my laptop, the CD ROM drive broke and I am attemping to install Ubuntu through other means -- the only option I have discovered is PXE booting which is impossible in my scenario -- does anyone have any other suggestions (I was hoping for a install from flash drive) [01:35] now it says, cannot display this video mode [01:36] gnomefreak. i've got the amarok + libvisual-0.4.0 issue.. i've got to disable amarok-latest repo and i could update amarok to 1.4.3 from kde-latest repo [01:36] nilats: do you have another operating system (e.g. Windows) installed? if so, you could try installing through an emulator such as VMWare === iCod [n=iCod@72-161-95-62.dyn.centurytel.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:36] hey nilats there's definitely documentation for installing from other media on the ubuntu site [01:36] (sorry that's not very specific but it's there) [01:36] Currently on windows but I wish to run Ubuntu as my main OS, not emulated [01:37] ugh. this is odd. I can print text files from shell fine, but as soon as I try to send a pdf or ps file to the printer with lp or lpr, the job starts, but the printer doesn't print it [01:37] it just sits in the queue forever. [01:37] !install > nilats [01:37] The other methods dont apply in my case -- I am trying to boot make a boot disk on a USB drive (other cases try to make a LiveCD on USB drive) === jabular [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:37] nilats: yes, i was thinking about simply using VMware to get it installed, and then run it natively === xnt [n=xnt@189.136.59.84] has joined #ubuntu [01:38] What do you mean LjL === iCod [n=iCod@72-161-95-62.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #ubuntu === knoppix__ [n=knoppix@c-69-143-245-61.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:38] mighty_falcon: what version of kdebase do you have? [01:38] nilats: i mean what i said. set VMWare to use a *real* rather than a virtual partition, and install. === aeon17x [n=aeon17x@58.69.55.41] has joined #ubuntu === gnomefreak betting you have 3.5.2 [01:38] Would that not mean repartitioning my drive, and having 2 OS's on it? [01:38] gnomefreak, hmmm honestly the latest thats in the reposatoy i would say as i jsut installed it today === lukaswayne9 [n=lukas@c-68-84-69-12.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === iCod [n=iCod@72-161-95-62.dyn.centurytel.net] has left #ubuntu [] === MatthewV [n=MatthewV@CPE-60-231-240-214.wa.bigpond.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:39] mighty_falcon: apt-cache policy kdebase [01:39] are there any secrets to getting a Dell Docking station to work with a Dell laptop [01:39] nilats: well, yes it would. but wouldn't *any* means of installing involve that? (unless you plan to remove windows, that is) [01:39] gnomefreak, Installed: 4:3.5.2-0ubuntu27 [01:39] lol [01:39] thought so [01:40] ok hold on let me see if it was ever built for that (i doubt it) [01:40] I do plan to remove [01:40] gnomefreak, would it be better if i jsut go with the kubuntu-base package? === flodine_ [n=flodine@c-24-4-174-71.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] === mlaci [n=MondaLac@unaffiliated/mlaci] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] !info kde-core [01:40] kde-core: the K Desktop Environment core modules. In component main, is optional. Version 5:45ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 7 kB, installed size 40 kB [01:40] mighty_falcon: no just hold on you may have to install kubuntu 3.5.3 [01:41] ok === Bearcat [n=Bearcat@69-174-226-151.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:41] one of the depends are kdebase >=3.5.3-1 === jak_ [n=jak@81-178-75-72.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:41] it seems to me that there's no clearlooks-cairo theme in dapper. i'd love to use it and i see it everywhere on the web. why it isn't included yet? [01:41] so why doesn't my card support scanning? but in windows it surely scans [01:42] Herm! [01:42] mighty_falcon: ok lets do this the easy way :) brb let me get something [01:42] I will attempt this VMWare method, since then inside ubuntu I can just format the old windows partition -- thanks. [01:42] gnomefreak, lolz ok === mikm[laptop] [n=blackjes@kron2-46-125.resnet.wisc.edu] has joined #ubuntu === Crippy-Boy [n=kieran@80-192-168-201.cable.ubr02.blac.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] Lo all [01:43] mighty_falcon: add this repo to your sources.list file deb http://kubuntu.org/packages/kde-354 dapper main [01:43] hello everyone, any one know where i could find this usb-serial.h file? [01:44] does anyone know if Xchat has any kind of logging feature. I can't seem to find it. [01:44] gnomefreak: done [01:44] mighty_falcon: when its added and saved run sudo apt-get update [01:44] mighty_falcon: than sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [01:44] it should update all kde and amarok :) === KaroSHi [n=beef@213.78.233.10] has joined #ubuntu === caminomaster [n=caminoma@200.119.53.174] has joined #ubuntu [01:45] hello [01:45] I've seen that xrandr don't rotate in xorg... [01:45] gnomefreak: perfect thats what i was thinking to do as well, i dont know why i went with kde-base to begin with [01:46] mighty_falcon: kdebase is always installed with kubuntu [01:46] Where would i find the source to login [01:46] > [01:46] bye === josh_ [n=josh@66-191-145-50.dhcp.roch.mn.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:46] Bearcat it does [01:46] gnomefreak: on top of that kubuntu-base is also installed? [01:46] what is the command for looking at my port ports? [01:46] mighty_falcon: for me to know the version of kubuntu you are using kdebase gives it kubuntu-desktop version is like 2.1 [01:46] mighty_falcon: yes [01:46] netstat -plunt? [01:46] Bearcat Settings --> Preferences [01:46] ty mikm [01:46] I will check it === rick_ [n=rick@ip68-110-183-52.lu.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:47] Bearcat It's under the Chatting header [01:47] mighty_falcon: do you get gpg errors when you sudo apt-get update? [01:47] gnomefreak: nop iit went just fine, its now upgrading [01:47] k === codyman [n=cody@trailers67.chapman.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:47] you should be good to go :) === hid [n=hid@host4-62-dynamic.57-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu [01:47] Does anyone know? [01:47] if amarok doesnt get updated install it [01:47] yep :) tnx alot, appreciate it [01:48] josh_: i dont know the normal command, but if you have nmap installed then nmap -v -sT 127.0.0.1 will get the job done === jabular__ [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:48] mikm[laptop] , tyvm, I found it === Phuzion2 [n=Phuzion8@69-168-188-155.clvdoh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:48] np, Bearcat [01:49] mighty_falcon: lol i just found it amarok 1.4.3 is in dapper-backports :( sorry === drp [n=drp@74.138.150.255] has joined #ubuntu === fildo [n=fildo@c58-107-108-125.livrp1.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:49] tc all [01:49] What was that filesystem made especially for flash drives? [01:50] gnomefreak: i was abotut o ask you that as i read on some post on the ubuntuforums, but none the less better this way as alot of the other apps were outdated [01:50] gnomefreak: im guesging kubuntus reposatories are more up too date? === jnvilo__ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu === eobanb [n=eoban@2001:18e8:2:604:20d:93ff:fe2d:bb38] has joined #ubuntu [01:50] i ran dpkpg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and setup my monitor, telling it also to support 1280x1024, but even after restarting I cannot switch into that resolution even though xorg.conf shows it in there [01:50] mighty_falcon: 3.5.2 isnt outdated [01:50] isnt the latest kde 3.5.5 though? === anon32 [n=anon32@wikipedia/anon32] has joined #ubuntu [01:50] mighty_falcon: the repo i gave you are speicial [01:50] mighty_falcon: not for dapper === eddiej [n=eddiej@195.204.217.243] has joined #ubuntu [01:50] Im upgrading to 6.06, and its asking me if I want to replace my /etc/default/tmpfs, should I? [01:51] codyman: did xorg recognize the correct horiz sync and vert refresh for your monitor? [01:51] mighty_falcon: just like gnome 2.14 is in dapper [01:51] 2.16 is in edgy [01:51] gnomefreak: aha i see, is kubuntu using 3.5.5? === fildo [n=fildo@c58-107-108-125.livrp1.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:51] noone will build repos for that. our kubuntu team is good at that :) [01:51] hi. i've installed nvidia-glx several times before and all has worked. i installed yesterday, and i cant get it to work, the xorg-error states that i have an ati-card. some other people also have that error. what can i do [01:51] mighty_falcon: only in edgy [01:52] flashplugin-nonfree doesn't work [01:52] it fails to retrieve the package [01:52] does edgy on amd64 run 32bit apps? === AlinuxOS [n=alinux@d83-190-23-235.cust.tele2.it] has joined #ubuntu [01:52] gnomefreak: ok i see, well this should be good as well [01:52] jak_, they said that it would at least in the beginning of development, but I haven't heard anything since then [01:53] gnomefreak: i am planning to upgrade to edgy once it is fully release in a few weeks anyways [01:53] anon32: multiverse enabled? [01:53] i couldn't see much difference between dapper and edgy when running the livecd [01:53] mighty_falcon: 10ish days [01:53] i thought they were putting xgl/compiz stuf on edgy too [01:53] gnomefreak, yes... I get error "automatic installation failed due to network or upstream changes" === hades_111 [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:53] jak_: most people wont see it [01:53] anon32: ah on dapper? [01:53] I think my ATI card isn't using its acceleration mode in ubuntu [01:53] gnomefreak: good good, i was really tempted to upgrade right now but decided to wait until it is fully out of beta === hades_ [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:53] gnomefreak, yes [01:53] How can I check? [01:53] am I missing something? [01:54] hell, does adobe have a public beta for flash 9? [01:54] Im upgrading to 6.06, and its asking me if I want to replace my /etc/default/tmpfs, should I? [01:54] anon32: no that sounds like adobes issue === unlucky1 [n=mike@adsl-153-243-253.jax.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] anon32: no === Spanoony [n=robinsw@82-42-99-77.cable.ubr04.live.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu === OPTi2 [n=optico@ti112220a080-15008.bb.online.no] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] :-((( [01:54] slide: yes [01:54] gnomefreak, thank you :) === redguy [n=mati@afe60.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] anon32: from what i hear expect it next year some time [01:54] is there a program like dvdshrink for linux [01:54] Hello, guys... Xubuntu will only allow me to have my display at 800x600, but my laptop should allow me to bump it up to 1200x860 widescreen [01:54] slide: ysw [01:54] gnomefreak, if ever.. [01:54] Any ideas how I can force the display mode? [01:54] yw even [01:54] !restrictedformats [01:54] For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [01:54] ;) === localecho [n=fignutz@pool-209-158-23-196.altnpa.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:55] anon32: there's a blog where you can keep track of development, and join in with the hundreds of other people demanding a beta, despite the post being on a totally different topic and ending with "PS. please stop asking for betas" [01:55] unlucky1: k9copy -- or even run dvdshrink through wine.. lots of guides around [01:55] Shish, lol? === jackson [n=jackson@ppp-70-251-125-35.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:55] well... can I have a public alpha? LOL [01:55] thanks jak [01:55] http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/ === anon32 notes that he really shoulda gotton kubuntu... [01:56] Guys, I'm not asking for beta!!! [01:56] Xubuntu will only allow me to have my display at 800x600, but my laptop should allow me to bump it up to 1200x860 widescreen [01:56] Any ideas how I can force the display mode? [01:56] Which is better totem or xine? === beemonk [n=wanka@host-84-9-64-214.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:56] brb testing. === panagos [i=PG@dyn86.drama1.nas.panafonet.gr] has joined #ubuntu [01:56] are there instructions for installing flash manually? === Wild1 [i=Wild1@189.146.156.126] has joined #ubuntu [01:56] eXistenZ, xine [01:56] by a lot [01:57] !flash > anon32 [01:57] anon32, I want to switch from totem to xine. How can I do that? [01:57] !flash [01:57] gnomefreak, nothing on that page [01:57] For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [01:57] with ubuntu liveCD 5.04, how can i set up a dial-up connection? [01:57] apt-get install xine [01:57] eXistenZ, apt-get install xine [01:57] eXistenZ: totem isnt an engine xine is [01:57] hell, just apt-get install mplayer [01:57] use totem-xine [01:57] if you like totem [01:57] yea, gstreamer is the engine... which happens to such too [01:57] Spanoony: check /etc/X11/xorg.conf to be sure that your resolution is in your config file [01:58] knoppix__, how do I do that? [01:58] anon32, xine no such package :) [01:58] xine plays movies full screen over 2 screens with xinerama.. thats the only reason its better! === fildo [n=fildo@c58-107-108-125.livrp1.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:58] anon32: yes it is [01:58] eXistenZ, :-P [01:58] get totem-xine [01:58] anon32: Flash for i386 manual install === Axord [n=xord_to@66-215-117-140.dhcp.mrba.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === winterweaver [n=winterwe@dsl-145-215-70.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #Ubuntu [01:58] whole section on it === medon [n=inzie@203.89.25.60] has joined #ubuntu [01:58] Spanoony: from command line - sudo less /etc/X11/xor.conf [01:59] ah wait, sorry... being stupid [01:59] hi all [01:59] hi [01:59] Spanoony: sorry its /ect/X11/xorg.conf [01:59] :) [01:59] Thanks [01:59] anybody help me? [01:59] How can I know where another filesystem is mounted? [01:59] Knoppix, it's not listed [01:59] mplayer does xinerama too... when xinerama works at all :-/ for me it broke on the second ubuntu release, and after a year or so with two monitors plugged in and one being dead, I gave up... [01:59] How can I add it? [02:00] I have xinerama [02:00] i have erro from xchat with "* *** Couldn't look up your hostname" === exnal [n=chatzill@adsl-70-253-162-143.dsl.stlsmo.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:00] Spanoony: open a text editor and just type it in [02:00] ^_^ === anon32 anticipates the audio-video sync error === inuyasharenegade [n=inureneg@c-68-81-7-199.hsd1.de.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:00] you have to sudo when you open the editor or else it wont let you save === TorpedoJack [n=dominic@modemcable235.47-80-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:00] with ubuntu liveCD 5.04, how can i set up a PSTN connection? [02:01] When I try to uninstall totem it always prompts me to uninstall 'ubuntu-desktop' to approve? === skeith [n=skeith@nr27-66-161-167-115.fuse.net] has joined #ubuntu === marsu [n=user@c83-248-240-16.bredband.comhem.se] has joined #ubuntu === smurf [n=smurf@debian/developer/smurf] has joined #ubuntu === Exposure` [n=exposure@145.76.18.61] has joined #ubuntu === vertigo [i=spleneti@ns.fbi.be] has joined #ubuntu === ead [n=ead@rrcs-24-199-147-14.midsouth.biz.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:01] my bluetooth keyboard won't work after a recent ugprade. when I click the "connect" button and do a hidd --search it just says "searching..." for a half-second and then terminates. it's a logitech MX 5000 [02:01] gnomefreak: when i try to run amarok now nothing happens, maybe i need to reboot? [02:01] eXistenZ: wel, ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage that depends on just about everything. that's normal === Crippy-Boy [n=kieran@80-192-168-201.cable.ubr02.blac.blueyonder.co.uk] has left #ubuntu [] [02:02] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get install amarok [02:02] make sure its installed [02:02] properly [02:02] mighty_falcon, rebooting shouldn't help [02:02] gnomefreak: i received the same error msg [02:02] i have erro from xchat with "* *** Couldn't look up your hostname" [02:02] as earlier [02:02] it will if hes using kde atm [02:02] mighty_falcon: what error? === ruda [n=ruda@200.182.179.174] has joined #ubuntu [02:02] help me please === Hawk||- [n=Hawk@p549C8A82.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [02:02] medon: are you sure that's xchat, and not a message from the server? [02:03] medon, ignore it, doesn't matter [02:03] mighty_falcon: i dont think you have the right amarok repo === pwk [n=pail_whi@blk-222-223-79.eastlink.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] amarok: Depends: libvisual-0.4-0 (>= 0.4.0) but it is not installable === mikedep333 [n=mikedep3@129.22.33.48] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] anybody know the secret to getting a display to work with a docking station? [02:03] mighty_falcon: log out and back in [02:03] yep brb [02:03] Shish, that from server [02:03] gnomefreak: ? [02:03] hello, I need to setup a wireless adapter as an access point (master mode I think), is there a graphical utility to do this? [02:03] LjL: ? [02:03] computer voodoo, just log out and see if that helps === r0bby [i=wakawaka@cpe-24-161-55-60.hvc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] gnomefreak: ... log out and back in for a dependency that's not installable? [02:03] if hes using kde 3.5.2 loging out is needed [02:04] LjL, So I can just remove it? [02:04] LjL: he upgraded kde [02:04] kde wont upgrade til log out [02:04] eXistenZ: yes, though you'll possibly need to re-install it when you upgrade to a newer distribution [02:04] Shish, that from server [02:04] gnomefreak: i see. still, APT shouldn't care about those issues, should it? [02:04] oh did he upgrade, I checked out there for a while === JohnP789 [n=johnp@68-188-42-215.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === smoked1 [n=smoked1@70-40-54-46.ventca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:04] LjL: amarok does [02:05] medon: ignore it. it's not important, the server just uses your ip address instead. === mighty_falcon [n=rez@CPE000c41b30ee9-CM0014e825ce16.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] mikedep333: i've never set one up as an access point before but man iwconfig is a good starting poing [02:05] gnomefreak: same thing :( [02:05] and if hes not usign the right repos for it [02:05] knoppix_:yeah === VIC-20 [n=azzi_mie@82.52.26.140] has joined #ubuntu === Sonic|Laptop [n=garrett@unaffiliated/sonicvanajr] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] mighty_falcon: hold on take the aarok repo out of your sources.list and keep it open === hades__ [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] jak_: ok jack thanks u [02:06] ok [02:06] gnomefreak: k3b seems to be doing the trick. thx. === rshane [n=shane@pdpc/supporter/student/rshane] has joined #ubuntu [02:06] mighty_falcon: add this to it deb http://kubuntu.org/packages/amarok-143 dapper main [02:06] OHN0ES: yw === vishah [n=vishah@203.101.50.86] has joined #ubuntu [02:06] hmm, looks like kwifimanager can help me [02:06] mighty_falcon: now remove --purge amarok [02:06] gnomefreak: same probelm [02:06] than install it [02:06] mighty_falcon: did you use apt-get update [02:07] yep [02:07] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get remove --purge amarok [02:07] pastebin the error please [02:07] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/26943/ === Abst [n=Abst@unaffiliated/abst] has joined #ubuntu === ubutom [n=tom@p54A6A115.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] can anyone tell me what the command is to find out where a filesystem is mounted. it's a samba filesystem [02:07] mighty_falcon: when you try to purge it? === |mabreau| [n=kvirc@ppp-71-128-198-18.dsl.sndg02.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:08] nop i purge it === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [02:08] everything is fine === test is now known as torchie [02:08] then when i try to install amarok [02:08] i get that [02:08] mighty_falcon: you removed and purged it? [02:08] winterweaver: mount -l will show all mounts [02:08] yes [02:08] ok good === OPTi2 is now known as OPTiCO [02:08] jak_, thx [02:08] jak_: mount on its own will show all mounts [02:08] winterweaver: the samba ones will be shown as smbfs === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath [02:08] mighty_falcon: apt-cache policy libvisual-0.4-0 [02:08] !info libvisual-0.4-0 === knoppix__ is now known as pxeboot [02:08] Package libvisual-0.4-0 does not exist in any distro I know [02:08] gnomefreak: ^ [02:09] apt-cache policy libvisual === fouressence [n=tekobyte@67-150-216-90.sttl.mdsg-pacwest.com] has joined #ubuntu === Buglouse [n=SourceRa@66.97.125.249] has joined #ubuntu === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] Wazm: Unable to locate package libvisual === Amesius [n=reallyme@13.mnrt1.xdsl.nauticom.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] gnomefreak: Unable to locate package libvisua === kditty [n=kditty@cpe-71-65-120-112.woh.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] LjL, What is your favorite mp3 player? === hades_111 [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] eXistenZ: no real favorite. i use Amarok because i'm a KDE user, and it ships with Kubuntu [02:10] Ah, you use kubuntu [02:10] Hi, after trying to compile gtk from source, and everyone telling me just to install with apt-get, I've finally decided to go that way. However, sudo apt-get install gtk2-dev doesn't work for me. What's the appropriate way? === dartmolx [n=dartmolx@58.71.14.242] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] mighty_falcon: apt-cache policy apt-cache policy libvisual-0.4-0 === Nakkikala [n=nakkis@dsl-kpogw7-feb9de00-39.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #ubuntu === Riotta is now known as Riot777 [02:10] mighty_falcon: that works here [02:11] gnomefreak, that package's in edgy, but not in dapper. guess he still has some edgy package of Amarok in the APT cache? perhaps an apt-get clean... === hades_111 [n=hades@c-68-53-232-61.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === cappicard [n=cappicar@CPE-65-26-86-29.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] hmmm [02:11] should i go with apt-get clean? [02:11] Anyone know how to set it so that a laptop's LCD display is turned off when the lid is closed without sending the laptop to sleep/hibernate? === fluvvell [n=barryc@222-152-185-61.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu === alan_ [n=alan@pool-71-108-252-52.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] mighty_falcon: no [02:12] mighty_falcon: hold on === badbrainz [n=user@adsl-065-012-248-023.sip.mia.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === deisman [n=deisman@216.215.55.20] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] ok [02:12] mighty_falcon: this isnt good let me check something === Asc [n=asc@dialup-4.255.45.73.Dial1.Seattle1.Level3.net] has joined #ubuntu === Dev05 [n=hernan@bas1-montreal28-1167873257.dsl.bell.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] sure [02:12] make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop. [02:13] how to have rule to make install [02:13] medon: try ./configure first [02:13] medon: are you running make install from the directory your source code is located? (whatever that is) [02:13] medon: what are you trying to compile? [02:13] mighty_falcon: apt-cache libc6 [02:13] oops [02:13] apt-cache policy libc6 [02:13] : Invalid operation libc6 [02:13] variant, i was type ./configure before [02:13] medon: and it succeeded? [02:13] medon: and did it exit succsessfully? [02:13] winterweaver: do you mean where it's mount point is, or on what physical computer it is mounted? [02:13] yes [02:14] mighty_falcon: apt-cache policy libc6 [02:14] medon: did you also type "make"? [02:14] medon: are you in the source directory? [02:14] Installed: 2.3.6-0ubuntu20 [02:14] im try now to type make now ok === lavi [n=lavi@221.226.103.140] has joined #ubuntu [02:14] thought so [02:14] medon: you haveto type in order: ./configure && make && make install [02:14] mighty_falcon: do you have gnome or xfce or any other desktop installed? [02:14] medon: make install as root [02:14] Guess no one here runs Ubuntu on a laptop...:( === killown [n=killown@201-27-177-68.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:14] gnomefreak: yep gnome and kde are both installed [02:14] virtual-stargaze: i do [02:14] mighty_falcon: log into gnome === sooki [n=sooki@c-69-250-142-32.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] gnomefreak: and try it from there? [02:15] How do I see if a package is installed? [02:15] mighty_falcon: no [02:15] virtual-stargaze: and what you are saying is what my laptop does === rawrness [n=jacob@66-218-202-246.dhcp-dynamic-dsl.fidalgo.net] has joined #ubuntu === lukaswayne9_ [n=lukas@c-68-84-69-12.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] slide: apt-cache policy [02:15] mighty_falcon: log into gnome we have some work to do [02:15] thank you [02:15] :) [02:15] brb while your loggin in [02:15] gnomefreak: lol ok brb then [02:15] k [02:16] did the breezy update yesterday install a firewall of some kind that wasn't there previously? [02:16] ok thanks all === wjoe2001 [n=job@bravobravo.stev198.eiu.edu] has left #Ubuntu [] === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [02:16] virtual-stargaze: click system > preferences > power management > actions [02:16] variant, mine doesn't, it blanks the screen and the backlight is left on...rather annoying when you're trying to listen to streaming music as you go to sleep... [02:16] virtual-stargaze: click system > preferences > power management > actions === mighty_falcon [n=rez@CPE000c41b30ee9-CM0014e825ce16.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === gianfranco [n=gianfran@node-13633.pppoe.execulink.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] gnomefreak: ok back [02:17] Options are: Do Nothing, Blank Screen, Suspend, Hibernqate [02:17] Where can I find information on how to install xgl driver for my 9200 ATI? [02:17] virtual-stargaze: yup === jesus [n=jesus@200.8.162.24] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] virtual-stargaze: you want blank screen right? [02:17] Currently set to blank screen [02:17] !xgl > eXistenZ === killown [n=killown@unaffiliated/killown] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/petition-sign.cgi?shipit [02:17] I want the display turned off [02:17] or is there a way to see if something's blocking a port? [02:18] Not just blanked [02:18] please sing it this petition [02:18] virtual-stargaze: ah, that really depends on your laptop === FunnyLookinHat [n=funnyloo@64.140.73.93] has joined #ubuntu [02:18] Dell CPx [02:18] virtual-stargaze: acpi support is very badly implemented on some laptops === wong1 [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has joined #ubuntu [02:18] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get remove --purge libqt3-mt [02:18] mighty_falcon: let me know when its done [02:18] Windows has no problem turning the display off === fredericm [n=frederic@91.163.18.182] has joined #ubuntu [02:18] jesus, you shouldn't probably do that kind of thing on here. perhaps advertize on #ubuntu-offtopic [02:19] virtual-stargaze: yeah, its a problem caused by a windows written dhdt in the bios [02:19] jesus: besides, your link is broken === wong1 [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has left #ubuntu [] [02:19] virtual-stargaze: microsoft i mean not windows === BenC_ [n=bcollins@72.169.114.90] has joined #ubuntu [02:19] virtual-stargaze: there is one standard acpi standard but microsoft implements it in a broken way and bios manufacturers who write to ms specification write broken acpi [02:20] hi [02:20] LjL: hes been banned for that before dont go to him links please [02:20] LjL: its unsafe [02:20] virtual-stargaze: if its written to the intell spec then it shoudl be fine === qq1010 [n=qq1010@60.49.107.125] has joined #ubuntu [02:20] gnomefreak, unsafe? === gr33npho3nix [n=turk@hera.ccs.neu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:20] mighty_falcon: yes i know its alot to remove [02:20] Thing is, I didn't have this particular problem when running Mandrake 10.0 [02:20] http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/petition-sign.cgi?shipit is not broken [02:20] LjL: he was in here spamming a virus link [02:20] is a petition to try mantain ubuntu shipir for free [02:21] gnomefreak: 278 packages to be exact :P === mode/#ubuntu [+o gnomefreak] by ChanServ === mode/#ubuntu [+b *!*@200.8.162.24] by gnomefreak === jesus [n=jesus@200.8.162.24] has left #ubuntu [requested] === mode/#ubuntu [-o gnomefreak] by gnomefreak [02:21] AAARRGH! [02:21] mighty_falcon: all kde stuff is being removed [02:21] i hate iwconfig! === Bensr20det [n=ben@74.138.146.136] has joined #ubuntu [02:21] gnomefreak: reinstall it? [02:21] gnomefreak, ok, but then i'm not sure my konqueror will get any such virus, nor am i sure i will actually give it permission to run it ;) [02:21] mighty_falcon: were going with imbrandon's idea [02:21] LjL: just warning ;) [02:21] Of course...with Mandrake I couldn't stream Windows media files, use my wifi card, access the windows network and share files, and a whole other list of issues. Ubuntu is great === brian98 [n=brian@86.43.65.22] has joined #ubuntu === tat [i=trygve@ns112b.studby.ntnu.no] has joined #ubuntu === killown [n=killown@201-27-177-68.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] gnomefreak: i would have to reconfig everything in kde right? [02:22] can anyone tell me where to change the splash screen I get once I log in? [02:22] mighty_falcon: when its done remove the amarok and the kde repos from your sources.list file [02:22] mighty_falcon: yes you have a bit before that happens [02:22] ok === indref [n=indref@CPE0013100daf4d-CM00080d3b8e83.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] How do you quit man. === infinito [n=infinito@75.Red-80-59-227.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu === gnomefreak gonna learn to listen to him one of these days :) [02:23] infinito: /quot [02:23] oops [02:23] indref: /quit [02:23] "Pattern not found, press RETURN" === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #ubuntu === wy [n=wy@r253211133.resnet.cornell.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:23] indref: what are you trying to quit? [02:23] man [02:23] just the q [02:23] Isn't that what I said? [02:24] gnomefreak: as to the kde repos im not sure as i just did a apt-get install kde-core from one of the fedault repos [02:24] virtual-stargaze: yeah, it might not be that probelm, thats just he most likley [02:24] :) [02:24] Wow, why doesn't Ctrl-C work? [02:24] indref: q [02:24] holycow: ->PM [02:24] mighty_falcon: dont install anything kde yet [02:24] mighty_falcon: let it finish removing everything [02:24] indref: just press q [02:24] gnomefreak: no i mean as to remove the kde repos from sources.list [02:24] it is done removing [02:24] Linux needs some standards and consistancy... [02:25] is there any reason vi in ubuntu behaves strangely? like placing D and R and stuff when pressing arrow keys [02:25] mighty_falcon: ok remove the amrok and the new kde repo i gave you [02:25] indref: lol, you just need to learn how to use bash [02:25] ok done [02:25] mighty_falcon: and anyother kde related repo other than ubuntu.com repos [02:25] mighty_falcon: while your in there uncommnt the backports repos [02:26] can anyone tell me how to change the splash screen you see after you log in?? [02:26] they say breezy though? [02:26] Bensr20det: install splash-screen-manager [02:26] mighty_falcon: huh? === Nailz [n=nail@cpc4-cani1-0-0-cust432.renf.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:26] mighty_falcon: change them to dapper [02:26] any way i can get vi to behave normally again? [02:26] mighty_falcon: replace breezy with dapper [02:26] mighty_falcon: all the other repos say dapper right? [02:26] yep [02:27] ok done [02:27] ok good [02:27] sudo apt-get update mighty_falcon [02:27] lol yeah [02:27] that would be a waste [02:27] mighty_falcon: heres the fun :) [02:27] SUSaiyan: vi on ubuntu is vim === mikeymike-linux [n=mikeymik@ip70-179-218-46.dl.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:27] ok updated [02:27] SUSaiyan: try intsalling nvi [02:27] i know its vim [02:27] nvi? [02:28] nvi is another vi clone that doesn't have all the vim extensions === AngryElf [n=AngryElf@ip68-100-101-98.dc.dc.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:28] i was thinking you have a differetn problem than you probably actually have. === pak-x [n=pak-x@ACB4D26F.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:28] !display [02:28] x is the X Window System; it's the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type this in a console: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto === lavi [n=lavi@221.226.103.140] has joined #ubuntu [02:28] gnomefreak: what should i run next [02:28] Does anyone have proftpd installed? Its complaining about IPv6, which Im not using, but it seems like its setup to ONLY use IPV6 [02:29] SUSaiyan: your arrow keys don't work in vim? [02:29] they do, just not in insert mode === beasty [n=beasty@d54C2DD0F.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu [02:29] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get isntall kubuntu-desktop amarok amarok-xine [02:29] they place a new line with D or something then [02:29] install ** [02:29] they're not supposed to work in insert mode [02:29] oh my htey do owrk in insret mode in vim [02:29] weird. [02:29] i've never even tried. === L3TUC3 [n=L3@ip70-176-29-50.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:30] hehe [02:30] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [02:30] kubuntu-desktop: Depends: ksysguard but it is not going to be installed [02:30] works on my gentoo box === spcmnspf [i=spcmnspf@ip70-191-49-124.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:30] even in the suse vm [02:30] SUSaiyan: try http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=1290 === wong1 [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has joined #ubuntu [02:30] I'm having some errors trying to setup bugzilla in my install: Creating a new default bugzilla database... [02:30] DBD::mysql::db do failed: Access denied for user 'debian-sys-maint'@'localhost' to database 'bugzilla' at /usr/share/bugzilla/debian/postinst-db.pl line 357, line 2. [02:30] DBD::mysql::db do failed: Access denied for user 'debian-sys-maint'@'localhost' to database 'bugzilla' at /usr/share/bugzilla/debian/postinst-db.pl line 357, line 2. [02:30] dpkg: error processing bugzilla (--configure): [02:30] subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2 [02:31] Errors were encountered while processing: [02:31] bugzilla [02:31] E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [02:31] gnomefreak: seems like the same error as earlier but with ksysguard [02:31] could anyone give me come pointers for this === virtual-stargaze goes off to check the wiki [02:31] wastrel: thanks :D [02:31] spcmnspf: use pastebin [02:31] though im not sure if it works, its not me whos having the problem ;) === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath [02:32] mighty_falcon: same lib? [02:32] gnomefreak: nop this time ksysguard === wjoe2004 [n=joe@echocharlie.stev196.eiu.edu] has joined #Ubuntu [02:32] mighty_falcon: pastebin the full error please [02:32] so I put the error into pastebin? === John2583 [n=John@24-181-192-158.dhcp.hckr.nc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:33] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/26945/ [02:33] morning all [02:33] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get -f install << just that no package name or nothing === cappicard [n=cappicar@CPE-65-26-86-29.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === virtual-stargaze [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:34] Are there any Ubuntu staffers here? === rpedro [n=rpedro@87-196-7-44.net.novis.pt] has joined #ubuntu === nilats [n=nilats@CPE000fb50db79a-CM000f212ff856.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:34] "staffers"? [02:34] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/849 [02:34] I have a problem withmy nick that I need help with? === cstudent [n=cstudent@67.129.197.198] has joined #ubuntu [02:34] same problem gnomefreak [02:34] wong1: /msg nickserv help [02:34] my nick should be "wongy" but today I'm "wong1" :-( [02:35] for PC Dapper A, I do everything on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP and when I send something from another PC, Dapper B. It prints some setting like strings on the printer instead of whatever I sent. those printed strings include but are not limited to -12345X@PJL SET PAPERTYPE = NORMAL ON, @PJL SET DENSITY = 3, etc. WHat might be the problem? [02:35] wong1: /nick wongy === PupUser9719e7 [n=PupUser9@c-24-21-192-21.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:35] gnomefreak: I tried that but it doesn't seem to be changing?! [02:35] mighty_falcon: ok hold on a minute are you sure all kubuntu/kde repos are out of your sources.list === demolisher77 [n=demolish@128.187.138.255] has joined #ubuntu === blazemonger [n=blazemon@cpe-24-33-9-41.midsouth.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:35] wastrel: okay, thanks, it worked :D [02:36] I've been using Ubuntu and I got Rosegarden working smoothly [02:36] wong1: please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic [02:36] wong1: bc there is another user with that nick [02:36] !Rosegarden [02:36] Sorry, I don't know anything about Rosegarden - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [02:36] they should be [02:36] gnomefreak: OK tah [02:36] mighty_falcon: ok try to remove it [02:36] !Rosegarden4 === qq1010 [n=qq1010@60.49.107.125] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] Sorry, I don't know anything about Rosegarden4 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [02:36] blazemonger: /msg ubotu [02:36] how to insatll azureus? === mikeymike-linux [n=mikeymik@ip70-179-218-46.dl.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === wong1 [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has left #ubuntu [] [02:37] qq1010: sudo apt-get install azureus [02:37] yay [02:37] gnomefreak: once Linux has more professional video editing/midi sequencing/music production software it will be the downfall of Microsoft [02:37] mighty_falcon: is it removing? [02:37] nop [02:37] same thing [02:37] i cannot seem to install kubuntu-desktop [02:37] sudo apt? [02:37] it needs ksysuard but when i try to add that it wont let me === Madpilot [n=brian@ubuntu/member/madpilot] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] mighty_falcon: what is it giving you on kubuntu-desktp === demolisher77 [n=demolish@128.187.138.255] has left #ubuntu [] [02:38] blazemonger: umm linux does have more professional video editing it costs money though === Buglouse [n=SourceRa@66.97.125.249] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] kubuntu-desktop: Depends: ksysguard but it is not going to be installed [02:38] is it i need to insatll jav first? [02:38] i am confused at how pam works, I want to tie pam toghter with /etc/passwd for openvpn === SiRuS [n=srs@pal-148-74.resnet.csupomona.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] mighty_falcon: it sounds like you didnt get rid of everything with that like it was supposed to or you have kde repos still [02:38] kitche:oh that's a good thing that it's available..what are some titles? [02:38] i'm willing to pay for higher quality midi sequencing software for linux [02:38] gnomefreak: i doublechecked for kde repos, their all gone [02:39] it's the perfect platform [02:39] blazemonger: join #ubuntu-offtopic please [02:39] When there is an error in the wiki page (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick), how would I go about informing someone to fix it [02:39] mighty_falcon: why do we still have qt apps installed [02:39] gnomefreak: where? === antoniac [n=peter@naist-wavenet125-062.naist.jp] has joined #ubuntu === damon_ [n=damon@150.209.51.246] has joined #ubuntu [02:39] mighty_falcon: sudo apt-get remove --purge libqt3-mt === eXistenZ [n=eXistenZ@unaffiliated/eXistenZ] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] nop no luck [02:40] mighty_falcon: does it still want to remove things? [02:40] same thing [02:40] nop [02:40] Does anyone recommend a better multi IM client than gaim? [02:40] ok easy ewnough to fix [02:40] it does not remove anything === gu014 [n=gu014@c-69-249-136-201.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === itrebal [n=GrahamC@unaffiliated/grahamc] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] Package libqt3-mt is not installed, so not removed [02:41] blazemon: audacity unless you mean making the music === smoked1 [n=smoked1@70-40-54-46.ventca.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === kintaro0e [n=kintaro0@203.177.138.178] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] blazemon: the video editing programs are kinda harder to find but big companies use linux for some of their editting === mikeymike-linux [n=mikeymik@ip70-179-218-46.dl.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] mighty_falcon: add this repo to the list deb http://kubuntu.org/packages/kde-354 dapper main than sudo apt-get update than sudo apt-get remove ksysguard or whatever the package name is than repomove the repo from your list [02:42] mighty_falcon: than sudo apt-get update again [02:42] mighty_falcon: it seems packages wanted to stay around and you cant do anything without the repos === furioshonen [n=dylan@59-120-215-54.HINET-IP.hinet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:42] brb [02:42] Could someone edit this wiki page : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick to fix a mistake, as I do not wish to create an account at this time [02:42] my glasses are smudged [02:42] nilats: what mistake [02:42] with 6.0.6.1 === bbt [n=sam@nocturnal.illawarra.org] has joined #ubuntu [02:43] where it says "Copy (or rename) the file isolinux.cfg to syslinux.cfg. Then edit the file and remove the /install/ reference in all paths. For example you would change the line containing DEFAULT /install/vmlinuz to DEFAULT vmlinuz. Save the file, and make sure it is called syslinux.cfg. It does not matter whether the line breaks are in DOS or Linux format." === Tru7h [n=chatzill@d199-126-241-44.abhsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu === Shaezsche [n=Shaezsch@bsu186194.bemidjistate.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:43] gnomefreak: it wil not remove anything, sais nothign to remove [02:43] I should also say to remove /casper/ in the same manner as removing /install/ from the syslinux.cfg [02:43] is it safe to write to ntfs yet?? [02:43] otherwise when you boot it cannot find the image, this fixes it. === jnvilo_ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu === mypapit [i=mypapit@60.50.37.63] has joined #ubuntu [02:44] gnomefreak: nvm there we 2 packages with the name ksysguard and another with ksysguardd [02:44] mighty_falcon: apt-cache policy ksysguard [02:44] mighty_falcon: get rid of both of them [02:44] !fuse [02:44] Instead of saying "DEFAULT /install/vmlinuz to DEFAULT vmlinuz.", in the file it now has "DEFAULT /casper/vmlinuz/" [02:44] Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse [02:44] Shaezsche, see above === PupUser9719e7 [n=PupUser9@c-24-21-192-21.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:44] is it fixed in edgy tho? i heard it was === itrebal [n=GrahamC@unaffiliated/grahamc] has left #ubuntu ["Itrebal] [02:45] nilats: do you have a launchpad account [02:45] also have they resolved edgy's slow boot? it takes twice as long as dapper [02:45] gnomefreak: yes its workign now === fredericm [n=frederic@91.163.60.148] has joined #ubuntu [02:45] ok I'm having trouble installing Bugzilla into my ubuntu install with these errors. http://pastebin.mozilla.org/849 Can anyone give me some pointers [02:45] mighty_falcon: once they are gone remove the repo again [02:45] edgy on #ubuntu+1 [02:45] gnomefreak: done that install kubuntu-desktop now [02:45] gnomefreak: I do not know what that is, so I would suppose no. [02:45] installing* [02:45] mighty_falcon: after removing the repo yes [02:45] Shaezsche, i doubt it will be by default any time soon... that page just has instructions on how to enable it in dapper, and the same should apply to edgy [02:46] gnomefreak: ok 5 min for it all to download [02:46] gnomefreak: Sorry, I am a newbie =(. [02:46] I have been told the Ubuntu Icon in the top left corner of the screen can change colors [02:46] confirm/deny? [02:46] mighty_falcon: installing amarok and amarok-xine also? === SiRuS [n=srs@pal-148-74.resnet.csupomona.edu] has joined #ubuntu === littlekiss [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has joined #ubuntu === edude05 [n=edude03@i216-58-91-242.cybersurf.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:46] gnomefreak: yes [02:46] nilats: ok ask them to edit it in #ubuntu-offtopic [02:46] GhostFreeman, you can change it manually, i never heard of it changing colours [02:47] weird [02:47] mighty_falcon: ok good ill brb smoke [02:47] gnomefreak: enjoy [02:47] Hello everyone [02:47] can someone help me mount my mac osx harddrive under ubuntu === Twinxor_ [n=jme@c-24-7-89-173.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === littlekiss [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has left #ubuntu [] === littlekiss [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has joined #ubuntu [02:47] Thanks gnomefreak === gss6 [n=gss6@cpe-65-189-223-23.neo.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === fivre [n=Five@slip-12-65-144-161.mis.prserv.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:48] im having a problem installing compiz [02:48] also have they resolved edgy's slow boot? it takes twice as long as dapper === fivre [n=Five@slip-12-65-144-161.mis.prserv.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:48] Shaezsche, edgy discussion should be in #ubuntu+1 === slacktyro [n=z@copacabana.nitnet.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:49] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [02:49] compiz: Depends: compiz-plugins (>= 0.2) but it is not going to be installed [02:49] E: Broken packages === bur[n] er [n=burner@c-67-173-254-148.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:49] hi all [02:49] my ubuntu is only with gnome [02:49] How can I find out what programs are being run at start? [02:49] how can i install and change kde instead gnome? [02:49] right [02:49] kubuntu? [02:50] you could get kubuntu [02:50] slacktyro, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop [02:50] thats gotta be a hefty dl [02:50] and which web composer do you use at ubuntu? [02:50] gss6, a few hundred MBs [02:50] slacktyro, try bluefish, or if you want WYSIWYG, try nvu [02:50] quanta plus! [02:50] i used to use quanta plus and mozilla composer [02:50] can anyone help me with compiz? === Lyd [n=username@p31148-adsau15honb9-acca.tokyo.ocn.ne.jp] has joined #ubuntu [02:51] I asked about this error in the bugzilla channel and they referred me over to this one. http://pastebin.mozilla.org/849. Thank for anyon pointers that can be giveen [02:52] i am confused at how pam works, I want to tie pam toghter with /etc/passwd for openvpn [02:52] I used apt-get to start this process === ArrenLex [n=alex@S01060040052da362.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:52] slacktyro, nvu is the updated, exapanded version of Mozilla Composer. Personally, I use either Screem or Bluefish; I don't like WYSIWYG designers === jizztini [i=tiggah@viagra.sterile.org] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] gss, on xgl or aiglx? === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu === Versed` [i=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] gss6, #ubuntu-xgl === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath === slipttees [n=ubuntu@201008251031.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] nickserv identify rene [02:54] xgl [02:54] i could just try beryl? [02:54] slipttees: time for a new irc password. You just exposed it. 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Shutup! :P [02:55] Madpilot: whereis can i get nvu ? === br1| [n=br1@user-0c6scim.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu === mode/#ubuntu [+o gnomefreak] by ChanServ === oodfhfaqdjw [n=csdovpg@66.18.92.154] has joined #ubuntu === oodfhfaqdjw [n=csdovpg@66.18.92.154] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:55] ... === Sheneequa_away [n=Sheneequ@c-67-168-56-130.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === mode/#ubuntu [+r] by gnomefreak [02:55] that sucks === xenoNfluX [n=jones@c-69-241-31-212.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === fredericm [n=frederic@91.163.60.148] has left #ubuntu ["Quitte"] [02:55] slacktyro: sudo apt-get install nvu [02:55] slacktyro, it's in Universe repos [02:55] iditos flooding again it seems... === dlqwllghu [n=optnq@tdev125-9.codetel.net.do] has joined #ubuntu === cvozayydx [n=vopv@220.64.122.27] has joined #ubuntu === pjrxjahbwtwu [n=fnmyqjad@85-18-74-50.ip.fastwebnet.it] has joined 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Like amarok... or something like that... anyone knows why? === startstop [n=swiaxeii@c-67-180-58-61.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === wiygbwpowxqn [n=kmwcwi@c-24-0-151-143.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === sfkclou [n=mawp@202.146.91.196] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === frolin43 [n=eyownve@61.110.98.33] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] [02:56] Ohhh, like that :P === matrixclub [n=rqufzgdq@218.83.160.138] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === crazyfrogy [n=zkvddsdj@72.174.32.196] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === peesquad [n=cpigjyct@c-24-30-104-152.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === zzzz^dorm [n=qsuhvxtp@220.77.98.160] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === arucvvcdavr [n=iiua@c-67-180-58-61.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === qokcbzcxx [n=vbgfouet@85.155.45.98] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === ufscmuqoj [n=zdxv@c9343045.virtua.com.br] has joined #ubuntu === pdvtqx [n=byxynrwg@61.110.98.33] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === w1nd0w` [n=esfol@202.146.91.196] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === jzgbwe [n=oybzlrap@72-152.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === ufscmuqoj [n=zdxv@c9343045.virtua.com.br] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] [02:56] why did they switch from #wikipedia to #ubuntu? === jzgbwe [n=oybzlrap@72-152.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === wjoe2004 [n=joe@echocharlie.stev196.eiu.edu] has left #Ubuntu [] [02:56] WOW === AntiSpamBot [n=supybot@unaffiliated/afterdeath/bot/antispambot] has joined #ubuntu [02:56] Madpilot: ty man === oodfhfaqdjw [n=csdovpg@66.18.92.154] has joined #ubuntu === oodfhfaqdjw [n=csdovpg@66.18.92.154] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] [02:56] lol === rory096 [n=rory096@wikipedia/Rory096] has joined #ubuntu === ochila [n=vwvjn@66.18.92.154] has joined #ubuntu === ochila [n=vwvjn@66.18.92.154] has left #ubuntu ["UBUNTU] === relain [n=relain@adsl-69-107-53-60.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:56] Haven't seen that in a while [02:56] +I ? === bctrainers thinks a +l 860 might be good [02:56] gnomefreak put +i for a while === unreal [n=unreal@unaffiliated/unreal] has joined #ubuntu === Sionide [n=sphinx@cpc4-norw5-0-0-cust184.pete.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu === mode/#ubuntu [+i] by gnomefreak [02:56] or +R [02:56] Yes === mode/#ubuntu [+o Madpilot] by ChanServ [02:56] +R sounds better [02:56] +r isn't gonna stop quit floods [02:57] true [02:57] gnomefreak: voce fala portuques? === violot_ is now known as violot [02:57] Kyral +R will === Kyral shrugs [02:57] generally how much slower is gaming under ubuntu? [02:57] I'm going skating [02:57] with cedega [02:57] slipttees: #ubuntu-pr === mode/#ubuntu [+b *!*@66.18.92.154] by Madpilot === mode/#ubuntu [-o Madpilot] by ChanServ [02:57] do they always spam via quit messages? [02:57] than windows [02:57] Hi... i got a sound problem.. when i use some program (like Skype or others) that uses the microfone.. i cant listen to any other sound.. Like amarok... or something like that... anyone knows why? [02:57] Shaezsche, some claim its faster...? [02:57] AppleBoy, no, only sometimes [02:57] gnomefreak: be careful with ops, if I wind up banned again... :P === mode/#ubuntu [-i] by gnomefreak === xenoNfluX [n=jones@c-69-241-31-212.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] who! [02:57] violot: the apt-get didn't find the nvu package [02:57] thats ridiculus [02:57] Shaezsche: it's been slower for me === ArrenLex [n=alex@S01060040052da362.ed.shawcable.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:57] jake how much [02:57] about half the fps. [02:58] 30%? [02:58] HALF! [02:58] wow [02:58] Did you do what what's his name said (Can't see it 'cos of the spammers) [02:58] Add multiverse/universe repos? [02:58] slacktyro, you need to enable the Universe repo, probably [02:58] Ropechoborra: which version of skype? [02:58] Yeah === epimeteo [n=aka@unaffiliated/epimeteo] has joined #ubuntu === uNfOrGiViNg [n=look@unaffiliated/unforgiving] has joined #ubuntu [02:58] actually [02:58] +r will stop it because none are registered, +R won't stop it [02:58] gnomefreak: gdm or kdm? [02:59] mighty_falcon: what do you want as default login screen? === jak_ is now known as jaks [02:59] I asked about this error in the bugzilla channel and they referred me over to this one. http://pastebin.mozilla.org/849. Thanks for any pointers that can be given [02:59] Madpilot: through apt-config? [02:59] jelly-home The latest.. but Skype is not the problem.. because now im using other program called TeamSpeak and its the same... i cant listen other sounds while im using the mic ! =( [02:59] AfterDeath: why are you pming me about that? [02:59] When I edit a text file with the vi command how do I save the changes?? [02:59] gnomefreak: ah ok so default session when u login? [02:59] mighty_falcon: default login screen [02:59] ubotu, tell slacktyro about universe [02:59] ok tnx [02:59] unpacking now [03:00] Ropechoborra: check if those apps are using alsa or oss. If they're using OSS, for Skype, try the beta. Don't know about teamspeak. [03:00] jelly-home wich one should they use? [03:00] what is the best command to use in the terminal to edit a file?? [03:00] Ropechoborra: alsa if possible. [03:00] And.. how do i check that? [03:00] vi, nano, pico [03:00] Bensr20det: vi [03:00] how do i save the changes after i use vi? 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[n=oreax@220.77.98.160] has left #ubuntu ["HELLO] === mode/#ubuntu [+i] by gnomefreak === jelly-home switches off join/part messages [03:02] yay spam ^^ [03:02] good choice gnomefreak [03:02] freenode have a mode to strip part/quit msgs? [03:02] bctrainers, no, but most IRC apps do [03:02] bctrainers: it's a client option [03:03] kitche, server side chan mode like in Nefarious IRCd has a +Q mode to strip it, wasn't sure if this one had something similar also :) [03:03] jelly-home it says "Sound Driver: * Default driver: (oss /dev/dsp) * Default Network (8780:L) * Other: _ _ _ _ _ what should i do? [03:04] It is set on OSS /dev/dsp [03:04] bctrainers: nope but anyways it does the same thing it's not server side it's client side for caleld user mode [03:04] Ropechoborra: choose alsa if you can. [03:04] gnomefreak: oke doke all done now [03:04] jelly-home so i choose Other: and wich is the path for alsa? === mode/#ubuntu [-i] by gnomefreak [03:04] Madpilot: could you tell me how to enable universe? [03:05] Ropechoborra: hm, I don't think changing the device only will work, your app has to have support for alsa. === Sheneequa_away is now known as Sheneequa === Blinker_ [n=mobile@adsl-75-45-75-118.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:05] slacktyro, check your PMs, I had the bot send you a useful URL [03:05] !universe > slacktyro === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has joined #ubuntu [03:05] ok ty === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:05] DCC exploit what? === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has left #ubuntu [] === wongy [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has joined #ubuntu [03:05] gnomefreak: all works :) [03:05] use alsa, then install alsa-oss package to get oss apps using alsa [03:06] gnomefreak: all thats left is for me to login itno kde now [03:06] Ropechoborra: I know skype beta has alsa support. [03:06] gnomefreak: tnx a ton :) appreciate it alot [03:06] hypnox: please don't repeat any of that here, join #ubuntu-ops for discussion === dcat [i=dcat@pdpc/supporter/active/dcat] has joined #ubuntu [03:06] yw [03:06] nalioth: some are some are not [03:06] gnomefreak: fixed my nick. Hantu on #ubunut-au sorted me out [03:06] jaks: alsa-oss wrappers don't work with all apps. === slop2 [n=kara@68-184-133-6.dhcp.stbr.ga.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:06] ah, at least it works for the ones i use [03:07] jelly-home =( but.. i will have this problem everytime i open some voice program? === VikJES [n=esauve@modemcable095.110-80-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:07] i'm having trouble compiling the latest lirc. can anyone see the problem? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/26954 === wongy [n=wongy@59.167.212.187] has left #ubuntu [] [03:07] also if you guys want to know how to stop that join the irc server on port 8001 I think it is [03:08] npodges: have you got the kernel headers installed? === mode/#ubuntu [-o gnomefreak] by ChanServ === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has joined #ubuntu [03:08] Ropechoborra: it depends on which sound system a particular program uses. [03:08] i think that was all i needed for lirc 0.8 [03:08] yes [03:08] jelly-home i just read Unfortunately TS2 does not support ALSA features and always blocks the entire device. [03:09] i've compiled other things, (the ivtv driver) === matthew_w [n=matthew@hlfxns01bbf-142177230153.ns.aliant.net] has joined #ubuntu === braniff [n=braniff@unaffiliated/braniff] has joined #ubuntu === littlekiss [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has left #ubuntu [] [03:09] what is the command to access gconf2 settings ?? === Sheneequa [n=Sheneequ@c-67-168-56-130.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["later"] [03:09] Hey guys/gals - is there a way to make a java program which is executed by a shell script that I wrote up run as a service or something, so I don't constantly have to have a terminal window open for it to operate? [03:09] Ropechoborra: well, at least now you know. [03:09] braniff: gconf-editor === Trae [n=october@ip24-252-207-46.mc.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:09] jelly-home yeap... thanks for the help! [03:09] jrib: thanks === zul [n=chuck@ubuntu/member/zul] has joined #ubuntu === |506|Victimslapt [n=mibod@87.7.33.65.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === CharonX [n=eric@S01060011953555f6.cg.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:10] <|506|Victimslapt> hello can i get a bit of help here? === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has left #ubuntu [] [03:10] o_O [03:10] matthew_w: you want the program to be ran as you boot the computer up, is that all? [03:10] !ask [03:10] Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :) [03:10] Madpilot: i'm updating my apt-get with the news servers, ty for the help === John2583 [n=John@24-181-192-158.dhcp.hckr.nc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] slacktyro, good. [03:12] <|506|Victimslapt> i would like to install a dhcp server but when i enter sudo apt-get install dhcpd it says can not find [03:12] Madpilot: do you know if now i'll be able to download jre by there? [03:12] slacktyro, yes, you will [03:12] |506|Victimslapt: search synaptic for a dhcp server [03:12] ubotu, tell slacktyro about java [03:12] I have a bunch of files nicely arranged in a (~9GB) directory tree, and I want them all flatly linked into one directory (no tree). I can't imagine I'm the first to need this. How do I do it /easily/ ? [03:12] |506|Victimslapt: there are a bunch.. apt-get install dhcp is teh most simple option [03:12] try installing gdhcpd [03:12] |506|Victimslapt: or apt-cache search 'dhcp.*server' [03:12] my system hangs on hardware abstraction layer start.. how can I fix this? [03:13] which is a front end that will install dhcp3-server, which is the package you want [03:13] |506|Victimslapt: you might want to try gdhcpd if your a noob :) [03:13] ;) [03:13] <|506|Victimslapt> well with linux i am [03:13] jizztini <-- anybody know him? I think he might have something to do with the bot attacks otherwise [03:13] <|506|Victimslapt> so [03:13] yep [03:13] SeanTater: find /where/is/your/dir -type f will display all the files. [03:13] ubotu, tell me about java [03:14] !java [03:14] To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository [03:14] ubotu, tell jaks about java [03:14] <|506|Victimslapt> ok if i use gdhcpd it does not work === AppleBoy [i=appleboy@about/cooking/nakedchef/apple/tarts] has left #ubuntu ["bop!"] [03:14] heh [03:14] dabaR; yes, and in the background === livinded [n=genericd@santa.knowsyour.info] has joined #ubuntu [03:14] jelly-home: hadn;t thought of that -- maybe I can work from there, thanks [03:14] SeanTater: there's not much from there to find /your/dir -type f -print0 | xargs -n1 -iX echo ln -s X /dest/dir ;-) === human_blip [n=mike@220.157.65.29] has joined #ubuntu === insub [i=dtox@bas7-montrealak-1177935179.dsl.bell.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] SeanTater: sorry, find /your/dir -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 -iX echo ln -s X /dest/dir === zenrox [n=zenrox@pool-71-115-219-183.spknwa.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === sooki [n=sooki@c-69-250-142-32.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] === reda_ea [n=reda@adsl196-153-82-206-196.adsl196-3.iam.net.ma] has joined #ubuntu [03:16] jaks, i have the latest headers, is there anything else you can think that would not let lirc compile? [03:16] matthew_w: to run a command in the background, you type command&. the file that can be added to for random commands to be done at startup is /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh. does the command by itself run forever? the program... [03:16] SeanTater: for each file it will call "echo ln -s X /dest/dir" and replace X with the filename. Remove echo if you're satisfied ;-) [03:16] npodges: i compiled it ages ago, i can't really remember, except there was a problem with the names.. [03:17] jelly-home: what if there are subdirs in the dir, will it go through all the subdirs too? === jabular [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [03:17] i think the location its looking in is wrong === GmDude66 [i=Booster@AC81B9B4.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:17] hey guys, I need some help [03:17] dabaR: yes, find recurses through directory trees by default [03:17] jaks, looking for the headers? [03:17] npodges: look whether there exists a /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.17/Module.symvers, and if not, if the file is somewhere else, then link it. wild guess, tho [03:18] dabaR; it's a program which streams music to my Xbox 360, but it's irritating to have a terminal window open for it, constantly. If possible, I'd like it to run daemonized, if you know what I mean. [03:18] Samsung A900 transfer to Ubuntu... how do I do it? [03:18] GmDude66: Just state your problem. Get on with it :P [03:18] dabaR; and to make it run on start up, I wouldn't put it in /etc/rc.local? [03:18] GmDude66, just ask [03:18] Indeed. 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[03:18] -_- === Centaur5 [n=fishman@209-33-228-51.dsl.infowest.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:18] hm... [03:18] I have installed ubuntu about a week ago (5.10) and now I just tried to install some applications but I need to be an owner. it never set my defualt account as owner and now I cannot change promissions. [03:19] how do I make 'derek' an owner [03:19] npodges: is the file there? i have it on my system.. [03:19] matthew_w: not sure where to put it. === keleus [n=keleus@user-24-96-44-142.knology.net] has joined #ubuntu === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has joined #ubuntu [03:19] well, i follewed a tutorial here http://hyams.webhop.net/mythtv/myth_ubuntu.html ... which had me prepare the build environment a certain way [03:19] see section 5.1, if you would [03:19] When in a TTY, pressing ^S turns on scroll lock... why, and how do i get that to stop happening? [03:19] dabaR; so, to run it, I just go "./start" right now... what would I do... "nohup start&" ? [03:19] i gotta be honest, i followed it mostly blindly, although it seemed to ahve worked fine up until now [03:19] im using a standard keyboard, fyi === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:20] GmDude66: you are sure that you never got to do sudo? try sudo ls in a terminal, and use your password. if it does not work, run groups, and see whether you are in the admin group. 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[03:20] well, i Tried to open groups, but it just opens and then closes === SheaTara [n=shannon@cpe-069-132-052-158.carolina.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === keleus [n=keleus@user-24-96-44-142.knology.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:21] GmDude66: how did you try to open it? === rexbron [n=rexbron@complex1-372-131.resnet.yorku.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:21] my sound work well, but if i use any mixer, it stop to work and came back only when i reboot [03:21] <|506|Victimslapt> so after i install dhcp3-server what do i do [03:21] nice === prxq [n=prxq@C5484.c.strato-dslnet.de] has joined #ubuntu === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:21] System->Admin->Users and Groups I belive [03:21] im on my windows right now [03:21] matthew_w: ya, well, it will run it in the background(&) the nohup sets it up so the command does not stop running just cause you close the terminal, which it otherwise would. NOHangUP [03:21] anyone know how to solve that problem? [03:21] |506|Victimslapt, you'll need to edit /etc/dhcp3/dchpd.conf for starters. Read man dhcpd.conf for details, but there are a number of commented out examples already in the file. after you set it up, start the service. === hypetech [n=hypetech@74.138.141.231] has left #ubuntu [] === __zen__ [n=Vincent@59.108.23.194] has joined #ubuntu === dabaR spills half a box of cigarette tubes all over the floor === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] Is anyone in here using proftpd with mysql? I recently upgrade from breezy to 6.06 (dapper?) and now it seems proftpd doesnt even try to access the mysql db === tacomantim [n=jadeshad@ool-457a7728.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu === tuxmaniac [n=aanjhan@unaffiliated/tuxmaniac] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] has anyone here used freemind? === cafuego [n=cafuego@59.167.191.160] has joined #ubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] npodges: you haven't used lirc form the repo's have you? [03:23] |506|Victimslapt: edit with your favourite editor, as root (sudo or gksudo). [03:23] no, is there one? [03:23] goood [03:23] dabaR; it says "no such file or directory" when I run it... it's a shell script I'm executing called start.sh [03:23] avoid them, they're awful [03:23] i'm using the targus source from the site. [03:23] with a pvr-150 remote [03:23] npodges: do you know why I cant set owner/open users and groups? [03:23] that file should be there, have you got it? ls /usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r`/ ? === MrKeuner_ [n=kudo@unaffiliated/mrkeuner] has joined #ubuntu === MarcN [n=marc@dslv-1-139.mv.com] has left #ubuntu [] [03:25] yah, jaks... that's all there === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #ubuntu [03:25] ubunto === dcat [i=dcat@pdpc/supporter/active/dcat] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:25] So If I was to run a java program in the background like that and make it so that closing the terminal will not kill the program... which normally outputs information to the terminal when it is running how would I monitor that output? [03:25] did you see section 5.1 of that page i linked to though? i made some symbolic links, that i'm not sure i understnad the purpose of. would any of that change it? [03:25] spcmnspf: use screen [03:25] does anyone know why a java app wouldn't resize to the window? [03:26] jaks, i'm gonna reboot taht computer and hopefully have better luck when it turns back on :-D [03:26] because the author didn't code it to resize with the window. [03:26] they did === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:26] i've used it before [03:26] npodges: try running congiure like this.. ./configure --with-kernel-dir=/usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r`/ [03:27] alright [03:27] configure isnt looking in the right place [03:27] what's npodges working on? [03:27] lirc [03:27] ok [03:27] guys, can someone please help me lol [03:27] are you root when you set it? === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === mode/#ubuntu [+o gnomefreak] by ChanServ [03:28] GmDude66: you sound like you want to make your account root. === mode/#ubuntu [-r] by gnomefreak === mode/#ubuntu [-o gnomefreak] by ChanServ [03:28] yes, how do I do that. when I set ubuntu up I thought it already did it [03:28] or do I have 2 do it manually [03:28] DONT do it === mister_roboto [n=jrk@24-136-10-99.hnc-bsr1.chi-hnc.il.cable.rcn.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:28] when you want to do something as root, simply tap in your password === livinded [n=genericd@santa.knowsyour.info] has left #ubuntu [] [03:29] GmDude66: do you understnad sudo? [03:29] No. [03:29] lol [03:29] sudo, or gksudo it [03:29] okay, you shouldnt ever use root, you just do "sudo" before the command [03:29] or gksudo [03:29] and it prompts for your password === Rab22 [n=rab22@74.135.23.26] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] ok, so what do I type in the terminal? [03:29] sudo commandnamehere [03:29] ubuntu is set up such that you dont need a root account for the end user === AppleBoy [i=appleboy@about/cooking/nakedchef/apple/tarts] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] what is it you want to do? [03:30] CHMOD folders === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === Nailz [n=nail@cpc4-cani1-0-0-cust432.renf.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:30] sudo chmod 0777 foldername [03:30] sudo chmod 775 file [03:30] anyone know how to disable the ability to right-click desktop icons in kde? === pop [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has joined #Ubuntu [03:30] or whatever permissions.. [03:30] ok, im going to try it again, have 2 boot into linux === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #ubuntu [03:31] no one has used freemind here? [03:31] thansk for the help === dmglouis [n=dmglouis@c-24-131-241-123.hsd1.oh.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu === [erisco] [n=eribri1@brisco.kent.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:31] Is Edgy x86_64 horribly broken for everyone or is it just my machine? === ferbombo [n=fernando@5-103-235-201.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [03:31] can someone help me? my internet isn't working [03:32] jmworx: #ubuntu+1 === mainer [n=mainer@bb-205-209-95-140.gwi.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:32] jmworx, Edgy questions in #ubuntu+1 please [03:32] jmworx: plus u must remember ur using a dev release [03:32] dmglouis: in bash type ifconfig [03:32] see if u have ip n stuff [03:33] i do [03:33] fildo: I know it's a dev release and expected a few bugs. I didn't expect it to hang with a MTBF of less than a minute after login, which is why I'm asking if everybody is seeing the same thing. === billytwowilly [n=chris@S01060016b649355d.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath [03:33] <[erisco] > good evening everyone, I am having a problem when halting Ubuntu 6.06. I am running an AMD Sempron, if that is of any help. What happens is, either by using the GUI or by using the terminal, I issue the halt command. The screen will immediantly turn black, and nothing else will happen, and the computer does not shut off. [03:33] dmglouis: behind a router? [03:33] jmworx: i haven't got it myself, though it was a liveCD [03:33] fildo: yes === AppleBoy [i=appleboy@about/cooking/nakedchef/apple/tarts] has left #ubuntu ["bop!"] [03:34] ok have a look @ /etc/resolv.conf === shane_ [n=shane@208.192.67.242] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] n check nameservers === thejoeandchip [n=thejoean@69-175-70-126.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === tacomantim [n=jadeshad@ool-457a7728.dyn.optonline.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:34] jaks: You mean you're running an x86-64 Edgy live CD and it works fine? === rstypula [n=rstypula@c-71-57-56-112.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] <[erisco] > there have been times where it HAS properly shutdown. Probably one out of every 25 or so. Sometimes the screen will not turn black, and instead the desktop is frozen, my mouse is frozen, and my keyboard is frozen, but the clock in the corner still ticks away [03:35] i ran it on friday for about half an hour, and yeah, seemed to run fine [03:35] fildo: i've put in the dns stuff given through the router [03:35] fildo: ones 68.87.75.194 [03:35] i'm running an edgy machine here with no errors [03:35] no [03:35] thats ur problem [03:35] fildo: no? [03:35] jaks, i tried configure with the option you gave, didnt change anything [03:35] jaks: thanks for the info [03:35] <[erisco] > If there is any more information I can supply, please feel free to ask. I have bumped this issue on the Ubuntu forums several times now, over the period of a couple weeks with no response. After a few hours of Googling as well, I becoming in a desparate need of someone's help with this. === lmosher [n=lmosher@c-68-49-0-34.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === hybrid [n=x@72.169.30.254] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] name server should be internal address of router [03:36] fildo: i just put the router address [03:36] ? [03:36] unless u running a dns service [03:36] correct [03:36] fildo: ok let me try [03:36] then do / [03:36] How do I use extended partitions so that I don't have 5 primary partitions [03:36] fildo: what? [03:36] sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart === Jewfro [n=jewfro@166.214.110.218] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] shane_: you mena 4 you cna't have 5 primary [03:36] npodges: no difference at all? exact error? [03:37] n ping an address === uberspaced [n=uber@p3m/member/uberspaced] has joined #ubuntu === ToonArmy [n=chris@Lafrowda-15.ex.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu [03:37] this may sound crazy, but I have a network card / computer combination that refuses to DHCP === thejoeandchip [n=joe@69-175-70-126.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:37] exact error [03:37] check settings in /etc/network/interfaces [03:37] Hi guys... kinda new to the linux world, supporting winblows for way too long... and Im tring to get away from it... I have a issue, My main box for linux at home (the one I use to learn on) has a dual head setup, but I cant get the openGL stuff to work, its an ATI 7500 Radeon... I have been told its too old and that ATI has krappy support... What agp4/8x card do you recommend that has dual head and openGL support in dapper? [03:37] n just make it dhcp === jnvilo__ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu === bink [n=bink@ip68-231-165-175.tc.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:38] npodges, exact error is that IP address isnt getting set on that host [03:38] Madpilot: did you enable all server at source.list? [03:38] [erisco] : same results with shutdown -h now ? [03:38] err, i should say, no matter what card I put in that box, dhcp doesnt work [03:38] and it's worked for 4 other machines [03:38] npodges: as it seems adamant on using /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.17/ , try symlinking that to the kernel headers? [03:38] fildo: whenver i ping now, it says network unreachable [03:39] slacktyro, that's one way to do it, yes. You can do it graphically, though. You got the URL for it, didn't you? [03:39] when I set the address manually, it says network unreachable [03:39] uberspaced have you tried a seperate slot or can it work when you try static? === cmebert [n=ebertc@66-169-13-210.dhcp.spbg.sc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:39] kitche, tried separate slot and static configuration also [03:39] network unreachable [03:39] <[erisco] > pingswept, I've only tried halt and the various options under that [03:39] Madpilot: yep, but i edited it from vi [03:39] Hello all. Quick question: Does Ubuntu and Debian share a common base? Ie: does Ubuntu simply build on top of Debian? [03:39] slacktyro, OK, that works too [03:39] <[erisco] > pingswept, I'd like to try it now, but I have something rather important running that'd be too risky to break up now ^.^ [03:39] bink: true [03:40] bink, Debian & Ubuntu aren't binary-compatible, but Ubuntu is derived from Debian. [03:40] <[erisco] > pingswept, I'll keep that command in mind. Is there a way I can set it as the shutdown command for the GUI? === regx [n=regx@ip68-230-6-84.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] [erisco] Sure, I can understand that. Have you been executing halt from a terminal? [03:40] bink: not entirely true [03:40] i'm googling for intel i810 dhcp issues right now [03:40] uberspaced have you tried changing where the cable is plugged in? try one of the working machines in that same port [03:40] so it's more like a fork? === zorba64 [n=zorba64@124-254-93-193-dsl.ispone.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] hmm, when I insert a dvd totem responds that I dont have an URI handler? [03:40] yeah, tried that, tried different cables [03:40] romanlogix: Any newer AGP nVidia card should (in theory) work with dual head. That's the setup I am running. I have never had ATi for their reputed bad support of linux so I would't know. === aSt3raL [n=eric@65-102-149-238.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] even swapped it out with a working card. [03:40] * a card I knew was working [03:40] <[erisco] > pingswept, after the GUI failing to work (also often doesn't logout without the screen going black) I tried the terminal. So both are experiencing the same problem [03:40] [erisco] Not sure about the GUI. I imagine so, but I don't know for certain. [03:41] So, if there is a change in the debian source, Ubuntu does not benefit from that change? [03:41] <[erisco] > pingswept, if I cannot find that out and change it easily, that's no big deal. Just will have to open up my terminal [03:41] (and vice-versa...) [03:42] bink, Ubuntu has been described as a "spoon" - and yes, there is feed back & forth between Debian & Ubuntu [03:42] not all changes to ubuntu make it back up stream to debian, afaik, but i'm not sure on that... anyone? [03:42] <[erisco] > pingswept, I just wanted to get this addressed. I don't know how risky it is on the OS for it to crash like that, as I have to kill the power (taking five seconds thanks to the 'child safe' feature) [03:42] [erisco] Well, that's sort of good. I'd try "shutdown -h now" from a terminal and see how far it gets. Also, check to see if there is a log in /var/log/ === zenwhen-lt [n=zenwhen@74.131.98.27] has joined #ubuntu [03:42] [erisco] Good luck. [03:42] Blueegle: What video card do you run... I was just going to ebay one... I just want something that works and supports openGL correctly, just for google earth and the like, I dont play games anymore [03:42] <[erisco] > pingswept, will that command actually shutdown my computer? :P === cmebert [n=ebertc@66-169-13-210.dhcp.spbg.sc.charter.com] has left #ubuntu [] [03:42] a spoon ... awesome. I'll search on that. Thanks all! [03:43] RomanLogix: anything nvidia greater than fx 5200 is a safe bet === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:43] hey [03:43] [erisco] Yes. Well, it shutsdown mine. Yours has a problem where it won't shutdown. === bink [n=bink@ip68-231-165-175.tc.ph.cox.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:43] Does flash work in Firefox in Dapper yet? [03:43] <[erisco] > pingswept, I just ran the --help for shutdown, I see "now" is the time at which it runs [03:43] ianmacgregor, of course [03:43] <[erisco] > pingswept, so I could set a delay on it? hhm, interesting [03:43] RomanLogix: if you find one let me know! i have the same issues... i've just given up on using opengl [03:43] flash 7, in 32 bit, 64 bit is possible but painful [03:44] yes flash works fine [03:44] but only up to 7 [03:44] [erisco] Yes. I don't know how useful it is, but it's cool. [03:44] <[erisco] > pingswept, and a message? hmm, probably play around with that lol [03:44] if you want flash 9 then you need ies4linux [03:44] jaks, what issues do you have with opengl? [03:44] that's a secret [03:44] simply doesnt work [03:44] how? with nvidia? [03:44] [erisco] Through SSH, it is very good. [03:44] or wine and the windows version of firefox [03:44] <[erisco] > pingswept, could be useful if you have a download going on (like me) and would appreciate the computer to shutdown a few hours after the estimated download time === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:44] Madpilot: There's a note on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats that says that flash no longer works in Dapper as of 2006-10-08.. which is why I asked. [03:44] <[erisco] > pingswept, saves power :D [03:45] no no, ATI. OpenGL won't work whilst I have a Xinerama set up [03:45] whats a good media player? [03:45] hmm, found an old document stating that redhat 6.2 does not correctly detect memory settings for intel i810... [03:45] mplayer [03:45] [erisco] Cool. === KaroSHi [n=beef@213.78.233.10] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] i can use just one screen and get 3d acceleration, but i prefer the space [03:45] ianmacgregor, first I've heard of that problem; nobody here's mentioned anything... === Werokh [n=werokh@c-67-190-202-41.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] <[erisco] > pingswept, ah, but why through SSH? If the computer shuts down, the connection is just killed anyways, no? What else would there be? [03:46] Madpilot: Have you read that page (Flash for i386 architecture) section recently? It looks like it did work but now it doesn't. === ianmacgregor is confused. [03:46] [erisco] In conjunction with a message, it can be used for, um, amusing effects. [03:46] jaks: same here, I have been using duals for years now and REFUSE to go back... but the ati card does some very weird things at times... Its just easier to get a new one at this point [03:46] oooooh, ATI that changes everything [03:46] How do I check a filesytem on a mount? [03:46] where is documentation on ubuntu? [03:46] ianmacgregor, I haven't, but I'm on this channel a lot and nobody's come here complaining or asking... [03:46] <[erisco] > pingswept, haha, well if someone else was actually on the computer :P kind of a retarded feature heh [03:46] like text documents, online local documentation? [03:47] John2583, System->Help->System Documents [03:47] anyone know how to install a linksys wusb54g (v4) in ubuntu (server) without using ndiswrapper? It looks like it's supported (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported) but I don't know how to install it [03:47] has anyone installed xchat from source, I'm missing a dependency, but not sure what, something to do w/glib [03:47] [erisco] "The internet is now ending. 01010101010101" [03:47] Madpilot: I suppose I could just nstall it and see for myself, eh? [03:47] jaks: I think this will do... nVidia GeForce FX 5200 256MB TV OUT 8X AGP 5500 5700 [03:47] Madpilot, local as in /usr/local/share/documentation [03:47] <[erisco] > pingswept, now that'd be a day! [03:47] jaks: http://cgi.ebay.com/nVidia-GeForce-FX-5200-256MB-TV-OUT-8X-AGP-5500-5700_W0QQitemZ150046101281QQihZ005QQcategoryZ40161QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item150046101281 [03:47] ianmacgregor, yeah, try it. If that report is accurate, let us know. Otherwise edit the wikipage to remove it, please! [03:47] where does grub put it's configuration file? === jabular_ [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] RomanLogix: thanks, i shall have a look [03:47] Madpilot: Will do :) [03:48] uberspaced, /boot/grub/grub.conf [03:48] <[erisco] > pingswept, wonder if I could do the same thing through telnet [03:48] jaxs, i have a geforce fx 5200 which always worked fine with opengl, and it's cheap [03:48] Im ebaying it right now... some times you have to throw in the towel and buy new hardware [03:48] Madpilot: Synaptic says "This package will download flash_linux.tar.gz archive from [03:48] thanks [03:48] now, i have a lappy with a go 7800 [03:48] Macromedia (or mirror)." Looks like it will dl a tarball and I have to install it manually. [03:48] John2583, I think it's /usr/share/ubuntu-docs/ [03:49] [erisco] Hey, with telnet, you could publicize your password *at the same time*! [03:49] ianmacgregor, the Flash install script should still work - haven't had to run it myself in months. [03:49] ianmacgregor: it'll downloaded and install it for you. [03:49] Madpilot: Ahh, ok [03:49] jaks: Thanks :) [03:49] <[erisco] > pingswept, amazing. Well I'll admit, I don't get it ;) [03:50] [erisco] Telnet sends your password in plaintext, which is why it's not used much any more. === localecho [n=fignutz@pool-209-158-23-196.altnpa.east.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:50] Madpilot, /usr/share/doc is what i was looking for thanks. [03:50] I didn't have this wlan adapter plugged in at install, or else it probably would have found it... what command do I use to "probe for new hardware" (kind of like add new hardware wizard in windows)? [03:50] RomanLogix: npodges: 5200 is a safe bet then? === JDStone [n=JDStone@adsl-68-126-255-201.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:50] <[erisco] > pingswept, over intranets it'd be just fine though. no? [03:50] Madpilot, just trying to get at the NVIDIA docs === hangfire [n=hangfire@200.95.146.48.cableonline.com.mx] has joined #ubuntu [03:51] yeah, and i got mine a couple years ago for 70 dollars [03:51] so i imagine they're cheap now [03:51] ahh even better then! [03:51] [erisco] Assuming you trust all the hosts on your intranet, yes. === fogos [n=marco@200.94.142.9] has joined #ubuntu === pop [n=opera@221.236.202.219] has left #Ubuntu [] [03:51] jaks, sorry, what was the last suggestion you had that i try for compiling this? === jUggERNAUt1980 [n=sean@24-177-146-76.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:52] and you're not running over wifi [03:52] Madpilot: It works fine. I'll edit the wiki. [03:52] creating a symlink [03:52] hi! [03:52] <[erisco] > pingswept, entirely ;) but would it be possible through telnet eh? are the same "things" accessible through SHH as telnet? Are they simply two different methods of connection? === kaosx [n=kaosx@c-71-60-107-61.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:52] ianmacgregor, good to know - thanks. [03:52] jaks: I was told to go with that by everyone else... the 5700 is also cheap [03:52] I will go with bigger number I think... [03:52] [erisco] SSH is basically telnet + encryption. [03:52] right now, i've got /usr/src/linux as a sym link to /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.17 [03:52] i have a box here that has linux/xp dual boot. i can't see my ntfs partition when i'm in linux. is there any way i can access my xp partition through linux? [03:53] and the headers in /usr/src where they normally live [03:53] Try ssh 127.0.0.1 in a terminal. [03:53] <[erisco] > pingswept, I'm locked out of myself ;) === brendonjt [n=brendon@222-153-102-246.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [03:53] [erisco] Try ssh 127.0.0.1 in a terminal. It will let you log in to your local machine. === brendonjt [n=brendon@222-153-102-246.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [03:54] [erisco] What? Locked out? [03:54] umm, how do i install mplayer? [03:54] npodges: something like ln -s /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.17 /usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r` [03:54] !ntfs [03:54] To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions - See also !fuse [03:54] RomanLogix: bigger the better! [03:54] <[erisco] > pingswept, connection refused on port 22 [03:54] hey, so i have no grub configuration file in /boot/grub [03:54] did you install ssh? [03:54] it's really weird. [03:54] [erisco] Ah, you aren't running sshd. [03:54] install openssh-server [03:54] <[erisco] > pingswept, nope :D [03:54] !fuse [03:54] Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse === ubuntu_ [n=ubuntu@dhcp1-66-244-80-62.stfd.smithvilledsl.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:54] wastrel is right [03:55] apt-get install openssh-server === jabular__ [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [03:55] thanks!! [03:55] How do I check a filesytem on a mount? === dehvokahn [n=dehvokah@165.150.171.66.subscriber.vzavenue.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:55] Crescendo, man fstab [03:55] how do i use terminal connection from linux to a windows machine === jack_wyt [n=jack@221.221.156.247] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] <[erisco] > pingswept, my ultimate point, our computers at school are incredibly insecure. They have a telnet prompt available ;) [03:56] ubuntu_: telnet === youser [n=owner@67-58-196-69.amtelecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] how do i go about that [03:56] hy anyonr around [03:56] ubuntu_ jaks is right, but you need a server running on the windows machine. [03:56] <[erisco] > pingswept, now what kind of fun would THAT be to start shutting down computers :D === bruenig [n=bruenig@adsl-69-154-79-131.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] Crescendo, it's a setting in /etc/fstab [03:57] Crescendo, last column in /etc/fstab if i remember correctly [03:57] telnet has to be installed on the windows machine why cant i use remote desktop [03:57] [erisco] for even more fun, install ethereal and listen for passwords. Then you can shut down computers and make it look like someone else is the perp. [03:57] there's a terminal server client in gnome isn't there? [03:57] ubuntu_: you can. [03:57] i need some help mounting an ubuntu loaded hard drvive [03:58] [erisco] Actually, no, don't do that. That's a terrible idea. [03:58] ubuntu_: rdesktop ipaddress [03:58] i think [03:58] <[erisco] > pingswept, aww, comon, I like the sounds of it already. [03:58] youser, you intend this to be your root drive or is this just so you can view the files in it? [03:58] <[erisco] > pingswept, it'd be harmless fun :P [03:58] just to view the files === cappicard [n=cappicar@CPE-65-26-86-29.kc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:58] i installed my current running ubuntu on a new hard drive and need the files off my old dapper [03:58] how do i find the computers ip i have more than one on my network [03:59] ping my network [03:59] youser, you know the name of it, like /dev/hda something or other? [03:59] with dos [03:59] yes [03:59] [erisco] Well, you didn't hear it from me. But do install ethereal. It's sweet, and it helps you understand network protocols. [03:59] but not al the ptoperties [03:59] <[erisco] > pingswept, worse comes to worse, I am banned from those window driven virus nightmares on Internet Explorer [03:59] <[erisco] > pingswept, I have had a couple other network analyzers (spl?) not sure if I have used ethereal yet [03:59] youser, what is its name and do you intend to mount this everytime you boot or just this once to get your files? [03:59] what's a good command line based text editor to use in ubuntu? [03:59] ubuntu_: go on that machine, get command prompt up, and use ipconfig [04:00] Werokh, nano and vim === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:00] Werokh: nano? [04:00] thanks, just couldn't remember what they were called ;) [04:00] Hmm, I notice nobody mentioned emacs . . . [04:00] well just permanently mounted incase i need to go back to anything on it if needed [04:00] <[erisco] > pingswept, it seems awefully familiar [04:00] he said good pingswept [04:00] <[erisco] > pingswept, haven't installed much since my new comp so [04:00] on my old dapper i mounted my windows drive but cant find any guide to mount an ubuntu drive on ubuntu === DonnieD [n=administ@adsl-68-92-149-132.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:01] <[erisco] > pingswept, oh yeah, definately used this before ;) [04:01] youser, you need to edit the /etc/fstab [04:01] right [04:01] i'm having problems with sound, it works well but if i use any mixer it'll stop to work, so i need to reboot to get it back [04:01] how can i solve it? [04:01] how can I play dvds in ubuntu? [04:01] <[erisco] > pingswept, also ran etherape (I think it is called) [04:01] !libdvdcss [04:01] See http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html Libdvdcss can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages [04:01] pmount it! [04:01] install libcssdvd [04:01] slacktyro, man alsactl and man alsamixer === thejoeandchip [n=joe@69-175-70-126.chvlva.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:02] L3TUC3: you're probably gonna want mp3 playback too. look for something called automatix, or easyubuntu === Nihil85 [n=TuttoIRC@adsl-ull-23-203.49-151.net24.it] has joined #ubuntu === derek_ [n=derek@24-236-217-115.dhcp.aldl.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:02] hi everyone, i'm in a big trouble [04:02] has anybody used linksys wirelessg with ubuntu? [04:03] what if it says connection refused should i use rdp or vnc [04:03] can i dual boot with 2 versions of linux/ [04:03] for vnc, you need a vnc server on Windows [04:03] youser, sure [04:03] youser yes you can [04:03] nice [04:03] <[erisco] > pingswept, it is asking for an interface. I don't recall it asking for this before. what does it mean? [04:03] i just need the right info entered into my fstab right? [04:04] i figured it out thank u === mnepton [n=mneptok@mneptok.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:04] youser: and in grub [04:04] i dontknow how to eit grub? [04:04] [erisco] eth0? Is that what you mean? [04:04] braniff, i already read that but i'm not able to solve it [04:04] youser, hmm, you got a lot of work ahead of you [04:04] youser: actually, only grub. sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst === Chm0d [n=rich@pool-71-101-108-49.tampfl.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] youser: nope you don't edit /etc/fstab at all === khermans [n=khermans@pool-68-160-129-26.bos.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === kholerabbi [n=ubuntu@124.148.88.59] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] youser: unless you want to mount partitions from both distros into the other one [04:05] but will i be able to access both hard drives on either version while running> [04:05] <[erisco] > pingswept, whatever the application is asking for. It is saying it needs an interface to capture packets === JNeverMind [n=no@d206-75-58-235.abhsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] youser: yes === bitchslapper [i=bitchsla@12-210-137-165.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:06] [erisco] You're talking about ethereal? [04:06] how do I change the fileowner of a file in the terminal? === holycow [n=a@mail.wjsgroup.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:06] jaks, i hate to say it, but i'm about to give up and try the lirc in the repos. [04:06] <[erisco] > pingswept, yes indeed [04:06] is there any chance of it working? === gavinbaker [n=gavin@ip68-226-7-120.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:06] <[erisco] > pingswept, is eth0 yet another? heh === dmglouis [n=dmglouis@c-24-131-241-123.hsd1.oh.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:06] !networkmanager [04:06] networkmanager is an application to make (wireless) networking Just Work. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/NetworkManager === virtual-stargaze [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:06] youser, to access both HDs you will have to edit fstab and grub [04:06] npodges: the repo's are ancient, and you probably have no hope of getting them to work on any recent ubuntu release [04:06] [erisco] Perhaps try starting it as root? It may not be able to capture traffic as a normal user. [04:06] ok ok [04:06] cuz i recently got a 200gb hard drive [04:06] [erisco] Hang on a second; let me check . . . [04:07] i have new dapper on it now [04:07] npodges: but then again, its probably worth a try - you never know! [04:07] but my old ubuntu has all my settings [04:07] i wanted just to use the new one as storage [04:07] <[erisco] > pingswept, it is in root ^.^ thanks for taking the time to check, I'm trying to puzzle it out too [04:07] but couldnt get my comp running [04:07] youser, you could have just created another partition and stored stuff on it, you don't need a whole new install [04:07] youser: you probably have the 200gb drive as master [04:08] i do, now [04:08] [erisco] eth0 is likely the name of your first ethernet card, which is the interface it's looking for. [04:08] and the 10gb old ubuntu breezy updated to dapper as slave === tgelter [n=tgelter@c-67-166-112-211.hsd1.ut.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:08] ok, actually ubuntu did find my usb nic, but how do i set the ssid and wep key via command line? the wiki (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT2500) says to use the gui, but I don't have a gui [04:08] <[erisco] > pingswept, my mistake. I had originally started it up as a normal user, which I was aware of. I started it up as root, didn't see anything different, same error. Went to the config, and eth0 popped up === kholerabbi [n=ubuntu@124.148.88.59] has left #ubuntu [] [04:09] Werokh: yes you do! System -> Adminstration -> NEtworks [04:09] <[erisco] > pingswept, you were right all along ;) === kholerabbi [n=ubuntu@124.148.88.59] has joined #ubuntu [04:09] well ubuntu comes with the drivers for the chipset that linksys wusb54g uses. I get it to register as ra0usb but when I try to log on to the router it freezes... [04:09] [erisco] I forgot that ethereal is now called wireshark. Oh, OK, good. === wolfbane99 [n=wolfbane@cpe-72-185-107-192.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === kmu [n=sbgree@c-68-51-59-44.hsd1.ar.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === Jbirk [n=jbirk@adsl-75-36-44-26.dsl.sndg02.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:09] hey every one [04:09] <[erisco] > pingswept, same deal though right? or is wireshark newer? [04:09] Hello [04:09] How is it going? [04:09] hey all. I'm looking for a cheap (but worthwhile) sata raid card so that I can ditch fakeraid...it would only need to have 2-4 ports and support raid 0. Any suggestions? [04:09] good === definity_ [n=definity@82-40-190-41.cable.ubr09.croy.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] I have a Netgear WG311V3 [04:10] Is it compatible with Ubuntu? [04:10] could i now go back to running my old breezy dapper with my new dapper as just storage? === unreal_ [n=unreal@unaffiliated/unreal] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] i just joined ubuntu today [04:10] [erisco] Same program. There was some dispute over the Ethereal name a few months ago. === darnell_ [n=darnell@h-72-244-207-29.sttnwaho.dynamic.covad.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] <[erisco] > pingswept, you said something about trolling for passwords. is something like that going to show up under the "info" column? [04:10] no more windows [04:10] [erisco] Or maybe it's been a year. [04:10] why does evolution tell me that the calendar ive selected is read-only? === jabular [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] when i try to make a new appointment or task? [04:10] [erisco] Good lord, why did I ever start this? === pravus_ [n=mortuus@d141-41-124.home.cgocable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:11] [erisco] But try telnetting somewhere, and then look at the packets captured. [04:11] i was wondering if some 1 could help me please [04:11] <[erisco] > pingswept, oh don't get any ideas. I cannot even get ethereal on the school computers, unless it has a windows version === keithhhhh [n=Administ@58.233.70.124] has joined #ubuntu [04:11] i just ned help permanently mounting my old ubuntu drive as a boot [04:11] <[erisco] > pingswept, but the student numbers and usernames are very very easily available. All you have to say is "I forgot my student number" and they'll hand you the sheet :P === \Dj\Krit\ [n=eat@68.40.212.142] has joined #ubuntu === fender [n=fender@mail.dropletsap.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:12] <[erisco] > pingswept, it'll have everyone in the class on it [04:12] <\Dj\Krit\> does ispconfig have an irc room? [04:12] !mount [04:12] Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted - Formatting partitions: see the manual page for mkfs ("man mkfs") - Mounting partitions in Gnome: System -> Administration -> Disks [04:12] well that sucks [04:12] [erisco] : ethereal does have a windows version [04:12] cuz it took me a month to get my ubuntu settings set up [04:12] [erisco] : umm there is a windows version of it :) [04:12] [erisco] Well, it wasn't my idea. Or at least it shouldn't have been. [04:12] !fstab [04:12] The /etc/fstab file lists all drives and partitions that are mounted on the system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !partitions [04:12] wolfbane99: what's up? Problem? [04:12] <\Dj\Krit\> or can anyone help me with ispconfig [04:12] [erisco] but wireshark is better it seems now [04:12] thanks [04:13] <[erisco] > pingswept, I am far more interested about learning more about networking rather than trying to be malicious on our poor school's networking job [04:13] [erisco] since wireshark as a few nice features that ethereal doesn't have [04:13] \Dj\Krit\: do you mean ifconfig? or a seperate application? [04:13] <[erisco] > kitche, name 'em ;) [04:13] [erisco] Ooh, what are they? [04:13] I need a wireless card === fiveiron is now known as five_away [04:13] I have a Netgear WG311 === ten13 [n=user@d149-67-11-83.clv.wideopenwest.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:13] will that work? === thejoeandchip [n=joe@69-175-70-126.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:13] <[erisco] > pingswept, what are what? :S [04:13] [erisco] Accch. I meant that last bit toward kitche. === geoffTheFish [n=geoff@p12336-adslbkksp4.C.csloxinfo.net] has joined #ubuntu === foureight84 [n=kvtruong@69.111.153.68] has joined #ubuntu [04:13] can some 1 help im a noob to ubuntu [04:14] <[erisco] > pingswept, no problem [04:14] I killed GRUB re-installing xp in my LINUX/XP system ... how can I get it back? [04:14] !grub [04:14] grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto [04:14] [erisco] well wireshark and ethereal are the same application in reality but you can find hte features of it at http://wireshark.org [04:14] i'm trying to install XML::Smart through apt but i can't seem to find it. can anyone help? [04:14] [erisco] But that's great that you're interested in networking. Go dissect a TCP stream, and you'll be ubersomething. [04:14] <[erisco] > pingswept, I am trying to connect to myself with telnet. Except, I don't know the port it is trying to use, and the connection is refused. I'm missing something in the equation.. [04:15] [erisco] That would be telnetd. [04:15] telnet is port 23 [04:15] why aren't you using ssh === AstralJava [n=jaska@cm-083-102-068-117.lohjanpuhelin.fi] has left #ubuntu [] [04:15] You need a program to listen for connections, which is not running by default. [04:15] wastrel: he wants to try to sniff his own password. === gu014 [n=gu014@c-69-249-136-201.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:15] fun fun [04:16] <[erisco] > wastrel, you bet ;) [04:16] ivebeen running teamspeak server in xp and slack10 without every any probs. but ive recently been testing ubuntu server 6.06 and few times a day all connected clients get kicked at the same time [04:16] well you can telnet to any open port [04:16] <[erisco] > pingswept, I'll install it. thanks for the name === Blinker_ [n=mobile@adsl-75-45-75-118.dsl.sfldmi.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:16] got a web server or mail server ? [04:16] i installed ubuntu server on 2 seperate pcs, and its the same prob === sethk [n=seth@amethyst.cql.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:16] wastrel: good point. great for debugging mail servers. [04:16] can anyone tell me what the package name is to install XML::Smart through apt? === Luke [n=Luke@74.132.239.95] has joined #Ubuntu [04:16] if you're just sniffing for packets it's exactly the same thing === Versed` is now known as Versed === prxq [n=prxq@C569d.c.strato-dslnet.de] has joined #ubuntu === Versed [i=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:17] foureight84, that's CPAN [04:17] <[erisco] > pingswept, bah? I installed telnetd, opened up the telnet prompt, tried to connect to myself... connection refused. Are the configurations I am missing? [04:17] JNeverMind: probably an odd issue has to do with how the server is setup could be number of factors really iptables the ts server I would start with [04:17] [erisco] you have to start telnetd [04:17] [erisco] Use ps to see if telnetd is running. === yock [n=myockey@pdpc/supporter/active/Yock] has joined #ubuntu [04:18] sethk, what? [04:18] ordinarily telnet would be started by the inet daemon === Healot [n=Miranda@60.51.98.167] has joined #ubuntu [04:18] foureight84, that's Perl package that you get using CPAN, the perl module system [04:18] <[erisco] > pingswept, nope :P === wolfbane99 [n=wolfbane@cpe-72-185-107-192.tampabay.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu [] [04:18] im the only one who doesnt get disconnected, im connected from in the lan [04:18] ah thanks [04:18] <[erisco] > pingswept, okay here is another one of those intelligent questions. How do I start it? :D [04:18] Not sure. Hmm. [04:19] /etc/init.d/telnetd start === neuro_ [n=neuro@neuro.me.uk] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] sudo [04:19] thanks sethk === greatgazoo [n=chamilto@cpe-24-90-157-254.nyc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] unless it's running under inetd [04:19] then it's more complicated [04:19] does anyone still use inetd? === GuBA [n=guba@200.11.42.104] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] <[erisco] > wastrel, well it said the location did not exist [04:19] wastrel, sure === babo [n=babo@unaffiliated/babo] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:20] [erisco] : ls /etc/init.d | grep telnet [04:20] [erisco] , sounds like it isn't installed yet [04:20] <[erisco] > it is installed, I just did for sure [04:20] i'm having a bit of an interesting difficulty with my partitions. i have 3 seperate areas listed as 'unallocated' and gparted wont let me combine them for one partition, is there a way to fix this? [04:20] <[erisco] > wastrel, what is that supposed to do? [04:20] looks for anything with telnet in the name in /etc/init.d === Jbirk [n=jbirk@adsl-75-36-44-26.dsl.sndg02.sbcglobal.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:20] <[erisco] > wastrel, and if it just returns back to the command line? === zul [n=chuck@CPE0006258ec6c1-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:21] then nothing :] [04:21] there's no hits [04:21] [erisco] , then it isn't installed [04:21] it might be installed but wrapped up in inetd. [04:21] <[erisco] > sethk, sudo apt-get install telnetd I just ran it [04:21] i think debian likes inetd for telnet server [04:21] ive set teamspeak to run as a service === zenwhen-lt [n=zenwhen@74.131.98.27] has joined #ubuntu === Huey [n=Huey@ip68-6-100-227.sb.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === ArrenLex [n=alex@S01060040052da362.ed.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:21] wastrel, yes, the default is to run it from inetd [04:21] "record macro" is disabled in OOo impress. Why? How can I enable it? [04:21] wastrel, the program name is in.telnetd [04:21] <[erisco] > down with telnetd and up with inetd? [04:22] in which case you need to edit /etc/inetd.conf and enable telnet (prolly uncomment the telnet line) then run /etc/init.d/inetd restart [04:22] wastrel: all distros do but doesn't mean you have to use it though really [04:22] " /etc/init.d teamspeak start stop restart works good === j_ack [n=rudi@p508DAEC6.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [04:22] kitche, true, but for a newbie who doesn't know how to create his own init script, it's easier === jabular_ [i=jabular@82-32-17-244.cable.ubr03.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu === gss6 [n=gss6@cpe-65-189-223-23.neo.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:23] can someone help me with compiz? [04:23] <[erisco] > wastrel, when I went to remove telnetd, it said it did not exist? [04:23] gss6: #ubuntu-xgl [04:23] you're going to make me install telnetd eh [04:24] <[erisco] > wastrel, AHH, inetd removed it when I installed it. I guess they would conflict [04:24] [erisco] I think installing telnetd adds a line to inetd.conf [04:24] <[erisco] > perhaps? [04:24] gss6, what's the question [04:24] So all you have to do is restart /etc/init.d/inetd [04:25] <[erisco] > pingswept, no such file or directory =\ === zenwhen-lt [n=zenwhen@74.131.98.27] has joined #ubuntu [04:25] But you did install telnetd? === ten13 [n=user@d149-67-11-83.clv.wideopenwest.com] has left #ubuntu ["ERC] === cabuloso [i=Brunno@20132134115.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [04:25] how do i turn off hal from starting on boot? [04:25] telnetd installs without inetd [04:25] [erisco] , no, that makes no sense. inet starts telnet, but it doesn't conflict with it. [04:25] <[erisco] > pingswept, yes [04:25] i'm installing inetd now. [04:25] i dont see hal in /etc/init.d === digivore [n=digivore@S01060011950bc7e3.vc.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:25] inted isn't installed on his system. [04:25] Hmmmm. [04:26] [erisco] , so it wasn't erased by installing inetd [04:26] bye all, good night [04:26] wastrel, well, then doubly he didn't delete telnetd by installing inetd :) [04:26] <[erisco] > sethk, I am just as confused, I installed telnetd, then it vanished [04:26] [erisco] , do ls -l /usr/sbin/in.telnetd [04:26] <[erisco] > sethk, now I have both, connection still refused. let me see if it is running === lg8 [n=asans@ppp-70-250-75-8.dsl.okcyok.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:26] [erisco] , you edited the inetd configuration, and started inetd? [04:26] It seems that I have an inetd.conf with a line referencing telnetd, but no entry in init.d corresponding to inetd. [04:27] <[erisco] > sethk, syntax error in that command you gave me [04:27] npodges, when i try to apt-get compiz i get the following error [04:27] <[erisco] > sethk, I am scrolling back up now to read it again [04:27] compiz: Depends: compiz-plugins (>= 0.2) but it is not going to be installed [04:27] E: Broken packages === smileyao [n=root@218.80.91.152] has joined #ubuntu [04:27] the inetd package installs /etc/init.d/inetutils.inetd === ArrenLex [n=alex@S01060040052da362.ed.shawcable.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:28] <[erisco] > sethk, this is what is in the file === pingswept examines inetutils.inetd. [04:28] <[erisco] > telnet stream tcp nowait telnetd.telnetd /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.telnetd [04:28] <[erisco] > sethk, nothing *seems* commented === caitlin [n=caitlin@c-24-18-105-132.hsd1.mn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === bitchslapper [i=bitchsla@12-210-137-165.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:28] [erisco] , that looks correct. make sure that /usr/sbin/in.telnetd exists. make sure inetd is running. make sure you aren't confusing inetd and xinetd. === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:29] hosts.allow is empty also [04:29] but so is hosts.deny === Lil_Shank [n=Shank@67-42-191-32.bois.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === relain [n=relain@adsl-69-107-58-108.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === pluto [n=pluto@204-251-86-106.warpdriveonline.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:29] how many linux users does it get to install a telnet server on ubuntu :] [04:29] <[erisco] > sethk, I get this "telnetd: getpeername: Socket operation on non-socket *new line* ." [04:29] what do i do with a .so file? === iXce is now known as iXce[BNC] === Parisi [i=Parisi@cpe-72-224-62-129.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === youser [n=owner@67-58-201-147.amtelecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] telnet?! [04:30] <[erisco] > wastrel, well when you are dealing with ME, it could take just a few ;) [04:30] what year is this? [04:30] mnepton: 1992 === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] wastrel: explains why my copy of OS/2 2.1 hasn;t arrived yet. [04:30] [erisco] , that's bizarre [04:30] mnepton: 1989. === pluma [n=pluma@p5087D843.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] Lil_Shank, a .so is a shared library (so means shared object) [04:31] [erisco] : why not ssh? [04:31] hey does anyone know why my hard drive didnt mount? [04:31] <[erisco] > sethk, the *new line* part literally means a new line === jnvilo__ [n=jnvilo@194.158.58.82] has joined #ubuntu [04:31] Lil_Shank, generally it would bo in /lib or /usr/lib, but why are you dealing with a .so instead of installing something? [04:31] i entered this into fstab: /dev/hdd1 /media/breezy linux auto,exec,rw [04:31] mnepton: he wants to try to sniff his own password. [04:31] <[erisco] > mnepton, because then I cannot sniff out my own password with ethereal ;) [04:31] [erisco] , make sure there is an entry in /etc/services for telnet [04:31] kinky. [04:31] you can telnet to a different server [04:31] <[erisco] > I am SO productive! :P [04:31] /etc/services has telnet by default. [04:31] sethk, i was downloading binaries for a new program and it just had .so files in it [04:31] if i rearrange the order of the interfaces in \etc\networking\interfaces, is that the order that it will try to start them? [04:32] wastrel, yes, I know, but he is getting a message with a blank socket number [04:32] How do i add folders to my PATH ? [04:32] Werokh: yes [04:32] ok this is strange, but my wlan won't work until the eth0 cable is plugged in [04:32] <[erisco] > sethk, there is a line there indeed. "telnet 23/tcp" [04:32] but then it works fine... [04:32] [erisco] , ok. The message may be misleading. [04:33] digivore: PATH=${PATH}:/yadda/blah/foo/bar === Abst is now known as Satan [04:33] <[erisco] > sethk, I still cannot telnet to myself if that is what you mean [04:33] Werokh, you mean if you disconnect the cable it continues to work? [04:33] digivore: (then export again) [04:33] anyone nw how this is wrong? [04:33] /dev/hdd1 /media/breezy linux auto,exec,rw [04:33] linux, as the fs? === iPalazGOLD [n=elect11@AC811632.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:33] try ext3 ? [04:33] or 2 [04:33] [erisco] , I'd have to see what it thinks is a non-socket operation, which would mean running strace which I suspect you aren't quite ready for. [04:33] jaks, ext3 === Satan is now known as Abst [04:34] no i guess not seth, i unplugged it and it dies === mlalkaka [n=mlalkaka@d216-232-4-200.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:34] [erisco] , something is still not set up correctly. [04:34] mnepton, can i add that to a file so it will always do that? [04:34] i had linux as type [04:34] [erisco] I got the same error. [04:34] Werokh, then it isn't working at all, you are just running through the wired interface. :) [04:34] youser: change it to ext3 [04:34] digivore: yup, any of your shell's rc files [04:34] <[erisco] > sethk, if this is 1992 technology, I'd have hoped it'd be a tad bit simpler :P === AfterDea1h is now known as AfterDeath [04:34] It's almost as if nobody is using telnet any more. [04:34] but I have both interfaces set up with a different ip address, and when it's plugged in, I can ping the wlan ip address [04:34] heh [04:34] [erisco] , pingswept it's possibly a DNS Issue [04:35] mnepton, where would i find one of those rc files? === keithhhhh [n=Administ@58.233.70.124] has left #ubuntu [] [04:35] pingswept: why would you want to use telnet though? [04:35] <[erisco] > pingswept, actually, I've seen it used on so many intranets heh [04:35] digivore: in your ~/ === Ykstort [n=Ykstorti@unaffiliated/ykstort] has joined #ubuntu [04:35] i mea, apart frmo sniffing your own password [04:35] i installed telnetd and am getting the same error trying to start it. [04:35] how do I know if my kernel's patched to 2.6.15-26.45 ? [04:35] [erisco] , it's doing a lookup (getpeername) and failing. that should be a reverse DNS Lookup, so make sure reverse dns lookups are working. [04:35] Ykstort: uname -a [04:35] <[erisco] > sethk, want to walk me through that? heh === Asc [n=asc@dialup-4.255.40.11.Dial1.Seattle1.Level3.net] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [04:35] uname -a says 2.6.15-26 but I know it's got some patchness [04:36] Since it doesn't support extents, does an ext3 filesystem ever need defragmenting? [04:36] can you do reverse dns on a non routable ip? [04:37] ok, it's now officially my monday morning. off to the office. bbiab. === KS-Fan [n=KS-Fan@194.54.249.213] has joined #ubuntu === Phrozen_One [n=phrozeno@pool-71-241-213-127.port.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:38] [erisco] , I have to do a work thing. If I can, I'll come back to you. I venture to speculate that nobody tests telnet before a distro version is released, and you are just running into a bug. Can you use ssh instead? That's what most people are doing, and there are windows clients for it that are known to work. [04:39] hi === virtual-stargaze [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu === KaroSHi [n=beef@213.78.233.10] has joined #ubuntu === KS-Fan [n=KS-Fan@194.54.249.213] has left #ubuntu [] [04:39] [erisco] : if there are ANY web or mail servers on your local network, you can still do your packet sniffing. === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@68-69-149-90.pittpa.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:39] how do I know if my kernel's patched to 2.6.15-26.45 ? [04:39] uname -a says 2.6.15-26 but I know it's got some patchness :\ [04:40] or any servers really [04:40] <[erisco] > wastrel, there is one web server. Only problem, it is on this computer, and it is on the OTHER OS, it's a Windows IIS 5, I was looking a bit into ASP .NET === frix__ [i=frix@p54A860A1.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] <[erisco] > I'm a learning web developer / web designer [04:41] [erisco] : did you install a ssh server on ubuntu? [04:41] you can telnet to that :] [04:41] <[erisco] > know xhtml, css, some graphical things around photoshop, PHP 5, a tiny bit of javascript basics [04:41] hi! are there some xgl/compiz users? [04:41] <[erisco] > wastrel, GAH! okay okay... how do I connect to the SSH server? === glick [n=myob@69-169-117-51.lmdaca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] telnet localhost 22 [04:41] <[erisco] > wastrel, in assumption there is already one [04:41] hey has anyone tried songbird? === petersok [n=petersok@kpnet.student.iastate.edu] has joined #ubuntu [04:42] i get 'compiz: Depends: compiz-plugins (>= 0.2) but it is not going to be installed" when i try to install compiz and compiz-plugins === AfterDeath [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has left #ubuntu [] === AfterDeath [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [04:42] frix__: yeah, they all sit in #ubuntu-xgl [04:42] any ops here, iPalazGOLD is onjoin spamming [04:42] jaks: thank you [04:42] <[erisco] > wastrel, connection refused. perhaps not. [04:42] !vim7 [04:42] Sorry, I don't know anything about vim7 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [04:42] !vim [04:42] Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), vi/vim (terminal-based), terminal based: vi/vim, emacs, nano (user-friendly). HTML/CSS editors: !html; Programming: !code [04:42] sudo apt-get install openssh-server [04:42] Hi...I am looking for help setting up wpa_supplicant in Ubuntu. Is this a good place to look? [04:42] you'll be glad you did someday === xplorer [n=einbox@cor12-ppp2841.syd.dsl.connect.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [04:43] !code [04:43] Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs; KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello; GNOME: gvim, gedit, eclipse, pida === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #ubuntu [04:43] <[erisco] > wastrel, CONNECTED!! [04:43] now send text [04:43] anyone try songbird? [04:43] this is literally how the telnet protocol works [04:43] type in some text and the server receives it and responds === jsedgwick [i=myouser@68-116-130-213.dhcp.ftwo.tx.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:44] in this case it will respond by closing the connection :] [04:44] but it's cleartext [04:44] just like pop and ftp and all that other juicy goodness [04:44] so you can sniff it in another window and feel the love [04:44] <[erisco] > wastrel, okay, as soon as I can CHMOD back over the scan results, it should have detected it === Bensr20det [n=ben@74.138.146.136] has joined #ubuntu === trigg3r [n=trigg3r@203.115.146.1] has joined #ubuntu [04:45] is anyone able to help me get WPA working? [04:45] hi [04:45] !tell petersok about wpa [04:46] thank you Flannel, but I have already been through that and am still having trouble [04:46] what is the best way to use widgets? [04:46] petersok: then you'd be best served by asking a specific question [04:46] [erisco] : actually you could have a longer conversation by telnetting to a remote (internet) server running smtp or pop, which wouldn't immediately disconnect you === Versed` [i=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:46] so you could have a longer conversation. just don't send sensitive data [04:47] <[erisco] > wastrel, well right now I am trying to find WHY I cannot CHMOD my files to 777! [04:47] sudo chmod ? [04:47] <[erisco] > they are staying only readable and writable to root [04:47] Anyone know what kind of USB wifi works with a eMac/PPC running dapper? My lucent adapter never gets picked up [04:47] <[erisco] > tried that. I'm puzzled now [04:47] cp them to your homedir === AfterDeath [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has left #ubuntu [] === AfterDeath [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [04:47] sudo cp. then sudo chown them to yourself then chmod [04:47] argh [04:47] Since it doesn't support extents, does an ext3 filesystem ever need defragmenting? [04:47] [erisco] : chances are you don't want to chmod them 777 anyway [04:47] not defrag [04:48] can i ask an IP tracking question? using openVPN on ubuntu 6.06 lts [04:48] ok: I would like to get WPA working on Dapper WITHOUT the network-manager. I am following the instruction on the wiki for getting wpa_supplicant working, but once I have my configuration file set up and test the connection, wpa_supplicant seems to be unable to establish a wireless connection. it returns: Trying to associate with 00:40:10:10:00:03 (SSID='kpnet' freq=0 MHz) [04:48] ioctl[IPW_IOCTL_WPA_SUPPLICANT] : Operation not supported [04:48] ioctl[IPW_IOCTL_WPA_SUPPLICANT] : Operation not supported [04:48] ioctl[IPW_IOCTL_WPA_SUPPLICANT] : Operation not supported [04:48] ioctl[IPW_IOCTL_WPA_SUPPLICANT] : Operation not supported [04:48] Warning: `petersok' seems to be spamming, please discontinue or kicks/kills/klines will be issued. [04:48] Authentication with 00:00:00:00:00:00 timed out. [04:48] any staffers here? [04:48] petersok: don't paste here. use pastebin [04:48] <[erisco] > wastrel, weird, but the logs are not in any sort of text format. not sure how to open them anways *shrug* [04:48] !paste [04:48] iPalazGOLD is advertising on join [04:48] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things) === Versed` [n=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:48] !edgy [04:48] edgy is the current development version of Ubuntu. Version 6.10, codename "Edgy Eft". For support head to #ubuntu+1. For its release schedule, see !schedule [04:48] heh i don't know ethereal so :] if they're binary there must be a viewer [04:48] !schedule [04:48] Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more. Edgy schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule === jenda_ [n=jenda@ubuntu/member/jenda] has joined #ubuntu [04:49] erm, soon edgy will be out [04:49] thursday is RC1 [04:49] a week later is final [04:50] <[erisco] > I am downloading something lol, the log is crammed [04:50] whee! [04:50] <[erisco] > what protocol does telnet use? === Bensr20det [n=ben@74.138.146.136] has left #ubuntu [] === mrio [n=mrio@c-71-204-35-195.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:50] iPalazGOLD PMed me the following shortly after I joined this channel: " Hello! I am selling Sony Vaio AR190G Notebooks (Core Duo T2500 2 GHz /17" /2GB DDR2 /200 GB HDD @ 7200 rpm /256MB GDDR SDRam / 17" WUXGA TFT Active Matrix (1920 x 1200)/DVD+-RW- / Blu-Ray disc), brand new for 520 USD or 480 euros, if interested send me an e-mail or msg now inti3m@yahoo.com , Thank You" [04:50] Would this be considered spam of some kind? === jaks [n=jak@81-178-75-72.dsl.pipex.com] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [04:50] yes === jaks [n=jak@81-178-75-72.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:50] i've been complaining about that [04:50] i've got a question about xfce...anyone? [04:50] noone is doing anything about it so far though === OPTi2 [n=optico@ti112220a080-4190.bb.online.no] has joined #ubuntu [04:50] why hasn't it been glined yet >:| [04:50] Ykstort, AfterDeath, ask in #ubuntu-ops they'll hear you [04:51] telnet protocol === ivx [n=default@host-81-150-107-208.midco.net] has joined #ubuntu === relain [n=relain@adsl-69-107-58-108.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:51] <[erisco] > wastrel, SSLv2? [04:51] mrio, might want to check out #xubuntu [04:51] <[erisco] > I got something that says "Client Hello" === eXistenZ [n=eXistenZ@unaffiliated/eXistenZ] has joined #ubuntu [04:51] <[erisco] > well, I said Hello lol, maybe it? === tgelter [n=tgelter@c-67-166-112-211.hsd1.ut.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === Lilandra [n=lilandra@200.12.241.10] has joined #ubuntu === Homer [n=ubuntu@wikipedia/Masterhomer] has joined #ubuntu [04:52] not likely :] === thejoeandchip [n=joe@69-175-70-126.chvlva.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:52] where can i get help for xfce on ubuntu? [04:52] #xubuntu mrio [04:52] hey is there a way to get entire skins for ubuntu that change that loading graphic and everything? [04:52] cool thanks === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #ubuntu [04:52] ivx: afaik it's manual to change each little bit === eclipse75 [n=eclipse7@67.135.62.119] has joined #ubuntu [04:53] ivx: bootsplash, gdm, gnome splash, gnome themes [04:53] ivx: there's like 4 parts to change. gdm, the loading graphic, window themes, and icons.. [04:53] does the ubuntu cd have a partition manager on it? need to resize a partition === joejaxx [i=jadaz87@ubuntu/member/joejaxx] has joined #ubuntu [04:53] <[erisco] > wastrel, I am not sure what I am supposed to be seeing :( [04:53] eclipse75: i think it comes with gparted not sure [04:53] yeah, or that [04:53] wastrel: how can you change that loading graphic so it isn't brown. do i just have to find it and replace it [04:53] thanks wastrel =) [04:53] <[erisco] > wastrel, cannot see anything other than UDP and TCP [04:53] [erisco] : dunno, can you search for the string you entered? === Jewfro [n=Jewfro@166.214.113.207] has joined #ubuntu [04:54] [erisco] : oic it's TCP === rustlerharv [n=root@24-236-176-122.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:54] telnet would use Tcp [04:54] jaks how do you change that loading graphic after you log on === drp [n=drp@74.138.150.255] has joined #ubuntu [04:55] ivx: you need to change the background of your gnome desktop (even if you have a background image) and also follow the gnomesplash tutorial. i forget how to do it. === Versedtoo [i=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:55] wastrel alright i'll play with it [04:55] thanks === eclipse75 [n=eclipse7@67.135.62.119] has left #ubuntu [] [04:55] <[erisco] > wastrel, there are only two TCP packets during the short scan I ran... but the information returned is alien to me [04:56] <[erisco] > wastrel, what are the things I am looking for to get a password, or to get my "Hello" message? [04:56] [erisco] : no idea, i've never used ethereal === AfterDea1h [n=AftrDaet@about/copyleft/user/afterdeath] has joined #ubuntu [04:56] <[erisco] > wastrel, used anything before? === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:56] ivx, i'm pretty sure its just a png in ~/.gnome2 somewhere.. [04:56] [erisco] : to sniff packets? no :] === asymmetry [n=asymmetr@ip72-198-32-122.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:57] [erisco] : what you trying to do exactly? === maple1 [n=lamer@Toronto-HSE-ppp3708377.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === Mad3Max3 [n=polle@h35n4c1o269.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:57] jaks alright i think i can swing something [04:57] thanks [04:57] where would be the best place to check for PPC/Dapper support? [04:57] sup yall? === ppj1010 [n=mjohnson@pool-72-91-120-100.tampfl.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === amd65 [n=kvirc@about/copyleft/user/amd65] has joined #ubuntu [04:57] <[erisco] > variant, pingswept said telnet sends out the password (of whatever it may be) without encryption === foureight84 [n=kvtruong@69.111.153.68] has joined #ubuntu [04:57] it's really true :] [04:58] [erisco] I think this is true. [04:58] anyone know if theres a way to control fan speed software wise (not bios) [04:58] <[erisco] > variant, he said it should show up by scanning the packets going through the network [04:58] they didn't have encryption in the olden days of the intarweb === braino [n=braino@c-71-56-40-11.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:58] <[erisco] > variant, but, I cannot find any relevant information === damneinstein [n=damneins@130.91.240.174] has joined #ubuntu [04:58] finally [04:58] thankyou whoever klined ipalazgold [04:58] [erisco] I disappeared briefly. Did you get telnetd working? [04:58] pingswept: i had him telnet to the ssh port [04:58] <[erisco] > pingswept, uh, no [04:59] can someone please tell me what the cpan pakage name for the Gtk2 module? [04:59] [erisco] : telnet is not encrypted.. i beleive it may well send the password in the clear too.. not 100% on that though. i do know that telnet doesnt support any encryption [04:59] [erisco] : try telneting to a remote host. [04:59] variant, telnet does send the password in the clear [04:59] [erisco] Or find a server to telnet to? [04:59] Yes. [04:59] [erisco] , variant, yes. completely plaintext [04:59] [erisco] : there you go [04:59] <[erisco] > pingswept, I don't have a server that I can think of to telnet to... hmm [04:59] <[erisco] > pingswept... what about our router? === tonyyarusso [n=anthony@d235-240-148.home1.cgocable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:59] I have a question for all u Ubuntu installer experts! [05:00] can someone please tell me what the cpan pakage name for the Gtk2 module? === Dr_willis [n=willis@74.140.6.108] has joined #ubuntu [05:00] Mad3Max3, maybe i can help [05:00] [erisco] : telnet to your own ip (not localhost) it will go out and back in [05:00] <[erisco] > variant I'll try [05:00] ah [05:00] that may be the prob. === senori_ [n=eosten@wa-pullman-cuda1e-154.losaca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:00] [erisco] : you need to be running a telnetd [05:00] he can't get telnetd running, he's using the ssh port. [05:00] <[erisco] > variant, even when telneting into the SSH port? [05:00] should be sufficient for this purpose. === amd65 [n=kvirc@about/copyleft/user/amd65] has left #ubuntu ["Time] [05:00] telnet your.ip 22 [05:00] wastrel: Ah, can you do that? [05:01] [erisco] : why are you telnetting to the ssh port? === mrio [n=mrio@c-71-204-35-195.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:01] pingswept: yes. [05:01] wastrel: That would be brilliant. [05:01] asymmetry, good! well the problem is that the boot disk won't boot my new computer.. it's an AMD64 system. it stalls at mount disk or something [05:01] variant: he just wants to see if he can see the packets in ethereal [05:01] <[erisco] > variant, to get the password lol [05:01] I have to try that. [05:01] it doesn't work. === joejaxx [i=jadaz87@ubuntu/member/joejaxx] has joined #ubuntu [05:01] it wont work like that [05:01] Mad3Max3, what's the architecture and type of the image you downloaded? [05:01] you need to be running telnetd [05:01] it wont even attempt to authenticate otherwise [05:01] here we go again [05:01] variant: he'll still be sending the packets to the ssh server [05:01] Mad3Max3, I think that the x86 will work on an amd64, but I'm just covering all bases. [05:02] wastrel: it wont even attempt to authenticate otherwise === mrnotproper [n=mrnotpro@142-217-81-164.telebecinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:02] asymmetry , I downloaded the Dapper.. 6.06.1 AMD64 bit [05:02] variant: you'll get a socket connection and send data packets to the server === damneinstein [n=damneins@130.91.240.174] has left #ubuntu [] [05:02] wastrel: it will say "are you a telnet server?" "no" "ok, i wont send the password then" [05:02] the server will barf on them but the packets will be sent. [05:02] gooooood night [05:02] Mad3Max3, okay, when you boot, and it just sits there at mounting disk, try paging over to console 1 or 2, and see if it gives an error message. [05:02] What is the safest way to get vim7? [05:02] variant: ok you get telnetd working for him :] [05:03] compile from source? [05:03] asymmetry, I tried an old Knoppix livecd and that booted prefectly. it is a i386 knoppix version thou [05:03] eXistenZ: i would guess so [05:03] anyone know a good rythmbox radio station I can listen to [05:03] wastrel: has he installed it? [05:03] Mad3Max3, like I said, page over to console 1 or 2, and see if it gives a message. [05:03] <[erisco] > variant, yes please :D I was not able to find ANY packets during the scan that had both a source and destination of my IP [05:03] variant: yes, but it won't run [05:03] wastrel: why no? [05:03] wastrel: why not? [05:03] ok! will.. do.. one sec.. have the new comp connected to the same screen.. [05:04] [erisco] , why would you see any packets? it's not like the loopback device uses a scannable interface. [05:04] [erisco] You should be able to capture IRC traffic (I just tried it and got jaks "gooooood night" message.) === _ali [n=ali@84-235-53-227.saudi.net.sa] has joined #ubuntu [05:04] <[erisco] > pingswept, I have been seeing IRC stuff popping up === Mr_Congeniality [n=mr_conge@71-213-103-189.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:04] [erisco] Try telnetting to your gateway, and you should see at least one packet go out. === OPTi2 is now known as OPTiCO [05:05] wastrel, what about the aap stuff? [05:05] i dunno from aap. [05:05] [erisco] : yeah, you got a router? you can normally telnet onto them [05:05] asymmetry - I don't have to do anything special since I have SATA drives do I.. like when u install XP u have to create disks and stuff [05:05] <[erisco] > yay I can see the IRC chat messages, cool :d === Ademan [n=dan@h-67-101-148-217.snfccasy.dynamic.covad.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:05] Mad3Max3, nope. Running on SATA drives right now. [05:05] <[erisco] > variant, yes I do. I just don't know the password for it [05:05] <[erisco] > variant, and there is a telnet server with it I do believe [05:06] [ericsco] Try loading a webpage. You'll be able to follow the HTTP traffic. [05:06] ok guys, i have question, my friend's amarok is not playing his mp3 files when he selects them to be played, anybody know what's wrong? [05:06] Mad3Max3, it'll pick them up as SCSI drives. If you're having that much of a problem, use a different installer image, like the alternate or the DVD image. [05:06] [erisco] : send the wrong password to your router then, it wont matter.. you should still see it in there [05:06] <[erisco] > variant, okay maybe I am wrong. Might have an SSH server [05:06] eXistenZ: edgy has vim 7 [05:06] <[erisco] > variant, no telnet server on it :( [05:06] you might try a backport (?) or upgrade..... [05:06] asymmetry , how do I page over to console? [05:06] [erisco] : nmap it (nmap -A -vv [05:06] [erisco] : telnet google.com 80 [05:06] [erisco] : nmap it (nmap -A -vv IP [05:06] then do whatever you want. [05:06] <[erisco] > variant, it is all SSH, as it is accessed VIA outside world so [05:06] Mad3Max3, CTRL-ALT-F1/F2/etc. [05:07] <[erisco] > variant, what is nmap it (nmap -A -vv IP ? [05:07] why don't we just have you read the telnet RFC :] [05:07] [erisco] : run nmap -A -vv yourroutersip === virtual-stargaz1 [n=thomas@ip68-105-125-114.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:07] you can see the spec and not have to do this empirical stuff [05:07] [erisco] : apt-get install nmap first [05:08] [erisco] : its a port scanner [05:08] <[erisco] > variant okay lol [05:08] asymmetry, it gets stuck at the booting the kernel, [05:08] <[erisco] > variant, I was right, only SSH on it [05:08] Mad3Max3, by 'gets stuck', what do you mean? [05:09] Mad3Max3, kernel panic, an error message, nothing at all? Is the hard drive still active? [05:09] <[erisco] > only SSH on this computer working too === avagant [n=skt@ip68-6-252-93.sd.sd.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:09] [erisco] : whats wrong iwth telnet? why cant you start it? [05:09] [erisco] : apt-get install telnetd [05:09] [erisco] : /etc/init.d/telnetd start [05:09] <[erisco] > variant, well I cannot even remember where I was with starting it. I do have it installed === No1Viking [n=micke@h-83-140-104-74.ip.rixbredband.se] has joined #ubuntu [05:10] <[erisco] > variant, "bash: /etc/init.d/telnetd: No such file or directory" [05:10] Why would you install telnetd? === ajchace [n=andrew@12-216-1-50.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:10] [erisco] : ok, whatever the init.d script is called [05:10] is there an alsa command for that so i don't have to keep typing aplay into a terminal? === rustlerharv [n=root@24-236-176-122.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has left #ubuntu [] [05:10] [erisco] : type /etc/init.d/tel and press the tab key [05:10] Why are you trying to install telnetd? All he needs is the client. [05:10] avagant: why do you keep typing aplay into the terminal? [05:10] Unless I'm mistaking this for something else. [05:10] <[erisco] > variant, you mean a wildcard? === steveneddy [n=digital_@adsl-68-95-159-98.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:11] <[erisco] > variant, still no file or directory [05:11] asymmetry: your mistaking this for somthing else [05:11] Gotcha. === steveneddy [n=digital_@adsl-68-95-159-98.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [05:11] cause i dont know if it's starting itself or if esd is. [05:11] anyone have a link regarding migration from Debian to Ubuntu? [05:11] Guys I have to tell you, this whole alsa thing is really making me want to stray back to Windows. [05:11] <[erisco] > variant, I physically looked, no telnet directory [05:11] anybody know why i can only see 3 selections in the dropdown for my screen resolution? i have a whole slew of them in my xorg.conf [05:11] [erisco] : avagant what is the probelm exactly? === O2 [n=michael@61.145.240.210] has joined #ubuntu [05:11] asymmetry, this is the error messages.. "190.241885 .. HdC : Ide_intr : huh? expected null handler on exit.. [05:12] asymmetry, and there are more like that one.. [05:12] avagant: what is the probelm exactly? [05:12] variant: The problem is just the hassle of it all, it's so much work to get it done. === j_ack_ [n=rudi@p508D9E49.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [05:12] avagant: to get what done? [05:12] Mad3Max3, what drive is hooked up to secondary IDE master? [05:12] asymmetry, and on Buffer, I/o error on device hdc [05:12] variant: If I stop esd it stops all sounds, if i do aplay it does something else. I don't know what else I have to do. [05:12] Sound works, but only when it decides to. [05:13] avagant: get rid of esd, its broken and will be dropped sooner rather than later [05:13] I mean is there a linux distro that doesnt' have sound issues? [05:13] avagant: i have never had a sound issue with this sound card [05:13] <[erisco] > well goodnight all, I have an early morning [05:13] avagant, yes. Ubuntu. I'm running it right now with no sound issues. [05:13] [erisco] : cya [05:13] asymmetry, hmm.. only have 1 sata and one DVD.. the dvd on the IDE === npodges [n=nick@d14-69-23-8.try.wideopenwest.com] has left #ubuntu [] [05:13] [ericsco] Rock. [05:13] Mad3Max3, where on the IDE? [05:13] Mad3Max3, what channel, what position? [05:14] let me check === O2 [n=michael@61.145.240.210] has joined #ubuntu [05:14] Well apparently my soundcard is supported and yada yada, it's not that I have terrible sound issues it's just so much has to be done to ensure it works semi correctly. === lilmatt_ [n=lilmatt@cpe-24-59-111-31.twcny.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:14] avagant: how about just telling us what the problem is with specifics instead of general "this sucks" === j_ack_ [n=rudi@p508D9E49.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [05:15] Alright alright, esd is always on. I turn esd off sound goes bye bye, I have all the alsa related packages yada yada. [05:15] I don't know if alsa just runs in the background or what. [05:15] what does yada yada mean? === JimmyDT [i=JT@203-114-144-42.mu.eth.dyn.inspire.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [05:15] asymmetry, on IDE channel 1 Master I have the DVD .. and on the IDE channel 2 Master the Sata Harddrive [05:15] mrio: are they defined in the "Screen" section? [05:16] I have all the alsa packages that I should need, and yet sound is still squirrely. It works, but only if I specify I'm using alsa and not esd. [05:16] Hey all, i'm having a problem mounting any sort of CD or Floppy [05:16] Mad3Max3, that's a contradiction in terms. SATA drives don't go on IDE channels. [05:16] asymmetry, I habe channels from 0 to 5.. === virtual-stargaz1 is now known as virtual-stargaze [05:16] lol === kyral_ [n=kyral@HyperDream.graham.clarkson.edu] has joined #ubuntu [05:16] flash is way out of wack with anything, xmms hangs when i'm playing anything alsa related. [05:16] avagant: you american? [05:16] It's a whole lot of work. === dsl698 [n=dsl@72-161-58-182.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:16] Mad3Max3, SATA drives do not go on IDE channels. Period. [05:16] I sure am. [05:16] asymmetry, thats what it says in the Bios [05:16] ajchace yep, for 6 different depths [05:17] Mad3Max3, Great for your BIOS. [05:17] ajchace: yep, for 6 different depths === dsl698 is now known as stlbadger [05:17] i have a creative zen micro [05:17] hello === DigitalNinja [n=dhull@134-7-178-69.static.gci.net] has joined #ubuntu === ferbombo [n=fernando@5-103-235-201.fibertel.com.ar] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [05:17] Mad3Max3, how many SATA ports do you have on your motherboard? [05:17] mrio: that's interesting.... [05:17] hello [05:17] like right now i have no esd running at all, but if i load up firefox or anything no sound will play, i have it specifically set for alsa. [05:17] avagant: Try using MPlayer, for streaming, the mozilla-mplayer plugin works well. [05:17] Can you do an install of Ubuntu on a system with 44 mb of RAM [05:17] mrio: do you have double quotes around each resolution in "Screen"? [05:17] avagant: is this dapper? [05:18] how can I copy files like this: *.mp3 === TomChire [n=cheese@129.49.7.102] has joined #ubuntu [05:18] variant: It sure is. [05:18] DigitalNinja: try XUbuntu [05:18] ajchace: yep [05:18] O2: cp *.mp3 === richard_ [n=richard@c-24-10-210-118.hsd1.ut.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:18] and only use GTK applications [05:18] can anyone help me with ubuntu not wanting to mount anything? [05:18] variant: thanks [05:18] JimmyDT, what do you mean by not wanting to? [05:18] O2: or cp /path/to/*.mp3 [05:18] hello, i have ubuntu booting right next to me. problem is it is going wayyy slow and i want to know when i can start. the pc formerly ran XP amd has a pentium 2 in it [05:18] O2: yw === _Smash_temp [n=smash@p54B2EF16.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:18] JimmyDT: What command are you using? [05:19] Homer: I was thinking about that but it's a live CD. I don't think 44 megs of ram is enough but I could give it a try. I was thinking of using the alternet CD [05:19] mrio: is the config file you're editing in /etc/X11/? [05:19] asymmetry, 4 sata ports [05:19] I'm trying to make a grub boot disk, but it won't mount any floppy, both through the GUI and commands [05:19] ajchace: yes [05:19] what is the apt-get package for SDL? [05:19] stlbadger: if its the live cd, it is slow. once it is installed it will be significantly faster [05:19] variant: it says: cp: invalid option -- [05:19] Mad3Max3, so channel 0 and 1 are IDE, and 2 - 5 are SATA. Where's the DVD drive? [05:19] mrio: check /var/log/Xorg.* log files for errors? === iloivar [n=mmcgaffi@resnet148-91.medford.tufts.edu] has joined #ubuntu [05:19] should it be sitting here for 2 hours doing nothing? [05:19] variant: Your card works, but is flash messed up? [05:20] asymmetry, on 2 [05:20] O2: when i type i mean that you should write in there where you want to copy the files too, not litteraly write "" [05:20] avagant: nope, works fine [05:20] Mad3Max3, is it a SATA DVD drive? [05:20] mrio: could grep for 'EE' in Xorg.0.log === Wicked [n=Wicked@cpe-72-129-124-78.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:20] avagant: how did you install flash? [05:20] variant: I write: cp *.mp3 /music/ [05:20] avagant: di dyou use automatix? [05:20] asymmetry, no.. IDE [05:20] no. [05:20] are most ubuntu system logs timestamped? [05:20] O2: that should be fine, if the mp3 files are in your current directory [05:20] JNeverMind: yes [05:21] Mad3Max3, dude, you're confusing the shit out of me, here. [05:21] sudo apt-get install flash-nonfree or whatever. [05:21] would it be possible to search logs for a specifictime? [05:21] Mad3Max3, If 0 and 1 are IDE, and SATA is 2 through 5, how can an IDE DVD drive be on 2? [05:21] anyone have any links to info about migrating from Debian to Ubuntu? [05:21] variant: but it didn't [05:21] JNeverMind: yeah less /logfile | grep