=== Cinnander [n=cinn@cpc1-cdif4-0-0-cust304.cdif.cable.ntl.com] has joined #xubuntu === aliasrush [n=aliasrus@cpe-024-211-104-040.sc.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu === crdlb [n=crdlb@unaffiliated/crdlb] has left #xubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu === jikuty [i=em@CPE001195752c87-CM00111ade8af2.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #xubuntu === nixternal [n=nixterna@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.nixternal] has joined #xubuntu === wheels3572 [n=wheels@dsl-69-50-51-206.pivot.net] has joined #xubuntu === Naughtyboy [n=Naughtyb@135.217.95.91.static.ter-s.siw.siwnet.net] has joined #xubuntu === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu [01:35] anyone know how to make xubuntu firefox internet faster.... my other ubuntu installation on this comp is much faster [01:35] ?? === aliasrush [n=aliasrus@cpe-024-211-104-040.sc.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [01:58] is there a way to make links to files in xubuntu? === cliebow_ [n=cliebow@cpe-76-179-82-249.maine.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu === aliasrush [n=aliasrus@cpe-024-211-104-040.sc.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [02:09] like symlinks? [02:10] is there anyway to make firefox any faster on xubuntu? [02:11] for loading pages, or loading itself/. [02:11] loading pages [02:11] it just seems really slow on xubuntu [02:11] not just seems... it is [02:11] there's a few plugins that will help you out, either that, or upgrade your connection === Jester46 [n=ryan@d4-171.rt-bras.wnvl.centurytel.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:12] no I have a really fast connection.... when I boot into ubuntu or windows xp... they are both faster at loading [02:14] why not use them so? === Merchelo is qiote drunk [02:15] well I want to learn and use xubuntu === vidd_laptop [n=vidd@static-72-86-132-241.phlapa.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:16] well firefox is the same all round, you should get fasterfox for firefox plugin === BFTD [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.216.221.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:16] ok [02:18] well I just found this page http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1299854/posts and did what it said... all I have to say is amazingly fast [02:18] thanks for your help though [02:18] no problem ( i am drunk though) [02:19] I am just wanting to learn an experience ... haha lol; understood.... anyways I am curious as to why you use xubuntu? === vidd_laptop is now known as vidd [02:20] my pc is slow with ubuntu, so i ran xubuntu, ran perfectly the way i wanted so i stuck with it === vidd is now known as Vidd === Vidd is now known as vidd_laptop [02:22] cool [02:22] older machine? [02:22] !info eggdrop [02:22] eggdrop: Advanced IRC Robot. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.6.18-1 (feisty), package size 461 kB, installed size 1132 kB [02:23] aliasrush: pentium 3 and 128 ram [02:23] and 8 cans of harp beer later [02:27] Merchalo: crazy no wonder you couldnt get ubuntu to work well [02:27] and you are at the min req for xubuntu!! [02:28] well ubuntu was slow after maybe 6 months, i decided to maybe go for something else, maybe gentoo, or source-mage, decided on xubuntu because i loved ubuntu so much [02:28] Merchelo: i would recommend using just a window manager instead of xfce, to speed up performance even more, but thats just me [02:29] GrueTamer: what exactly do you mean.... how would he go about doing that? [02:29] GrueTamer: nah, since then i "aquired" more ram. so everything i need runs like gravy [02:30] alright then [02:30] aliasrush: something like sudo apt-get install icewm, or fluxbox [02:30] or anything [02:30] dwm i hear is nice [02:31] oh I see... so xfce is not just a window environment?? [02:31] there's a few tbh [02:31] I mean you are saying there is more to it? [02:31] its a desktop environment [02:31] it does icons and stuff, to be simple [02:31] regular window managers dont do that alone === Jester45 [n=ryan@207-119-219-44.dyn.centurytel.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:33] I see.... let me ask you this... would it be possible to run beryl with that if you wanted to? [02:34] dont think so [02:34] if you wanted to run beryl you should use ubuntu, or even better, buy a mac [02:34] window managers are speedy and lightweight [02:34] Merchelo: xubuntu IS ubuntu [02:34] with xfce instead of gnome [02:34] yes and so far has been great with beryl [02:35] I am just looking for a way to get it so its just beryl and kibadock that I am running....any ideas === GrueTamer doesnt know what kibadock is [02:35] GrueTamer: Sorry, i'm quite drunk here, since it [02:35] haha [02:36] i dont mind [02:36] i get drunk myself too [02:36] speaking of which, i might have a beer or two right now [02:37] hey... thats not fair I am not allowed to drink right now === Laibsc1 [n=Laibsch@c-134-177-42.d.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:37] i'm on my ninth, and irish beers come in 500ml cans [02:37] oh wow [02:37] you ARE drunk :) [02:37] thats 4.5 liters [02:37] irish... I am irish too... I should be drinking those beers [02:38] anyways, GrueTamer, you got any ideas on running just beryl and kiba-dock?? [02:38] nope, sorry [02:38] what is kibadock, anyway? [02:38] !info kibadock [02:38] Package kibadock does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas [02:38] uh oh [02:39] !info kiba-dock [02:39] its a 3d desktop dock [02:39] hmm [02:39] Package kiba-dock does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas [02:39] lol, bot lag :) [02:39] um...no, i dont know how to do that [02:39] aliasrush: best ask in ubuntu-effects [02:39] sorta like macs app launcher on steroids [02:39] ohh...NOW i remember what it is [02:39] yeah... good idea [02:40] aliasrush: just remember that youre talkin to GrueTamer, the man who hates bloat and embraces running simply and using the CLI extensively [02:42] ahh... I see... do you use xubuntu? [02:42] and if so, do you use xfce packaged with it? [02:43] hey aliasrush, why did you install xubuntu? [02:43] i dont use xubuntu myself, although ive tried to make it work with my old machine [02:43] but i do have xfce installed here [02:44] but a lot of the questions in here, i can still answer [02:45] ahh... I see... I admire your desire to help out the community [02:45] I am like-minded but dont have a wealth of knowledge to give.... but I try to give what I can [02:45] wow, thank you [02:45] im really not all that smart [02:46] i ask my superiors questions all the time, but i get tired of their constant "rtfm" comments [02:46] rtfm?? [02:46] read the freakin manual [02:46] haha [02:46] alright... didnt read that manual [02:46] i dont think that its a way to help someone, its just lazy [02:47] yes indeed [02:47] man [02:47] and I have little respect for people like that [02:47] that isnt to say that i DONT read manuals, which i do [02:47] i do my homework, but sometimes, the documentation is just bad [02:47] understood [02:47] yes I completely agree [02:47] maybe because it's open source documentation === slurpee_ [n=slurpee@DHCP-192-115.onshore.com] has joined #xubuntu === Catoptromancy_ [n=cat@fl-71-1-235-150.dhcp.embarqhsd.net] has joined #xubuntu [02:48] freebsd documentation is IMO the best in the world, ubuntu is still good though [02:48] and done by people either in a rush, or who care about open source [02:49] that is true [02:49] my particular window manager has pretty horrible documentation, IMO [02:49] (wmii) [02:49] but ubuntu, wow, great documentation, and great forums [02:49] hmm... never heard of that [02:49] not many people have [02:49] yes... I like the ubuntu community [02:50] userbase is pretty small, functionality is not like anything in gnome or kde [02:51] dwm is even more hardcore, you change settings by modifying source code, and this is the only way to do it [02:51] crazy [02:51] but its REALLY lightweight and efficient [02:52] but i have to spend time with it if i want to get it [02:52] but I am sure if you are using it.... it is for something very specific and after you have it configure you would not have to recompile again [02:52] people like it because its really good, just different [02:53] wmii is the big brother of dwm, btw [02:53] ok... see I enjoy learning this kinda stuff [02:53] i still think that fluxbox is the best window manager if you dont want to jump to wmii or dwm just yet, or if you dont want to at all [02:53] icewm is good too [02:54] I have been on and off with linux since '00 and have not used it much until recently...now I am trying to get into the swing of things [02:54] itll take time [02:54] it took me till this year to stop breaking things [02:54] and i started using it like, seriously last year, in july [02:55] before that, i had touched slackware one time, using it for like, an hour, thats it [02:55] yeah... well with the crazy and unstable things I like doing with my hardly supported hard ware I am bound to continue to break things [02:55] but when i did start, i started with gentoo, and that really made my head spin, i did NOT know how to use it well when i started [02:56] i can do it now, but i dont like portage, or the third party package managers [02:56] yeah gentoo seems to be its own beast [02:56] its not bad, dont get me wrong, but compiling source for a small increase in speed isnt my thing [02:56] GrueTamer: when using xubuntu you should use synaptic (GUI) or aptitude (CLI) [02:57] you think i dont know that? :) [02:57] were talkin bout a whole different distro right now, gentoo [02:57] and why doesnt anybody talk about the CLI synaptic-ish thing? [02:57] well this is the fist time i've seen you in here in all fairness [02:57] thats fair === curiogeo [n=mandani@bas6-montreal02-1096647612.dsl.bell.ca] has joined #xubuntu [02:58] actually, heres a question...who here already knew that there was a cli menu based front end to apt? [02:58] me === aliasrush knew [02:58] i myself found it by accident === aliasrush likes it for nit-pickin's [02:59] its nice for that kind of stuff [02:59] yes it definitely is [02:59] looking for a little advice [02:59] for instance all the crazy stuff where you have to custom reps and keys [02:59] I have a file server to mount [03:00] it will support a small biz [03:00] yes a problem... and its not mine [03:00] I wanted to run it on the latest version of xub [03:00] 7.04 [03:00] how old is the machine? [03:00] you want to host a file server with xubuntu? [03:01] is it advisable to do so or should I think about using the 6.06 long term suport veersion [03:01] pretty new [03:01] Dell opti [03:01] 1 gb of Ram [03:01] P3 or P4 [03:02] uh...either would work, i think [03:02] I have a choice [03:02] but for your situation, id suggest 6.06 [03:02] can I ask why [03:02] for the long term support [03:03] and i dont see anything in 7.04 thats crucial to what youre doing and isnt in 6.06, but i could be wrong [03:03] I will be running Samba as a PDC [03:04] curiogeo: install xubuntu from the alternative CD more support for file sharing [03:04] 6.06 is stable, i am very sure that its stabler than 7.04, thats also important [03:05] and in terms of support where does the support come from [03:05] uh...canonical? *takes a guess* [03:05] thanks merchelo is that also avail on the site [03:05] yeah, xubuntu.org, i386 or whatever-alt [03:06] so another beginner question [03:06] if i use 6.06 won't apt-get dist upgrade bring it in line with 7.04 [03:07] no [03:07] ok [03:07] 6.06 cant directly upgrade to 7.04 [03:07] it can go to 6.10, but you have to have 6.10 to upgrade any further [03:07] and i guess I need to be pretty careful of my source for apps === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu === GrueTamer is reckless with his linux :) [03:08] 6.10 is another less stble version is it not [03:09] i used 6.10 for a long time, it was stable [03:09] I am reckless too that is why I am asking for some help here [03:09] but for your situation, id still use 6.06 [03:09] fair advice [03:09] curiogeo: apt-get dist-upgradr will bring you to 7.10, but use aptitude install intead, it's a lot nicer [03:10] the aptitude vs apt-get thing that makes aptitude superior was eliminated in 6.10, mind you, but in 6.06, it remains [03:10] hold on, ive got some details on it [03:10] http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/aptitude [03:12] Merchelo: if I get you right there is no protectin in the aptitude or apt-get against upgrading to a less stable version [03:12] all i know, one of the xubuntu devs told me to use aptitude so i do [03:12] if I am using 6.06 === kalikiana [n=kalikian@xdsl-84-44-179-169.netcologne.de] has joined #xubuntu === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@c-134-230-226.f.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu [03:13] GrueTamer: I had read this article and have made the switch to aptitude [03:13] dont forget, it only really applies to 6.06 and earlier [03:13] it seems it picks up all the dependant files on its own [03:14] i run apt-get myself, i can type it faster, and i know how to use autoremove :) [03:14] now i have a millon dollar question [03:15] ive only got 500 thousand, sorry :) [03:15] I started running 6.10 with Samba and now apt does not run it seems dpkg is corrupt [03:16] i have no idea [03:16] how do I debug hardware to ensure i do not have a ram issue or a bad disk [03:18] no problem you have already earned your 500K [03:18] I BID THEE ADIEU [03:18] r Bonnuit [03:23] curiogeo: at boot press 'esc' and select memtest from the menu [03:23] curiogeo: livecd has it on the menu too [03:27] thanks [03:27] I will trybit === vidd [n=vidd@static-72-86-132-241.phlapa.east.verizon.net] has joined #xubuntu === jgamio [n=jgamio@201.208.135.69] has joined #xubuntu [03:36] TheSheep: Anyway to do it remotely [03:37] I am not on site and I was hoping to run it now === aroo [n=justin@53.181.188.72.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu [03:42] I haven't solve this issue I want to remove from my desktop a disk icon somebody know how can i do this? [03:42] would anyone like to help me trobleshoot my mpd? i cant get mpc to play a song and im pretty sure i made the database === nixternal [n=nixterna@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.nixternal] has joined #xubuntu === rexbinary [n=rexbinar@unaffiliated/rexbinary] has joined #xubuntu === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu === homebrewcider [n=malandme@219-90-235-160.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #xubuntu [04:08] hey there, what am I doing wrong? if I set the clock in Xubuntu to the right time, it screws up the time on Windos and vice versa. the timezones are correct in both [04:08] its umm [04:08] curiogeo: no [04:08] UTC i think [04:08] !UTC [04:08] Sorry, I don't know anything about utc - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [04:09] Windows assumes the clock is local time; Ubuntu assumes UTC. [04:09] homebrewcider: its a setting that some OSs use and some dont xubuntu asked you about it in the installation [04:09] By clock, I should emphasize that that's the hardware clock. [04:09] hehe i was right [04:09] hmm, okay , how do I fix it please? [04:10] that i do not know [04:10] Specify, in one or the other OS, the use of UTC so that they match. [04:13] ok I'll look into that [04:13] cheers [04:15] all fixed, here's what I did "periodically synchronize clock with internet servers" which required me to install NTP support, once I did that, all sweet [04:16] does i915 work with the 845GL cards? [04:16] intel that is === KPenn06 [n=kevin@ppp-70-253-200-201.dsl.austtx.swbell.net] has joined #xubuntu === briancron [n=brian@c-76-111-26-81.hsd1.va.comcast.net] has joined #xubuntu === jjesse [n=jjesse@ppp-69-221-237-3.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #xubuntu [04:24] how do i set my xubuntu install to not start xfce when it boots? [04:24] so it owuld boot into just the console/terminal? [04:26] jjesse: sudo mv /etc/rc2.d/S13gdm /etc/rc2.d/K13gdm [04:26] something with the .xsessions file [04:26] thanks crimsun [04:27] I guess not === nixternal_ [n=nixterna@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.nixternal] has joined #xubuntu [04:30] then just a startx to launch normal or is it a different command? [04:30] startx should start x [04:31] i didn't know if there was a startxfce or something like that i needed to do === jjesse knows very little about xubuntu [04:31] thats why were all here, i guess === floedel [n=floedel@213-66-20-85-no89.tbcn.telia.com] has joined #xubuntu === Zambezi [n=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu === floedel [n=floedel@213-66-20-85-no89.tbcn.telia.com] has joined #xubuntu === Zambezi [i=Hideit@bnc.from.tx-shells.com] has joined #xubuntu === vidd_laptop is now known as vidd-bot === vidd-bot is now known as vidd_laptop === Jester45 is now known as Jester_bot === Jester_bot is now known as Jester45 [05:00] how do I tell what driver my graphics card is using? [05:00] by looking in xorg.conf === moparisthebest [n=FBI@user-0cdv32l.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #xubuntu === eteran [i=etefreen@xtremesexy.de] has joined #xubuntu === zmo [n=zmo@81.58.37.126] has joined #xubuntu === sparrw [n=kvirc@71.16.203.242] has joined #xubuntu === kalikiana [n=kalikian@xdsl-84-44-179-169.netcologne.de] has joined #xubuntu === tors [i=c00hjn@peppar.cs.umu.se] has joined #xubuntu [05:11] I have a strange problem: Since I updated gtk (from source) to the latest version the system freezes more or les randomly, for example when clicking a button or raising a window. I tried to download and reinstall the gtk packages from packages.ubuntu.com but it didn't fix it so far. :/ === OGDA [n=thomas@dialup-4.246.216.221.Dial1.SanJose1.Level3.net] has joined #xubuntu [05:13] Stable version, or development branch? [05:15] Pumpernickel, The recent stable version, with the new tango icons. === mmm7 [n=chatzill@pcp065967pcs.unl.edu] has joined #xubuntu [05:16] Did you use checkinstall? [05:16] Hi all. [05:16] I'm pinging this comp via my lappy, and I get "Destination Host Unreachable" [05:16] Pumpernickel, Nope, actually I forgot to use it. :/ [05:16] how do I diagnose this? [05:16] I can't seem to pipe the output of gnuplot to /dev/null with gnuplot file.gnu &> /dev/null [05:16] shouldn't this work? [05:16] kalikiana: Better off without it. [05:17] BFTD: Traceroute. [05:17] Pumpernickel, You think so? Hm. Any idea how to find the problem? [05:17] kalikiana: Not yet, I was just thinking of possible causes. [05:18] Ok. I even tried an older kernel. But no difference. [05:19] Which version was it? [05:19] GTK's version, I mean, not the kernel's. [05:22] Pumpernickel, Gtk was 2.11 and glib 2.13. [05:22] mmm7: It should - where is it sending the output? [05:25] kalikiana: Interesting - I've had occasional complete freezes on an Arch box with 2.12.12 and 2.10.12 for glib and gtk, but hadn't gotten around to tracing them. === homebrewcider [n=malandme@219-90-235-160.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #xubuntu [05:25] hi, how can I update k3b and just k3b? [05:25] please [05:26] homebrewcider, sudo apt-get k3b [05:26] already have it, need to upgrade to newest version, that's still the command I use? [05:26] pumpernickel: beats me :) [05:26] but error still get displayed on the term [05:26] and I don't want that [05:27] homebrewcider, Should be sudo apt-get install k3b of course. And yes, it checks for the new version. [05:27] hmm, says already the newest version [05:28] homebrewcider, Do sudo apt-get upgrade to update the packages. [05:28] ok [05:28] cheers, doing that now [05:29] That will of course depend on a more recent package being available in one of your repos. ;) [05:29] mmm7: Does gnuplut file.gnu > /dev/null 2>&1 work any better? [05:30] cheers [05:30] vidd_laptop: you got banged :0 [05:34] no... [05:34] this code used to work on my old gentoo computer... [05:42] i lied it seems to work now [05:44] Thanks Pumpernickel! [05:44] No problem. o_o [05:48] having a hostname trouble [05:49] I have updated my hosts file to the FQDN but when I do the hostname command I only see the server1 [05:49] I am expecting to see server1.example.com [05:49] what have I done wrong [05:53] for example [05:53] hostname = server1 [05:53] hostname -f = server1.example.com === aabrahao [i=aabrahao@200-185-235-61.user.ajato.com.br] has joined #xubuntu [05:58] I just remove apache, any recomendation for a fresh installation? [06:00] aabrahao: lighttpd? [06:00] s instead of apache? === Will^Draven [n=willdrav@cpe-066-026-043-000.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #xubuntu === homebrewcider [n=malandme@219-90-235-160.ip.adam.com.au] has left #xubuntu [] [06:33] how can I remove files and directory via gnome? [06:34] open the file manager program[what ever it is in gnome] and delete [06:35] the system says that I dont have permission to that [06:35] then hit [alt] [f2] and type sudo [app name] [06:36] then you are in root [06:36] nautilus [06:36] the app name [06:36] BE CAREFULL NOT TO DELETE IMPORTANT FILES [06:36] vidd should use gksu if its a gui app === jgamio [n=jgamio@201.208.135.69] has left #xubuntu [] [06:37] I just user root in console, not in gnome, Im trying to remove apache and apache2 directory [06:37] Better yet, don't launch a file manager as root from a user environment. [06:37] 6 of one/half dozen the other [06:37] It's a horrible munging of security. [06:37] *context [06:37] Pumpernickel: somepeople dont like to log out [06:37] Pumpernickel, he asked how to do it in gnome...not in CLI [06:38] you can havbe root gui enviroment [06:38] oh yeah....THATS securure! [06:38] You can. Having a root file manager running in a user environment still isn't good practice. [06:38] aabrahao, a better thing to do is to use CLI [06:39] im just saying that you could [06:39] the command is sudo rm /path/to/file [06:39] vidd think we could make a bot net? [06:39] is there a command in console that I can remove all directory, sub directory and folders? [06:40] and for directories: sudo rm -rf /path/to/top/directory [06:40] hence...if you type sudo rm -rf / you will wipe your entire system [06:41] aabrahao, USE WITH CARE [06:41] aabrahao, rm is PERMENANT [06:41] Use more caps. [06:42] thanks [06:42] now ill install the apache, is the best way use sudo or synaptic? [06:43] Pumpernickel, dont want him back saying his drive got wiped cuzz he didnt see the warning [06:43] =] [06:43] aabrahao, i prefer the CLI now....but i used to be afraid of it..... [06:43] use what you are comfortable with [06:44] what is cli? [06:44] commandline [06:44] cli = Command Line Interface......it is the terminal [06:45] Text base stuff [06:45] ok [06:45] do you know how to setup virtual hosts in apache? [06:45] infact i have a server boxhere that has no keyboard, mouse or moniter.... [06:46] a little === Jester45 has root powers on it === vidd_laptop is about to lase it with kryptonite [06:47] you can remove them now vidd i dont i need them [06:47] aabrahao, what do you want to know === cjae_ [n=cjae@142-165-37-205.estv.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #xubuntu [06:49] When was installed apache and apach2 I configured dafault files and did not work [06:49] did you set the config file to listen to port 80? [06:50] the server was listening one site, default, but the second one does not work [06:51] is your server @ home? [06:51] yes [06:52] what are you using for domain names? [06:52] in cli how can I remove all apache and apach2 configuration? [06:52] you dont want to do that [06:52] why? [06:53] cuzz then you have to go and re-set them up [06:53] and i wont be able to check your setup === Laibsch [n=Laibsch@c-134-230-226.f.dsl.de.ignite.net] has joined #xubuntu [06:53] what is your first domain name? [06:54] but now when I try to start appears that cound not open document config file /etc/apache/modyles.conf and does not start [06:54] and what port is it listening to? [06:54] 80 batatariapaulista.com.br [06:55] if I reinstall apache the error in modeule.conf will desappears, dont? [06:55] if the file is just gone...most likely [06:56] anyone have a good basic ruby learning guide [06:56] so how uninstall and reinstall? [06:56] if you use synaptic there is a "reinstall" option [06:57] and in cli? [06:57] in cli you remove then install [06:58] sudo apt-get remove {application} && sudo apt-get autoremove [if you are using 6.10 or later] && sudo install [application] [07:00] aabrahao, i need to go to bed [07:01] these nice ppl will be able to assist you further...if ya need it [07:01] thanks [07:01] anyone can helpme? [07:02] what ya need [07:03] install and conf apache for a virtual hosts [07:03] i can help install but i dont know how config [07:04] are you wanting apache or apache2 [07:04] but now when I try to start appears that cound not open document config file /etc/apache/modyles.conf and does not start [07:04] Jester45, get the info from my config files on my download site [07:05] im out [07:05] k [07:05] does he have your conf? [07:06] I just reinstall the apache and and erro apperas with httpd.conf [07:07] what are the errors, if there is a lot use pastebin [07:07] !pastebin [07:07] 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 (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) [07:07] apache: could not open document config file /etc/apache/httpd.conf [07:09] check the ownership, thats about the only thing i sugest [07:09] you can try in #ubuntu because this is not xfce related and they have more people that know more [07:10] ok, and do you have any idea where to condigure virtual hosts? [07:10] nope [07:13] im trying to set up my media library so that i can access from anywhere on the network and view it streaming [07:13] thanks [07:13] it movies and music [07:13] any suggestions [07:13] sigmamu188: you could use http or ftp [07:13] i can access it with my ftp [07:14] but in order to watch i have to download then play [07:14] i want to be able to stream [07:14] or shoutcast (or its opensource counterparts) [07:14] i tried vlc but it only streams on at a time [07:14]