[00:00] <dr_willis> brettley,  or you could try manually install ing the drivers with 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new' and rebooting
[00:00] <sorwrith> ubuntu isnt complicated... just different that mainsteam
[00:00] <sharpyamaha> Justi1, In what way is it complicated?
[00:00] <WastePotato> brb
[00:00] <trikdo> Why is everything else so irritatingly simple?
[00:01] <dr_willis> What OS is simple?  If you think windows/vista is simple.. you havent really looked at it...
[00:01] <unop> trikdo, lessons have been learnt ...
[00:01] <BunTai> how to download flv on firefox?any solution?
[00:01] <sorwrith> lol why are downloads in osx and linux so much faster than in windows
[00:01] <dr_willis> BunTai,  theres seeral firefox extensions that do that. check the firefox extension pages
[00:01] <dr_willis> sorwrith,  better filesystem :) for one.
[00:01] <sorwrith> lol true
[00:01] <BunTai> ok
[00:02] <sorwrith> i was getting 600k on a file in vista... on the same file in ubuntu 8.04 i was getting 2 megs
[00:02] <basti> i have some problems with my (dhcp) network: from time to time my interface "loses" its ip. this is what the logs say: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42553/ does anyone have an idea what is happening and what i can do to solve this problem? thanks a lot!
[00:02] <chuck> brettley: HAI THAR
[00:03] <Justi1> sharpyamaha: all this command stuff...and having to use various programs...b/c not everything is compatable
[00:03] <sorwrith> damn... is there a ubuntu dvd install
[00:04] <brettley> chuck: go awai
[00:04] <sorwrith> for 8.04
[00:04] <vicm3> Hi! I'm customizing an Ubuntu livecd, and want that when it inits it will open firefox and show 2 tabs... any clue? I have been reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization#Customizations but no clue at all.
[00:04] <LocutusOfBorg> vicm3, you should configure the .mozilla
[00:05] <sharpyamaha> Justi1, Well making stuff compatible will just take time. It's difficult for developers to get things to work, especially when hardware manufacturers won't tell them how to do it.
[00:05] <cam_> Trying to write fstab entry for ntfs and not getting it right. Anyone have an example for me?
[00:05] <trikdo> Can somebody tell me why flash is only working half the time on firefox? ( right now im having to refresh over and over until it starts up right... )
[00:05] <cam_> Here's what I have so far:
[00:05] <LocutusOfBorg> vicm3, open firefox
[00:05] <LocutusOfBorg> after go in configuration
[00:05] <sharpyamaha> Justi1, Sometimes when something hasn't fully been worked out you have to resort back to commands. At least they're there when you know how to use them
[00:05] <LocutusOfBorg> and put the links
[00:05] <LocutusOfBorg> like this way
[00:05] <cam_> Here's what I have so far:
[00:06] <cam_> /dev/sda2       /sda2         ntfs  noaudo,user            0  0
[00:06] <LocutusOfBorg> www.google.com|www.yahoo.it
[00:06] <LocutusOfBorg> pipe to separate them
[00:06] <sorwrith> should i have a swap if i have 2 gigs of ram
[00:06] <Ninesvnsicks> Hi everyone, I want this script to run everything in the background under a name or pid how can I do that? http://pastebin.com/d1bda8137
[00:06] <cam_> Instead of ntfs maybe auto?  or...?
[00:06] <Justi1> sharpyamaha:   to me xp works much better than ubuntu...this is just wasting my time trying to figure it out
[00:06] <Riyonuk> I have 8gigs of ram and have swap XD
[00:06] <unop> sorwrith, it cant hurt to have one
[00:06] <basti> sorwrith, you cant do anything wrong with that
[00:06] <shadowmancer> hey all, are there any java programmers here experienced with java3d
[00:07] <shadowmancer> ???
[00:07] <unop> sorwrith, and a swap partition/file is needed if you wish for suspend/resume
[00:07] <shadowmancer> or someone that has had some experience with glx???
[00:07] <javier> hello, i cant mount my usb flash drives
[00:07] <sharpyamaha> Justi1, Well if you have a problem this is the place to ask
[00:07] <sorwrith> ok... i have a 200gb harddrive with OSX on it... should ubuntu be at the beginning or the end
[00:07] <unop> cam_, what doesn't work with that entry?  and why not make that /media/sda2 instead of just /sda2
[00:08] <cam_> Unprivileged user can not mount NTFS block devices
[00:08] <bobertdos> trikdo: which sites?
[00:09] <cam_> unop: Do I need to just reboot
[00:09] <unop> Ninesvnsicks, use the special variable $$ .. and put it in a pidfile.  e.g.  echo $$> /path/to/pidfile
[00:09] <unop> cam_, no. just this is needed.   sudo mount -a
[00:09] <unop> cam_, you have to make sure that /media/sda2 exists first
[00:10] <W9ZEB> is there a good way to convince the Junk Mail filter on Evolution to suck less when talking to Exchanage?
[00:10] <chuck> brettley: hello
[00:10] <unop> cam_, if you use the user option on that line .. any user should be able to mount the device.
[00:10] <shadowmancer> does anyone know how to update glx 1.2 drivers to 1.3, or is the version limited based off my graphics card?
[00:10] <cam_> unop: Need to mount as user
[00:10] <unop> cam_, also.  look at pmount for mounting devices as non-root
[00:11] <cam_> /dev/sda2       /sda2          auto          user,noauto            0  0
[00:11] <alistair> Help; does anyone know about sharing data between Windows and Linux?
[00:11] <unop> cam_,  auto?  no.  ntfs  or  ntfs-3g .. ntfs-3g preferred
[00:11] <cam_> unop: Need to put an Icon on the desktop.  (THis mahcine is for my friend).
[00:11] <Ninesvnsicks> http://pastebin.com/d1bda8137 is there a way I can make everything run in the background by a name?
[00:12] <LocutusOfBorg> alistair, check for samba
[00:12] <W9ZEB> alistair: over the network, or on a dual boot system.
[00:12] <unop> cam_, by default gnome puts an icon on the desktop when the volume is mounted
[00:12] <W9ZEB> alistair: on the network look for Samba.  on a dual boot system ntfs-3g & mount
[00:12] <alistair> W9ZEB, no; im talking internal HD on same machine
[00:12] <WastePotato> Bai Bai People I g2g shower
[00:12] <W9ZEB> alistair: then what you're looking for is ntfs-3g & mount
[00:12] <ghost> hello i have this question.... how do i make an application open on a virtual desktop of my choice??.. i can't find the option...
[00:13] <ghost> nice shower WastePotato :)
[00:13] <WastePotato> xD
[00:13] <unop> Ninesvnsicks, no. you'll have to use something like perl or python, etc to change a process name
[00:13] <alistair> W9ZEB, sorry?
[00:13] <uoaphys> what do you guys think about google Chrome browser coming out soon?
[00:13] <W9ZEB> alistair: similar to....  sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sd(*) /media/windows
[00:13] <uoaphys> so glad there is another browser based on webkit
[00:13] <cam_> is this entry ok?:
[00:13] <W9ZEB> alistair: google: ubuntu mount ntfs-3g
[00:13] <cam_> /dev/sda2       /sda2          ntfs-3g          user,noauto            0  0
[00:13] <cam_> /dev/sda2       /sda2          ntfs-3g          user,noauto            0  0
[00:13] <FloodBot1> cam_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:13] <shadowmancer> ghost: i've found that the only way to do that is to be on the desktop in question, or do you mean virtual desktop like a virtual machine
[00:13] <unop> cam_, that's fine
[00:14] <cam_> /dev/sda2       /sda2          ntfs-3g          user,noauto            0  0
[00:14] <shadowmancer> ghost: and other people might know better since i'm a little green around the ears
[00:14] <ghost> shadowmancer, no no as in virtual desktop:)
[00:14] <unop> cam_, once is enough.
[00:14] <prince_jammys> :) paste button is broken
[00:14] <alistair> W9ZEB, the drives are mounted fine but its when I log out and log back in again where the problem occurs
[00:14] <ghost> :p hehe don't say that otherwise i have to feel green too.. :p
[00:14] <cam_> My mistake. This touchpad is very sensitive.
[00:15] <javier> hello, since i updated my ubuntu i cant open my usb flash drives, what can i do?
[00:15] <ghost> coz i haven't found the option yet either
[00:15] <ghost> but i had it on enlightment
[00:15] <ghost> would be weird that its nowhere here...
[00:15] <cam_> it does not work
[00:15] <alistair> W9ZEB, eg I can drag a bunch of links from windows to linux and they work fine for this session, but next session there is a sharing error
[00:15] <ghost> its a common function i guess when you have virtual desktops...
[00:15] <alistair> W9ZEB, the links are still in place
[00:16] <cam_> mount -a should make icon appear on the desktop, and it doesn't.
[00:16] <csa31> is there a way to pipe the result of a command into a math formula?  IE:  echo 63 | (*=1.8)+32
[00:16] <cam_> What am I doing wrong?
[00:16] <unop> csa31, see bc for that
[00:16] <unop> cam_, is the volume indeed mounted? check the output of mount
[00:16] <wiherna> hey
[00:17] <sorwrith> blah^2
[00:18] <cam_> Not mounted
[00:19] <unop> !who | cam_
[00:19] <prince_jammys> cam_: does the /sda2 directory exist?
[00:19] <unop> cam_, does mount -a give you any error messages?
[00:20] <cam_> prince_jammys: Yes
[00:20] <cam_> unop: no.  Does not give error
[00:20] <shadowmancer> anyone who knows about graphical drivers and stuff for ubuntu
[00:20] <Drago1> I'm about to install java and I'm not 100% sure how any tips or tricks to it?
[00:21] <unop> cam_,   mount | grep sda2
[00:21] <shadowmancer> Drago1: how do you mean tips or tricks
[00:21] <cam_> sudo mount /sda2   Will mount the partition but no icon.
[00:21] <IndyGunFreak> Drago1: from the repositories?
[00:21] <dasdajs> is it possible to change kernel frequency on ubuntu 8.04 without recompiling the kernel?
[00:21] <Drago1> Yeah
[00:21] <leeping2008> Is there a way for me to capture the control characters for certain actions (e.g. a mousewheel movement?)
[00:21] <Dedi> there was anywhere an option to set how the cpu frequency scaling should scale. but cant find it anymore.
[00:21] <IndyGunFreak> Drago1: if you're installing from the repos, i dont realy know what kind of tips to give you.. make sure you hit apply?
[00:21] <shadowmancer> Drago1: yeah thats the easiest choice, unless you want special stuff like java3d or jogl, then thats not in there
[00:21] <aycher> ubottu: how do you use !tab?
[00:22] <BunTai> is there any internet download manager for linux?
[00:22] <Drago1> should i install sun java6 runtime
[00:22] <Drago1> I need special stuff like that
[00:22] <Ienorand> Hi all, I'm having issues with the touchpad on a dell xps1530, it jumps like crazy, I have so far only tried the livecd, but I was wondering if this is a simple matter of specific/proprietary drivers? (in this case using hardy, but this problem has also popped up on SystemRescueCD). Also, external usb mouse works fine.
[00:22] <unop> cam_, why don't you have nautilus mount the partition ?  Places > Computer > Click on the disk
[00:22] <Drago1> To play a game called wurm online
[00:22] <dasdajs> Dedi not cpu frequency, but kernel frequency or what it is called. you know, 100hz, 250hz and 1000hz
[00:22] <Drago1> which is a 3d rpg that runs off java
[00:22] <unop> aycher, type the first few letters of someone's nick and then press the TAB key.  e.g  ayc<TAB>
[00:22] <cam_> it does not show up in nautilis
[00:23] <Drago1> shadowmancer: So how exactly would i get jogl and what not?
[00:23] <Dedi> dasdajs: i have 800mhz, 1,8ghz and 2,2ghz
[00:23] <dasdajs> Dedi i'm not talking about cpu frequency.
[00:23] <unop> cam_, try not using sudo there
[00:23] <Dedi> dasdajs: i do :)
[00:23] <unop> cam_, simply.  mount /dev/sda2
[00:23] <aycher> unop: right on.. ty
[00:23] <Strife89> unop: It occured to me while I was eating that running that command while the drive is mounted could be dangerous....
[00:23] <Strife89> unop: Just wanted to double-check.
[00:23] <dasdajs> ohw
[00:23] <dasdajs> sry
[00:24] <dasdajs> i'm sleeping :)
[00:24] <shadowmancer> Drago1: do you know what they are even?
[00:24] <cam_> unop: mount /sda2 will mount the partition, but does not provide icon on desktop.
[00:24] <unop> Strife89, right, i forgot to mention that you need to make sure it is not mounted before you carry out the command
[00:24] <dasdajs> what's the problem? do ubuntu put your cpu freq too low?
[00:24] <shadowmancer> Drago1: cause unless your really are going to use them, their sort of overkill
[00:24] <Strife89> unop: How do I unmount a drive?
[00:24] <Drago1> shadowmancer: Yes they are rendering libraries for 3d
[00:24] <sorwrith> umount
[00:24] <Drago1> Which i do need
[00:24] <unop> Strife89, make sure you are in the recovery mode.  then  umount /dev/sda2
[00:25] <Dedi> dasdajs: i chosen a too conservative profile, so it can work with full load and still not scaling up to the full power :)
[00:25] <Drago1> shadowmancer: Yes i do need them
[00:25] <Strife89> unop: Okay, will do. Good thing I checked in, eh? :)
[00:25] <RandomUsr> hello room
[00:25] <dasdajs> Dedi okay, I had the same problem on ubuntu server edition, think the problem god solved buy removeing powernowd
[00:25] <unop> Strife89, yep. :)
[00:26] <Strife89> unop: I appreciate all your help, man. I'll let you know if it works.
[00:26] <sorwrith> so im installing 8.10 from inside the live dvd
[00:26] <shadowmancer> Drago1: well the only one that i really use is Java3d, which is easy enough to get go to https://cds.sun.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/CDS-CDS_Developer-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductDetail-Start?ProductRef=java3d-1.5.1-oth-JPR@CDS-CDS_Developer
[00:26] <unop> Strife89, please do. i'd like to know how you get on.
[00:26] <Drago1> I need jogl for sure
[00:26] <aycher> Does anyone else have problems with the AWN dock? i cant get mine to work at all..
[00:26] <legend2440> leeping2008: not sure what you mean by control characters but type     xev    in terminal  and move wheel or press mouse buttons and see if that helps
[00:27] <RandomUsr> I just installed Samba and then, the SWAT utility which has a number of broken symlinks. When I attempt to access the help pages from SWAT they do NOT exist. This issues appears to be specific to Ubuntu. Can anyone help me fix my SWAT install?
[00:27] <leeping2008> legend2440, that's extremely close to what I'm looking for, I'm thinking about control characters like ^[[a or something
[00:27] <shadowmancer> Drago1: i don't think so since jogl is sort of old, but if you want it
[00:28] <shadowmancer> Drago1: but if you want it this should walk u through it
[00:28] <shadowmancer> Drago1: http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2003/09/11/jogl2d.html
[00:28] <legend2440> leeping2008: oh ok.   not sure about how to do that
[00:28] <linxeh> jogl isnt old
[00:28] <linxeh> its the recommended replacement for Java3D
[00:28] <Drago1> shadowmancer: thankyou
[00:29] <meekolope> hello
[00:29] <shadowmancer> linxeh: serious, most of the stuff i find for it is like 2006
[00:29] <RandomUsr> any ideas?
[00:29] <leeping2008> legend2440, no problem :)
[00:29] <linxeh> shadowmancer: seriously, Java3D is EOL
[00:29] <Ienorand> I'm having issues with the touchpad on a dell xps1530, it jumps and randomly clicks like crazy, I have so far only tried the livecd (unusable without a usb mouse), but I was wondering if this is a simple matter of specific/proprietary drivers? And will thus work when I install Ubuntu properly?
[00:30] <linxeh> shadowmancer: check the development on dev.java.net for both projects...
[00:30] <shadowmancer> linxeh: sorry not too good with irc speak, EOL? (I know i'm sort of n00bish)
[00:31] <linxeh> shadowmancer: End Of Life - EOL is an acronym vendors use when things are no longer actively supported
[00:31] <shadowmancer> linxeh: oh i see, though Java3d is being worked on still isn't it, their working on java3d 1.6.0
[00:31] <sorwrith> lol installing 8.10 and watching pokemon... and i feel dirty for watching it
[00:32] <RandomUsr> does anyone here use SWAT with Samba?
[00:32] <kyonsalt> How can I download the source code of applications. And I want to compile it by my optimizing...
[00:33] <linxeh> shadowmancer: yeah, its being worked on still - JSR231 is much newer than Java3D though and seems to be much more active. that said, they are different APIs and Java3D is much simpler to use
[00:34] <sorwrith> kyonsalt, there should be a source available
[00:34] <shadowmancer> linxeh: really, well i think i might have know choice really in the use of Java3d, since it won't run half the example code i find since i can't figure out how do get Glx 1.2 to update to 1.3
[00:35] <linxeh> shadowmancer: :/ sorry can't help you there, I'm not using linux for most of my client side work atm :/
[00:36] <shadowmancer> linxeh: no problem, i think i might just say to hell with it and go to uni and work on the machines there, since their better then my crappy laptop :P
[00:36] <shadowmancer> linxeh: though thanks for all the help, i'm off
[00:36] <Dedi> dasdajs: thanks. finally got it : /usr/bin/cpufreq-selector -g performance
[00:36] <meoblast001> ive installed nearly every java plugin for firefox and it keeps saying i dont have the proper plugins to view java
[00:37] <obf213> hey. does anyone indexer not work? mine can't seem to find anything
[00:37] <obf213> its pretty terrible
[00:37] <dasdajs> Dedi, no prob :)
[00:37] <sorwrith> there have been some issues with java
[00:37] <sorwrith> what do you need the java for
[00:37] <emma> What is LVM and why should or should we not use it?
[00:38] <sorwrith> emma, lvm is used for dynamic partition resizing
[00:38] <sandymat04> logical volumes. if you don't know about it you don't need it
[00:38] <amal029> don't you just have to do a : ln - ~/.mozilla/plugins/libjava.so->where-your-jre-is/plugins/ns7/libjavasomeplugin.so?? Just guessing
[00:39] <emma> is there any downside to them?
[00:39] <emma> why doesn't everyone use them just in case they might wish they were in the future?
[00:39] <vbman11> ok so I'm having ssh problems(connection refused errors), but vnc works! HELP ME please
[00:39] <sorwrith> imo not really usefull... kinda like installing ubuntu inside of windows
[00:40] <emma> how about encryption?
[00:40] <vbman11> anyone?
[00:40] <emma> I saw some options for encryption in some of the installers now. Why not encrypt everything is there any downside?
[00:40] <John0Neil> Hi. How to change cd autoplay config in hardy?
[00:41] <aguitel> i want to uninstall evolution and i don't want more updates for it ,how i do that ?
[00:41] <vbman11> John0Neil: open any nautilus
[00:41] <obf213> hey does indexing work correctly?
[00:41] <Ienorand> (Anybody?) I'm having issues with the touchpad on a dell xps1530, it jumps and randomly clicks like crazy, I have so far only tried the livecd (unusable without a usb mouse), but I was wondering if this is a simple matter of specific/proprietary drivers? And will thus work when I install Ubuntu properly?
[00:41] <sorwrith> encryp is good for keeping data out of the wrong hands i think... havent used it yet
[00:42] <John0Neil> vbman11, ok then
[00:42] <rruben> ola
[00:42] <vbman11> John0Neil: then Edit-> prefs...->media
[00:42] <sorwrith> Ienorand, havent used ubuntu on notebook... but ill look for you
[00:42] <rruben> hello
[00:42] <emma> aguitel: try sudo apt-get remove evolution
[00:42] <vbman11> John0Neil:It's in kind of a weird spot
[00:42] <Smithery> excuse me. I can't seem to change my desktop icons (launcher) with the right mouse
[00:43] <rruben> algien de españa
[00:43] <emma> !es | rruben
[00:43] <John0Neil> vbman11, yes just found it. :P thank you
[00:43] <meoblast001> how do you get java to work in the webfox?
[00:43] <Ienorand> sorwrith: hang on, did find some stuff on the forums
[00:43] <aguitel> emma, but i get updates after this
[00:43] <vbman11> John0Neil: anytime
[00:43] <rruben> ok
[00:43] <rruben> cenkiu
[00:43] <emma> aguitel: then try sudo apt-get remove --purge evolution
[00:43] <Strife89> unop: It's me again. I hit a bit of a stumbling block: BASH doesn't seem to know what "unmount" is.
[00:43] <vbman11> so does anyone here use ssh?
[00:44] <unop> Strife89, umount not unmount :)
[00:44] <Odd-rationale> aguitel: if it is the evolution-data-server, then it might be ok. as that is used for other things other than evolution...
[00:44] <rruben> bey bay
[00:44] <unop> Strife89, s/n//
[00:44] <sorwrith> ok... i found a post on another site http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5505801
[00:44] <meekolope> Strife89: umount, not unmount
[00:44] <vbman11> I don't have ssh but I can use vnc
[00:44] <Strife89> unop: what does "s/n//" mean?
[00:44] <RandomUsr> any SWAT users here?
[00:44] <unop> Strife89, remove n
[00:45] <emma> aguitel: try doing sudo apt-get update before and after doing that also.
[00:45] <sorwrith> lol i hope 8.10 is worth the 4gb that i downloaded
[00:45] <Strife89> unop , meekolope: Oops, I wrote down the command a bit hastily.
[00:45] <aguitel> emma, i try
[00:45] <Strife89> Time to reboot. :)
[00:45] <vbman11> unop: when I go to use an ssh connection I get a "connection refused", but vnc works fine
[00:45] <sorwrith> anyone here have a tri bbot of vista osx86 and ubuntu
[00:46] <unop> vbman11, what does vnc have to do with ssh?
[00:46] <num1> sorwrith: what architechture?
[00:46] <meekolope> unop: i assume hes trying to tunnel vnc traffic through a ssh tunnel
[00:46] <vbman11> unop, Well it just means that I can get through the firewall
[00:46] <unop> vbman11, and try using the -v switch to ssh.  ssh -v user@host
[00:46] <vbman11> unop: or lack there of
[00:46] <sorwrith> i have osx (im guessing it is 64bit) all others 64 bit
[00:47] <unop> vbman11, that should make ssh verbose and give you an indication as to what's wrong.
[00:47] <vbman11> unop: what does that do, verberos?
[00:47] <vbman11> unop, ohh ok
[00:48] <sorwrith> sweet i got 8.10 finally installed and working
[00:50] <meoblast001> yay
[00:50] <meoblast001> i got someone to use wubi
[00:50] <meoblast001> hes downloading now
[00:50] <vbman11> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42565/
[00:50] <unop> vbman11, my guess is that sshd is not running, your firewall is blocking ssh connections or your router, if you have one, isn't setup to forward ssh traffic
[00:51] <croSmiley> how to add alias for "Run application" dialog (Alt+F2), like opera=opera -notrayicon.. ?
[00:51] <unop> vbman11, you say you have vnc access .. if you can try doing this.  sudo /etc/init.d/ssh* restart
[00:52] <unop> croSmiley, create a wrapper script that does that in ~/bin and then add ~/bin to path  (or your preferred directory if not ~/bin)
[00:53] <vbman11> unop, I get a "command doesn't exist"
[00:53] <vbman11> unop: and I have used vnc before
[00:53] <unop> vbman11, paste the full error message please.
[00:53] <legend2440> !info mev
[00:54] <legend2440> !info gpm
[00:54] <unop> !msgthebot > legend2440
[00:54] <croSmiley> unop: hehe, nice kinda workaround but fine thanks, this can replace bash aliases also:)
[00:54] <vbman11> unop: "sudo: /etc/init.d/ssh*: command not found"
[00:55] <unop> croSmiley, i don't think alt+f2 recognises bash aliases
[00:55] <unop> vbman11, that indicates that you don't have openssh-server installed.
[00:55] <croSmiley> unop: i know that, i said that your solution will work in bash also so no need for aliases
[00:56] <vbman11> unop: "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"?
[00:56] <Justi1> !hot
[00:56] <unop> vbman11, yes
[00:56] <unop> croSmiley, ohh yea, sure
[00:56] <croSmiley> unop: id like to find where does alt+f2 read a list of applications from, and replace a run instruction there...
[00:57] <unop> croSmiley, from all the directories of $PATH
[00:57] <dmoerner> croSmiley, its just your path
[00:57] <basti> i have some problems with my (dhcp) network: from time to time my interface "loses" its ip. this is what the logs say: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42553/ does anyone have an idea what is happening and what i can do to solve this problem? thanks a lot!
[00:57] <natnayr> i get an error "dpkg: status database area is locked by another process" when i try to run sudo dpkg -i fuji-xerox-docuprint-c525-a-ap_1.0-2_i386.deb 		
[00:57] <natnayr> any help?
[00:57] <Justi1> :-*
[00:58] <saarblog> which file contain "gnome-session-properties" settings?
[00:58] <croSmiley> unop: ahh,  sure, than that is the only solution... thanks
[00:58] <vkennedy85> Whenever I launch firefox 3.0 in Ubuntu 8.04 I get an error that says "Could not initialize the applications security component." How can I fix this?
[00:58] <unop> croSmiley, tho however, I remember that it can also use freedesktop .directory files .. though i am not sure
[00:58] <unop> s/though//
[00:58] <natnayr> hi ppl, ﻿i get an error "dpkg: status database area is locked by another process" when i try to run sudo dpkg -i fuji-xerox-docuprint-c525-a-ap_1.0-2_i386.deb, pls help me
[00:59] <arturo_on_rails> Hi guys, I need some info about openssl.  I want to know what the right size of a private key should be 1024? 2048? 4096 would be overkill???
[00:59] <dmoerner> natnayr, are you running synaptic or update-manager or another thing that would access the database?
[00:59] <unop> natnayr, do you have synaptic or adept open in another window?
[00:59] <IndyGunFreak> natnayr: do you have another package manager running(like synaptic)
[00:59] <arturo_on_rails> natnayr: lsof is your friend...
[00:59] <saarblog> which file contain "gnome-session-properties" settings?
[00:59] <natnayr> yep synaptic is open
[00:59] <croSmiley> unop: just one thing: how to update path at each startup, shuld make a script for that or?
[00:59] <natnayr> ok i try again
[01:00] <leeping2008> Anyone here have experience with screen?  I'd like to bind a mouse button but I'm not quite sure how
[01:00] <unop> saarblog, find out with.  dpks -S $(which gnome-session-properties)
[01:00] <natnayr> works, thanks guys
[01:00] <unop> croSmiley, errm.  echo 'PATH=~/bin:"$PATH"; export PATH' >> ~/.profile
[01:01] <vkennedy85> Whenver I open Firefox 3.0 in Ubuntun 8.04 I get an error, "Could not initialize the application's ssecurity component." How do I fix this?
[01:01] <saarblog> unop: dpks was not found in my bash
[01:01] <unop> saarblog, sorry my bad.  dpkg
[01:01] <croSmiley> unop: thanks a lot:)
[01:01] <saarblog> unop: ok, tanks
[01:01] <dCase> okay, I seem to be getting a lot of errors regarding my C compiler. is there a good, reliable one that someone could recommend?
[01:02] <dmoerner> dCase, gcc?
[01:02] <IndyGunFreak> arturo_on_rails: lsof?
[01:02] <unop> dCase, listing the errors helps a lot.
[01:02] <dCase> i've got it, but I still get a lot of weird flags
[01:02] <dmoerner> dCase, i think it's probably your program, not your compiler
[01:02] <dCase> heh
[01:02] <dCase> i'm not actually programming anything myself
[01:02] <arturo_on_rails> IndyGunFreak: lsof to see who has the file opened
[01:03] <dCase> just running configure/make/etc will raise flags like "I can't figure out how to find your C Compiler." or "Your C Compiler can't create executables."
[01:03] <dCase> etc
[01:03] <arturo_on_rails> So no ideas on keysizes?
[01:03] <dCase> although I know I have gcc, etc
[01:03] <arturo_on_rails> Shall I go for 4096?  Is this overkill?
[01:03] <IndyGunFreak> arturo_on_rails: oh ok, nevermind.. din't see what you were responding to.
[01:03] <unop> dCase, install the build-essentials packages, you do not have the binutils package needed to build source packages properly
[01:03] <vkennedy85> Anyone a folder permissions or firefox expert?
[01:04] <dCase> ah, okay, thanks unop
[01:04] <IndyGunFreak> vkennedy85: just ask your question and find out.
[01:04] <unop> !info build-essentials
[01:04] <vkennedy85> ﻿Whenver I open Firefox 3.0 in Ubuntun 8.04 I get an error, "Could not initialize the application's ssecurity component." How do I fix this?
[01:04] <IndyGunFreak> !info build-essential
[01:04]  * IndyGunFreak laughs at unop 
[01:04] <unop> IndyGunFreak, every dog ..
[01:04] <IndyGunFreak> unop: lol, no doubt..
[01:04] <Strife89> unop: I'm back! :) I got through the "repairs", but the problem at hand is not gone.
[01:05] <dCase> !info: event not found?
[01:05] <saarblog> unop: that command shom me this "dpkg -S $(which gnome-session-properties)
[01:05] <saarblog> gnome-session: /usr/bin/gnome-session-properties" but i want file that saved "gnome-session-properties" settings
[01:05] <Ax3> greetings labor day ubunters, I have an interesting question, I was wondering if there's anyway to see what process is being worked on by which core... is this possible?
[01:05] <Strife89> unop: Photograph 1. This one was after the e2fsck. http://picpaste.com/IMGP4647.JPG
[01:05] <dCase> ohh
[01:05] <sloof3> I seem to have run into my second lockup after 1 week of uptime.  I can ping my remote server but I can't SSH to it. My only recourse is a power cycle.  How might I find out what caused the lockup after I have rebooted my server?
[01:06] <marcules> hi there
[01:06] <saarblog> unop: that file must be in my home directory
[01:06] <arturo_on_rails> sloof3: are you sure is locked?
[01:06] <dCase> thanks again guys
[01:06] <Franchy> Hmmm, since I'm here anyway. My computer crashes every now and again and I have to CtrlAltSysRq + B to reboot. When it crashes, I just go to a black screen with text saying something about "anac(h)ronistic anacron"
[01:06] <arturo_on_rails> sloof3: ping replies would tell me that the server is up and running
[01:06] <unop> !startup > saarblog
[01:06] <Franchy> any ideas why this happens?
[01:06] <Franchy> I'm using HH
[01:06] <Ax3> in multi core, symettric multiprocessing, are processes allocated/distributed on the fly? or can I bind them / view which process is being worked on? thanks
[01:06] <KiDFlaSh> ieah
[01:06] <KiDFlaSh> XD
[01:07] <unop> Strife89, that's odd .. hold up
[01:07] <Strife89> unop: Screen # 2. This was the FIRST THING I saw after it dropped from the start up "spash screen". http://picpaste.com/IMGP4648.JPG
[01:07] <Strife89> unop: Holding. :)
[01:07] <kartoffelmensch> whats the command to see which app uses which amount of memory ?
[01:08] <Franchy> top?
[01:08] <dmoerner> kartoffelmensch, top
[01:08] <unop> Strife89, hmm, this second picture doesn't really tell me a fsck is happening .. does it hold there for sometime?
[01:08] <kartoffelmensch> ah yes
[01:08] <kartoffelmensch> top
[01:08] <kartoffelmensch> =)
[01:08] <kartoffelmensch> thanks
[01:08] <FloodBot1> kartoffelmensch: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:08] <Strife89> unop: Yes.
[01:08] <sloof3> arturo_on_rails: I'm getting an IP KVM attached within the hour.  It looks exactly like what happened last time.  1 week of uptime then locked..It's only happened after I went from 6.10 to 8.04
[01:08] <unop> Strife89, does it output anything in that time?
[01:08] <jasbond007> kart try ps -aux from the console.
[01:08] <sloof3> Before that I was up for 5xx days.
[01:09] <Strife89> unop: That second picture was taken after I rebooted normally.
[01:09] <Strife89> unop: So, the answer is "no, not for a minute or so".
[01:09] <[SmE]WaZ> I have partitioned on of my hard drive with winXP and now i want to instal ubuntu...wil i have acces to these partitions if i instal ubuntu on another hard drive?
[01:10] <pedro__> yes
[01:10] <unop> Strife89, hmm, ok.  run this now.  sudo e2fsck -n -f /dev/sda2  # let's see what we get
[01:10] <[SmE]WaZ> pedro__ was that "yes" meant for me?
[01:10] <Justi1> !shutup
[01:11] <pedro__> [SmE]WaZ: yes, you can
[01:11] <Justi1> !drugs
[01:11] <[SmE]WaZ> ok thanks a lot pedro__ :)
[01:11] <Treefiday> O.o
[01:11] <Justi1> wow stupid bot
[01:11] <pedro__> but, at least me, i cant access my ubuntu partition from WinXP
[01:11] <jasbond007> !nice
[01:11] <Strife89> unop: Heh. Slow machine. 800 MHz Pentium III CPU.
[01:11] <bazz> so, in gnome when i hit my volume buttons, i get a nice popup that shows me my current volume level and everything just works.  in xfce nothing happens when i hit those buttons.  how can i get the gnome behaviour in xfce?
[01:12] <unop> Strife89, not much slower than mine :)
[01:12] <ehtom> i currently have lilo, how can i safely install grub?
[01:12] <Strife89> unop: Still in Pass 1 and it's found something already.....
[01:12] <unop> Strife89, ok, let it complete and then pastebin.
[01:13] <unop> Strife89, i'll be back in 2 mins.
[01:13] <Strife89> unop: Roger. :)
[01:13] <dr_willis>  ehtom  how did you install lilo? grub is the default normally
[01:14] <dr_willis> ehtom,  sudo apt-get install grub  - might reinstall it.
[01:14] <ehtom> botched something
[01:14] <ehtom> the package grub isnt currently installed
[01:14] <dr_willis> !find grub
[01:14] <ehtom> i dont want to apt-get it unless i know it doesnt do something stupid
[01:14] <saarblog> how can i install my laptops dial-up modem?
[01:14] <Jordan_U> ehtom: You can install it, even if you can't boot you can chroot
[01:14] <croSmiley> unop: hehe one more is it possible to name wrapper with the same name as the original application
[01:14] <Strife89> unop: Old pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m44017cb5
[01:14] <dr_willis> ehtom,  err... Ok... then what are ya going to do? go get it from source?
[01:15] <tenbytes> hey--I can't get java to run in firefox--i have installed the jre and everything
[01:15] <tenbytes> and it's enabled
[01:15] <dr_willis> ehtom,  worse it could do would be ... install grub.. i imagine..
[01:15] <ehtom> Jordan_U: err... if the bootloader is screwed, there is no kernel, so chroot isnt possible
[01:15] <croSmiley> unop: so that i dont have to use opera2 or something
[01:15] <Jordan_U> ehtom: You don't need a kernel to chroot
[01:15] <Strife89> unop: New pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m54d43904
[01:15] <ehtom> dr_willis: yes, however if it installs grub on the wrong disk (i have 2) i'm screwed
[01:15] <ehtom> since it will overwrite ntldr
[01:16] <croSmiley> unop: that works with aliases...
[01:16] <hubar> hi, do I need to install spamassassin if I wanna use the filter spam functionality via spamassassin in thunderbird?
[01:16] <dr_willis> ehtom,  if that other disk is so critical.. well.. power off.. unplug it.. power back on...
[01:16] <hubar> I am using hardy.
[01:16] <unop> croSmiley, if you put your ~/bin at the beginning of $PATH .. then your script (if it is called opera) will be called instead of the one at /usr/bin/opera
[01:17] <ehtom> dr_willis: that's not a bad suggestion, i should probably try it that way
[01:17] <dr_willis> ehtom,   whats on the other disk?    if you are so worried about its mbr you could back up its mbr with the proper 'dd' command..
[01:17] <dr_willis> windows has tools to recover its mbr also.
[01:17] <Treefiday> Anyone have any experience with TrueCrypt?
[01:17] <dr_willis> or theres that super-grub boot disk.
[01:17] <gmoore> need a quick app to test dead pixels on a new LCD. just need it to show me fullscreen white/black/red/green/blue etc. on windows there's a "dead pixel buddy" app that does exactly this. anyone know of something similar in ubuntu?
[01:17] <hubar> hi, do I need to install spamassassin if I wanna use the filter spam functionality via spamassassin in thunderbird? (I am using hardy)
[01:17] <Justi1> !drugs
[01:18] <Treefiday> I have XP with TrueCrypt + its boot loader right now, if i installed Ubuntu, i should probably get rid of encryption then re encrypt it right?
[01:18] <Justi1> WHAT?!?!
[01:18] <dr_willis> gmoore,  i just make several images eith each color.. and fire up a image viewer.. and page through them.
[01:18] <Justi1> how does the bot not know anything about drugs?
[01:18] <ehtom> dr_willis: I have a rescue cd for linux, but not windows... yeah I could fix windows using its own rescue disk but iirc its a complete pain (i've had to do that before :S_
[01:18] <dr_willis> gmoore,  ya could use wine with your  windows app ai guess..
[01:18] <ehtom> s/_/)/;
[01:18] <Strife89> hubar: Have you tried it already?
[01:18] <saarblog> how can i install my laptops dial-up modem?
[01:18] <dr_willis> ehtom,  with windows ive just booted xp cd to rescue mode.. 'fixmbr' and/or 'fixboot' done... reboot..
[01:18] <slamFIST> you can easily fix your mbr with "mbr fix"
[01:18] <hubar> Strife89: I have it installed already.
[01:18] <basti> can someone tell me, how to grep links from a certain site out of a file? what i mean is something like this: grep xyz file > list. in list i want only the links to that site. without <a href an stuff like this...
[01:18] <slamFIST> simple command.
[01:19] <hubar> Strife89: But I dunno if it is necessary.
[01:19] <Swenghk> #hack
[01:19] <Swenghk> woops!
[01:19] <dr_willis> fixing the mbr is one of the easier fixs in windows. :) now some of the other stuff ive had to do..... egads.
[01:19] <unop> Strife89, ok.  you'll have to get back to recovery mode. and run these commands.  umount /dev/sda2;  e2fsck -f -p /dev/sda2;  e2fsck -n -f /dev/sda2  .. try taking a picture after every command
[01:19] <hubar> I don't have a lot of junk mails, so can not really test. :(
[01:19] <Swenghk> Can someone tell me what to type in to change to another channel?
[01:19] <mizipzor> in gnome, if i would want to save my x sessions so that all programs running would be restored upon restart, how would i do?
[01:19] <unop> Strife89, except the umount one ... off course :)
[01:19] <Treefiday> type /join <channel name> usually, depeonds on your client i guess
[01:19] <dr_willis> Swenghk,  /join #otherchannel
[01:20] <Swenghk> X Chat
[01:20] <criminy> I've got a lot of videos that won't play on my xbox over ushare. Anyone know of ffmpeg/mencoder magic to get the videos compatible?
[01:20] <Strife89> unop: Okay, I'll give that a shot.
[01:20] <dr_willis> Swenghk,   You may want to check the xchat help/homepage for some irc basics tutorials.
[01:20] <Treefiday> Yes then, that should work, thats what i use as well
[01:20] <unop> mizipzor, not all X apps support resuming .. but have a look at the gnome-sessions-properties command
[01:20] <basti> join is a comman EVERY client understands. see rpc
[01:20] <IdleOne>  /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:20] <mizipzor> Swenghk: actually, /join does just join another channel, it doesnt switch, you would still be here
[01:20] <mizipzor> unop: thanks
[01:21] <unop> mizipzor, gnome-session-properties
[01:21] <jasbond007> criminy: try winFF http://www.winff.org/
[01:21] <mizipzor> unop: tab completion helped me with that one ;)
[01:22] <legend2440> gmoore: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/08/26/find-and-fix-dead-pixels-with-your-browser/
[01:22] <Swenghk> What do I have to do to be able to chat in other rooms?
[01:23] <Franchy> type /join #*NameOfRoom
[01:23] <Swenghk> I can't chat there though
[01:23] <Franchy> such as #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:23] <scort> hi im trying to setup spamassassin to work with postfix
[01:23] <mynyml> i changed a few settings in order to get skype sound to work, now trying to lunch pulseaudio fails with "Invalid CTL dmix". Any tips?
[01:23] <scort> i've been following the ubuntu community config guide
[01:23] <criminy> jasbond007: winff is gui only, correct?
[01:23] <Franchy> Swenghk: what's stopping you?
[01:23] <scort> but i dont think the spam is working, but clamav is working
[01:24] <criminy> my ushare server is headless, so I can't use a GUI program to convert
[01:24] <scort> http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/mail-filtering.html
[01:24] <saarblog> how can i install my laptops dial-up modem?
[01:25] <node357> saarblog
[01:25] <node357> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto
[01:25] <node357> maybe this will help
[01:27] <dorio_man> I'm trying to get openvpn going and have tried nm-applet and tried command line /etc/openvpn/openvpn client.conf but it doesn't create a tun device any suggestions.
[01:27] <dorio_man> I've done modprobe tun
[01:27] <dr_willis> criminy,  you could install x/vnc on it and get a remote gui. or share the files/directory and access the dataconvert from a different machine I guess
[01:27] <unop> !pm > croSmiley
[01:27] <dasdajs> how can i see how mhz hz my kernel is running?
[01:27] <Lunks[work\> I'm getting 'error while reading block at sector 1444310' when trying to copy an ext3 partition, even if I checked for badblocks using fsck. What to do to ensure I can 'skip' the corrupted block?
[01:27] <criminy> dr_willis: ah. I forget about vnc/X11 over ssh. Thanks.
[01:28] <dr_willis> criminy,  if you have 2 linux box/s ssh/x forwaring is easy :)
[01:28] <criminy> Yeah, I use X over SSH all the time, I can't believe I didn't think of it =P
[01:29] <xomp> hello, I'm going on week 2 of no help on a kernel panic I am receiving after upgrades. I wish to find the log file or whatever that can tell me more about this booting problem. Would anyone please be kind enough to assist? Thanks
[01:30] <croSmiley> unop: k sorry, problem is that wrapper still doesn't work. ~/bin is at the beginning of PATH, wrapper runs fine when called directly but when entering just its name starts the original app...
[01:30] <scifiguy951> in nmap??
[01:30] <unop> croSmiley, what does this give you?  which opera
[01:31] <scifiguy951>  -iL <inputfilename>: Input from list of hosts/networks
[01:31] <scifiguy951>   -iR <num hosts>: Choose random targets
[01:31] <scifiguy951> ???
[01:31] <croSmiley> unop: i want: opera -notrayicon -nomail instead of: opera
[01:31]  * Debolaz just bought vmware license for his ubuntu. :o
[01:31] <unop> croSmiley, what does this give you?  which opera
[01:32] <croSmiley> unop: sorry i don't understand your question? or questions?
[01:32] <unop> croSmiley, type this command out.   which opera
[01:32] <unop> croSmiley, or better.  type -a opera
[01:32] <croSmiley> unop: which opera: /home/dkomlen/bin/opera
[01:32] <unop> type being the command
[01:33] <Justi1> !drugs | croSmiley
[01:33] <croSmiley> unop: type -a opera: opera is /usr/bin/opera
[01:33] <alistair> help; when browsing where are hard drives shown in directory structure eg I have the local browser of Notecase but cant find HD in it
[01:33] <unop> croSmiley, probably something wrong with your script then .. let's have a look at it
[01:34] <unop> Justi1, that's not appropriate here .. please refrain
[01:34] <xomp> so nobody can tell me where log files for booting problems lie at in this OS? :(
[01:34] <croSmiley> unop: i'm scared:) i just wrote: opera -notrayicon -nomail, and thats it :/
[01:34] <rw> Question. I recently removed my wep key from my wireless connection because I couldn't get it to work with one. Now I see in my router that a guy is leeching. What can I do to get more info on him? I don't want to kick him yet. I want to find out more.
[01:35] <croSmiley> unop: i know there goes some line like #!/bin/bash or something but can't remember...
[01:35] <rw> Like, what is he watching, what OS is he runining, ...
[01:35] <unop> croSmiley, try making that.  /usr/bin/opera -notrayicon -nomail
[01:35] <[gquit]bombadil_> rw: you can use netsnort or similar tools to find out what he's doing
[01:36] <alistair> Under media?
[01:36] <rw> I'll google that, thanks
[01:36] <reportingsjr> Not sure if this is the right place, but does anyone know of any games that work well with xinema? (and the nvidia drivers =\ )
[01:36] <unop> croSmiley, well you could use the shebang .. but it's not really necessary. infact it won't hurt to have it
[01:36] <[gquit]bombadil_> rw: you can also query his ip address for a lot of info, windows likes to say a lot by default
[01:36] <unop> croSmiley, and that's right.  #!/bin/bash
[01:37] <rw> how would I do that?
[01:37] <rw> I see he is connected to 192.168.1.6
[01:37] <[gquit]bombadil_> rw: its a WMI command, i'm not sure how you can issue them under linux. i normally just use netscan.exe on windows
[01:37] <xomp> SELECT * FROM ipaddress :P
[01:37] <Lunks[work\> I'm getting 'error while reading block at sector 1444310' when trying to copy an ext3 partition, even if I checked for badblocks using fsck. What to do to ensure I can 'skip' the corrupted block?
[01:37] <croSmiley> unop: still nothing :(
[01:38] <croSmiley> script: #!/bin/bash
[01:38] <croSmiley> /usr/bin/opera -notrayicon -nomail
[01:38] <mynyml> i'm having a pretty hard time getting skype to work - anyone understands sound issues?
[01:38] <Lunks[work\> Or is there a better way to do this?
[01:38] <Zenanon> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[01:38] <unop> croSmiley,  add this line to the script.  set -x
[01:38] <unop> croSmiley, and try again.
[01:39] <Justi1> unop: Please be helpful in this chatroom, Thank you.
[01:39] <croSmiley> unop: hmm, didnt work also. but i restarted bash and works fine :)
[01:39] <unop> croSmiley, actually make sure that line goes before your command.
[01:39] <xomp> ok, I'm assuming that kernel panics are outside the comfort zone of anyone that is active here. I'll waste my time another night heh it will be going on 2 weeks that I've received no help! xD
[01:39] <unop> croSmiley, heh
[01:39] <xomp> cheers
[01:40] <unop> Justi1, I am being helpful.
[01:40] <Justi1> !botabuse > unop
[01:40] <unop> Justi1, stop it please.
[01:40] <zcat[1]> !botsnack
[01:40] <zcat[1]> sorry...
[01:40] <cak054> ok what happens here?
[01:41] <Justi1> unop: you will listen to me.
[01:41] <dr_willis> !ubuntu | cak054
[01:41] <reportingsjr> Not sure if this is the right place, but does anyone know of any games that work well with xinema? (and the nvidia drivers =\ )
[01:41] <dr_willis> cak054,  we do Ubuntu Support chat. :)
[01:41] <dr_willis> reportingsjr,  normally with the nvidia drivers i disable xinerama - and use 'twinview' instead. then i rarely have any issues with games or other programs
[01:41] <cak054> ok wonderfull
[01:42] <cak054> can i just hang out and read?
[01:42] <dr_willis> cak054,  hang out all ya want.
[01:42] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, ok, but I wanted some games I could play with like a semi-circle display.
[01:42] <zcat[1]> dr_willis: fullscreen games being stuck halfwa between two screens isn't an issue?
[01:42] <[gquit]bombadil_> i'm having trouble with my NTFS partition, i can add and subtract files just fine, but i can't modify existing files
[01:42] <Strife89> unop: Unfortunately those commands didn't seem to fix the issue either.
[01:42] <cak054> thanks dr willis
[01:42] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, but how do you disable xinerama? Is it a pain to set it all up?
[01:42] <dr_willis> reportingsjr,  the quake based games i recall let you set the Field of Vision.
[01:42] <Strife89> unop: Can I just PM you the photos?
[01:42] <unop> Strife89, sure
[01:43] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, hmm, don't know if I want to pay though :p
[01:43] <dr_willis> reportingsjr,  xinerama 'no'   twinview 'yes' i recalll...
[01:43] <dr_willis> brb
[01:43] <codyzapp> any idea of a program that has the ability to turn a collection of say 10 photos in a folder into a animated picture?
[01:43] <zcat[1]> codyzapp: I think gimp can
[01:43] <Lunks[work\> If I copy a whole file system, will it work fine?
[01:43] <codyzapp> yeah it can but it will take forever.
[01:43] <Justi1> !love | unop
[01:43] <Franchy> gimp can
[01:43] <Franchy> but I don't know how to do it myself
[01:43] <dr_willis> reportingsjr,  theres proberly a dozen games based on the QUake3 engine.
[01:43] <codyzapp> zcat[1], wanted something more quicker.. because i have about 30 sets of 10 pics to convert
[01:44] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, true
[01:44] <zcat[1]> ffmpeg will convert folders of jpegs into mpeg
[01:44] <codyzapp> i need gif not mpeg tho
[01:44] <unop> Justi1, please stop.
[01:44] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, I think I have a couple of those, but do you have any favorites?
[01:44] <dr_willis> zcat[1],  with twinview - the sticking btween screens is only an issue for me for a few STUPID programs..   and some java apps.
[01:44] <zcat[1]> not sure if it can do animated gif instead if that's what you're after
[01:44] <dr_willis> reportingsjr,  not erally.
[01:44] <dr_willis> well i gotta go.. bbl
[01:44] <Justi1> !hate | unop
[01:44] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, ok, well thanks!
[01:44] <unop> !ops | Justi1 - being a nuisance
[01:44] <[gquit]bombadil_> i figured it out, ntfs3g can't modify compressed files
[01:45] <codyzapp> thanks anyways zcat[1] :)
[01:45] <dasdajs> is it possible to see the value of timer frequency in ubuntu?
[01:45] <WastePotato> Hey guys
[01:45] <zcat[1]> wonder if there's a pnmtogif util...
[01:45] <num1> unop: you can't call the ops for "just being a neisance"... there has to be a genuine reason
[01:46] <zcat[1]> nope... none found
[01:46] <zcat[1]> !ignore | unop
[01:46] <jessica> :)
[01:46] <Justi1> !ignore | unop
[01:46] <WastePotato> ubottu is a bot
[01:46] <kartoffelmensch> anyone playing warcraft 3 under wine here? :f
[01:46] <zcat[1]> Oh hang on.. you probably don't want to ifnore the bot tho
[01:46] <Aeron_wwap> for whatever reason Open Office Spreadsheet started crashing on me today.  And, now i can't print.  When I try to the OO just sort of freezes up.  I can only force the program to quit.  When I restart the program it says the file (that I had opened before) is able to be recovered, then i'm back to square A again.  what can i check?
[01:46] <Justi1> twow life is much better ignoring unop
[01:46] <Strife89> !time
[01:46] <bah> It is now Monday September 01 2008 08:46:47 PM UTC-4 (EDT). (24 hour time is 20:46:47). 1220316407 seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1970. (Not counting leap seconds.)
[01:46] <jessica> ops ban in here 2 much
[01:46] <Justi1> !openoffice | Aeron_wwap
[01:47] <Cpudan80> Justi1: pm the bot with your commands please
[01:47] <cak054> !irssi
[01:47] <Cpudan80> Guys
[01:47] <Cpudan80> Enough with the bot
[01:47] <Strife89> unop: I took six photos and took notes to boot.
[01:47] <curt> lol, new toy
[01:47] <jessica> hehe
[01:47] <jessica> the bot rules
[01:47] <jessica> !jfgi
[01:47] <jessica> haha
[01:47] <unop> num1, there was a valid reason for me calling the ops .. scroll up to see why.
[01:47] <FloodBot1> jessica: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:48] <Aeron_wwap> Justi1, is that an irc server?
[01:48] <zcat[1]> Justi1: that didn't really answer the question, did it?
[01:48] <Strife89> unop: Here's pic 1. http://picpaste.com/IMGP4653.JPG
[01:48] <ddmdllt> hi does anyone knows the better things to do debug a buggy sound?
[01:48] <jessica> aww what the hell your not allowd to say jfgi
[01:48] <croSmiley> unop: ok so that 1 line is enough but needs /usr/bin in front since with just opera its stuck in a loop. but path resets each time i run new terminal....
[01:48] <ddmdllt> (have an eee 901 but didn't found anything relevant by googling)
[01:48] <zcat[1]> !jfgi | jessica
[01:48] <jessica> i know
[01:48] <Justi1> Aeron_wwap: it's a channel join it by doing /J #<channel name>
[01:48] <neo__> hello every one
[01:48] <jessica> i saw it
[01:48] <WastePotato> What DOES jfgi mean?
[01:48] <Cpudan80> WastePotato: Just * google it
[01:49] <jessica> www.justfuckinggoogleit.com
[01:49] <jessica> :)
[01:49] <unop> croSmiley, are you sure you have PATH exported in ~/.profile ?
[01:49] <FloodBot1> jessica: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:49] <neo__> i need some help with xine-lib 1.1.15
[01:49] <Jaredu> IRC is for help, quit being assholes.
[01:49] <WastePotato> Oh :)
[01:49] <Strife89> unop: Pic 2. This photo is just to show you the kernels I have available. http://picpaste.com/IMGP4655.JPG
[01:49] <jessica> shut up u stupid bot
[01:49] <WastePotato> xD
[01:49] <Aeron_wwap> Justi1, thank you
[01:49] <jessica> load of rubish
[01:49] <ih2oi> For some reason programs that would minimize to the top system tray panel now minimize to the bottom...
[01:49] <croSmiley> unop: just checking, its there but also i found this: # set PATH so it includes user's private bin if it exists
[01:49] <croSmiley> if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
[01:49] <croSmiley>     PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
[01:49] <croSmiley> fi
[01:49] <FloodBot1> croSmiley: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:49] <Denise> hey it is anarchy here
[01:50] <unop> Strife89, hmm, out of curiosity, have you tried other kernels .. do they exhibit the same problem?
[01:50] <Cpudan80> ih2oi: You can move that panel item back up top if you want
[01:50] <num1> unop: there wasn't a valid reason "Only use this is emergencies" kinda means don't call the ops when you can just ignore the guy
[01:50] <zcat[1]> ih2oi: you've moved the thingy from one panel to the other
[01:50] <num1> !language | jessica
[01:50] <Justi1> !ignore | unop
[01:50] <neo__> i'm getting an error
[01:50] <unop> num1, that doesn't stop ubottu from sending me messages he wants redirected .. anyway, this is offtopic
[01:50] <neo__> checking for FFMPEG... yes
[01:50] <croSmiley> unop: so it should work without that last line i added recently
[01:50] <neo__> checking for FFMPEG_POSTPROC... configure: error: Package requirements (libpostproc) were not met:
[01:50] <neo__> No package 'libpostproc' found
[01:50] <neo__> Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you
[01:50] <neo__> installed software in a non-standard prefix.
[01:50] <FloodBot1> neo__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:50] <neo__> Alternatively, you may set the environment variables FFMPEG_POSTPROC_CFLAGS
[01:50] <ih2oi> Well, it's the pidgin buddy list box that would normally minimize to the top as a small logo instead of to the bottom.
[01:50] <Strife89> unop: Pic 3. Once again I found myself staring at this message. It took a minute and a half. http://picpaste.com/IMGP4657.JPG
[01:50] <num1> Justi1: that also means you should shutup
[01:51] <zcat[1]> noisy channel today!
[01:51] <neo__> anyone over here have any idea about my problem????????????/
[01:51] <unop> Strife89, i am really out of ideas .. sorry, i've given it my all .. if  e2fsck -f -n /dev/sda2  still reports you have problems, you should file a !bug report
[01:51] <Justi1> shutup for what?
[01:51] <ih2oi> Oh, I tried to use SimDock at one point but it didn't work.  Just gave me an error.  That would have been after the last time I tried to use pidgin.
[01:52] <Justi1> !topic | num1
[01:52] <Strife89> unop: (mutters about Pidgin not scrolling) Well, I've had this problem before I upgraded kernels......
[01:52] <jessica> !ops
[01:52] <moncojhr> i cant drag and drop to quod libet!?? how do i fix this
[01:52] <Cpudan80> jessica: stop with the bot please
[01:52] <unop> finally!!
[01:53] <dasdajs> jessica what's the problem?
[01:53] <WastePotato> .
[01:53] <Cpudan80> dasdajs: people like to play with shiny bots - that's the problem :-)
[01:53] <croSmiley> unop: maybe .profile doesn't start at all? what if i put that in .bashrc, i know it runs every time since it loads aliases...
[01:53] <Strife89> unop: (after muttering about Pidgin also being buggy today.....) Oh, well. Thank you for all the help you've given. :)
[01:54] <unop> Strife89, you're welcome!
[01:54] <dasdajs> Cpudan80 ah okay.. too much leisure
[01:54] <moncojhr> does quod libet work with drag and drop?
[01:54] <zcat[1]> just wondering if you do ops in a private msg to the bot does it still summon the ops?
[01:54] <Cpudan80> zcat[1]: no
[01:54] <unop> croSmiley, you could try that.. it's probably bound to work
[01:54] <zcat[1]> just curious
[01:54] <neo__> does anyone have any solution to my problem????????????
[01:54] <Strife89> zcat[1]: Please don't try it.....
[01:54] <Cpudan80> hrm let's see
[01:54] <neo__> checking for FFMPEG... yes
[01:54] <neo__> checking for FFMPEG_POSTPROC... configure: error: Package requirements (libpostproc) were not met:
[01:54] <neo__> No package 'libpostproc' found
[01:54] <neo__> Consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if you
[01:54] <neo__> installed software in a non-standard prefix.
[01:54] <FloodBot1> neo__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:54] <dasdajs> nice
[01:54] <zcat[1]> !pastebin | neo
[01:54] <FloodBot1> jessica: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:54] <zcat[1]> Oops, sorry, bot already said that
[01:55] <Cpudan80> zcat[1]: No it doesn't work
[01:55] <unop> neo__, that's the second time you've done it .. :/
[01:55] <Cpudan80> neo__: use pastebin
[01:55] <Strife89> Bookmark it.
[01:55] <unop> neo__, what package are you trying to build?
[01:55] <dasdajs> argh... isn't it possible to change timer frequency without recompiling the kernel? :S
[01:55] <zcat[1]> sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:55] <zcat[1]> then make | pastebinit
[01:56] <neo__> xine-lib 1.1.15
[01:56] <jrib> zcat[1]: stderr probably won't get caught that way though
[01:56] <unop> zcat[1], that wouldn't redirect STDERR
[01:56] <neo__> interesting fact is that i've already installed libpostproc
[01:56] <scort> bye thanks for all the help (not)
[01:56] <tenbytes> are .bin files supposed to be extracted?
[01:56] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[01:57] <zcat[1]>  make 2>&1 | pastebinit  ought to work
[01:57] <Strife89> zcat[1]: Pastebin has an app?
[01:57] <zcat[1]> !info pastebinit
[01:57] <dasdajs> wtf ubuntu on a ps3? :S
[01:57] <unop> tenbytes, not usually -- try executing them
[01:57] <dasdajs> tenbytes yes
[01:57] <dasdajs> tenbytes is it hldsupdatetool.bin?
[01:57] <unop> dasdajs, no, not always
[01:57] <zcat[1]> dasdajs: how else do you make a supercomputer? A cluster of ps3's has awesome computing power!
[01:58] <dasdajs> zcat[1], haha n1 :)
[01:58] <croSmiley> unop: hmm, this works on tty1(Ctrl+Alt+F1) but not in terminal...
[01:58] <dasdajs> unop, okay
[01:58] <neo__> 'unop' what problem you think i'm having?????????//
[01:58] <unop> croSmiley, did you restart your terminal?
[01:58] <croSmiley> unop: yeah i start new one each time
[01:59] <croSmiley> unop: this is what's interesting: # ~/.profile: executed by the command interpreter for login shells.
[01:59] <moncojhr> is it possible to drag and drop to quod libet ?
[01:59] <croSmiley> unop: whats login shell? i dont think terminal is..
[02:00] <unop> neo__, how about libpostproc-dev ?
[02:00] <RyanPrior> I have 2 xorg processes, each taking up >100MB of RAM. WTF?
[02:00] <neo__> unop thats already installed
[02:01] <croSmiley> unop: anyway i will stick with .bashrc for now...
[02:01] <unop> neo__, verify that it is indeed installed.   dpkg -l 'libpostproc-dev'
[02:01] <unop> croSmiley, did you log out and log back in?
[02:01] <croSmiley> unop: hehe # ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.
[02:02] <croSmiley> unop: nope, i didnt. yeah that must be it
[02:02] <Strife89> !logs
[02:02] <unop> croSmiley, if you login .. ~/.profile is sourced and all your apps are aware of this env. var
[02:02] <CodeWar> Is there a command I can issue that will open a folder in a window something like start . from windows
[02:02] <unop> CodeWar, nautilus .
[02:03] <CodeWar> unop,  you rock! tnx
[02:03] <croSmiley> unop: yeah makes sense, thats ok. it would be nice to set it every time i run terminal...
[02:03] <Strife89> My favorite shortcuts have become [Alt]+[F2] (Linux) and [Windows]+[R] (Windows). :)
[02:03] <croSmiley> unop: i mean wouldnt
[02:04] <zcat[1]> Strife89: me too.. I often alt-f2 stuff because it's faster that navigating through the menus..
[02:04] <unop> croSmiley, errm, log out and log back in .. open up a terminal and check $PATH .. you'll see it set, because the terminal inherits the var. from it's parent which inherits it from gnome-session which sources ~/.profile
[02:05] <jrib> Strife89, zcat[1]: no deskbar love?
[02:05] <Strife89> jrib: I still use the deskbar.
[02:05] <zcat[1]> yeah, only for the stuff I use most though
[02:06] <croSmiley> unop: great, i go log out... i sure learned a lot just by wanting to set Alt+F2 alias :) hehe
[02:06] <Strife89> jrib: Mainly for launching Firefox, Pidgin, Evolution, and the good 'ol Terminal.
[02:06] <WastePotato> ack
[02:06] <CodeWar> Is there a way I can start applications from the shell using the associated applications. for example somescript a.pdf will open pdf files with acrobat
[02:06] <WastePotato> Back*
[02:06] <meoblast001> my friend just installed ubuntu and is getting "Enter help for a list of commands"... what should he do?
[02:06] <jrib> CodeWar: gnome-open
[02:06] <meoblast001> where is he at?
[02:07] <kartoffelmensch> what is HAL doing ?
[02:07] <unop> CodeWar, xdg-open file.pdf
[02:07] <Gather> is it just me or is the display settings moved in the latest ubuntu?
[02:07] <Strife89> ﻿﻿SOT (slightly off topic): In Windows, rename a shortcut to something short and memorable (like "firefox"). Move or copy the shortcut to "C:\Windows\System32". Now, if you type the name of the shortcut in the Run box, it'll load the shortcut's target.
[02:07]  * chrometiger using 8.04,  im adding a panel, and check  expand but my panel takes up the whole width of the desktop,  how can i correct this ??
[02:07] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: sounds like busybox.. aka install is fubar.. try installing again perhaps?
[02:07] <meoblast001> please help before my friend hates ubuntu
[02:07] <WastePotato> D:
[02:07] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: i guess he'll now hate ubuntu.. he'll probably decide to stick with windows now
[02:08] <Strife89> So, if I wanted to load Firefox now, I use [Windows]+[R], "firefox". Presto. :)
[02:08] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: happens..
[02:08] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: he used wubi
[02:09] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: hmmm.. have only used wubi once, it worked ok for me.. but I've heard horror stories. I assume he can still boot windows and uninstall it?
[02:09] <unop> Strife89, or just add the location of the shortcut to %PATH%
[02:09] <WastePotato> Ubuntu isn't for the faint of heart. The terminal can can be daunting to a new user, and requires Patience and mental strength-osity.
[02:09] <WastePotato> xD
[02:09] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: i hope
[02:09] <chrometiger> im using 8.04,  im adding a panel, and check  expand but my panel takes up the whole width of the desktop,  how can i correct this ??
[02:10] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: he's angry
[02:10] <Strife89> unop: Not sure what you mean by that.....
[02:10] <WastePotato> What exactly is the problem?
[02:10] <unop> Strife89, http://www.java.com/en/download/help/path.xml
[02:10] <croSmiley> unop: path works fine, script runs fine, now i just need to fix new problem that is when i start opera it doesn't have no title bar at all and is above gnome-panel... hehe
[02:11] <Dark_Psyche> Can wubi be used to run ubuntu long term or short term?
[02:11] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: does the live cd boot ok on his machine? I'd have tested that before doing anything else...
[02:11] <ddmdllt> please forget my useless question... Verified a lot of things, restarted sound system, etc... but one of the channel of alsa mixer was mute...
[02:11] <scribawf> !2700
[02:11] <RyanPrior> I have 2 xorg processes, each taking up >100MB of RAM. What should I do?
[02:11] <unop> croSmiley, errm, i don't use gnome .. but try  ALT+SPACE to get to the window menu . you can then maximise the window
[02:12] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: he doesnt have a live cd
[02:12] <Strife89> unop: Oh, I see. That might serve useful for me...... :)
[02:12] <Strife89> unop: Thanks again, by the way.
[02:12] <ianliu_88> How can I read the USB Port for data? Is it possible to read it as a Serial Port?
[02:12] <rw> I'm going to have to post here again. I  need to know what a computer is downloading (http, torrent, ...) on my local network. How can I do that?
[02:12] <unop> Strife89, yw again .. :(
[02:12] <unop> Strife89, errm :)
[02:12] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: does the live cd have an easy install mode for installing along side windows? cuz he would never want to repartition
[02:13] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: Oh. well I'm sure he'll be able to boot into windows and add/remove uninstall ubuntu. and he might have better luck playing with the live cd
[02:13] <WastePotato> Wubi sucks, apparently.
[02:13] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: he'll probably not want to use ubuntu at all now
[02:13] <unop> meoblast001, i believe wubi is available on the live CD
[02:13] <Grenyaris> is there a way to restrict user's abilities in Ubuntu, like prevent them from using the web?
[02:13] <meoblast001> WastePotato: it does
[02:13] <meoblast001> unop: wubi will probably brick his pc
[02:13] <Grenyaris> Something like "parental controls"?
[02:13] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: the live cd can do wubi as well, but if it didn't work this time it probably still won't work
[02:13] <ross`> hey i got a movie on an .iso
[02:13] <ross`> its a dvd
[02:13] <meoblast001> i dont want wubi
[02:13] <ross`> how do i play it with mplayer
[02:13] <grizlo42> hi i am making a website that uses php and javascript
[02:13] <ross`> can someone tell me
[02:14] <FloodBot1> ross`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:14] <unop> meoblast001, if you want linux (ubuntu) to run alongside windows -- have a look at andlinux
[02:14] <unop> meoblast001, how would wubi brick his PC? (noting that brick is a loose term)
[02:14] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: im talking about when you get to the partitioning stage, to have an option to install while retaining windows without all the manual partitioning
[02:14] <grizlo42> i want a editor that can highlight both of these on the same document and is smart about indents
[02:14] <meoblast001> unop: it deleted HAL.dll on my system back when i had windows
[02:14] <grizlo42> any ideas?
[02:15] <ross`> meoblast001: just do manual partitioning
[02:15] <ross`> create your etc3 partition with mount point /
[02:15] <ross`> and create a swap partition
[02:15] <ross`> then thats it
[02:15] <meoblast001> ross`: how is my friend going to know how to do that.. he grew up with winxp
[02:15] <SixfortyNine> hey guys...i used the livecd to recover a hddrive... I used fdisk -l but didn't get anything
[02:15] <WastePotato> 2gb
[02:15] <meoblast001> ross`: well.. windows
[02:15] <unop> grizlo42, i believe gedit can do this .. gvim surely can
[02:15] <zcat[1]> meoblast001: yeah, the installer will autoresize windows but I wouldn't entirely trust it.. some OEM installs do 'weird shit' with the disks that confuses the installer and then things can go really wrong.
[02:16] <unop> meoblast001, hmm, lots of people use wubi now and don't have complaints about it -- yours could have been an edge-case
[02:16] <Syco54645_AAO> is there a way to stop from having to type in my pw when my wifi comes on?  it keeps needing access to the locked keyring
[02:16] <grizlo42> no gedit only supports one highlighting at a time and it doesn't seem to know indents either
[02:16] <Gather> i cant get ubuntu to use both my lcdscreen and laptop display as displays for the desktop.. i want the desktop to continue from the lcd onto the laptop display
[02:16] <zcat[1]> Syco54645_AAO: delete that keyring and make a new one.. don't enter a password, and confirm you really do want a keyring with no password whn it asks
[02:17] <Syco54645_AAO> zcat[1]: where do i delete the keyring at?
[02:17] <unop> grizlo42, gvim or xemacs (front-ends to vim and emacs respectively) do this .. you could check them out .. there's also bluefish which is dedicated to just html/css (not sure about php)
[02:18] <meoblast001> zcat[1]: does it present this option in a nice easy to understand way.... remember this is a windows user that is going to be using this
[02:18] <zcat[1]> Syco54645_AAO: obvious caveat; you will then have a keyring with no password and anybody could read it ;) system > preferences > encryption and keyrings
[02:18] <SixfortyNine> if fdisk shows nothing, does that mean the drive is broken
[02:18] <unop> SixfortyNine, depends on how you use fdisk exactly
[02:18] <Syco54645_AAO> zcat[1]: yeah, that is fine.  thanks
[02:18] <SixfortyNine> fdisk 0l
[02:18] <SixfortyNine> -l
[02:19] <grizlo42> i am looking into gvim right now
[02:19] <zcat[1]> Syco54645_AAO: I had to file a bug report. damn gnome developers implimented it with no option for passwordless keyrings...
[02:19] <ross`> can someone tell me how i can watch this dvd
[02:19] <zcat[1]> .. but they added the option later.
[02:19] <ross`> =/
[02:20] <avarice> #to watch dvds you have to install extra stuff
[02:20] <zcat[1]> !dvd | ross`
[02:20] <DiffyQ> Hey, I screwed something up in xorg.conf trying to set up an external monitor on my laptop while following instructions on the Web. Now it only displays on the external monitor at 800x600.
[02:20] <avarice> i can personally vouch for libdvdcss2 it worked great with everything
[02:21] <ross`> libdvd is already newest version
[02:21] <ross`> how do i play the dvd tho
[02:21] <ross`> with say mplayer
[02:21] <DiffyQ> I have a Dell XPS M1330 with a GeForce 8400M GS
[02:21] <tenbytes> hmm can gtkpod put audio from a cd into an ipod
[02:21] <avarice> try vlc
[02:21] <ross`> DISPLAY=:0 mplayer -fs /media/cd1/
[02:21] <ross`> or what
[02:21] <cak054> quit
[02:21] <ross`> how do i do it
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> ross`: libdvdcss
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> not libdvd
[02:21] <zcat[1]> ross`: for almost all movie dvds ou need libdvdcss2 .. the movies are encrypted
[02:22] <ross`> i have that
[02:22] <ross`> file
[02:22] <ross`> ><
[02:22] <zcat[1]> libdvdcss2 is NOT the same thing as libdvdread
[02:22] <ross`> look
[02:22] <ross`> i have all those
[02:22] <ross`> >
[02:22] <ross`> i just need to know what to run w/ mplayer
[02:22] <arrrghhh> ok i just made a huge mistake and rm -r'd something that i evidently wasn't supposed to.  i thought i umounted the bind mount, but evidently i didn't and the info is gone.  it's on an ntfs file system, i should be able to save it correct?
[02:22] <avarice> read this http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/04/libdvdcss2-and-w32codecs-for-ubuntu/
[02:22] <ross`> its not letting me load the vob files
[02:22] <SixfortyNine> DiffyQ replace xorg.conf with the previous version
[02:23] <DiffyQ> How can I find the previous version?
[02:23] <avarice> and if all else fails try vlc media player
[02:23] <ross`> ...
[02:23] <DiffyQ> I didn't back it up because I'm stupid.
[02:23] <ant2ne> aeeeeghhh your statement was kind of vague
[02:23] <kitche> ross`: if your trying to play a dvd just do dvd:\\ to play
[02:23] <zcat[1]> ross`: ok, you should be able to put a disk in and have it autoplay, or play when you doubleclick the disk in nautilus..
[02:24] <SixfortyNine> DiffyQ : should be at /etc/X11
[02:24] <zcat[1]> ross`: personally I'd install vlc, it does a much btter job handling the dvd menus
[02:24] <Dark_Psyche> http://www.ubuntuhq.com/content/new-security-hole-vlc-video-player
[02:24] <DiffyQ> Oh, gedit saved it.
[02:24] <avarice> ross': vlc is best
[02:24] <DiffyQ> One second.
[02:25] <zcat[1]> ross`: and also some 'copy controlled' dvds just don't play well because they deliberately screwed up the disk to not work on computers, only in 'real dvd players'
[02:25] <ross`> well
[02:25] <ross`> i made an iso of this movie
[02:25] <ross`> on dvd
[02:25] <DiffyQ> How do I restart X again?
[02:25] <ross`> so i have the iso image of it
[02:25] <FloodBot1> ross`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:25] <avarice> ross': are you mounting the iso?
[02:25] <kraypius> hello.. I am needing a dependency called perl-CPAN but do not see in Repository
[02:25]  * Debolaz ponders if he's brave enough to try reflashing his iphone inside vmware.
[02:26] <ross`> yes im mounting the iso
[02:26] <ross`> i have it mounted at /media/cd1
[02:26] <avarice> ross': does mplayer give an error?
[02:26] <zcat[1]> the funny thing is 'copy protection' has never prevented anyone from copying DVD's .. you can make bit-perfect copies and of course they play just fine. It only stops people from being able to play the disk how they want
[02:26] <Debolaz> ross`,: VLC is able to play the ISO file directly.
[02:26] <ross`> Debolaz: ok
[02:26] <ross`> ty
[02:26] <SixfortyNine> I'm using gparted but it's saying there are no devices detected...I suspect the HD is borked
[02:27] <CodeWar> With compiz running are all windows / desktops / blits done using the GPU or is there also some cpu copy operations involved
[02:27] <dasdajs> if I want to compile my own kernel in ubuntu, is it best to do it the "git" way?
[02:27] <zcat[1]> CodeWar: Most of it is donw on the GPU afaik
[02:28]  * Debolaz had to disable compiz, ran out of video memory.
[02:28] <zcat[1]> CodeWar: some plugins use lots of cpu though, like the water one..
[02:29] <jrwr> Issue: Having some major sound issues ATM, Skype hates to share the /dev/dsp trying to force ALSA on it, so far ive locked /dev/dsp i think how do i unlock it or even see what is using it... AMD64 8.04
[02:29] <ross`> ok ty
[02:29] <ross`> vlc works 100%
[02:29] <bullgard4> What does comprise the project 'Evolution-sharp'? http://build.gnome.org/evolution-sharp/
[02:30]  * jrwr wonders to one self.. why dont more people use SDL for stuff....
[02:30] <rockwellgump> is there a channel for help with  Maple?
[02:30] <reportingsjr> dr_willis, still there?
[02:31] <strategy> Anyone have a bit of free time want to help me with my crazy problem with graphics drivers? My info is at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=907797
[02:31] <WastePotato> =-O
[02:32] <avuton> How can I run a vanilla kernel on ubuntu?
[02:32] <danbhfive> strategy: are you using the onboard video?
[02:32] <gregbrady> Anyone have experience installing/enabling the restricted ATI drivers?  I've tried the instructions on the Ubuntu website with no luck.
[02:32] <ben> #requiem @ fansub-irc.org
[02:32] <strategy> danbhfive, sorry, i'm not quite sure. i got my comp quite a while ago
[02:32] <neurobuntu> Are there any calendering programs in the repos besides Lightning and Evolution?
[02:32] <Aeron_wwap> what file name do i use for Open Office Spreadsheet to remove it with apt?  It keeps crashing on me.  i ran "which openoffice" and it told me where it was.  i tried "sudo apt-get remove openoffice" and it said it couldn't find the file :/
[02:33] <danbhfive> avuton: the default is a vanilla kernel
[02:33] <WastePotato> Vanilla is nice.
[02:33] <WastePotato> :P
[02:33] <ben> #requiem @ fansub-irc.org
[02:33] <CapaH> I have a bit of an emergency... I accidentally (wrong syntax in an SCP) managed to over-write a variety of important BIN files -- like ls, rm, mkdir, etc :) ---- I am hoping there is a fairly painless way to --- restore this? I fear that if I reboot/turn off the computer --- I will not be in good shape :)
[02:33] <avuton> danbhfive: you're saying there's no ubuntu patches in the ubuntu kernel?
[02:33] <danbhfive> avuton: oh, i bet there are
[02:34] <vassler> hello, does anyone know the BEST graphical programming tool to create simple applications of your own desighn?
[02:34] <jrwr> How do i look what programs are using a file
[02:34] <CapaH> Anyone? How can I restore rm/ls/etc --- fairly painlessly ?
[02:34] <jrwr> ive got a locked file and need to find out what is using it
[02:34] <danbhfive> vassler: maybe glade is what you are looking for
[02:35] <jrwr> CapaH: install BusyBox
[02:35] <Dark_Psyche> How do I install the new version of Pidgin?
[02:35] <vassler> danbhfive: thank you.
[02:35] <unop> jrwr, fuser or lsof
[02:36] <arquebus> vassler- python is very good to start out with
[02:36] <unop> CapaH, reinstall coreutils
[02:36] <CapaH> coreutils -- gotcha
[02:36] <rockwellgump> is there a channel for help with Maple?
[02:36] <jerrold> im looking for a way for the login/welcome screen to appear after inactivity - say 5mins then screensaver, 10mins login screen - kind of like the lock screen but the full out login/welcome
[02:36] <CapaH> unop: apt-get reinstall coreutils
[02:36] <neurobuntu> Are there any good replacements for Evolution Calendar or Lighting (thunderbird extension)
[02:37] <unop> CapaH, make that aptitude instead
[02:37] <unop> CapaH, or  apt-get install --reinstall coreutils
[02:37] <DiffyQ> Hi. I'm having a lot of trouble getting an external monitor set up on my laptop.
[02:37] <legend2440> Aeron_wwap:   openoffice.org-calc              is the   OpenOffice.org office suite - spreadsheet package
[02:37] <DiffyQ> When I boot, I get a message saying that Ubuntu is running in "low graphics mode."
[02:37] <jrwr> what pkg is aoss stilling under, im trying to get a older program to be forced into using ALSA, (it likes to only use /dev/dsp)
[02:37] <RyanPrior> How do I get virtualbox working when the kernel module says it's bustedz?
[02:38] <DiffyQ> What this seems to mean is 800x600 with messed-up fonts.
[02:38] <Aeron_wwap> legend2440, what would be the package name?  i'm not even sure that "apt-get remove" is the correct way to uninstall just so that i can reinstall it
[02:38] <danbhfive> RyanPrior: get it from the website
[02:38] <DiffyQ> I'm using a Dell XPS M1330 with a GeForce 8400M GS.
[02:38] <RyanPrior> danbhfive: Is there a package, or do I have to hack it together myself?
[02:39] <Nutt718> does anyone know of a Linux version of Visio or a program similar?
[02:39] <unop> Aeron_wwap, you trying to remove open office?
[02:39] <unop> Aeron_wwap, or reinstall it even?
[02:39] <Aeron_wwap> unop, yeah.  Open Office Calc keeps crashing on me.  started doing that this morning.  i don't know what to do to determine why it is crashing
[02:39] <CapaH> Unfortunately aptitude reinstall coreutils is not working -- it is crashing because it expects certain functions like rm to work
[02:39] <gregbrady> Maybe the ATI produced driver off their website will work.
[02:40] <pcwick> his father was pointing at you?
[02:40] <DiffyQ> gregbrady: Are you talking to me?
[02:40] <Aeron_wwap> unop, every time i try to print something in Calc a box pops up saying that OO crashed, it then tries to "recover" the file, which is always successful (or so it seems), then the same thing happens again
[02:41] <unop> Aeron_wwap, something like this should do.   sudo aptitude reinstall '~i openoffice.org'
[02:41] <gregbrady> DiffyQ, no, I asked a question earlier.  I was just commenting on my own question.
[02:41] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: have you enabled the restricted driver?.. i see you're using Nvidia
[02:41] <CapaH> http://www.pastebin.ca/1191043 <--- This is what happens when I try to reinstall coreutils -- can anyone help?
[02:41] <DiffyQ> Yes, I
[02:41] <DiffyQ> I'm pretty sure I have.
[02:41] <unop> Aeron_wwap, it might not rectify the problem .. but try it out, see what happens
[02:41] <DiffyQ> Is there a quick way to check?
[02:41] <moosen> good evening all
[02:41] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: system/admin/hardware drivers.. see if nvidia is checked and enabled
[02:41] <strategy> DiffyQ, system->administration->hardware drivers
[02:42] <Aeron_wwap> unop, is there a way to "reinstall" a package with apt, instead of removing it then installing it again?
[02:42] <DiffyQ> Oh, it's unchecked for some reason.
[02:42] <strategy> sadly, my driver doesnt even show up in there XD
[02:42] <strategy> DiffyQ, check it
[02:42] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: ok, well, check it and you'll be signaled to restart
[02:42] <DiffyQ> Huh, wonder how that happened.
[02:42] <DiffyQ> I've done this before.
[02:43] <unop> Aeron_wwap, yea, like i showed you.  sudo aptitude reinstall packageglob
[02:43] <strategy> IndyGunFreak, i have a somewhat similar (i think) problem, do you have a bit of free time?
[02:43] <RyanPrior> Why doesn't Virtualbox update in Ubuntu when the kernel does?
[02:43] <IndyGunFreak> strategy: shoot.
[02:43] <Aeron_wwap> unop, okay, thanks
[02:43] <strategy> IndyGunFreak, i cant get 1024x768 to work. details at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=907797
[02:43] <unop> CapaH, heh .. you've got yourself into quite a mess with your carelessness there .. hold on
[02:43] <strategy> IndyGunFreak, my xorg.conf looks sort of messed up
[02:44] <reportingsjr> anyone here have experience with twinview?
[02:44] <danbhfive> !NTFS-3g
[02:44] <IndyGunFreak> strategy: thats cuz intel sucks.. i don't have a lot of experiencing configuring xorg to get them to look right..
[02:44] <IndyGunFreak> reportingsjr: yes.
[02:44] <strategy> IndyGunFreak, ok :(
[02:45] <Aeron_wwap> unop, i wonder what the actual package name for Open Office Calc is?
[02:45] <Meshezabeel> I have a laptop, where do I go to configure the built-in microphone?
[02:45] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, is there any way I can make it act like two x screens, like xinerama, so that way full screen isn't across all screens?
[02:45] <CapaH> unop: Yes - I know :)
[02:45] <vassler> are there any programs that act like visual basic and uses perl programming language?
[02:45] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, or should I just switch to twinview when I want to play games and such across all screens?
[02:45] <IndyGunFreak> reportingsjr: yes, it should be an option under Nvidia-settings
[02:45] <unop> Aeron_wwap, that command i gave you will reinstall all openoffice packages including calc
[02:45] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, really, I didn't see it? what is it called?
[02:45] <Nutt718> !visio
[02:46] <unop> Aeron_wwap, but incase you want to know .  openoffice.org-calc  or openoffice.org2-calc
[02:46] <IndyGunFreak> reportingsjr: ... im not at my PC, i can't recall exactly
[02:46] <moosen> hooray, ubuntu is a joy; debian's versatility with a modern eye for comfortable design and convenient features
[02:46] <IndyGunFreak> reportingsjr: open nvidia-settings, select a monitor, and click "configure".. i think its under configure
[02:46] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, =\
[02:46] <Meshezabeel> !mic
[02:46] <Meshezabeel> !microphone
[02:46] <gregbrady> Ok, I will try again another time.
[02:46] <legend2440> gregbrady: which ati card?
[02:46] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, only a twinview option, plus two others there
[02:46] <unop> vassler, activestate have some pretty good perl IDEs - komodo for example .. but not entirely free
[02:47] <IndyGunFreak> whast the two options.. disable, and what else?
[02:47] <moosen> I am having one problem on my new installation though: it seems like the whole thing crashes periodically... the screen simply goes black and I have to do a hard reset
[02:47] <bullgard4> What does comprise the project 'Evolution-sharp'? http://build.gnome.org/evolution-sharp/
[02:47] <MightyTweek> Meshezabeel: What is it you're trying to do with the microphone exactly?
[02:47] <vassler> unop: i don't understand?
[02:47] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, and.. separate x screen, but isn't that xinerama?
[02:47] <Aeron_wwap> unop, thank you,i had not seen the command you gave me because the page was moving so fast :D
[02:47] <unop> vassler, ask in #perl
[02:48] <IndyGunFreak> hmm, maybe
[02:48] <navjot> how to connect sony ericssion k850i
[02:48] <vassler> okay.
[02:48] <moosen> could you guys help me troubleshoot this issue? That is, I know the information about what's crashing should be there in my logs, but I don't know where to look.
[02:48] <Nutt718> anyone know a program like visio but for linux (UBUNTU)?
[02:48] <arquebus> vasler, when you say act like VB, do you mean have a gui building workspace? you should check out BoaConstructor for python
[02:48] <dasdajs> isn't there a tool to scan all wireless connection around me?
[02:48] <unop> arquebus, he did say perl
[02:48] <DiffyQ> Okay, I did that and now the monitor doesn't work at all.
[02:48] <arquebus> unop- oops oh yeah
[02:48] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: well thats unusual..
[02:48] <danbhfive> .msg ubottu !swap
[02:48] <DiffyQ> I should add that the built-in display on my laptop is broken and I can barely see it, hence the urgency.
[02:49] <DiffyQ> I booted into Windows.
[02:49] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: broken?
[02:49] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, bah, forget it. Non-fullscreen is probably better, anyways :)
[02:49] <DiffyQ> Yes. I bumped it against a table. Not very hard, but apparently enough.
[02:49] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[02:49] <navjot> can someone help me to connect k850i phone
[02:49] <CapaH> http://www.pastebin.ca/1191043 <--- This is what happens when I try to reinstall coreutils -- can anyone help? I accidentally overwrote my rm/ls/etc with --- well, the same commands from a BSD system via a careless SCP :)
[02:49] <reportingsjr> IndyGunFreak, more adjustable windows!
[02:49] <DiffyQ> The monitor works perfectly in Windows.
[02:49] <lol_udied> Can someone please help me? I have ubuntu Hardy version and I have trouble installing my ati driver. I tried using the restricted drivers manager but it makes it worse. It doesnt load ubuntu.
[02:50] <IndyGunFreak> DiffyQ: no logical explanation on that one.. sorry.
[02:50] <DiffyQ> Now, of course, it will be much harder to make any changes to my settings in Ubuntu.
[02:50] <unop> CapaH, ok.  become root via sudo -i  then type this command out.  cd / && wget -q http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/coreutils/coreutils_6.10-3ubuntu2_i386.deb && dpkg --extract coreutils_6.10-3ubuntu2_i386.deb .
[02:50] <legend2440> Nutt718: http://linuxrevolution.blogspot.com/2007/02/visio-and-another-reason-i-love-linux.html
[02:50] <unop> CapaH, actually copy/paste the command
[02:51] <lol_udied> Any help people?
[02:51] <CapaH> doing unop
[02:51] <CodeWar> what is the trick to attaching a CRT/TV to my laptop. Hitting "DEtect Displays" in Monitor Resolution Settings doesnt seem to work.
[02:51] <Nutt718> legend2440: thanks
[02:51] <ben844> i need some help please, just instaled ubuntu under winXP and now i cant ininstall it :S
[02:51] <unop> CapaH, then exit from the root shell and   sudo aptitude reinstall coreutils
[02:52] <lol_udied> Can someone please help me? I have ubuntu Hardy version and I have trouble installing my ati driver. I tried using the restricted drivers manager but it makes it worse. It doesnt load ubuntu.
[02:52] <navjot> how to connect phone in ubuntu hardy
[02:52] <cobra_the_joker> Hii
[02:52] <cobra_the_joker> i have a problem here
[02:52] <lol_udied> We all do
[02:52] <CapaH> unop: I think I have all my commands back now :)
[02:52] <lol_udied> xD
[02:52] <unop> CapaH, just do that aptitude reinstall command to make sure
[02:52] <cobra_the_joker>  have a free website which supports ftp protocol but I can't connect to it with gFTP software
[02:52] <CapaH> ok
[02:52] <unop> CapaH, as extracting a .deb file like this is not really ideal
[02:53] <CapaH> unop: I also overwrote a few other key dirs like /proc /bin /lots of stuff )
[02:53] <DiffyQ> I can only see anything on the laptop's screen when it's very bright.
[02:53] <danbhfive> lol_udied: what model card do you have?
[02:53] <unop> CapaH, ouccchhh!!
[02:53] <CapaH> In short -- I accidentally copied the root file system of my iphone into my -- root file system :P yeah yeah -- I know, but thats what I did :)
[02:53] <cobra_the_joker> heey
[02:53] <ben844> can any1 help me with WUBI??
[02:53] <cobra_the_joker> some one pls answer mee
[02:54] <unop> CapaH, well, if i were you, i would reinstall all packages
[02:54] <CapaH> unop: I agree --- what is a good way to do that ? :)
[02:54] <unop> CapaH, sudo aptitude reinstall '~i'
[02:54] <ben844> can any1 help me with WUBI??
[02:54] <CapaH> doing - thank you very much for your help unop
[02:54] <CapaH> ./ instead of / in scp --- what a nightmare heh
[02:55] <Aeron_wwap> unop, reinstalling OO didn't resolve anything :/  back to the crashing
[02:55] <cobra_the_joker> heey
[02:55] <danbhfive> lol_udied: try this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[02:55] <cobra_the_joker> any bodythere hearing ne
[02:55] <cobra_the_joker> me *
[02:55] <MarcC__> how can I troubleshoot disappearing panel icons for applications like Skype and Pidgin? I can right-click just fine but the icon is gone.
[02:56] <unop> Aeron_wwap, open up a terminal and invoke calc like this.  oocalc
[02:56] <CapaH> unop: E: I wasn't able to locate file for the linux-headers-2.6.24-19 package. This might mean you need to manually fix this package.
[02:56] <zeus> Is there a way to cascade all the windows?
[02:56] <unop> Aeron_wwap, and then watch the terminal .. it might spit out errors and give an indication to what might be wrong
[02:56] <zcat[1]> !info gifsicle
[02:57] <zcat[1]> somebody asked earlier; gifsicle is the program that will convert a bunch of images into an animated gif
[02:57] <danbhfive> ben42: try this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#Uninstallation
[02:57] <WastePotato> Guys. Imma go now
[02:57] <WastePotato> Bai Bai
[02:57] <WastePotato> :)
[02:57] <lol_udied> danbhfive: doesnt work
[02:57] <Aeron_wwap> unop, i don't know how to get the terminal to spit out what is happening as Open Office Calc is running.  and the crashing is occuring when i do anything with the printing :/
[02:57] <lol_udied> Tried it
[02:57] <zeus> Bye wasted
[02:58] <unop> CapaH, errm. yea,  i've run into this before and the only way it seems to fix it, was to manually download the packages and install them by hand -- a real pain
[02:58] <strategy> Anyone here have experience with (intel) graphics cards, weird 1024x768 errors, etc? I'm kind of screwed atm, i'd really appriciate some help
[02:58] <danbhfive> lol_udied: what doesnt work?
[02:58] <CapaH> fun :)
[02:59] <SixfortyNine> how do you test if you HD is bad
[02:59] <unop> CapaH, well, it could be that your problem is fixed just by reinstalling coreutils -- so, it might be safe to continue working with the system.
[02:59] <unop> Aeron_wwap, you don't have to do anything .. if calc crashes then, it will spit out error messages to the terminal
[02:59] <zeus> Strategy what's wrong?
[02:59] <danbhfive> SixfortyNine: it might be fsck -c
[03:00] <strategy> zeus, everything works well in 800x600 mode, however when i try to move to 1024x768, the screen either scrolls and flickers crazily and rapidly, or it just takes up a tiny portion of the screen
[03:00] <Aeron_wwap> unop it didn't spit anything out to the terminal for me.  i ran the program from the main menu, not by starting it from the terminal.  the only thing in my terminal is what i had there before
[03:00] <strategy> zeus, my conf file & more info @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=907797
[03:00] <SixfortyNine> danbhfive : can you do that with ntfs
[03:00] <atrus> how would I change the size of icons on toolbars in ubuntu? i have a 1920x1200 display that's being viewed from a distance, and the gui is largely unusable. the checkboxes for example are so small that you can't really tell if they're checked or not without getting really close
[03:00] <danbhfive> strategy: I think those should just work.  You may have better luck filing a bug on launchpad.   I talked with someone earlier, claiming similar troubles
[03:01] <navjot> pc suit for ubuntu 64 ???
[03:01] <unop> Aeron_wwap, start it from the terminal .. that way if it does spit out an error you can catch it
[03:01] <strategy> danbhfive, ok..
[03:01] <vkennedy85> ﻿Whenver I open Firefox 3.0 in Ubuntun 8.04 I get an error, "Could not initialize the application's ssecurity component." How do I fix this?
[03:03] <gregbrady> Ok, I tried downloading ATIs video drivers for Linux and the instructions for installation just don't work.
[03:03] <stompr> Greg, try Envy
[03:03] <danbhfive> it looks like ati support sucks on ubuntu
[03:03] <stompr> lemme find the URL on that
[03:03] <gregbrady> danbhfive, yeah, pretty much.
[03:04] <sugi> how do i startup a Guest VM in VirtualBox from the terminal
[03:04] <legend2440> vkennedy85: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5705810
[03:04] <atrus> actually being able to increase gnome/gtk widgets size overall would be better. maybe there's a high-dpi theme or something?
[03:04] <stompr> http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html get envy there
[03:05] <legend2440> gregbrady: these instructions worked for me. try Method 1 first.  i have ati radeon 9600   http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide
[03:06] <Aeron_wwap> unop, oocalc doesn't do anything
[03:06] <rockwellgump> can anyone tell me where i can find a Maple help channel?
[03:06] <Aeron_wwap> unop, when i do "which oocalc" it shows me where it's at, when i run "oocalc" nothing happens
[03:07] <D3RGPS31> On Ubuntu Server, 8.04, where do I place library files for LAMP webserver?
[03:07] <gregbrady> legend2440, which one worked?  Catalyst 8 or Ubuntu?
[03:07] <unop> Aeron_wwap, hmm, nothing at all?
[03:07] <Aeron_wwap> unop, yeap,  nothing
[03:07] <Aeron_wwap> unop, no error messages, nothing
[03:07] <thanhtuan> hi
[03:08] <unop> Aeron_wwap, strange.  check to see if there are any hung instances.  ps aux | grep calc
[03:08] <legend2440> gregbrady: i am using the ubuntu drivers now but i got the ati propritary drivers to work with Method 2
[03:08] <gregbrady> legend2440, Thanks!  I'll try Method 2
[03:08] <thanhtuan> what is your name?
[03:08] <legend2440> gregbrady: good luck
[03:09] <gregbrady> legend2440, yes, I need it apparently.
[03:09] <thanhtuan> hello
[03:09] <legend2440> gregbrady: yes ati drivers can be a pain
[03:09] <stompr> hi, than
[03:10] <thanhtuan> my name is thanhtuan#ubuntu
[03:10] <stkoosh> how do you create a simple server with ubuntu
[03:10] <stkoosh> ?
[03:10] <stkoosh> I have the desktop version involved
[03:10] <stkoosh> ...
[03:10] <gregbrady> legend2440, yeah, I'm reading method 2 and I'm not sure I follow it all.
[03:11] <jgedeon> stkoosh, what kind of server are you looking for?  file/print. web/emai.
[03:11] <zeus> How do I put the "window close" X in windows on the left hand side, again?
[03:11] <legend2440> gregbrady: its mostly cut and paste the commands into the terminal
[03:11] <zeus> er, close window
[03:11] <gregbrady> legend2440, I have 4 more machines with the same card....what a pain.
[03:11] <stkoosh> just to host a website...etc...or ftp
[03:11] <stkoosh> I would prefer a website
[03:12] <gregbrady> legend2440, is it not just easier to use a Linux distro with ATI working by default?
[03:12] <legend2440> gregbrady: if you have any questions  PM me
[03:12] <Aeron_wwap> unop, the reason it would not start in the terminal is that it had crashed earlier and i didn't realize that a 'recovery' window was still open
[03:12] <[Ex0r]> Hello guys, how do I get ubuntu to automatically use my w ireless network connection on-boot up? (Every time I restart, I have to reset my wireless network connection for it to work)
[03:12] <unop> Aeron_wwap, makes sense.
[03:12] <jgedeon> stkoosh, then all you need is apache, mysql, and php (LAMP)
[03:12] <Aeron_wwap> unop, i am pasting the output from starting the program, then will paste output when it crashes/closes, both in pastebin :D
[03:12] <unop> Aeron_wwap, okie
[03:13] <legend2440> gregbrady: which ati card do you have?
[03:13] <navjot> is there no one to help me
[03:13] <stkoosh> so just go to the synaptic package manager and search and install all three?
[03:13] <gregbrady> legend2440, X200 Xpress
[03:13] <jgedeon> navjot, what do you need help with?
[03:13] <jgedeon> stkoosh, that you you can use apt-get
[03:14] <Aeron_wwap> unop, here is the output when starting oocalc in the terminal -> http://pastebin.com/m2e94815
[03:14] <zeus> How do I put the "close window" X in windows on the left hand side, again?
[03:14] <stkoosh> really
[03:14] <stkoosh> just sudo apt-get and type in that name...
[03:14] <stkoosh> php
[03:14] <yuri_> hey guys... im having some odd sound probs. on a fresh and updated install, the sound stops working but the sounds at the login screen are fine. this is the second time i am reinstalling 8.04.1 and this is happening.
[03:14] <stkoosh> mysql
[03:14] <navjot> jgedeon i want to connect my k850i phone in ubuntu hardy
[03:14] <unop> Aeron_wwap, hmm .. close all instances of calc and try this.  gksu oocalc
[03:14] <[Ex0r]> anyone mind telling me ?
[03:15] <arrrghhh> if i rm -r'd something on an NTFS drive, can i recover it?
[03:15] <unop> Aeron_wwap, let me know if that works
[03:15] <Aeron_wwap> unop, ok
[03:15] <legend2440> gregbrady: what happens if you just enable the ubuntu drivers?
[03:15] <jgedeon> navjot, Sorry can't help with that one.
[03:15] <unop> arrrghhh, not sure that can be done on linux -- but there are many undelete programs that are available for windows - ask in ##windows for more
[03:15] <gregbrady> legend2440, which ones?  that stock ones?  compiz runs slow as hell.
[03:16] <gregbrady> I cannot figure out how to install the restriced ones
[03:16] <jgedeon> stkoosh, yes sudo apt-get install php mysql apache
[03:16] <arrrghhh> well i used a windows data recovery program (in windows) and it found a buncha stuff i deleted, but nothing from the most recent rm -r debacle.
[03:16] <CShadowRun> is there any good way to watch the CPU use of one specific program?
[03:16] <R_YoYo_R> CShadowRun, system monitor
[03:16] <unop> arrrghhh, not sure then.
[03:16] <R_YoYo_R> CShadowRun, or top\
[03:16] <ovoskeuiks_> gregbrady you can download the latest from ATI's website
[03:17] <jgedeon> CShadowRun, you can do that with top
[03:17] <gregbrady> ovoskeuiks_, yes, but the install directions do not work
[03:17] <CShadowRun> R_YoYo_R yea system monitor uses enough resources to play a direct3d game twice, and top constantly shuffles the results so it's really hard to track one process
[03:17] <legend2440> gregbrady: Method 2 is instructions for the ati website drivers
[03:17] <navjot> jgedeon | one thing more -- i downloaded blender and it is .tar.bz2 file so how i use it
[03:17] <zendo> Hi. Can someone please tell me of some java desktop email client that I can use on ubuntu and on windows machine on work, other that columba (that has stopped being developed)?
[03:18] <stkoosh> thanx
[03:18] <jgedeon> navjot, you have to untar it and then install it.
[03:18] <Aeron_wwap> unop, running "gksu oocalc" didn't work for me.  the administrative password i tried was not correct.  running "sudo oocalc" let it start up, as usual, with the crash when i try to print
[03:18] <stompr> navjot, that's a "tar" command
[03:18] <gregbrady> legend2440, yes, but as I said, they are very involved and I have 4 machines to do.  I'd rather just switch to a distro that works with ATI stock.
[03:18] <gregbrady> If that is even possible.  the other machines have wireless issues as well.
[03:18] <Deprecated_> gregbrady: have you tried Envy?
[03:19] <navjot>  how it works
[03:19] <Aeron_wwap> unop, the password i used for sudo was correct, the one for gksu (i thought it would be the same) did not work
[03:19] <unop> Aeron_wwap, gksu should ask for your password.  actually
[03:19] <jgedeon> navjot, tar xzf FILENAME
[03:19] <ovoskeuiks_> gregbrady what instructions are you using to install the drivers?
[03:19] <Aeron_wwap> unop, right, it did ask me for my password (as does sudo), but the password i typed didn't work :D
[03:19] <unop> Aeron_wwap, maybe call it like this then.  gksu oocalc
[03:19] <stompr> navjot, "tar" works like this: "tar -xjvf <bz2.tar filename>"
[03:19] <gregbrady> ovoskeuiks_, I tried the ATI instructions.
[03:20] <R_YoYo_R> !ati
[03:20] <smm289> FreePops does not seem ti work.  Just installed it using Synaptic.  I setup thunderbird per the instructions.  I go to check mail and I get this error: " Could not connect to server localholst; the connection was refused"  I did this typical login logout after install but no luck.  I can I tell if FreePops is running?
[03:20] <gregbrady> ovoskeuiks_, I looked at the Ubuntu ones supplied by legend and they are very different and involved
[03:20] <unop> stompr, that'd a really odd looking name for an archive. :)
[03:20] <Aeron_wwap> unop, you already typed that command earlier, it doesn't work for me because i don't know the password for gksu (but i do know the password for sudo)
[03:20] <[Ex0r]> so nobody knows how to get network configuration to automatically 'unlock' the settings?
[03:20] <ovoskeuiks_> it should be a case of ./ati-driver-installer-8-8-x86.x86_64.run then aticonfig --initial
[03:21] <franklinfat> im having a problem with a WG311T net-gear card
[03:21] <unop> Aeron_wwap, use the same password you use for sudo with gksudo ..
[03:21] <franklinfat> Ive been through walk through after walk through
[03:21] <stompr> unop, i'm not known for spelling, i meant tar.bz2, because the zipping happens after the tarring
[03:21] <Aeron_wwap> unop, i'm trying that, it's not working
[03:21] <evilbug> how much ram can ubuntu read?
[03:21] <gregbrady> ovoskeuiks_, no, it comes up with an incompatible archive or some such error.  I forget exactly.
[03:21] <unop> stompr, on the contrary for decompressing.. it's uncompressed first, then untarred.
[03:22] <navjot> stompr | it give this eroor "tar: blender-2.47-linux-glibc236-py25-x86_64: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[03:22] <navjot> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[03:22] <navjot> tar: Child returned status 2
[03:22] <navjot> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[03:22] <navjot> "
[03:22] <FloodBot1> navjot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:22] <jgedeon> evilbug, what version?
[03:22] <smm289> how can I tell if FreePops is running.  I did a ps and jobs command but I dont see it
[03:22] <unop> Aeron_wwap, ok. become root with   sudo -i .. then launch oocalc there
[03:22] <evilbug> how much ram can ubuntu 32-bit (hardy) read?*
[03:22] <unop> navjot, that means you are not using the right filename and path
[03:22] <smm289> does it max out at 2^32
[03:22] <jgedeon> evilbug,  I think it is 3GB
[03:23] <stompr> unop, forgive me, i'm new to IRC and don't know how to whisper, navjot, try the repository?
[03:23] <smm289> ya just over 3GB  same for any 32bit system
[03:23] <unop> evilbug, upto 4GB
[03:23] <smm289> <---nub
[03:23] <ovoskeuiks_> gregbrady if you want to use open-source drivers it's a little bit more involved but the process here is reasonable easy to follow if you're confident: http://phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9951
[03:23] <gregbrady> 2^32 is 4 GB
[03:23] <smm289> is it
[03:23] <smm289> lol
[03:24] <unop> smm289, it is .. but you're right, the generic kernel only addresses little over 3GB not the full 4GB if available.
[03:24] <gregbrady> ovoskeuiks_, I'm not a stickler for opens source or restricted.
[03:24] <stompr> gregbrady, try envy here: http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html
[03:24] <stompr> it
[03:25] <henux> I am thinkin of building my own kernel in ubuntu linux, do you think this is a bad idea?
[03:25] <gregbrady> stompr, I will review, thanks.
[03:25] <stompr> cool
[03:25] <henux> s/thinkin/thinking/
[03:25] <Aeron_wwap> unop, same problem as in the beginning, oocalc crashes when i try to print
[03:25] <henux> i want to tweak and customize it and i would like to get fbcodecor patch
[03:26] <unop> Aeron_wwap, ok .. what i would do now .. is completely remove all openoffice and cups packages then reinstall them
[03:26] <smm289> FreePops anyone
[03:26] <Aeron_wwap> unop, how do i do that with apt?
[03:26] <smm289> I get a connection refused error
[03:26] <smm289> How can I verify that it is running
[03:26] <Aeron_wwap> unop, i haven't made any changes to my system that should be causing this :/
[03:27] <Aeron_wwap> is OO unstable or something?
[03:27] <tanethomas> can someone help me figure out how to download using this program, I am new
[03:27] <evilbug> thanks.
[03:27] <dmwit> tanethomas: Which program?
[03:27] <jgedeon> tanethomas, what would you like to download?
[03:28] <tanethomas> its called colloquy
[03:28] <Segellion> Greetings Room, i'm looking for some assistance installing Ubuntu to a laptop that has no CDROM, Floppy or support to boot off USB.
[03:28] <Meshezabeel> Aeron_wwap, what happens if you try to print to a pdf?
[03:28] <tanethomas> i wish to download some rare movies from 1001 movies
[03:28] <dmwit> Segellion: Can you boot from a network?
[03:29] <navjot> stompr what is repository
[03:29] <Segellion> dmwit: no, the only way I can access anything is by removing the hard drive and connecting it directly to my desktop
[03:29] <jgedeon> tanethomas, not sure if it is just a website download then just click or right click and download them.
[03:29] <dbbolton> is it possible to watch cable tv in linux with an ati all in wonder 9600 video card?
[03:29] <tanethomas> hmmm
[03:29] <tanethomas> thank you
[03:30] <dmwit> Segellion: I say go for it.
[03:30] <tanethomas> but how do i find a specific file using this irc system?
[03:30] <smm289> FreePops anyone?
[03:30] <dmwit> What's the preferred paste site for this channel?
[03:30] <smm289> connection refused error
[03:31] <ovoskeuiks_> Segellion you could partition the drive and put the hd-media boot image on it
[03:31] <dmwit> tanethomas: IRC is not for finding files, it's for chatting.
[03:31] <tanethomas> lol
[03:31] <tanethomas> mirc
[03:31] <Segellion> Okay, that's a good idea ovoskeuiks, I never thought of that.
[03:31] <unop> Aeron_wwap,  cd /tmp && dpkg -l | awk '/openoffice.org/{print $2}' > oolist && xargs sudo aptitude purge < oolist && xargs sudo aptitude install < oolist
[03:31] <Segellion> Is there any freeware out there that I can do that up really quickly?  I have the HP drivers already, I just need something to create a quick partition.
[03:31] <xubean> hey all, i'm trying to get surround sound using my creative audigy sound card instead of using the onboard sound card, i've been trying for 4 days and still no luck.. can anybody help me?... pleeeeeeeeassse
[03:32] <dmwit> Segellion: gparted
[03:32] <dmwit> (or parted if you're the console type)
[03:32] <Segellion> dmwit: I changed my mind, my computer can boot off LAN, however with an empty hard drive will that really help me out?
[03:33] <[Ex0r]> er what the hell
[03:33] <navjot> stompr i did tar command now??
[03:33] <dmwit> Segellion: Sure, boot from the LiveCD via LAN.
[03:33] <[Ex0r]> i have two cd-drives and its telling me there is no media in either one, even though there is
[03:33] <xubean> hey all, i'm trying to get surround sound using my creative audigy sound card instead of using the onboard sound card, i've been trying for 4 days and still no luck.. can anybody help me? pleaaaaseee
[03:34] <dmwit> xubean: We heard you the first time.  If you want help, give more details rather than repeating something annoying.
[03:34] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Are you still in gnome?  Can you check that gnome-volume-manager is running?
[03:34] <[Ex0r]> dmwit yes I am
[03:34] <dmwit> Has anybody seen this problem when installing from the repositories?
[03:35] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- typing it shows 'command not found'
[03:35] <dmwit> http://rafb.net/p/BbWeYI27.html
[03:35] <navjot> unop i did tar so what is next plz?
[03:35] <xubean> dmwit: sorry for repeating, i just repeated coz nobody responded.. i've been trying for a lil more than 4 days now.. and i've been in and out of this server with no help... all i want to do is use my creative sound card instead of onboard sound card so that i can get 6.1 surround sound...
[03:35] <unop> Aeron_wwap, i hope that fixes it .. if it doesn't try asking the channel again .. if you have no luck, file a !bug report
[03:35] <unop> navjot, I dunno, what do you want to do ?
[03:35] <xubean> dmwit: somehow the system recognizes the sound card, i've looked all over, but just doesn't use it..
[03:35] <lenswipe> ﻿/usr/bin/X11 permissions needed please!
[03:36] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Open the process manager and search for "volume" in the process list.
[03:36] <lenswipe> ﻿/usr/bin/X11 numerical permissions needed please!
[03:36] <lenswipe> ﻿﻿/usr/bin/X11 numerical permissions needed please!
[03:36] <rredd4> i don't have the close, minimize and  maximize buttons on my windows in 8.04.1.  How do i get them back?
[03:36] <dmwit> lenswipe: /usr/bin/X11 is l777 here.  Quit spamming.
[03:36] <lenswipe> dmwit: tyvm
[03:36] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- says its sleeping
[03:36] <gregbrady> Woohoo, Envy worked with my ATI card. Highly recommended!
[03:36] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Okay, that's good.
[03:37] <[Ex0r]> yet even though I used the drive to install ubuntu, it says there is no media in the drive
[03:37] <navjot> unop i want to runblender , so i run tar -xjvf command so what is next plz?
[03:37] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Is the disk a blank one?
[03:37] <[Ex0r]> nope
[03:37] <[Ex0r]> its an audio cd
[03:37] <jgedeon> navjot,  cd into the dir that you just untared and then run the installer.  ./
[03:37] <saarblog> Hi everyone, through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:37] <jgedeon> ./install.sh
[03:37] <unop> navjot, read the README or INSTALL file for instructions
[03:37] <janice> any guesses what would cause ubuntu to be rendered useless, message boxes come up with squares instead of fonts?
[03:37] <[Ex0r]> however, no cd shows up
[03:37] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Which program complains about "no media"?
[03:37] <Aeron_wwap> unop, things are getting wacky,  all of a sudden when i opened my terminal a box popped up saying that i had lost settings in my terminal, so i got a generic terminal with large font and a yellow background.  i'm running that command you put in the channel
[03:38] <gregbrady> Deprecated_, thanks for the tip...
[03:38] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- Places>Computer>CD/DVD RW Drive
[03:38] <DelfinQuishpe> hello all
[03:38] <Deprecated_> gregbrady: no problem, glad it worked =)
[03:38] <unop> jgedeon, no .. get him to read the instructions -- there might be dependencies to satisfy before running anything
[03:38] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Okay, try an audio program instead.
[03:38] <lenswipe> Coppermine is telling me it cant access ImageMagick in /usr/bin/X11 cos the permissions are wrong or its not there
[03:38] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- it gives the same error
[03:38] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: There's nothing particularly interesting to see on audio discs.
[03:38] <lenswipe> i know its  there adn the permissions are 777 so what do i do???
[03:38] <lenswipe> anyone know?
[03:38] <[Ex0r]> no, but it does it regardless of if it's an audio cd or not
[03:38] <[Ex0r]> even the ubuntu install cd does it
[03:39] <saarblog> Hi everyone, through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:39] <lenswipe> anyone know anything about ImageMagick?
[03:39] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Neat!
[03:39] <unop> Aeron_wwap, hmm .. that's very strange
[03:40] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: hum
[03:40] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Can you check whether you have a CD device in your fstab?
[03:40] <saarblog> Hi everyone, through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:41] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[03:42] <janice> any guesses what would cause ubuntu to be rendered useless, message boxes come up with squares instead of fonts?
[03:42] <lenswipe> hi
[03:42] <rredd4> i don't have the close, minimize and  maximize buttons on my windows in 8.04.1.  How do i get them back?
[03:42] <janice> hi
[03:42] <lenswipe> ok i can talk now
[03:42] <wandana> Hello Everyone
[03:42] <dmwit> janice: Wrong font, wrong language, wrong window manager?
[03:42] <Aeron> unop, i don't know what happened there, all of a sudden the ubuntu server was saying that i wasn't registered so i couldn't post anything
[03:42] <lenswipe> i cant get imagemagick to work anyone got any ideas?
[03:42] <dmwit> rredd4: How did you get rid of them?
[03:42] <wandana> Which ubuntu package to choose, if I just want to execute a jar file?
[03:42] <rredd4> dmwit  new install
[03:42] <dmwit> rredd4: Have you been playing with your theme?  with compiz?
[03:43] <Aeron> unop, i had to close out that terminal because it was caught in a fatal exception loop, or so it seemed
[03:43] <rredd4> i didn't
[03:43] <wandana> So, I don't want to compile a java program
[03:43] <rredd4> get rid of them
[03:43] <Deprecated_> rredd4: you likely switched themes to one without buttons, go to system->preferences->appearance and select a different theme
[03:43] <janice> no font... squares, applications couldn't be found
[03:43] <lenswipe> ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE IMAGEMAGICK WORK?
[03:43] <Aeron> unop, i don't know what caused my installation to go screwy like this :/
[03:43] <saarblog> Hi everyone, through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:43] <dmwit> lenswipe: What is the exact error message?
[03:43] <dmwit> lenswipe: If it's more than one line, put it on rafb.net.
[03:44] <Aeron> unop, when i open the terminal i'm getting "CORBA error" messages, just as i did with OOCalc
[03:44] <Siliad> Good evening, all. I was wondering if someone can help me out with a strange problem... I have an Intel Q6600 Quad Core Proc (factory clock speed 2.4Ghz) but for some reason, cpufreq-info says all 4 cores are running at 1.6Ghz... any ideas?
[03:44] <dmwit> Siliad: Check your stepping.
[03:44] <LSD|Ninja> Siliad: speedstep or your FSB is set wrong in the BIOS
[03:45] <Aeron> unop, i'm going to reboot the machine, "windows style" ;D
[03:45] <dmwit> Siliad: It may be set to auto, which lets the CPU rest during low-demand times.
[03:45] <Siliad> Sorry... what's stepping? xD
[03:45] <saarblog> dmwit: Hi, through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:45] <cre8torx> /wwww/wuit
[03:45] <cre8torx> exit
[03:45] <rredd4> Deprecated_ i installed compiz and enabled cube stuff.  it does not matter which theme i select, it is still the same
[03:45] <RadishRabbitG> hi
[03:45] <RadishRabbitG> i need help on XWindow
[03:46] <dmwit> rredd4: With compiz, you may need to enable the "window decoration" extension.
[03:46] <dmwit> Not sure if that's still an extension these days, or if it's been moved to core.
[03:46] <rredd4> ok
[03:46] <dmwit> (It's been a while. =)
[03:46] <RadishRabbitG> how do I enable the local machine to let a remote machine display XWindow programs on my Xwindow system?
[03:46] <lenswipe> nvm i fixed it
[03:46] <lenswipe> thanks for helping
[03:46] <dmwit> RadishRabbitG: The preferred spelling is "ssh -X".
[03:47] <rredd4> dmwit  that did it ty!
[03:47] <dmwit> Heretics will suggest xhost, but that's been acknowledged as a big security hole for some time now.
[03:47] <jimincascadia> More font trouble - I've installed hardy - all my fonts in apps are 8pt! - and now am getting gibberish characters in firefox - as well as the tiny font!
[03:47] <RadishRabbitG> do i need to set anything on the remote machine other thn doing ssh -X?
[03:48] <dmwit> RadishRabbitG: From the local machine, run "ssh -X remotehostname", then start your X apps normally from the resulting shell.
[03:48] <Cpudan80> RadishRabbitG: That's all you need, nothing extra on the host end
[03:48] <saarblog> :(
[03:48] <[Ex0r]> anyone know if there is a program for ubuntu that lets you manage email, ftp, http, and mysql servers ?
[03:48] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Those things aren't even remotely related.
[03:48] <Cpudan80> RadishRabbitG: On the local side you need an X server (obviously) -- XMing is a free one for windows
[03:49] <RadishRabbitG> dmwit: thanks a lot!
[03:49] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: Wait.
[03:49] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- I thought I remembered from another release of ubuntu where there was a Servers> option in System somewhere
[03:49] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: What do you mean by "manage"?
[03:49] <Cpudan80> [Ex0r]: Filezilla for ftp/http -- email is its own ball game
[03:49] <Cpudan80> [Ex0r]: as is SQL, use PHPMyAdmin
[03:49] <hengha> it seems that pthread man is not installed on my hardy, which package should I install to get it ? thanks
[03:49] <[Ex0r]> where you could configure each of the servers on the system
[03:49] <joshuajtl> hi folks, having trouble mounting a cd that was burned on a vista pc
[03:49] <Cpudan80> hengha: The development docs you mean?
[03:50] <Cpudan80> hengha: it's either devhelp or dev-help
[03:50] <John0Neil> Hello. I am trying to get my microphone working under ubuntu 8.04. I can't record anything in Audacity. I have enable everything in Alsamixer/Capture. Is it possible to get it to work?
[03:50] <rredd4> How do i get rid of the join/quit messages in xchat gnome?  Don't see it in prefs
[03:50] <dmwit> John0Neil: It may just be very quiet.  I found I had to turn my gain all the way up and enable +7dB boost to get my microphone working.
[03:51] <saarblog> through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it?
[03:51] <Cpudan80> rredd4: I dont think that's a feature available in XChat
[03:51] <hengha> Cpudan80, thanks let me try :-)
[03:51] <Rakeer> rredd4: what version of ubuntu?
[03:51] <John0Neil> dmwit, I have enabled mic boost in audio pref too. I hit him pretty hard, I don't think it is only quiet. Have you ever suceed to record with a mic in ubuntu?
[03:51] <rredd4> Rakeer  8.04.1
[03:52] <Cpudan80> rredd4: You could change the events under settings --> advanced --> events
[03:52] <Cpudan80> rredd4: delete the text for join/part/quit
[03:52] <[Ex0r]> cpudan- I thought I remembered any earlier ubuntu release having an option for like System>Administration>Servers
[03:52] <Rakeer> right click on the channel name in the channel tree and uncheck "Show Join/Part messages"
[03:52] <[Ex0r]> where it listed all the configs for apache, mysql, pop, etc that you could configure etc
[03:52] <dmwit> John0Neil: Yes, I've used Skype a few times.
[03:52] <Cpudan80> wow
[03:52] <John0Neil> ok
[03:52] <Cpudan80> I never knew of that feature..
[03:52] <saarblog> through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it? please help me. :(
[03:53] <[Ex0r]> must have been another distro I was thinking of
[03:53] <Syco54645_AAO> hello, i just added a module to my kernel.  how can i just compile that module rather than having to recompile the entire kernel?
[03:53] <kartoffelmensch> how to find out whether my drives run in PIO or DMA mode ?
[03:53] <Cpudan80> [Ex0r]: Well that's where you can go to connect to them, but that doesn't really imply manage
[03:53] <Rakeer> rred4: right click on the channel name in the channel tree and uncheck "Show Join/Part messages"
[03:54] <Rakeer> what version of xchat are you running?
[03:54] <dmwit> kartoffelmensch: /proc/dma may be related
[03:54] <saarblog> through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it? please help me. :(
[03:54] <rredd4> Cpudan80 there is no settings menu
[03:54] <rredd4> in xchat
[03:54] <rredd4> gnome
[03:55] <dmwit> kartoffelmensch: See also the hdparm command.
[03:56] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: On a side note, hdparm might help with your cdrom problem, too; check if your drives are set for DMA or not...
[03:56]  * dmwit is grasping at straws
[03:57] <[Ex0r]> dmwit: im sure its probably got something to do with digital rights management or something
[03:58] <dmwit> I'm having trouble with apt-get; has anybody seen anything like this before? http://rafb.net/p/BbWeYI27.html  (Sorry for the repeat post.)
[03:58] <dmwit> [Ex0r]: ...
[03:58] <WDC> hey hey
[03:58] <dmwit> hiya!
[03:59] <WDC> Not to be offtopic but I got  my first SSH se
[03:59] <WDC> ver working
[03:59] <Deprecated_> dmwit: is your /usr directory on a different partition/drive?
[03:59] <[Ex0r]> dmwit- I put in another cd and it read it. No audio cd i've tried so far has worked.
[03:59] <WDC> ?leave
[03:59] <WDC> ?leave
[03:59] <thorny_sun> is there a quick way to get the line count of a file?
[04:00] <dmwit> Deprecated_: http://rafb.net/p/t4OC6G45.html
[04:00] <kartoffelmensch> dmwit: thanks
[04:00] <Rakeer> rred4: ok that should be fine then
[04:00] <dmwit> Summary: / and /home are separate, yes
[04:00] <Rakeer> rred4: did you find the option?
[04:00] <Meshezabeel> WDC what are you talking about?
[04:00] <dmwit> thorny_sun: wc
[04:00] <rredd4> Rakeer no
[04:00] <thorny_sun> dmwit: thanks!!!!
[04:00] <Rakeer> do you see where is says Ubuntu Servers on the left side?
[04:00] <Rakeer> And a channel called "Ubuntu" below it?
[04:01] <Rakeer> Right click on the channel name.
[04:01] <rredd4> ok
[04:01] <Deprecated_> dmwit: ok, so it's part of your root drive yet, try to touch the file it's attempting to create, see if you get the i/o error again
[04:01] <meoblast001> my friend needs some help with a Belkin f5d6050..... is that ubuntu supported
[04:01] <rredd4> Rakeer then wat
[04:01] <rredd4> what
[04:02] <alexi5> hello
[04:02] <Deprecated_> dmwit: I've seen that exact error once before when I'd accidentally unmounted a drive that apt was trying to use
[04:02] <dmwit> Deprecated_: What cwd will it be under?  (It's failing on "./usr/bin/git-mktree"... is "." = "/" here?)
[04:02] <Rakeer> rred4: there are little checkboxes
[04:02] <Rakeer> rred4: the third one down is show join/part messages
[04:03] <Rakeer> click help>about> what version of Xchat is it?
[04:03] <steven> Good evening (for me). How can I uninstall google gadgets on ubuntu? I don't like them as much as screenlets.
[04:03] <rredd4> Rakeer  my choices are   Save transcript, leave, close, join, auto join on connect, find, bans
[04:03] <Rakeer> what version of xchat
[04:03] <rredd4> Rakeer xchat gnome 0.18
[04:04] <Deprecated_> dmwit: yeah, the "." isn't important, it's working from root
[04:04] <rredd4> Rakeer just downloaded it from synaptic
[04:04] <dmwit> Deprecated_: Interesting.  "touch" does change the behavior; I'll come back when I have more relevant details.
[04:04] <dmwit> Thanks.
[04:04] <Rakeer> CLICK HELP> ABOUT
[04:04] <Rakeer> read the version
[04:04] <Deprecated_> dmwit: k, good luck
[04:05] <akronym> does anybody know how to change the index# for a device in pulse audio? my sound card is being given 0 i think i need to change it to 1
[04:05] <rredd4> Rakeer  0.18
[04:05] <saarblog> through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it? please help me. :(
[04:05] <Rakeer> lollllll.
[04:05] <Rakeer> ok man.
[04:06] <Rakeer> update your synaptic packages?
[04:06] <Rakeer> are you using Xchat-gnome?
[04:06] <Syco54645_AAO> hello, i just added a module to my kernel.  how can i just compile that module rather than having to recompile the entire kernel?
[04:06] <Rakeer> that is COMPLETELY different than X_Chat
[04:06] <Rakeer> X-Chat
[04:06] <dmwit> rredd4: Wow.  I'm on Ubuntu *Dapper* and my xchat is newer than that.
[04:06] <Rakeer> i think hes using xchat-gnome..
[04:06] <rredd4> dmwit  lol
[04:06] <rredd4> Rakeer lol  xchat gnome
[04:06] <dmwit> Rakeer: So am I.  xchat-gnome-2.8.4
[04:07] <rredd4> Rakeer yes
[04:07] <ApocLegioXXIII> i have a simple ques (im new to kubuntu). How do you install a .sh file? (its a game demo)
[04:07] <Rakeer> uninstall it, and install the plain X-Chat
[04:07] <Rakeer> loads better
[04:07] <dmwit> ApocLegioXXIII: You don't install it, you just run it.
[04:07] <Rakeer> dmwit: weird..
[04:07] <rredd4> Rakeer x-chat common?
[04:07] <dmwit> ApocLegioXXIII: At the command prompt, ./whatever.sh
[04:08] <ApocLegioXXIII> so no special commands before that in the konsole?
[04:08] <dmwit> (You may need to "chmod +x whatever.sh" first, depending how you came across the script.)
[04:08] <Rakeer> just 'xchat'
[04:08] <rredd4> k
[04:08] <Rakeer> WAIT
[04:08] <Rakeer> Update your synaptic too
[04:08] <outbr1> Where is the Intrepid support channel at?
[04:08] <Rakeer> rred4
[04:08] <rredd4> Rakeer yes
[04:08] <akronym> hey all, anybody know how to change device index # for a sound card in pulse audio?
[04:08] <rredd4> Rakeer its rredd4
[04:09] <Rakeer> oh, my mistake.
[04:09] <saarblog> through the "ScanModem" program, i found out that my modem is "Intel [HDA Intel], device 6: Si3054 Modem [Si3054 Modem]". How should I install it? please help me. :(
[04:09] <Serberus> hey! why this is a FreeNode "Suramérica" and everybody speak in english?
[04:09] <Rakeer> in a terminal run, 'sudo apt-get update'
[04:09] <dmwit> Serberus: Suramerica just tells the location of the server, not the location of the chatters. =)
[04:10] <Rakeer> they're gateways to the same thing :P
[04:10] <rredd4> Rakeer already doing it
[04:10] <Rakeer> great
[04:10] <QtQ> Nite boy's
[04:10] <rredd4> Rakeer installing xchat
[04:11] <pragmaticpie> Hello.
[04:11] <rredd4> Rakeer  brb
[04:12] <rredd4> Rakeer ok, join/part deselected
[04:12] <rredd4> ty
[04:12] <Rakeer> :)
[04:12] <Rakeer> sweet, np
[04:12] <pragmaticpie> I have an Nvidia graphics card with dual-monitor output, but can I use the motherboard's on-board output for a third monitor?
[04:12] <Rakeer> I do the same thing for THIS channel..
[04:12] <Rakeer> you cna lose a convo easily...
[04:12] <inflex> Something in Ubuntu keeps reverting my firefox printer settings back to F@#$%@% US Letter
[04:12] <inflex> anyone know or heard of this?
[04:12] <Serberus> ah! ok!
[04:12] <inflex> also clobbers my margins too
[04:12] <Serberus> thanks for your info
[04:12] <rredd4> Rakeer  yeah too much comin and goin...
[04:13] <pragmaticpie> Also, how can I prevent the gnome menu bar from spanning both monitors?
[04:13] <nehogo> So I moved from a place with wired internet to wireless internet, I seemed to have been able to dl the drivers for my wireless card all right (broadcom 34) but I cannot seem to connect to wireless internet
[04:13] <rredd4> any one in Louisiana?
[04:14] <Rakeer> rredd4: indeed
[04:14] <wthww_> Hello. I need to build my own kernel, can some one put their kernel config into a pastebin?
[04:14] <rredd4> Rakeer you?
[04:14] <nehogo> any help on how to connect would be useful, either Im not seeing the wireless software where it tells me the current wireless's around or...
[04:14] <Rakeer> rredd4: no, too much coming and going
[04:14] <david> hello
[04:15] <Serberus> well, i don't speak english,else see ya
[04:15] <Guest689> can someone tel me why ubuntu has a smaller battery life than vista?
[04:15] <dmwit> Serberus: There are likely channels in your language.
[04:15] <Guest689> how can i tune it up?
[04:15] <dmwit> Serberus: What language?
[04:16] <Serberus> spanish
[04:16] <dmwit> Guest689: Turn the monitor brightness down, set your hard drive to turn off sooner, etc.
[04:16] <inflex> Guest19018: possibly the hardware for controlling the power levels is propriatory and only Windows Vista has a driver that knows it all
[04:16] <MultiFinder17> Guest689: Because Vista sucks out your soul to power the computer.
[04:16] <nehogo> would any one be able to help me with this? I've had to use vista for the past week and I cannot stand it any longer
[04:16] <dmwit> Serberus: Hay #ubuntu-es.
[04:16] <Guest689> MultiFinder17, its the other way round
[04:17] <Guest689> dmwit, how can i do that?
[04:17] <Guest689> MultiFinder17, vista has better battery life
[04:17] <dmwit> Guest689: Monitor brightness controls are usually on the keyboard.
[04:17] <dmwit> Guest689: Power options are available under the "System" menu.
[04:18] <Guest689> dmwit, i saw the power options, but they dont let you change much
[04:18] <dmwit> I can't tell you exactly where, I haven't seen the Gnome desktop in more than a year, but it should be pretty recognizable.
[04:18] <MultiFinder17> Guest689: Like I said; Vista sucks your life essence to add to the life of the computer.
[04:18] <Mr_Fixit> are mini pci or usb wifi cards easy to install??
[04:18] <Aeroraptor> LOL HAX http://pastey.net/95274
[04:18] <nehogo> sorry I got dced
[04:19] <MultiFinder17> Aeroraptor: STOP PASTING PR0N
[04:19] <Guest689> is there an app to better configure power usage?
[04:19] <Jab> Well Ubuntu finally got around to updates that recognize my nic card. Happy dance
[04:19] <Aeroraptor> MultiFinder17, BUT AH LOVES MAH PORNS
[04:19] <screamer> could someone help me with wireless issue?
[04:19] <Aeroraptor> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
[04:19] <Daisuke_Ido> !ops | Aeroraptor
[04:19] <Daisuke_Ido> bye
[04:19] <Mr_Fixit> or pcimi cards?
[04:19] <MultiFinder17> Aeroraptor: YOUR FACE
[04:19] <Aeroraptor> UR PHAIC LOLZ
[04:19] <Daisuke_Ido> MultiFinder17: don't feed the trolls
[04:20] <Jab> Has anyone had experience installing linux as guest OS with VMware Workstation>
[04:20] <MultiFinder17> Daisuke_Ido: But they suck.
[04:20]  * MultiFinder17 kicks Aeroraptor in the nads
[04:20] <dmwit> Daisuke_Ido: Calm down, it's just a joke; there was no porn at the other end of that link.
[04:20]  * screamer needs help with wireless
[04:20] <Daisuke_Ido> MultiFinder17: you're just as bad as he is.
[04:20] <Aeroraptor> yeah, we're all friends on skype kinda messing around
[04:20] <Aeroraptor> "oops"
[04:20] <Aeroraptor> get over it
[04:20] <nehogo> also needs help with wireless
[04:20] <Aeroraptor> it was 4 lines
[04:20] <FloodBot1> Aeroraptor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:20] <Daisuke_Ido> yeah, this is a support channel
[04:20]  * MultiFinder17 whistles
[04:20] <MultiFinder17> LOL
[04:20]  * MultiFinder17 pats Aeroraptor on the shoulder
[04:20] <dmwit> screamer: You'll get a lot more help if you say instead what you have done, with precise remarks about what went wrong.
[04:20] <Daisuke_Ido> if you want to mess around - go somewhere else.
[04:20] <Aeroraptor> yeah, well, jesus died. so. sorry.
[04:21] <MultiFinder17> HEY wthww_!
[04:21] <Pici> !guidelines | Aeroraptor MultiFinder17
[04:22] <nehogo> T_T I cannot connect to my wireless internet, either I don't know how to search for wireless hotspots with ubuntu or I for some reason am not able to
[04:22] <Rakeer> he needed a ban.
[04:22] <Rakeer> I read up :P
[04:22] <Mr_Fixit> so anyone??? i need a new wifi card... which is easier to install in ubuntu from a notebook??
[04:22] <LSD|Ninja> Mr_Fixit: Atheros
[04:22] <screamer> I have set up my wireless card WPC54G and i have a linksys router.. it shows this router in my wireless networks but i cannot seem to connect
[04:22] <Mr_Fixit> but mini pci, usb or pcmi?
[04:22] <dmwit> nehogo: Is your wireless card listed in the interfaces in the Network Manager?
[04:22] <LSD|Ninja> Mr_Fixit: Or, if your notebook takes Mini PCIe cards, Intel
[04:23] <dmwit> screamer: "Can't connect" means you can connect to the router but not the Internet, or that you can't even get on the router's network?
[04:23] <Xhtml_boys> piknet.org
[04:23] <Serberus> dmwit: Yes, but i don't find them.
[04:23] <nehogo> dmwit: I believe so, I reccently switched to wireless and when I installed the drivers it installed correclty to my knowledge, just connecting is the porblem
[04:23] <screamer> i cannot even connect to the routers network but it shows it in my wireless networks
[04:24] <dmwit> screamer: Does it give you an error message?
[04:24] <screamer> no it just keeps attempting
[04:24] <dmwit> nehogo: Please check.
[04:24] <nehogo> ok thanks I will brb
[04:24] <wthww_> Hmmm. Weird people tonight.
[04:25] <mordof> ok, i installed openssh-server on my ubuntu server, then used ssh-keygen -t rsa.   then i copied those to my windows machine, i'm trying to use the putty key generator thing to import the key.. passphrases match, i use that to generate the private key. tried to login with putty using that private key -> and it says 'Server refused our key.' and continues to ask me for a pw
[04:25] <mordof> i checked, key auth is turned on for the server
[04:25] <mordof> i don't know why it's not working, anyone able to help?
[04:25] <dmwit> screamer: How's the signal strength?  Is it a secured network?
[04:26] <screamer> dmwit: signal strength excellent and no non secured
[04:27] <wthww_> Can anyone give me their kernel config _please_?
[04:27] <IPNixon> i'm going to write an email to Conical about conspiracies in the ##ubuntu IRC channel.  you ops seriously need to get fired.
[04:27] <chetnick> guys, can somebody tell me how to change theme in xchat?
[04:27] <dmwit> screamer: Are you set in roaming mode on that interface?
[04:27] <Serberus> dmwit: Thank you very much for your atention. I don't wish bother you. Have a good night.
[04:27] <IPNixon> like seriously.  you people waaaaay overacted.
[04:27] <screamer> yes correct i am set to roaming
[04:27] <Flannel> IPNixon: We have a process for complaints.  The IRC council, and then the Community council.  If you feel the need to, please take your complaints there.
[04:28] <dmwit> screamer: Can you try setting it to manual and putting in the ESSID of the router?
[04:28] <IPNixon> NAZIOPZ
[04:28] <dmwit> Serberus: eh?
[04:28] <wthww_> Intense.
[04:28] <Flannel> IPNixon: Please stop, take offtopic chatter elsewhere.
[04:28] <screamer> ok i will try be right back
[04:28] <IPNixon> this isn't offtopic, they're in here
[04:28] <IPNixon> that makes it ontopic
[04:29] <dmwit> Flannel: thanks for keeping it clean in here
[04:29] <bubaphex> looking for a program that will back up my www files and db's then ftp up to another server automatically , any one know of any ?
[04:29] <dmwit> rsync is a tried and true
[04:29] <dmwit> cron is nice, too
[04:29] <mordof> bubaphex: bash scripts! :D lol
[04:30] <jgedeon> bubaphex, look at backuppc or one of the others.
[04:30] <Flannel> dmwit: I appreciate a clean #ubuntu as much as you do; I'm only being selfish ;)
[04:30] <tsudot> how do i open .uif compressed files in ubuntu? archive manager doesn't work
[04:30] <mordof> anyone know where openssh server keeps it's logs?
[04:30] <mordof> haven't a bit of an issue connecting with keys
[04:30] <bubaphex> thanks jgedeon
[04:32] <dmwit> mordof: A quick glance through the output of "locate ssh" suggests it may not keep logs.  But that doesn't sound right.
[04:33] <wthww_> can someone u[load their /kernel config from /boot ?
[04:33] <dmwit> wthww_: Have you got a specific file?
[04:33] <Pici> mordof: check /var/log/auth.log
[04:34] <screamer> dmwit: that didnt work it still does not let me connect
[04:34] <wthww_> dmwit: I what /boot/config-<latest kenrel version>
[04:34] <qhex16> i am getting kernel hangs on resume from S3 suspend; how can I troubleshoot this?
[04:34] <dmwit> wthww_: 2.6.22-15 recent enough?
[04:34] <wthww_> dmwit: Sure :)
[04:35] <dmwit> (Incidentally, didn't that aeroptor fellow recently post one?)
[04:35] <mordof> Pici: it's in there... em.. also with other things, so i don't really know what i'm looking for - it doesn't seem to show that it's refusing the key
[04:35] <dmwit> screamer: Not sure what it might be.
[04:35] <dmwit> screamer: Does "iwconfig" look sane?
[04:35] <Aeroraptor> Hey Flannel, what would you do for a klondike bar?
[04:35] <Aeroraptor> I would do *anything* ...
[04:36] <Finnish> Will modules for 2.6.24-21-kernel ever come when it comes to virtualbox?
[04:36] <Flannel> Aeroraptor: Please take non-support related conversations to another channel.
[04:36] <mordof> lol
[04:36] <dmwit> wthww_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42589/
[04:36] <IPNixon> hmm, i feel like a klondike bar right now
[04:36] <wthww_> danke
[04:36] <Aeroraptor> frozen desserts don't count as ubuntu support topics?!?!?!?!?
[04:36] <MultiFinder17> But *I* want a klondike bar.
[04:36] <Aeroraptor> god.
[04:37] <dmwit> wthww_: I hope I'm secure, or at least that that file doesn't show my insecurities. =)
[04:37]  * dmwit trusts his NAT translation to keep him safe
[04:37] <mordof> hmmm..   *wonders how he could make the two fit together*  hmmm....    *drops a klondike bar into his server's case* heelp! lol. ok i'm done
[04:37] <Aeroraptor> :D
[04:37]  * Aeroraptor highfives mordof 
[04:37] <IPNixon> !
[04:37] <MultiFinder17> !?!?!?!!?
[04:38] <MultiFinder17> OMFG
[04:38] <mordof> so there's no mention of a refused key in this auth.log..  it's showing the accepted passwords, opened sessions, etc though
[04:41] <ray__> yooooooooooooooooooo
[04:41] <boo> @find britney spears
[04:41] <ray__> any one from fl
[04:42] <Flannel> ray__: Try #ubuntu-us-fl, or #ubuntu-offtopic, this is a support-only channel
[04:42]  * IPNixon eats klondike bar
[04:42]  * Aeroraptor takes ipnixon's dropped klondike bar and eats it
[04:42]  * MultiFinder17 battles Aeroraptor for it
[04:44] <vfff> hi my imac G4 wont boot from the CD, ive tried holding C, Alt, everything. holding down C there is just a delay in the gray screen, then the mac shows up, and the OS X boots
[04:44] <vfff> i am using Xubuntu 6
[04:45] <vfff> i made the CD exactly the way that the ubuntu website explains to using disk utility
[04:45] <vfff> and i am at a loss
[04:45] <bluefoxx> err, i just lost my title bars
[04:46] <mordof> aha!! i got it :D
[04:46] <mordof> i forgot to add the key to authorized_keys, lol
[04:46] <bluefoxx> rebooted after updates and now they're gone.[as if windows eating my data partition when i go to back it up wasnt enough]
[04:46] <dmwit> bluefoxx: compiz?
[04:46] <bluefoxx> dmwit: yes. fresh install
[04:46] <ismael_> i have kind of the same problem like vfff. but my problem is that the disk doesnt wanna boot after the menu screen. it just tells me something like "O/O Cant Recognize Boot" or something like that
[04:46] <dmwit> bluefoxx: Look for the window decorations extension.
[04:47] <bluefoxx> dmwit: kk, wait
[04:47] <screamer> bluefoxx: what speed you write at?
[04:47] <woli> has anybody achieved to read hotmail from thunderbird?
[04:47] <bluefoxx> screamer: huh?
[04:47] <Flannel> ismael_: Try the penultimate option, check CD for defects or verify the integrity
[04:48] <Flannel> woli: You have to use a HTML scraper (unless you have an old, old hotmail account, or pay extra).  There are a few in the repos.
[04:48] <bluefoxx> any reason that i keep finding myexit, notification area and clock on the taskbar all shuffled around too?
[04:48] <ismael_> flannel: i did try to check that, but it gave me that error thing. it says "I/O Disk Error" or so
[04:48] <cotton> anyone could help me with a little problem here? I have ubuntu server running...and I want to connect to it with navicat from windows clients...but i get connection refused...I did an iptables -F but no luck, so i spose is not a ports problem...anyone have an idea? thanks.
[04:48] <woli> Flannel, i use webmail + hotmail extensions
[04:48] <dmwit> bluefoxx: Do you keep changing your screen resolution?
[04:48] <screamer> My router is giving me an IPv6 address... can someone help me here?
[04:49] <woli> but i get the "Could not connect to server localhost: the connection was refused"
[04:49] <Flannel> ismael_: That's a bad burn then.  Verify the md5 of your iso, and then burn again, at the slowest speed you can
[04:49] <bluefoxx> dmwit: no. keeping it at 1152x864@75[since it wont let me do 1280x960@72 without hacking xorg.conf]
[04:49] <bluefoxx> dmwit: the window decorations extension is on
[04:50] <Flannel> vfff: How did you burn the CD?  Once you have a booted OS, if you look at the CD, do you see a single file? or a number of them>
[04:50] <vfff> i verfied my burn and it still wont boot. but mac os X reads from the disc fine :(
[04:50] <screamer> anyone know how to change my router from giving me an IPv6 address???
[04:50] <gaintsura> hey all, does anyone know if conky has a multiple rss feed ability?
[04:51] <bluefoxx> dmwit: but i still have no borders/title bars
[04:51] <Flannel> vfff: ah.  Ok, its not a CD issue then.  I believe you should hold 'c' or command-c to boot to a CD
[04:51] <vfff> Flannel: i am doing that
[04:51] <vfff> both of those
[04:51] <shinbo> is nehogo
[04:51] <vfff> vfff: it does nothing.
[04:51] <Debolaz> How can I prevent a certain module, snd_usb_audio, from loading?
[04:51] <woli> change its name
[04:52] <woli> lol don't
[04:52] <dmwit> Debolaz: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-*
[04:52] <gaintsura> I thought you were supposed to blacklist it...
[04:52] <gaintsura> l,ol
[04:52] <Flannel> vfff: It could be a hardware issue, some websites seem to indicate that it may be faulty RAM, although I'm out of ideas at the moment.
[04:52] <shinbo> dmwit: I'm nehogo on a different pc already connected, wireless is working now just need to find wepkey
[04:52] <vfff> well, Flannel, actually that is not true. there is a delay in the boot to OS X
[04:52] <screamer> anyone know how to change my router from giving me an IPv6 address???
[04:52] <ismael_> flannel: I'll do that. Thanks. if I need any more help, I'll come back.
[04:52] <dmwit> bluefoxx: Not sure, then.  What's the most recent thing you changed?
[04:53] <vfff> Flannel: also, when i hold down option during boot, only OS X is an option to boot into, there is no CD
[04:53] <dmwit> shinbo: Well, I certainly can't help you there.  Either you know the key or you don't.
[04:53] <bluefoxx> dmwit: i dont recall...installed this afternoon and upraded/customised with a bunch of packages i had stored on my array since its too slow to download
[04:54] <Debolaz> dmwit: Thank you, trying.
[04:54] <bluefoxx> dmwit: brb, im praying to the pixels that its just some weird fluke and am restarting x
[04:55] <screamer> My router is giving me an IPv6 address... can someone help me here?
[04:55] <bluefoxx> dmwit: didnt work...
[04:56] <shinbo> dmwit: I know I just thought I would come back here really quick to thank you for your help
[04:56] <dmwit> shinbo: oh, heh
[04:56] <bluefoxx> dmwit: ok, i disabled compiz and they come back
[04:56] <dmwit> bluefoxx: It used to be necessary to install "emerald", the window decorator.  Try looking for that, but my information might be two years out of date.
[04:56] <raghav> Hi every one hos it going?
[04:56] <DOT3CH> can someone help me set AWN to autostart when my comp boots
[04:57] <dmwit> bluefoxx: If you can't find emerald, take a look around the settings in the window decoration extension, try a few different themes... just generally poke around.
[04:57] <bluefoxx> dmwit: but there shouldnt be any reason i cant use compiz...my card is good enough[it costed someone enough]
[04:57] <linda> help me
[04:57] <dmwit> DOT3CH: Read up on the boot system.  Key words for Google: sysvinit, init.d
[04:58] <dmwit> linda: You'll have to be much more specific.
[04:58] <dmwit> DOT3CH: Never mind, disregard my last comment.
[04:59] <dmwit> DOT3CH: I assume you mean "when you log in" rather than "when the computer boots," after having seen what AWN is. =)
[04:59] <dmwit> DOT3CH: Check out the "Sessions" dialog in the Settings menu.
[04:59] <c0rrupt0r> hello
[04:59] <Flynsarmy> Is there a keybaord shortcut in nautilus to rename a file? Rather than right click - rename
[04:59] <dmwit> Flynsarmy: F2
[04:59] <DOT3CH> dmwit: yea, after i log and get to my desktop, id like Awn to already be open instead of having to start it for each session
[04:59] <Flynsarmy> dmwit, Thanks
[04:59] <alpha232> is it possible to downgrad to an LTS?
[05:00] <dmwit> DOT3CH: Muck with your Sessions, then.
[05:01] <DOT3CH> do you know off hand what command launches awn
[05:01] <c0rrupt0r> im using ubuntu hardy and my borders of all my apps are missing and no minimize or maximize or close buttons are showing any ideas would be much appriciated thanks
[05:01] <dmwit> alpha232: I don't think there's an easy way, sorry. =/
[05:01] <Flannel> alpha232: Downgrading isn't supported, no.
[05:01] <wers> on Ubuntu, I can't go online while connected to my netgear wifi router. any idea?
[05:01] <dmwit> Man, is there an FAQ or something?
[05:01] <dmwit> Seems like about one person per 15 minutes is asking about compiz borders.
[05:01] <Flannel> DOT3CH: There is a checkbox with awn to start it when you start I believe.
[05:02] <wers> how do I know what kind of password my router has? I know the password but I dont  know if its WEP, ascii or whatever
[05:02] <alpha232> Flannel: bgger ok 7-11 and then i deal with this crp
[05:02] <Flannel> wers: You'd have to go to your routers config and look
[05:02] <c0rrupt0r> dmwit: is that the problem compiz is the problem for my borders?
[05:02] <dmwit> c0rrupt0r: Turn on window decorations in compiz.
[05:02] <wers> Flannel: the IP on the url?
[05:03] <c0rrupt0r> ok surely will try thank you dmwit:
[05:03] <Flannel> wers: its whatever your gateway is.  usually 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1
[05:05] <DOT3CH> Flannel: i couldnt find a checkbox in the awn preferences to do that, but i was thinking the same thing
[05:05] <screamer> My router is giving me an IPv6 address... can someone help me here?
[05:07] <madcreation> I made shares in samba to share with my windows pc's and i can see them but cant write to them or copy anything from them so my question is how and where do I set up permissions to allow access for writing
[05:07] <LSD|Ninja> madcreation: it depends how you created them
[05:08] <DOT3CH> nvm i got it
[05:08] <madcreation> i added them in the smb.conf file
[05:08] <ovoskeuiks_> screamer your IPv6 address is generated by default it's not coming from your router
[05:08] <LSD|Ninja> madcreation: then that's where you set the perms
[05:09] <LSD|Ninja> madcreation: read up on smb.conf share definitions, it should all be there. Sucks it has to be this way but that's Linux for you
[05:09] <screamer> ovoskeuiks: i am having wireless problems..  i can connect to my router but cannot get internet.. there is no send / recieve
[05:10] <Omoikane_> I am trying to output video to my LDC tv via a HDMI cable in hardy and the only thing I'm getting on the TV is a black screen. It is getting some thing as the TV tells me if it has a signal or not.
[05:10] <madcreation> lsd\ninja: yeah tried reading up on it but still dont see where or what to add in the file
[05:11] <dmwit> Omoikane_: Does xrandr recognize the extra output?
[05:11] <cotton> how do i monitor whats happening in my network thru console? is something with "tail" i remember.....anyone know?
[05:11] <ovoskeuiks_> screamer you're not getting an IP via DHCP by the sound of it. you could try setting your IP manually
[05:11] <Omoikane_> dmwit not sure. What is xrandr?
[05:11] <screamer> ovoskeuiks: can you help me do that
[05:12] <asho79> Omoikane: did you restart your computer with your tv plugged in?
[05:12] <dmwit> Omoikane_: I'm not sure where Gnome's GUI for xrandr is.  So try typing "xrandr" at the command prompt.
[05:13] <Dave88LX> With an AMD Turion 64 processor in my laptop, with 1GB of ram, should I be running the 32-bit or 64-bit version?
[05:13] <Dave88LX> I'm hearing mixed things.
[05:13] <dmwit> asho79: He shouldn't need to restart the computer, right?  Only X.
[05:13] <asho79> ok
[05:13] <LSD|Ninja> Dave88LX: with only 1GB 64 bit probably isn't worth it
[05:14] <asho79> dmwit: with svideo on my comp I have to
[05:14] <Dave88LX> OK, so the 64-bit isn't a "requirement" then, I can hop along just fine with 32-bit?
[05:14] <dmwit> asho79: Have you ever tried just restarting X?
[05:14] <Omoikane_> dmwit http://pastebin.com/m2cc21b0e
[05:14] <LSD|Ninja> madcreation: you can set up what accounts have what level of access as well as set the create mask on files/dirs within the share definition block
[05:14] <asho79> dmwit: no, thanks for the info
[05:15] <tjb> hello everyone. I need some advice about proper location to place a web app (can't use /var/www).  <somewhere>/wwwapps/<appname>/www would be the apache doc  root not /var/www, but where should <somewhere> be? i don't want to move the app once it is in use. suggestions?
[05:15] <Flannel> tjb: Why can't you use /var/www?
[05:15] <Omoikane_> dmwit that is the output for zrandr
[05:15] <LSD|Ninja> Dave88LX: 64 bit tends to be more trouble than it's worth unless you have specific reasons for needing it
[05:15] <dmwit> Omoikane_: Well, that looks pretty good.
[05:15] <kaudio> Baraka Obama President !!!
[05:15] <Flannel> kaudio: please don't do that here.  This is a support channel.
[05:16] <Omoikane_> dmwit why would it just show a black screen?
[05:16] <madcreation> lsd\ninja: ok thanks alot
[05:16] <sjea> any on e there
[05:16] <sjea> whoops hi all
[05:16] <Dave88LX> Thanks LSD|Ninja, that's what I was looking for
[05:16] <Dave88LX> I have no specific reason to run 64, I just wasn't sure what specifically I needed
[05:17] <MolePrince> Hello.  I just installed xserver-xgl on my desktop and now when X boots after gdm I just got a blank white screen.  xorg log shows nothing obvious amiss.
[05:17] <dmwit> Omoikane_: I don't know.  Just for fun, do try restarting X.  (There's nicer ways to do this test, but I don't understand them. =)
[05:17] <dmwit> Omoikane_: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace, after you've closed all your programs.
[05:17] <Omoikane_> dmwit so just xserver --replace?
[05:17] <Dave88LX> Once booted, is there anything special I need to do to get my wireless card working?  I couldn't seem to get it to work before.
[05:18] <sjea> could someone link me a simple to understand site to connect my printer to the network so family can use my printer
[05:18] <LSD|Ninja> Dave88LX: what wireless chip? Broadcom?
[05:18] <sjea> i've been googleing for a bit now
[05:18] <SebNaitsabes> !printer
[05:18] <SebNaitsabes> !samba
[05:18] <tjb> Flannel: I can't 'cause the web app dir structure contains a www folder to be served. is using a different dir than /var/www considered bad practice?
[05:18] <Dave88LX> Ninja: yeah it's a Broadcom
[05:18] <sjea> thank you cups hase come up a few times i better do some more reading
[05:18] <bluefoxx> dmwit: emerald does nothing for me
[05:19] <Dave88LX> Device Manager doesn't tell me too much about it
[05:19] <Omoikane__> dmwit it's the same.
[05:19] <Dave88LX> "Broadcom 802.11g Network Adapter"
[05:19] <ikrakid> MARIA
[05:19] <dmwit> Omoikane__: urk
[05:19] <Flannel> tjb: What?  the app itself is not able to handle it?  No, not really.  You could put it a number of places, depending on what it was.
[05:19] <tjb> Flannel: <somewhere>/wwwapps/<appname>/ would contain many directories. it would be nice to keep them all together, for version control reasons.
[05:19] <dmwit> bluefoxx: Can you double-check that the window decoration extension is on and running correctly?
[05:19] <Omoikane__> dmwit I was able to get it to work with a vga.
[05:20] <rmd6502> dave88lx - what does 'lspci' say?
[05:20] <Omoikane__> but I need that cable for other work.
[05:20] <LSD|Ninja> Dave88LX: Broadcom can be tricky because it needs firmware that Ubuntu can't distribute. Make sure you have a wired connection handy and then check the hardware drivers (System -> Admin) panel and see if it's there otherwise install b4x-fwcutter and then check again, rebooting in between if needed
[05:20] <Dave88LX> rmd6502: I have not done 'lspci' yet
[05:20] <cotton> is it REALLY neccesary to install ubuntu server for a simple webserver? or is it overkill?
[05:21] <dmwit> Omoikane__: VGA cables are cheap.
[05:21] <tjb> would /var/wwwapps/<appname>/www work do you think? would it cause issues later? (upgrades etc). i don't want to break a live application once it's running.
[05:21] <dmwit> cotton: Definitely not.
[05:21] <cotton> I think it depends on the box, if the box can take the GUI then you can install ubuntu regular
[05:21] <Dave88LX> Ninja:  I can plug straight into the router if need be.  I will install the 32-bit version back on here, and jump onto my other machine
[05:21] <cotton> right?
[05:21] <HymnToLife> cotton: what would be overkill is to install a standard Ubuntu
[05:21] <bluefoxx> dmwit: it is on but i dont know if its 'running correctly'. how should it look[other than having the bloody borders]. also, my transparency is screwed up too, terminals i could see under before now are all-white, or if compiz is off then show the section of my desktop background its over
[05:21] <Flannel> cotton: no, its not.  You can run servers on 'desktop' boxes just fine.  Linux makes no differentiation ebtween 'server' and 'desktop.
[05:21] <Omoikane__> dmwit yeah but was just trying to get it to work now. And now it's driving me mad. I mean it should work.
[05:21] <Omoikane__> dmwit it's becoming my white wale.
[05:22] <Omoikane__> dmwit whale*
[05:22] <Dave88LX> I also will have to figure out how to "install" programs once in Ubunto
[05:22] <Dave88LX> Ubuntu*
[05:22] <Dave88LX> Is it as easy as in Windows?
[05:22] <Flannel> tjb: Is this going to have static files? or what?  Is the app separate from its data?
[05:22] <dmwit> Omoikane__: My connection just dropped, could you repeat whatever you just said?
[05:22] <HymnToLife> Dave88LX: no, it's easier ;)
[05:22] <Flannel> Dave88LX: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto  its easier
[05:22] <HymnToLife> (well, on most cases)
[05:22] <Dave88LX> Excellent :)
[05:22] <cotton> man, its just..i have to tell you thr thru...I installed ubuntu regular, and everything was working fine...but man....i tried to import a mysql db...a big one...and it throw me an error.....then i tried on a server installation...and I imported it thru console....and it did it
[05:22] <Omoikane__> dmwit yeah but was just trying to get it to work now. And now it's driving me mad. I mean it should work.
[05:22] <cotton> no problem
[05:22] <cotton> and fast
[05:22] <cotton> i was amazed
[05:22] <cotton> seriously
[05:22] <FloodBot1> cotton: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:22] <Omoikane__> dmwit it's becoming my white whale.
[05:22] <cotton> im sorry
[05:23] <cotton> and webmin is the best application ever
[05:23] <cotton> i LOVE IT
[05:23] <bluefoxx> dmwit: it is on but i dont know if its 'running correctly'. how should it look[other than having the bloody borders]. also, my transparency is screwed up too, terminals i could see under before now are all-white, or if compiz is off then show the section of my desktop background its over
[05:23] <Dave88LX> Have to go install IRC on the wife's laptop
[05:23] <cotton> Just for the reason that I can upload a file to the server and THEN unzip it...and delete it..all in one single click...that cracks me up
[05:23] <cotton> lol
[05:24] <tjb> Flannel: <appname>/www will contain static files (except for <appname>/www/api/  It gets parsed similar to cakephp or cherrypy.) the other dirs and files in <appname>/www/ are static
[05:24] <dmwit> Omoikane__, bluefoxx: I realize you have unresolved problems, but it's bedtime.  Sorry...  I wish you luck.
[05:25] <Flannel> tjb: Honestly, you can put it wherever you want.  /usr/local/ might be a good place, but if its generating arbitrray data (and might get big, etc) /var/ is the place for it.
[05:25] <josemiguel> wenasss
[05:25] <Omoikane__> dmwit thanks for the help.
[05:25] <josemiguel> anyone speak spanish???
[05:25] <HymnToLife> !es | josemiguel
[05:25] <josemiguel> in the channel spanish ...no help
[05:26] <bluefoxx> dmwit: >. >well, thanks anyways i suppose...
[05:26] <bluefoxx> so does anyone else know why i cant have compiz and window borders/transparency?
[05:27] <Omoikane__> can ubuntu even output video via HDMI?
[05:27] <tjb> flannel: maybe /var/wwwapps/appanme/www should be the served doc root then.  if that location doesn't cause concerns i'll use that.
[05:27] <Billy_Shears> try in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, section screen, Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True"
[05:27] <Flannel> tjb: that'll be good enough, sure.
[05:28] <tjb> Flannel: thanks. :-)
[05:28] <Dave88LX^> OK up and running on the other machine.  I'll install 32-bit on the Acer and see what happens.
[05:29] <bluefoxx> Billy_Shears: who, me?
[05:29] <josemiguel> no se me ven los paneles de gnome!!!
[05:29] <Odd-rationale> !es | josemiguel
[05:30] <sjea> whoot it doing something
[05:30] <Billy_Shears> bluefoxx: yes
[05:30] <bluefoxx> ok, wait
[05:30] <sjea> lol i've been on windows all my life
[05:31] <sjea> 36 yrs old and im just trying Linux for the first time
[05:31] <bluefoxx> Billy_Shears: its allready set to true
[05:31] <Debolaz> I'm going to have to install Windows XP on my harddrive. I have the space for it, but I guess it will overwrite ubuntu's boot loader. What is the procedure for restoring it afterwards?
[05:32] <sjea> well from what i under stand you put xp on first then other os
[05:32] <Billy_Shears> bluefoxx: okay, i have no other idea
[05:32] <HymnToLife> !grub | Debolaz
[05:32] <Debolaz> sjea: That's not an option.
[05:32] <Debolaz> HymnToLife: Thank you.
[05:32] <ovoskeuiks_> screamer sorry ran away you still there
[05:33] <damo> yo
[05:33] <bluefoxx> >. >
[05:33] <sjea> understand again i realy know xp /vista /98 and 2000 so sad
[05:33] <bluefoxx> so does anyone else know why i cant have compiz and window borders/transparency?
[05:33] <ganesh> how do i open .rar files? it says archieve type not supported?
[05:33] <HymnToLife> !rar | ganesh
[05:33] <sjea> rar.com
[05:34] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: do you have Compiz installed? What does it do when you try to starti it?
[05:34] <damo> can i buy a ip address from optus?
[05:34] <sjea> lol i be back have to restart atleast that what it tell me
[05:34] <HymnToLife> what's optus?
[05:37] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: yes, compiz is installed, but starting it kills window decorations and transparecny
[05:37] <HymnToLife> any error message?
[05:38] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: nope
[05:38] <sjea> i just love how smooth it run so far
[05:38] <vikku> hi all
[05:38] <HymnToLife> !hi | vikku
[05:38] <vikku> i have a DSL image in /opt ... and when i ask to do this `qemu -boot c /dev/hdc/ /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso` , i get
[05:38] <vikku> Boot from hard diks 0 failed
[05:39] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: can you still drag the windows by holding Alt ?
[05:39] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: yes
[05:39] <eligos> hello
[05:39] <bluefoxx> and use alt<space>+<whichever> to command them as well
[05:40] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: okay, so Compiz didn't crash, try running the window decorator manually
[05:40] <cotton> whats the command to see the memory im consuming?
[05:40] <eligos> anyone know if ubuntu has a desktop app similar to rocket dock or stardock like windows?
[05:40] <HymnToLife> something like   gtk-window-decorator --replace
[05:40] <HymnToLife> cotton: free
[05:40] <cotton> eligos it does have, i jst dont remember the name
[05:40] <Dave88LX^> Pulling it up for the first time
[05:40] <vikku> i have a DSL image in /opt ... and when i ask to do this `qemu -boot c /dev/hdc/ /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso` , i get  boot from hard disk failed
[05:40] <Dave88LX^> Going to have to go through quite a few configs first
[05:40] <vikku> any insight?
[05:40] <cotton> HymnToLife: and the process running? thanks.
[05:41] <eligos> cotton, that's what I'm trying to find out also
[05:41] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: how do i do that?
[05:41] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: from a terminal, or Alt+F2
[05:41] <HymnToLife> cotton: ps
[05:41] <cotton> in the forums eligos
[05:41] <cotton> i found it there
[05:42] <cotton> thanks man
[05:42] <cotton> ps -aux
[05:42] <cotton> i have a bad memory
[05:42] <HymnToLife> the dash is not required ;) that makes one less keystroke
[05:43] <vikku> i have a DSL image in /opt ... and when i ask to do this `qemu -boot c /dev/hdc/ /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso` , i get  boot from hard disk failed
[05:43] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: hasnt done anything yet
[05:43] <bluefoxx> killit?
[05:43] <orgthingy> hi
[05:43] <HymnToLife> guess so
[05:43] <orgthingy> how can i reinstall gnome-applets?
[05:43] <HymnToLife> It should have, though
[05:43] <orgthingy> what should i type in terminal?
[05:43] <MellowDude> hi all sup
[05:43] <HymnToLife> do you have fusion-icon installed ?
[05:44] <MellowDude> oct. is when the new ubuntu version comes out right
[05:44] <kindofabuzz> 8.10
[05:44] <MellowDude> is there any beta of it out righ now
[05:44] <kindofabuzz> alphas
[05:44] <HymnToLife> it's still in Alpha AFAIK
[05:44] <MellowDude> sweet how i get it
[05:44] <HymnToLife> but yes, you can use it
[05:44] <kindofabuzz> alpha 4
[05:44] <Cpudan80> MellowDude: check #ubuntu+1 (yes, it is alpha now)
[05:45] <Dedi> my usb harddisks are very slow (8-12mb/s), what could cause that?
[05:45] <kindofabuzz> not usb 2?
[05:45] <eligos> does any one know how can I install themes for Gnome desktop?
[05:46] <dfeuer> Has anyone figured out why some Java applets that worked with icedtea-gcjwebplugin under Firefox 3.0 don't work under 3.0.1?
[05:46] <MellowDude> there is a website for gnome themes i for get the name of it
[05:46] <Odd-rationale> !changethemes-gnome | eligos
[05:46] <Odd-rationale> !changethemes
[05:47] <Odd-rationale> eligos: see message from ubottu above
[05:47] <Dedi> kindofabuzz: they are not that old, 500GB, so i think they are usb2
[05:47] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: me?
[05:48] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: what "me"?
[05:48] <kindofabuzz> Dedi, depends on your system, not the usb device.  how old is your system/
[05:48] <rmd6502> !rtl8185
[05:48] <bluefoxx> ﻿(21:43:52) HymnToLife: do you have fusion-icon installed ?
[05:48] <HymnToLife> yes
[05:49] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: im not sure
[05:49] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: that would be the compiz-fusion splash right?
[05:49] <Dedi> kindofabuzz: dualcore amd, one of these 939 sockets, so that should not be the problem. internal harddisks copy up to 40mb/s
[05:49] <kindofabuzz> yeah you probably have usb 2.0
[05:50] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: no, fusion-icon is this: http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/_media/compiz_fusion_icon.png?w=&h=&cache=cache
[05:50] <HymnToLife> it makes starting compiz (and starting it _properly_) much less of a hassle
[05:50] <bluefoxx> in that case, i dont
[05:50] <tvn2> is there any alarm app ?    so my computer can wake me up in the morning ?
[05:50] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: how can i get it?
[05:50] <HymnToLife> usual place
[05:50] <HymnToLife> (synaptic, or apt-get)
[05:51] <HymnToLife> package is fusion-icon
[05:51] <bluefoxx> also, my main hard disk seems to be seeking a lot. when the system is idle
[05:51] <keppi_> tvn2:  cron
[05:52] <bluefoxx> im getting about 70% in use with a constant on-off blinking of the act indicator when theres next to nothing that should be accessing it. anyone know of that?
[05:52] <sjea> !printer
[05:52] <keppi_> !crontab | tvn2
[05:52] <m_newton> Hello, What software do I need to get my webcam to work in ubuuntu h8.04.1
[05:52] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: maybe it's the journaled data getting written
[05:52] <bofh80> !tracker | bluefoxx
[05:53] <MellowDude> turn off indexing
[05:53] <bluefoxx> ok, can i turn it off? i dont like my load times being slowed down >>
[05:54] <Miyavix3> Is there a prog to mount images (iso) onto a virtual drive, so I don't have to burn it?
[05:54] <rmd6502> bluefoxx - how much ram?
[05:54] <MellowDude> go to system administaor the service find it in there
[05:54] <rmd6502> might be swapping
[05:55] <Dave88LX> OK to get this Broadcom Wireless working, first I need to hook straight into the router via cat-5, and get an internet connection that way?
[05:55] <MellowDude> un check it in there and it turn it off on next start up
[05:55] <bluefoxx> rmd6502: 2 gigs
[05:55] <bofh80> !cheese | m_newton
[05:55] <Miyavix3> o.o
[05:55] <bofh80> m_newton, sudo apt-get install cheese
[05:56] <bofh80> m_newton, simple interface to check if it's working :)
[05:56] <rmd6502> bluefoxx hmmm probably not it then.  If you're running an old version of firefox it might be eating memory, otherwise check top
[05:56] <Miyavix3> ﻿Is there a program to mount images (iso) onto a virtual drive, so I don't have to burn it?
[05:56] <rmd6502> !top
[05:56] <m_newton> thanks bofh80 btw, got any good excuesses?
[05:56] <bluefoxx> rmd6502: im not running firefox[and its 8.04 so im using ff3 anyways]
[05:57] <MellowDude> bluefoxx the best way is to disable any service u dont need
[05:57] <Flannel> !iso | Miyavix3
[05:57] <Miyavix3> Thanks
[05:57] <nirupama> Hi all
[05:57] <bluefoxx> MellowDude: one of the first things i do on any fresh install...
[05:57] <hubar> Anyone using thunderbird?
[05:57] <Flannel> !anyone | hubar
[05:57] <Miyavix3> me
[05:57] <cotton> is there something better than webmin?
[05:58] <cotton> webmin is outregously amazing
[05:58] <hubar> Why is it that my text email don't get properly wrapped? The email I got from other email clients(mutt, alpine, evolution) are all properly wrapped.
[05:58] <powertool08> anyone know what "bad service request ssh-connection" means? error is from putty client on XP connecting to openssh server via pubkey auth
[05:59] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: ok, so if the compiz window mager is running i lose the borders...next idea?
[05:59] <Dave88LX> What was the secret to getting Broadcom Wireless working?  What package?
[05:59] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: i reinstalled all compiz related things i had in the system while i was at it btw
[06:00] <hubar> Why is it that my text email written by thunderbird don't get properly wrapped? The email I got from other email clients(mutt, alpine, evolution) are all properly wrapped.
[06:00] <nirupama> we have done translation in 18 Indian languages]
[06:00] <HymnToLife> bluefoxx: did you install fusion-icon? go see in the "Select window decorator" menu
[06:00] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: i did
[06:00] <nirupama> And now I want the ubuntu community to access these
[06:00] <HymnToLife> and what do you have?
[06:00] <nirupama> How can I proceed
[06:00] <bluefoxx> HymnToLife: thats how i found that the borders vanished when the compiz window manager was going
[06:02] <ndf> if i use 'usrmod -l oldusr newusr -d /home/newusr -m' it will rename my usr and move my homedir for me, but ubuntu hardy automatically loads gdm and not commandline login so how can i ensure i'm logged out when i run this command?
[06:02] <kindofabuzz> bluefoxx, compiz --replace
[06:02] <nirupama> any body
[06:02] <MellowDude> i wait before i get the alpha i read on it something is messed up in it right now
[06:03] <HymnToLife> nirupama: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[06:03] <MellowDude> well iam out u all
[06:03] <MellowDude> have fun be good and be safe
[06:04] <HymnToLife> MellowDude: it works fine here, but #ubuntu+1 is the place to talk about it
[06:04] <mordof> anyone able to help me? not sure how to enable the mcrypt extension for php5.. got the libmcrypt4 from repos
[06:04] <dasdajs> Hi, I've just compiled a new kernel for my ubuntu 8.04 server, but it didn't load the new kernel at boot, how do i fix this?
[06:05] <bluefoxx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/42602/
[06:05] <HymnToLife> mordof: install php5-mcrypt
[06:05] <bluefoxx> kindofabuzz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42602/ <<---thats from the command
[06:06] <pmj> Gnome or something decided to crash and I was kicked back to GDM. When trying to log in, I get a window saying that the session lasted less than 10 seconds. Clicking OK takes me back to GDM. Not clicking OK sort of lets me use the desktop. No gnome-panel, many things crash, I have duplicate processes running probably connected to gnome-session in some way. Any ideas?
[06:06] <mordof> HymnToLife: ah, ty. kept trying other things with putting mcrypt first xD
[06:06] <HymnToLife> mordof: all php5 extensions are php5-<name_of_extension>
[06:07] <pmj> I already tried deleting whatever config files I could think of (.gnome2, gconf stuff). I also installed xubuntu-desktop and tried Xfce, but that didn't want to log in either.
[06:07] <mordof> ooh, k
[06:07] <HymnToLife> pmj: have you tried creating a new user and logging in with it?
[06:08] <pmj> HymnToLife: I don't even know how, but seeing as how things like Firefox now segfault and many programs can't be run at all, I thought it was a more serious problem.
[06:08] <kindofabuzz> bluefoxx, try #compiz
[06:08] <HymnToLife> pmj: hmm, yeah, it could be indeed
[06:08] <bluefoxx> so anyone know what all this -->http://paste.ubuntu.com/42602/ <-- means and how it relates or causes compiz to abbra-kedabra away all my decorations[and window transparencies]?
[06:08] <HymnToLife> but that could me harder to spot
[06:08] <bluefoxx> kindofabuzz: kk
[06:09] <pmj> HymnToLife: I'll try creating a new user when I can afford to log out. Hopefully that'll do it. Thanks.
[06:14] <orgthingy> HELP!
[06:14] <nirupama> HymnToLife, this site shows you have very less %translated
[06:14] <orgthingy> you know, like when you use some programs they go to right-side of gnome-panel ?
[06:14] <orgthingy> i accidentally removed them xD
[06:14] <Dave88L1> Well, I've done something right.  I'm now in Ubuntu, and have the internet working via cat-5
[06:14] <orgthingy> how can i get them back?
[06:14] <orgthingy> please help :'( !
[06:15] <orgthingy> anyone... ?
[06:15] <wbmj> orgthingy:sounds like you remove the notification applet
[06:15] <HymnToLife> orgthingy: you mean you removed the systray?
[06:15] <HymnToLife> should be something like right-clicking on the panel, add applet, system tray
[06:15] <orgthingy> gnome-panel is ok, but, i cant see the active programs (like xchat running, it would be in right-side of panel)
[06:15] <zatoino> Does anyone have any suggestions on how to access avi files that are on my ubuntu machine from my Mac's Front Row application?
[06:15] <pmj> systray on Ubuntu is called Notification Area.
[06:16] <wbmj> orgthingy:right click....add app
[06:16] <orgthingy> ah, it was notification area!!
[06:16] <orgthingy> nice
[06:16] <orgthingy> oh, where's nmap-applet??
[06:16] <Rat409> orgthingy: tasklist
[06:16] <orgthingy> where did it go :O ?
[06:16] <powertool08> I have an external drive and its being accessed heavily, is there a way to find out which process is doing this?
[06:17] <orgthingy> ok, now i have another problem :(
[06:17] <orgthingy> i dont know where's nmap-applet
[06:17] <wbmj> orgthingy:network applet will reappear when you log in agaain
[06:17] <nirupama> HymnToLife, are you there
[06:17] <ndf> if i use 'usrmod -l oldusr newusr -d /home/newusr -m' it will rename my usr and move my homedir for me, but ubuntu hardy automatically loads gdm and not commandline login so how can i ensure i'm logged out when i run this command?
[06:17] <Rat409> powertool08: top or ps aux?
[06:18] <powertool08> Rat409: top didn't give much help, xorg was first
[06:18] <orgthingy> wbmj : i hope so, ok
[06:18] <wbmj> ndf: ctrl+alt+f1 at login........then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[06:19] <ndf> wbmj: will that stop X and log me out?
[06:19] <Rat409> orgthingy: its called nm-applet afaik
[06:19] <wbmj> yes
[06:19] <ndf> ok thanks
[06:19] <wbmj> np
[06:20] <dasdajs> How do I se which processes runs in each kernels on a dual core?
[06:20] <computer> what is a good pdf editor?
[06:20] <L-Emo> www.averagejoesofficiel.skyblog.com
[06:20] <L-Emo> www.averagejoesofficiel.skyblog.com
[06:20] <FloodBot1> L-Emo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:21] <LSD|Ninja> dasdajs: BSD top has a column for what CPU a process is on. I have no idea if GNU top offers anything like that
[06:21] <ndf> wbmj: other people are telling me that it may not log me out
[06:21] <computer> what is a good pdf editor? dont say openoffcie3 because its beta still.
[06:21] <dasdajs> LSD|Ninja i'm in console only it's on a server :S
[06:21] <L-Emo> www.averagejoesofficiel.skyblog.com and www.l3-baraki-d-msn.skyblog.com
[06:21] <L-Emo> www.averagejoesofficiel.skyblog.com and www.l3-baraki-d-msn.skyblog.com
[06:21] <L-Emo> www.averagejoesofficiel.skyblog.com and www.l3-baraki-d-msn.skyblog.com
[06:21] <FloodBot1> L-Emo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:21] <LSD|Ninja> dasdajs: what's that got to do with anything?
[06:21] <HymnToLife> Dave88L1: top is a console program
[06:22] <dasdajs> dno, you wrote BSD, and don't know what that is, so thought it was something on x11
[06:22] <wbmj> ndf: ctrl+alt+f1 at login........then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop........will leave you at the coomandline login
[06:23] <ndf> ok thanks
[06:23] <wbmj> np
[06:23] <ndf> sorry for the doubt :P
[06:23] <sjea> !wine
[06:24] <Dave88LX> say what?
[06:24] <computer> what is a good pdf editor? dont say openoffcie3 because its beta still.
[06:26] <Dave88LX> how do I determine specifically which wireless chip I have?
[06:27] <Rat409> Dave88LX: try lspci |grep -i network
[06:27] <powertool08> computer: pdfeditor seems to win according to google
[06:28] <Dave88LX> Rat409: OK let me reboot and give that a shot.
[06:28] <powertool08> computer: or pdfedit, its under both names could be same program
[06:29] <Dave88LX> linuxwireless.org is saying to run this: sudo /usr/share/b43-fwcutter/install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh
[06:29] <Rat409> pdfedit= only true linux editing app afaik
[06:29] <david> hello
[06:29] <dasdajs> how do I see timer frequency for the kernel?
[06:29] <Rat409> Dave88LX: if you have a broadcom
[06:30] <Dave88LX> yes I do have Broadcom
[06:30] <Dave88LX> I'm goingto figure out which one specifically
[06:30] <Guest52247> i noticed that when i remove the ac cable i see a little square on the screen that shows a brightess adjustment
[06:30] <Guest52247> on my keyboard i have a shortcut to do taht, but it doenst show that thing...it does for the volume. how can i change this?
[06:30] <zero-9376> i need to find information on a quirk for my soundcard where do i loo?
[06:31] <cotton> I don't know if this is ubuntu related, but I dont know where to ask for help
[06:31] <cotton> man if someone could help me out with this, i would REALLY apreciate it, is the last step i need for my server config, I configured succesfully my ubuntu server, but now im trying to acces it from outside my LAN, I have a linksys router, i disabled the firewall on the router, and yes..im able to manage it from the internet, but i want to acces the server that is within that LAN, where do i start?
[06:32] <Rat409> zero-9376: try http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page
[06:32] <Dave88LX> BCM4318
[06:32] <DOT3CH> anyone know of a good screen recorder app
[06:32] <IdleOne> recordmydesktop
[06:33] <DOT3CH> ok
[06:33] <zcat[1]> or istanbul
[06:33] <zero-9376> Rat409: thanks but i need some more specific info...ive been searching alsa wiki and google all afternoon
[06:33] <Rat409> dabyou need the firmware then whatever driver is
[06:33] <Rat409> zero-9376: ubuntu bug reports?
[06:34] <sjea> !printer
[06:35] <Rat409> Dave88LX: might wanna read this also  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/218763
[06:35] <l3d> ok what I am looking to do is   I have a script in nautilus to open terminal here kinda thing but I would like to use konsole instead of the normal gnometerm how would i get that done?
[06:36] <unop> l3d, did you write the script?
[06:36] <l3d> no
[06:37] <unop> l3d, ok, let's see the script then - put it up on a pastebin
[06:37] <l3d> still noob
[06:37] <mordof> anyone able to help me get some sort of smtp server, sendmail.. or something working to get mail(); to work in php? i've got sendmail installed.. can't seem to get it to actually send an email from the command line though either
[06:37] <unop> !paste | l3d
[06:37] <zhengleishan> 怎么用IRC
[06:38] <Dave88LX> Thanks Rat I will read that link too
[06:38] <Dave88LX> Holy heck I'm getting confused.
[06:38] <zhengleishan> 为什么大家都说英文
[06:38] <b414> when configing BUSID in xorg.conf, the "PCI:1:0:0" part is the first thing when u do lspci ?
[06:38] <l3d> http://g-scripts.sourceforge.net/nautilus-scripts/Execute/Open%20terminal/Open_terminal_here
[06:39] <unop> b414, yes
[06:39] <didooofidooo> hi everybody i have a problem with Ubuntu 8.04. when i start to download any file from the internet, it takes the whole bandwidth and i can't even browse a website. this problem doesn't happen in windows, so anybody can help?
[06:39] <unop> !cn | zhengleishan
[06:39] <akahige> using gnome/hardy... came back from screensaver with NO mouse control or ALT-TAB functionality. would be nice to be able to close open apps, but I'm stuck. can C-A-Fx to shell, but don'tknow if that helps anything.  HELP!
[06:39] <bwananna> how do i boot without having x windows come up and just the terminal login
[06:40] <niriven> How many kernels will ubuntu keep installed? Whenever i upgrade, it keeps the older kernel packages installed.
[06:40] <DOT3CH> what happened to gnomefiles.org?
[06:40] <LSD|Ninja> niriven: it keeps them all unless youre move them
[06:40] <bwananna> when x boots it locks up the computer so i need to boot into the terminal to do troubleshooting
[06:40] <LSD|Ninja> niriven: making it automatic is a feature request though I believe
[06:40] <niriven> LSD|Ninja, Move them?
[06:41] <LSD|Ninja> niriven: remove them. a space ended up in the wrong place :P
[06:41] <didooofidooo> hi everybody i have a problem with Ubuntu 8.04. when i start to download any file from the Internet, it takes the whole bandwidth and i can't even browse a website. this problem doesn't happen in windows, so anybody can help?
[06:42] <niriven> LSD|Ninja, Ah, ok. Know of any other packages ubuntu keeps around on upgrade? The kernel images/modules acutally take up alot of space, 300 some megs for two versions.
[06:42] <Rat409> bwananna: add single to kernel line at bootime or edit /etc/inittab to 2,in ubuntu init 3 is xwindows
[06:42] <unop> l3d,  change the last line of the script to say   konsole --workdir "$dir"
[06:42] <l3d> i did
[06:42] <l3d> nothing
[06:42] <bwananna> thanks Rat409
[06:42] <l3d> try again tho
[06:43] <nate_> im trying to get mono installed but it gives me this error http://pastebin.com/m27bde1e1
[06:43] <unop> Rat409, bwananna  editing /etc/inittab is unlikely to work and the default runlevel is 2 .. it's the same as runlevels 3-5
[06:44] <bwananna> so what can i do
[06:44] <unop> l3d, do you have konsole installed?
[06:44] <LSD|Ninja> niriven: I think it's pretty much just the kernel it treats this way. It makes a kind of sense when you think about it. If a kernel update fails, there's plenty to fall back on and putting the responsibility of removing the old ones on the user means it only happens if they;re absolutely sure everything works right
[06:44] <l3d> yes
[06:44] <unop> bwananna, boot up into recovery mode .. then issue this command.  update-rc.d -f gdm remove
[06:45] <bwananna> well i need internet access
[06:45] <Rat409> unop: sorry forgot things changed over releases
[06:45] <niriven> LSD|Ninja, Thanks
[06:45] <unop> bwananna, no .. to then get to runlevel 2. type   telinit 2
[06:46] <unop> Rat409, !upstart replaced sysvinit in 6.06 i believe
[06:46] <Rat409> i multiboot a few linux
[06:47] <Rat409> anyways noted
[06:47] <unop> bwananna, internet access should still work fine without X
[06:47] <unop> bwananna, to start GDM once you have completed your task in the console.  sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[06:48] <nate_> im trying to get mono installed but it gives me this error http://pastebin.com/m27bde1e1
[06:49] <unop> nate_, it doesn't look like you have all the ubuntu repositories enabled.
[06:49] <unop> !repositories | nate_,
[06:50] <Drago1> How do i eject a cd that running in wine
[06:50] <Drago1> it says unable to mount
[06:51] <Drago1> is there an over ride command or what?
[06:51] <powertool08> Drago1: sudo umount /path/where/cd/mounted
[06:52] <peter__> \names
[06:52] <unop> l3d, change the last line to.  echo "$dir" > /tmp/test.log  # run the script as you would, then check if the file /tmp/test.log has been created and whether it contains the directory you selected.
[06:52] <unop> Drago1, sudo eject /dev/cdrom
[06:53] <Dave88LX> Well, It's recognizing a B43 restricted driver, and I enabled that
[06:53] <Dave88LX> I guess I still need to download a driver/firmware too though, I don't know
[06:53] <ballzee> i cant hardly hear my headphones anyone know why speakers arnt too hot either
[06:55] <powertool08> ballzee: check all your volume levels with 'alsamixer'
[06:55] <xophere> I have the latest 8.04 installed.  Trying to build both the cisco  client and the vmware player but their are issues in the kernel headers directories and source,  vmware player config says running kernel is different then source.  I can't figure out how to sync the kernel to the source tree without building the kernel or back leveling.  I can handle either but trying to avoid that.
[06:55] <Heer1> how to install directx on ubuntu?
[06:57] <LSD|Ninja> HeeroMamoru: you don't...
[06:57] <pan> how do i turn off xinit screen
[06:57] <unop> HeeroMamoru, you can't
[06:57] <sjea> ouch here another Q  sudo umount /media/cdrom get umount: /media/cdrom0: device is busy ? any thought
[06:57] <pan> on screen 1
[06:57] <pan> i did startx xinit -- :1
[06:57] <HeeroMamoru> i heard they can install directx with wine
[06:58] <powertool08> sjea: is your current directory /media/cdrom? if so cd to /home and try again
[06:58] <Guest74948> hi. if i do cat /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness i get current state 70, how do i set it to 100?
[06:59] <Guest74948> something echo 100....or am i wrong?
[06:59] <Xodiac13> what is the login and password for fluxubuntu for the live cd
[06:59] <Flannel> Xodiac13: You should ask in #fluxbuntu, that's not an official flavor
[06:59] <Xodiac13> are there installation instructions for the ati radeon x1200 i need help installing the display driver for linux
[07:00] <vikku> iam getting following err on installing the bochs
[07:00] <damo> anyone know where i can buy cheap shells?
[07:00] <vikku> E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room
[07:00] <vikku> E: Error occurred while processing llgal (NewVersion1)
[07:00] <vikku> E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/fr.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_universe_binary-i386_Packages
[07:00] <vikku> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened
[07:00] <FloodBot1> vikku: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:00] <vikku> ahhh ok
[07:00] <pan> anyone know how to hack wpa wireless network?
[07:01] <Kartagis> damo, www.egghelp.org/shells.htm
[07:01] <powertool08> pan: push the reset button on the back of the router ;)
[07:02] <vikku> http://paste.ubuntu.com/42614/ .. pls help
[07:02] <pan> na i was trying to get someone elses router password
[07:02] <pan> hex key
[07:02] <pan> wep is easy
[07:02] <l3d> it did contain the dir
[07:02] <powertool08> pan: thats illegal, so you won't get help here
[07:03] <pan> aight
[07:03] <Drago1> I cannot eject it says device busy
[07:03] <unop> l3d, try this at a console.   konsole --workdir "/tmp"  # does konsole open in /tmp ?
[07:03] <Drago1> I am unable to eject no matter what using regular terminal commands
[07:04] <Rat409> Drago1: are you in that disc with filemanager or prompt? cd out then try
[07:05] <Drago1> Rat409: Currently I'm installing wow through wine and i cannot eject the disc to insert the next one
[07:06] <Drago1> Rat409: Even though it says insert next disc
[07:06] <unop> !who | l3d
[07:06] <godmode117> yo
[07:06] <Drago1> Rat409: It says cannot unmount or something because application busy
[07:06] <godmode117> is there a separate "trash" file for different hard drives?
[07:07] <Rat409> Drago1: hmm,try using winfiler in wineor whatever doze filer
[07:07] <Drago1> Rat409: not sure what you mean?
[07:07] <unop> l3d, modify the last line in your script to say this.  { konsole --workdir "$dir" } >/tmp/test.log 2>&1   # then pastebin /tmp/test.log when done
[07:08] <pan> wat's the purpose in running xinit -- :1 then in console startfluxbox
[07:08] <pan> i dont see the purpose in it
[07:08] <pan> i was wondering if someone to explain to me the purpose
[07:09] <unop> pan, you don't need all that - startx should take care of it all, provided your ~/.xinitrc runs startfluxbox
[07:09] <SpartanII117> hello, i am trying to install hardy heron on a Sony Viao VGN-sz270p laptop, the menu comes up asking about what language then what you want to do, but when you choose an option ,    the CD spins up but nothing else happens and no data is read from the CD. does any one know how to get it to boot?
[07:09] <Drago1> I wish there was a way to manually over ride it to be able to take the disc out and put the next one it
[07:09] <pan> x is already running
[07:09] <pan> it will say
[07:09] <Rat409> pan: xinit bypasses your ~/.xinitrc and startfluxbox tells it to use the startup file in your ~/.fluxbox
[07:09] <godmode117> is there a separate "trash" file for different hard drives?
[07:09] <zcat[1]> godmode117: I think so .. ~/.local/share/Trash for your ~ and /media/foo/.Trash for each mounted device
[07:09] <powertool08> pan: it will start a second xserver session so you can have two instances of gnome running
[07:09] <l3d> unop : yes that open the konsole at the dir /tmp
[07:09] <pan> right i have two gnome running
[07:10] <pan> i just dont know the purpose of it
[07:10] <pan> when fluxbox already has workspaces
[07:10] <unop> l3d, close konsole .. then paste the output of that file please
[07:10] <godmode117> zcat[1]: ill try it out, thank you
[07:10] <powertool08> pan: I suppose so you could run gnome on run and fluxbox on another and kde on another all at the same time?
[07:10] <Rat409> pan: it can be used to run 2 diff de's or windowmanagers or for checking changes in configs
[07:11] <pan> oh i c
[07:11] <pan> but i'm not able to run windows correct?
[07:11] <Rat409> pan: depends on how your system is cpu/ram etc.
[07:11] <MTeck> hello :)
[07:11] <Rat409> pan: no windows no
[07:11] <pan> ok
[07:11] <MTeck> sorry for the proxy, just works atm
[07:12] <MTeck> How can I make a module load when I boot my system?
[07:12] <godmode117> do hidden show up in terminal?
[07:12] <godmode117> hidden files*
[07:12] <Rat409> godmode117:  if you use ls -a
[07:12] <MTeck> godmode117: ls -a
[07:12] <godmode117> thanks guys
[07:13] <godmode117> im having problems finding the trash on a mounted NTFS driv
[07:13] <godmode117> drive*
[07:13] <MTeck> I know enabling a module on boot is easy, i just forgot how
[07:13] <favro> MTeck: add it as the last line in  /etc/modules
[07:15] <nirupama> where can I find the language team here
[07:15] <pan> how do i make a hidden folder
[07:15] <pan> mkdir ???
[07:15] <pan> not sure what to do afterwards
[07:16] <danbhfive> !partitions
[07:16] <nirupama> I need to show some translations done by me
[07:16] <alanluo> hello
[07:16] <LSD|Ninja> pan: make the first character a period. eg mkdir .thisfolderwillbehidden
[07:16] <pan> ah
[07:16] <l3d>  unop  : http://pastebin.com/m39e5e1f5
[07:16] <unop> pan, any file with a . infront becomes a hidden file
[07:16] <pan> k thx
[07:16] <pan> no wonder all hidden folders r with a .
[07:16] <pan> i c
[07:16] <pan> makes sense
[07:16] <pan> thx
[07:17] <unop> l3d, hmm, it doesn't say much .. take off everything after } on the last line .. and you have your script
[07:17] <Rat409> pan: full path to where you want it or goes to current directory
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> palt: if you run cd ~/; ls -a
[07:17] <godmode117> does anyone know where the trash files are for mounted volumes?
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> pan: you'll see a tonne of stuff i your home directory
[07:17] <pan> yeah i know
[07:18] <l3d> unop thanks
[07:18] <pan> i always wanted to know wat folder with "." was fore
[07:18] <pan> cause i did ls -a to see hidden folders
[07:18] <pan> never knew the "." had a purpose in making hidden folder
[07:18] <unop> pan, . represents the current directory
[07:18] <pan> i know
[07:19] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.1 prints at boot time: "Loading kernel modules". I wonder if this has been due to the execution of /etc/init.d/module-init-tools or /etc/rc.S.d/S15module-init-tools.
[07:19] <powertool08> godmode117: my guess is /media/mounted_drive/.trash
[07:19] <godmode117> nope
[07:19] <godmode117> thanks though
[07:20] <unop> godmode117, /mount/point/.Trash-<yourusername>  or  /mount/point/.Trash-<youruserid>
[07:22] <wally13377> how do i mount a usb stick
[07:22] <godmode117> unop: dan@desktop1:/media$ cd /.Trash-dan
[07:22] <godmode117> bash: cd: /.Trash-dan: No such file or directory
[07:22] <nirupama> wally13377, mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb
[07:23] <nirupama> if usb is in sdb1 or it could be found from
[07:23] <unop> godmode117, ls -ls /mount/point
[07:23] <nirupama> dmesg
[07:23] <unop> godmode117, /media is not usually a mount point
[07:23] <l3d> unop  that didnt work so i added this    konsole --workdir "$dir" &1   and it work thanks for the help
[07:23] <wally13377> wow so much more helpful in here than in debian
[07:23] <wally13377> ty
[07:23] <godmode117> unop: thats where my stuff gets mounted
[07:23] <ph0rensic> !grub
[07:23] <unop> l3d, konsole is stupid
[07:24] <l3d> lol nice
[07:24] <ay^> unop uh its not?
[07:24] <unop> godmode117, on /media .. not in directories under /media ?
[07:24] <unop> ay^, whatever
[07:24] <godmode117> oh, i fuxed up hold on
[07:24] <bwananna> unop: thanks for the help, you're telinit 2 is what allowed us to solve the problem
[07:24] <unop> bwananna, cool
[07:25] <ay^> unop, ok now you lost me, I wasn't trying to be an asshole.
[07:25] <ay^> unop: tho if my stupidity offended you, I appologize
[07:25] <unop> ay^, konsole wouldn't launch when everything seemed normal in a script -- all he did was add a & to the end off the line and it launches
[07:25] <unop> ay^, which doesn't make sense at all
[07:26] <godmode117> ok
[07:26] <godmode117> im here
[07:26] <godmode117> dan@desktop1:/media/disk$
[07:26] <ay^> unop: oh..
[07:26] <godmode117> thats the disk i need to find the trash file on
[07:26] <DIFH-iceroot> ubuntu-server-edition 8.04 == debian 4.0 unstable? or what is ubuntu?
[07:27] <SpartanII117> i am trying to install hardy heron on a Sony Viao VGN-sz270p laptop, the menu comes up asking about what language then what you want to do, but when you choose an option, the CD spins up but nothing else happens and no data is read from the CD. does any one know how to get it to boot?
[07:27] <unop> godmode117, actually you could do this.   find /media -iname '*trash*' -type d  # that should look under all mount points for directories by that name
[07:27] <godmode117> just type " find /media -iname '*trash*' -type d  #" in terminal?
[07:27] <danbhfive> !trash
[07:28] <unop> godmode117, right
[07:28] <nate_> hay is there a torrent downloader that encyps my signal like utorrent on linux
[07:28] <danbhfive> nate_: does transmission do it?
[07:28] <nate_> idk
[07:28] <nate_> does it
[07:28] <powertool08> nate_: rtorrent does but its command line only
[07:28] <Rat409>  nate_ if you mean encrypt,deluge is only one i know of
[07:28] <unop> danbhfive, he's not looking for the location of trash on the local disk .. but the location on removable media
[07:29] <nate_> and that will help protect against isp watching my download stuff right?
[07:29] <danbhfive> nate_: there is an option to ignore unencrypted peers, so that hints something to me
[07:29] <danbhfive> unop: personally, I think the factoid should just be updated
[07:30] <Rat409> nate_: if you set the options i spose
[07:30] <powertool08> nate_: not really, they aren't stupid, tons of encrypted traffic flying around is most likely p2p encrypted traffic
[07:30] <DIFH-iceroot> i can choose between debian 4.0 and ubuntu 8.04LTS for a vserver and i dont know if ubuntu-server-edition is good as debian 4.0 (which has no LTs)
[07:30] <unop> danbhfive, a lot of the factoid do ...
[07:30] <nate_> ture
[07:30] <nate_> true*
[07:30] <powertool08> nate_: but it does make get your traffic through packet shapers which throttle based on protocol
[07:30] <nate_> but if i can make it harder then i would like to do that
[07:30] <godmode117> ok, i tried that command and it started searching, then it said "find: /media/disk/lost+found: Permission denied" so i tried sudo'ing it and it just brings me back to the blinking cursor
[07:31] <danbhfive> unop: im actually pissed, because I took the time to update a couple of factoids, and it seems they were rejected
[07:31] <danbhfive> I should leave before I get in trouble
[07:31] <Dragon_Master> I need help with java and firefox3
[07:31] <danbhfive> !java
[07:31] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: if you want to config most stuff your self, debian. Else ubuntu. IMHO
[07:31] <Dragon_Master> xD
[07:31] <Dragon_Master> been there done that
[07:32] <unop> danbhfive, looks like i am not the only one to have gone through that then
[07:32] <Wakei9> FUCK YOU
[07:32] <Wakei9> bitch
[07:32] <FloodBot1> Wakei9: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:32] <DIFH-iceroot> ay^: what is ubuntu 8.04? debian unstable? debian testing? the probllem is, debian 4.0 has no LTS and i cant upgrade to debian 5.0 because its a vserver with virtuozzo
[07:32] <Wakei9> MFMFMFMFMFMMMMFMMFMFMFMF
[07:32]  * danbhfive sighs
[07:32] <danbhfive> go Wakei9!!!
[07:33] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: well ubuntu is ubuntu, basically
[07:33] <Wakei9> OK
[07:33] <Wakei9> ...
[07:33] <Wakei9> i didint mean it
[07:33] <Wakei9> :(
[07:33] <Wakei9> i just pressed ctrl-p
[07:33] <Dragon_Master> I need help with java and firefox3
[07:33] <DIFH-iceroot> ay^: ubuntu is based on debian, so i think its a newer debian llike unstable or testing
[07:33] <godmode117> unop you still there?
[07:33] <Wakei9_> so
[07:33] <Wakei9_> what you doing
[07:33] <unop> godmode117, yes
[07:34] <Wakei9_> you got a flood
[07:34] <godmode117> ok, i tried that command and it started searching, then it said "find: /media/disk/lost+found: Permission denied" so i tried sudo'ing it and it just brings me back to the blinking cursor
[07:34] <Wakei9_> d1ck
[07:34] <Wakei9_> dick
[07:34] <Wakei9_> D1ck
[07:34] <Wakei9_> S1uk
[07:34] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: I know it is, but its a lot of changes
[07:34] <FloodBot1> Wakei9_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:34] <Wakei9_> g4´y
[07:34] <Wakei9_> fuck
[07:34] <stdin> !ops | Wakei9_
[07:34] <gotama> Hi! there. How to grant Internet connection to some users and reject for others? Thanks in advance.
[07:34] <DIFH-iceroot> ay^: so you think ubuntu is a good server-system? (security)
[07:34] <Wakei9_> muted
[07:34] <Wakei9_> muted
[07:34] <Wakei9_> ,uted
[07:34] <FloodBot1> Wakei9_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:35] <godmode117> Wakie wtf
[07:35] <danbhfive> lol
[07:35] <Wakei9_> l0l
[07:35] <Wakei9_> wtf
[07:35] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: kind of hard to say, but I think you would be allowed to be less secure with ubuntu then debian, because in debian you are somewhat forced to to everything your self, and thus learning.
[07:35] <godmode117> unop got any more ideas?
[07:36] <unop> godmode117, well, did that command find anything?
[07:36] <godmode117> i dont think so
[07:37] <DIFH-iceroot> ay^: yes thats right but i mean the quality of the pakets, debian pakets are older and more tested, so because of that i mean ubuntu == debian  unstable/testing?
[07:37] <unop> godmode117, tell me why you are looking for the trash location?
[07:37] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: from wikipedia: "Ubuntu packages have generally been based on packages from Debian's unstable branch: "
[07:37] <Dragon_Master> I need help with java and firefox3
[07:37] <DIFH-iceroot> ay^: ok, so ubuntu = debian unstable
[07:37] <godmode117> unop:when i run it without sudo it gives me "find: /media/disk/lost+found: Permission denied" but with sduo it just runs real quick and then back to blinking cursor
[07:38] <ay^> DIFH-iceroot: yes according to wikipedia at least :)
[07:38] <unop> godmode117, so it doesn't look like any of your _mounted_ devices have the .Trash directory - which is normal.
[07:38] <godmode117> unop :im looking for the trash because in utorrent i deleted some files through the GUI and i dont think their gone
[07:38] <Dragon_Master> I need help with java and firefox3
[07:38] <blogi> hi all
[07:39] <echidn1> can someone help me out? I keep getting this error in the ubuntu terminal:
[07:39] <echidn1> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[07:39] <echidn1> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[07:39] <unop> godmode117, where were these files located?
[07:39] <blogi> can anyone teach me how to install my new themes i downloaded
[07:39] <godmode117> on the "/disk" drive
[07:39] <unop> echidn1, do you have synaptic or update-manager open ?
[07:39] <unop> godmode117, what filesystem on /disk?
[07:39] <godmode117> NTFS, i think
[07:40] <echidn1> aha, yes i do. it's been happening intermittently, i guess that's why
[07:40] <unop> godmode117, try   find /disk -iname '*trash*'
[07:40] <echidn1> thanks
[07:40] <Megaqwerty> blogi: System>Preferences>Appearance
[07:40] <Dragon_Master> I need help with java and firefox3
[07:40] <godmode117> unop: that command exactly?
[07:40] <DIFH-iceroot> Dragon_Master: ask your question
[07:40] <unop> godmode117, well, asumming your disk was mounted at /disk, yes
[07:40] <unop> godmode117, substitute the right path there if it is not
[07:41] <Dragon_Master> Well, when I've had this problem for weeks, I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:41] <Megaqwerty> blogi: does that answer your question? If not, could you be more specific?
[07:41] <godmode117> unop: ok
[07:41] <blogi> wait
[07:41] <echidn1> also, i don't quite understand the deal with installing programs manually
[07:41] <echidn1> when using a tarball
[07:42] <echidn1> do i need to extract the tarball to a specific directory, or does it just put it wherever the tar.gz is?
[07:42] <echidn1> when it's built and stuff
[07:42] <Megaqwerty> echidn1: wherever you want to extract it
[07:42] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.1 prints at boot time: "Loading kernel modules". I wonder if this has been due to the execution of /etc/init.d/module-init-tools or /etc/rc.S.d/S15module-init-tools.
[07:42] <fallopiantubeses> :)
[07:42] <zcat[1]> godmode117: ".Trash" not ".trash" -- capital T
[07:42] <echidn1> well where are the programs typically installed? i want to keep organized with the existing file structure
[07:42] <unop> zcat[1], -iname finds both
[07:42] <zcat[1]> oh, sorry uncorq
[07:43] <zcat[1]> Doh..
[07:43] <unop> heh
[07:43] <zcat[1]> yeah, you..
[07:43] <unop> !build | echidn1
[07:43] <echidn1> ah, thanks
[07:43] <Dragon_Master> Well, when I've had this problem for weeks, I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:43] <zcat[1]> coffee defficiency .. brain slowing down
[07:43]  * unop needs some lemon tea!
[07:44] <godmode117> unop, zcat[1]: i didnt find it, would it be in "/lost+found"?
[07:44] <zcat[1]> godmode117: no, lost+found is for lost inodes that fsck recovers
[07:44] <godmode117> o
[07:44] <echidn1> sudo apt-get install automake
[07:44] <echidn1> oops
[07:45] <godmode117> then where would those files go?
[07:45] <fallopiantubeses> :)
[07:45] <echidn1> well thanks for the help
[07:45] <Dragon_Master> Well, when I've had this problem for weeks, I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:45] <zcat[1]> godmode117: how's you delete them? GUI or rm?
[07:45] <backslash7> Hi folks
[07:45] <Chibone_> hey
[07:46] <backslash7> I'm trying to prepare a usb stick in order to install ubuntu from there
[07:46] <godmode117> zcat[1]: it was in the utorrent (under wine) gui
[07:46] <backslash7> But it's not working... It's kinda MultiBoot usb stick
[07:46] <backslash7> I have syslinux installed there
[07:46] <backslash7> I followed the instructions (except I put everthing instead of in the / into /ulive maybe that's the problem?)
[07:46] <zcat[1]> godmode117: sounds like they're really gone if they're not in a .Trash somewhere
[07:47]  * Dragon_Master screams like a maniac
[07:47] <backslash7> I always get thrown into "busybox"
[07:47] <godmode117> what would be the command to search the whole filesystem for .trash files?
[07:47] <unop> godmode117, i'm not sure a .Trash directory is maintained for NTFS volumes -- in any case, you could probably use some undelete tools to recover files - unfortunately most of them are windows only
[07:47] <zcat[1]> find / -iname "*trash"
[07:48] <unop> godmode117, you might want to add a -type d   to that
[07:48] <backslash7> How do I install flashplugin for firefox
[07:48] <unop> find / -iname '*trash*' -type d
[07:48] <backslash7> It say flashplayer-mozilla and flashplugin are up to date
[07:48] <zcat[1]> ntfsundelete in ntfstools package?
[07:48] <godmode117> ill try that
[07:48] <zcat[1]> !info ntfstools
[07:48] <Dragon_Master> I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:48] <wally13377> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=111972 for that guide what if i have a dynamic ip?
[07:48] <unop> !info ntfsprogs
[07:48] <zcat[1]> Err.. what the hell did I install? ntfssomething
[07:48] <zcat[1]> yeah, thank!
[07:48] <zcat[1]> s...!
[07:48] <backslash7> Hi there
[07:48] <backslash7> ping
[07:49] <backslash7> anyone? How do I install flash for firefox
[07:49] <zcat[1]> backslash7: click the puzzle piece and follow the instructions?
[07:49] <zcat[1]> just like in 'doze
[07:49] <unop> backslash7, sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[07:49] <nnull> hey guys is there any programs that will read txt files or html data block out aloud?
[07:50] <godmode117> ok, that command only showed the normal desktop trash file
[07:50] <Dragon_Master> I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:50] <unop> nnull, festival probably
[07:50] <Kartagis> what to do about http://paste.ubuntu.com/42620/ please?
[07:50] <zcat[1]> godmode117: ntfsundelete perhaps?
[07:50] <slamFIST> backslash7: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[07:50] <steveydoteu> Dragon_Master, what won't work?
[07:50] <Megaqwerty> nnull: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/03/29/simple-text-to-speech-in-ubuntu/
[07:50] <slamFIST> oops someone already beat me to it
[07:51] <zcat[1]> !info festival
[07:51] <nnull> thankyou guys
[07:51] <powertool08> Does anyone know how to fix the error "bad service request ssh-connection" in putty when attempting to connect to linux ssh server?
[07:51] <godmode117> zcat[1]: ill try that
[07:51] <rnd_> moin
[07:51] <Dragon_Master> Java, it's not showing up at about:plugins
[07:51] <Dragon_Master> its not detecting it
[07:51] <rnd_> uhh, english channel. I am wrong :)
[07:51] <unop> Kartagis, what king of script is  /etc/cron.daily/logrotate ?
[07:52] <Kartagis> unop, what do you mean exactly?
[07:52] <unop> Kartagis, run this command.  file -s /etc/cron.daily/logrotate
[07:52] <Dragon_Master> =/
[07:52] <zcat[1]> I think it would be a bash script..
[07:53] <godmode117> zcat[1]: dan@desktop1:/media$ ntfsundelete -s disk/
[07:53] <godmode117> Error reading bootsector: Is a directory.
[07:53] <godmode117> Failed to startup volume: Is a directory.
[07:53] <godmode117> Failed to mount 'disk/': Is a directory.
[07:53] <FloodBot1> godmode117: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:53] <Kartagis> unop, /etc/cron.daily/logrotate: POSIX shell script text executable
[07:53] <Dragon_Master> I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:53] <godmode117> sorry for the flood
[07:53] <unop> zcat[1], looks like it isn't
[07:53] <unop> Kartagis, put the script up on a !pastebin
[07:53] <zcat[1]> #!/bin/sh   -- what does your one start with?
[07:54] <unop> zcat[1], /bin/sh isn't bash :)
[07:54] <Kartagis> unop, http://pastebin.com/f74deb348
[07:54] <zcat[1]> unop: /bin/bash isn't bach either!
[07:54] <zcat[1]> *bash
[07:54] <Dragon_Master> I've got java installed and all, it just will not work for some reason
[07:55] <wally13377> my laptop keyboard gives me a ~ instead of a | when i press the combo to get | why is this
[07:55] <unop> zcat[1], i don't know which twisted reality you're in but anyway .. :))
[07:55] <zcat[1]> afaik they're both dash (or am I wrong)
[07:55] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: is it possible you installed firefox from mozilla.com instead of the repositories?
[07:55] <unop> zcat[1], echo $SHELL :)
[07:55] <zcat[1]> hmm, perhaps I'm wrong.. I thought they were both aslised to /bin/dash
[07:56] <zcat[1]> only sh is.
[07:56] <Kartagis> guys guys stop fighting
[07:56] <unop> zcat[1], /bin/sh links to dash usually
[07:56] <unop> Kartagis, ls -l /usr/sbin/logrotate
[07:56] <zcat[1]> unop: so anyhoooo.. it's a 'sh' script
[07:57] <zcat[1]> as if it makes any real difference!
[07:57] <godmode117> zcat[1], unop: sorry to keep bothering you, but im still stuck
[07:57] <Kartagis> unop, -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 38736 2006-06-19 21:21 /usr/sbin/logrotate
[07:57] <unop> zcat[1], big difference .. the POSIX standard does not support bashisms
[07:57] <Dragon_Master> Megaqwerty, firefox 3 didn't come on repositories
[07:57] <Dragon_Master> xD
[07:57] <Dragon_Master> that I know of
[07:57] <Kartagis> it's 755 and owned by root:root
[07:57] <Dragon_Master> and I installed  it from the site
[07:57] <Dragon_Master> =P
[07:58] <unop> Kartagis,  /usr/sbin/logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf;  echo $?
[07:58] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: that's your problem (and Firefox 3 is in the repositories)
[07:58] <Dragon_Master> Megaqwerty where?
[07:58] <Kartagis> error: error creating state file /var/lib/logrotate/status: Permission denied
[07:58] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: sudo aptitude install firefox
[07:58] <zcat[1]> godmode117: sorry but I'm not familiar with the ntfsutils other than being aware that they exist, really..
[07:58] <Kartagis> maybe that's why unop
[07:59] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: It comes default with Hardy
[07:59] <zcat[1]> godmode117: try the man page for ntfsundelete?
[07:59] <unop> Kartagis, try running that under sudo
[07:59] <bullgard4> Ubuntu 8.04.1 prints at boot time: "Loading kernel modules". I wonder if this has been due to the execution of /etc/init.d/module-init-tools or /etc/rc.S.d/S15module-init-tools.
[07:59] <unop> bullgard4, you could grep the contents of /etc/init.d to find out
[08:00] <godmode117> where can i look at all my systems "devices"?
[08:00] <bullgard4> unop: I will do that.
[08:00] <Dragon_Master> Megaqwerty, now where do I find it
[08:00] <Dragon_Master> xD
[08:00] <Kartagis> unop, 0
[08:00] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: Applications>Internet
[08:00] <unop> bullgard4, and i would bet that /etc/rc.S.d/S15module-init-tools is a symlink to /etc/init.d/module-init-tools
[08:01] <Dragon_Master> Dragon_Master>Kubuntu
[08:01] <Dragon_Master> =P
[08:01] <steveydoteu> Any means of extracting archives on mass?
[08:01] <unop> Kartagis, hmm, strange .. ok, where did you get your error?
[08:01] <Kartagis> godmode117, lspci
[08:01] <steveydoteu> I have a folder full of zip/rar archives
[08:01] <Dragon_Master> it no show up
[08:01] <unop> steveydoteu, a for loop.
[08:01] <Kartagis> unop, in the email sent to me by anacron
[08:01] <steveydoteu> unop elaborate please
[08:01] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: It should be in your menu
[08:02] <Dragon_Master> maybe i need to restart
[08:02] <Dragon_Master> xD
 thanks
[08:02] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: if you know how to add a menu item, add one with the command being "firefox" (without the quotes)
[08:02] <unop> Kartagis, maybe it's just a one off
[08:02] <Dragon_Master> it stopped auto show up when I got KDE4
[08:02] <Dragon_Master> =P
[08:03] <Kartagis> unop, what do you mean?
 im looking for the device list that would have hardrives
[08:03] <superlinux> can some one just help me with skype? just want to test my webcam?
[08:03] <Megaqwerty> Dragon_Master: fine, I'll give you a workaround because I need to leave in like 5 mins
[08:04] <unop> steveydoteu,  for i in *.{zip,rar}; do if [[ ${i##*.} == 'zip' ]]; then echo unzip "$i"; else echo unrar "$i"; fi; done
[08:04] <unop> steveydoteu, remove the echos if you are happy with how the commands will be executed
[08:05] <steveydoteu> unop at the end, fi, should that be if?
[08:05] <backslash7> slamFIST, thank you, worked find.
[08:05] <unop> steveydoteu, no, fi marks the end of an if .. then .. else .. block.
[08:05] <Dragon_Master> Megaqwerty, now it doesn't open
[08:05] <Dragon_Master> .<
[08:06] <Dragon_Master> .<
[08:06] <FloodBot1> Dragon_Master: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:06] <unop> Kartagis, i mean, the cronjob could have failed just once .. not necessarily an indication that something is seriously wrong.
[08:06] <unop> Kartagis, unless off course you get many emails from cron with the same problem.
[08:07] <steveydoteu> unop it just outputs a list of the archives, i presume thats all the echo i would get though?
[08:07] <Kartagis> unop, I do
[08:07] <PlayEdUdE> ubuntu rox!!!
[08:07] <steveydoteu> actually unop thats all it has done
[08:07] <needhelp> Hello... I have captured some vids from a cam and burnt them as .mpg on to a DVD disc. But when I watch it on the DVD-player (not on PC), the TV cuts the edges so I don't see the very left and right of the vid. Is there a way to fix it ?
[08:07] <unop> steveydoteu. remove the echos from the command to have the script actually do the extraction
[08:07] <steveydoteu> aaah
[08:07] <steveydoteu> just the echo?
[08:08] <unop> steveydoteu, yea, both of them, there are two there
[08:08] <bullgard4> unop: You would have won your bet. --  Thank you very much for your help.
[08:08] <steveydoteu> unop, i presume i can add other archive formats also, if i have the correct packages installed?
[08:09] <steveydoteu> thank you for your help, its appreciated
[08:09] <unop> steveydoteu, yea sure -- though the commands to extract those files will probably be different and might need switches adding, etc
[08:09] <Kartagis> unop, I just realized one thing. /var/log/mysql.log exists but /var/log/mysql/mysql.log and /var/log/mysql/mysql-slow.log don't. could this be the cause?
[08:09]  * steveydoteu saves command
[08:10] <unop> Kartagis, hmm, maybe.  let's have a look at /etc/logrotate.conf
[08:11]  * anewbie GOOOOOD MOOOORNING VIEEEEEETNAAAAAM
[08:11] <nate_> how do i make and add chatrooms in pidgin?
[08:11] <unop> nate_, the folks in #freenode will point you in the right direction.
[08:12] <Kartagis> unop, http://pastebin.com/f67197a59
[08:12] <nate_> thanks
[08:13] <devilsgate> hello
[08:14] <unop> Kartagis, hmm, nowhere in both  /usr/sbin/logrotate and /etc/logrotate.conf is there any mention of mysql .. which is odd and possibly contributes to the problem
[08:15] <unop> Kartagis, ls /etc/logrotate.d/*mysql*
[08:15] <Dragon_Master> erm
[08:15] <Dragon_Master> I messed up my firefox
[08:15] <Dragon_Master> ><
[08:16] <unop> Dragon_Master, everyone gets to that point sometime in the relationship.  what exactly's happened?
[08:16] <Dragon_Master> xD
[08:17] <Dragon_Master> when I click it to start
[08:17] <Dragon_Master> it doesn't load
[08:18] <unop> Dragon_Master, firefox has probably crashed .. open up a terminal and issue this command.   killall firefox-bin && firefox
[08:18] <misteralexander> I need to list the contents of a directory, and have the output stored in a CSV file . . . does Linux natively support this feature via Terminal or external App???
[08:19] <unop> misteralexander, all files on one line in the CSV file?
[08:19] <Kartagis> unop, /etc/logrotate.d/mysql-server
[08:19] <Dragon_Master> Cannot find mozilla runtime directory
[08:19] <unop> Dragon_Master, hmm .. reinstall firefox i would assume
[08:19] <Dragon_Master> I just did XD but ookay xD
[08:19] <unop> Kartagis, let's have a look at that file then .. phew!!
[08:19] <misteralexander> unop: Well, I'm using a "Movie Manager" program, and it says I can import all my movie titles if they're in a CSV file.
[08:20] <unop> misteralexander, that's not saying very much about what you have to do with the files or how exactly the .CSV file is to be formatted.
[08:20] <Dragon_Master> how do I uninstall it XD
[08:20] <unop> misteralexander, does the program have any samples/templates you can work with?
[08:21] <unop> Dragon_Master, sudo aptitude remove firefox
[08:21] <misteralexander> unop:  By the by, your "Audacity" reccomendation early worked like a charm, thank you very much.  As for the CSV, I looked it up on Wikipedia, and I think i want each title on it's own line.
[08:21] <Dragon_Master> xD
[08:21] <Dragon_Master> I did it from the site
[08:21] <Kartagis> unop, http://pastebin.com/fda010a2
[08:22] <unop> misteralexander, hmm.  well, you could do this.   ls -1 /directory/containing/movies > file.csv  # but that's not really a .CSV file, but do try it out, it might work
[08:22] <unop> misteralexander, actually no. use find.  find /directory/containing/movies > file.csv
[08:22] <Kartagis> unop, this line exists ---> /var/log/mysql.log /var/log/mysql/mysql.log /var/log/mysql/mysql-slow.log
[08:23] <Assargadon> Is it possible to make ubuntu updates server in local network? If yes, point we in right direction (keywords for google, for example)
[08:23] <misteralexander> unop: okay, i'll try find . . . be right back.
[08:24] <Dragon_Master> =/
[08:24] <Dragon_Master> didn't work
[08:25] <misteralexander> unop: Nothing, I just got an Input / Output error.
[08:26] <misteralexander> unop: more specifically - bash: file.csv: Input/output error
[08:26] <unop> Kartagis, ok, make a backup of the file - then put this in its place - http://pastebin.com/d2d4a6e21 - then run /usr/sbin/logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf
[08:26] <Dragon_Master> unop, how do you uninstall the one I installed from the site
[08:27] <misteralexander> unop: It's in - $ /media/My Book/Movies/{{{{ 280 DivX Movies In Here }}}}}
[08:27] <unop> misteralexander, hmm .. what exactly are you doing to get that error
[08:27] <alpha232> lol
[08:27] <unop> Dragon_Master, did you install firefox manually at some point?
[08:28] <Dragon_Master> yes
[08:28] <unop> Dragon_Master, hmm, don't you remember where you extracted it to?
[08:28] <misteralexander> unop: $ cd /media/My\ Book  [then]  find /Movies/ > file.csv
[08:28] <Dragon_Master> I do
[08:28] <Dragon_Master> xD
[08:29] <unop> Dragon_Master, i suppose you can just delete the directory then
[08:29] <unop> Dragon_Master, and that gets rid of it
[08:29] <unop> misteralexander, i don't think you have got the command right
[08:30] <blogi> what is a splash screen
[08:30] <misteralexander> Okay, well i'll do some old fashioned google research . . . i'll figure it out . . . that's what learning this damned operating system is all about.
[08:30] <misteralexander> I got it so I could learn.
[08:30] <misteralexander> LOL
[08:30] <unop> misteralexander, find '/media/My Book/Movies/' > ~/movie_list.csv
[08:30] <unop> misteralexander, that creates the CSV in your home directory
[08:30] <airtonix> '/media/My\ Book/Movies/' > ~/movie_list.csv : note the  \
[08:31] <Kartagis> unop, error: error creating state file /var/lib/logrotate/status: Permission denied
[08:31] <unop> airtonix, not needed when quoted
[08:31] <alpha232> spaces in file names are so overrated
[08:31] <misteralexander> unop: okay, I see the slash, let me try.
[08:31] <unop> Kartagis, bahh .. sorry, use sudo
[08:31] <Kartagis> okay, it seems okay now
[08:31] <blogi> anybody tell me whats a splash screen?
[08:31] <unop> misteralexander, the backslash is not needed
[08:32] <unop> misteralexander, infact it shouldn't exist
[08:33] <Tommo-dmc> I need to disable my Atheros AR5BXB63 card (EEE PC)'s HAL and support etc so I can install madwifi-ng to allow monitor mode... but my hardware drivers list is empty. Is there a command to list drivers (like lspci but for drivers) to disable them so I can restart and install the new ones?
[08:34] <unop> Kartagis, does the command give you any extra output?
[08:34] <bentob0x> how do I permanently remove firefox 2 and use only firefox3?
[08:34] <misteralexander> unop:  even without the slash, it doesn't work . . . it says no file or directory . . . but it IS there, I'm browsing it right now . . . Terminal just refuses to let me navigate to it!
[08:35] <unop> misteralexander, use tab complete to get it right for you.  cd /media/my<TAB>
[08:35] <karex> hi, is there the way to get what dependency is not satisfied (recursively)?
[08:35] <unop> misteralexander, once you have entered the directory successfully.. you can do this.  find "$PWD" > ~/movie_list.csv
[08:36] <Kartagis> unop, no not yet, I'll have to check e-mail tomorrow
[08:36] <misteralexander> unop: man you're good . . . okay, let me try that one.
[08:36] <Kartagis> thanks a lot
[08:36] <unop> Kartagis, ok
[08:36] <Dabbu> i want to share my internet with other user over LAN any simple application to do that
[08:37] <Dragon_Master> didn't work
[08:37] <Dragon_Master> ><
[08:37] <unop> !ics > Dabbu
[08:37] <alpha232> is there a way to re-install without overwriting the current configs?
[08:38] <Dabbu> unop:hey i followed the guide but not able to share ...
[08:38] <unop> Dragon_Master, ahh well, just do this then.  sudo aptitude remove '~i firefox' && sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install firefox
[08:38] <unop> alpha232, reinstall what?
[08:39] <alpha232> unop: ubuntu....
[08:39] <alpha232> unop: i need to move from 6.10 to 6.06 so i can goto 8.10
[08:39] <LSD|Ninja> alpha232: why can't you go straight from 6.06 -> 8.10?
[08:39] <unop> LSD|Ninja, not supported
[08:40] <alpha232> yep.... they spit out an update to the LTS
[08:40] <unop> alpha232, downgrades are not supported either
[08:40] <alpha232> then negleted to mention that oh well you can't upgrade to the next LTS unless you tip toe
[08:40] <Dragon_Master> nope =x
[08:41] <unop> Dragon_Master, be verbose if you want good help ;)
[08:41] <Dragon_Master> It still is not loading
[08:41] <alpha232> unop:  so is there a way to install from a cd as a repo but not overwrite the configs?
[08:41] <computer> what is a good pdf editor?
[08:41] <unop> alpha232, can't you just make a backup of your config files .. install 8.04 and pull in the config files from your backup set as and when needed?
[08:42] <beno>  /server irc.efnet.info
[08:43] <unop> alpha232, you can use a CD as a repo yes .. but you need the alternate CD or ISO for that  -- but that still doesn't address how you are going to get to 8.04 the supported way.
[08:43] <nyarla> who could advise me on picking a good PCI soundcard compatible with hardy?
[08:43] <nnull> anyone know how i can slow espeak down? he talks way to fast
[08:43] <alpha232> unop: server iso :)
[08:43] <alpha232> unop: i am just disappointed that it is this difficult
[08:43] <unop> alpha232, if you are thinking of downgrading from 6.10 to 6.06 - not a good idea
[08:43] <alpha232> unop: only enough to jump up to the latest
[08:44] <LSD|Ninja> nyarla: any particular reason you want a seperate sound card?
[08:44] <misteralexander> unop:  Worked like a charm.  the "Griffith Movie Manager" program imported 288 DivX movies like a charm, THANKS!  That's twice in one night you've saved me . . . in case you were counting!  LOL.  THANKS!
[08:44] <alpha232> unop: it's just stupid i can't upgrade straight to the current LTS
[08:45] <nyarla> LSD|Ninja: yes, the soundchip of my motherboard is really crap
[08:45] <unop> alpha232, why don't you download the alternate ISOs for 7.04 and 7.10 etc .. use the 7.04 ISO to upgrade to 7.04, then use the next ISO to get to 7.10 and so on
[08:45] <unop> misteralexander, heh :)
[08:45] <alpha232> unop: because it would take forever
[08:45] <unop> misteralexander, it was a wild-guess
[08:45] <misteralexander> unop:  your wild guesses are probably better than my educated surety!
[08:46] <unop> alpha232, indeed -- but it's a safe way
[08:46] <misteralexander> LOL
[08:46] <nnull> anyone know how i can slow espeak down? he talks way to fast
[08:46] <misteralexander> unop:  thanks . . . bye!
[08:46] <nyarla> i'd like a soundcard with 5.1 output
[08:46] <alpha232> meh
[08:46] <LSD|Ninja> nyarla: If you absolutely must have a standalone sound card then teh Creative BSLives are fairly well supported but in all honesty, I'd rather have onboard
[08:47] <Theaxiom> !grub
[08:47] <nyarla> is creative supported without proprietary driver?
[08:47] <LSD|Ninja> nyarla: The emu10k BSLives are afaik
[08:47] <nnull> my audigy works fine so far, even provides 5.1 (possibly simulated, but still) for all audo events :D
[08:47] <nnull> audio*
[08:47] <nnull> anyone know how i can slow espeak down? he talks way to fast
[08:48] <unop> alpha232, mind if i PM ?
[08:48] <nyarla> LSD|Ninja: nnull thanks, i'll look for it
[08:48] <alpha232> unop: i suppose
[08:48] <kindofabuzz> nnull, man espeak
[08:49] <MikeSeth> espeak kicks ass
[08:49]  * Dragon_Master bangs head on Keyboard
[08:49] <unop> Dragon_Master, what happened?
[08:50] <cef> is there a gui for PPP setup?
[08:50] <doc> How do I work with a .sh file or a .run file..  :/
[08:50] <Dragon_Master> still isn't loading
[08:50] <Dragon_Master> xD
[08:50] <kindofabuzz> ./file.sh
[08:50] <unop> doc, chmod +x file.sh && ./file.sh
[08:50] <bakarat> hi, i have an odd problem on my ubuntu computer (7.10) -> when i boot, everything is fine, but bout 1 minute in, most of my desktop does not respond to mouse clicks anymore, i can still move the mouse around, and i can still control stuff with my keyboard, but the mouseclicks seem not to register
[08:50] <kindofabuzz> or sh file.sh
[08:50] <bakarat> any idea?
[08:51] <tuxPCtech> bakarat have you verified that you mouse hardware is functional?
[08:51] <unop> kindofabuzz, his file.sh might not be a shell script tho
[08:51] <doc> k lemme try
[08:51] <unop> Dragon_Master, does this return anything?  ps aux | grep -i firefox
[08:51] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, ye i have a small windows partition on the same computer, works fine there
[08:54] <nyarla> nnull: on your audigy, were you able to use the firewire port?
[08:54] <nnull> nyarla, havent tried have no firewire devices
[08:54] <Kamlanaut> Anyone know whether grub or grub2 is the default grub package for ubuntu?
[08:54] <tuxPCtech> bakarat: has the mouse ever worked in ubuntu?
[08:55] <bakarat> ye
[08:55] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, for ages
[08:55] <tuxPCtech> bakarat: what have you changed recently?
[08:55] <mo7> Kamlanaut, ubuntu 8.10 uses grub 0.97
[08:56] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, nothing that i know off, i was working in linux, rebooted to windows for some playing, rebooted to linux and the problem started
[08:57] <tuxPCtech> bakarat: What type of mouse are you using?
[08:57] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, wireless one, i actually have 2 hooked up to the computer at all times
[08:57] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, so i can switch when the battery dies (it's rechargeable)
[08:58] <tuxPCtech> Has the battery died recently bakarat?
[08:58] <sandeep> type /msg ubottu etiquette
[08:58] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, no
[08:59] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, i also tried the other mouse, same exact problem
[08:59] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, also note that i can move the mouse around and the pointer follows, just doesn't register clicking
[08:59] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, and it only kicks in after about a minute, all works well in that first minute
[09:00] <tuxPCtech> bakarat does the other mouse work fine?
[09:00] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, same exact problem
[09:01] <nnull> guys ive got a console command that i want to run with a bunch of parameters... how do i bind say netstat -nlp to ns ?
[09:02] <jegHegy> hello. how do i stop ubuntu from upgrading system components from a third-party repository? for example, i have a PPA added to install fresh versions of XBMC, but the repo also contains builds of apport, python etc. i just want XBMC to install/upgrade but ubuntu keeps telling me apport/etc are upgradable, constantly making a notification icon appear so i don't know if there are actual upgrades that interest me. help?
[09:02] <mo7> nnull, alias ns="netstat -nlp"
[09:02] <nnull> ty no
[09:02] <nnull> mo7, *
[09:02] <tuxPCtech> bakarat: sounds like a problem with your X server have you tried reconfigureing it?
[09:03] <nnull> mo7 is there a way to let it accept more info before excuting the command?
[09:04] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, not yet, but i was thinking along those lines
[09:04] <bakarat> tuxPCtech, will try that when i get home :)
[09:04] <narcarsiss>  how do i mount other hdd's that i cant see in the os
[09:05] <LavaHot> good q narcarsiss, I was just thinking that same thing
[09:05] <narcarsiss> lol thnx
[09:05] <narcarsiss> any ideas
[09:05] <LavaHot> nope
[09:06] <LavaHot> what version of ubuntu did you install?
[09:06] <narcarsiss> 8.04
[09:06] <LavaHot> full partition install, or windows install?
[09:07] <narcarsiss> full
[09:07] <narcarsiss> windows pfft
[09:08] <LavaHot> are you trying to access seperate drive, or partition on same drive?
[09:09] <bullgard4> [GNOME] What is default effect of pressing Ctrl+Alt+BckSpace in Ubuntu 8.04.1?
[09:09] <mo7> nnull, what exactly do you mean?
[09:09] <nnull> its all good mo7, never mind
[09:09] <mo7> : )
[09:09] <LavaHot> let me see bullgard4
[09:10] <platius> narcarsiss, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions       might find something here
[09:11] <narcarsiss> tnx did the job
[09:11] <lavahot> bullgard4: that would be a forced session exit
[09:11] <lavahot> ... I had to find out the hard way
[09:12] <lavahot> did somebody help you narcarsiss?
[09:13] <narcarsiss> lavahot yes platius did
[09:13] <frangko> /j #ubuntu-id
[09:14] <lavahot> ooo, pretty colors
[09:14] <bebraw> is there a list of supported usb dvb-t sticks for ubuntu somewhere?
[09:14] <bullgard4> lavahot: This is true for one of my Ubuntu 8.04.1 laptop computers (IBM Thinkpad T42). But on another one it will reboot the computer! I did not change the keyboard combination manually. How do you explain this different function? (The 2nd computer has been upgraded from Gutsy.)
[09:15] <Dragon_Master> okay, I go firefox working now
[09:15] <Dragon_Master> -_-
[09:15] <ijn> hello guys
[09:15] <Dragon_Master> got*
[09:15] <Dragon_Master> java still isn't working
[09:15] <Dragon_Master> xD
[09:16] <ijn> I need a express card for wireless N that is supported in ubuntu
[09:16] <ijn> enyone kknows one?
[09:16] <ActionParsnip> hey all
[09:17] <lavahot> not off the top of my head, did you check the hardware compatibility list?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> is anyone good with text manipulation scripts?
[09:17] <ijn> where I can find that list
[09:17] <Dragon_Master> wouldn't ndiswrapper and a windows wifi adapter work
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> I have a lot of files which at some point contain AT2RVM then some other letters (server names). I would like to create a list of these words if they appear in the text files
[09:18]  * delcoyote hi
[09:18] <computer> what is a good pdf editor?
[09:18] <ijn> lavahot:where I can check th hardware compatibilty list?
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | ijn
[09:19] <computer> !pdf editor
[09:19] <ijn> ecomputer: evince
[09:19] <computer> ok
[09:19] <MortenB> No one is reacting to my plea for help. Did I do something wrong? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5707674
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> !info pdfedit | computer
[09:19] <GuteX> It seems that there is alot of questions here about stuff that can be found by using some google?
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> Ive tried grep -R -i -n 'RVM' * > result.txt but it gives me the entire line, I only want the server name. Can anyone please advise
[09:20] <ActionParsnip> GuteX: its one of the search engines I use to help folks
[09:20] <computer> sudo apt-get install pdfedit
[09:20] <remoteCTR1> what would i take as latex editor for gnome?
[09:20] <computer> thnx!
[09:21] <GuteX> Okay
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=211936
[09:22] <brais> ho problemi con compiz...c'è qulcuno che mi dà una mano
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> !it | brais
[09:22] <GuteX> Well i wasn't supposed to end up in this channel but nice to see all ? marks, i have been there to but now i google and read in several forums for info!
[09:22] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> GuteX: lil side note, there is more than google
[09:23] <GuteX> I know, google and forums and ofc here to =)
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> GuteX: ask and msn search here as well
[09:24] <powertool08> Does anyone know how to fix the error "bad service request ssh-connection" in putty when attempting to connect to linux ssh server?
[09:24] <bluelight> anyone know how to separate the 'all-mail' folder in gmail, so that this folder will not keep all mail?
[09:25] <Dabbu> i am using firestarter to share my internet but when the client user try to connect there is some "lander error"
[09:25] <Dabbu> any help
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: you running openssh-server?
[09:25] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: yes
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: is it running?
[09:25] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: yes
[09:26] <GuteX> Nice to see that ppl help other ppl, i started a few years ago to try Linux and went to a place like this but then all ppl said GO GOOGLE and throw me out from the place!
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> bluelight: id create folders and filters if thats what you mean
[09:26] <GuteX> I will perhaps come back if i need help or info =)
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> GuteX: thats why its called a community
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: is that from a windows box to your linux box?
[09:27] <GuteX> Nice talking to you!
[09:27] <GuteX> *gone
[09:27] <bluelight> ActionParsnip, i am using IMAP, filter rules only create symbolic links.  the actual maill still sits inside 'all-mail' folder. i know there are lots of hacks book written for gmail
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: do you mean bad service request ssl-connection??
[09:27] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: I had it setup to authenticate with pubkey first and fallback to password, password login was working, I thought pubkey was as so I disabled passworded logins and I get that error trying to connect
[09:27] <nnull> anyone know how id make an open in firefox right click for selected data to be saved to a specified .txt file?
[09:27] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: no, ssh-connection
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> bluelight: im not that knowledgable, i just use the web mail, sorry
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: ok gimme a sec
[09:28] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: and yes, putty is the ssh client on a laptop attempting to connect to ssh server on linux box
[09:28] <bluelight> ActionParsnip, same thing. web mail does the same
[09:28] <TShik> Hi, Interest in Computers Go to: http://exesoftware.blogspot.com
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: can you ssh to localhost on the linux box?
[09:29] <jing-jang> :)
[09:29] <jing-jang> morning :)
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> hi jing-jang
[09:29] <jing-jang> hi there :) nice cold wet morning :D
[09:29] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: yes
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: you running any sort of firewall?
[09:30] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: I don't think so, just hardy defaults
[09:30] <computer> pdf editor just crashes on me. is there any other program out there that edits pdf files ?
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> computer: try resolving the crash
[09:30] <jing-jang> so even in linux software can crush ???
[09:31] <computer> how
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> jing-jang: all software can crash
[09:31] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: I don't think its a firewall problem because it was working beforehand and the only change I made was to disable passworded logins and only accept public key authentication
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> computer: check your crash logs and see whats going on
[09:31] <datune> What's the preferred package manager for Kubuntu? Adept? Or is there a better alternative?
[09:31] <computer> where
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: then you havent made the key right or maybe got the right key. Ive not done it with keys before I just use passwords
[09:31] <powertool08> ActionParsnip: I think my keys are setup correctly because I don't get a failed key error
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> !logs
[09:32] <jing-jang> ActionParsnip: it is logical but i heard only the best about linux so i wasnt expecting that :D after a day i managed to run and set up irc so i hope i wont crash :D
[09:32] <SoulHeal> hello, i'm about to instal ubuntu on my computer and i want to talk to someone for some help
[09:32] <natalisushka> HI, anyone knows a good program that rips DVDs into AVI or something?
[09:33] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> computer: run /usr/bin/gnome-system-log looks like it should give you an app. I dont use gnome so i cant clarify
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> !ask | SoulHeal
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> natalisushka: http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ubuntu+dvd+to+avi&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
[09:34] <nnull> anyone know how id make an open in firefox right click for selected data to be saved to a specified .txt file?
[09:35] <SoulHeal> sorry, my question is how can i convert all of my mp3's to a format that ubuntu supports?
[09:35] <LSD|Ninja> SoulHeal: why bother?
[09:35] <timob> sox?
[09:35] <frangko> i've got problem with wine, after i install software, it failed, and wine cannot run anymore,
[09:35] <natalisushka> ActionParsnip, I know how to google, I want to ask about peoples opinion here and see what's best among all tried
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> SoulHeal: ubuntu can play mp3s
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> natalisushka: ive never done it myself but there are literaly thousands of apps out there, see which you lik
[09:36] <zcat[1]> help required; I need something that can run in the background and take periodic screenshots. gnome-screenshot won't as far as I can tell, it insists on bringing up a dialog and I can't find any way around it.
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: cron a job with imagemagik
[09:36] <frangko> after that i uninstall it, with apt-get remove --purge wine, and i install again, but now in menu wine , the program Files menu disapear, why
[09:37] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip: how? I spent ages trying to figure it out and it seems to have the same problem; it insists on me selecting an area of the screen!
[09:37] <computer> then?
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> frangko: try sudo apt-get --reinstall install wine
[09:37] <timob> SoulHeal: graphical or command line?
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: http://tips.webdesign10.com/how-to-take-a-screenshot-on-ubuntu-linux
[09:38] <LSD|Ninja> Better to just make Ubuntu play MP3 than convert your somgs from one lossy format to another
[09:38] <timob> but you may be breaking the law....
[09:38]  * ActionParsnip rocks out to judas priest ;)
[09:39] <LSD|Ninja> timob: oh boo hoo
[09:39] <zcat[1]> Thank you!! -window root was what I couldn't figure out!
[09:39] <SoulHeal> so i won't have a problem listening to mp3 songs?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: image magick kicks ass, really good for resizing and format conversions
[09:39] <LSD|Ninja> SoulHeal: install ubuntu-restricted-extras, that'll install the most common stuff
[09:40] <zcat[1]> been driving me nuts though.. the man page seemed to be saying -root and that wasn't working
[09:40] <timob> SoulHeal: no problem just have to install the software to do so
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> SoulHeal: open amarok and try play an mp3, if you dont have the right stuff installed it will offer it to you
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> SoulHeal: theres a bazillion mp3 players
[09:40] <timob> but try to use ogg... you will feel better
[09:40] <steveydoteu> how does one add another nick to the same nickserv ident
[09:40] <zcat[1]> sorry, no.. -screen but that wasn't working ..
[09:40] <LSD|Ninja> timob: meh
[09:41] <SoulHeal> what about winamp? will mp3's work automaticly with that?
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> timob: few portable audio devices support ogg vorbis
[09:41] <Serway> timob, lol
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> SoulHeal: you wont have winamp on your linux box
[09:41] <timob> ActionParsnip: mine does... iaudio u3.... great player
[09:41] <zcat[1]> anyway, I have what I need now .. bloody hard to get screenshots of some programs when they take over the keyboard, eg frets on fire or stepmania ..
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> timob: iaudio love ogg :D
[09:41] <scuser> hi all, I've installed lustre on three machines, I've added some files in the lustre file system, I can access them from the client but I can't access them from the OST any help ?
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> zcat[1]: frets on fire is fun
[09:42] <zcat[1]> Yes, which is why we want the screenshot on our big SFD poster
[09:43] <zcat[1]> btw anyone else here doing stuff for sfd?
[09:43] <LSD|Ninja> sfd?
[09:43] <zcat[1]> software freedom day
[09:43] <LSD|Ninja> lol, no
[09:43] <zcat[1]> the day after tlapd
[09:44] <illixil> fuck linux pisses me off =[
[09:44] <zcat[1]> !ohmy
[09:44] <LSD|Ninja> illixil: hahaha
[09:44] <vallhalla81> !ipod
[09:45] <illixil> i'm used to windows
[09:45] <illixil> grew up on windows
[09:45] <illixil> trying to figure out linux
[09:45] <illixil> makes me want to pull my hair out
[09:45] <nnull> can someone tell me how id launch a terminal program in firefox, like instead of using Evolution for mailto: i want to use a terminal mail client.   ???
[09:45] <MrKennie> language please
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> zcat[1]: try mesuggah in your frets of fire for a real challenge
[09:45] <zcat[1]> I feel the same way about windows..
[09:45] <SoulHeal> i don't have much experience with internet connections because i have internet through a router and it's a bit harder, will i have problems setting the connection in ubuntu?
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: wassup?
[09:45] <vallhalla81> !RockBo
[09:45] <illixil> nothin
[09:45] <nnull> sorry i have an alias setup, does the system save alias's anywhere that can be used as links???
[09:45] <vallhalla81> !RockBox
[09:45] <illixil> tryin to get wine to work
[09:46] <PaulPotter> Hi all
[09:46] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: bit more specific would be great
[09:46] <zcat[1]> ahhh.. wine doesn't work. give up and find a linux-native program instead
[09:46] <illixil> well i'm trying to open an exe and from what i've heard wine is the way to go
[09:46] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: usually in ~/.bashrc if you only use bash
[09:46] <nnull> ok ActionParsnip
[09:47] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: theres crossover office and cedega too if you want
[09:47] <PaulPotter> Does a util for exist for Linux that will read the data from an Outlook Express wab file? Can not access Windows on this machine.
[09:47] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: what you trying to run?
[09:47] <SoulHeal> can someone answer my question please?
[09:47] <illixil> WoW installer
[09:47] <ActionParsnip1> !wow | illixil
[09:47] <timob> nnull: does system->preferred applications let you change your mailto?
[09:47] <seano1> Wow, busy in here
[09:47] <nnull> timob, yea mate
[09:48] <mamoru> how to update clamtk 3.08 to 3.09?
[09:48] <zcat[1]> Hmmm.. I got Wow running in wine, but only by copying it over from windows. once it's there is seems to run pretty well.
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[09:48] <nnull> im currently making (select data) (right click) auto play in espeak :D
[09:48] <MasterFruityLoop> Hola.
[09:48] <MasterFruityLoop> Users?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: in linux youll do a LOT of websearching to get where you want
[09:48] <MasterFruityLoop> ActionParsnipTrue.
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> PaulPotter: http://www.lockergnome.com/it/2007/07/12/thunderbird-and-wab-file-importing/
[09:49] <seano1> can anyone help me with a grub win dual-boot problem?
[09:49] <MasterFruityLoop> ActionParsnip: True.
[09:49] <MasterFruityLoop> Haha
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> MasterFruityLoop: only initially
[09:49] <timob> seano: whats up?
[09:49] <nnull> if i can just find this alias.... :D
[09:49] <illixil> okay im not even 10 lines in and im already lost
[09:49] <illixil> its asking me to run a command
[09:49] <PaulPotter> Cheers Action. I take it this can entirely work from Linux?
[09:49] <MasterFruityLoop> illixil: Me too.
[09:49] <zcat[1]> only if you're going against the grain. pick well supported hardware and use native, packaged software and linux is totally easy
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: you can set your own
[09:49] <illixil> glxinfo | grep rendering
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> PaulPotter: should do
[09:49] <nnull> ActionParsnip, set my own what mate?
[09:49] <MasterFruityLoop> Peace.
[09:49] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: alias
[09:50] <zcat[1]> linux isn't windows. don't expect running windows progams to be easy
[09:50] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: alias home='cd ~/'
[09:50] <nnull> yea i have made one, now im trying to find it :) a search from / didnt work :s
[09:50] <illixil> yeah
[09:50] <bakarat> anyone have any experience with installing ubuntu on a dell vostro? (just wondering)
[09:50] <illixil> i want to get away from windows but its damn near impossible
[09:50] <illixil> i needed windows to get linux
[09:50] <timob> macosx?
[09:50] <ActionParsnip1> bakarat: dell use farly supported hardware, check !hcl for if it'll work
[09:50] <illixil> i prefer linux over mac...
[09:50] <bakarat> !hcl
[09:51] <illixil> and i've never used linux before tonight
[09:51] <ActionParsnip1> mac os is ok, mac hardware is expensive
[09:51] <nnull> ActionParsnip, when i make a alias using alias in terminal where does the system save a file of that alias??? i cant find it
[09:51] <remoteCTR1> after hadry install i ahve an all black sceen, no cursor no nothing, why is tha so??
[09:51] <timob> nnull: it doesnt ... its just for that shell session
[09:51] <nnull> omg seriously
[09:51] <zcat[1]> remoteCTR1: try pressing ctrl-alt-F1
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: boot to recovery mode and hit fix xorg.conf
[09:52] <scuser> hi all, can I make a lustre OST and a lustre client on the same machine ?
[09:52] <nnull> how to i make a perm alias?
[09:52] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: i dunno where it saves it, i just know how to set them
[09:52] <PaulPotter> Action: Hmm, DOS program. This is getting rather silly. Trust M$ to screw things up for us.
[09:52] <timob> nnull: where do u want to use the alias?
[09:52] <mo7> nnull, add it to .bashrc, for example ..
[09:52] <remoteCTR1> i did the f1 thing, console is working
[09:52] <zcat[1]> remoteCTR1: cool, what ActionParsnip said then. try that!
[09:52] <unop> nnull, I beleive ubuntu has a ~/.bash_aliases
[09:52] <nnull> mo7 i need to make a link of some kind that spawns the alias tho
[09:52] <remoteCTR1> and on tty7 monitor says going to sleep:D
[09:53] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: open up ~/.bashrc in your favourite text editor and add the alias there, it will be permanent
[09:53] <zcat[1]> remoteCTR1: yes, your resolutions are messed up..
[09:53] <zcat[1]> !res
[09:53] <nnull> ok thx same format as in terminal?
[09:53] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: when grub tells you its loading, press ESC
[09:53] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: huh?
[09:53] <unop> nnull, yea
[09:53] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip i know hot to get to the boot menu, thx:)
[09:53] <nnull> ok cheers
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: i didnt know, just covering all bases
[09:54] <Jaknap> Hello
[09:54] <SoulHeal> when i create the partition for linux must i make it logical or primary?
[09:54] <cernex> Hey, anybody has experience with enlightment here?
[09:54] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: i am a systems administrator for unix at our local university:)
[09:54] <ActionParsnip1> SoulHeal: yes
[09:54] <zcat[1]> SoulHeal: yes, one or the other. I don't think it matters
[09:55] <cernex> And... reasons why Gnome might be freezing up, but not Enlightment?
[09:55] <seano1> haven't achieved it yet cernex :)
[09:55] <cernex> I mean... I don't get it
[09:55] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: again, i assume nothing due to the number of linux noobs who come in here
[09:55] <Jaknap> Every time my ubuntu 8.04 LTS at the time of shutdown it hangs up.
[09:55] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: ya that is kewl by me i was also just telling;)
[09:55] <cernex> seano1, lol
[09:55] <ActionParsnip1> Jaknap: does it do it with shudo shutdown -h now
[09:55] <zcat[1]> ubuntu is the preferred distro of newbs so we don't assume much here
[09:55] <illixil> glxinfo | grep rendering
[09:55] <cernex> I'm talking about e17
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: do that in terminal
[09:56] <illixil> yeah i did
[09:56] <Jaknap> No, actually when I press shutdown it hangs up. Then there is no other tabs active for shutdown
[09:56] <illixil> i was trying to show everything it came up with
[09:56] <cernex> I can't get to configure the sound in Enlightment, were for some reason, the sound is terribly low
[09:56] <illixil> direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[09:56] <cernex> And, something that worries me
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: dont paste swathes of text in here, use pastein
[09:56] <illixil> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ glxinfo | grep rendering
[09:56] <illixil> direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[09:56] <illixil> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose
[09:56] <illixil> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/hard.list -o /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list
[09:56] <illixil> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ wget -q http://wine/budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263/gpg -o- | sudo apt-key add -
[09:56] <FloodBot1> illixil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:56] <illixil> sugpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[09:56] <ActionParsnip1> oh god
[09:56] <frangko> ActionParsnip1 : still same, my program files menu on wine disappear
[09:57] <cernex> Is that GNOME froze up 6 times IN A ROW!
[09:57] <cernex> For no apparent reason!
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> !paste | illixil
[09:57] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip: no need, floodbot takes care of it
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: thats a REALLY good way to get banned
[09:57] <cernex> I mean, I'm running the same programs on e17 than the ones I was running on GNOME
[09:57] <arooni-mobile> the mplayer plugin for firefox 3 on ubuntu hardy doesnt work at all for playing streaming .wmv files..... what is an an alternative?  and how do i use it?
[09:57] <Jaknap> Maximum times in between it hangs up. Menus don't work but I can able to click on desktop icons.
[09:57] <cernex> But no freeze
[09:57] <cernex> I dun get it
[09:57] <snake> Greetings all.  Novice user with a really easy question.  I just booted off the 8.04 CD and installed it to my hard drive, but opted NOT to install a boot loader.  I want to create a floppy disk for if I want to boot into linux -- or can I pass boot commands using the install CD instead?  I do not want to change the MBR
[09:57] <snake> I know I used to boot off a floppy a long time ago, but I forget how now
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> cernex: tried fluxbox?
[09:57] <illixil> okay here
[09:57] <illixil> http://paste.ubuntu.com/42642/
[09:58] <ActionParsnip1> snake: edit bios to have first boot device as floppy to boot from floppy
[09:58] <koshari> cernex possably the mixer in gnome may e the prob? who knows it could be a number of things
[09:58] <remoteCTR1> zcat i know which is why i am installing it for them noobs*g*
[09:58] <zcat[1]> what's a floppy? People still use those?!
[09:58] <snake> ActionParsnip1: Oh I understand this -- but how do I create a boot disk?
[09:58] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: you dont have 3d support on your graphics card
[09:58] <cernex> Well, I don't want to get back to gnome...
[09:58] <illixil> but i do
[09:58] <cernex> The thing will freeze up again
[09:58] <ActionParsnip1> snake: www.bootdisk.com
[09:58] <snake> like dont I have to tell it what my boot device is, and the kernel file
[09:58] <cernex> Shouldn't it be possible to do the same on e17 than on GNOME?
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: you havent installed it. What graphics card do you have?
[09:59] <remoteCTR1> zcat[1]: but it doesnt seem to like our ufji siemens workstations with those two xeons inside...
[09:59] <illixil> nvidia geforce 7300 LE
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> !nvidia | illixil
[09:59] <Jaknap> Actionparsnipl: please suggest me!
[09:59] <illixil> jesus fucking christ this is too fucking much ><!
[09:59] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: you need to install 3d drivers or you wont get squat
[09:59] <joemac1> My icons on my taskbar have disappeared. Can anyone help?
[09:59] <illixil> whytf is it so complicated
[10:00] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: im sure you cant play games too great in windows withhout going to nvidia.com and getting the latest drivers can you? same deal
[10:00] <illixil> yeah actually
[10:00] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: its not complicated, there are masses of docs around the place
[10:00] <illixil> everything on windows was pretty much plug and play
[10:00] <illixil> alright brb
[10:00] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: t wont run as well as with the nvidia drivers
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: its all "plug and play" because the suppport in microsoft is much larger as companies have seen they will make more money from microsoft based ustomer
[10:01] <nnull> how can i make a launchable terminal program with click in gnome?
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> illixil: so they plough more money there
[10:01] <nnull> i need a file that like points to a program
[10:01] <Jaknap> No, actually when I press shutdown it hangs up. Then there is no other tabs active for shutdown
[10:01] <nnull> or an alias
[10:01] <seano1> anyone want to help with my dual boot grub prob?
[10:02] <nnull> seano1, just ask if anyone knows u might get a snag
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: i think if you create a symbolic link to the binary, you can right click it -> properties and select run interminal
[10:02] <ActionParsnip1> !grub | sean
[10:02] <nnull> ActionParsnip1, so i wouldnt be able to make one to the alias?
[10:02] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip1: not really. try installing something you don't have the driver CD for ... in Linux some hardware is a bit difficult. In windows if you don't have the drivers (eg manufacturer never updated them) it's simply impossible..
[10:03] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: should be able to (i believe) try it
[10:03] <scuser> hi all, can anyone help me with lustre stripping ?
[10:03] <nnull> !symbolic links
[10:03] <ActionParsnip1> zcat[1]: but you can hit the manufacturers site and you know they'll have a windows driver, not so many with linux drivers
[10:04] <cherva> how to update virtual box 1.5.6 to 1.6.4 ? if i try to install the new deb file there is an error "Previous version detected" and ask me to remove it ... if I remove the old version will I loose my existing virtual machines ?
[10:04] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: ln -s alias /path/to/where/you/want/it
[10:04] <seano1> think I've been through plenty of howtos by now, but still not working.  I'm trying to get NTLDR to load ubuntu from a boot sector file
[10:04] <ActionParsnip1> seano1: did you install windows then linux?
[10:05] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip1: I have quite a lot of hardware here that simply has no drivers, they dropped the download since they no longer sell that hardware, sometimes the manuf. isn't even in business any more..
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: or you could create a bash script to run the alias
[10:05] <seano1> WinXP on disk 1, linux on new disk 2
[10:05] <nnull> to run it?
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> seano1: so you are shown grub when you boot?
[10:05] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: sure
[10:05] <zcat[1]> .. and in windows there's simply no option at all.. but most of that hardware works OTB in linux
[10:06] <seano1> following a howto I installed after disconnecting 1st drive so MBR wouldn't be overwritten
[10:06] <ActionParsnip1> zcat[1]: some does, some doesnt, it all depends
[10:06] <nnull> i dont know what u mate mate
[10:06] <seano1> linux boots fine with 1st drive disconnected, but not otherwise
[10:06] <sabrewulf> is the compiz snowman plugin available for hardy yet?  or is that scheduled for ibis?
[10:06] <arooni-mobile> on my t61 laptop running hardy... sometimes my audio just goes away randomly... a reboot usually fixes it.  ideaz?
[10:06] <ActionParsnip1> seano1: then the numbering in you menu.lst is wrong
[10:07] <zcat[1]> ActionParsnip1: well, I tend to pick up hardware from WIndows users because they updated or reinstalled and can't find the drivers to make it work... I get a lot of hardware that way and most of it works fine in linux
[10:07] <MrKennie> seano1: perhaps changing the boot order in the bios
[10:07] <antian> for some reason, i just reinstalled ubuntu, and after restarting after an update.  the xserver won't come up.  i get a could not create server lock file message.  i've tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to no avail.  using hardy.  not sure why it won't start
[10:07] <ActionParsnip1> sabrewulf: head to #compiz
[10:07] <seano1> I thought that, so I changed it, but no joy
[10:07] <MrKennie> seano1: I see
[10:07] <MrKennie> seano1: ok
[10:07] <seano1> bios only allows 1st drive as boot device
[10:07] <ActionParsnip1> nnull: check my pm
[10:07] <nnull> ActionParsnip1, what . extention should i use if i want to make it a launchable link
[10:07] <nnull> okie
[10:07] <sabrewulf> action> i headed here as i was asking if its been packaged up yet...  you know - apt-get install ?
[10:08] <MrKennie> seano1: I could be wrong, but you will probably have to install grub on the first drive
[10:08] <abdalla> hello
[10:08] <seano1> yep, MrK I know I *could* do that :)
[10:08] <antian> could someone help me troubleshoot my xserver ?  it will not start.  fully updated system fresh install.  could not create lock file in /tmp error message, then shortly afterwards quits.
[10:08] <seano1> I could also swap the order of the drives and fiddle with the Windows entry in Grub, but Windows gets upset easily
[10:09] <abdalla> HELLO
[10:09] <MrKennie> seano1: I don't dual boot so I'm not really that experiences but I would guess grub-install, man grub-install
[10:09] <CommanderOne> Hey
[10:10] <abdalla> HEY
[10:10] <_ruben> !caps
[10:10] <bazhang> abdalla, do you have an ubuntu support question
[10:10] <CommanderOne> Oh, I have one! xD
[10:10] <abdalla> yes
[10:10] <ActionParsnip1> sabrewulf: no idea man, i dont use it
[10:10] <seano1> is grub-install any different from doing it via grub shell?
[10:10] <abdalla> i made gnome to auto-login
[10:11] <MrKennie> seano1: it's probably the easiest
[10:11] <CommanderOne> Would anyone be able to help me with enabling Compiz-fusion? I think I disabled it >_<
[10:11] <abdalla> then the keyboard layout switching don't work
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> CommanderOne: head over to #compiz
[10:11] <CommanderOne> Thank you muchly, have a good day!
[10:12] <MrKennie> !grub
[10:12] <MrKennie> seano1: checked any of those out?
[10:13] <ilovefedora> hello, can someone point me to a tutorial on how to update php on ubuntu server!
[10:13] <nnnulll> :xx crashlah
[10:13] <MrKennie> !php
[10:13] <MrKennie> probably not what you need actually, heh
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[10:14] <seano1> I hadn't read those, but I've followed the exact same steps from other howtos
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: thatll update everything on the system
[10:14] <abdalla>  i made gnome to auto-login then the keyboard layout switching doesn't work at all , can anyone help me ??!!
[10:15] <AdvoWork> Hi there, if ive got: 10205620 much free space, how much is that? is that KB or?
[10:15] <illixil> alrigt
[10:15] <illixil> i've got some coffee brewing
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: use df -h instead
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: or du -h
[10:15] <illixil> ill stay up all night if thats what it takes to get linux down
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> whichever you fired up
[10:15] <ilovefedora> thanks action parsnip1
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: -h == humanly readable
[10:16] <thefish>  -h == happy camper
[10:16] <AdvoWork> ahh thanks for the df -h   never knew that
[10:16] <zhengleishan> hai all
[10:16] <thefish> hi zhengleishan
[10:17] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: is there a command to see what is installed and what versions
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: you have learned something new, and can now spread that knowledge to others :D
[10:17] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: dpkg -l | less
[10:17] <mrgrim> ok i have a crappy computer an cd drive dosent wann work any way i can install unbuntu
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: or
[10:18] <abdalla> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5711353#post5711353
[10:18] <thefish> mrgrim: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[10:18] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: dpkg -l > ~/apps.txt; gedit ~/apps.txt
[10:19] <Mushrooms> Hi all, I have a question regarding the Terminal Server Client for remote desktops.
[10:19] <seano1> hmm...in grub is there any (effective) difference between 'setup (hd1)'  and 'setup (hd1,0)'?
[10:20] <AdvoWork> another query... say ive got (for a few months before i migrate all to linux) 10 client machines, which all have a mapped drive to our windows server. Im moving the files to my linux server, so need to map from win machine - linux server, so the win client can do say \\linuxserver\files  is that possible?
[10:20] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: you reading the hidden manual?
[10:20] <zhengleishan> I am chinese boy
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: its in my head
[10:20] <bazhang> !cn
[10:20] <error404notfound> how can I setup my ssh such that it doesn't ask me for key everytime I connect to a new server, or avoid the warning that the keys has been changed
[10:20] <thefish> seano1: afair its hd{disk},{partition}
[10:20] <MrKennie> seano1: (hd1,0) refers to your first partition
[10:20] <bazhang> zhengleishan, /join #ubuntu-cn
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: as you use a system you get used to stuff
[10:20] <zhengleishan> bazhang: thanks
[10:20] <djamel> AdvoWork, yes it's possible with Samba
[10:21] <thefish> AdvoWork: yes, with samba
[10:21] <thefish> :)
[10:21] <djamel> :)
[10:21] <thefish> damn fast typists
[10:21] <djamel> hahaha
[10:21] <seano1> yeah, I know what it *means*, but what does it actually *do* that's different?
[10:21] <AdvoWork> ahh ok, easy enough to do? and do you need to re-map each time?
[10:21] <thefish> seano1: it looks on a different partition?
[10:21] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: im trying to install magento commerce but it says i have an invalid php version and need to update
[10:21] <djamel> AdvoWork, the thing is that you'll have to configure the access permissions
[10:21] <thefish> AdvoWork: mapping is client side, so you can tell windows to be persistent with the mapped drive
[10:21] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: what version do you have
[10:22] <djamel> you have many ways to do that
[10:22] <seano1> thefish: different partition to...?
[10:22] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: searching through the results to see now
[10:22] <Heero_Mamoru> how to delete /home/username   folder. i have delete the user but the user folder still there
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> dpkg -l | grep php
[10:22] <djamel> AdvoWork, you install samba, then edit the smb.conf for directories etc
[10:22] <thefish> seano1: perhaps hd1 is the same as hd1,0 but not hd1,1
[10:22] <thefish> seano1: its like sda and sda1/sda2 etc
[10:23] <thefish> seano1: you can get it towork the same with hd1 and hd1,0?
[10:23] <djamel> AdvoWork, and then wether you create a unix account for each user of your lan with same login/passes and manage the permissions in the /etc/groups file
[10:23] <seano1> thefish: that's what I was assuming, but assumptions have a way of biting you in the bum
[10:23] <djamel> or you try to setup LDAP for the access, but that's harder
[10:23] <thefish> yeap ^
[10:24] <thefish> i dont think that assumption will work to be honest
[10:24] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: i have 5.1.2
[10:24] <djamel> thefish, what you think
[10:24] <Mushrooms> In Terminal Server Client, under the 'display' tab there is an option to select the Remote Desktop Size. While we are perhaps working in full screen mode, is there a key combination that can let us temporarily exit the full screen mode?
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: what do you need?
[10:24] <susa24> hello
[10:24] <AdvoWork> djamel can i check if i already have samba?
[10:24] <susa24> i am using the Logitech Harmony 525 remote control and on Mythbuntu the control only seems to work when you assign keys on the mythbuntu frontend. Thing is it uses keyboard commands. Is their any way of using the remote control commands?
[10:25] <thefish> AdvoWork: as djamel says, you can use ldap, but it adds another layer of complexity. for 10 computers, id just use a local user store (smbpasswd -a username)
[10:25] <mo7> Mushrooms, I think, it's  CTRL+ALT+ENTER
[10:25] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: i need 5.2.0 or above, whats the latest?
[10:25] <thefish> AdvoWork: with ldap setup, you can do some more AD type stuff (soon you can even be a DC), but again, more stuff to fix if it breaks :)
[10:26] <Mushrooms> mo7: ok  i'll give that a try, thanks! ^^
[10:26] <djamel> AdvoWork, yes, and if you don't,  apt-get install samba
[10:26] <Mushrooms> mo7: whoa fantastic! thanks so much for your help!
[10:26] <AdvoWork> djamel sorry for being a pain, i *think* ive already got it, can I check some how?
[10:27] <thefish> AdvoWork: try on a test server before you commit yourself as well ;)
[10:27] <thefish> AdvoWork: dpkg -l | grep samba
[10:27] <thefish> AdvoWork: or smbclient -L localhost
[10:27] <nnnulll> im trying to get firefox to accept a symbolic link as a mailto program instead of evolution but i doesnt want to accept my alias.sh
[10:27] <thefish> if you are working on the samba server
[10:28] <thefish> nnnulll: probably stupid question, but is the alias.sh +x?
[10:28] <timob> nnull: aliases are for bash ... not for firefox...
[10:28] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: http://forum.slicehost.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=631
[10:28] <mo7> Mushrooms, no problem  : )
[10:28] <nnnulll> +x ?
[10:28] <thefish> nnnulll: executable
[10:28] <nnnulll> should i make it .exe ?
[10:28] <hegosat> hello
[10:29] <nnnulll> i was gunna try that
[10:29] <thefish> nnnulll: chmod 755 alias.sh - see if that works
[10:29] <thefish> hi hegosat
[10:29] <hegosat> thanx for ubuntu team
[10:29] <barbarella> nnnulll: or sh alias.sh
[10:29] <djamel> AdvoWork, no it's ok :)  just check if you have a directory /etc/samba
[10:30] <ijn> hi all
[10:30] <ilovefedora> ActionParsnip1: says not to use apt-get
[10:30] <ijn> I need to buy a express card wireless draft g or n
[10:30] <ijn> what is the best for ubuntu
[10:31] <ijn> I mean works out of the box
[10:31] <thefish> ijn: aetheros
[10:31] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: yeah try synaptic
[10:31] <ijn> so atheros nodrivers needed or ndis ect
[10:31] <thefish> ijn: no it works with madwifi, and afaik they have also released an oss driver
[10:31] <AdvoWork> smbclient -L localhost  asked me for a password, so I assume ive got it set up
[10:31] <ijn> I mean a pci express card..
[10:32] <thefish> ijn: intel has always been good for me as well, always "just works"
[10:32] <hegosat> any  one could help  me changing the ubuntu theme
[10:32] <ijn> hehe
[10:32] <ijn> eccept that my brand new mini card intel pro wireless 3945abg
[10:32] <thefish> AdvoWork: press enter and you should see some basic smb info
[10:32] <ijn> does not work at all
[10:32] <ijn> on my dell inspiron
[10:33] <MrKennie> I have that card in my laptop and it works perfectly
[10:33] <thefish> ijn: mine works perfectly :/
[10:33] <thefish> ijn: out the box (TM)
[10:33] <ijn> 2 days or reading hecking installing and anything
[10:33] <djamel> AdvoWork, check this as well : http://us6.samba.org/samba/docs/using_samba/toc.html
[10:33] <ijn> iwl3945 driver does not work for me
[10:33] <ijn> no led light
[10:34] <AdvoWork> ive got a few different smb.conf's  can i tell which is the actual one in use?
[10:34] <ijn> so the sys sees it but could not make it work
[10:34] <MrKennie> ijn: so nothing in network manager?
[10:35] <thefish> ijn: lsmod | grep iwl3945 shows nothing?
[10:35] <ijn> yes I can see wlan0
[10:35] <ActionParsnip1> AdvoWork: /etc/samba/smb.conf
[10:35] <MrKennie> ijn: then it seems it is there
[10:35] <ijn> in nm but cant make it work
[10:35] <ActionParsnip1> ijn: how about sudo iwconfig
[10:35] <ilovefedora> how do i upgrade tp the latest version using apt-get?
[10:35] <ijn> shure it is there but no work
[10:35] <ijn> 2 sek
[10:35] <MrKennie> ijn: you say no led, do you have any hotkeys to turn it on?
[10:36] <thefish> ilovefedora: you should use do-release-upgrade -d
[10:36] <ijn> where I can post it
[10:36] <thefish> ilovefedora: that will get you 8.10
[10:36] <AdvoWork> ive got a listing: [completed_files] path = /home/completed available = yes browseable = no public = yes writable = yes
[10:36] <MrKennie> !pastebin
[10:36] <ijn> ok
[10:37] <AdvoWork> yet where does it say about where it links to my windows server? as home/completed is on the linux server?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: no idea man, let me websearch
[10:37] <joemac1> Can anyone help. The "running programs" icons have disappeared from my taskbar. Does anyone have any ideas?
[10:37] <ijn> http://paste.ubuntu.com/42650/
[10:37] <ijn> the power is off
[10:37] <MrKennie> ijn: ok, do you have any hotkeys to tur nthe radio on and off?
[10:38] <ijn> shure fn+f2
[10:38] <MrKennie> ijn: any luck?
[10:38] <ijn> on my bios is set to enable both
[10:38] <ijn> bluetooth and wirless
[10:38] <ijn> bluetooth is lighted but wirless not
[10:38] <MrKennie> ijn: but if you press the hotkeys does it toggle the light?
[10:39] <ijn> no
[10:39] <ActionParsnip1> ijn: that iwconfig looks ok to me, id try using iwconfig to configure your wifi, just to test
[10:39] <ijn> wireless is down
[10:39] <MrKennie> ijn: hm, I would assume the wireless radio needs to be on (indicated by the light of course) for it to work.
[10:40] <ijn> right:)
[10:40] <ismet> hey all.. can anyone help me with a wlan broadcom problem or atleast guide me to some resources on the web? the card shows up in lspci but not in network manager. ifup wlan0 gives unknown interface... its broadcom bcm4310
[10:40] <ismet> !broadcom
[10:40] <nnnulll> when i click on a +x .sh file a popup comes up saying this is a executable blah blah and if i wait for 5 seconds it automatically opens the file?
[10:40] <ijn> that was better for me
[10:40] <joemac1> My "running programs " icons have disappeared. Can anyone help?
[10:41] <ijn> i HAD A dell 1500 draft N
[10:41] <ijn> usued to make it work through ndis and win driver
[10:41] <ijn> with bcm 43xx
[10:41] <ijn> hahah
[10:41] <adam7> joemac1: you mean the ones that show you which programs you have running at the moment that are normally at the bottom of the screen?
[10:41] <ijn> the light was on and the wireless workd fine one year ago
[10:41] <joemac1> adam7: yeah, like skype and emesene
[10:42] <ijn> but it died on me
[10:42] <ijn> so I bought this intel pro wireless draft G
[10:42] <joemac1> adam7: they are still running because if I try to restart them it complains
[10:42] <ijn> cant immagine that
[10:42] <adam7> joemac1: ah. if you're using gnome you can just right click on the panel and press add to panel ,then find notifcation tray
[10:42] <adam7> and add it
[10:43] <ijn> going from N to G and still not working
[10:43] <ismet> anyone?
[10:43] <heglund> got 802.11a wireless available?
[10:43] <adam7> !broadcom > ismet
[10:44] <ismet> the ubuntu docs say b43 on hardy supports broadcom ootb but its not working for me
[10:44] <joemac1> adam7: they were there yesterday,
[10:44] <ismet> adam7 thats exactly what i did
[10:44] <MrKennie> ijn: when pressing FN+hotkey do you see any messages in dmesg relating to keycodes or the like?
[10:44] <ijn> so you guys think I can buy atheros pci express to have wireless draft g or n work in ubuntu?
[10:44] <adam7> ismet: did you enable the restricted driver?
[10:45] <ismet> adam7 is it called wl
[10:45] <ismet> ?
[10:45] <adam7> ijn: wireless g isn't draft anymore. I have an atheros card that works just great in Ubuntu
[10:45] <ijn> mrkennie I can give dmesg but I dont understand much
[10:45] <ismet> adam7?
[10:45] <usuario> pedro
[10:46] <MrKennie> ijn: can you paste it in pastebin?
[10:46] <ijn> u shure is very long
[10:46] <adam7> ismet: what's called wl?
[10:46] <usuario> ngnbhbgynjwwnmjkhfjtghdvc.com,jghyfnvh
[10:46] <MrKennie> ijn: sure
[10:46] <ijn> ok
[10:46] <usuario> tfrdgvfffcfcgn
[10:46] <ismet> adam7 the restricted driver...
[10:46] <usuario> khjdcefgvvgbv
[10:46] <adam7> usuario: that's rather unproductive.
[10:46] <usuario> khtbvgfhithjcbmbs mkjcf
[10:46] <adam7> ismet: the broadcom one is called b43 or bcm43xx
[10:46] <usuario>   trgfki knv jm n bhvfrb jkbfxbh h hj
[10:46] <AdvoWork> hmmm, ive already got samba shares setup, but also a cronjob to reshare them because from memory, each time the win client pc restarted, it lost the share, is that right?
[10:46] <hischild> usuario, please stop that.
[10:46] <LSD|Ninja> usuario: get your cat off the keyboard
[10:47] <ActionParsnip1> ilovefedora: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/php-linux-install-php-upgrade-howto/
[10:47] <joemac1> adam7: thanks, I wonder where it went. I now have 27 emesenes and 4 skypes running.
[10:47] <usuario> hgd ffgf gg vjfjksesjkjgdswjhkhfsgfrshyutdswatr thsdgyftuhdmjhfvkjghgkjlbhhyvb h
[10:47] <ismet> adam7 when i go to the restricted drivers manager, all its says is this driver called wl. the enabled box is checked, but it says not in use
[10:47] <usuario> jhgftjtdjl37855hgjbnynywsbghrkhjjyynjuuiujkkjim
[10:47] <seano1> ok, fingers crossed, i've redone everything so time to reboot
[10:47] <adam7> joemac1: you got it working then?
[10:47] <ijn> mrkennie: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42652/
[10:47] <adam7> ismet: hm. can you put the output of lspci in the pastbin?
[10:47] <adam7> !pastebin > ismet
[10:48] <ismet> in case you need to know, the computer is an hp pavilion dv6000
[10:48] <ijn> now the fn+f2 is enable
[10:48] <ijn> I can see my bluetooth lighted
[10:48] <ismet> yup adam7 know what pastebin is :P wil ljust link you
[10:48] <joemac1> adam7: Yes, thanks, I had to read your post a couple of times. I am not sure why it disappeared
[10:48] <usuario> ngbfcfw 171554447kijswv lkjjghlklñkkngknhniyutgvtrvkml,yutwpetrdfoi,gkhykyddvfvcdfxssmjhjgdfdf nbfnhjjkhtedd ewa gmnjk hvgfdhgjklñj n jh hgf dgjkkgyhyufrcxdeagfj
[10:48] <adam7> joemac1: I'm not either
[10:48] <adam7> ismet: ok cool :) just helping if you didn't
[10:48] <ismet> adam7 http://pastebin.com/m5080492a
[10:48] <ph0rensic> Anyone have a network shared folder automounting?
[10:49] <ismet> adam7 np
[10:49] <adam7> ismet: ah. it's a USB controller :)
[10:49] <alpha232> weird....
[10:50] <MrKennie> ijn: did it work with the live cd?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip1> ph0rensic: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/mounting-an-smbfs-using-fstab-461202/
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[10:50] <joemac1> adam7: I just tried moving the task bar from top to left and my separator bar vanished. I don't need it but it was interesting to note
[10:50] <alpha232> Device-mapper: table 254:2: linear: dm-linear: device lookup failed
[10:50] <ijn> mrkennie | did you get somthing?
[10:50] <adam7> ismet: from the b43 website :BCM 4310 - This device has an LP PHY. We think that means low power. In any case, previous code does not work. The reverse engineers have translated a great deal of the code and are currently generating specs for the code writers.
[10:50] <MrKennie> ijn: not messasges I was expecting
[10:51] <adam7> ismet: that's from the unsupported section :(
[10:51] <ijn> so any idea?
[10:51] <alpha232> arggggh
[10:51] <alpha232> Sep  2 05:51:00 chef kernel: [  133.713247] device-mapper: table: 254:2: linear: dm-linear: Device lookup failed
[10:51] <alpha232> Sep  2 05:51:00 chef kernel: [  133.713485] device-mapper: ioctl: error adding target to table
[10:51] <ismet> adam7 :(
[10:51] <adam7> ismet: also : If you have an USB device with Broadcom chip, please try the RNDIS driver. The b43/b43legacy driver will never support this device.
[10:52] <MrKennie> ijn: I'm guessing it hasn't correctly mapped your keys
[10:52] <ismet> adam7 any possibilities then or do i just have to wait
[10:52] <MrKennie> ijn: although on the other hand it should be enabled anyway
[10:52] <adam7> ismet: chances are good it will work with ndiswrapper
[10:52] <ijn> so any solution posibly?
[10:52] <ismet> ok adam7 how would i go about that?
[10:52] <adam7> ismet: in fact, I have a link for you
[10:53] <NET||abuse> hi guys, was trying to setup apache to listen on port 80 for my normal stuff,static images, php etc... and port 81 to do some django testing locally.. but i can't get it to respond on port 81 at the moment, i setup a second virtualhost in sites-available/default and added 81 after 80 on the Listen directive in ports.conf, but it isn't working
[10:53] <adam7> ismet: www.colinblog.com/2008/04/how-to-install-broadcom-bcm4310-usb.html
[10:53] <NET||abuse> the default vhosts file is as here. http://dpaste.com/75242/
[10:53] <NET||abuse> and the ports .conf is just Listen 80 81
[10:53] <MrKennie> ijn: hopefully, just checking the keymaps
[10:53] <MrKennie> ijn: what model is your inspiron?
[10:53] <adam7> ismet: that should work. it says it works with 7.10 and 8.04 so if you have either of those, you're in good shape
[10:53] <ijn> how to do that?
[10:54] <ijn> insprion 1505/6400
[10:54] <ismet> adam7 however its not a usb device
[10:54] <ismet> its a built in wlan card
[10:56] <ph0rensic> Can anyone help me mount a network samba share
[10:56] <ismet> adam7 isnt that for dell?
[10:56] <jafobuntu> how do i change how firefox deals with file extensions??  want it to launch preferred app when clicking on a link to that file. now it just displays it as text file
[10:56] <ismet> adam7 i have hp...
[10:58] <adam7> ismet: lspci seems to think it is a USB device. postbin this: lsusb
[10:59] <ismet> adam7
[10:59] <ismet> http://pastebin.com/m5dfe7450
[10:59] <Guest54262> can any one help me out in the ms access data base in linux
[11:00] <adam7> ismet: what USB devices do you have plugged in now?
[11:00] <ismet> none
[11:00] <alpha232> ARGGHH
[11:00] <ismet> adam7^^
[11:00] <Vibhor> is there any way out in linux i can work with database softwre
[11:00] <alpha232> ok... looks like i've been struck by https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/115616
[11:00] <adam7> ismet: you're computer thinks you've got a webcam plugged in and a bluetooth module
[11:01] <ismet> adam7 yeah those things are built in
[11:01] <adam7> ismet: they're also plugged into your USB bus inside the computer
[11:02] <ismet> ok...
[11:02] <ismet> adam7 now i get it
[11:02] <seano1> OK, that has to rate as one of the weirdest computing experiences
[11:02] <ismet> adam7 1 last thing the guide you suggested is for a dell comp. will it work on my hp?
[11:03] <seano1> after rebooting the word GRUB did appear at the top left of my screen, but not much else happened...except my printer woke up and started printing GRUB...GRUB...GRUB
[11:03] <adam7> ismet: it's worth a shot
[11:03] <seano1> do you think it's got something against me
[11:03] <adam7> ismet: as long as they have the same card it should work. if it doesn't it's quite easy to undo
[11:04] <ismet> ok
[11:04] <ismet> thanks loada adam7 will tell you what happends
[11:04] <ismet> happends*
[11:04] <ismet> happens**
[11:05] <Vibhor> is there any out i can work with the ms database access in linux can i work with mdb databse access files ?
[11:05] <adam7> ismet: if you don't have any luck with that, you can try this : http://wiki.debian.org/bcm43xx#head-1e13d3e82321302da230d907c11320d2fd696327
[11:05] <trbs> is there a repo to get intrepid / newer kernels for hardy ?
[11:06] <adam7> trbs: don't think so
[11:06] <bazhang> trbs, no
[11:06] <trbs> okey thnx
[11:06] <ph0rensic> Any one have experience mounting a samba share?
[11:06] <seano1> think i need a cup of tea.  dual booting is thirty work
[11:07] <bazhang> seano1, please chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:07] <Kate232> Hello , i installed Ubuntu on my new laptop, but i cant get the wireless working .. i have atheros card ?
[11:07] <trbs> hitting a lot of false EDAC i5000 errors here on hardy, so i thought maybe i could upgrade in the way that many people reported 'fixing' this by downgrading ubuntu
[11:07] <digital-soundboy> hey guys, didnt know where to ask this question so apologies in advance, but im wondering if anyone can explain to me, in relation to encryption, what determins the "bit" of the encryption?
[11:07] <digital-soundboy> e.g 256 bit encryption
[11:07] <adam7> Kate232: put the output of lspci inthe pastebin
[11:07] <digital-soundboy> or 128 bit encrpytion
[11:07] <adam7> !pastebin > Kate232
[11:07] <co_17_tahoen> how to show cover art on rhytimbox?
[11:07] <bazhang> trbs, you might try proposed repos, but they are not fully tested.
[11:08] <pengwen> i cant get my wlan-card to work, its a asus a6708 and i thinks its the Broadcom  BCM4318 card inside...
[11:08] <pengwen> i've installed ndiswrapper and loaded the driver, it just dont work :(
[11:09] <adam7> digital-soundboy: 256 bit encryption is less secure than 512 bit encryption, etc. I assume that bit means one binary digit, ie, 0 or 1. obviously, the more 0 or 1s you ahve, the harder it is to break
[11:09] <adam7> !broadcom | pengwen
[11:09] <trbs> bazhang, okey thanks, not fully tested is not really a problem with the workload that the machine handles, if it would crash to much will just try something else :)
[11:09] <co_17_tahoen> how to show cover art on rhytimbox?
[11:09] <digital-soundboy> adam7, so the "bit" size referes to the size of the key used to encrypt the content?
[11:10] <pengwen> adam7: thanks :)
[11:10] <Kate232> adam7: ok i will pastbin the output , by the way , i had Ubuntu on this laptop , the last time i installed Ubuntu i had the same problem , some here gave me link to guide of ECC (small computers) , that solve the problem
[11:10] <adam7> digital-soundboy: I think so -- I'm no expert though :)
[11:10] <bazhang> Kate232, eeepc?
[11:10] <adam7> Kate232: what brand is your computer?
[11:10] <nicks> Hi, for some reason all of my fonts have broken/gone meaning there are little boxes anywhere there would be a character. What's the best way to fix this?
[11:11] <Kate232> bazhang: yes
[11:11] <bazhang> Kate232, it is on their wiki at www.eeeuser.com
[11:11] <Kate232> adam7: http://pastebin.com/m66dd75e2
[11:12] <Aquahallic> Mornin' folks
[11:13] <Aquahallic> Heard somewhere they were now shipping Dell's with Ubuntu on them....this true?
[11:13] <adam7> Aquahallic: yep
[11:13] <bazhang> Aquahallic, do you have an ubuntu support question?
[11:13] <thefish> Aquahallic: http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/emea/segments/gen/client/en/ubuntu_landing?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs
[11:14] <Dusk_> hi there..my ubuntu boots with lots of lines...i just want loading bar. how can i enable it?
[11:15] <bazhang> Dusk_, you need to put quiet and splash in the kernel parameters in grub list
[11:15] <Aquahallic> bazhang: I was just curious about that... and wanted to know if they're going to support some of the previous models of machines?
[11:15] <Dusk_> bazhang, kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root=UUID=14df9267-b66d-457e-9bea-a2564999efb9 ro quiet splash
[11:16] <Aquahallic> so I guess it is kinda a support question...:)
[11:16] <Dusk_> bazhang, they're already there
[11:16] <bazhang> Dusk_, that is the kernel you are booting from?
[11:16] <ph0rensic> Hey bazhang, yu have experience mounting samba file shares?
[11:16] <Dusk_> bazhang, yes exactly
[11:17] <bazhang> ph0rensic, have you read the documentation on how to do that? what errors did you get when you did so
[11:17] <alpha232> hrrm after upgrading, my CDROM isn't detected
[11:17] <ph0rensic> bazhang: Yes I have but Im not sure where I am going wrong errors are:
[11:17] <bazhang> Dusk_, have you replaced or fiddled with the usplash of late?
[11:18] <Kaya_Saouka> Anyone happen to know where I can get my hands on openssl-devel?
[11:18] <Kaya_Saouka> Can't seem to find it through google.
[11:18] <Dusk_> bazhang, nope..i installed ubuntu there was loading bar.I updated from update manager and there's no splash now
[11:18] <ph0rensic> bazhang: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //(IP), missing codepage or helper program
[11:19] <adam7> Kaya_Saouka: libssl-dev in apt?
[11:19] <orgthingy> why doesnt Linux Tor has a damn GUI :|
[11:19] <Aquahallic> is there any mail package that will open an outlook .pst file?
[11:19] <Kaya_Saouka> adam7: First thing I did.
[11:20] <nicks> Hi, for some reason all of my fonts have broken/gone meaning there are little boxes anywhere there would be a character. What's the best way to fix this?
[11:20] <Kaya_Saouka> >Updates repos< Ah, nevermind.:p
[11:21] <unop> Kaya_Saouka,  libssl-dev
[11:21] <ph0rensic> bazhang: This is I have for my fstab http://paste.ubuntu.com/42659/
[11:22] <Kaya_Saouka> I was trying libssl-devel ¬_¬
[11:22] <adam7> Kaya_Saouka: that could be the problem ;)
[11:22] <ph0rensic> I can get the folder to mount when I browse through networks, but I cannot get it to mount as a drive which I need
[11:22] <bazhang> ph0rensic, why are two ext3 partitions listed as read only
[11:23] <adam7> ph0rensic: are you using Hardy? It will mount it in ~/.gvfs/something
[11:23] <Kaya_Saouka> Would someone mind explaining briefly what happens when you mount a drive, does it configure it for use, or..?
[11:23] <ph0rensic> bazhang: Umm those are not automounting, they are other copies of other OS,s Linux mint and linuxmce
[11:26] <adam7> Is there a single command I can run to ssh into a server and restore a screen session? something like ssh server screen -r (except that doesn't work)
[11:26] <filthpig> Kaya_Saouka, when you mount it you make it readable and writeable if you have the right permissions. An unmounted drive is not visible or available for use
[11:26] <unop> adam7, ssh server 'screen -r'
[11:26] <catolh> general question regarding firestarter. Outbound traffic isnt really necessary unless i want to be a security hog right? (no offence to security aware people :p)
[11:27] <adam7> unop: it says Must be connected to a terminal.
[11:27] <nandemonai> Anyone had an issue with pidgin crashing all of a sudden? I can't think of any changes that have happened in the last day that would cause this. Lasts around a min then dumps out. Backtrace: http://pastebin.com/m62db7b77
[11:27] <unop> adam7, ssh -t server 'screen -r'
[11:28] <ph0rensic> bazhang: Any help bro?
[11:28] <adam7> unop: excellent, thank you
[11:29] <shankhs> hi
[11:29] <bazhang> ph0rensic, are you able to boot with that?
[11:31] <ph0rensic> bazhang: Yes I can boot just fine...
[11:32] <ph0rensic> My system triple boots 3 different OS's (although I have a windows partition that isn't autoconfiguring with grub so thats another issue I have to sort out
[11:32] <bazhang> ph0rensic, where is the ubuntu partition on there? looks like floppy has rw, but dont see any other.
[11:32] <filthpig> Does anybody here have any experience using a bluetooth headset and skype? I've got mine working using blueman bluetooth manager and I can talk to people. However, if I don't answer an incoming call before the bluetooth headset is connected and starts making the ringing sound, I'm lost in ringin tone limbo and have to kill skype to make it stop. And also if I hang up and recieve a new call, skype says "problem with audio playback".. I g
[11:32] <filthpig> uess this is down to a crappy bluetooth sound driver. Could somebody offer some advice on this?
[11:33] <ph0rensic> bazhang: Which ubuntu partition??? I have 3... and the samba share I want access to is on another computer all together
[11:35] <Lanlost_> Uhm.. My root partition (That's what it's called right?) / is full
[11:36] <Lanlost_> I have no idea what I should be deleting to free up space
[11:36] <Lanlost_> I have no idea how it is full
[11:36] <genius> try disk usage analyzer
[11:36] <Lanlost_> I have a separate /usr and /home mount partitions
[11:37] <Lanlost_> I couldn't log in the other day
[11:37] <Lanlost_> and I couldn't get my wifi to work because it uses the network manager thingy
[11:37] <Lanlost_> I had to use lynx with ethernet plugged in and found out to do a sudo apt-get clean
[11:37] <Lanlost_> and freed like 100mb and was able to login to gdm
[11:38] <genius> looks like your root is too small
[11:38] <Lanlost_> apparently.. but I don't understand what would be stored there that would increase if I have a /usr and /home seperately mounted
[11:38] <genius> find a megabyte to find out what directories are so big. and you can move some directory like /usr to another partition
[11:39] <genius> oh
[11:39] <Lanlost_> I havent installed any new programs or changed anything for a month or so
[11:39] <Lanlost_> I thought that was the point of me having /usr and /home on seperate partitions
[11:40] <Lanlost_> I mean.. that's the idea right?
[11:40] <Lanlost_> my root is only 2 gigs
[11:40] <Lanlost_> when I installed this time.. I was trying to figure out the best partition scheme and currently have..
[11:40] <Lanlost_> hold on.. checking df -h
[11:40] <genius> show fdisk -l
[11:41] <Lanlost_> 12 gb for home which is only 52% full 7.2 gb for /usr which is 27% full
[11:41] <Kate232> Hello , I need help / advice , i need to upload big file (5gb) to my dedicated server , the problem the transfer rate from my country to the country which host the dedicated server is not high (30kbs upload) . i have here 5 adsl lines & 5 computers . does it possible to duplicate the file on the 5 computers , and to install on the dedicated some download manager software and to download the file from 5 sources ?
[11:41] <Lanlost_> er sorry
[11:41] <Lanlost_> was looking at the wrong column
[11:41] <genius> :)
[11:41] <shadidan> hey guys
[11:41] <Lanlost_> 25g for home.. 12g used.. 11gb for /usr 7.2 gb used
[11:41] <Lanlost_> 2.8gb for / and 100% used.. nice
[11:41] <wols> Kate232: yes a torreht
[11:41] <Kaya_Saouka> Kate232, if you have access to the server, couldn't you torrent it from the computers?
[11:42] <shadidan> where can i find   "application run" window ??
[11:42] <Lanlost_> what does fdisk -l do?.. nothing.. that's what
[11:42] <genius> Lanlost_: forget it
[11:42] <wols> Lanlost_: it does. sudo fdisk -l
[11:42] <Lanlost_> yeah.. I checked man
[11:42] <genius> Lanlost_: yo've did it :)
[11:42] <shadidan> ﻿where can i find   "application run" window ??
[11:42] <Lanlost_> I'm not an idiot.. it was a joke
[11:42] <Lanlost_> the 'what does it do? nothing
[11:43] <Lanlost_> It's just strange that it didn't say it needed root access to do anything
[11:43] <wols> Lanlost_: then don't say idiotic things if you don't want to be taken for one
[11:43] <shadidan> ﻿﻿where can i find   "application run" window ??
[11:43] <shadidan> ﻿where can i find   "application run" window ??
[11:43] <Lanlost_> ...
[11:43] <wols> !repeat | shadidan
[11:43] <Lanlost_> but... but I didn't
[11:43] <Lanlost_> YOU GUYS!!! I ASKED A QUESTIONNN
[11:43] <genius> shadidan: Applications -> Accesories ->Terminal
[11:44] <Kaya_Saouka> Lanlost_, you can pick up your medal on the way out.
[11:44] <shadidan> no not that
[11:44] <shadidan> a window like run in windows
[11:44] <wols> shadidan: alt+f2
[11:44] <Lanlost_> eh?
[11:45] <shadidan> ty it works :D
[11:45] <wols> Lanlost_: do you have a ubuntu related support problem? if so, what?
[11:45] <Lanlost_> christ..
[11:45] <genius> shadidan: it is not kosher to use this window :) use terminal
[11:45] <ismet> anyone know how to read ntfs partitions in ubuntu???
[11:45] <ismet> or mount them?
[11:45] <Lanlost_> that was a reply to the !repeat | shadidan ubouttu reply
[11:45] <wols> ntfs3g > ismet
[11:46] <wols> Lanlost_: do you have a ubuntu related support problem? if so, what? if not: please be quiwt
[11:46] <wols> *quiet
[11:46] <wols> !ntfs3g > ismet
[11:46] <Lanlost_> well I already asked the question..
[11:47] <genius> Lanlost_: find the Disk Usage Analyzer and GPartEd in applications and use them to plan new space partitioning!
[11:47] <Lanlost_> I have a /usr parition and a /home mount partition.. my / is full. I haven't added any software.. nor have I changed any settings or added any hardware
[11:47] <wols> logs are constantly written
[11:47] <_ruben> /var/log might have filled your disk
[11:47] <jussi01> Lanlost_: done updates?
[11:47] <Lanlost_> what sort of files would take up so much space suddenly. Logs? Would they even be stored in the root parition?
[11:47] <wols> they can take a lot of room
[11:47] <Lanlost_> that was my question
[11:47] <Lanlost_> nope
[11:47] <Lanlost_> Haven't been home really.. uptime is large
[11:47] <wols> Lanlost_: yes they are stored there
[11:47] <genius> Lanlost_: Just install Disk Usage Analyzer and find out what eats your space! It is simple graphical tool
[11:48] <Lanlost_> yes.. I understand
[11:48] <Lanlost_> I was just restating the question because he asked.. that is all
[11:48] <Lanlost_> thanks
[11:48] <genius> Lanlost_: /tmp /var is on your root now
[11:48] <Lanlost_> yes it is
[11:48] <Lanlost_> tmp is .. small small
[11:49] <genius> my /var is 450 mb
[11:49] <Lanlost_> yeah 633mb
[11:50] <Lanlost_> this isn't my desktop alone.. I have a 400gb hard drive in here..  my girlfriend uses the dual booted XP.. which she made me allocate 350 or so gb to.. I suppose I'm a tool
[11:51] <airtonix> lol, since when does xp need 95% of a drive to run?
[11:51] <compilerwriter> I am having keyboard issues this is so strange.
[11:51] <Lanlost_> ntfs-3g seems to work pretty damn good these days.. thank god
[11:51] <erUSUL> Lanlost_: use the disk analizer (Aplications>Accesories) to find out
[11:51] <compilerwriter> Jucato you around?
[11:51] <Lanlost_> well thats the idea.. I gave her the space and just use the working read/write ntfs support to use her space for erm... files that can be shared between linux / windows in common use
[11:52] <Lanlost_> it makes sense if you consider that XP can't read the linux partitions but linux can read the ntfs ones..
[11:52] <wols> Lanlost_: wrong
[11:53] <compilerwriter> Somehow or another after grub logs me in my keyboard quits working.  WTF
[11:53] <wols> grub logs you in?
[11:53] <Rakeer> heh
[11:53] <Lanlost_> wrong.. in what way?
[11:53] <wols> Lanlost_: simply wrong
[11:53] <Rakeer> xp is fail.
[11:53] <Rakeer> what can we say.
[11:54] <filthpig> wols, as long as the files are stored on the ntfs disk it's not wrong
[11:54] <Lanlost_> ...
[11:54] <Lanlost_> I'm wrong that linux can access ntfs but Windows can't (last time I checked) access ext3?
[11:54] <wols> filthpig: it is. fs-driver.org ext2fs anywhere, etc
[11:54] <wols> Lanlost_: yes you are
[11:55] <compilerwriter> When my computer starts I am able to log in but when my wm fires up my keyboard sudden quits working.
[11:55] <Lanlost_> I think there are some commercial options that allow it..
[11:55] <wols> not only commercial
[11:55] <joaopinto> Lanlost_, you can access an ext3 partition from windows using the ext driver
[11:55] <joaopinto> http://www.fs-driver.org/, supports both ext2 and ext3
[11:55] <iopk> how can i see the version of ubuntu that is installed ?
[11:55] <Lanlost_> ah... well then. I guess I am wrong
[11:56] <wols> !version
[11:56] <filthpig> last time I tried the ext2/3 driver it kinda sucked bigtie. but of course, that probably has improved
[11:56] <Lanlost_> one more question.. which I suppose I will walk across by looking for an ubuntu package. Are there any small dvr type programs for ubuntu besides mythtv?
[11:56] <Lanlost_> I'm looking for something.. insanely simple. Something like tvtime but with recording
[11:57] <iopk> wols: trying that i get "No LSB modules are available."
[11:57] <Lanlost_> doesn't have to be a package really.. but preferred. I can compile source if needed
[11:57] <ph0rensic> bazhang: I got it working thanks for trying
[11:57] <wols> iopk: dpkg -l lubc6 | tail -1, unaame -a, etc
[11:58] <phayz> join #compiz
[11:58] <iopk> hmm - no not working either
[11:58] <iopk> No packages found matching lubc6
[11:58] <wols> sry. libc6
[11:59] <iopk> ubuntu10 = ?
[11:59] <filthpig> Lanlost_, I guess mythtv is the best around
[11:59] <filthpig> !dvr
[11:59] <wols> iopk: full output pleasre
[11:59] <filthpig> !myth
[11:59] <iopk> ii  libc6          2.6.1-1ubuntu10 GNU C Library: Shared libraries
[11:59] <filthpig> bah
[11:59] <shadidan> how can i play video in firefox ??
[12:00] <juice__> hello everyone
[12:00] <shadidan> it said that i have to play it in internet explorer or in media player
[12:00] <genius> shadidan: install apporitate plugin
[12:00] <filthpig> shadidan, like with youtube? You'll need to install flash player
[12:00] <wols> iopk: gutsy
[12:01] <shadidan> where to download it?
[12:01] <vozniakBR> what's the best visual database designer in linux?
[12:01] <filthpig> shadidan, are you sure you're not trying to access a MS-only website?
[12:01] <genius> shadidan: if yoy are trying to play some sorts of microsoft video - you can't. install VLC player
[12:02] <MortenB> Hello. Anyone here with updated knowledge of the freeze issues with Hardy (ref: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=907910)? I'm experiencing it myself and am desperately looking for some way to get a usable Ubuntu running.
[12:02] <Lanlost_> problem with myth tv is that I installed the package and it doesn't work.. I set it up via defaults and it can't connect to the backend.. although it's running.. correct password. mysql is fine..
[12:02] <Lanlost_> regardless.. thanks everyone
[12:02] <shadidan> can i download vlc from software manager ?
[12:02] <filthpig> some websites require IE's ActiveX, which is strictly Microsoft/IE
[12:02] <Lanlost_> the disk space analyzer will be just fine
[12:03] <shadidan> is there a dictionary like babylon ??
[12:04] <shadidan> that can work in linux ?
[12:04] <davi007> stardict...........
[12:04] <pengwen> bah, im rather stuck getting this broadcom-wlan-card running. it seems as its working, but cant connect
[12:04] <shadidan> ﻿is there a dictionary like babylon ??
[12:05] <filthpig> shadidan, yes, everything is available from Synaptics Pakage Manager, however you might want to enable the medibuntu repository to get your hands on some more goodies that are removed from standard ubuntu repos due to licensing
[12:05] <joaopinto> shadidan, try stardict
[12:06] <shadidan> it support arabic lang ?
[12:08] <Rakeer> anyone knowhow I can mount a bluray drive?
[12:08] <filthpig> !blu-ray
[12:08] <filthpig> !bluray
[12:08] <Rakeer> !fail
[12:08] <vozniakBR> which the best DBDesigner substitute?
[12:08] <Rakeer> been trying to figure this out a while ;p
[12:08] <Rakeer> udf not recognized
[12:08] <Rakeer> iso9660 not recognized
[12:08] <filthpig> Rakeer, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD
[12:09] <rohit> hello, anybody can help me out for mounting external hdd to my toshiba laptop ???
[12:09] <Rakeer>  file -s /dev/scd0 = data
[12:13] <Debolaz> Gah, one still cannot update iPhone firmware inside vmware.
[12:15] <genius> what parameter should i add to /etc/fstab to skib a broken partition. The disk on my server has failed and it does not boot, because it waits for "any key" in console!
[12:15] <jrib> genius: just comment the line
[12:15] <phayz> genius: iirc you could add "noauto" so that it's not automatically mounted on boot
[12:16] <phayz> genius: even better - follow jrib's advice :)
[12:16] <jrib> noauto is a good idea too
[12:16] <genius> I want some fault-toleranse on server. I have a hardly-written disk that can fail someday (today) and i want to have bootable system anyway even if this disk can't be mounted.
[12:17] <genius> but it have to be mounted if it works
[12:18] <ph0rensic> When I perform the install of flash ... is there any extra setup to get the sound working?
[12:20] <genius> noauto did not help
[12:20] <ph0rensic> !flash
[12:24] <shadidan> i still cant play mms ditrect video files
[12:25] <shadidan> anyone can help me ?
[12:25] <scuser> hi all, when I use si_pushupdate to update a client the /etc/fstab is not modified any help ?
[12:25] <shadidan> ﻿i still cant play mms ditrect video files
[12:27] <shadidan> is there a way to  fix it ?
[12:27] <zethero1> when is Intrpid Ibex being released?
[12:28] <SlimeyPete> ZeroA4: Hardy is 8.04, and the 04 refers to month 04
[12:28] <SlimeyPete> erm
[12:28] <SlimeyPete> damn, zethero1 has left already
[12:28] <shadidan> ﻿i still cant play mms ditrect video files
[12:28] <zethero1> ﻿SlimeyPete: no I am still here
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> hrm
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> so why can't I tab-complete you
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> oh well
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> anyway...
[12:29] <zethero1> dunnpo
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> the 4 refers to month 04, and the release schedule is "every six months"
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> so Ibex will be 8.10, which means October 2008
[12:29] <SlimeyPete> give or take a few weeks of course
[12:29] <zethero1> ok
[12:30] <Vibhor> !The Sleuth Kit
[12:30] <zethero1> I thoght I heard it was being released in Sept
[12:30]  * mnm farts
[12:30] <Vibhor> The Sleuth Kit can any one tell me about it
[12:31] <Virus1> hi all
 I thoght I heard it was being released in Sept -> could be talking about some beta
[12:31] <zethero1> ﻿ZeroA4, tru
[12:34] <vozniakBR> witch are the more clear GTK skin?
[12:37] <Pici> vozniakBR: take a look for yourself at http://gnome-look.org
[12:38] <vozniakBR> Pici: i look at all and don't find anyone "clear"
[12:39] <Phipho> gak
[12:39] <genius> jrib: phayz: it is possible, but not with noauto. last parameter must be  = 0, it is =2 by defaullt
[12:40] <jrib> genius: so fsck was failing?
[12:42] <genius> jrib: yes. because master block is dead
[12:49] <kc> hello room is there an apple support room?
[12:50] <Pici> kc: Try ##mac
[12:50] <kc> Pici thanks
[12:57] <Tarandus> What is the overall best VM for running standalone Java apps?
[12:58] <cryingtux> what is the voice to text software available on ubuntu?
[12:58] <juice__> suomalaisia? kielimuuri ;-)
[12:59] <magnetron> !fi | juice__
[12:59] <juice__> Kiitos
[12:59] <mkhlnsh> howdy. anyone know what this log lines means? http://paste.ubuntu.com/42679/
[12:59] <bullgard4> "~$ lsmod | grep hdaps; hdaps_ec 14556  0." Why does there not exist a file hdaps_ec.c on my Ubuntu 8.04.1 computer?
[13:01] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: Yes, these log lines mean an excerpt from a log.
[13:01] <vikku> just running qemu, but unable to create virtual hard disk
[13:02] <ben34> is there are python channel on irc?
[13:02] <mkhlnsh> #python
[13:02] <gnomefreak> ben34: #python
[13:02] <ben34> #python :You need to be identified to join that channel?
[13:02] <gnomefreak> ben34: shouldnt
[13:02] <jrib> !register | ben34
[13:03] <jrib> gnomefreak: #python is +r
[13:03] <ben34> !register ben34
[13:03] <gnomefreak> jrib: oh
[13:03] <vikku> just running qemu, but unable to create virtual hard disk
[13:03]  * gnomefreak always identified and im always in there so never noticed the +r but was gonna check
[13:04] <bullgard4> jrib: What does the IRC status '+r' stand for?
[13:05] <jrib> bullgard4: only registered users can join the channel
[13:05] <jrib> (and identified)
[13:05] <bullgard4> jrib: Ah, thank you very much for explaining.
[13:05] <ben34> ok i registered
[13:05] <Bupsss> guys i need some help, i'm starting ubuntu in dual boot, with the windows boot
[13:05] <ben34> !login
[13:06] <ben34> !myself
[13:06] <Bupsss> but when i select linux, it says that windows cannot find hal.dll
[13:06] <swilky> dose any one know how i can store 2 vars from a SQL line?????
[13:06] <ben34> one does not
[13:06] <swilky> 1 from each col?
[13:06] <jrib> ben34: so join #python now
[13:06] <magnetron> swilky, maybe you could store them in a SQL table?
[13:06] <jrib> swilky: ask in an SQL channel
[13:07] <swilky> ahhhhh
[13:07] <bullgard4> Bupsss: Probably your grub configuration file is at fault.
[13:07] <swilky> thanks jrib
[13:07] <swilky> i have writen them to the table
[13:07] <Bupsss> if followed this tutorial http://www.geocities.com/epark/linux/grub-w2k-HOWTO.html
[13:07] <swilky> through my frount end php
[13:08] <Bupsss> but i used 2 hd instead of partitions
[13:08] <swilky> now i need a back end bash script to retrive the data
[13:08] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, i do know that they are an excerpt from a log. what i do not know is what they mean. the user has UID 1001 and on the log lines says "session opened for user user by (uid=0)". i had the same problem some time ago, when a user have been logged with same lines on /var/log/auth.log but the user was not not logged on the machine. in fact the user was miles away from the town, and the system has no ssh service or something like...
[13:08] <sevensun> Hello guys. I need to recover some files from my broken-windows laptop so I booted using the xubuntu live cd. In which folder should I search for the windows files??
[13:09] <sevensun> please guys, my boss is gonna cut my head out T_T
[13:09] <ben34> !where i am
[13:09] <ben34> sorry couldn't help
[13:09] <jrib> sevensun: mount the window partition first
[13:10] <sevensun> jrib: what do you mean to mount?
[13:10] <jrib> sevensun: pastebin the output of the following commands two commands: mount && sudo fdisk -l
[13:10] <jrib> !pastebin | sevensun
[13:12] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: What is the output of a 'groups' command?
[13:12] <jrib> sevensun: do you understand what you need to do?
[13:13] <DaveG|> mmm anyone have any idea why in ubuntu hardy, when i create a new X display (0:1), if i switch to that most of the time the audio stops playing from the first X display (0:0)? is it something to do with pulseaudio?
[13:13] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, users adm dialout fax cdrom floppy tape audio dip video plugdev scanner fuse lpadmin admin
[13:13] <sevensun> jrib: not really, i don't understand if pastebin is a command or the name of something
[13:13] <starenka> hi, i got this mess., while trying to mount an ntfs share... mount to NFS server 'rpcbind' failed: RPC Error: Program not registered.. any clues? thx
[13:13] <jrib> sevensun: it's a website.  paste.ubuntu.com go there and paste the output of the commands: mount && sudo fdisk -l
[13:14] <magnetron> starenka, i suspect you misspelled ntfs as "nfs" while mounting
[13:14] <starenka> nope, hehe. it's nfs and im mounting nfs.... just a typo here
[13:15] <starenka> mount ip:/dir /where is okay for nfs, right?
[13:15] <l3l> yo
[13:15] <l3l> Can someone ( living in USA) download google chrome for me ?
[13:15] <l3l>  http://gears.google.com/chrome/?hl=en
[13:15] <rusalka>  nfs - what is it?
[13:15] <jrib> !offtopic | l3l
[13:15] <jrib> l3l: it's not up anyway
[13:15] <sevensun> jrib: so I should type "mount && sudo fdisk -l" in the shell and then paste to paste.ubuntu.com what i get from the shell?
[13:16] <jrib> sevensun: yes, and then give us the url
[13:17] <l3l> grmph
[13:17] <l3l> thx anyway
[13:17] <sevensun> ok, but what if I can't get to the net using the laptop? I'm on the eeepc right now
[13:17] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: Your groups seem to be ok. --  How did you obtain http://paste.ubuntu.com/42679/?
[13:18] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, it is from /var/log/auth.log
[13:18] <genius> Does VmWare Server work without X?
[13:18] <kibibyte> sevensun, whyyour networking is down
[13:18] <sevensun> looks like the
[13:18] <sloof3> http://i36.tinypic.com/nlsjyu.png - This is what is happening to my server
[13:18] <jrib> sevensun: run this and type what you see: mount | grep /media
[13:19] <jason> genius, i think so, I have used VirtualBox without X, works well
[13:19] <sloof3> I can't login since it seems i either timeout since it takes too long or getty gets killed
[13:19] <kibibyte> sevensun, what you want to do
[13:19] <sevensun> kibibyte: looks like the laptop ain't workin' with wifi
[13:19] <DaveG|> sloof3, maybe you need more ram?
[13:20] <sevensun> kibibyte: need to use pastebin
[13:20] <genius> jason: Oh, i've found outdated messages that vbox does not work from command-line?
[13:20] <kibibyte> sevensun, why
[13:20] <sloof3> DaveG|: It was fine for 500+ days before I went to 8.04
[13:20] <mkhlnsh> sevensun, just type manually every line on paste.ubuntu.com using this system you are using now...
[13:20] <sloof3> 512 meg
[13:21] <sevensun> kibibyte: need to recover some files from the windows laptop...
[13:21] <mo7> genius, vmware server does work from the command line ..
[13:21] <xzh_biti> hello
[13:21] <jason> genius, i was working with it fine, there is a virtualbox_headless client that has a rdp server so you can connect to the screen anywhere
[13:21] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: I do not know a solution. Your errors are due to #the localhost and user have been changed. the user has UID 1001
[13:21] <sevensun> mkhlnsh, jrib: I'll be back soon
[13:22] <kibibyte> sevensun, then mount windows partition
[13:22] <genius> thank you!
[13:22] <chrislees> I just upgraded to Hardy and now whenever I insert a DVD, Totem starts up.
[13:22] <chrislees> How do I stop this?
[13:22] <sevensun> kibibyte: that's what i'm trying to do
[13:23] <kibibyte> ;d
[13:23] <sloof3> DaveG|: If I power cycle how can do a post mortem?
[13:23] <jrib> chrislees: edit -> preferences -> media in nautilus
[13:23] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, i've added those 2 lines. i've changed the localhost, is not the real name, and did the same thing for user. i wont paste my real system name and user name on internet...
[13:23] <chrislees> jrib: Thanks, I didn't know where they'd moved the option
[13:23] <kibibyte> sevensun, then type :  sudo fdisk -l
[13:24] <Viperfang> I have set up a mirror for hardy and a PXE server to start a network install. I can boot the install but when it tries to download installer componenets it says I have a bad archive mirror. Do I need to add specific items to the mirror for installer componenets other than the normal?
[13:24] <kibibyte> sevensun, and then find entires with FAT or NTFS
[13:24] <kibibyte> it your windows partitions
[13:24] <kibibyte> its
[13:25] <salaz> xbmc cool man...haha
[13:25] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: I understand that well. I still believe that your error messages are linked to this operation of you.
[13:25] <filthpig> I have a "problem" with my touchpad. It has a physically marked area for scrolling vertically, but ubuntu has a much wider scroll area enabled by default, so I suddenly find myself scrolling around when all I wanted to do was move the cursor. How can I edit the scroll area so it's limited to the physical place designated on the touchpad?
[13:26] <lat> What does this mean: lat@lat-ws:~$ esd
[13:26] <lat> ALSA lib control.c:909:(snd_ctl_open_noupdate) Invalid CTL front:0
[13:26] <vozniakBR> !touchpad
[13:26] <nnnulll> how do i add a symbolic link file.sh to the bashrc file?
[13:27] <nnnulll> its a alias
[13:27] <DaveG|> sloof3, i've no idea, maybe mmm booting into that "safe mode" or what ever you call it
[13:27] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  ugh? the .bashrc file is  a script, what do you mean to do? you could run the command from .bashrc by making it executable and putting the path to the command in teh .bashrc
[13:27] <jrib> nnnulll: that doesn't really make sense.  If you just want an alias.  It's alias foo='bar'
[13:28] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  if you want commands to be in your default path, put them in your /home/USERNAME/bin direcory and logout/back in..
[13:28] <mysterycool> What's a good website to get themes for Ubuntu? (gnome)
[13:28] <Pici> mysterycool: http://gnome-look.org
[13:28] <jrib> !themes > mysterycool
[13:28] <dr_willis> if ~/bin exists - it will get added to the default PATH
[13:28] <nnnulll> ive dr_willis so just chuck my .sh script in bin?
[13:28] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  thats where they are normally kept
[13:28] <DaveG|> sloof3, i guess it's not useful advice but that's the first thing that comes to mind for me
[13:28] <nnnulll> ok cool
[13:29] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  you dont really need .sh on the end either.
[13:29] <nnnulll> kk
[13:29] <sliverchair> I have /usr/local/jdk1.6.0_05/bin, how do I add it to the PATH Environment variable?
[13:29] <vozniakBR> someone know another site to download themes?
[13:29] <nnnulll> otherwise id haveto type .sh when i run it yeh?
[13:29] <Pici> !themes > vozniakBR
[13:29] <jabba80> hello.. can someone tell me how to exclude some includes with doxygen?
[13:29] <qr> sliverchair: export PATH=/your/path:$PATH
[13:29] <jabba80> sounds weird :D
[13:29] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  in the .bashrc or .bash_profile   export the path, and append the new to the end.
[13:30] <sliverchair> ﻿I have /usr/local/jdk1.6.0_05/bin, how do I add it to the PATH Environment variable?
[13:30] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  like qr said.
[13:30] <qr> sliverchair: you just got two answers
[13:30] <nnnulll> lawl dr_willis i have no bin folder in that dir
[13:30] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  well the LOGICAL answer.. would be to MAKE ONE.
[13:30] <nnnulll> if its where they are kept, where are all the others now?
[13:30] <andreas> exit
[13:31] <andreas> shit, wrong window ^^
[13:31] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  what others? your system PATH variable defines wat directories get searched for exexutable commands.
[13:31] <dr_willis> Bash Basics :) path ussage.
[13:31] <dr_willis> echo $PATH
[13:31] <dr_willis> shows your current path's that are searched
[13:31] <sevensun> mkhlnsh, jrib, kibibyte: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42684/
[13:31] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, i've added those 2 lines only on the pastebin. i did nothing on the system.
[13:32] <nnnulll> dr_willis, so how do i add a path to this?
[13:33] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  as i said.. if  'bin' exists in your users home directroy when you login.. it will get added to the  your path automacially
[13:33] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: You did nothin to change your localhost address? You did nothing to change the  UID either?
[13:33] <Dabbu> i am sharing my internet with window user but when they try to open some page in browser that is showing  "error lander"
[13:33] <nnnulll> ahh ok
[13:33] <jrib> sevensun: for f in sda1 sda2 sda5; do sudo mkdir /media/$f && sudo mount /dev/$f /media/$f; done
[13:33] <mkhlnsh> bullgard4, nothing.
[13:33] <sliverchair> dr_willis: is .bash_profile for all users?
[13:33] <sliverchair> echo .bash_profile
[13:33] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  No it is not.. since its in your users home directory. there are similer config files in /etc/
[13:34] <vikku> i created a vrtual disk using qemu-img cmd , now iam lost what to do ....could anyone guide me ?
[13:34] <bullgard4> mkhlnsh: So my idea was wrong. But I cannot help you. Please ask more knowledgeable persons than me.
[13:34] <dr_willis>  I forget what file in /etc/ sets the default path.  it might be in /etc/profile
[13:34] <genius> !inetd
[13:34] <Viperfang> I have set up a mirror for hardy and a PXE server to start a network install. I can boot the install but when it tries to download installer componenets it says I have a bad archive mirror. Do I need to add specific items to the mirror for installer componenets other than the normal?
[13:34] <jrib> dr_willis: /etc/environment I think
[13:34] <H0T_R0D> !usplash
[13:34] <genius> how does inetd differ from xinetd?
[13:34] <magnetron> vikku, now start qemu with the image you created as the first hard drive. if you need a gui, try qemulator
[13:35] <dr_willis> genius,  i belive xinetd is a newer replacement for inetd. with more flexiability
[13:35] <mkhlnsh> sevensun, /dev/sda1 is your C: and /dev/sda5 is your D:
[13:35] <sliverchair> # /etc/profile: system-wide .profile file for the Bourne shell (sh(1))
[13:35] <mkhlnsh> sevensun, you have to mount them and you will have access to the files.
[13:35] <dr_willis> !path
[13:35] <mkhlnsh> !mount | sevensun
[13:35] <genius> dr_willis: ifound: xinetd is a secure replacement for inetd.
[13:36] <sliverchair> ﻿/etc/environment is looking more friendly
[13:36] <dr_willis> genius,  i find i dont need to use either. :)
[13:36] <dr_willis> genius,  unless i set up vnc to auto-spawn :) but i havent done that in ages.
[13:36] <mkhlnsh> !diskmounter | sevensun
[13:36] <sliverchair> only diff with windows is the :
[13:36] <vikku> magnetron : i did this after creating it : qemu -boot d -cdrom /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso -hda vrtdisk.img
[13:36] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  and the CASE is Impornatnat
[13:36] <ndlovu> any reasons why installing mozilla's version of firefox for linux (3.0.1) is a bad idea?
[13:36] <vikku> so guest OS is booted currently
[13:37] <muffi> :-)
[13:37] <Xbehave_> how can i access an lvm partiton from a livecd
[13:37] <jrib> ndlovu: you don't get automatic security updates
[13:37] <kbrosnan> jrib: depends on how he installs it
[13:37] <ndlovu> jrib, doesn't it update itself?
[13:38] <jrib> kbrosnan, ndlovu: oh maybe, haven't used ff in years
[13:38] <sloof3> I'm going to have to reboot my server since it's unresponsive remotely after a OOM killer.  What can I do to find out what casued it after I've rebooted?
[13:38] <vikku> magnetron : i did this after creating it : qemu -boot d -cdrom /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso -hda vrtdisk.img
[13:38] <kbrosnan> ndlovu: if you install it to your home directory it will update, if you install it as root then you would need to gksudo to allow updates
[13:38] <kbrosnan> jrib: updating was a core feature of firefox 1
[13:38] <mkhlnsh> ndlovu, no automatic security update from the maintainer of the distribution. you will still get the updates from mozilla
[13:38] <magnetron> vikku, and what was the result?
[13:39] <vikku> it di d boot!!
[13:39] <swilky> dose any one know how to do a bash sql querry
[13:39] <vikku> it did boot!!
[13:39] <sliverchair> dr_willis: I guess, I need to restart my machine, won't CTRL+BACKSPACE do?
[13:39] <qr> swilky: umm... a what? Be a bit more specific...
[13:39] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  i said Logout/back in.
[13:39] <magnetron> vikku, you need to give the correct path to the hda img file. try with the full path.
[13:39] <sevensun> mkhlnsh, jrib, kibibyte: well I actually didn't understand ANYTHING of what you says after the jrib post "sudo mkdir /media/$f && sudo mount /dev/$f /media/$f".... However, looks like it didn't work propely coz it says: "mkdir: cannot create directory '/media/': file exists"
[13:40] <Viperfang> I have set up a mirror for hardy and a PXE server to start a network install. I can boot the install but when it tries to download installer componenets it says I have a bad archive mirror. Do I need to add specific items to the mirror for installer componenets other than the normal?
[13:40] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  thats the easiest way
[13:40] <jrib> sevensun: you didn't copy everything
[13:40] <Dabbu> if i am using a bridge then how to configure my network sharing
[13:40] <swilky> i have a sql DB and i want to sort data as var'sin a bashscript
[13:40] <monster> does someone know how to install the Q3Radiant on ubuntu hardy?
[13:40] <ndlovu> mkhlnsh, kbrosnan thanks - sounds like the risks are not too serious - I would guess that most of the security updates trickle down from mozilla in any case
[13:40] <sliverchair> dr_willis: thanx for the help, javac is working now
[13:40] <jrib> sevensun: just do: sudo mkdir /media/sda1; sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/sda1     and do the same for sda5
[13:41] <vikku> magnetron : ok
[13:41] <tamer> is it better to use wicd ?
[13:41] <kbrosnan> ndlovu: in most cases you will get the update within a day of it being released. assuming firefox is open or started once a day
[13:41] <mo7> swilky, QUERYSTRING="select BLA from BLA where BLA='bla'; select NEXT from NEXT;"
[13:41] <sevensun> jrib: ok looks easier now, let me try
[13:41] <bibstha> my bios time is UTC, not my local time... :( how to put bios time as local time?
[13:41] <mo7> swilky, MYSQLQUERY=`echo $QUERYSTRING | $MySQLBIN -D $MySQLDB -u $MySQLUSER --password=$MySQLPASS`
[13:42] <vikku> magnetron : did thid ` qemu -boot d -cdrom /opt/Dsl3/dsl-3.4.11.iso -hda /home/vikku/vrtdisk.img ` and was able to boot
[13:42] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  im not even going to ask why your java is in such a odd place. :) heh
[13:42] <Xbehave_> how do i hide join/part in xchat?
[13:43] <nnnulll> guys can anyone tell me about the user nobody?
[13:43] <whileimhere> I have a rar file that is password protected. Is there a program to help crack it?
[13:43] <magnetron> nnnulll, nobody know
[13:43] <jrib> whileimhere: no.  not here.
[13:43] <bibstha> anyone tell me how to set up my bios time as local time?
[13:44] <H__> nnnulll what about it ? (it'a an intentional unprivileged user)
[13:44] <tamer> is using wicd as internet manager will increase net performance
[13:44] <Pici> tamer: No, its just a different, some people don't like Network Manager.
[13:44] <nnnulll> H__ for some reason i have a FTP server running specifically for that user... i didnt set it up..
[13:44] <H__> nnnulll sounds like an anonymous access ftp account
[13:44] <sliverchair> dr_willis: now I have a problem with netbeans-6.5beta-linux.sh, I think it can't find the jdk
[13:45] <nnnulll> H__, whats that mean?
[13:45] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  no idea on that.  Check the script.  I dont mess with java other then to install the java package from the repos.. wich is proberlyu the best way to install java.
[13:45] <nnnulll> H__, am i safe to delete it?
[13:46] <H__> nnnulll that's what I expect, yes. But it's just a guess ;-) (i'm no ubuntu official)
[13:46] <sliverchair> dr_willis: I guess I'll just do the downloading again..
[13:46] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  often services get ran as user 'nobody' for security
[13:46] <tamer> sometimes i face lags in my DSL connection
[13:46] <WastePotato> Yo Yo Yo!
[13:47] <dr_willis> sliverchair,  i dont see what that will help... but have fun.
[13:47] <gmaddockgreene> Hi first time here. Hello everyone :)
[13:47] <nnnulll> dr_willis, the source ip is "::" TCP6
[13:47] <Viperfang> I have set up a mirror for hardy and a PXE server to start a network install. I can boot the install but when it tries to download installer componenets it says I have a bad archive mirror. Do I need to add specific items to the mirror for installer componenets other than the normal?
[13:47] <nnnulll> is this exposed to the internet?
[13:47] <qr> !hi | gmaddockgreene
[13:47] <WastePotato> Hey gmaddockgreene. Welcome to the Ubuntu Support Channel.
[13:47] <WastePotato> :)
[13:47] <nnnulll> dr_willis, i mean im running the service so the linux kernel would allow access to it right?
[13:48] <gmaddockgreene> Hi tnx all for the welcomes :D
[13:48] <dr_willis> nnnulll,  im not clear on what you are asking... perhaps someone else in the channel understands
[13:48] <gmaddockgreene> got a problem installing Ubuntu and a dual boot with Windows XP ... anyone wish to assist me?
[13:48] <jpastore> Can you force screenlets to start on 1 side of the cube?
[13:49] <jpastore> they just kinda start wherever
[13:49] <qr> !ask | gmaddockgreene
[13:50] <mads> how do I print with ubuntu? got Print server: and Queue name:
[13:50] <WastePotato> ﻿gmaddockgreene, ignore the bot. It's mean.
[13:50] <sevensun> mkhlnsh, jrib, kibibyte: when typing "sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/sda1" it says: Failed to mount '/dev/sda1': operation not supported. Mount is denied because NTFS is marked to be in use. Choose one action: 1-If you have windows the disconnect the external devices by clicking on the 'safely remove hardware' icon in the windows taskbar then shutdown windows cleanly. 2-if you don't have windows......" what does it means?
[13:50] <gmaddockgreene> on start up after the install i get the dual boot option windows xp or Ubuntu but I cannot select using my keyboard. It seems its not loaded
[13:50] <Kool1> is there a solution for this??? after i view any streaming video through firefox i am  unable to listen music from any players i have until i close all the firefox windows...
[13:50] <gmaddockgreene> lol grr at bot
[13:50] <sumi1> Is there a Gnome application to help me connect to a router or is that out of gnomes scope..? I mean, will Gnome actually talk to the lower levels to configure stuff and work it out..
[13:50] <jrib> sevensun: it means it wasn't shutdown correctly
[13:50] <kibibyte> sevensun, mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /media/hd
[13:51] <sevensun> jrib so what
[13:51] <kibibyte> sevensun, sudo  mount -t auto /dev/sda1 /media/hd
[13:51] <WastePotato> sevensun
[13:51] <jrib> sevensun: so you have to do one of the things it says (there's an option to force)
[13:51] <kbrosnan> Kool1: see the known issue section of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[13:51] <WastePotato> Go in to windows and shut down again
[13:51] <jrib> WastePotato: the problem is his windows is hosed :)
[13:51] <WastePotato> Oh. :(
[13:52] <orgthingy> hi
[13:52] <orgthingy> how can i reinstall nm-applet?
[13:52] <sumix>  Is there a Gnome application to help me connect to a router or is that out of gnomes scope..? I mean, will Gnome actually talk to the lower levels to configure stuff and work it out..
[13:52] <orgthingy> if it's possible?
[13:52] <jrib> sevensun: google the error, there may be better ways
[13:52] <WastePotato> You got an Windows install disk, sevensun?
[13:52] <WastePotato> What OS are you using? Vista/XP?
[13:52] <sevensun> wastepotato yes i got it
[13:52] <sevensun> xp
[13:53] <WastePotato> Recovery Console
[13:53] <WastePotato> Put the disk in as the computer starts.
[13:54] <WastePotato> I think you may have to try a number of keys to get your PC to boot from CD.
[13:54] <WastePotato> Or you can force Ubuntu to mount it.
[13:54] <sevensun> Wastepotato: well I'll try this one too, thanx
[13:55] <WastePotato> brb
[13:55] <jpastore> Can you force screenlets to start on 1 side of the cube? I have them moving from side to side and not always together all over the cube on every restart...
[13:55] <Macrowizards> hello, How can I open port 22 or 21 for ssh? or are they already open
[13:56] <jpastore> Macrowizards, do you have iptables running? and do you have sshd running?
[13:56] <Pici> Macrowizards: They should be open by default.
[13:56] <jpastore> Macrowizards, have you tried to connect to the box via ssh?
[13:56] <Macrowizards> cool, I'll check the services
[13:56] <Macrowizards> not yet
[13:57] <WastePotato> Back
[13:57] <master_alvaro> hello
[13:57] <jpastore> k...if you run into problems see if there are iptables rules that might blow it for you with: iptables -nL
[13:58] <genius> mo7: how to connect vmware console at 902 port? RDP?
[13:58] <wols> genius: special vmware client
[13:58] <mo7> genius, normally, you have to use the vmware server console
[13:59] <luis08> hey everyone, how can I kill gnome without root permission?
[13:59] <Macrowizards> I cant find the sshd in services?
[13:59] <vozniakBR> luis08: CRTL + ALT + BackSpace?
[13:59] <jpastore> luis08, ctrl-alt-bs?
[13:59] <jrib> Macrowizards: did you install openssh-server?
[13:59] <sunil> seems like he figured it out
[13:59] <master_alvaro> i will install linux today, but i don't know, which names should i use for hostname and domain name; which host/domain-name have you got?
[13:59] <Macrowizards> Where would i activate it? nope i didn't
[14:00] <jrib> !software | Macrowizards
[14:00] <jpastore> can you setup evolution to show fav folders like outlook? that was actually very handy for me since I have several email accounts to check and subfolders in all of the accounts to sort mail.
[14:00] <Macrowizards> I'm aware of the package management, I'm just used to fedora
[14:00] <jrib> Macrowizards: I don't understand your question then
[14:01] <Veliouras> hi
[14:01] <Pici> Macrowizards: If you didn't install openssh, then its not running. Ubuntu does not come with an ssh server installed by default.
[14:01] <Macrowizards> thanks, installing now
[14:01] <Veliouras> one of my hard drives is not visible in linux for using (but gparted sees it)
[14:02] <hummus> Hi
[14:02] <WastePotato> Are you using XFCE?
[14:02] <basti> Veliouras, mount it
[14:02] <gmaddockgreene> Hi Hummus
[14:02] <Veliouras> basti, how?
[14:02] <WastePotato> ﻿Veliouras, are you using XFCE?
[14:02] <dfgas> i have a mobo that has sata 150 that has raid, can i use 2 serial ata-300 on it?
[14:02] <basti> fdsik -l
[14:02] <Veliouras> WastePotato, i don;t know
[14:02] <hummus> Does anyone know where debian/ubuntu store the control info files from packages locally?
[14:02] <basti> fdisk -l
[14:02] <wols> dfgas: 2 serial ata-300 WHAT?
[14:02] <Veliouras> basti, in terminal window?
[14:02] <WastePotato> When you start the computer, does it say Xubuntu, Ubuntu or Kubuntu?
[14:03] <Macrowizards> now thats installed, can i point it at port 21 instead of 22
[14:03] <Veliouras> ubuntu
[14:03] <luis08> vozniakBR: It simply restarts the server...
[14:03] <basti> there you see what device is used and than you can mount it
[14:03] <WastePotato> Mkay
[14:03] <luis08> jpastore: no good, it's just a restart
[14:03] <wols> hummus: do you mean debconf files? /var/lib/dpkg/info/
[14:03] <mouadh> hii evry one
[14:03] <basti> Veliouras, yes. terminal
[14:03] <mouadh> I am a newbie
[14:03] <mouadh> here
[14:03] <WastePotato> Or
[14:03] <hummus> wols: let me have a look :)
[14:03] <Veliouras> ok hold on
[14:03] <jrib> Macrowizards: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[14:03] <Macrowizards> thanks
[14:03] <WastePotato> Go into filesystem/media/
[14:03] <orgthingy> hi
[14:04] <jpastore> luis08, it kills and reload gnome. What are you trying to do? boot into a command line mode?
[14:04] <orgthingy> HOW can i reinstall nm-applet?
[14:04] <orgthingy> i really need nm-applet
[14:04] <orgthingy> so, how can i reinstall it?
[14:04] <sunil> Hi guys. I just did a reboot. Afterwards my resolution is stuck at 800X640. This makes gnome nearly unusable. Any idea how I can repair my video without using a gui ?
[14:04] <Veliouras> basti, no response
[14:04] <luis08> jpastore: that's it, I want a text line mode
[14:04] <wols> sunil: what videodriver
[14:04] <jpastore> orgthingy, look in synaptic search for network manager, right click and reinstall
[14:04] <vozniakBR> sunil: xrandr -s 0
[14:05] <ahmet_> hi
[14:05] <sunil> I was able to open the nvidia administration tool. The highest resolution offered was 640X480.
[14:05] <Macrowizards> does it need opening in the firewall or is it considered open already
[14:05] <ahmet_> hi leute
[14:05] <wols> sunil: your Xorg.0.log tells you why higher res won't work
[14:05] <wols> Macrowizards: there is no firewall
[14:05] <hummus> wols: I can not find any control info about packages in there.
[14:05] <ahmet_> you cen need for spid moswated
[14:05] <sunil> wols: cool. I'll check that...
[14:06] <Pici> Macrowizards, wols: Not exactly accurate, iptables is there, but its open by default.
[14:06] <Macrowizards> great, so i can just ssh in at port 21 already?
[14:06] <basti> Veliouras, whta do you mean with no response. fdisk -l gives you an outout. paste it somwhere
[14:06] <wols>  hummus what is this "control info" you seek?
[14:06] <Pici> Macrowizards: ssh is port 22.
[14:06] <wols> Macrowizards: IF ssh listens on port 21
[14:06] <hummus> What i mean is the info from output dpkg -p package
[14:07] <jpastore> luis08, hmm well I wouldn't use ubuntu for just a command line system. I was looking to see if there was an inittab in /etc and I don't see it. you might want to download and install the server edition of ubuntu...I haven't played with it as I use CentOS on my servers
[14:07] <Veliouras> basti, nothing happened
[14:07] <Macrowizards> i have a network, port 22 in my router points to my centos server
[14:07] <luis08> jpastore: the point is, I don't have root access but I need access to a command line mode...
[14:07] <Macrowizards> so need to adjust the entry port to access my ubuntu machine
[14:07] <wols> hummus: /var/lib/dpkg/status
[14:07] <luis08> jpastore: thanks anyway, I'll keep trying
[14:07] <jpastore> luis08, is this your box? have you tried sudo?
[14:08] <basti> Veliouras, sudo fdisk -l
[14:08] <hummus> wols: Cool, let me have a fast check :)
[14:08] <Pici> Macrowizards: Then you'll need to modify /etc/ssh/ssh_config and restart the ssh service: sudo invoke-rc.d ssh restart
[14:08] <luis08> jpastore: not my box
[14:08] <Macrowizards> cool
[14:08] <wols> Pici: I'd rather change /etc/ssh/sshd_config....
[14:08] <jpastore> luis08, look up editing grub to boot into linux single mode on google.
[14:08] <Pici> wols: Didn't I say that?
[14:08] <jpastore> luis08, you can reset the root password and take control of the box
[14:08] <luis08> jpastore: thank you =)
[14:08] <wols> Pici: ssh_config != sshd_config
[14:09] <wols> jpastore: don't
[14:09] <hummus> wols: Thanks alot :) that was what i was looking for.
[14:09] <Pici> Macrowizards: see wols's message, I mistyped the filename its /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[14:09] <wols> Pici: you did a lzay tab complete, right? :)
[14:09] <jpastore> wols, don't what? you can't reset the passwd in linux single mode?
[14:09] <basti> Veliouras, DONT query me the output!!!!
[14:09] <wols> jpastore: tell people abouzt root passwords in here
[14:10] <Viperfang> Where is the mirror list inside the dibian installer
[14:10] <Macrowizards> I've done it, restarted and all, I'm not quite a newb, just not to familair with ubuntu settings
[14:10] <Veliouras> ok sorry
[14:10] <jpastore> wols, why not?
[14:10] <Veliouras> the problem is with the 320 gb disk
[14:10] <dfgas> wols, the motherboard i have has s serial ata-150 ports and i want to put 2 500gig serial ata-300 drives up in a raid 0+1. are the sata drives backwards compatible?
[14:10] <Pici> wols: Yeah ;)
[14:10] <basti> ,paste Veliouras
[14:10] <Veliouras> Disk /dev/sda: 40.0 GB, 40020664320 bytes
[14:10] <basti> ,paste | Veliouras
[14:10] <wols> jpastore: cause there is no root account on ubuntu, and you better not tell other people how to enable it if you want to stay here
[14:10] <Veliouras> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 4865 cylinders
[14:10] <jpastore> wols, root is the admin account and kind of a core linux concept
[14:10] <Veliouras> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[14:10] <Veliouras> Disk identifier: 0x1d3f1d3f
[14:10] <FloodBot1> Veliouras: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:10] <Veliouras>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[14:11] <Veliouras> /dev/sda1   *           1        4864    39070048+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[14:11] <Macrowizards> thanks for your help guys,
[14:11] <filthpig> !paste Veliouras
[14:11] <jpastore> wols, there is a root account... and you can enable it and you can always do sudo -i...
[14:11] <Macrowizards> chau
[14:11] <filthpig> !paste | Veliouras
[14:11] <wols> jpastore: wrong. not here. this is sudo territory only. respect the wishes of the ubuntu community please
[14:11] <wols> !root | jpastore
[14:11] <sunil> Hm. I don't really understand the xorg log, but there don't seem to be any loud announcements calling for attentionnnn
[14:11] <sunil> oh, wait a sec...
[14:11] <wols> sunil: pastebin it
[14:12] <filthpig> I love that matrix ripoff on !root :D
[14:12] <Kcaj> Supa
[14:12] <sunil> wols: that could be a problem :~
[14:12] <jpastore> wols, that's so bizarre...but whatever...
[14:12] <wols> sunil: how so?
[14:12] <Veliouras> http://paste.ubuntu.com/42694/
[14:13] <sunil> I've never been able to access my wireless network without a GUI tool.
[14:13] <TJ-42> I've set up wine to remove the drive mapped to '/' by default (I don't want my windows applications run under wine to access my linux system or user files), but when I open files in wine programs I can still see the '/' when I navigate to the Desktop.  any ideas?
[14:13] <jpastore> Can you force screenlets to start on 1 side of the cube? I have them moving from side to side and not always together all over the cube on every restart...
[14:13] <sunil> wols: I'll try and figure something out.
[14:13] <Veliouras> basti, http://paste.ubuntu.com/42694/
[14:14] <basti> Veliouras, have you installed ntfs-3g?
[14:14] <Tyczek> Hi, I've problem. I installed mysql-server. I commented "bind adress- 127.0.0.1". Still nobody connect to server.
[14:15] <Veliouras> basti i don't know. i have to check through synaptic?
[14:15] <wols> Tyczek: what do you want to do?
[14:15] <mehul_yadav> hey
[14:15] <mehul_yadav> how do i dwnload new softwares
[14:16] <Viperfang> Where is the mirror list inside the debian netboot installer?
[14:16] <Veliouras> basti yes
[14:16] <wols> mehul_yadav: run synaptic and choose what you want to install
[14:16] <Fidel> hello all, i want to know what softwar eshould i use to creat a virtual machine on my Ubuntu 8.04
[14:16] <botoxx> who i can get in german irc ?
[14:16] <unohu> Fidel: virtualbox
[14:16] <wols> Fidel: use virtualbox. probably easiest to use
[14:17] <Fidel> how can i download it and install it
[14:17] <Fidel> ?
[14:17] <basti> Veliouras, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions/ThirdPartyNTFS3G
[14:17] <tamer> whic is better kde or gnome ?
[14:17] <wols> !de | botoxx
[14:17] <tamer> which
[14:17] <sunil> Fidel: virtualbox or vmware
[14:17] <wols> !vbox > Fidel
[14:17] <botoxx> THX
[14:17] <wols> !best > tamer
[14:17] <unohu> Fidel: synaptic packagemanager...search for virtualbox-ose
[14:17] <adminuser> hi
[14:17] <dfgas> how well does linux work in a raid 0+1 sata setup?
[14:17] <adminuser> how to change username
[14:17] <Fidel> I will check thanks alot
[14:17] <sunil> Fidel: I recomend not using the version ov vbox from synaptic
[14:17] <d0c5i5> anyone here work on Ubuntu-bluetooth?
[14:17] <wols> adminuser: change it where exactly?
[14:18] <sunil> Get the one from their website instead.
[14:18] <adminuser> i don wan use adminuser
[14:18] <ubotuu> is there a business ubuntu version for download?
[14:18] <adminuser> want to user my own id
[14:18] <sunil> The community edition, or whatever it is called, has a few holes in it
[14:18] <wols> dfgas: fine
[14:18] <basti> adminuser, /nick yournick
[14:19] <sunil> the version available direct from the website allows you to use USB
[14:19] <sunil> (If you can get it working)
[14:19] <mehul_yadav> can u help me in gettin new softwares on ubuntu
[14:19] <mehul_yadav> ?
[14:19] <bagok> a
[14:19] <bagok> ok thx
[14:19] <wols> mehul_yadav: help.ubuntu.com
[14:19] <bagok> this one can do file transfer?
[14:19] <ma> anyone used ubuntu on a dell vostro 1500 and got 56k modem to work
[14:19] <wols> bagok: yes
[14:20] <bonaldo2000> How does one search for a pid or process name in top?
[14:20] <wols> !anyone > ma
[14:20] <tamer> wols = moo
[14:20] <Tyczek> wols, My friend wants to connect from other application. But it says.. host is not allowed to connect to msql server.
[14:20] <wols> bonaldo2000: pidof "name"
[14:20] <wols> Tyczek: from other app or from other host?
[14:20] <Fidel> what about the guest modules should i download them too
[14:20] <Viperfang> Where is the mirror list inside the ubuntu netboot installer?
[14:20] <CyBeRmIrC> !lista
[14:21] <bonaldo2000> wols: but I want to view information about the process in top! I know its name or its pid!
[14:21] <Tyczek> wols, and from other host.
[14:21] <wols> Tyczek: then make mysql listen on a public interface
[14:21] <ubotuu> is there a business version of ubuntu?
[14:22] <Tyczek> wols, yes, i commented "bind-adress". It was told in guide.
[14:22] <Tyczek> But, nothing changed.
[14:22] <basti> bonaldo2000, top | grep name/pid?
[14:22] <Dabbu> hey..i am now able to share my internet with windows ud=ser but how to stop other IP over LAN and allow only some specific IPs
[14:22] <wols> Tyczek: you're not supposed to comment it. you need to uncomment it and make it listen on the proper interface (usually 0.0.0.0)
[14:22] <Tyczek> wols, Hmm... Give me a minute.
[14:22] <botoxx> !de
[14:22] <DJones> ubotuu: Not as such, its basically one version, you just add different things to it as you need them
[14:22] <basti> bonaldo2000, top -p pid
[14:23] <bonaldo2000> basti: I cant grep from top?
[14:23] <jgoo> Hi, I've downloaded google chrome - but it doesn't work on WINE? I click the install exe, but nothing happens... do I need to set the permissions or associations?
[14:23] <basti> basti> bonaldo2000, top -p pid
[14:23] <bonaldo2000> basti: thanks!
[14:23] <jgoo> I tried: ~/Google_Chrome_beta1.0.exe
[14:23] <jgoo> but the process just ends
[14:23] <wols> jgoo: wine <program file>
[14:23] <dfgas> wols, it would be raid through the bios, is that ok?
[14:23] <veeti123> ubotuu there isn't native business version, but with ubuntu there comes the office softs and there are many open soft can be downloaded from internet
[14:24] <wols> dfgas: not ok.
[14:24] <Tyczek> wols, Nothing changed.
[14:24] <jgoo> wols: IT WORKED! wine ~/Google_Chrome_beta1.0.exe  - all seems good, the buttons look weird, I guess that is normal?
[14:24] <wols> Tyczek: what is your bind line?
[14:24] <Tyczek> wols, bind-address = 0.0.0.0
[14:24] <Tyczek> wols, Is it correct?
[14:25] <Tyczek> I edited it in /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[14:25] <ubotuu> veetil23 The reason I ask I am taking a Tax course and I was planning on preparing taxes as a tax prepare
[14:25] <wols> Tyczek: sudo netstat -anp |grep 3306
[14:25] <dr_kabuto> Hi!
[14:25] <wols> Tyczek: have you restarted mysql too?
[14:25] <ma>  i cant get my dell vostro 1500's 56k modem to work
[14:25] <ulysses> hi guys, do someone use VPN-1(p12) over ubuntu?
[14:26] <dr_kabuto> Anyone can help me with pbuilder?
[14:26] <bagok> y my os cannot detect speaker
[14:26] <bagok> pls
[14:26] <Tyczek> wols,
[14:26] <Tyczek> tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:3306            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      13810/mysqld
[14:26] <bagok> anyone
[14:26] <ubotuu> ma gonna need some drivers like I did what chipset do you have?
[14:26] <bagok> intel chipset
[14:26] <wols> Tyczek: so mysql listens and is working as intended
[14:26] <Veliouras> basti i did it
[14:26] <veeti123> if i understood right there are many softs for this
[14:27] <Veliouras> no result
[14:27] <veeti123> you can just google them
[14:27] <bagok> Motherboard Chipset	Intel Broadwater P965
[14:27] <Tyczek> wols, Hm...
[14:27] <veeti123> is it true that ubuntu has 50 % popularity of linux distros?
[14:27] <jonathan_> hello1
[14:27] <bagok> got error
[14:27] <basti> Veliouras, no result doesnt help. tell us what you did and what errors occured
[14:27] <bagok> gstreamer
[14:28] <jonathan_> where can i find the opfftopic irc channel of ubuntu?
[14:28] <wols> !°ot > jonathan_
[14:28] <wols> !ot > jonathan_
[14:28] <Veliouras> basti i used mtfs-config in automatic mode
[14:28] <jonathan_> lol thanks :D
[14:28] <Drago1> How would I check to see if my computer is recognizing my graphics card, what command in terminal would I type?
[14:28] <wols> Drago1: lspci -nn
[14:28] <ubotuu> veetil23 really? interesting to know. So bottom line there really is no such thing as a business version of ubuntu
[14:28] <basti> Veliouras, than try it in a terminal
[14:29] <ma> its a ricoh co r5c822
[14:29] <veeti123> śorry
[14:29] <veeti123> damnd
[14:29] <Drago1> wols: thanks
[14:29] <ubotuu> ma whats your chipset on your modem?
[14:29] <veeti123> sorry my english isnät the best but i can google you some
[14:29] <ma> ricoh co ltd
[14:30] <veeti123> but later
[14:30] <Veliouras> basti can you help me doing this?
[14:30] <wols> ma: he asked for chipset, not manufacturer
[14:30] <MikeSeth> jgoo: hey gimmi a beta copy :>
[14:30] <ubotuu> ma what kind of modem do you have?
[14:30] <ogzy> at arecord -l output i just see one subdevice but not my frontpanel mic, does that mean that i need an updated driver at ubuntu?
[14:31] <jgoo> MikeSeth, you can download it...
[14:31] <ubotuu> yeah my bad chipset not manufacturer
[14:31] <ma> r5c82
[14:31] <MikeSeth> jgoo: I can't, not in USA
[14:31] <ma> r5c822
[14:31] <basti> Veliouras, why dont you just folloiw the wik?
[14:31] <Veliouras> basti ok, thanks
[14:31] <ubotuu> got to the ricoh website and see if you can find drivers for linux
[14:32] <jgoo> MikeSeth, oh man. Too bad this is so awesome! It is like having your internet connection upgraded
[14:32] <jgoo> pages render twice as fast
[14:32] <MikeSeth> jgoo: so gimmi a copy! :D
[14:32] <newbie_> hello
[14:32] <Tyczek> wols, I just red, that I should put % in host column and restart mysql. But I don't know, how to do it.
[14:32] <MikeSeth> jgoo: is the .exe big?
[14:32] <ma> i think lspci is not showing modem will now try ls usb
[14:32] <MikeSeth> ma: durr, is that a winmodem
[14:32] <ma> no luck
[14:32] <newbie_> i have installed many packages with apt-get....can i get the packages so that i can write them onto cd....so that i can install it on another machine
[14:32] <newbie_> anyone has any idea?
[14:33] <jgoo> MikeSeth, the exe is over 20 characters long, if that is what you mean
[14:33] <Pici> !aptoncd | newbie_
[14:33] <jgoo> Google_Chrome_beta1.0.exe <
[14:33] <ehtom> is there a guide for installing xen from source on ubuntu?
[14:33] <ubotuu> ma if there isn't any drivers you most likely will need either a external modem or a modem that will support linux but you will still need to download the drivers
[14:33] <Pici> newbie_: The package's name is aptoncd, and its in the repositories
[14:33] <jgoo> MikeSeth, I could rename it to make is shorter though
[14:33] <MikeSeth> jgoo: no I mean how big is it
[14:33] <newbie_> i dint find it Pici....what do i do?
[14:33] <MikeSeth> jgoo: as in size
[14:33] <newbie_> Pici: can u tell me the exact steps?
[14:33] <Pici> newbie_: sudo apt-get install aptoncd
[14:34] <newbie_> its not working on ubuntu 8.04
[14:34] <mrgrim> hi i got a old win 95 comp and trying to install on it any help
[14:34] <MikeSeth> mrgrim: that isn't a question
[14:34] <ma> dell have a driver but i cant get the .deb to work
[14:34] <sunil_> wols: managed to paste the xorg log:
[14:34] <sunil_> pastebin.com/f6fb00bd5
[14:34] <jgoo> MikeSeth, errr, that depends on how big your screen is? it is a normal icon, like... 1inch big?
[14:34] <MikeSeth> jgoo: no I mean how big is the file? as in size?
[14:35] <sunil_> there does seem to be an error message:
[14:35] <jgoo> MikeSeth, aaaah, ok, lol. 9.77 mb
[14:35] <Ziroday> mrgrim: what are the computer specs?
[14:35] <ubotuu> ma the first step you will have to do is make sure the driver is extracted to the desktop
[14:35] <sunil_> (WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[14:35] <ma> theres a conexant modem on dell vostro 1500
[14:35] <MikeSeth> jgoo: where do I get it then?
[14:35] <wols> !info nvidia-xconfig
[14:36] <wols> sunil_: install it and run it. change the res as you want
[14:36] <jgoo> MikeSeth, I don't have it, refreshing http://gears.google.com/chrome/eula.html?hl=en
[14:36] <ubotuu> ma ok good do you have the driver
[14:36] <DJones> http://gears.google.com/chrome/eula.html?hl=en
[14:36] <sunil_> wols: sorry, I think I missed something. what should I install ?
[14:36] <MikeSeth> thanks, winner
[14:37] <ma> no were can i get the driver 4 ubuntu 8.04
[14:37] <jgoo> MikeSeth, http://gears.google.com/chrome/eula.html?hl=en  << that work for you?
[14:37] <sunil_> wols: oh. I see.
[14:37] <ubotuu> ma have you gone to conexant website?
[14:37] <Cheery> hi
[14:37] <MikeSeth> jgoo: nope, redirects
[14:38] <ma> ok thanx
[14:38] <Cheery> I'd like to know. Is there a way to change the bit depth of the display without restarting X?
[14:38] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[14:38] <Gnea> Cheery: no.
[14:38] <wols> Cheery: either xrandr can do it or you can't
[14:38] <Dabbu> how to know my DNS number
[14:38] <Cheery> xrandr?
[14:38] <veeti123> ubotuu have tryid openoffice? i have heard that it can do the cash thing, it's in ubuntu's default installation
[14:38] <wols> Dabbu: "nslookup google.com"
[14:39] <veeti123> also you can try gnucash
[14:39] <strAlan> my instructor is using the trailing cursor when showing on-screen examples....
[14:39] <compengi> with what Mysql database editor i could edit my database created?
[14:39] <strAlan> anyone here use the trailing cursor ?
[14:39] <vikku>  ok ... iam not able to do this , i have some basic question ....i have this img file in my host comp in my home dir, ......why/how would i partition it for the use by my guest OS..........
[14:39] <ubotuu> veetil23 yeah but not a whole lot probably will go that route
[14:39] <Gnea> strAlan: your instructor is using ubuntu in class?
[14:40] <sunil_> wols: (by the way, thanks for lending a hand :) )
[14:40] <MikeSeth> jgoo: can you up the .exe somewhere?
[14:40] <Plouj> why does Ubuntu come with gcc but no header files so even a "hello world" cannot be built?
[14:40] <jgoo> MikeSeth, I don't have it. I was lying to make myself happier.
[14:40] <strAlan> Gnea: sorry I typed in the wrong channel - meant to be typing in #twitlive
[14:40] <Dabbu> wols:i am sharing my internet with windows user ...but i want to allow only few specific IPs ..so how to do that
[14:40] <MikeSeth> oh
[14:40] <ubotuu> I think I scared off ma I was trying to help with the modem issue
[14:41] <veeti123> ubotuu yeah i understand so gnucash is only for cashing prizes
[14:41] <Gnea> strAlan: ah
[14:41] <sunil_> wols: It seems I already have nvidia-xconfig.
[14:41] <orly_owl> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/Projects/UbuntuFriendlyNotebooks Is there a similar page for Germany?
[14:42] <sunil_> When I run it, i get a message saying that the conf file has been backed up, and a new one is written
[14:42] <erUSUL> !inetsharing | Dabbu
[14:42] <ubotuu> veeti123 I'll have to find some software that will work with my tax course
[14:43] <veeti123> ubotuu there is also Grisbi and Homebank on repos but i haven't try them
[14:43] <sunil_> After that, I restart the X server
[14:43] <veeti123> ubotuu so what you are exactly doing?
[14:43] <erUSUL> Dabbu: on the wiki this line sudo iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o eth1 -s 192.168.0.0/24 -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT
[14:43] <sunil_> But nothing seems to be different
[14:43] <sunil_> the resolution i still low
[14:44] <erUSUL> Dabbu: lets all the sebnet 192.168.0.0/24 to access inet if instead of that ip mask you put a list of ip only those ip would be able to access internet
[14:44] <compengi> Plouj, you need to install <studio.h> and much more headers by "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[14:44] <ubotuu> veeti123 I am taking a course as a tax prepare and I was brainstorming ideas on how to use ubuntu as a business machine
[14:44] <Dabbu> erUSUL: i am using firestarter
[14:44] <sunil_> When I first found the problem I was able to find an nvidia settings graphical tool. It was hard to configure using the low resolution settings though.
[14:44] <lisa_> Dabbu, why u need firestarter?
[14:45] <compengi> erUSUL, do you know with what Mysql database editor i could edit my database created?
[14:45] <Plouj> compengi: That doesn't answer my question. Why would I need gcc if I can't build anything?
[14:45] <sunil_> However, I was able to get to the resolution settings
[14:45] <erUSUL> compengi: phpmyadmin?
[14:45] <Dabbu> i don't know ..i am new so o prefered a GUI
[14:45] <sunil_> When I did, it gave me three options -
[14:45] <lisa_> Dabbu, ok :)
[14:45] <Segellion> Greetings Room
[14:45] <sunil_> Auto, 800X600, and one that was even lower
[14:45] <compengi> Plouj, what do you mean you can't build anything
[14:45] <lisa_> Dabbu, but IPtables is built into the kernel. you dont need firestarter
[14:46] <lat> I can't record sound. Does anyone know how to fix this?
[14:46] <Dabbu> so u r asking me to uninstall it ..?
[14:46] <lisa_> lat, try running ubuntu in virtualbox
[14:46] <compengi> Plouj, what are you trying to do
[14:46] <lisa_> Dabbu, no need. its ok
[14:47] <veeti123> ubotuu, don't no what to do, but i can vote you :D
[14:47] <lat> lisa, I can't get virutalbox to work either.
[14:48] <Segellion> Room, i'm having a problem installign linux.  My laptop has no Optical or floppy drive, does not support booting from a USB. Presently I have my laptop hard drive connected directly to my desktop and am attempting to install it from there, but having a hard time.. anyone got any fresh ideas?
[14:48] <Dabbu> lisa_: so how to use firestarter to allow only few ip and block others
[14:49] <Plouj> compengi: I want to compile a program, of course.
[14:49] <Plouj> what else is a compiler good for?
[14:49] <dmwit__> Segellion: Can you be more specific?
[14:50] <dmwit__> Segellion: What exactly is going wrong?
[14:50] <LjL> Plouj: what's the problem you're having again?
[14:51] <Segellion> Hey dmwit I talked to you yesterday.  I'm following the instructions to install Ubuntu over USB, because I figure that's about the same thing as installing onto this hard drive attached to my computer.
[14:51] <gcbirzan`> hi
[14:51] <pav> hello, when I boot from the newest ubuntu (kubuntu to be precise) livecd I end up in console with a (initramfs) prompt... what can I do?
[14:51] <Segellion> So I'm using the syslinux program to make the drive bootable, and copying the files over.
[14:51] <gcbirzan`> I'll think about it
[14:51] <Plouj> LjL: Well, to have a useful program, I'd like to include stdio.h, but the package that installs that doesn't seem to be a dependency of the gcc package.
[14:52] <Segellion> The syslinux program does not allow me to install because it's not "removable" I use the override command -f and the program crashes.
[14:52] <MrKennie> Plouj: tried sudo apt-get install build-essential ?
[14:52] <dmwit> pav: Check that the burn went correctly; there should be a "check disc integrity" option.
[14:52] <pav> dmwit, ok, brb then
[14:52] <hkBst> pav: newest meaning what version? Try disabling all the silent boot options and look carefully at any errors occurring.
[14:52] <LjL> Plouj: well, that's because a C compiler may also be used with non-standard libraries (just as an example, the EPOC32 operating system uses "C++" but not its standard library). if you do want to use standard C, you need the "build-essential" package.
[14:53] <dmwit> Segellion: Have you tried just installing using the LiveCD's "Install" program?
[14:53] <LjL> Plouj: there is no reason for gcc to depend on it, though.
[14:53] <Plouj> this http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/devel/build-essential says that "If you do not plan to build Debian packages, you don't need this package."
[14:53] <dmwit> Segellion: (i.e. choose to install to the plugged-in hard drive)
[14:54] <MrKennie> Plouj: it works for me :P
[14:54] <Segellion> Yes I have, here's the thing.  I finish installation, and it asks me to reboot.  So I disconnect the hard drive plug it into my laptop and try to boot it up and it gives me the stupid error "NTDLR is missing"
[14:54] <genius> LjL: build-essential instal gnu c++ too
[14:54] <Segellion> Now I was running XP on this laptop before trying to run linux
[14:54] <dmwit> Segellion: Sounds like you're trying to do a dual-boot, then?
[14:54] <Segellion> Not intentionally, I just don't know how to edit the boot record to just allow linux.
[14:54] <LjL> Plouj: that's most likely because the packagers, being the standards-abiding fellows they are, assume that if you build something *for Ubuntu* (which definitely needs build-essential to build), then you're going to make it into a .deb package.
[14:54] <LjL> genius: sure it does.
[14:55] <dmwit> Plouj: build-essential is the first package I install on new machines, you'll like it
[14:55] <wols> Segellion: do not change partition layout after installing grub
[14:55] <Segellion> OR, there's no boot files installed
[14:55] <LjL> genius: to use the C/C++ standard libraries, you definitely need a compiler. the vice versa isn't true.
[14:55] <hkBst> LjL: s/vice versa/converse/
[14:55] <Plouj> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/build-essential/+bug/50232
[14:56] <dmwit> hkBst: s/converse/inverse/
[14:56] <LjL> Plouj: do you have a support question?
[14:56] <genius> Segellion: in 6-8 months you will contempt XP :)
[14:56] <Plouj> LjL: not anymore
[14:56] <compengi> LjL, ;)
[14:56] <wols> !grub > Segellion
[14:56] <dmwit> Oh, hey, I meant to ask this last night.  Is there a !command that says to turn on compiz' window decorations?
[14:56] <Qtips> Ubuntu is very stable
[14:57] <Segellion> Okay, I'll look into that. Thanks Ubottu
[14:57] <jrib> dmwit: !ccsm
[14:57] <hkBst> dmwit: I don't think so, see http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/converse#Noun
[14:58] <compengi> Plouj, for every package you want to compile, you need dependancies. to download them you need to run "sudo apt-get build-dep <package>", your first question about "hello world" isn't related to this one
[14:59] <Qtips> I can't get gnome ppp
[14:59] <dmwit> jrib: I meant specifically, "Turn on the Window Decorations extension for Compiz," not "turn on compiz".  (Several people last night were complaining that they had no window borders.)
[14:59] <jrib> dmwit: ah the bug
[15:00] <basti> someone asked about how to install chrome with wine. who was that?
[15:00] <ulysses> can someone help me with VPN on ubuntu?
[15:00] <genius> what driver does manage sata block devices?
[15:00] <basti> i cant find any chrome installer
[15:00] <erUSUL> genius: depends on the chip controler
[15:00] <pistache> dwmit : to fix this bug, you need to reload compiz
[15:00] <erUSUL> genius: controler chip
[15:00] <hateball> What's a good DTP program apart from Scribus?
[15:00] <pav> well, even after chosing to test the livecd for errors I end up with the (initramfs) prompt
[15:00] <pav> I mean, the test doesn't work
[15:00] <veeti123> hey, there is a ubuntu community council meeting, so can i join the channel even if i'm not a member???
[15:00] <jrib> veeti123: yes
[15:01] <genius> erUSUL: intel 9xx. how to determine?
[15:01] <veeti123> ok thanks:D
[15:01] <veeti123> i want to hear what's happening :D
[15:01] <erUSUL> genius: most modern ones can be driven on ahci mode by tghe ahci driver that's the preferred mode as ahci is more advanced that all the specific drivers like sata_via sata_uli etc...
[15:02] <erUSUL> genius: intels are better driven by ahci driver if they are not in ahci mode they use piix iirc
[15:02] <erUSUL> genius: ata_piix
[15:03] <sunil_> wols: btw, did that pasted xorg conf file tell you anything ?
[15:04] <flithm> hey everyone... does anyone know of a good rss reader that synchronizes with newsgator?
[15:04] <erUSUL> genius: for example i have an uli chipset and my controller is on ahci mode so its driven by ahci driver
[15:04] <genius> erUSUL: libata                159344  3 ata_generic,ata_piix,pata_acpi
[15:05] <jrib> dmwit: !nodeco
[15:05] <dmwit> jrib: Marvelous.
[15:06] <erUSUL> genius: exactly; what is the problem you are trying to resolve??
[15:06] <siaw> hello guys, can you conf ncmpc's playlist to see more than just the default artist and title, if so how? :)
[15:06] <visof> how can i convert flv to any extension ?
[15:07] <erUSUL> visof: ffmpeg
[15:07] <Buttcheeks> Whats a good study book for ubuntu
[15:07] <erUSUL> visof: ffmpeg -i file.flv file.[rand_ext]
[15:08] <jrib> Buttcheeks: help.ubuntu.com
[15:08] <Buttcheeks> jrib thanx
[15:08] <r0dzilla> Anybody having/had problems with Flash videos coming up as a white box, no video but you can hear the audio?  hitting refresh 2-10 times seems to jar it into working, I'm on 64-bit Hardy, using Firefox 3.0.1
[15:09] <dmwit> hahahahaha
[15:09] <dmwit> Flash on 64-bit
[15:09] <dmwit> 64-bit *linux*!
[15:11] <r0dzilla> it does work, with the support of a slew of 32-bit libraries :)
[15:11] <Drago1> Hello I currently run world of warcraft through wine on hardy, I am running it on opengl (yes i read the  wow wiki) and I'm getting a decent fps yet for some reason it stutters my charactor walks that jumps back a bit, with direct 3d it doesn't except on direct 3d the fps is really low
[15:11] <r0dzilla> but I've had problems after the last couple upgrades
[15:11] <Buttcheeks> donde estan las mujeres desnudas de ubuntu
[15:12] <wols> sunil_: yes. your monitor doesn't return EDID info
[15:13] <r0dzilla> Drago1, I used to have WoW running pretty good but I haven't played WoW in over a year :(  I play EVE Online atm
[15:13] <siaw> hello guys, can you conf ncmpc's playlist to see more than just the default artist and title, if so how? :)
[15:13] <sunil_> Ah. I'm not sure what this means, but the inference is that the monitor, and not X is the source of the problem.
[15:13] <dmwit> siaw: no
[15:13] <sunil_> Would that be correct ?
[15:14] <sevensun> Hello dudes, :-D I got a very little problem which is dirivin' me crazy... I'm using a 20G iPod as external data storage device, but it looks like the system is unable to understand how much big this device is, and always gives out warning message such as "no enough space on the driver" when it actually is half-way filled. It Gives me a lot of problems while I'm using bittorrent, so I wonder if there's some kind of command
[15:14] <siaw> dmwit: well that sucks...
[15:14] <sevensun> [I solved my "mounting windows-HD on Xubuntu live cd" problem, thanx a lot 8-)]
[15:15] <sunil_> wols: interesting: if I google for 'chimei' (monitor brand) and EDID, I get interesting results.
[15:15] <sunil_> seems that other people might have a similair problems
[15:17] <spyroo> hy dave!
[15:17] <screamer> hello did anyone else have the problem with kopete only displaying 3-4 contacts in the contact list?
[15:17] <dmwit> siaw: ncmpc is a pretty small program.  Maybe you should hack on it and add the feature you want yourself.
[15:17] <dmwit> I doubt they'd turn down patches.
[15:17] <MikeSeth> BLOODY SPY
[15:17] <spyroo> quit
[15:17] <MikeSeth> SPY AROUND HERE
[15:19] <Mohammad[B]> hi all
[15:19] <dde1ri01986> hello
[15:19] <Mohammad[B]> please help me for set a folder too vsftpd for startup a ftp server
[15:20] <dde1ri01986> note sure how to sorry i'm anube to this os
[15:20] <screamer> hello did anyone else have the problem with kopete only displaying 3-4 contacts in the contact list?
[15:20] <nnull> anyone know how i can resize the size of icons (especially the desktop) in gnome?
[15:21] <pistache> Right Click : resize
[15:21] <dmwit> Mohammad[B]: If you don't have a really good reason for FTP, may I suggest SFTP or some other newer protocol?
[15:21] <dmwit> FTP is pretty gross and unstandardized.
[15:22] <os2mac> I would like to set up a cron to send me an email after it runs a script... what commands would I use to do that in ubuntu?
[15:22] <dmwit> crontab -e
[15:22] <[celia]> o/
[15:22] <dmwit> See also sendmail, and make sure you have an SMTP server set up (postfix is a good choice).
[15:22] <erUSUL> os2mac: "mail" from mail utils?
[15:22] <talx> i got jar file, how i run it?
[15:23] <erUSUL> talx: java -jar file.jar
[15:23] <nnull> anyone know how i can resize the size of icons (especially the desktop) in gnome?
[15:23] <dmwit> nnull: pistache already answered you, read his answer.
[15:23] <nnull> yea i mean a way to change them to all always been that sizer
[15:24] <nnull> eg changing the default
[15:24] <dmwit> ah
[15:24] <dmwit> That sounds like something that would be in the theme settings, if it exists at all.
[15:24] <PuG> Afternoon
[15:24] <outbackwifi> hi
[15:25] <leeping2008> Hey there, I've looked at many .screenrc files on the Internet, and not one of them tells me how to bind my mouse buttons to certain functions.  Basically, I want to turn copy-mode on and off using my mouse buttons 4 and 5, but I don't know how to bind the buttons to certain functions!  Can anyone tell me how to do this?  Thanks!
[15:25] <PuG> Ive just installed Ubuntu on a third Sata 500 Gig harddrive, when I reboot getting a Grub 21 error. The first two SATAs are running as RAID with Visita installed
[15:25] <pistache> nnull : i dunno that, i'm going to search for you
[15:25] <nnull> ok cheers
[15:25] <PuG> currently running from the live CD
[15:26] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: I don't think screen interacts with a mouse at all
[15:26] <erUSUL> leeping2008: screen is meant to be used without mouse. do not think you can do what you want
[15:26] <outbackwifi> PuG: did you install grub on MBR or root partition?
[15:26] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: actually it does have limited mouse support but it isnt mentioned in the manpage
[15:26] <outbackwifi> PuG: I think you just kissed your MBR goodbye
[15:26] <m1dn1ght> Hey guys.  Am playing around with screenlets on my desktop.  All is fine, but can someone tell me how to stop them being minimized when I hit the "show desktop" button?
[15:26] <PuG> Grub installed where it wanted to
[15:27] <outbackwifi> o_O
[15:27] <PuG> Default ubuntu install
[15:27] <outbackwifi> oh MBR then
[15:27] <PuG> so thats not terribly good?
[15:27]  * outbackwifi wonders why people leave things to wizards
[15:27] <outbackwifi> nooo
[15:27] <vev> hi, how to install catalyst for a 4850 GPU on a 64-bit pc?
[15:27] <leeping2008> MikeSeth and erUSUL, thanks... kind of a shame though, currently I can scroll with the mouse wheel in copy mode, it would just be very nice to activate and deactivate the mode with mouse buttons, much like binding key presses... maybe I can translate mouse buttons into key presses using Xmodmap??
[15:27] <PuG> is it a Visita repair disk job/
[15:27] <outbackwifi> :p
[15:28] <vag> hello, I am trying to install skype on Ubuntu 8.04 desktop 64bit. however on the skype site, there is only a i386 package. Any ideas?
[15:28] <outbackwifi> Can you kiss Visita goodbye?
[15:28] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: the scrolling feature is implemented in VT, not in screen itself as far as I know
[15:28] <erUSUL> !skype
[15:28] <pistache> nnull :
[15:28] <Machtin> hi guys :) could someone please help me to set up lirc?
[15:28] <pistache> - Open the File Browser and choose: Edit -> Preferences
[15:28] <pistache> - In the "Icon View Defaults" section, set the desired (50% for example) "Default Zoom Level"
[15:28] <PuG> No due to work software
[15:28] <nnull> pistache, ?
[15:28] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: imo if you are the kind of person that uses screen to the point of writing your own rc files, you may want to get AWAY from the mouse
[15:28] <os2mac> erUSUL: so how would I invoke it in the cron? basically what I am doing is setting up disk usage monitor and having it output to a file... I would like the file to be emailed to me if it's generated
[15:28] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, I'm actually using gnome-terminal with screen.  When copy mode is off, the mouse wheel scrolls the command history.  With copy mode on, I can scroll in the scroll-buffer.
[15:29] <erUSUL> os2mac: make the call to mail on the script you run from cron ?
[15:29] <nnull> absolute chamption pistache! thanks dude
[15:29] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: oh. Then you may want to apt-get source screen and look at the Ubuntu-specific patches
[15:29] <outbackwifi> does Visita come with a recovery mode?
[15:29] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, I don't think I'll ever get away from using the mouse - I'm using screen mainly for its detachability, it's really awesome
[15:29] <os2mac> I was looking for syntax of the command. the man page is rather terse.
[15:29] <erUSUL> outbackwifi: ask in ##windows
[15:29] <outbackwifi> like good ole XP did?
[15:29] <outbackwifi> im not the one asking
[15:29] <PuG> im not sure, I suspect so - no possible way of repairing or getting grub to work then/
[15:29] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, thanks. I'll look at those ... but perhaps I'll look at xmodmap first and map button presses to keystrokes
[15:29] <outbackwifi> erUSUL: PuG is the OP
[15:29] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: you would. You'll get hooked on emacs and you'll despise everything GUI ;>
[15:30] <dmwit> Machtin: Don't ask to ask, just ask.
[15:30] <vev> hi, how to install catalyst for a radeon 4850 on a 64-bit pc?
[15:30] <erUSUL> os2mac: mail username@hostname -s subjet < mailbody
[15:30] <dmwit> Machtin: Say exactly what problem you're running into, and what you've already tried to fix it.
[15:30] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, I do use emacs, but I still like to have it in windows ;P
[15:30] <newtolinux> Hi, how can i launch konqueror in the Terminal, opening a specific location ?
[15:30] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: I am on Windows right now and I am not using my mouse at all
[15:30] <MikeSeth> ;>
[15:30] <pistache> newtolinux : well just type konqueror
[15:30] <pistache> But
[15:30] <erUSUL> outbackwifi: and? stay ontopic or move to ##windows both of you
[15:31] <PuG> Well I can disable this drive (with ubuntu installed) and put in the Visita disk and see what happens.. but theirs nothing I can fix Grub end first, or try?
[15:31] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, wow.  But why stay away from using a mouse?  Pointing and clicking is inherently convenient in many situations
[15:31] <outbackwifi> hes dual booting
[15:31] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: because switching hands interrupts thought flow
[15:31] <outbackwifi> so we go to windoze eh?
[15:31] <newtolinux> pistache, can i launch it with the file manager profile as an argument ?
[15:31] <outbackwifi> sheesh
[15:31] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, never heard that before.  Sounds interesting though. :)
[15:31] <PuG> erUSUL: ive just installed Ubuntu on one of my drives, rebooted and came up with Grub error 21
[15:31] <XeKtRuM> erUSUL going multilanguage o.O
[15:31] <erUSUL> os2mac: mailbody is a textfile with the body of the mail
[15:31] <outbackwifi> drag him to windows andask him
[15:31] <PuG> outbackwifi: is kindly helping
[15:32] <outbackwifi> lol
[15:32] <PuG> i think :)
[15:32] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: generally, knowing basic emacs/shell keys makes you productive in many, many applications
[15:32] <outbackwifi> dunno how we can get converts at this rate
[15:32] <erUSUL> XeKtRuM: ;P
[15:32] <leeping2008> MikeSeth, do you use the emacs shell?
[15:32] <Machtin> dmwit: i changeg the hardware.conf the lirc.conf and created a ~/.lircrc file
[15:32] <pistache> newtolinux, probably, i'm going to search that for you
[15:32] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: in the time between your and mine last line, I switched to MSN to write a couple of lines to the boss, jumped to a box to start the bots, and opened a new term with manual pages - interaction non-stop
[15:33] <MikeSeth> leeping2008: yeap
[15:33] <Machtin> and the problem is that pressing the buttons on the remote doesn't show any effect.
[15:33] <MikeSeth> i even have it on f9 for great justice
[15:33] <newtolinux> thank you pistache, i did not find the answer via google yet
[15:33] <Machtin> (i use irkick to configure)
[15:34] <Mohammad[B]> dmwit, when i type ftp://localhost/ in address bar :550 Failed to change directory.
[15:34] <erUSUL> PuG: we are unlucky :( 21 : "Unknown boot failure" This error is returned if the boot attempt did not succeed for reasons which are unknown.
[15:34] <leeping2008> nice.  I might learn to use eshell... first step would be loading my .bashrc or something
[15:34] <erUSUL> PuG: that's from grub docs ...
[15:34] <PuG> erUSUL: thanks, hmm
[15:34] <PuG> erUSUL: so can only be caused by a raid issue
[15:34] <outbackwifi> PuG: the old way of doing this was to run fdisk /mbr
[15:35] <m1dn1ght> Hey guys.  Am playing around with screenlets on my desktop.  All is fine, but can someone tell me how to stop them being minimized with the rest of the windows when I hit the "show desktop" button?
[15:35] <erUSUL> PuG: well not even grub knows ...
[15:35] <PuG> Ive just found a page on the subject, and you have to get grub wrote to HD2 of the raid
[15:35] <pistache> Okay, newtolinux, it is very simple, just type : "konqueror --profile <profile". BTW, when you need something like that, the first location to search for is the Linux Manuel (man konqueror) or just search on google "man konqueror" if you don't have konqueror installed
[15:35] <Machtin> oh, and the following output appears when i run lircd: lircd: WARNING: invalid code found for aaaaaaa: SUSPEND
[15:35] <erUSUL> PuG: outbackwifi modern (NT) windows offer "fixmbr" on recovery console
[15:35] <PuG> but I can recover the MBR by typing fixmbr - perhaps a custom boot loader might do the trick as I don't want to risk my Raid to much
[15:36] <pistache> newtolinux, sorry, the command is "konqueror --profile <profile>"
[15:36] <newtolinux> thanks, pistache. can i specify a folder that way too ?
[15:36] <pistache> newtolinux, yes sure
[15:36] <pistache> just after
[15:36] <pistache> konqueror --profile myprofile "/home/newtolinux/Images"
[15:37] <PuG> Perhaps Ubuntu could have a health warning on the subject on the partition manager with a quid Raid warning :( okay thanks for the help, better get fixing mbr
[15:37] <PuG> quid - quick
[15:37] <outbackwifi> anyone knows how to get konqueror to show a horizontal scrollbar?
[15:37] <Mohammad[B]> when i type ftp://localhost/ in address bar :550 Failed to change directory.
[15:37] <outbackwifi> im on an eeepc so the screen res is 800x480
[15:37] <danbhfive> !partitions
[15:38] <newtolinux> great, pistache, thank you :-)
[15:38] <Machtin> dmwit: and btw: the device seems to be connected, because when i press a button on the remote, cat /dev/usb/hiddev0 does show some strange chars.. but that's all it does.
[15:38] <outbackwifi> !konqueror
[15:39] <jussi01> !info konqueror | outbackwifi
[15:39] <dmwit> Machtin: I don't know anything about lirc.  But definitely write this information on the Ubuntu forums.
[15:39] <outbackwifi> tx jussi01
[15:39] <dmwit> Machtin: With the details you've given, people are much more likely to help than with just "HEY IT'S BROKED". =)
[15:39] <outbackwifi> "that dont impress me  much"
[15:39] <Machtin> humm.
[15:40] <outbackwifi> my missin hori scrollbar prob still exists
[15:40] <Machtin> And here's noone to help?
[15:40] <GleepGlop> How do I log an SSH or Telnet session to a file?
[15:41] <Machtin> dmwit: got a forum-link for me
[15:41] <outbackwifi> does this mean that Machtin's lircd is dying? --> invalid code found for aaaaaaa: SUSPEND
[15:41] <dmwit> Seriously?
[15:41] <outbackwifi> whats aaaaaaa?
[15:41] <dmwit> Machtin: JFGI
[15:41] <Machtin> :p
[15:41]  * outbackwifi wonders if its the dying gasp of lircd
[15:41] <Machtin> outbackwifi: that's the name of the device given in hardware.conf i think
[15:42] <Machtin> just copy pasted it..
[15:42] <outbackwifi> why would you give it such a weird name
[15:42] <Machtin> found it on google :>
[15:42] <outbackwifi> see
[15:43] <salaz> helo..wanna ask..is there any websites that i can download ubuntu Satanic edition without using torrent? i mean direct download and without have to pay?anybody??
[15:43]  * outbackwifi wonders if satanic editions should be free
[15:43] <JulioNeto> hi guys
[15:43] <joaopinto> salaz, Satanic edition is not an official ubuntu edition, please google for your question
[15:43] <Segellion> Greetings room.  I'm using grub, following the instructions on ubuntoforums.org, I am getting the error message "file not found" when doing "find /boot/grub/stage1"
[15:43]  * rconan has never heard of satanic edition
[15:44] <GleepGlop> How do I log an SSH or Telnet session to a file? Yes, run script before the session
[15:44]  * outbackwifi thinks satanic editions lead to university shootouts
[15:44] <salaz> joaopinto: i'm tired googling around..dats why i ask here ;-)
[15:44]  * django0909 just found SE in one google search...
[15:44] <Pepe_> Hi
[15:44]  * outbackwifi thinks most people's google isblocked
[15:45] <django0909> mines fine
[15:45] <salaz> without using torrent..its damn slow
[15:45] <JulioNeto> There is one problem with flash upload in some sites like Wordpress, MediaFire, Vimeo, etc. Firefox just break! I don't know what to do. is there how fix it?
[15:45]  * outbackwifi found to his shock that his ISP was blocking undernet
[15:45] <outbackwifi> use flock
[15:45] <leeping2008> Anyone here know how to map a mouse button to a keypress?
[15:46] <Segellion> Having problems with grub..
[15:46]  * salaz wants satanic edition!
[15:46]  * outbackwifi gives it to him
[15:46] <kbrosnan> JulioNeto: what version of flash tools -> addons -> plugins
[15:47] <slayton> Can anybody tell me how to get my time in Evolution Calendar to be the same as actual time... The calendar is lagging by about an hour
[15:48] <dmwit> slayton: Did you just change the timezone?
[15:48] <slayton> no
[15:48] <JulioNeto> outbackwifi, Flock?
[15:49] <JulioNeto> kbrosnan, flash version?
[15:49] <slayton> dmwit, I just checked the timezone under evolution and it was different then the system time zone... thanks!
[15:49] <slayton> Why does evolution not use the System Time?
[15:49] <pistache> slayton > Sometimes people moves, and so System Time may not be adapted, so they use UTC time for their works
[15:50] <slayton> ARGG!!! all my evolution appointments just got moved an hour
[15:50] <thesaint4444> hi guys, does anyone know how to take 2 text files and merge them together? thanks.
[15:50] <pistache> slayton > But it's true that it's stupid
[15:50] <pistache> thehsaint4444 > cat file1 file2 > outputfile
[15:50] <Pici> thesaint4444: cat file1 file2 > file3
[15:50] <pistache> thehsaint4444 > "cat file1 file2 > outputfile"
[15:50] <venki> ???
[15:50] <Pici> venki: Yes? do you need help?
[15:51] <slayton> IS there anyway to change the timezone on EVERY appointment in my Evolution Calendar?
[15:51] <Segellion> Is anyone willing to point me in the right direction by using "grub" i've already been searching through the forums like a crazy person.
[15:51] <dmwit> thesaint4444: cat will put one after the other; you can use gvimdiff (or whatever emacs' equivalent is) to reconcile differences in the two files.
[15:52] <JulioNeto> kbrosnan, Flash 9.0 r124
[15:52] <pistache> dwit : yes true, but depends what is thesaint4444 searching for
[15:52] <thesaint4444> actually I would like to merge to settings files...
[15:52] <thesaint4444> sorry two..
[15:52] <BigCanOfTuna> Is there a way to circumvent installing the CD when trying to install an app via apt-get? I don't have the CD anymore and I would really just like to download the package.
[15:52] <dmwit> thesaint4444: Then gvimdiff is the way to go, I think.
[15:53] <thesaint4444> dmwit: will give it a go. thanks.
[15:53] <dmwit> thesaint4444: You could also use diff/patch/merge, if you know what you're doing.
[15:53] <dmwit> thesaint4444: Have you used any editor in the vi family before?
[15:53] <thesaint4444> dmwit: yes I use vim..
[15:53] <Lemont> I'm having issues getting the DVI on my Radeon 9200 to work with ubuntu. Can anyone recommend a good cheap PCI or AGP card with dvi or hdmi out?
[15:53] <dmwit> okay, great
[15:54] <thesaint4444> dmwit: I have 2 config files and want to merge them together...
[15:54] <DJones> BigCanOfTuna: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#Disable%20the%20CD-ROM%20Repository
[15:54] <kbrosnan> JulioNeto: that is the most up to date version
[15:54] <Tophat> !dvd
[15:54]  * Segellion is still waiting for assistance with GRUB
[15:55] <BigCanOfTuna> DJones: cool....how can I do this from command line? I'm running server.
[15:55] <Tophat> !medibuntu
[15:55] <thesaint4444> dmwit: hmm.. 'this vim was not compiled with this feature...' - any suggestions how I should update that? thanks.
[15:55] <JulioNeto> kbrosnan, what does it mean? have I some other solution ?
[15:56] <dmwit> thesaint4444: There's a package to install, like "vim-complete" or "vim-heavy" or "vim-full" or something like that.
[15:56] <snoppin87> hey
[15:56] <DJones> BigCanOfTuna: Here's a link for that as well, easier to give you a link than explain it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[15:56] <thesaint4444> dmwit: ok, thanks... looking now.
[15:56] <Tophat> whats the easiest way to get dvd playback in 8.04?
[15:56] <slayton> Tophat, install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:57] <DJones> BigCanOfTuna: You just need to put a # in front of line that refers to the cd rom and then save the file
[15:57] <nano_> what is the meaning of the term "BATO"?
[15:57] <BigCanOfTuna> DJones: Thanks!
[15:57] <Tophat> slayton - gotten all that done, but dvd's with copy-protection dont like to play
[15:57] <dmwit> nano_: BAT0 (not BATO) is the first battery in your laptop.
[15:57] <ipod> does the 160gb ipod work under ubuntu?
[15:58] <nano_> dmwit: thnx
[15:58]  * erUSUL says allways choose a font that has distinguible 0 from O XD
[15:58] <Segellion> Can I just get a little help using grub?
[15:58] <pistache> ipod > yes
[15:58]  * erUSUL 1 from l is nice too
[15:58] <pistache> ommegang > yes, no problem
[15:58] <Pici> Segellion: Ask the question and if someone knows the answer, they will answer you.
[15:59] <ommegang> pistache: anything special that needs to be done i was reading about how it copies music but the database doesnt work
[15:59] <Machtin> how can i subscribe to a thread on the forums? :o
[16:00] <ommegang> pistache i'd have to initially set it up with itunes right?
[16:01] <Segellion> When recovering Ubunto after installing windows.  Trying to fix my boot record, I'm following the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows when I type "find /boot/grub/stage1" I get "error 15: File not found"
[16:01] <Segellion> I don't understand why
[16:01] <henriquelm> Hello there!
[16:01] <henriquelm> Where can I get a list of repos for Ubuntu?
[16:02] <pistache> ommegang > what software are you using ?
[16:02] <outbackwifi> segellion: before you do the find, do you set root correctly?
[16:02] <Segellion> outbackwifi: there was no instructions to set the root
[16:02] <Segellion> outbackwifi: I'm running off of liveCD right now..
[16:02] <outbackwifi> segellion: root (hdx,y)
[16:03] <outbackwifi> segellion get into the grub prompt by typing sudo grub
[16:03] <kevinO> hello, i recently changed my system password and now when i try to open evolution it asks for password to unlock default keyring
[16:03] <Segellion> outbackwifi: YEs I am in the grub prompt, the command you just gave me is pulling up the error "Error 23: Error while parsing number"
[16:04] <henriquelm> Where can I get a list of repos for Ubuntu?
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[16:04]  * outbackwifi hopes that segellion replaced the x and y with actual numbers
[16:04] <ehtom> what features does ubuntu require to be compiled into the kernel?
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> !repo | henriquelm
[16:04] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Which numbers am I supposed to put in there?
[16:04] <pistache> ommegang > what software are you using ?
[16:05] <outbackwifi> Segellion: the numbers for your root partition
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> henriquelm: there are many, all dotted around
[16:05] <Segellion> outbackwifi: How do I find out which numbers those are?
[16:05] <outbackwifi> like mine is at partition 4 of disk 1 so i would type root (hd0,3)
[16:05] <outbackwifi> fdisk -l?
[16:05] <needhelp> Hello.... I have captured some vids from a camera, then burnt them as .mpg to a DVD-disc. When watching the .mpg on the comp, everything's fine, but when I put it in the DVD-player then the left and right sides of the screen are cut on the TV. Changing the zoom (16:9, 14:3, etc format) on the TV doesn't help. Any suggestions?
[16:05] <outbackwifi> are you sure you're following the right tutorial?
[16:05] <ActionParsnip> outbackwifi: sudo fdisk -l
[16:05]  * outbackwifi stands corrected
[16:06] <henriquelm> ActionParsnip: Which ones would you suggest?
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: convert to avi and burn
[16:06] <thesaint4444> dmwit: sorted... thanks.
[16:06] <ActionParsnip> henriquelm: depends what you wanna install
[16:06] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Right, but how do I know which disk number my drive is?  I have 4 drives on this computer
[16:06]  * outbackwifi thought he just typed sudo fdisk -l
[16:06]  * outbackwifi must have vanished into ether
[16:07]  * ActionParsnip hunts ni the ether
[16:07] <henriquelm> !repo
[16:07] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Sorry I wasn't sure if you ere talking to me.
[16:07] <needhelp> ActionParsnip: the .mpg files are already in DVD-format.... which type of .avi do you suggest ?
[16:07] <andrethehook> hi, i have a problem while installing mysql-server on my 8.04LTS running on a virtual xen server :s the error http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/42682/ i get say that its something wrong with the initscript, but i cant find out what.. anyone have an idea, please? :)
[16:07] <outbackwifi> k
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: avi is avi, mpg is mpg, mpg != avi
[16:08] <ehtom> i'm planning to compile a xen kernel, what features need to be enabled in order for ubuntu to work?!?
[16:08] <needhelp> ActionParsnip: I know, but there are different types (layers/coders/etc) even if the extension are the same
[16:08] <gmachine24> I am attempting to install Java - but I cannot find the firefox-plugins directory. Can someone tell me how to search for this? Thanks.
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=668506
[16:08] <outbackwifi> gmachine24: /var/lib/firefox?
[16:09] <gmachine24> outbackwifi: there is no plugins folder under that location
[16:09] <needhelp> ActionParsnip: alright, I will try and see if it does the miracle. Thanks for the tip.
[16:09] <outbackwifi> oops; its /usr/lib/firefox
[16:09] <mo7> /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: you could always convert the avi to dvd iso
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> then burn that
[16:10] <gmachine24> hmm. ok i will check. thanks.
[16:10] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Okay so when I do the fdisk there, i take it the fourth drive that comes up, is the number i'm looking for.  There's only one partition therefore it' partition 1?  So the comand should be root(hd4,1) ?
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> !trash
[16:10] <outbackwifi> segellion, 4th drive means 3
[16:10] <outbackwifi> 0,1,2,3
[16:10] <twoSharp> hi, i have a problem while installing mysql-server on my 8.04LTS running on a virtual xen server :s the error http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/42682/ i get say that its something wrong with the initscript, but i cant find out what.. anyone have an idea, please? :)
[16:10] <outbackwifi> hd3,0
[16:11] <needhelp> ActionParsnip: how does that work? I should first convert the mpg's to avi's, then from avi's to dvd iso? Isnt' there a quality loss each time I convert?
[16:11] <Segellion> outbackwifi: allright, something happened.  Now I did the "find /boot/grub/stage1" again and I get the "File not found" error
[16:12] <RivitingOne> is this the ubuntu help channel?
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: should be ok, give it a whirl, you might be able to go from mpg to dvd
[16:12] <guntbert> !repeat | twoSharp
[16:12] <outbackwifi> Segellion: find will try to find the file relative to the partition
[16:13] <outbackwifi> so im not sure if find /boot/grub/stage1 is correct
[16:13] <outbackwifi> hang on let me try to find mine
[16:13] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Okay, well i'm just following the instructions on: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-53486.html
[16:13] <RivitingOne> A while back I did this thing with compiz where I could have the matrix screensaver as a background. It was cool but I miss my icons. How do I make it so my icons and desktop are like the originaly installed desktop?
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> !compiz | RivitingOne
[16:15] <RivitingOne> ActionParsnip Thanks
[16:15] <outbackwifi> Segellion: your syntax for find is correct
[16:15] <outbackwifi> on my lappy, root (hd0,0)
[16:15] <outbackwifi> find /boot/grub/stage1 returns (hd0,0)
[16:16] <Segellion> Does it matter then I am running from liveCD?
[16:16] <outbackwifi> Segellion: do you have a separate boot partition?
[16:16] <dmwit> All: You might like this video. =) http://www.gnu.org/fry/
[16:16] <outbackwifi> nope
[16:16] <cdavis> does apt-get purge remove configuration files associated with a package?
[16:16] <jpds> !ot | dmwit
[16:16] <Machtin> okay, i posted it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=332
[16:16] <Denise> it is better to have it
[16:16] <vinu_> Hello I have a problem with ubuntu upgrade. I wish to upgrade from gutsy to hardy. But when I open the update manager, there is no prompt command asking to upgrade to Hardy version. Please tell what could I do.
[16:16] <erUSUL> cdavis: is remove --purge
[16:17] <cdavis> erUSUL, thanks
[16:17]  * dmwit nods at jpds.  sorry
[16:17] <Segellion> outbackwifi: I don't have a seperate boot partition, since I am running off a CD I have other hard drives which I rely on for boot
[16:17] <outbackwifi> Segellion: can you paste the output of your sudo fdisk -l ?
[16:17] <outbackwifi> in a pastebin
[16:17] <Redd> Cany anobdy help me? I some how cant get GRUB to load during start up because I made a mistake by installing darwine (apple's boot loader) previously... anyway i can make grub the waiy it was before i did it?
[16:18]  * outbackwifi thinks steve jobs is an iwitch
[16:18] <jpds> dmwit: (nice tho).
[16:18] <CShadowRun> Hi, my video playback is a bit messed up. Some colors come out wrong. Like orange, people, wood, yellow all come out as blue. Blue comes out as brown. Green comes out as purple. Colors like silver, white, and black appear to be unaffected :S
[16:18]  * outbackwifi he screwed Redd's bootloader
[16:18] <gmachine24> ok, there was no "plugins" folder under /usr/lib/firefox
[16:18] <Redd> haha yeah
[16:18] <Redd> ouh wait!!!
[16:18] <ActionParsnip> Redd: boot to live cd and restore the backup you made before playing
[16:18] <gmachine24> other suggestions?
[16:18] <Segellion> outbackwifi: I can't access the internet because I am running off liveCD
[16:18] <test27> why pidgin doesn't show up my picture?
[16:18] <Redd> i got grub to work again but i cant seem to load vista like last time
[16:19] <Segellion> outbackwifi:I'm using a seperate computer to talk on IRC
[16:19] <outbackwifi> ok
[16:19] <vinu_> Hello I have a problem with ubuntu upgrade. I wish to upgrade from gutsy to hardy. But when I open the update manager, there is no prompt command asking to upgrade to Hardy version. Please tell what could I do.
[16:19]  * outbackwifi wonders what the liveCD has to do with not being on the internet
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | vinu_
[16:19]  * outbackwifi can get on the internet just fine with the LiveCD
[16:19] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Err, I don't know.. but I can't get on the net so I figued..
[16:19] <outbackwifi> k
[16:20] <needhelp> ActionParsnip: that last link was about a guy who wasn't able to see his mpg on his DVD-player. In my case, the mpg's are already dvd-format (I chose DVD-format when I created them) and I am able to watch it on DVD-player. It's just that it cuts 1 cm or so from the left and from the right on the TV. He gets an answer that he needs to create dvd images . So should I create dvd images from the mpg files, or just convert to avi and burn it as a data d
[16:20] <needhelp> vd ?
[16:20] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Maybe it's just not configured? err
[16:20] <outbackwifi> so what is your partition numbering etc
[16:20] <outbackwifi> nm Segellion
[16:20] <Redd> ActionParsnip:I did not make any sort of back up for grub.... but I've made backups using acronis of my hard disk partitions and had restored it as similaryly as before i install darwine
[16:21] <Segellion> outbackwifi:Okay well when i did the fdisk, I didn't actually get anything that said partition.  So I don't see where that number is
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> needhelp: i think youre gonna experiment especially with the extra variable of your dvd player
[16:21] <outbackwifi> argh
[16:21] <Redd> i guess not i just need a fresh install of grub so it can recognize my vista nicely like last time i installed ubntu
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> Redd: its easier to sudo cp the file, then you can roll back
[16:21] <Machtin> could someone have a look at this please: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=332
[16:21] <outbackwifi> so how did you get to the disk1, partition 4 ?
[16:21] <outbackwifi> or was it just conjecture?
[16:21] <test27> why pidgin doesn't show up my picture?
[16:22] <Redd> ActionParsnip:ouh so I just go in to my bootable ubuntu and type the commands?
[16:22] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Because I counted them, first one I took it was 0, second one was 1, etc. etc.
[16:22] <outbackwifi> did the one that you finally zeroed in on have a star against it
[16:22] <outbackwifi> that indicates that its bootable?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Redd: yeah, you can restore your grub configuration
[16:22] <Segellion> outbackwifi: No it didn't
[16:22] <handler_> hello, my ssh client is not working properly. i can connect to the remote machine but nothing happens after i login. also ping and ftp do not work.
[16:23] <outbackwifi> so look for the bootable partition
[16:23] <solexious> [Q] Ive just made unused space into a ext3 partition, but when i select it from places i cant copy any thing to it as i get an permissions error...
[16:23] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Okay, just so you know, I don't actually want LInux on the drives that are bootable..
[16:23] <dmwit> solexious: remount it as a user
[16:23]  * outbackwifi is totally flummoxed
[16:23] <Segellion> outbackwifi: I'm trying to make this other drive bootable.
[16:23] <dmwit> solexious: or just chmod it outright
[16:23] <danbhfive> !ask | Machtin
[16:23] <flaco> hey all... I will buy a new computer... so I should buy an Nvidia or ATI video card??, who have the best linux drivers?  I work with heavy video applications...
[16:23] <test27> hello
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> flaco: id suggest an nvidia
[16:24] <test27> guys help on pidgin
[16:24] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Okay, deep breathes, let's not go postal.. calm blue oceaons..
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> test27: sup?
[16:24] <Redd> ActionParsnip:ouh okey cool... so may i know exactly what to type?
[16:24] <outbackwifi> segellion: if you dont make a partition bootable then you cant boot
[16:24] <dmwit> flaco: nvidia if you're pragmatic; ATI if you're idealistic
[16:24] <solexious> dmwit, do i have to chmod the partition or where it mounts to?
[16:24] <test27> my pidgin doesnt show up my picture why?
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> Redd: no idea but thats how you're gonna start
[16:24] <Segellion> outbackwifi: I know, I'm trying to make it bootable.
[16:24] <dmwit> solexious: chmod the mount point, not the device
[16:24] <RivitingOne> Trying to reset my desktop away from the screensaver with no icons. Checked out the listed link but I'm willing to admit I am way over my head here. This is the terminal imput I am supposed to use to stop what I did but my icons don't come back still.
[16:25] <flaco> nvidia then.... thks ActionParsing, dmwit
[16:25] <RivitingOne> gconftool‐2 ‐‐type bool ‐‐set /apps/nautilus/preferences/show_desktop true && nautilus
[16:25] <solexious> dmwit, ty
[16:25] <Machtin> danbhfive: i didn't ask to ask :o
[16:25] <danbhfive> flaco: I have nvidia, and I've not had too much problems, but the drivers are closed source.  ATI has opensource drivers, but I think they are problamatic
[16:25] <Redd> ActionParsnip:aww man... that what I thought too... but the thing is I dont know the command to install/restore grub from terminal.
[16:25] <RivitingOne> says gconf... not found
[16:25] <RivitingOne> command not found
[16:25] <flaco> danbhfive, you have been use xrandr command?
[16:26] <danbhfive> Machtin: yes, but the link you posted goes to the hardware forum?
[16:26] <Machtin> yep! :) i need help with my hardware
[16:26] <danbhfive> flaco: no, never, but I will try it.  Whats it do?
[16:26] <rcscomp> I have smbtree working to view file shares on my vista machine.  However, i actually need to map a folder from windows to ubuntu.  What command would I use to do that?
[16:26] <Segellion> outbackwifi: So do I have to copy grub onto a bootable device, in order to get another drive bootable?
[16:26] <handler_> anyone know why putty is able to connect to an ssh server but openshh-client cant?
[16:26] <flaco> danbhfive, I whant to know if is possible to shutdown the screen, change the resolution and rotate the screen with that command using nvidia, with a intel 915 works fine
[16:27] <danbhfive> Machtin: then the ask note was valid, just post your problem
[16:27] <outbackwifi> Segellion: you install grub, not copy
[16:27] <Redd> anybody got ideas on restoring grub back?
[16:27] <Zal0m0n> yo, can you help me please? So yea use ubuntu in a cafe enviroment as if u log on and admin pc takes time you paid for? Anny known programs girls and boys? tanx :)
[16:27] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Right sorry, I'm a newb I don't know all what i'm doing yet.
[16:28] <Zal0m0n> please pm?
[16:28] <joaopinto> rconan, use smbmount
[16:28] <Segellion> outbackwifi: But is that how it works?  Install to bootable drive? In order to make another drive bootable?
[16:28] <Zal0m0n> gnome, pff :)
[16:28] <outbackwifi> Zal0m0n: google for captive gateway, chillispot etc
[16:28] <Zal0m0n> kde is so nice :) I FUCKING LOVE KDE!!
[16:28] <danbhfive> flaco: I don't think my screen supports screen rotation
[16:28] <joaopinto> Zlaynie, language !!!
[16:28] <joaopinto> erm, Zal0m0n
[16:29] <danbhfive> flaco: but if you give the command, ill test it
[16:29] <kevinO> !ohmy | Zal0m0n
[16:29] <outbackwifi> Segellion: in order to make a drive bootable, you could install it on it or on another bootable partition
[16:29] <Redd> hahah he's angry
[16:29] <Zal0m0n> ok <outbackwifi you officialy RULE :)
[16:29] <outbackwifi> tx Zal
[16:29] <flaco> danbhfive, xrandr -o left , to restore the screen... xrandr -o normal
[16:29] <richr> hello, I'm installing ubuntu on one hdd. I have some other hdd that I want to erase. Is there a desktop app to do this, or is the best way from the command line?
[16:29] <Zal0m0n> I lOVe you like i loVe kde!!!
[16:29] <Machtin> danbhfive: hm, okay.. though i already did: i can't get my remote working.. i have an asus p5w dh deluxe which ships with a remote.. and i would like to use it, but i don't know how.. i tried to install IRKick, which doesn't help.. though when i run "cat /dev/usb/hiddev0" as root and then press buttons on the remote.. it give strange chars.. so it seems to be connected.. but the functions are not bound to the buttons.. or they're just not interpr
[16:29] <RoadHazard> richr parted
[16:29] <Segellion> outbackwifi: Okay, I just don't want to risk screwing up the boot records for those drives, but if you say it' safe that that's cool
[16:30] <richr> is parted the name of the app?
[16:30] <RoadHazard> yup
[16:30] <outbackwifi> richr: departed is the name of the movie
[16:30] <richr> ok, will it find the slave, or do I need to get the info?
[16:30] <joaopinto> RichiH, parted stands for partition editor
[16:30] <joaopinto> erm, richr
[16:30] <dres> flaco: ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1.0-8774/README/appendix-u.html
[16:30] <richr> oic
[16:30]  * outbackwifi offers no guarantees to Segellion
[16:31] <richr> will it find the disk automatically?
[16:31]  * outbackwifi please sign an indemnity bond before you screw around with bill gates
[16:31] <RoadHazard> should oughta
[16:31] <richr> cool, thanks!
[16:31] <dmwit> richr: gparted is the GUI front-end for parted
[16:31] <dmwit> you might like it
[16:31] <richr> k
[16:31] <flaco> dres: :O thks :)
[16:31] <richr> thank you
[16:32] <richr> erm?
[16:32] <Otacon22> Hola
[16:32] <Otacon22> Is there any graphical/textual monitor for vsftpd ?
[16:33] <richr> what is "erm"?
[16:33] <Segellion> outbackwifi: This is silly, now it's saying cannot mount selected partition, I try all the drives and all the partitions and it's giving the same error
[16:33] <enoga> hello?
[16:33] <handler_> after i connect to an ssh server and enter my password nothing happens. also ping and ftp are not working.
[16:33] <richr> joaopinto: erm?
[16:33] <outbackwifi> richr: erm is the sound that comes when you clear your throat
[16:33] <danbhfive> flaco: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/42728/
[16:34] <enoga> im pretty sure my apt is broken
[16:34] <richr> lol
[16:34] <outbackwifi> handler_: is your network cable connected
[16:34] <richr> k
[16:34] <joaopinto> RichiH, erm is just a sound
[16:34] <Pici> enoga: Whats the issue?
[16:34] <richr> thanks again
[16:34] <enoga> i cant install certain deb packages as well as use certain commands in terminal
[16:34] <handler_> outbackwifi, yes, i can connect to the server. just when i enter my password and press enter nothing happens
[16:34] <enoga> and my systems admin friend cant even figure out why thats happening
[16:34] <Pici> enoga: Can you pastebin the exact errors?
[16:35] <outbackwifi> enoga: are you sudo'ing the apt commands?
[16:35] <enoga> no
[16:35] <RoadHazard> that would be the issue
[16:35] <enoga> using aptitude install blah blah
[16:35] <Pici> !sudo | enoga
[16:35] <enoga> is it?
[16:35] <outbackwifi> type sudo
[16:35] <enoga> sudo apt install?
[16:35] <outbackwifi> yes, you need to play god in ubuntu
[16:35] <RoadHazard> sudo apt-get install
[16:35] <Pici> enoga: sudo apt-get install packagename
[16:35] <enoga> gay
[16:36] <enoga> ill try it
[16:36] <outbackwifi> im not
[16:36] <outbackwifi> o_o
[16:36] <Pici> enoga: Please don't use that term like that here.
[16:36] <enoga> no....nevermind
[16:36] <outbackwifi> ;D
[16:36] <enoga> dude i'm bi
[16:36] <guntbert> handler_: does that happen with just one server or with anyone?
[16:36] <outbackwifi> handler_: how do you say connect?
[16:36] <handler_> guntbert, any server i try to login to
[16:36] <outbackwifi> handler_: is the server on LAN or across a router?
[16:37] <felicia_home> .
[16:37] <handler_> outbackwifi, it is across the internet
[16:37] <outbackwifi> handler_: do you have an account to login?
[16:37] <guntbert> handler_: and what happens with "ssh localhost"
[16:37] <handler_> outbackwifi, yes, i can login from putty but not from openssh-client
[16:37] <outbackwifi> handler_: ssh -vv user@server.across.the.universe should spew some gibberish
[16:38] <thesaint4444> does anybody know how to make the 'tab' in konsole take the name of the file you have open? thanks.
[16:38] <outbackwifi> which will help  populate our collective crystal bals
[16:38] <outbackwifi> balls
[16:38] <Redd> anybody knows how to install grub in the MBR from a bootabble ubuntu?/
[16:38] <danbhfive> Machtin: I've no idea.  Maybe file a bug report on launchpad
[16:38] <outbackwifi> Redd: it would be hard not to
[16:38]  * salaz wants satanic edition!
[16:39] <outbackwifi> grub-install /dev/sda
[16:39] <outbackwifi> or whatever
[16:39] <handler_> outbackwifi, http://paste.ubuntu.com/42730/
[16:39] <RoadHazard> or grub-install (hd0)
[16:39] <lwizardl> hi
[16:40] <Redd> outbackwifi: its not on dev/hda?
[16:40] <flaco> danbhfive, mmm... to get it works... is necessary to add an option in the xorg.conf,  in the nvidia docs say that it works.. so.. thks for your help! :)
[16:40] <lwizardl> is there a limit to how many monitors can be displayed from a single computer in Linux? (besides the obvious hardware limit of how many video cards your computer can have plugged in)
[16:40] <handler_> outbackwifi, that is as far as it gets, it just stops there and then timesout after about 10 minutes
[16:40] <outbackwifi> Redd: That would depend on your computer
[16:41] <outbackwifi> handler_: ebug2: input_userauth_info_req: num_prompts 0
[16:41] <outbackwifi> debug1: Authentication succeeded (keyboard-interactive).
[16:41] <outbackwifi> indicates that youre going through
[16:41] <handler_> outbackwifi, im not getting dropped to a prompt though
[16:41] <Redd> outbackwifi:oouh... do you know a code to see the full partition table? cause I'm not too sure on where's my Vista and Linux and Data partition... which is which...
[16:42] <outbackwifi> Redd:  sudo fdisk -l
[16:42] <Redd> outbackwifi:okey
[16:42]  * Nuubuntu has a registered name!! Sweet
[16:43] <Redd> outbackwifi:okey got it... not ill try to gfigure out things first
[16:44] <prithu> hi
[16:44] <handler_> outbackwifi, ping and ftp do not work either
[16:44] <outbackwifi> handler_: what does sudo iptables -L show?
[16:44] <handler_> nothing
[16:45] <guntbert> handler_: do you have to the log files on one of the remote servers?
[16:45] <guntbert> handler_: do you have ACCESS* to the log files on one of the remote servers?
[16:45] <handler_> yes
[16:46] <guntbert> handler_: so log in with putty, and look what the logs show, while you try to log in with ss
[16:46] <guntbert> h
[16:47]  * outbackwifi wonders what nothing means
[16:47] <guntbert> handler_: btw, is putty on the same machine ?
[16:48] <handler_> guntbert, it accepts the password
[16:48] <handler_> opens a session
[16:48] <handler_> and then closed the session
[16:48] <beniz> lunix sucks
[16:48] <Vonor> hi
[16:48] <beniz> hi
[16:49] <outbackwifi> handler_: is the server configured to drop you to a shell?
[16:49] <outbackwifi> beniz: whats lunix?
[16:49] <handler_> outbackwifi, yes it works fine from putty or from another computer
[16:49] <guntbert> handler_: btw, is putty on the same machine ?
[16:49] <handler_> guntbert, yes
[16:49] <beniz> a total crazy mess is what it is
[16:50] <Vonor> is it possible to install ubuntu from the console (using the desktop live cd)
[16:50] <Redd> outbackwifi: now my vista cant be booted... any suggestions people???
[16:50] <quentusrex> What is the best internal PCI wireless card to use with Ubuntu? Something that can handle WEP, and WPA's ? The most stable and easy to configure?
[16:50] <test27> where i change the position of notify info?
[16:50] <Redd> VonorL yes you can provided that the installation runs smoothly
[16:50] <outbackwifi> quntusrex: any intel card
[16:50] <Redd> Vonor:yes you can provided that the installation runs smoothly
[16:50] <test27> where i can change the position of notify info?
[16:50] <Vonor> Redd, care to tell me how? :)
[16:51] <outbackwifi> handler_: can you paste putty login in verbose mode?
[16:51] <Redd> Vonor: can you boot the LiveCD?
[16:51] <handler_> yes
[16:51] <beniz> lunix cant take a hard reboot, ull be fucked
[16:51] <outbackwifi> wecan then attempt to compare
[16:51] <guntbert> handler_: no solution from me but a suggestion: compare the logs when you make a second login via putty, or a login with a wrong user..., You get the pichture?
[16:51] <Vonor> Redd, yes, but X doesn't work, so I can only use the console atm
[16:51] <Redd> ouh
[16:51]  * outbackwifi wonders is some raving lunatic invented Lunix thats got beniz by the balls
[16:52] <beniz> lol
[16:52] <outbackwifi> Vonor: you are looking for a curses/text based install
[16:52] <Redd> Vonor: That happened to me too and i got past that by using the "alternat CD" instead of the usual CD
[16:52] <visf> hi anybody can tell me how to change the start up program from kde?
[16:52] <dooglus> outbackwifi: I think peniz is dystexic, getting letters mixed up
[16:53] <Redd> Vonor: if you use the alternate CD, they have GUI but it's only text-ed... must easier than manually install
[16:53] <beniz> if i want use a certain program on lunix i better hope that i have all the 55 dependencies
[16:53]  * outbackwifi wonders if calling beniz peniz and dyslexic dyslexic is on purpose
[16:53] <dooglus> on burbose?  surely not
[16:53] <outbackwifi> beniz: are you talking about linux?
[16:53] <handler_> outbackwifi, putty doesn't have a verbose mode that i have found
[16:53] <beniz> yea i am
[16:53] <beniz> linux isn't that bad
[16:54] <outbackwifi> then wtf is lunix?
[16:54] <outbackwifi> handler_: how do you invoke putty?
[16:54] <beniz> i dunno just joke term
[16:54] <handler_> outbackwifi, just from a link in the applications menu
[16:54] <RandomJ> Anyone here use samba with likewise-open ?
[16:54] <handler_> i checked putty --help
[16:54] <beniz> well i g2g see ya
[16:54] <outbackwifi> can you not type putty on a terminal?
[16:54] <RandomJ> (hellow btw)
[16:55]  * outbackwifi is installing putty
[16:56] <hemantonpc> hi
[16:56] <hemantonpc> sry
[16:56] <dominique> Is there a way to re-enable wireless (such as ath0) from the command line, besides ifup and ifdown?
[16:56] <outbackwifi> handler_: putty can log all activities, just look at logging under sessions
[16:56] <dooglus> handler_: are you using ssh protocol in putty?  it also does telnet you know
[16:56] <handler_> dooglus, yes i am using ssh
[16:57] <outbackwifi> handler_: just select all options and log it to a file
[16:57] <handler_> outbackwifi, i logged it but it didn't show any useful
[16:57] <outbackwifi> did you check ALL the boxes?
[16:57] <handler_> outbackwifi, just the same you see in the terminal
[16:57] <outbackwifi> it isnt same, we need to compare
[16:57] <handler_> outbackwifi, oh no i didn't, hold on
[16:57] <outbackwifi> since one is dropping you to shell and the other isnt
[16:58] <jedimind> when editing /etc/hosts file, is there support for wildcards, if so - what's the syntax (127.0.0.1 *.local) ?
[16:58] <handler_> outbackwifi, this log is useless
[16:59] <outbackwifi> k
[16:59] <dooglus> jedimind: no wildcards, but you can use aliases
[16:59] <jedimind> dooglus: such as?
[16:59] <dooglus> jedimind: 127.0.0.1 localhost me.local blah.local
[16:59] <handler_> outbackwifi, just shows the same as what you see in the terminal
[16:59] <jedimind> right
[16:59] <dooglus> ie. specify 3 names on one line
[16:59] <dooglus> jedimind: "man hosts" for details
[16:59] <jedimind> im already doing that, but its becoming unmanageable w/ the amount of local projects i have
[16:59] <jedimind> i was hoping for a wildcard
[16:59] <jedimind> but thats okay, thanks
[17:00] <isuporkchop> I have ubuntu 8.04 installed, and i installed compiz fusion.  now all my windows are so far up the screen i cant access the menus.  is there a setting to change?
[17:00] <dooglus> jedimind: why have lots of different names for localhost?
[17:00] <Vonor> redd, is the curses bases install only available via the alternative cd?
[17:00] <jedimind> dooglus: im a web developer, so i have multiple projects i work on, and have subdomains for each one locally
[17:00] <weaver> hi, I've been told that the scripts in acpi-support are being superceded by some other package (hal policies?), what is that package?
[17:00] <dooglus> jedimind: oh, I see.  fair enough
[17:01] <Redd> Vonor: no it doesnt... only text... u just need to use the arrows
[17:01] <Agion> how can I put my computer to sleep?
[17:01] <jedimind> Agion: hit it over the head w/ a mallet
[17:01] <atomota> hi
[17:02] <Agion> jedimind: any console commands?
[17:02] <tsuna27> hi u dual boot XP and ubuntu and was wondering the only thing holding me from going to linux full time is itunes how can i get itunes on linux
[17:02] <outbackwifi> Agion: google suspend to RAM
[17:03] <Agion> k, thank
[17:03] <Agion> s
[17:03] <outbackwifi> tsuna27: you dont; steve jobs is an i-witch
[17:03] <atomota> how to get multiple clipboards, does anyone knows a tool?
[17:03] <dominique> Tsuna, have you tried Songbird?  It's a nice alternative.
[17:03] <outbackwifi> tsuna27: wine can help you run windoze proggys in linux
[17:04] <outbackwifi> google wine+itunes
[17:04] <dooglus> handler_: try "ssh -v user@host" to get verbose output
[17:04] <hacked_kernel> I'm running on Ubuntu Hardy, I can't fine spawn-fcgi in the repo, how can I get?
[17:04] <handler_> dooglus, i've dont that an i have the output if you want to see it
[17:04] <dooglus> handler_: ok
[17:05] <dooglus> handler_: pastebin it?
[17:05] <dooglus> !paste
[17:05] <handler_> dooglus, http://paste.ubuntu.com/42730/
[17:05] <tsuna27> wine and itunes if i dl itunes and sync  it 2 my ipod will that delte all my songs
[17:05]  * outbackwifi watches from the sidelines
[17:05] <handler_> tsuna27, just use rhythmbox
[17:05] <outbackwifi> tsuna27: whats an ipod?
[17:05] <outbackwifi> o_O
[17:06] <Ab3L> hello
[17:06] <tsuna27> rhythm box?
[17:06] <hacked_kernel> I'm have Ubuntu Hardy, I can't find spawn-fcgi in the repo, how can I get?
[17:06] <tsuna27> i can put my music on my ipod w/ that
[17:06] <outbackwifi> rhythmbox: a large tin box that securely holds songs
[17:06] <handler_> tsuna27, yes, the media player that comes with ubuntu
[17:06] <handler_> tsuna27, and it will allow you to put stuff on an ipod
[17:06] <guntbert> jedimind: have you considered settin up an own name server?
[17:07] <fabrizio> hi to lll
[17:07] <jedimind> guntbert: yea, but trying to keep minimal resources on this laptop
[17:07] <outbackwifi> hi fabrizio
[17:07] <dooglus> handler_: looks to me like the shell is logging itself out - is there something in one of the startup files that checks the terminal type and exits if it's not putty?
[17:07] <fabrizio> i've a problem with my audio card sound blaster live
[17:07] <fabrizio> and my creative 5.1 system
[17:07] <jedimind> guntbert: seems a little overkill to setup bind just so i can do *.local
[17:07] <guntbert> jedimind: I see
[17:07] <fabrizio> when i see a video in youtube i listen in all 5 speakers
[17:07] <firuz> ola
[17:07] <handler_> dooglus, no because i can use the ssh client from another computer and it works fine
[17:07] <firuz> hi
[17:08] <jvm> hi. i use pidgin with otr plugin, and it crashes extremely often, while just talking.
[17:08] <fabrizio> but if i listen music with amarok or totem i listen only two speakers
[17:08] <jvm> 2.4.3, hardy
[17:08] <fabrizio> how can i solve this problem?
[17:08] <dooglus> handler_: can I take a look?
[17:08] <jvm> does anyone else have this problem? what would be the smartest solution for myself, to solve the problem asap?
[17:08] <handler_> dooglus, you want the logs from the other computer?
[17:08]  * outbackwifi watches with increasing anxiety as someone is going to ssh into someone elses server
[17:09] <dooglus> handler_: yeah, ok
[17:09] <dasdajs> if i'm behind a firewall is it possible to check which port is open with nc?
[17:10] <outbackwifi> ask a friend to run a portscan with nmap
[17:11] <handler_> dooglus, http://paste.ubuntu.com/42738/
[17:12] <dominique> Can anyone help me with GNOME not starting up?  This is what the .xsession-errors logfile looks like: http://pastebin.ca/1191608
[17:13] <s> connect irc.indymedia.org
[17:13] <crdlb> dominique: uninstall xserver-xgl
[17:14] <tavi> hy
[17:14] <dooglus> handler_: cbc-desktop is logging on using a public key, and phlux isn't
[17:14] <tavi> say to me a a site whit games for linux
[17:14] <dooglus> handler_: copy the stuff from ~/.ssh on the working machine to the broken one?
[17:14] <handler_> ok
[17:15] <pedro> tavi: linuxgames.com ?
[17:15] <Rorke`> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games
[17:15] <tavi> pedro: i mean whit a good graphic not little games
[17:16] <Rorke`> see the link i posted tavi, there are good games on there
[17:16] <outbackwifi> dooglus: are you sure it is public key? this doesnt look like it --> debug1: Authentication succeeded (keyboard-interactive)
[17:17] <CYberglO> Ei. Há alguma forma de eu fazer uma cópia dos meus packages já instalados para outro ubuntu (porque já tenho um hd com ubuntu cheio de coisas instaladas, e o outro pc nem internet tem.) ???
[17:17]  * outbackwifi turns on his translator for Cyberglo
[17:17] <dooglus> outbackwifi: you're right, sorry
[17:17] <outbackwifi> np
[17:18] <CYberglO> Ei. Há alguma forma de eu fazer uma cópia dos meus packages já instalados para outro ubuntu (porque já tenho um hd com ubuntu cheio de coisas instaladas, e o outro pc nem internet tem.) ????
[17:18] <CYberglO> ow , sorry
[17:18]  * salaz wants satanic edition!
[17:18] <outbackwifi> handler_: is the other machine also running ubuntu?
[17:18]  * outbackwifi feels salaz will turn into a demon if he keeps repeating that
[17:18] <CYberglO> Hello. Is there a way to make a backup of your installed packages for another ubuntu (cause i have one with many things already installed, and the other pc have neither internet) ???
[17:18] <dooglus> outbackwifi: it's gentoo
[17:18] <outbackwifi> ah
[17:18] <handler_> outbackwifi, yes
[17:19] <outbackwifi> ?
[17:19] <handler_> outbackwifi, ubuntu
[17:19] <[Ex0r]> hmm weird
[17:19] <salaz> outbackwifi: yeah..maybe i'm gonna turns into one tonite ;-)
[17:19] <outbackwifi> same flavor?
[17:19] <[Ex0r]> ive got svn installed, but not the 'patch' command
[17:19] <[Ex0r]> anyone know how I can go about patching svn source ?
[17:19] <CYberglO> Hello. Is there a way to make a backup of your installed packages for another ubuntu (cause i have one with many things already installed, and the other pc have neither internet) ????
[17:19] <dooglus> outbackwifi: it says "Gentoo Linux 1.12.11.1 // Linux 2.6.23-hardened-r7-pinky, Compiled #1 SMP Tue Feb 19 14:27:00 PST 2008" when the login works...
[17:19] <outbackwifi> dooglus: thats the server
[17:20] <outbackwifi> pinky is the server hes connecting to
[17:20] <outbackwifi> pinky.ratman.org
[17:20] <dooglus> outbackwifi: both ssh clients are ubuntu.  the server is gentoo
[17:21] <salaz> helo..wanna ask..is there any websites that i can download ubuntu Satanic edition without using torrent? i mean direct download and without have to pay?anybody??
[17:21] <outbackwifi> handler_:  you could try this--> copy the ssh binary from the working machine to this one and try again
[17:21] <Scunizi> Strange?... With FF open w/ 2 tabs the second being an article about MS Opensource Strategy, my CPU usage goes to 60%. After closing the MS tab... back to normal..
[17:21] <Scunizi> http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2008-09-02-009-35-IN-MS
[17:21] <outbackwifi> salaz: y cant you google?
[17:22] <dooglus> salaz: you can't download it.  just leave a blank dvd in the toilet then say "satanic ubuntu" three times into the bathroom mirror and it will appear
[17:22] <salaz> outbackwifi: so tired googling alredy ;-(
[17:22] <salaz> dooglus: ah...so funny man...nice joke...ohoho..lol
[17:23] <handler_> outbackwifi, yeah ill try that
[17:23] <almostdvs> flash has no sound, how do i fix plz?    (hardy heron; flashplugin-nonfreebeta)
[17:23] <salaz> btw..no need for a dvd..zzz
[17:23] <handler_> i have to go to class but ill check in after
[17:23] <outbackwifi> gret
[17:23] <outbackwifi> great
[17:23] <outbackwifi> atb
[17:24] <age6racer> Hi all, quick question about cron... If I want a backup script to run every day so I simply drop the script into /etc/cron.daily? or do i have to edit my crontab?
[17:25] <rwaite> i have a strange problem where in gnome typing into any application closes it
[17:25] <outbackwifi> salaz: you can use apt to install the satanic edition over a standard ubuntu install
[17:25] <outbackwifi> http://ubuntusatanic.org/download.php
[17:25] <rwaite> if i look at the /var/log/messages file it has a bunch of segfaults
[17:25] <outbackwifi> check the instructions there
[17:25] <guntbert> outbackwifi: whats "atb"?
[17:25] <salaz> outbackwifi: tq man
[17:25] <outbackwifi> many things. all the best in my part of the world :d
[17:26] <guntbert> outbackwifi: thx
[17:26] <outbackwifi> salaz: promise me you will not go beserk with anautomatic rifle
[17:26] <outbackwifi> guntbert: yw
[17:27] <almostdvs> my flash has no sound; anyone know how to fix it?
[17:27] <dooglus> outbackwifi: I think the ssh connection is working, but that the server is disconnecting one of the clients for some reason
[17:27] <outbackwifi> yes
[17:27] <outbackwifi> thats what i thot too
[17:27] <kartoffelmensch> anyone knows what the command in IRSSI is, that i see the nicklist on the right side of the window ?
[17:28] <Machtin> kartoffelmensch: you need the nicklist.pl-plugin
[17:28] <Machtin> and then it depends whether you're using screen or not.
[17:28] <Machtin> lircd: WARNING: you should specify a valid gap value  <- where do i set such a value?
[17:28] <aconrad> hi, I just installed ubuntu and I previously had an old machine running netscape mail. What's the recommended email application to use in ubuntu ? I see Evolution seems to be the default, but I was thinking about Thunderbird
[17:29] <Bupsss> hi again :)
[17:29] <outbackwifi> you're the lord and master of your machine
[17:29] <Bupsss> i'm trying to edit the gdm interface, is it possible to change the white background of the users list?
[17:29] <outbackwifi> you can chose either
[17:30] <outbackwifi> Bupsss: look into gdm themes
[17:30] <outbackwifi> Bupsss: gnome-look.org has some  cool gdm themes
[17:30] <Bupsss> i'm looking but all the themes
[17:30] <Bupsss> have white background on the list
[17:31] <outbackwifi> so create your own theme
[17:31] <fmaq> Bupsss, http://www.gnome-look.org/
[17:32] <salaz> !gdm
[17:32] <salaz> ! gdm
[17:32] <outbackwifi> !info gsm | salaz
[17:32] <outbackwifi> !info gdm | salaz
[17:33] <outbackwifi> :p
[17:33] <salaz> dam
[17:33] <salaz> hu
[17:34] <outbackwifi> i had gfxboot working great for sometime but then a kernel upgrade happened and it brroke
[17:34] <Phipho> Kegiatan Pengenalan Linux di FK Unhas
[17:34] <Phipho> Fri, 08/29/2008 - 23:16 — admin
[17:34] <Phipho> Kegiatan: Pengenalan Linux
[17:34] <Phipho> Peserta: Mahasiswa Baru FK Unhas
[17:34] <Phipho> Jumlah Peserta: kl. 200 orang
[17:34] <Phipho> Moderator: Nurahma
[17:34] <FloodBot1> Phipho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:34] <outbackwifi> i am now back to a plain ole text menu
[17:34] <alex_> hi
[17:34] <outbackwifi> hi alex
[17:34] <Phipho> 5. 11.30 - 12.00 Tanya Jawab
[17:34] <Phipho> 6. Selesai
[17:34] <FloodBot1> Phipho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:34] <alex_> do you speak german?
[17:34] <almostdvs> my flash has no sound; anyone know how to fix it?
[17:34] <outbackwifi> nope, only php
[17:34] <salaz> Phipho: melayu ek
[17:34] <salaz> huuh
[17:35] <alex_> i am from germany
[17:35] <Phipho> no i'm Indonesian
[17:35]  * outbackwifi doesnt see the connection
[17:35] <salaz> Phipho: oh...ok
[17:36] <Phipho> That is just our linux community party
[17:36] <almostdvs> anyone?
[17:37] <outbackwifi> nope
[17:37] <outbackwifi> we aint seen your flash
[17:37] <rshastry> hi.. i just install ndiswrapper and yet when i do modprobe ndiswrapper it doesnt find the module.. lsmod lists it though.. any ideass? i am using hardy heron and trying to install bcm43xx for 4310
[17:37] <Myrtti> could we please stick to support questions and keep the jokes and idle banter somewhere else? thanks.
[17:38] <salaz> Myrtti: yeah back to the channel topic
[17:38] <outbackwifi> +1
[17:38] <rshastry> any ideas?
[17:39] <nano_> i can't seem to use seahorse-tool -v to verify signed files.
[17:39] <nano_> any ideas?
[17:39] <outbackwifi> rshastry: have you got both the module and the utility?
[17:39] <IdleOne> nano_: any errors?
[17:39] <outbackwifi> nano_: thats way too less info
[17:40] <nano_> IdleOne: outbackwifi ** (seahorse-tool:4182): CRITICAL **: seahorse_notify_signatures: assertion `keys != NULL' failed
[17:40] <rshastry> outbackwifi, i did aptitude install ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[17:40] <nnull> do i have to have a $print share on my box to connect to a networked printer?
[17:40] <nano_> IdleOne: outbackwifi that is the error message i get
[17:40] <nnull> cant i just connect to it?
[17:40] <rshastry> outbackwifi, did i miss a package there?
[17:40] <[Ex0r]> what the heck, maybe somebody can help me. I've got zlib installed, and every time I try to compile anything, it says it's not installed. (I used synaptic to install zlib)
[17:41] <outbackwifi> rshastry: whats the error again?
[17:41] <dooglus> [Ex0r]: you need the -dev version
[17:41] <IdleOne> [Ex0r]: install build-essential
[17:41] <outbackwifi> Ex0r: you need the dev libraries
[17:41] <rshastry> outbackwifi, module not found when i modprobe ndiswrapper.. however lsmod lists it
[17:41] <IdleOne> [Ex0r]: yeah the zlib-dev version also
[17:41] <dooglus> [Ex0r]: zlib1g-dev is its name
[17:41] <dooglus> !info zlib1g-dev
[17:42] <[Ex0r]> nice, thanks
[17:42] <outbackwifi> rshastry: what do you get when you type modprobe -vr ndiswrapper
[17:42] <outbackwifi> sudo if you please
[17:43] <rshastry> outbackwifi, module not found
[17:43] <outbackwifi> what does lsmod say?
[17:44] <outbackwifi> lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[17:44] <CyberAngel> Question:  Has anyone gotten gkismet or airsnort running under 8.04?
[17:44] <jvm> hi. if i want to use a newer pidgin version that 2.4.3 without compiling myself, what would be the best way to do it?
[17:44] <rshastry> outbackwifi, ndiswrapper           193436  0 and usbcore               146028  7 ndiswrapper,uvcvideo,hci_usb,usbhid,ehci_hcd,uhci_hcd
[17:45] <outbackwifi> when i do a modprobe -vr ndiswrapper ,i get this
[17:45] <outbackwifi> http://ubuntusatanic.org/download.php
[17:45] <outbackwifi> oops
[17:45] <rshastry> lol
[17:46] <CyberAngel> odd response
[17:46] <benzss> what's ubuntu's equivalent of 'character map'?
[17:46] <prince_jammys> take your computer to the nearest church
[17:46] <outbackwifi> rmmod /lib/modules/2.6.24-21-eeepc/ubuntu/misc/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper.ko
[17:47]  * outbackwifi damn the satanic keyboard
[17:47] <krim> Red Alert recently became freeware (http://www.ea.com/redalert/news-detail.jsp?ncc=1&id=62) and I'm trying to install it on Hardy 64-bit. I've mounted the two ISO files on /mnt/red1 and /mnt/red2 and in Wine Configuration -> Drives I have D: mapped to /mnt/red1/ but when I try to install I get this message: "Unable to locate necessary files. Please run Setup.exe from the CD-ROM disc."
[17:47] <outbackwifi> :O
[17:47] <CyberAngel> out out demons!
[17:47] <CyberAngel> er daemons
[17:47] <outbackwifi> lol
[17:47] <outbackwifi> Setup.exe ???
[17:47] <outbackwifi> wots RedAlert?
[17:47] <outbackwifi> an coldwar virus?
[17:48] <Rakeer> command and conquer is now freeware! woo!
[17:48] <CyberAngel> ah
[17:48]  * CyberAngel curses at the dependency trees.. Can't install gtk+-2
[17:48] <outbackwifi> rshastry: in your /lib/modules/kernelversion/ ,do a find for ndiswrapper.ko
[17:48] <argento> im having problems with konqueror... it doesnt load flash animations correctly... how do i solve that litle problem?
[17:48] <weaver> I've been told that the scripts in acpi-support are being superceded by some other package (hal policies?), what is that package?
[17:49] <rshastry> outbackwifi, i cant remove the module as the ndiswrapper folder is empty =__=
[17:49] <administrador> cláudio
[17:49] <CyberAngel> ls
[17:49] <CyberAngel> oops
[17:49] <outbackwifi> rshastry: whats your uname -a
[17:50] <outbackwifi> is it the same as the modules tree you're looking ?
[17:50] <noodlesgc> does anyone know how to fix the problem with opengl windows when compiz is enabled?
[17:50] <rshastry> outbackwifi, yes
[17:51] <wobbiebobbie> can someone tell me how to so a md5sum on ubuntulite
[17:52] <outbackwifi> wobbiebobbie: sudo apt-get install md5sum; md5sum whatever
[17:52] <outbackwifi> rshastry: strange
[17:52] <rshastry> outbackwifi, indeed
[17:53] <wobbiebobbie> thanks outbackwifi
[17:53] <outbackwifi> do you have ndiswrapper-common installed?
[17:53] <outbackwifi> which is the commandline utility
[17:53] <CentHOGG> !media center
[17:53] <rshastry> outbackwifi, maybe not
[17:53] <CentHOGG> !tv
[17:54] <nano_> whenever i try to use seahorse to verify a *.sig file, i get an error that reads "Critical ** : searhorse_notify_signatures: assertion 'keys != NULL' failed.
[17:55] <rshastry> outbackwifi, installed it now
[17:56] <outbackwifi> k
[17:56] <rshastry> outbackwifi, also i deleted the /etc/ndiswrapper folder and did a fresh reinstall of utils and common.. and now lsmod doesnt show ndiswrapper at all
[17:57] <outbackwifi> huh?
[17:58] <rshastry> outbackwifi, i did an aptitude remove ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 --purge.. it said the /etc/ndiswrapper folder wasnt empty so i deleted it.. then i did aptitude install packages.. and now lsmod doesnt show ndiswrapper
[17:58] <StepNjum1> QUESTION: I guys, I have an xp system on my network and I am trying to share a folder (or more) so I can transfer files between XP and Linux... any help please?
[17:59] <rshastry> i also did a depmod -a just in case
[17:59] <outbackwifi> nano_: appears to be an open bug --> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bug/227493
[17:59] <|MUSE|> I have this pdf where the page orders are messed up, In adobe I could just move them around, is there a similar program in ubuntu that does something similar?
[17:59] <nano_> outbackwifi: thnx a lot man.
[18:00] <lbo_ken> hi all what program would you recomand to stream video  to be watched on quick time  viewer (for second life video streaming) it must re-encode
[18:00] <outbackwifi> rshastry: now when you reinstall, does the .ko show up?
[18:00] <rshastry> outbackwifi, nope
[18:00] <outbackwifi> lbo_ken: VLC
[18:00] <outbackwifi> hmm
[18:01] <outbackwifi> rshastry: i give up (as a last resort, download ndiswrapper source from sourceforge, compile it)
[18:01] <sushiX> how to open chm files on ubuntu
[18:01] <rshastry> outbackwifi, yea.. thats what i am upto now.. sigh.. thanks a lot anyways
[18:02] <outbackwifi> rshastry: atb
[18:02] <Half-Left> Anyone recommend a good wireless card for Gusy?
[18:03]  * outbackwifi would go with atheros
[18:03] <ESphynx> Hey guys, how would I set up a package to install with its libs available in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH ?
[18:03] <Half-Left> Netgear?
[18:03] <kaushal> hi
[18:03] <outbackwifi> ESphynx: what does that mean?
[18:03] <outbackwifi> hi kaushal
[18:04] <kaushal> is there a package in Ubuntu which is like putty command sender
[18:04] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: well say I would like to write ito /usr/lib/libecere.so
[18:04] <QtQ> Hey boy's morning :)
[18:04] <outbackwifi> you mean you want the libraries from the package to be available to other programs after installation?
[18:05] <lbo_ken> the probleme with vlc i dont knwo who to change the port  do i have to put  192.168.0.100:800
[18:05] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: yeah, but mostly for itself, they are dlopen'ed
[18:05] <outbackwifi> i would edit /etc/ld.so.conf and add the path to this new library and run sudo ldconfig
[18:05] <lbo_ken> *the probleme with vlc i dont knwo who to change the port  do i have to put  192.168.0.100:8003  or 0.0.0.0:8003
[18:05] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: can that be done easily inside a package ?
[18:05]  * outbackwifi doesnt know what a package means
[18:05] <rshastry> outbackwifi, that worked lol
[18:05] <ESphynx> Also, where should a package usually go ? /opt/ecere ? /usr/local/ecere ?
[18:06] <outbackwifi> great rshastry
[18:06] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: a ubuntu package
[18:06] <outbackwifi> have a beer
[18:06] <lbo_ken> adn to make it stream via   icecast i have to recompile  the module wish i dont know how
[18:06] <rshastry> lol
[18:06] <outbackwifi> whats ecere?
[18:06] <IdleOne> outbackwifi: ubuntu uses .deb packages. pre-compiled to work with the ubuntu system
[18:06] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: My SDK which I'm trying to package for ubuntu :P
[18:06]  * outbackwifi knows what debs are
[18:07]  * ESphynx is trying to make an ecere .deb
[18:07]  * outbackwifi is trying to get ESphynx's query into perspective
[18:07] <outbackwifi> ok
[18:07] <kaushal> hi again
[18:07] <outbackwifi> so you want the ecere progs to use shared libraries
[18:07] <kaushal> is there a tool available in ubuntu which can simultaneously drive ten remote shells
[18:08] <lz1gjd> hi, is the problem so many people reprted when using ubuntu on a laptop when hdd spins down for too short time of inactivity solved ?
[18:08] <kaushal> just like putty command sender
[18:08] <outbackwifi> kaushal: that tool is bash
[18:08] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: yeah
[18:08] <danbhfive> lz1gjd: did that have to do with reduced lifespan of harddrives?
[18:09] <kaushal> outbackwifi, bash is a shell interpreter :)
[18:09] <lz1gjd> yes
[18:09] <outbackwifi> ESphynx: so just add the path to the libs to /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig in your post-installation script
[18:09] <lz1gjd> im using latest mint and i see its set for too short in my opinion
[18:09] <lz1gjd> should we really worry about it ?
[18:10] <outbackwifi> kaushal: it is also the most powerful programming environment known to man
[18:10] <kaushal> outbackwifi, i am asking for a similar tool in the line of putty command sender
[18:10] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: i'm being told ld.so.conf is automatically generated?
[18:10] <nn64> lz1gjd, there is a daemon out for linux called laptop_mode there are many settings for laptop mode including inactivity times for disks and delayed buffer wrights that tend to start up the disk again
[18:10] <ESphynx> outbackwifi: Uh? no that would be ecere :P
[18:10] <nn64> lz1gjd, if your conserned about these settings you may want to modify them your self
[18:10] <_paneb> what do i need to get the deb command?
[18:11] <outbackwifi> lol ESphynx; after you package it
[18:11] <lz1gjd> nn64: but are the default settings ok, i mean probably guys with much more experience than me have set them that way for purpose
[18:11] <outbackwifi> _paneb: you mean the dpkg command?
[18:11] <_paneb> outbackwifi, right nevermind
[18:11] <danbhfive> lz1gjd: techinically, that was a bug in the harddrives, not in ubuntu, just so you know.  So, I think there was debate about how to handle it.  Not sure what happened...
[18:12] <nn64> lz1gjd, sometimes depending on the system and what the system is doing the settings are affected greatly or may actually be inaffective
[18:13] <cuil> how to setup tar.gz??
[18:13] <ESphynx> how can I install dpkg on a non ubuntu distro?
[18:13] <danbhfive> cuil: maybe tar xvcf file.tar.gz
[18:14] <danbhfive> xvzf
[18:14] <nn64> lz1gjd, probably the first thing you would want to check is if there is a program or daemon that is wighting or reading large amounts of data from your disk consistently this would cause a over-ride of the settings and cause the disk to spin up very soon after it has shut down
[18:14] <outbackwifi> cuil: if its source, tar zxvf src_files.tar.gz; cd src_files; .configure; make; sudo make install
[18:14] <cuil> danbhfive, i can't make it
[18:14] <outbackwifi> cuil: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[18:14] <Ravn> hey people. I'm looking for open souce cad software for electronic applications. Anyone knows of anything here?
[18:14] <lz1gjd> nn64: aha, I see
[18:15] <outbackwifi> Ravn: what do you mean by that?
[18:15] <IdleOne> ESphynx: what distro you using?
[18:15] <cuil> outbackwifi; thaank you !
[18:15] <jack_spratt> My laptop with ubuntu 8.10 constantly turns itself onto standby - approx every 20 seconds. I've set all options to never and 'off' in power settings. what else can I do? the machines is otherwise fine, but with this problem its unusable
[18:15] <ESphynx> IdleOne: Gobolinux
[18:15] <nn64> lz1gjd, one way to check this is to install a monitoring daemon. One of the nicer ones is gkrellm.
[18:15] <Myrtti> jack_spratt: #ubuntu+1
[18:15] <outbackwifi> 8,10???
[18:15] <Aquahallic> he's looking for a linux program to do pcb layout I believe... something comparable to protel or eagle
[18:16] <outbackwifi> collabcad?
[18:16] <IdleOne> ESphynx: uses .deb I assume. Install dpkg.deb
[18:16] <ESphynx> IdleOne: it does not :P
[18:16] <rag> jack_spratt did you try to add acpi options on boot line on menu.lst file?
[18:16] <ESphynx> I found the source tarball, compiling
[18:16] <Cyberai> Hey, I'm configuring an encrypted partition as a home directory for one user on a system. Can anyone tell me where I could insert an "xterm -e" type script so that it would prompt for the crypto password and mount the partition for the user before it actually logs them in?
[18:16] <jack_spratt> rag: no
[18:16] <Buyydee> Hey, I'm using the hardy live CD on an old (~7 years) Dell laptop. This machine has a 1600x1200 15.1" display (probably 60 Hz, dunno). Now when I run the live CD, the startup screen shows properly, but the desktop is sliced. Some peaces appear twice, some don't appear at all. I suppose it has to do with the monitor getting a 800x600 signal. When I move to 'screen resolution' in the system menu, I can only choose between 640x480 and 800x600. I can't
[18:16] <jack_spratt> rag: not yet
[18:16] <IdleOne> ESphynx: then get some help from the appriote irc channel
[18:16] <rag> jack_spratt you try it
[18:16] <nn64> lz1gjd, if you watch the moniter closely you should see a spike of disk usage a little while after the disk has shut down causing it to spin back up
[18:16] <IdleOne> appropriate
[18:17] <genius> how to force ext3 file system check?
[18:17] <jack_spratt> rag: ok, what options do you suggest? this is an old machine, made about 1999
[18:17] <Red13> hey all having a real hard time with audio currently using mix between alsa and pulse audio the prob is with my usb head set when I switch between it and speakers I loose sound and have to reboot to get it back but now thats not working either
[18:17] <Ravn> ﻿outbackwifi: I need to cad for e-beam lithography
[18:17] <Cyberai> Buyydee, terminal and edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf until you get it right. Google the xorg.conf settings first and understand it.
[18:17] <danbhfive> !fsck | genius
[18:17] <rag> jack_spratt: look this http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2006.1/handbook-amd64.xml?part=1&chap=2
[18:18] <rag> jack_spratt: there is a list acpi options, down
[18:18] <Buyydee> Cyberai: Thanks for the try, but /etc/X11/xorg.conf doesn't exist in live mode, please read my first post again
[18:18] <rag> hello somebdoy can help me?
[18:18] <outbackwifi> Ravn: no clue
[18:18] <RawkFish> I had forgotten my user name and password. Is there any thing i can do
[18:18] <nn64> lz1gjd, once you have determined that is the problem you need to determine what process causes that spike. I am researching how to handle that now.
[18:18] <rag> i found this in boot
[18:18] <rag> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2006.1/handbook-amd64.xml?part=1&chap=2
[18:18] <rag> ups sorry
[18:18] <FloodBot1> rag: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:18] <Cyberai> Buydee, your not going to get the config you want unless you can edit. Try installing on a small partition.
[18:18] <outbackwifi> RawkFish: boot in safe mode (single)
[18:18] <rag> this, "error 11: unrecognized device"
[18:18] <rag> is my error
[18:18] <nichos> hello, I just installed cups. When I start it, it runs for a few seconds and then quits leaving the cupsd.pid file. There's nothing in the log files about why it's quitting, any ideas?
[18:19] <Buyydee> Cyberai: This isn't an option, sorry
[18:19] <rag> i try to add all_generic_ide in boot options on menu.lst file but doesnt work
[18:19] <RawkFish> Outbackwifi thanks i will try it
[18:19] <outbackwifi> yw
[18:19] <ozzloy> i would like this machine to update automatically.  is adding a cronjob the "right way" to do this?  or is there a tool for doing this already?
[18:19] <rag> possible, there is a device problem but i dont know how to fix
[18:19] <jameswf-home> any one know alternitives to #ubuntu-server for advanced di stuff
[18:20] <ozzloy> or an option that i don't know about?
[18:20] <Cyberai> Buyydee, then try looking up the video chipset specs on google. Then mount the .iso on another machine and edit the xorg.conf. Create a new iso and try that.
[18:20] <gaspipe1> yo yo
[18:20] <Buyydee> Cyberai: thanks, I'll try that!
[18:21] <gaspipe1> anyone have a link or know how to make an easy network so my macbook can see files on my Ubuntu system?
[18:22] <outbackwifi> it works outta the box
[18:22] <zinake> at least it should.  you might need to tweak Samba, but it should be set already
[18:23] <Buyydee> When creating a new user account, I'd like to have no password for it. Is that possible?
[18:24] <outbackwifi> it is way too dangerous !!!
[18:24] <nn64> gaspipe1, do you just need to copy files from mac book and a ubuntu system or possibly the other way around? or do you need a shared folder that both computers can access
[18:24] <Buyydee> outbackwifi: thanks for your concern ^^ but let's say I wouldn't care...
[18:24] <outbackwifi> the way todo it is to create a user with a password and then eidt /etc/password and delete the x
[18:24] <Hagen> hi, i installed some kde programmes on ubuntu, for example k3b, but now i have all configuration programmes of kde, can i deinstall them, because i have another ubuntu running on my pc with k3b but without all these programmes
[18:25] <Buyydee> ok, thanks
[18:25] <outbackwifi> and then edit /etc/shadow and delete the encrypted password
[18:25] <Hagen> i mean i can configure the wallpaper of kde but it do not use it...
[18:25] <gaspipe1> nn64: ahh would be nice to see files/folders from ubuntu's HDD when on my macbook
[18:26] <outbackwifi> gaspipe1, just enable sharing on which ever partition/directory you want inthe placesmenu
[18:26] <jameswf-home> anyone  know is Ubuntu in anyway perverts d-i
[18:26] <outbackwifi> it will show up automatically in the mac when you browse this pc
[18:26] <gaspipe1> nn64: i just got the macbook, so I have an external HDD connected to ubuntu/xp dual boot
[18:27] <airtonix> gaspipe1, doesnt macosx support ext3/2 ?
[18:27] <gaspipe1> outbackwifi: how do I enable sharing on it?
[18:27] <gaspipe1> airtonix: not sure... new to mac
[18:27] <airtonix> gaspipe1, im pretty sure it does
[18:27] <nn64> gaspipe1, check the system menu for the samba settings .... if i rember correctly you need to just look for the shared folder settings on the menu's form there its prity easy.... g2g bbl
[18:27] <outbackwifi> gaspipe1: go to places
[18:27] <RawkFish> TO boot into safe mode i press esc during boot and then select the most current kernal in recovery mode correct??
[18:27] <xerxes1358> Hello
[18:27] <gaspipe1> outbackwifi: ok
[18:27] <outbackwifi> yes
[18:28] <xerxes1358> where is the Ubuntu Live CD located for download?
[18:28] <airtonix> gaspipe1, do if your having ubuntu on an external drive it would be a matter of just mounting it when in macosx
[18:28] <outbackwifi> rawksfish
[18:28] <outbackwifi> !ubuntu
[18:28] <futurestack__> can someone point me to that company that makes cheap desktop computers that are designed for ubuntu?
[18:28] <gaspipe1> airtonix: no it's connected on my internal drive
[18:28] <airtonix> gaspipe1, well same applies
[18:28] <outbackwifi> dell
[18:29] <IdleOne> futurestack__: there are many. google for system76 or ubuntu pre-installed
[18:29] <futurestack__> system76, thanks
[18:29] <xerxes1358> No one knows?
[18:29] <airtonix> gaspipe1, you should ask a macosx channel how to mount ext2/3 drives
[18:29] <gaspipe1> outbackwifi: after places?
[18:29] <outbackwifi> what do you see?
[18:29] <IdleOne> xerxes1358: www.walmart.com ummmm wait www.ubuntu.com
[18:29] <xerxes1358> IdleOne, does ubuntu Live CD offer NTFS supprt?
[18:29] <IdleOne> yes
[18:29] <compengi> xerxes1358, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download select your country and system platform :)
[18:30] <RawkFish> ok that is up now what do i do to find the user name and password??
[18:30] <xerxes1358> I see only desktop version. No Live cd ComingUndone
[18:30] <xerxes1358> I see only desktop version. No Live cd compengi
[18:30] <IdleOne> xerxes1358: that is the one
[18:30] <noodlesgc> xerxes1358 live is desktop
[18:30] <xerxes1358> ah ok
[18:30] <compengi> xerxes1358, desktop versions contain live session
[18:31]  * outbackwifi strange that people don't ask "Does Vista support ext2/3 file system"
[18:31] <IdleOne> people need to learn to start reading all the words that are on the webpages they look at.
[18:31] <compengi> IdleOne, a good start ;)
[18:31] <lz1gjd> what is the best image viewer for linux, preferably gtk based ?
[18:31] <gaspipe1> outbackwifi: so from places how do I enable share?
[18:31] <tux> vista chit!!
[18:32] <IdleOne> !ot | tux
[18:32] <outbackwifi> you open up which ever folder you want
[18:32] <taxidriver5057> ciao
[18:32] <compengi> !language > tux
[18:32] <IdleOne> !it | taxidriver5057
[18:32] <tux> irc.2600.net
[18:33] <outbackwifi> ! info samba
[18:33] <jameswf-home> where do the advanced ubuntu people hang out?
[18:33] <airtonix> gaspipe1, i thought you said your ubuntu drive was internal, but further up you say its an external hdd. but i see now your being directed to browse it as if it were on another computer and trying to access it via network?
[18:33] <outbackwifi> at hoome
[18:33] <IdleOne> jameswf-home: #ubuntu,#ubuntu-dev,#kubuntu.......
[18:34] <gaspipe1> airtonix: i have both.. ubuntu is installed on an internal HDD, but I have files stored on an ext. HDD
[18:34] <outbackwifi> airtonix: he wants to connect his external drive to a Ubuntu PC and share it with a Mac
[18:34] <RawkFish> ?? Does anyone know where to get the user name and password in recovery mode
[18:35] <outbackwifi> RawkFish: to get the user, look at /home
[18:35] <airtonix> gaspipe1, then use nfs on your macbook
[18:35] <airtonix> gaspipe1, samba is really the least desirable netowrking method between two unix type systems
[18:36] <gaspipe1> airtonix: the problem I have right now is that I can't get ubuntu to share folders
[18:36] <RawkFish> In root??
[18:36] <outbackwifi> to change password type passwd username
[18:36] <outbackwifi> yes
[18:36] <zinake> you just need to configure your smb.conf file
[18:36] <outbackwifi> did you drop into a root shell?
[18:36] <dominique> Whenever I try to startx, it gives me the error "no screens found."  Here is the last part of my Xorg.0.log file: http://pastebin.ca/1191683
[18:36] <RawkFish> yes
[18:36] <zinake> get SWAT from repository and run it... it's pretty self explanitory
[18:36] <gaspipe1> i have to go... time ran out :(
[18:36] <airtonix> gaspipe1, since your osx supports nfs and so does your ubuntu. i would recommend using that instead of the samba
[18:37] <zinake> sorry, that was @ gaspipe1
[18:37] <outbackwifi> ok
[18:37] <gaspipe1> ty people
[18:37] <gaspipe1> bbl
[18:37] <isuporkchop> anyone one here good with compiz fusion?
[18:37] <airtonix> gaspipe1, read the wiki.ubuntu.com on nfs sharing
[18:37] <naftilos76> hi guys, what do you use for sending/receiving fax msgs???
[18:37] <RawkFish> i typed in \home and it said \home is a directory
[18:37] <outbackwifi> naftilos76: faxmachine
[18:37] <AzizLight> hi everybody
[18:37] <iulian-23mbps> hi
[18:37] <compengi> !compiz > isuporkchop
[18:37] <arvind_khadri> !anyone | isuporkchop
[18:38] <outbackwifi> Rawkfish: type "ls /home"
[18:38] <UbuntuTom> Hi
[18:38] <smp4488> im trying to install something and i am missing build and header files for my kernel
[18:38] <compengi> hello
[18:38] <outbackwifi> not \
[18:38] <UbuntuTom> How do I alter what comes on at startup?
[18:38] <outbackwifi> rc.local
[18:38] <arvind_khadri> !kernel | smp4488
[18:38] <compengi> smp4488, are you building a source package?
[18:38] <AzizLight> I wanted to know, how many pixels is a columns in term of size (windows size I mean) pleasE?
[18:38] <erUSUL> smp4488: 'sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)'
[18:39] <airtonix> UbuntuTom, you ought to provide more info on what you define as startup
[18:39] <RawkFish> ok got that
[18:39] <outbackwifi> azizlight: depends onres
[18:39] <smp4488> no im running virtualbox and im trying to install the guestadditions for an ubuntu mobile virtual pc
[18:39] <arvind_khadri> UbuntuTom, system->preferences->sessions
[18:39] <UbuntuTom> Is there a way I can check what comes on and add things?
[18:39] <isuporkchop> ok, i installed compiz fusion, and now all the windows are so far up the screen, the tops are cut off and i cant access the menus.  is there a setting to change that?
[18:39] <UbuntuTom> Brilliant thanks
[18:39] <naftilos76> -outbackwifi- Are you the clever one? I mean in ubuntu...
[18:39] <outbackwifi> lol
[18:39] <outbackwifi> nope im just the talkative one
[18:39] <kitche> isuporkchop: most likely your missing emerald
[18:39] <airtonix> trigger happy
[18:39] <AzizLight> outbackwifi: let's say the res is 1280*1024...
[18:40] <outbackwifi> one is width and the other is height in pixels
[18:40] <isuporkchop> ok, let my see what i can find
[18:40] <naftilos76> Anybody? what app is preferred for faxing?
[18:41] <pat1> hola
[18:41] <pat1> algun español por aqui?
[18:41] <jussi01> !es
[18:41] <pat1> ok
[18:42] <outbackwifi> naftilos76:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=516668
[18:42] <compengi> naftilos76, you could try efax-gtk, it's simple
[18:42] <compengi> naftilos76, or gfax
[18:42] <naftilos76> ok thnks
[18:43] <outbackwifi> naftilos76: do you want to use a modem to send faxes or connect to an external fax machine like an HP all-in-one?
[18:44] <naftilos76> -outbackwifi- i'm using my integrated soft modem
[18:44] <naftilos76> it's a laptop
[18:44] <outbackwifi> soft modem?
[18:44] <outbackwifi> like a win modem?
[18:44] <outbackwifi> my sympathies
[18:44] <naftilos76> yes correct
[18:45] <naftilos76> yes i know....
[18:45] <d1g1talpsyko> lol
[18:45] <naftilos76> but it seems like working
[18:45] <TuxTech> Hello :)  Anybody familiar with Banshee 1.2.1?  On Ubuntu 8.04
[18:45] <Dabbu1> why do we need less RAM for server edition
[18:45] <naftilos76> with slmodem!
[18:45] <outbackwifi> ok so whats the prob?
[18:45] <outbackwifi> dabbu --> whoever told you that was lying
[18:46] <noodlesgc> Dabbu1 server ed. does not have an Xserver (no gui's)
[18:46] <smp4488> what is the command to autoconfig xorg?
[18:46] <RawkFish> So for the password i would just input passwd
[18:46] <Kian84_> hello guys! i have a problem with my cd drive in ubuntu... anybody can help me?
[18:47] <outbackwifi> naftilos76: this would help too --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=704490
[18:47] <compengi> !ask | KaiForce
[18:47] <noodlesgc> smp4488 sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[18:47] <Dabbu1> noodlesgc:after installation can i add Xserver
[18:47] <jew> Hiya guys, i have a problem with maya, someone who would like to help me?
[18:47]  * outbackwifi hopes maya is not some exotic GF
[18:47] <KaiForce> ubottu: uh.  ok.
[18:47] <naftilos76> -outbackwifi- ok thanks you so much...
[18:47] <noodlesgc> Dabbu1 yes, but, since you dont have n xserver, you dont need as much RAM
[18:48] <jew> outbackwifi: naa, its a 3D program ;)
[18:48]  * outbackwifi is heartbroken
[18:48] <nn64> lz1gjd, you need to install htop which will give you the exact process that is causing the cpu usage
[18:48] <Dabbu1> noodlesgc: how to do that..can i install xserver from ubuntu desktop cd
[18:48] <magnetron> outbackwifi, have a cup of chocolate
[18:48] <smp4488> when reconfiguring xorg i get a fatal module battery not found
[18:49] <outbackwifi> battery on xorg?
[18:49] <outbackwifi> wow thats a new one
[18:49] <outbackwifi> do you have like a battery PC?
[18:49] <airtonix> jew, is maya availble in deb form now?
[18:49] <smp4488> im good at finding new stuff
[18:49] <jew> I'll tkae it again then, when i try to start maya, i get the errormessage:"Segmentation fault", why is that, and what to do?
[18:49] <TuxTech> Problem with Banshee music player recognizing my Blackberry curve. Ipod shows up fine, but wont recognize the Blackberry. Using ubuntu 8.04. ANy ideas?
[18:49] <airtonix> jew, or are you running it through wine?
[18:49] <Kian84_> i was encoding some tracks in mp3 from an audio cd-r... grip was having some problems, so what I did was record some songs, take the cd out and put it back to continue encoding.... at a certain point, after it finished, the pc won't eject the cd. so i tried the "clip" trick and used a clip to manually open the drive........ now ubuntu can't recognize any audio cd.......... nor it will open the drive...... what can i do?
[18:49] <noodlesgc> Dabbu1 the xserver is included in the desktop edition. not the server edition. You ca install an xserver on a server if you want
[18:50] <jew> airtonix, nope, but i used a progg to make it work on debian (think it was alien)
[18:50] <outbackwifi> Kian84_ reboot
[18:50] <doogers> Hi!
[18:50] <Kian84_> already rebooted
[18:50] <airtonix> jew, that could be your problem. debs created with alien will work most of the time, but not always
[18:50] <Dabbu1> noodlesgc:how to do that
[18:50] <Kian84_> and if i go to "my computer" it says it can't mount the volume
[18:50] <airtonix> jew, but sorry i cant help you more than that
[18:51] <jew> airtonix, yeah, kinda noticed that, it worked for a while, then it started whining about the segmentation fualt -.-
[18:51] <outbackwifi> my computer on ubuntu?
[18:51]  * outbackwifi wonders if Ubuntu is morphing into windoze
[18:51] <Kian84_> yes, my computer was a metaphore, i don't know the name.... maybe nautilus?
[18:51] <airtonix> outbackwifi, he means computer:/// in nautilus i imagine
[18:51] <outbackwifi> lol
[18:51] <noodlesgc> Dabbu1 sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-input-all xserver-xorg-video-all
[18:51] <Kian84_> :-D
[18:51] <RawkFish> Outbackwifi is there anything on the ubuntu forums on how to get this information
[18:51] <jew> then i'll probably have to go whine or dualboot (and yes i didn't spell wine right.. ^^)
[18:52] <doogers> I created chroot enviromnet with debootstrap.. now... I started xorg of chroot in another display and I copied my config file (xorg.conf) in chroot/etc/X11... but when I enter CTRL-ALT-F9(chroot display) the mouse don't work. Why?
[18:52] <outbackwifi> RawkFish: i am not a forum search engine
[18:52] <jew> c ya guys, i'll be back in 1 hour after dualboot installation xD
[18:52] <airtonix> jew, something like maya...you can only do it proper honour by running in native enviroment/
[18:52] <RawkFish> Outbackwifi really? thought you were. Thanks for the help.
[18:52] <gut> Hi, I have a SIS sata hard drive and it works well with ubuntu  7.10 but with ubuntu 8.04.1 it doesn't, I load the same drivers and same modules, same kernel's options and it doesn't work yet, why ?
[18:53] <outbackwifi> define work and doesnt work
[18:53] <gut> ubuntu doesn't find it
[18:53] <nn64> gut, Is your ubuntu using a new kernel
[18:53] <doogers> I created chroot enviromnet with debootstrap.. now... I started xorg of chroot in another display and I copied my config file (xorg.conf) in chroot/etc/X11... but when I enter CTRL-ALT-F9(chroot display) the mouse doesn't work. Why?
[18:54] <outbackwifi> gut: is the physical device present?
[18:54] <Kian84_> is anybody trying to figure out what my problem is? i'm not pressuring you :-D i'm just trying to understand if i have to wait here... :-P
[18:54] <outbackwifi> like a /dev/crap
[18:54] <gut> nn64, yes... but I use he same .config file
[18:54] <noodlesgc> Kian84_ try typing the command eject
[18:54] <gut> outbackwifi, yes...
[18:54] <outbackwifi> Kian84_: i've fed it to the solution machine
[18:55] <Cabezon> msg nickserv identify gybe333
[18:55] <outbackwifi> gut; then try mountig it manually
[18:55] <Kian84_> "eject" doesn't do anything
[18:55] <nn64> gut,  did you build the kernel from source ?
[18:55] <outbackwifi> lol
[18:55] <kush_> server irc.irchighway.net
[18:55] <outbackwifi> there goes someones password and nick
[18:55] <gut> nn64, can i do it using livecd ?
[18:55] <outbackwifi> o_O--> Cabezon>	msg nickserv identify gybe333
[18:55] <noodlesgc> Kian84_ try sudo eject
[18:56] <outbackwifi> gut: yes you can
[18:56] <Kian84_> sudo eject didn't do anything as well
[18:56] <noodlesgc> Kian84_ open the drive with a paperclip
[18:56] <nn64> gut, what I'm asking was the .config file you say this kernel uses as the last kernel that implied you built it from source
[18:56] <gut> outbackwifi, ok... i'm going to try
[18:56] <outbackwifi> Kian84_: does dmesg show the drive?
[18:57] <rubystallion> Is there a way to be able to continue normal videos from where I stopped viewing them even if I closed the video player?
[18:57] <noodlesgc> rubystallion no
[18:57] <outbackwifi> totem does that by default
[18:57] <noodlesgc> :D
[18:57] <Kian84_> oh my god, dmesg returned a lot of stuff...... mainly "hardware error"
[18:57] <outbackwifi> there you go
[18:57] <rubystallion> outbackwifi: It doesn't do it for me.
[18:57] <nn64> gut,  Probably the best way to fix this is to get a new kernel from your dist archive
[18:57] <rubystallion> noodlesgc: Why didn't anybody implement it?
[18:58] <nn64> gut, do you know how to get into a terminal ?
[18:58] <noodlesgc> rubystallion dunno, maybe they didn't want to
[18:58] <snirp> Anybody: how do I change the setting that gives me _ë_ when I type _"_ followed by _e_?
[18:58] <gut> nn64, ok... i'll try with the same kernel on ubuntu 7.10 and the latest from kernel.org
[18:58] <outbackwifi> ok gotta go
[18:58] <outbackwifi> ciao
[18:59] <gut> nn64, ubuntu 8.04*
[18:59] <Kian84_> noodlesgc: i can open the drive with the paperclip, but that's not the point... once i try to insert a cd again, it doesn't work...
[18:59] <Flannel> snirp: what do you want it to do instead?
[18:59] <akahige> I'm testing different media players and was looking for XMMS in the repos... I see things that interact with it, but not the actual app.  Am I missing something?  What am I looking for?
[19:00] <nn64> gut, the ubuntu distribution files is where you should get your kernel from.
[19:00] <snirp> Flannel: give me "
[19:00] <pat__> hi all
[19:00] <Flannel> snirp: change your keyboard layout (to the non-deadkeys variant)
[19:00] <snirp> Flannel: annoys the hell out of me to have to hit spacebar every time
[19:00] <Flannel> akahige: XMMS isn't in the repos anymore
[19:00] <bobertdos> akahige: xmms is obsolete. It has been replaced by Auadcious
[19:00] <pat__> can anyone tell me how many device sections should i have in my xorg.conf?
[19:00] <noodlesgc> pat__ it varies
[19:00] <pat__> and monitor sections?
[19:01] <noodlesgc> pat__ probably one, sometimes 2
[19:01] <nn64> gut,  run "sudo apt-get update"
[19:01] <alex65> Does anyone know a good linux distribution ?
[19:01] <snirp> Flannel: will try non-deadkeys
[19:01] <gut> nn64, i could upgrade ubuntu 7.10 to 8.04 but i don't have a fast connection :/
[19:01] <bobertdos> akahige: *audacious
[19:01] <noodlesgc> alex65 ubuntu
[19:01] <akahige> @﻿bobertdos: thanks.  do you happen to know if it's compatible with FoxyTunes?
[19:01] <bobertdos> akahige: I don't, sorry
[19:01] <alex65> noodlesgc: I sait a good one
[19:01] <gut> nn64, be right back
[19:02] <noodlesgc> alex65 kubuntu
[19:02] <Flannel> alex65: Please take it elsewhere
[19:02] <akahige> ﻿bobertdos: thanks for your help
[19:02] <pat__> i have two monitors connected to my nvidia card but in my xorg.conf i have 3 monitor sections, 3 device sections and 3 screen sections
[19:02] <zinake> alex65: depends on what you want to do... if you want something that just works, then ubuntu... if you want the most stabe... debian
[19:02] <Hans-Martin> hi folks, I'd like to use jack with ubuntu, but I can't seem to get the RT kernel to run correctly - neither audio nor wlan (with ndiswrapper) work with 2.6.24-16-rt
[19:02] <bobertdos> akahige: no problem
[19:02] <zinake> alex65: if you're a linux newb like me, ubuntu ^^
[19:04] <nn64> akahige, I felt annoyed that xmms went out also. that was untill I found out that audacious was practically a clone of xmms with a bunch of cool additions.
[19:04] <krim> If anyone is interested the solution to my Red Alert problem is here http://appdb.winehq.org/commentview.php?iAppId=158&iVersionId=727&iThreadId=39348 except I had to write f:: instead of f\:f\:
[19:06] <qr> does mplayer have any audio visualization plugins?
[19:06] <Fidel> does any body know if i can configure SER (SIP EXPRESS ROUTER) from a web interface or a java GUI based program?
[19:06] <doogers> I created chroot enviromnet with debootstrap.. now... I started xorg of chroot in another display and I copied my config file (xorg.conf) in chroot/etc/X11... but when I enter CTRL-ALT-F9(chroot display) the mouse doesn't work. Why?
[19:07] <cluebuntu> hello all. anyone got time to help with a folder permissions error
[19:07] <noodlesgc> qr I'm pretty sure it does
[19:07] <qr> noodlesgc: you don't happen to know any do you? I'm not having any luck searching.
[19:07] <nn64> cluebuntu, I can help i have fixed countless permission arors before
[19:08] <bobertdos> doogers: You should probably reboot or restart X after you copy Xorg.conf
[19:08] <ESphynx> Any hints on how to write my Depends line ? Depends: fontconfig freetype giflib glibc jpeg libpng ncurses xorg zlib gcc-4 gdb-6.8 upx
[19:08] <cluebuntu> first off how do I whisper in here?
[19:08] <cluebuntu> new to irc
[19:08] <akahige> @﻿nn64: thanks for the audacious info. am testing it now. seem to have probs with playlists on network drive
[19:09] <rhalff> cluebuntu, you either say something or you shut up :p
[19:09] <nn64> doogers, Ctrl + Alt + backspace kills X 11 session
[19:09] <doogers> bobertdos, I restarted many times my pc.. but the problem is present
[19:09] <cluebuntu> lol thanks
[19:09] <Flannel> cluebuntu: Its best to just talk in the channel for support
[19:10] <airtonix> cluebuntu, what client are you using? in xchat i right click on a users name and select open dialog window
[19:10] <noodlesgc> qr, cant seem to find any either. I guess there aren't very many out there
[19:11] <snirp> Flannel: tracing down the dead keys setting did the trick, thx (well hidden)
[19:11] <Kai_wp> Is it safe to completely remove "Pango-Graphite"? Or should it be installed?
[19:11] <Dabbu1> my kernel version is 2.6.24.*  can i upgrade it to new stable release 2.6.26.*
[19:11] <cluebuntu> I got tit covered now guys thanks
[19:11] <cluebuntu> I'm using xchat
[19:11] <cluebuntu> so right click and dialogue
[19:11] <snirp> keep your tits covered!
[19:11] <doogers> bobertos: ?
[19:11] <compengi> cluebuntu, you could simply /query <nick>
[19:12] <erUSUL> !kernel | Dabbu1
[19:12] <airtonix> cluebuntu, one thing to note though...there is two versions of xchat, the full featured one named plainly 'xchat' and the simplified default one called xchat-gnome
[19:12] <BinaryDragon> hello everyone
[19:13] <sisapinusa> auth001 user check ubuntuuser
[19:13] <bobertdos> doogers: I'm not sure why that would be happening then. You might try the dmesg command to make sure all your modules are still properly loaded. You might also try reading the logs in /var/log, but beyond that, I don't know.
[19:14] <bobertdos> BinaryDragon: How may we help you?
[19:14] <jmichelse1> so linux is all files, is there a place that the WEP key and wireless network config info is stored? ubuntu hardy. I have a remote system that can't connect to wireless and the guy there has no idea of linux. I know the settings but can't walk him through it. I think I may write a script that could put all the settings in if I know where they are stored
[19:14] <BinaryDragon> dont need help,i am here to help
[19:15] <doogers> bobertos: How can I load mouse modules?
[19:15] <kaushal> any body here has used dsh
[19:16] <bobertdos> doogers: Well, assuming you have modules to load, module management is generally done through the modprobe command in the terminal.
[19:16] <fReAkY[t]> a#öf#aaaA
[19:16] <assargadon_> Hmmm....some newby question. I know how to modify rights with chmod. But how can i DETERMINE this rights?
[19:16] <erUSUL> assargadon_: ls
[19:16] <Pici> assargadon_: ls -l
[19:16] <erUSUL> ls -l
[19:16] <maddash> assargadon_: ls -l
[19:17] <assargadon_> thanks :)
[19:17] <bobertdos> doogers: Check modprobe's manpage (man modprobe) for more information.
[19:17] <ozo> hello
[19:17] <jmichelse1>  I have a remote system that can't connect to wireless and the guy there has no idea of linux. I know the settings but can't walk him through it. Is there a way to set all the settings via a script?
[19:18] <maddash> jmichelse1: how would you normally set wireless parameters?
[19:18] <zeusss> hi, is there a command to move pulseaudio streams to different output devices with the console?
[19:18] <jmichelse1> maddash: via the X gui, network settings manager
[19:19] <qr> can anyone reccommend me an audio visualization program?
[19:19] <assargadon_> Another question, then. I have a several possible menu items in GRUB menu
[19:19] <airtonix> qr, you mean like winamps avs?
[19:20] <Viperfang> assargadon_: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:20] <assargadon_> and I obtaining a message "15: file not found" if I tries "Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic"
[19:20] <airtonix> qr, i have found one that comes close to it, but i have forgotten the name of it
[19:20] <bobertdos> jmichelse1: The wirelesstroubleshooting wiki entry has a list of related config files.
[19:20] <qr> airtonix: maybe? I haven't used winamp in many years.  I mean something that will make pretty patterns flash on my screen while I'm playing music :)
[19:20] <assargadon_> Viperfang: thanks, I know (but prefer gedit)
[19:20] <airtonix> qr, yep winamp advanced visualisation studio is the best out there
[19:20] <azhar27> Hi, i am not able to install apache on ubuntu 8.04
[19:20] <gut> nn64, i am on ubuntu 8.04 livecd right now, if i recompile the kernel i need to restart the computer to run the new kernel, but if i restart the kernel will be deleted :/ can i "rebuild" the livecd ? how ?
[19:21] <mika__> existe-il gnu/linux magazine france en pdf?
[19:21] <doogers> bobertos: what's modules mouse name?
[19:21] <azhar27> it says "Package apache is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[19:21] <qr> airtonix: ok, but does it run on linux?
[19:21] <azhar27> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[19:21] <azhar27> is only available from another source
[19:21] <Viperfang> assargadon_: gksudo gedit /boot/grub.menu.lst
[19:21] <airtonix> qr,  unfortunatly i cant get it working under linux via wine.. but there is one that is native..just need to remember the name
[19:21] <jmichelse1> bobertdos: thanks I will check that out
[19:21] <bobertdos> jmichelse1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide#Config%20Files
[19:22] <qr> airtonix: ahh I see.   I'm not particularly interested in running this via wine.  I want something I can run from the cli to bring up a full screen visualization.
[19:22] <gut> .
[19:23] <rubyat> qr: xine has one
[19:23] <assargadon_> If I choose "Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-16-generic", everything boots ok. If I choose "Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic", error "15: File not found" appear.  I open menu.lst, and both initrd and kernel files in correspondent sections is on my disk really. What can be a problem?
[19:23] <nn64> gut, can you get back on to your orig system or is it not booting becasuse of the sata problem you mentioned
[19:23] <qr> rubyat: oh really?  I'll check it out, thanks
[19:23] <rubyat> not great, but ok
[19:24] <ompaul> !fr | mika__
[19:24] <CheesyWeasel> anybody know of a lego-esque creator that can run on ubuntu without wine?
[19:25] <gut> nn64, i have only fedora 7 installed
[19:25] <azhar27> people any help with installing apache, i think i have some problems with repositories, it says apache not in repositories.
[19:26] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[19:26] <assargadon_> well, I can just delete 19-kernel option, but it's not funny, isn't it?
[19:27] <bonscott> Hello, anybody speak spanish or know a channel that speak in spanish ?
[19:27] <airtonix> qr, still here? i'm looking into this myself
[19:27] <jpds> !es | bonscott
[19:27] <bonscott> What is best , Compiz whith XGL or AIGLX
[19:28] <diego3> #tune2fs
[19:28] <diego3> ups
[19:28] <Flannel> azhar27: Is this a new install?
[19:28] <qr> airtonix: I am
[19:28] <azhar27> Flannel, its not new install
[19:28] <tyldis> When booting my Hardy Server doesn
[19:29] <tyldis> When booting my Hardy Server doesn't seem to execute /etc/rcS.d...
[19:29] <Flannel> assargadon_: You wouldn't want to do that anyway, you'd want to remove the package.  pastebin the output of ls -l /boot and your menu.lst please
[19:29] <bonscott> who can answer my question ?
[19:30] <azhar27> Flannel - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m2e0fd7d9
[19:30] <airtonix> qr, looking here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_visualization
[19:30] <Flannel> azhar27: alright, sounds like your sources.list is a little weaked.  Pastebin it and we'll take a look
[19:30] <airtonix> qr, i se that avs is now opensource
[19:31] <troubledd> I have modified a kernel module and would like to *only* recompile that specfic module and its dependencies. How would I go about this?
[19:31] <Ab3L> bonscott: ubuntu-es
[19:31] <assargadon_> Flannel: should I pastebinn all the menu.lst or uncommented lines only?
[19:31] <marcules> Hi there ^^
[19:31] <qr> airtonix: interesting, although there doesn't seem to be a linux port :(
[19:32] <airtonix> qr, i do remember using a clone of it in linux that did fullscreen...bear with me
[19:32] <Flannel> assargadon_: just pastebin the whole thing
[19:32] <tyldis> When booting my Hardy Server doesn't seem to execute /etc/rcS.d/*. It's a vanilla installation upgraded from Gutsy a while ago. Any ideas?
[19:32] <compengi> azhar27, i think he asked you to pastebin it ;)
[19:32] <azhar27> Flannel , sure.I will do it. now.
[19:33] <azhar27> Flannel - http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m195793a2
[19:33] <azhar27> compengi - yup doing it :P
[19:33] <compengi> :)
[19:34] <Flannel> azhar27: Alright, that looks normal enough.  Do you get any errors when you do `sudo apt-get update`?
[19:34] <scucci> I had a really quick question I was wondering if someone could help me out with? I've been try'ng to figure it out on my own all morning... reading mans and every forum post I could find... but still haven't gotten it to work, so this is my last stop before I give up on it. :)
[19:35] <azhar27> Flannel - last time, i checked, there were no errors, will try once again.
[19:35] <maddash> scucci: the suspence is killing us
[19:35] <maddash> suspense*
[19:35] <kasuko> hi, I was just wondering why I can't install wine from the repos?
[19:35] <Viperfang> scucci: dant ask to ask, just ask
[19:35] <scucci> *drama music*
[19:35] <Flannel> kasuko: Do you have universe enabled?  Are you on 32bit? (is that a requirement anymore?)
[19:35] <assargadon_> Flannel: and mine one: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42791/
[19:36] <kasuko> ... I have universe enabled
[19:36] <kasuko> and I dont know about 64 bit
[19:36] <scucci> KK, is there anyway to get mplayer to recognize the files I'm opening and know what aid and sid to use for each file? I have a series of MKV files that have the audio and subs on different tracks than all of my other files.
[19:36] <airtonix> qr, i havent used this yet, but it uses opengl therefore would work in wine...looks freakn awesome and from the looks of the editing section overshadows winamps avs abilities
[19:36] <assargadon_> Looks like everything similar for 19 and 16 kernel
[19:36] <airtonix> qr, http://vsxu.com/screenshots.e
[19:36] <messi> ciao
[19:36] <scucci> I'd like to do it in the mplayer.conf file if at all possible.
[19:36] <azhar27> Flannel - no errors at all.
[19:37] <qr> airtonix: wow, that does look quite impressive
[19:37] <airtonix> qr, just no linux binaries yet
[19:37] <kasuko> Flannel: how would I find out if I'm on 32 bit?
[19:37] <Flannel> azhar27: Alright,  Oh... wait.  You said the apache package?
[19:37] <azhar27> Flannel - yup
[19:37] <Flannel> assargadon_: And the one that *does* boot is the third option (total) from the top? or the one under memtest?
[19:38] <dominique> X starts, but my mouse/cursor is unresponsive.  I'm using the ati drivers in xorg.conf.  Since the intrepid channel is a bit idle, I wonder if anyone could help me here.  This is my Xorg.0.log file: http://pastebin.ca/1191724
[19:38] <Flannel> azhar27: right.  you want apache2, sorry, I should've caught that at the beginning and saved you some time.
[19:38] <maddash> kasuko: uname -a I think
[19:38] <azhar27> Flannel - yup
[19:38] <Flannel> azhar27: apache (1.X) isn't in the repos anymore.
[19:38] <azhar27> Flannel - oh, so sudo apt-get install apache2 ...should work right.
[19:38] <Flannel> azhar27: yeah
[19:39] <laptop> Is it possible, to create font, so that when I lets say press A button on my keyboard, it writes the character A, but that it is not A, but some kind of word
[19:39] <assargadon_> Flannel, third. XP boots, too. Don't try to boot "one under memtest"
[19:39] <azhar27> Flannel - Thanks very much.
[19:39] <Flannel> azhar27: No problem
[19:39] <EugenMayer> how to configure, which JVM is used ( openjdk or suns jdk ) in ubuntu ?
[19:39] <kasuko> x86_64, is that 64bit?
[19:40] <maddash> kasuko: yes
[19:40] <airtonix> qr, for something wuick now though you could try out projectM
[19:40] <kr00l> How do i check Ubuntu Internal IP Address?
[19:40] <kasuko> does that mean no wine for me?
[19:40] <airtonix> qr, it's a opengl version of milkdrop
[19:40] <bobertdos> EugenMayer: Both are available in the repos. Have you installed either of them?
[19:40] <Viperfang> kr00l: ifconfig
[19:40] <airtonix> qr, http://projectm.sourceforge.net/
[19:40] <EugenMayer> bobertdos: yes i have both
[19:40] <scucci> I'll take that as a 'no', oh well. Was worth a shot.
[19:40] <Flannel> kasuko: no.  wine exists for 64 bit
[19:40] <EugenMayer> bobertdos: but i want to use suns as default
[19:41] <qr> airtonix: yea I just found that page too.  It's just a library though , not a player :(
[19:41] <airtonix> ar, i'm working off this page in a process of ellimination http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_visualization
[19:41] <airtonix> ar, http://www.logarithmic.net/pfh/synaesthesia then?
[19:41] <bobertdos> EugenMayer: You need to specify it as the default using the update-java-alternatives command in the terminal.
[19:41] <qr> airtonix: although it looks like the most promising so far
[19:42] <EugenMayer> bobertdos: thats what i was searching for, thank you
[19:42] <bobertdos> EugenMayer: no problem :)
[19:42] <Flannel> assargadon_: Hmmm, its odd that one boots and not the other.  It *could* feasibly be a regression with the RAID I guess?  You should file a bug about it.
[19:43] <airtonix> ar, a guide on ubuntu forums about using projectm : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=749793&highlight=visualisation
[19:43] <Flannel> kasuko: What error do you get when trying to install wine? (sudo apt-get install wine)
[19:43] <assargadon_> Flannel, oh, sorry, I don't inform you...yes, I really install my Ubntu on software raid.
[19:44] <assargadon_> Yeasterday :)
[19:44] <assargadon_> So I should check my raid regression
[19:44] <danbhfive> Is there any way to configure shortcuts in gnome?
[19:44] <Flannel> assargadon_: It may be that you have to do something to get new kernels to work, or it might be that the 16 kernel worked, and the -19 doesn't (a regression in the kernel, basically a bug).
[19:45] <Flannel> assargadon_: so, filing a bug certainly wouldn't hurt, unfortunately I'm not too familiar with RAIDs and troubleshooting.
[19:45] <kasuko> Flannel I grabbed the development version, turns out I needed it
[19:45] <kasuko> it works now
[19:45] <Flannel> kasuko: the winehq version?
[19:45] <kasuko> yes
[19:45] <rinaldi_> hi, I'm trying to use gparted to resize the windows partition on another hard drive. At first it was locked, because it was mounted, but now it has a sign with a "!" next to it and I am still unable to resize. Any ideas?
[19:45] <Flannel> kasuko: Alright, sounds good
[19:45] <kasuko> Flannel, is that a bad thing?
[19:46] <kasuko> thanks
[19:46] <Flannel> kasuko: Nope, just wanted to make sure you weren't compiling
[19:46] <assargadon_> Flannel, if I'll decide it's a bug: what a place for placing this bug on? And what additional information will be usefull to place?
[19:46] <Flannel> !launchpad | assargadon_
[19:46] <Flannel> !bugs | assargadon_
[19:46] <Flannel> assargadon_: that links more relevant, obviously.
[19:46] <airtonix> qr, ah i think i may jog some of my memoery, one i originally thought of might be an xmms plugin
[19:47] <assargadon_> Flannel, thanks. ubottu: thanks, too :)
[19:47] <geodome> hi. how to disable ASLA and run ARTS instead on Ubuntu?
[19:47] <qr> airtonix: interesting, I've been pointed to xmms before.  I'm going to try out that projectM guide on the forms and see where it gets me.
[19:47] <geodome> hi. how to disable ALSA and run aRTs instead?
[19:48] <airtonix> qr, there is this too http://www.emulinks.de/xmms-winamp/
[19:48] <dres> geodome: arts runs on top of alsa.
[19:49] <kpettit> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a HP server that uses SCSI for it's disks.  Ubuntu installs fine but won't boot, gets stuck on "grub".  I think it's not loading the SCSI module needed or something similar.  Any idea what I can do to fix?
[19:49] <qr> airtonix: cool, I'll try that if the projectm doesn't work (I'm already halfway through the checkout, so I might as well plug onwards :) )
[19:49] <maphiosomirin> hellow, i have one doubt,
[19:50] <maphiosomirin> i am using ubuntu version 5.10 and i need make the update on system, what i make ?
[19:50] <Gnea> maphiosomirin: 5.10?! wow, that's old...
[19:50] <qr> maphiosomirin: oh boy... is there a compelling reason not to do a clean install?
[19:50] <Gnea> !update > maphiosomirin
[19:50] <Gnea> qr: he has no choice.
[19:50] <geodome> can't u transfer all your stuff to portable hard drive
[19:51] <ESphynx> Would anyone please test my .deb ecere package? :)
[19:51] <Abed> hey guys i am looking for a gd tutorial for Assembly and which compiler to use?
[19:51] <Gnea> ecere?
[19:51] <qr> Gnea: well, there still might be compelling reasons why a clean install is not feasible.  If there are then he's stuck, but still...
[19:52] <ESphynx> Gnea: www.ecere.com ( www.ecere.com/ecere-0.43_i386.deb )
[19:52] <qr> Abed: you want to learn assembly? Seriously?  You are a rare breed indeed.
[19:52] <Gnea> qr: if he wants to update the system, he has only one way to go.
[19:52] <The-Compiler> Abed: use me :D You don't need a compiler for assembler afaik
[19:52] <Abed> qr, The-Compiler i need a gd tut and compiler
[19:52] <Pici> maphiosomirin: 5.10 is no longer supported.  I highly suggest that you install a more recent version of Ubuntu.
[19:53] <airtonix> maphiosomirin, if you had put your '/home' on a seperate partition from your system then a clean install would not pose as many problems as it would if you had not
[19:53] <maphiosomirin> Pici,  i can install the new version only without uninstall this version, type, i put the cd room on drive and update the system /
[19:54] <Pici> maphiosomirin: No, you cannot upgrade directly from 5.10 to 8.04.
[19:55] <maphiosomirin> Pici, hmmm ok, i will get the new version, another think, with ubuntu i can make web server, proxy and squids servers?
[19:55] <Abed> !fasm
[19:55] <sidewalk> hey i get
[19:55] <sidewalk> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[19:55] <sidewalk> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[19:55] <Pici> maphiosomirin: Sure
[19:55] <sidewalk> but dpkg --configure -a doesnt work either, not eve with sudo
[19:56] <cleanux> what does it say when you run dpkg --configure -a?
[19:56] <sidewalk> im trying to run sudo dpkg --configure -a and i get a segfault with the following: dpkg: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 139
[19:56] <ompaul> sidewalk, use sudo in front of that
[19:56] <maphiosomirin> Pici,  tanks again ;] you are a nice helper xD
[19:56] <sidewalk> ompaul: "not eve with sudo"
[19:57] <sidewalk> cleanux: have any ideas?
[19:57] <joeas> hey anyone know how to open an application to a specific workspace from the terminal?
[19:57] <ompaul> sidewalk, I hit enter as you did - ... so what is the last package you see on screen before it dies
[19:58] <cleanux> sidewalk, did you abort an update?
[19:58] <Abed> if anyone here knows assembly plz reply
[19:58] <sidewalk> ompaul: Setting up libc6 (2.7-10ubuntu3) ...
[19:58] <sidewalk> cleanux: no, but an update aborted on me :-(
[19:58] <luis08> hi guys!
[19:58] <Pici> Abed: Try ##asm perhaps?
[19:59] <cleanux> happened to me once aswell, i removed the package that was installing when the update aborted and then ran dkpg --configure -a
[19:59] <cyberix> Is marking bugs invalid until they get forwarded upstream the right thing to do? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/258003
[19:59] <cyberix> I mean incomplete
[19:59] <ompaul> cleanux, sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade see if that helps
[19:59] <maphiosomirin> Pici,  you know one link to i get vnc for ubuntu to conect on one machine ?
[20:00] <airtonix> qr, i just installed winamp 2.91 under wine. visualisation seems to good
[20:00] <cleanux> try doing that, sidewalk
[20:00] <furenku> hello! I'm in need of buying a Firewire Controller for an Audio Card; they recommend Texas Instrument's chipsets. Does anybody know whether they work well with Ubuntu?
[20:00] <airtonix> qr, just cant go fullscreen which i guess ruins it for you
[20:01] <qr> airtonix: cool.  ( the project m checkout is still going for me ), and yeah, no fullscreen kinda does ruin it for me :(  I'm looking to run this on my media center box.
[20:01] <Abed> i want to program using assembly
[20:01] <airtonix> qr, wish i could remember the name of that original vis i wanted
[20:01] <Abed> anyone!
[20:02] <joeas> i know a bit oof assembly
[20:02] <qr> Abed: seriously, you don't.
[20:02] <Abed> qr i do want it is a class i have to take
[20:02] <qr> airtonix: ahh well, no worries.  You've been quite helpful though, I have a few things to try out now, thanks.
[20:03] <qr> Abed: which assembly do you want to program in?
[20:03] <joeas> abed: i took a class in microprocessors so i know a bit
[20:04] <Abed> joeas qr i need to know everythin so if u have ebooks , tuts i will be thankful
[20:05] <qr> Abed: you can't possibly learn every assembly language... that's like trying to learn every scripting language.
[20:05] <cleanux> who'd want to learn assembly for remote controllers' chipsets anyway
[20:05] <qr> Abed: what archetecture do you need to program for.  I know most intro assembly classes use virtual machines with simplified archetectures, you should find out what one you're going to be using.
[20:05] <Pici> Abed: This isn't really ontopic for #ubuntu.  I've already told you that ##asm is the proper place to ask, they seem to have lots of links in their channel's topic.
[20:06] <nn64> Abed, its really not worth the effort to learn asm really learn c++ and find a compiler for that chip
[20:06] <furenku> hello! I'm in need of buying a Firewire Controller for an Audio Card; they recommend Texas Instrument's chipsets. Does anybody know whether they work well with Ubuntu?
[20:06] <Abed> nn64 so c++ is better?
[20:06] <qr> Abed: most anything is better than assembly if you intend on getting anything actually _done_.
[20:06] <cleanux> more usable at least, whilst maybe not for an asm class :D
[20:07] <joeas> well it depends, on some occassions it is better. Othertimes asm will get the job done quicker
[20:07] <Abed> ok guys can i connect c++ with a shipset or so?
[20:07] <Pici> !offtopic | Abed joeas nn64
[20:08] <Pici> Please take this elsewhere.
[20:08] <zzdds> how do i get auto spell check to work in firefox3 (ubuntu 8.04)? like when you're typing and email or in a textfield..??
[20:08] <zzdds> i have the language pack installed
[20:08] <doogers> I created chroot enviromnet with debootstrap.. now... I started xorg of chroot in another display and I copied my config file (xorg.conf) in chroot/etc/X11... but when I enter CTRL-ALT-F9(chroot display) the mouse doesn't work. Why?
[20:09] <dooglus> has anyone had any luck getting google's chrome to run in wine?
[20:09] <joeas> anyone know how to open an application from the terminal in a specific workspace?
[20:09] <qr> dooglus: it's been released?
[20:09] <dooglus> qr: yeah, but it crashes very quickly for me
[20:10] <qr> dooglus: interesting.  I'll try it out and let you know if I have any luck.
[20:10] <dinar> why hdd led always flashes periodicallly when computer is not working?
[20:10] <main> Does anyone know if the default ubuntu 8.04 mounting of ntfs partitions is write-safe? (ntfs-3g?)
[20:10] <dinar> it did not do so at past as i remember
[20:10] <dooglus> qr: I had to forge my user-agent to convince the site I was running windows, or it wouldn't let me download it
[20:10] <johnny_rakete> hello
[20:11] <a[2121]e> anyone know how to connect PocketPC with ubuntu?
[20:11] <qr> dooglus: I just ran into the same problem :\
[20:11] <vrang> is the default ubuntu 8.04 mounting of ntfs partitions is write-safe? (ntfs-3g?)
[20:11] <johnny_rakete> can someone tell me how to activate desktop cube in kubuntu?
[20:11] <vrang> blaerg i just messed up that sentence
[20:11] <vrang> you get the question though
[20:11] <dooglus> qr: http://dooglus.rincevent.net/random/ChromeSetup.exe if you want it
[20:12] <nn64> johnny_rakete, do you have compwiz installed ?
[20:12] <johnny_rakete> yes
[20:12] <Tophat> dooglus - you know that's an exe win executable right?
[20:12] <qr> dooglus: thanks
[20:12] <dinar> vrang what is write safe? unwritable?
[20:12] <Viperfang> http://www.google.com/chrome <-- official download
[20:12] <dooglus> Tophat: yes.  isn't that what wine needs?
[20:12] <vrang> it was dangerous to write to ntfs partitions as far as i remember
[20:12] <johnny_rakete> nn64, i also activated the desktop cube plugin but it doesnt works
[20:12] <dinar> but any way i do not know 8 04
[20:12] <vrang> it shows as "fuseblk" in the mtab file
[20:12] <dinar> not
[20:12] <vrang> the ntfs (win) partitions
[20:13] <vrang> automatic mounts by ubuntu 8.04
[20:13] <dinar>  it is not dangerous now as i know i write in 710
[20:13] <philip> hi, can anyone help me with audio? i want to use audio in skype, flash and amarok/audacious at the same time? :)
[20:13] <qr> dooglus: you weren't kidding about crashing quickly...
[20:13] <Gnea> vrang: yes, 'was' is the key word there.
[20:13] <|f|> philip, check your alsamixer settings.
[20:13] <zzdds> anyone know how to enable firefox3 inline spell check (english) - it's showing weird suggestions, but i have english installed?
[20:13] <philip> how?
[20:13] <nn64> johnny_rakete, I haven't actually done this with the ubuntu gui so I can't really tell you how its done.
[20:13] <vrang> Alright, just wanted to make sure before I write stuff to a crucial backup drive
[20:14] <vrang> Is it using ntfs-3g by default?
[20:14] <vrang> via fuse?
[20:14] <Gnea> vrang: yes.
[20:14] <|f|> philip, run alsamixer in console and see if nothing is set as [MM]
[20:14] <vrang> Great, is there some kind of tool to know what ntfs-3g mounts are currently active?
[20:14] <vrang> didnt find anything in the man file
[20:14] <Gnea> vrang: and it is *very* stable these days.
[20:14] <johnny_rakete> nn64,  okay thank you although
[20:14] <Gnea> df -Th
[20:14] <philip> |f|, alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[20:14] <philip>   - is what i get.
[20:15] <nn64> johnny_rakete, I have had plenty of time playing around with it the backend way but never acutally got it to start automatically working.
[20:15] <|f|> philip, you dont have the drivers loaded.
[20:15] <vrang> Gnea: says 'fuseblk'
[20:15] <vrang> but cant you know what fs it is?
[20:15] <philip> im talking at skype atm :S
[20:15] <|f|> philip, and you can't listen to music?
[20:15] <philip> it also says this: ** PULSEAUDIO: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[20:15] <Gnea> vrang: yes, just fdisk -l /dev/whatever
[20:15] <philip> no not while talkin over skype.
[20:15] <Gnea> vrang: if it's /dev/sdb3, then: fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[20:16] <joeas> how do i open gedit in workspace 2 from a terminal in workspace 1?
[20:16] <joeas> anyone
[20:16] <barbarella> philip: it said Connection refused
[20:16] <mds_> hi all.  When I switch to a different video player (e.g. first I play a file w/ mplayer, then w/ kaffeine) I just get fuzzy colors but no video.  The sound is ok.  I have to restart X-Server and then it works again. Using ubuntu 7.10. w/ Gnome.  Can anyone show me the direction to look into?!
[20:16] <nn64> joeas, you can't
[20:16] <vrang> umm just says cannot open :-X
[20:16] <philip> yes, i can see that barbarella .
[20:16] <joeas> ok thanks
[20:16] <Gnea> vrang: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[20:16] <vrang> ah yes, of course
[20:16] <hugleo> good afternoon
[20:16] <nn64> joeas, but you can open gedit in workspace1 and move it to workspace2
[20:17] <|f|> philip, are you streaming anything?
[20:17] <philip> if you mean a skype conversation, then yes.
[20:17] <barbarella> philip: are you in the audio group?
[20:17] <nn64> joeas, you right click the title bar and go down to the move to menu then click on the work space you want to move it to
[20:17] <vrang> hpfs/ntfs
[20:17] <joeas> nn64, i know thats what i've been doing. would have been easier to pass an argument when opening it
[20:18] <vrang> and w95 ext'd (lba)
[20:18] <philip> which audio group barbarella  .. im kinda new to pulseaudio.
[20:18] <hateball> joeas: You can use devilspie to set rules etc
[20:18] <fluxine> if [ "a"=="b" ]; then echo equals; fi     that echoes ne "equals". This is the normal behavior ?
[20:18] <hateball> joeas: Like if a window has a certain title, it's placed on a certain workspace etc
[20:18] <Pici> hateball, joeas: devilspie only works with metacity iirc, not compiz.
[20:19] <nn64> joeas, yes but unfortunately it dosen't work that way. beryl has a way where you can drag the window from one workspace to a nother workspace.
[20:19] <hateball> Pici: Oh I read it as different virtual desktops :o
[20:19] <Pici> hateball: He may be talking about that too, but I just wanted to throw that in.
[20:20] <joeas> nn64: cool i'll just continue right-clicking:)
[20:20] <vrang> I suppose if it says HPFS/NTFS that's ok
[20:20] <Gnea> vrang: yup
[20:20] <mds_> anyone?
[20:20] <vrang> Alright, I was worried for the data
[20:21] <Gnea> vrang: if you want to get extra fancy, install ntfs-utils, umount your partition(s), and run ntfsinfo on them
[20:21] <vrang> interesting, i might try that
[20:21] <vrang> not sure what it'd give me
[20:21] <nn64> joeas, after you get used to it, you will do it so quick that it won't matter any more.
[20:22] <Gnea> well, it's got the word 'info' in it... in this case, that actually means something ;)
[20:22] <sexbuntu> Anybody know why would only gedit  show up in view on the small virtual desktop selector even though opened in one desktop  in xfce?
[20:22] <vrang> :)
[20:22] <sorin_> salut
[20:22] <fluxine> salut
[20:22] <sorin_> ma am o problema
[20:22] <Gnea> !fr
[20:23] <fluxine> sorry
[20:23] <hateball> joeas: ctrl+alt+shift+arrowkey will move the current window, in gnome with metacity... if thats what you're using
[20:23] <vrang> Lol, nice
[20:23]  * vrang can read french
[20:23] <sorin_> am instalat cs si nu merge
[20:23] <sorin_> lam instalat cum il instalez pe windows
[20:23] <vrang> Anyway, thanks for the help Gnea
[20:24] <Gnea> vrang: cheers :)_
[20:24] <Gnea> :)
[20:24] <joeas> hateball: thanks! i didn't know about that one
[20:24] <Gnea> !english | sorin_
[20:25] <mds_> quit
[20:25] <sorin_> ok
[20:25] <Flannel> !ro | sorin_
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[20:25] <cleanux> !nl cleanux
[20:26] <cleanux> :(
[20:26] <absolut> wassup
[20:26] <Gnea> !spam | GoriIIaz
[20:30] <sorin_> wow
[20:30] <sorin_> no spick engles
[20:30] <Flannel> !ro | sorin_
[20:30] <sorin_> ok
[20:30] <sorin_> stiu putina engleza
[20:31] <ivo> if i have livecd, and i need new driver, what to do?  compilation driver to *.a? and insmod *.a??
[20:31] <vlt> Hello. I use Firefox 3.0.1 and the History doesn't store any new pages, though they appear in the address bar when beginning to type. Any idea what could be the problem here?
[20:32] <azhar27> guys can i install chrome on Ubuntu, using wine.
[20:32] <HeinHein> you speak about "About:tabs".... yeah?
[20:33] <Flannel> azhar27: You should ask the #winehq people, or #ubuntu-offtopic, I think a fwe people there are trying it right now.  (Chrome's too new for us to know one way or the other yet)
[20:33] <Masterkiller> does anyone know what package to install for saslauthd in 8.04?
[20:33] <peeps> hello, when i log in, i get a box that says something like "$home direction defaults cannot be loaded blah blah your .dmrc file is being ignored and should have users permission and access from no one else"...
[20:33] <peeps> what does this mean?
[20:33] <azhar27> Flannel - yup, i will try there.
[20:34] <jing-jang> evening :)
[20:34] <jing-jang> anybody done windows xp installation after installing ubuntu 8.04 ???
[20:34] <Fishscene> What do you need to know?
[20:35] <jing-jang> how to set up dual boot
[20:35] <Skitt> grub recovery
[20:35] <Fishscene> ah
[20:35] <Gnea> !dualboot
[20:35] <Flannel> !grub | jing-jang
[20:35] <jing-jang> thanks :)
[20:35] <Flannel> jing-jang: first link there will get you set up
[20:36] <tarvid> looking for svg to flash tools
[20:36] <HeinHein> Can I have some ID for french chan please... I'm a newbie
[20:36] <jpds> !fr | HeinHein
[20:37] <HeinHein> Thks!
[20:37] <HeinHein> !fr
[20:37] <Jasmin_> hi
[20:37] <[Ex0r]> err stupid ass mysql
[20:38] <Ab3L> good night
[20:39] <mydoghasworms> What is the default password for postgres on a PostgreSQL installation?
[20:40] <Jasmin_> http://www.airtel.in/wps/wcm/connect/airtel.in/Airtel.In/Home/ForYou/Wireless+Internet/USB+Modem/
[20:40] <nosmelc> I need to mount a 3.5" Mac formatted floppy so I can get the data off of it for a friend.  I was told that something like this should work.  "mount -t hfs /dev/fd0 /mnt/macdata"  Do I need to unmount the floppy first?
[20:40] <Jasmin_> anyone knows how do i configure this modem in kubuntu
[20:40] <Jasmin_> http://www.airtel.in/wps/wcm/connect/airtel.in/Airtel.In/Home/ForYou/Wireless+Internet/USB+Modem/
[20:40] <cleanux> should i reboot when i changed my default browser using update-alternatives?
[20:40] <frog_> how do i force a module to use a certain device under /dev? it chooses /dev/video2 at boot. i want it to use video3.
[20:40] <cleanux> doesn't work yet :/
[20:41] <administrator> Jim
[20:41] <administrator> sad
[20:41] <pulse00> hi all, i'm trying to debug postfix under ubuntu but there's nothing written in /var/mail.log. if i understood i right, the logging is defined in /etc/syslog.conf. as far as i can say this looks right. this is my syslog.conf: http://pastebin.ca/1191820. anyone knows why this file does not exist in ubuntu ?
[20:41] <administrator> adsadsa
[20:41] <administrator> hi all
[20:42] <pulse00> sorry, i meant /var/log/mail.log
[20:44] <sidewalk> ompaul: you still there?
[20:44] <nosmelc> I tried that mount command in Terminal but it said that only root can do that.  How do I run the mount command as root?
[20:44] <bugaloo> nosmelc, sudo mount etc etc
[20:44] <Kungen354646> can any1 help me setup samba?
[20:44] <nosmelc> oh
[20:45] <bugaloo> Kungen354646, what is your doubt?
[20:45] <nosmelc> bugaloo sudo -s?
[20:45] <Kungen354646> it says "Failed to modify password entry for user kungen" when i try to add myself as a user
[20:45] <bugaloo> dont only sudo work?
[20:46] <Dabbu> i am connecting to internet through my USB modem and use wvdial to connect ..but what i found is that my connection get disconnected after few time and get connected again...why?
[20:46] <Dabbu> any solution to stop this
[20:46] <bugaloo> Kungen354646, how are you trying to add?
[20:46] <moccuo> im trying to get some data off an ntfs partition.. any idea what would be the easiest way to do this? (i dont have the admin password for the xp install)
[20:47] <Kungen354646> bugaloo:  im using this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
[20:47] <Kungen354646> im at the part where im supposed to add myself as a user
[20:47] <bugaloo> moccuo, install the libntfs9 package
[20:47] <bugaloo> apt-get install libntfs9
[20:48] <bugaloo> Kungen354646, are you adding via swat?
[20:48] <bugaloo> or command line?
[20:48] <Kungen354646> command line
[20:48] <moccuo> bugaloo: so i should just boot off an ubuntu disk and do that?
[20:48] <Ienorand> Ahum... How do I view the bash history, _including output_ in the shell?
[20:49] <barbarella> Kungen354646:smbpasswd -a user
[20:49] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, hi
[20:49] <H0T_R0D> !bluetooth
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, can u help me out
[20:49] <vague`> Hey, I am trying to compile eterm with utf8 support, and run ./configure --enable-multi-charset, but it errors out on detecting libast, and says I need to have version 0.5 or higher, now I do have libast installed, and in the correct place. Any tips n tricks that you could suggest?
[20:49] <AutoMatriX> hi floks, can someone tell me how to find files containing the word 'mail' in a specific dir ?
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <bugaloo> moccuo, the ntfs partition is on same disk than ubuntu?
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <FloodBot1> charsets: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, http://www.airtel.in/wps/wcm/connect/airtel.in/Airtel.In/Home/ForYou/Wireless+Internet/USB+Modem/Know+More/Documentation+Required/
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:49] <bastid_raZor> Ienorand; ~/.bash_history
[20:49] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <bastid_raZor> !op | charsets
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <moccuo> bugaloo: no, i dont have ubuntu installed anywhere..
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <Kungen354646> Jasmin_: hi
[20:50] <charsets> http://www.google.com/chrome
[20:50] <bugaloo> moccuo, so I didnt get your problem, hehe
[20:50] <Ienorand> bastid_raZor: cheers will test
[20:50] <mattp> hi, is the vnc server packaged with gnome ubuntu built into gnome?
[20:50] <bugaloo> you have a windows problem then, right?
[20:50] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, how do i configure that modem in kubuntu
[20:50] <moccuo> bugaloo: i have 2 pc's both are windows xp. im trying to backup the data from them and reformat them
[20:51] <sidewalk> when trying sudo dpkg --configure libc6, it says "Segmentatio fault" and then "dpkg: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 139" anyone know what it might be?
[20:51] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, http://www.airtel.in/wps/wcm/connect/airtel.in/Airtel.In/Home/ForYou/Wireless+Internet/USB+Modem/Know+More/Documentation+Required/
[20:51] <bugaloo> oh ,ok... I just didnt understand why you are asking this on #ubuntu channel, but whatever...
[20:51] <barbarella> mattp:gnome-rdp you mean
[20:51] <bugaloo> try a linux-based bootdisk called chntpwd
[20:51] <BlueKoala> Can anyone help me with a wireless device?
[20:51] <bugaloo> you should find it on google
[20:52] <moccuo> bugaloo: whats it for?
[20:52] <Kungen354646> Jasmin_: im sorry, dont think i can help you :(
[20:52] <bugaloo> to change the administrator password
[20:52] <moccuo> bugaloo: so, i dont really need an ubuntu disk then?
[20:52] <Jasmin_> Kungen354646, its ok no prob
[20:52] <bugaloo> moccuo, does the windows starts?
[20:52] <moccuo> bugaloo: yes, but we dont have the password
[20:53] <bugaloo> moccuo, as I said... the chntpwd will allow you to change the Adm password
[20:53] <pulse00> should '/etc/init.d/sysklogd restart' print out any messages in ubuntu 8.04 ?
[20:53] <bugaloo> but it only works if your HardDisk is IDE... doesn't work with sata disks
[20:53] <vague`> Ok, asking again with that flooding coming in the way with my last question
[20:53] <vague`> Hey, I am trying to compile eterm with utf8 support, and run ./configure --enable-multi-charset, but it errors out on detecting libast, and says I need to have version 0.5 or higher, now I do have libast installed, and in the correct place. Any tips n tricks that you could suggest?
[20:53] <danbhfive> !mouse
[20:54] <mandar> yooooooooooooooooooo
[20:54] <Ienorand> bastid_raZor: Um, on a non-Ubuntu system? Also I'm after what the computer gives me after I do the commands, not the commands themselves.
[20:54] <mandar> why all r quitting ?
[20:54] <BlueKoala> Can anyone help me with a wireless device?
[20:54] <Kungen354646> omg... is there any way of turning off enter/part messages in pidgin?
[20:54] <Flannel> Kungen354646: yes
[20:55] <bugaloo> BlueKoala, what's your network device?
[20:55] <danbhfive> Kungen354646: its under plugins
[20:55] <Kungen354646> checking...
[20:55] <barbarella> BlueKoala:just ask
[20:55] <BlueKoala> It's a Cisco wireless adaptor inside a thinkpad t40
[20:55] <bastid_raZor> Ienorand; i don't know where you would look on a non-Ubuntu system.
[20:55] <mandar> please helpme I have to install IP msgr on ubuntu
[20:55] <bugaloo> BlueKoala, sorry... never worked with that :\
[20:55] <danbhfive> netsplit?
[20:55] <BlueKoala> I need to figure out how to restart the device so I can run a script file wheneverr the network connection disappears
[20:55] <mimor> I want to edit a .srf (sony) image
[20:55] <mandar> help help
[20:55] <mimor> but i cant find a program that can do this
[20:55] <bugaloo> BlueKoala, but the device works?
[20:55] <BlueKoala> I thought it was a problem with nm-applet but unfortunately the problem lies on a lower level
[20:56] <moccuo> bugaloo: i googled chntpwd... cant realy find a good download link for it.
[20:56] <mattp> barbarella: no vnc, linux to linux
[20:56] <BlueKoala> The device works
[20:56] <mimor> does someone know a program that's able to edit .srf images?
[20:56] <[Ex0r]> grr i hate this fricking crap
[20:56] <BlueKoala> It connects to a network upon boot about 40% of the time
[20:56] <mandar> :(
[20:56] <bugaloo> moccuo, wait a second... I'll check if I have it here
[20:56] <mandar> plz help me experts
[20:56] <Kungen354646> danbhfive: which plugin? o.O
[20:56] <danbhfive> !ask > mandar
[20:56] <mandar> i want to install ipmsgr
[20:57] <materic> Hy. I have instaled google earth program and i have got a problem with blinking and labelas. eniway, when I tray to focus a place the white place is shown but not the name of a coutnrty/town. and when i zoom in, zoom out or move around the picture is blinking. Can somebody help me, or give some advice ????????????
[20:57] <cyix> !mouse
[20:57] <Ienorand> bastid_raZor: Ah, I thought there might be some general linux thingy for seeing all output in bash, kinda like "history" but also including the "answers" so to speak...
[20:57] <danbhfive> Kungen354646: did you find the plugin list?  Its obvious, something about hiding join/part messages
[20:57] <[Ex0r]> errr, this fricking crap
[20:57] <BlueKoala> Does anyone know how I can re-initialize my eth1 device?
[20:57] <alienchickenpie> I'm trying to get gparted to carve up my NTFS partition, but the resize option stays grayed out, even if I unmount the partition. What could I be doing wrong?
[20:57] <barbarella> BlueKoala:try a lspci in a console to identify your wireless card, cisco....?
[20:57] <Kungen354646> danbhfive:  aah found it theenks ^^
[20:58] <danbhfive> np
[20:58] <Flannel> [Ex0r]: Do you have a question? or are you just going to complain?  If the latter, please take it elsewhere.
[20:58] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: ifup and ifdown, right?
[20:58] <BlueKoala> AIRONET Wireless communications Cisco Aironet Wireless 802.11b
[20:58] <ivo> if i have livecd, and i need new driver, what to do?  compilation driver to *.a? and insmod *.a??
[20:59] <mandar> HOW to install IP messenger in UBUNTU ?
[20:59] <H0T_R0D> Question? how come i cant transfer my pictures via bluetooth but i can send my vcard (phone contacts) between the computer and phone, samsung a-900
[20:59] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: I'm not familliar with ifup and ifdown
[20:59] <Flannel> mandar: what is an IP messenger?
[20:59] <mandar> it is a programme
[20:59] <Dabbu> if i use a  PCMCIA slot Modem will ubuntu recognise it...............
[20:59] <jordan> salut all
[20:59] <mandar> lan to lan chat programme
[20:59] <cyix> anyone have a link to a HowTo on getting a PS2 type mouse to work?
[21:00] <H0T_R0D> i did the paring and when i scan to connect to the phone , samsung a900 i cant conect?
[21:00] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: well, the man pages for those are pretty straight forward.  Can you please take a look?  I can help you further if you need it
[21:00] <bugaloo> moccuo, sorry... I told you the wrong name
[21:00] <H0T_R0D> i can send files to the phone but not from the phone to computer,
[21:00] <Flannel> mandar: try xipmsg
[21:00] <bugaloo> it's chntpw
[21:01] <mandar> ok
[21:01] <H0T_R0D> files i ment pictures.....
[21:01] <bugaloo> moccuo, http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/
[21:01] <materic> ﻿hy :). I have instaled google earth program and i have got a problem with blinking and labelas. eniway, when I tray to focus a place the white place is shown but not the name of a coutnrty/town. and when i zoom in, zoom out or move around the picture is blinking. Can somebody help me, or give some advice ????????????
[21:01] <bugaloo> you'll find it there
[21:01] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: Can you give me some insight on where I can find the man pages for those? I would be happy to do all the research if I knew where to find the relevant information.
[21:01] <HeinHein> OMG
[21:01] <bugaloo> download bootdisk
[21:01] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: I'm really green to the whole unix type scene
[21:01] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: are you familiar with the CLI?  or sometimes called a terminal?
[21:02] <Kungen354646> bugaloo: im trying this right now "sudo smbpasswd -L -a kungen" but it still says "Failed to modify password entry for user kungen"
[21:02] <mandar> bye flannel
[21:02] <mandar> and thanks
[21:02] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: why are you trying to reset your eth1 device?
[21:02] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: I've used the terminal before and right now am urunning nm-applet via terminal session so I can monitor what happens with it when I try to connect to wireless networtks
[21:03] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: well, on a terminal run: man ifup
[21:03] <bugaloo> user kungen exists on linux system, right?
[21:03] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: Because it does not seem to be working properly most of the time. I want to write a script to fix it whenever it's not working.
[21:03] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: Thank you, I was unaware of that "command".
[21:03] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: in general, you can type: man <command>       for any cli command to get some indepth documentation for that command
[21:04] <Kungen354646> ok, so its not a new user? *^-^*
[21:05] <materic> ﻿Hy agen:). I have instaled "google earth" program and i have got a problem with blinking and labelas. eniway, when I tray to focus a place the white place is shown but not the name of a coutnrty/town. and when i zoom in, zoom out or move around the picture is blinking. Can somebody help me, or give some advice ????????????
[21:05] <Ax3> how is that an ubuntu issue... lol
[21:07] <materic> ok, where i can address the question?
[21:08] <Dabbu> is there any LAN chat software for linux so that i can chat with window user
[21:08] <starenka> google?
[21:08] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: Is there a command that will list all the available commands? I really feel like this could help me progress a lot in this environment.
[21:09] <danbhfive> !cli
[21:09] <barbarella> Dabbu:and what are you doing now!
[21:09] <Dabbu> barbarella:what ?
[21:09] <danbhfive> BlueKoala: hit tab twice, and then get blown away.   That page is a better place to start
[21:10] <starenka> !write | Dabbu
[21:10] <BlueKoala> danbhfive: 1956 possibilities. Blown away is an understatement =]
[21:10] <starenka> Dabbu: try write command
[21:10] <bugaloo> moccuo, sorry... did you read the url?
[21:10] <jbschne> Alright, I have a problem with my wireless card. I installed Ubuntu fresh about a  couple weeks ago, attached to the internet via wired connection. I have a Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02), so I had to use the third party driver provided to me in the Hardware Drivers interface. This worked very well for a while, but it suddenly stopped one day. How do I reinstall the driver (going through t
[21:11] <Dabbu> starenka: what
[21:11] <starenka> Dabbu: you want send a message to another user?
[21:11] <Dabbu> starenka:yes
[21:11] <starenka> Dabbu: write
[21:12] <unop> starenka, he did say LAN chat - with windows
[21:12] <starenka> oh
[21:12] <Dabbu> starenka:you got me wrong ..i want to chat over LAN with window user
[21:12] <starenka> windowS user?
[21:14] <aiman> hi
[21:14] <starenka> dunno: why don't use xmmp (jabber) for that... you get ready to go solution for both platforms... (+ you can set up your own server if necessary)
[21:15] <HeinHein> Excuse-me, can I have IRC Chan lists?
[21:15] <sisapinusa> channel list => do /list
[21:15] <starenka> aiman: hi
[21:16] <michielv> do /list
[21:16] <michielv> uhm
[21:16] <HeinHein> sisapinusa... can you be clear?
[21:16] <HeinHein> I'm New!
[21:16] <sisapinusa> like you did /join #ubuntu, just do /list
[21:17] <arpegius> can anyone recommend a bugtracking system thats easy as pie to setup on ubuntu?
[21:17] <HeinHein> Ok =) I'm coming to understand
[21:17] <arpegius> trac is a mess
[21:17] <qr> arpegius: I was going to suggest trac...
[21:17] <reportingsjr> Is there any way to get rid of any swap-ram being used? I just got into a bit of a predicament and 1.2gb of swap was used, now ~700mb of it is sticking for no reason..
[21:17] <arpegius> found some install directions for it that look nasty, but maybe there's better or its been updated?
[21:18] <bugaloo> moccuo, did you get the chntpw?
[21:18] <qr> reportingsjr: try 'sudo swapoff && sudo swapon'
[21:18] <aiman> hello
[21:18] <moccuo> bugaloo: i got the link, yea. im just burning an ubuntu disk now. going to try that.
[21:19] <reportingsjr> qr, got a usage response.
[21:19] <starenka> arpegius: how about mantis?
[21:19] <bugaloo> ok
[21:19] <bugaloo> good luck
[21:19] <moccuo> thanks
[21:19] <kristian_paul> hi all
[21:19] <unop> Dabbu, http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Communications/Chat/LinWinTalk-33708.shtml sounds promising
[21:19] <kristian_paul> how i can put work powernow in ubuntu?
[21:20] <qr> reportingsjr: if swapoff fails it generally means you don't have enough ram to hold everyhting at once.
[21:20] <reportingsjr> qr, it didn't fail. Just gave me usage: swapoff [-hV] etc..
[21:20] <Dabbu> unop:i am going to try this..thanks
[21:20] <|REM> arpegius: Sorry got disconnected.  If you answered, I didnt see it
[21:21] <qr> reportingsjr: ohhh, swapoff -a and swapon -a, sorry.
[21:22] <arpegius> |REM: did you say something?
[21:22] <arpegius> i don't see it
[21:22] <|REM> arpegius:  I setup trac on windows, it wasnt too bad and I am sure it would be about the same on ubuntu
[21:22] <|REM> what problem are you having?
[21:23] <jbschne_> sorry, I disconnected for a bit. Can anyone tell me if anyone responded to me?
[21:23] <arpegius> just some scary instructions... i think after digging deeper i may have found better instructions
[21:23] <mrec> hi, my volume icon disappeared in the icon bar ontop of the screen, does anyone know how I can add it again?
[21:24] <Dabbu> unop:which software i will install in windows PC
[21:24] <troubledd> I have modified and compiled a kernel module. How would I go about "installing" this properly so that ubuntu loads it next reboot?
[21:24] <reportingsjr> qr, there we go! thanks :)
[21:24] <qr> reportingsjr: cheers
[21:24] <unop> Dabbu, doesn't the software have instructions for windows?
[21:25] <materic> where i can address a question about problem with program named "google earth". the picture is blinking, no countries names...
[21:25] <Nilesh> which kernel version did u compiled ?
[21:25] <Dabbu> unop: no
[21:25] <unop> Dabbu, not sure then
[21:26] <Dabbu> unop: ok
[21:26] <troubledd> Nilesh: I did not compile whole kernel. Only the drivers/input/mouse modules... its the 2.6.24-19-generic
[21:26] <Nilesh> ok
[21:26] <troubledd> i did this: sudo make SUBDIRS=drivers/input/mouse/ modules_install
[21:27] <Nilesh> troubled : so whenever you compile kernel you have to create new kernel image which u can use for next reboots
[21:27] <troubledd> but the modification dates on the modules in /lib/modules/../kernel/drivers/input/mouse are still outdated
[21:28] <troubledd> i don't need new kernel image, i just need to replace the old module with the new one
[21:28] <Nilesh> are you following any kernel compilation document ?
[21:28] <troubledd> no, the ubuntu documentation is lacking in showing how to recompile drivers that are part of the kernel and then installing them (without having to compile whole kernel)
[21:28] <Nilesh> if its only module
[21:29] <troubledd> so i've sort of worked it out myself - but im just wondering how i install it properly so that the system loads it :)
[21:29] <Nilesh> you can load/unload module
[21:29] <troubledd> yep i have tested, it works
[21:29] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[21:29] <Nilesh> cool
[21:30] <msetim> guys... why battery gnome applet show me "discharging time" and "remaining time" with different values: http://link.imgshare.us/92jXsK
[21:30] <Nilesh> you have to make changes in /etc/modprobe.conf
[21:30] <troubledd> aha..
[21:30] <msetim> guys, windows has an estimate time of 3 hours while ubuntu show me only 2 hours
[21:30] <Nilesh> i forgot its ubuntu
[21:30] <troubledd> it is an empty file
[21:30] <troubledd> yeah :D
[21:31] <troubledd> is it "proper" enough to just replace the old .ko with the new one?
[21:31] <phoenixz> Hi there, im trying to get builtin bluetooth working on my Dell d620 laptop..Ive tried some howto\s
[21:31] <phoenixz> Ive found on google
[21:31] <Nilesh> yeah
[21:31] <Nilesh> you have to put that .ko at the proper place
[21:31] <phoenixz> But nothing seems to work.. Anybody here who could give a helping hand?
[21:31] <qr> msetim: battery time remaining is not reported directly by the battery, it's calculated by the system based off of past experience with the battery.  Use it for a while and let it acclimatize to get good estimates.
[21:32] <xintron> how do I search for a file/dir using the terminal in a directory?
[21:32] <Nilesh> let me find out
[21:32] <troubledd> can you remember the proper place? I am not to good with that. is it /lib/modules/2.6.24-19-generic/kernel/drivers/input/mouse/ ?
[21:32] <troubledd> thank you, much appreciated
[21:32] <qr> xintron: find /path/to/search/in -name filename  (man find for much, much more information)
[21:32] <Dabbu> !automake
[21:33] <Jefo> does anyone have an idea why checkgmail doesnt work for me, it says "bad username or password"
[21:33] <Proximo> i've been struggling to make my usb pendrive bootable to install linux on it (tried both ubuntu and pclinuxos and none will boot) anyone got experience on the issue ?
[21:33] <phoenixz> xintron: the locate command might also be usefull..
[21:33] <qr> Jefo: just a thought, but are your username and password entered correctly?
[21:33] <msetim> qr, o.k... however gnome battery applet respect it? Will it perform "low battery action" using estimate or the remaining time reported by battery?
[21:33] <Proximo> can a usb pendrive become unbootable but work fine as a pendrive for instance ?
[21:33] <unop> xintron, find /some/path -name '*keyword*'
[21:34] <unop> Proximo, yes
[21:34] <qr> msetim: the battery does not report remaining time, so it will use the estimate
[21:34] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[21:34] <msetim> qr, o.k :)
[21:35] <fReAkY[t]> hi all. i have set up an apache2 ssl cert using this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/forum/server/apache2/SSL but the newly created cert is only valid for 1 month. how can i change that to be valid for 1 year?
[21:35] <phoenixz> xintron: locate filename  works fast, but limited by locate database which *might* not be up to date.. find will help you search for lots more details (find -name filename, or find -size filesize, etc..)
[21:35] <Jefo> qr: are you joking? ;)
[21:35] <qr> msetim: actually, it will probably not use time at all and instead use the remaining charge reported by the battery (so, do something when the battery hits 5% charge for instance)
[21:35] <qr> Jefo: no, I'm not
[21:36] <unop> phoenixz, permissions withstanding, locate does not display other users' files too
[21:36] <Jefo> does anyone have an idea why checkgmail doesnt work for me, it says "bad username or password" but its correct for SURE!!
[21:36] <phoenixz> unop: and find does?
[21:36] <powertool08> Jefo, I've gotten that error before with the correct user/pass but I cleared the login boxes and re-entered and it worked for me again
[21:37] <dougydecimate>  
[21:37] <unop> phoenixz, yes, provided you have read access to the directory you are using find in .. obviously
[21:37] <xintron> Does anyone know if there will be a google chrome deb soon?
[21:37] <msetim> qr, right. I will do it ;)
[21:37] <troubledd> Nilesh: The make install put my recompiled kernel module into /lib/modules/2.6.24.3/extradrivers/input/mouse/ it seems.. surely this is wrong - as it is the wrong kernel version
[21:37] <Jefo> nope doesnt work
[21:37] <erUSUL> xintron: there is no linux version of chrome
[21:38] <xintron> erUSUL: It's open source...
[21:38] <Nilesh> yes
[21:38] <Nilesh> does your current kernel version supports your changes
[21:38] <erUSUL> xintron: open source != trivial to port to linux by anyone
[21:38] <phoenixz> unop: xintron: use locae then for things like system files... correct unop?
[21:38] <qr> erUSUL: google is working on a linux version
[21:38] <xintron> erUSUL: http://dev.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/build-instructions-linux
[21:39] <cafree> I had some problem with my system and had to buy new hardware.  Now I can't seem to boot into ubuntu.  I think it's because I'm using lvm.  Can anyone help?
[21:39] <troubledd> Nilesh: I'm not sure what you mean. I believe so, I've not done anything fancy. Just changed the module a little.
[21:39] <unop> phoenixz, correct .. but it depends, as you said locate is not very reliable if the updatedb is not up-to-date
[21:39] <Nilesh> hmmm
[21:39] <Nilesh> fine should not be a problem
[21:40] <phoenixz> cafree: that might mean you are scr****d..  what is the problem exactly?
[21:40] <Nilesh> lets make sure we are including new compiled module while rebooting host
[21:40] <erUSUL> xintron: i quote Although many Chromium modules build under Linux and a few unit tests pass, nothing actually runs.
[21:40] <cafree> phoenixz: Basically, it tells me it can't find one of my logical volumes
[21:41] <caffe_espresso> hello all
[21:41] <cafree> I end up in BusyBox
[21:41] <troubledd> Nilesh: I don't think it can if it is in the wrong place. It probably will if i cp and replace manually
[21:41] <phoenixz> erUSUL: Sure enough, people will work on it and get it working within the month... no.. strike that.. week..
[21:41] <troubledd> Nilesh: I am jsut confused why it installed there instead of the correct place
[21:41] <Nilesh> why dont you try one thing
[21:42] <erUSUL> phoenixz: do not bet on that
[21:42] <Nilesh> keep a copy of old module
[21:42] <adac> glade crashes when I try to open a .glade file. Any ideas why this is happening? yesterday all worked fine and I didn't changed that file since yesterday
[21:42] <Nilesh> replace this new module with same name
[21:42] <Nilesh> and restart ur system
[21:42] <caffe_espresso> I got a problem with the audio of my pc, i can hear nothing with every application; if I test audio in System->Preferences->Audio I got this error: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Impossibile aprire il device audio per la riproduzione. please help me!
[21:42] <troubledd> :) sure
[21:42] <troubledd> i think that is best
[21:42] <Nilesh> yeah try it
[21:43] <Nilesh> and let me know :)
[21:43] <troubledd> sure. cheers :)
[21:43] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[21:43] <phoenixz> erUSUL: Not betting on packages yet, but chrome working on Linux? someone will have that done within the week just so he can say he did it.. thats how it always works :) Not that I would care anyway, Im a firefox guy and as long as chrome wont have (compatible / comparable) plugin support, I wont even think about switching
[21:44] <caffe_espresso> sorry, the error message in english is: ﻿audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Impossible to open the audio device for riproduction
[21:44] <jbschne_> My b43-fwcutter stopped working for my wireless card... what can I do to make it work again?
[21:45] <moccuo> when i boot off the ubuntu live cd, how can i just get a terminal window?
[21:45] <phoenixz> Anybody who could help me with getting bluetooth to work on my lap?? Tried various do it yourselfs but I cant even pass step one
[21:45] <moccuo> isnt there like a key i press to get a command prompt
[21:45] <phoenixz> moccuo: in one of the menus there is a shell..
[21:48] <APBarnes> Hey, does anyone here run 8.04 on a Power Mac G5? I have a question about installation.
[21:48] <unop> moccuo, do you mean the console?  ctrl+alt+f1  (ctrl+alt+f7 to get back to the desktop)
[21:49] <fReAkY[t]> hi all. i have set up an apache2 ssl cert using this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/forum/server/apache2/SSL but the newly created cert is only valid for 1 month. how can i change that to be valid for 1 year?
[21:50] <phoenixz> fReAkY[t]: try the #apache channel
[21:50] <caffe_espresso> ﻿I got a problem with the audio of my pc, i can hear nothing with every application; if I test audio in System->Preferences->Audio I got this error: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: ﻿Impossible to open the audio device for riproduction. Help me Please!
[21:50] <dVs> om
[21:50] <fReAkY[t]> phoenixz they can't help me
[21:50] <dVs> how do i set up vnc ?
[21:51] <moccuo> alright, so im in an ubuntu terminal. how do i mount the drive? (im in livecd)
[21:51] <phoenixz> fReAkY[t]: ? this is an apache thing and its actually quite basic.. in any case, take a look on google for other tutorials, there are quite a few and they clearly show how to set the date limit for these certificates
[21:51] <temoto-mobi> Can i download intrepid installation DVD?
[21:51] <dVs> or how would i share folders ? i can ping the computer in the other room but i cant seem to find it when i look at the network file browser
[21:51] <fReAkY[t]> phoenixz: ok thanks
[21:52] <phoenixz> dVs: depends on what protocol you use.. nfs? smb (windows filesharing)?
[21:53] <dVs> no they are both ubuntu
[21:53] <phoenixz> you need support for whichever protocol you want to use
[21:53] <dVs> well where do i start ?
[21:53] <dVs> i cant network windows boxes and windows to linux
[21:53] <dVs> but i seem to be missing something
[21:53] <APBarnes> Hey, does anyone here run 8.04 on a no intel Mac? I have a question about installation.
[21:53] <chnarr> Hello
[21:53] <dVs> can not cant
[21:53] <keppi_> !samba | dVs
[21:54] <dVs> i dont need samba unless i am working with windows rihgt ?
[21:54] <phoenixz> dVs: there you go ^^^
[21:54] <phoenixz> dVs: correct
[21:54] <dVs> or should i use samba for linux to linux as well ?
[21:54] <caffe_espresso> ﻿!alsa
[21:54] <phoenixz> dVs: there are  multiple ways to copy files over a networks.. NFS, SFTP, but windows only does SMB for which you need Samba
[21:55] <chnarr> Hey, I looking for a way to exit a negative in a shell script, but it seems it's impossible is it ?
[21:55] <dVs> so whats the standard for linux ?
[21:55] <phoenixz> dVs:  you could do samba for linux as well if you want to.. I personally prefer SFTP, since its encrypted (nice over wireless network) and its quite easy from the command line
[21:55] <phoenixz> dVs: SFTP uses SSH and therefor does not need anything extra
[21:56] <dVs> ok i will look for sftp
[21:56] <dVs> thankx guys
 hummm...may NFS do it
[21:56] <phoenixz> chnarr: try #bash channel
[21:56] <chnarr> great thanks
[21:57] <phoenixz> dVs: to use SFTP, from the command line you can use scp... scp file server:/home/phoenixz/.
[21:57] <l3d> i
[21:57] <phoenixz> dVs: in KDE you can open a link sftp://server/
[21:57] <l3d> darn keyboard
[21:57] <phoenixz> dVs: in gnome I dunno how to do that :) but surely its possible
[21:59] <l3d> z
[21:59] <caffe_espresso> please help me: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default
[22:00] <sarixe> guys, i'm having a really weird issue mounting my ipod.  when i plug it in the first time, it mounts completely normally to /media/TANK and shows up in nautilus.  the second time, it mounts to /media/TANK but doesn't show up in nautilus, and there's also a mirror of it in /tmp/ipod81VsVB, usually with some random string like that.
[22:00] <sarixe> the third time, it mounts to /media/TANK_ and creates a new /tmp/ipod... folder
[22:00] <keppi_> phoenixz: what does #bash channel do?
[22:00] <Todesv0gel> http://www.ygwd.com/recruit.php?uniqid=kz1220284826
[22:00] <Todesv0gel> Check out this new MMORPG! :D
[22:01] <guntbert> keppi_: they talk about bash :)
[22:01] <sarixe> also, the second time upwards, /media/TANK and /tmp/ipod... belong to root.  the mount permission is umask=077.
[22:01] <phoenixz> keppi_: eh, help with BaSH?
[22:02] <keppi_> doh...  i get it.  nm
[22:02] <sarixe> ugh, actually now it's working again
[22:02] <sarixe> randomly
[22:02] <Lin> Lin
[22:03] <sarixe> ux?
[22:03] <phoenixz> hehehe
[22:03] <Jefo> !flash
[22:04] <jd__> is esata hot pluggin fully supported in 2.6.18 and up?
[22:04] <phoenixz> Anybody who could help me with getting bluetooth to work on my lap?? Tried various do it yourselfs but I cant even pass step one
[22:05] <tyranos> !matlab
[22:05] <APBarnes> Hey, does anyone here run 8.04 on a no intel Mac? I have a question about installation.
[22:05] <caffe_espresso> please help me: failed to connect stream: invalid argument
[22:05] <Jefo> i get only a gray box instead of a flash movie..
[22:05] <Jefo> flashplugin-nonfree is installed
[22:06] <l3d> I think i fix the keyboard
[22:07] <l3d> fixed
[22:10] <Vitor> Blank00 hello my friend
[22:10] <DarkBeanz> i got a little question
[22:10] <Blank00> Vitor hello meu pau uhaeuhAUHEae
[22:10] <Vitor> /HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA'
[22:10] <Blank00> Vitor eu n sei falar portugues quanto mais ingles
[22:10] <Blank00> UUHAUHEuauhea
[22:11] <erUSUL> !pt
[22:11] <jpds> !ot | Vitor, Blank00
[22:11] <macsim> hi, I have some file on my trash (gnome) how still unremovable, my ~/.local/share/Trash/[info & files] are empty, anybody know how I can fix this ?
[22:11] <APBarnes> Anyone here use Ubuntu on thier Mac?
[22:11] <erUSUL> !apple
[22:11] <Vitor> ubottu vai se fuder
[22:11] <Vitor> :)
[22:11] <erUSUL> !ppc
[22:11] <Blank00> uhaeauheahuHUHUe
[22:11] <Blank00> vao todos tomnar no cú
[22:11] <Blank00> auheUHEuae
[22:11] <tim1> !mac
[22:11] <Vitor> Blank00 #ubuntu-br
[22:11] <Blank00> ninguem entende nada aqui
[22:11] <APBarnes> Thanks :)
[22:12] <FloodBot1> Blank00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:12] <erUSUL> !ops | Blank00
[22:12] <APBarnes> !ppc
[22:12] <jpds> Blank00: Please stop now.
[22:12] <moccuo> hey, can someone please help me out. i need to transfer files from a linux box to my mac. what would be the easiest way to do this?
[22:12] <Blank00> Vitor o viado do op ta mandando eu fazer o que?
[22:12] <DarkBeanz> using an usb stick
[22:12] <Kaffien> does gnome have an equivelant to konsole?
[22:12] <erUSUL> moccuo: scp ? does your mac has ssh acces??
[22:12] <emma> !ccsm
[22:12] <evilbug> moccuo: or an external.
[22:12] <erUSUL> Kaffien: gnome-terminal
[22:13] <Kaffien> hehe
[22:13] <dVs> when i try to sudo it say 'unable to resolve hostname [computername]
[22:13] <dVs> did i screw sumtin up ?
[22:13] <guntbert> !hostname | dVs
[22:14] <erUSUL> dVs: missmatch between whats in /etc/hostname and what's on /etc/hosts . check that both agree on the name of your computer
[22:14] <gonzojive_> my X session is frozen (except for the mouse), but I can still SSH into the computer.  is there some way to restart X through SSH to unfreeze my session?
[22:14] <dVs> aahhh
[22:14] <lifewithryan> gonzo: /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[22:14] <jd__> http://www.papernapkin.org/pastebin/view/2521/
[22:14] <jd__> does that look ok ^ thats what i get after i warm unplug my drive
[22:15] <dVs> do i need to be on a domain to network two computers ?
[22:15] <Nuubuntu> Anyone gotten Google Chrome to run in wine..?
[22:16] <jd__> dVs: no
[22:16] <erUSUL> jd__: it seems like a "normal" response the ata stack reacts to the unplug invoking the exception handler EH and shutting down the link
[22:16] <erUSUL> jd__: but i'm not expert
[22:16] <gonzojive_> lifewithryan: That command succeeded but it looks like the client is still frozen
[22:16] <jd__> erUSUL: ok, so I probably shouldnt get worried about it then?
[22:16] <dVs> ok if i try to set a domain name it will screw things up unless theres a server right ?
[22:17] <papna_> How do I switch the keyboard layout used in Ubuntu 7.10 for a short time? Is there a convenient way to change the layout I can use for temporarily typing in other languages?
[22:17] <lifewithryan> its possible its freezing on restart...what happens if you bounce the box...(you'll lose your ssh connection, but...)
[22:17] <moccuo> how do i unmount a device even though its saying "Device is busy" ??
[22:17] <lifewithryan> what were you doing before it froze the first time?
[22:17] <moccuo> is there a way to force it..
[22:18] <moccuo> cause afaik its not even in use..
[22:18] <mgolisch> moccuo: sure?
[22:18] <lifewithryan> moccuo -- your not in that mounted file system are you?
[22:18] <Machtin> umount -f ?
[22:18] <moccuo> no
[22:18] <moccuo> im on the livecd
[22:18] <erUSUL> jd__: as isaid that's my interpretation of things you may want to double check. maybe a mail to linux-ide@vger.kernel.org
[22:18] <mgolisch> moccuo: maybe you accitentaly left a shell opened in which you cd`ed into the mountpoint oir something
[22:18] <mike> hello redneck
[22:18] <jd__> erUSUL: thanks
[22:18] <Bionic_Apple> Anyone know how to add launchers to the Gnome menu WITHOUT Alacarte?  Specifically the Wine menu.
[22:19] <Wi1d> anyone know off hand how to change the shell of an AD user in an ADS security samba setup? I've got the template shell set as bash for everyone else but I'd like to use zsh.
[22:19] <azhar27> moccuo : r u trying to access NTFS drives through livecd.
[22:19] <mgolisch> Bionic_Apple: its in ~/.local/share/ somewhere i think
[22:19] <lifewithryan> gonzojive_: you can always do an "init 6" from the ssh shell to restart the box, but again, you'll be logged out of ssh that way
[22:20] <liamkmc> hello
[22:20] <lifewithryan> muocco: what are you trying to unmount?
[22:20] <Bionic_Apple> mgolish: I know where to put the launchers and what categories to change, but I can't find the category name for the Wine menu for the life of me.
[22:20] <gonzojive_> lifewithryan: yes, I'm just trying to avoid restarting because it's a live server
[22:21] <azhar27> lifewithryan : i think he is trying to unmount his NTFS drives.
[22:21] <guntbert> Bionic_Apple: wine menu is in "applications"
[22:21] <lifewithryan> ahhh...techincall you shouldn't have a gui on a live server anyway *wink*
[22:21] <eD`_> cant open my HD, yesterday i could open it,but today i cant open it, i tryed to mount it but it cant find it.... can someone help me?
[22:22] <azhar27> eD' _
[22:22] <lifewithryan> hmmm...but it apparently let him mount them...
[22:22] <azhar27> eD' _ : r u dual booting with windows.
[22:22] <Bionic_Apple> guntbert: I know, I mean when you edit a launcher with a text editor and the categories are listed.  I can't find out what the category name is for Wine.  So for it is "Categories=Application;xxxx"
[22:22] <eD`_> yes
[22:22] <Bionic_Apple> *far
[22:22] <QtQ> have a aplication called Ntfs tools ?
[22:23] <eD`_> yes im booting it with windows
[22:23] <azhar27> eD'_ : r u using SATA harddrives.
[22:23] <eD`_> Ntfs ... im not sure
[22:23] <QtQ> and you try force the disk ?
[22:23] <guntbert> Bionic_Apple: sorry, I read only a part of your question
[22:23] <vbman11> ssh gives a "host key verification failed" error, PLEASE Help!
[22:23] <eD`_>  yes they are SATA
[22:23] <lifewithryan> could always try umount -F (or perhaps -f, cant remember) but I take no responsibility :)
[22:23] <Bionic_Apple> guntbert: I don't care, as long as you have an answer :)
[22:23] <hackintosh411> Ah ubuntu... You always fail when it comes to wireless... I decided to forget my wireless problems and just use an ethernet
[22:24] <QtQ> -ntfs tools is you nedd
[22:24] <azhar27> eD'_ : Do you remember the unmount ballon in taskbar in Windows.
[22:24] <lifewithryan> perhaps some lsof /dev/hda (or whatever) would tell him whats open
[22:24] <guntbert> Bionic_Apple: I have none, sorry
[22:24] <mgolisch> Bionic_Apple: the files i see that are displayed in the wine menu dont seem to have a category
[22:24] <Bionic_Apple> mgolish: that is what brought me here :(
[22:24] <azhar27> eD'_ : Do you get an option to unmount your HD's there.
[22:25] <QtQ> k
[22:25] <mgolisch> i think it just displays all stuff in the subfolder wine as that menu
[22:25] <QtQ> and type force -o
[22:25] <mgolisch> atleast it seems like that to me
[22:25] <QtQ> or mount -a
[22:25] <eD`_> no i dont get it
[22:25] <Bionic_Apple> mgolisch: why don't you try to put something there, because I seem to have no luck no matter what I do...
[22:25] <hackintosh411> So I made the switch from Vista to Ubuntu!
[22:26] <azhar27> eD'_ : When in windows, do u get an option to unmount your HD's in the small icon in the taskbar below.
[22:27] <hackintosh411> So any one have information if ubuntu 8.10 will support broadcom?
[22:27] <erUSUL> !bcm
[22:27] <erUSUL> !broadcom
[22:27] <vbman11> ERROR: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42839/ PLEASE Help!
[22:27] <eD`_> dunno,just saw that problem, i`ll try to run windows and ill see
[22:27] <eD`_> brb
[22:28] <vbman11> HELP!
[22:28] <vatzec> hey lads :) got a weird question :D
[22:28] <mgolisch> Bionic_Apple: i dont run gnome,it doesnt display that wine menu at all in my xfce menu
[22:28] <vatzec> does anyone posess the ubuntu ogio metro backpack?
[22:28] <azhar27> eD'_ : Once there, go to properties , volumes and make it quick removal.
[22:28] <hackintosh411> vatzec: no
[22:28] <vbman11> vatzec: why
[22:28] <herbie_> pardon me everyone, but is this the channel to use Artwork/Documentation/Get Involved?
[22:28] <scifi> hi there, i used the wubi installer to install kubuntu, but no matter what i do i cannot change the grub boot sequence from defaulting to windows vista, please help!!
[22:28] <vatzec> my point is - will a 15,4" laptop fit in?
[22:28] <Bionic_Apple> mgolisch: wine creates it once you install a program
[22:29] <vbman11> I get an annoying error when I ssh into a computer on my network: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42839/
[22:29] <vatzec> it's preety damn expensive too...
[22:30] <stdin> vbman11: remove line 1 of /home/kevin/.ssh/known_hosts, then accept the new key when you connect
[22:31] <vbman11> stdin: thanks!
[22:31] <herbie_> guess not.   lol
[22:31] <herbie_> bye all
[22:31] <BenAshton24> ﻿/msg ubottu etiquette
[22:31] <guntbert> vbman11: but only if you are CERTAIN that you are accessing the intended computer!!!
[22:31] <stdin> vbman11: "Offending key in /home/kevin/.ssh/known_hosts:1" <- tells you what line to remove if you get the message again, it can happen when the server regenerates the key
[22:32] <vbman11> guntbert: I'm just accesing another one of my own computers
[22:32] <stdin> for LAN servers, it's not too likely to be a man-in-the-middle attack
[22:32] <stdin> well, not on a home LAN, anyway
[22:33] <guntbert> vbman11: ok then, in a home LAN :)
[22:33] <paolonet> irc://irc.darkartika.net/infinity
[22:35] <krim> I installed sun-java6-bin but it doesn't seem to be in firefox. How do I get Java in Firefox?
[22:35] <erUSUL> krim: sun-java6-plugin
[22:35] <kbrosnan> krim: sun-java-plugin
[22:36] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[22:37] <Bob_Dole> So, I'm trying to install linux on a laptop I got for free, a Toshiba Satellite 1805-S253, and right after the loading bar finishes the screen turns black and stays black.
[22:37] <eD`_> tnx for helping me to acces on HD
[22:37] <mrec> does anyone know how to get that volume applet icon back in the upper iconbar?
[22:37] <krim> erUSUL: kbrosnan: hm, no such package..?
[22:37] <Bob_Dole> I saw somewhere someone was having a problem with a different distro, and it was X not being able to tell the resolution of the monitor, or something of that sort.
[22:37] <azhar27> eD'_ : is it working now.
[22:38] <flask-> join #git
[22:38] <flask-> erm
[22:38] <flask-> my bad :)
[22:38] <FloodBot1> flask-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:38] <flask-> haha
[22:38] <eD`_> jea its working
[22:38] <eD`_> :D
[22:40] <krim> erUSUL: kbrosnan: aw crap, never mind, I forgot to mention I use 64-bit and apparently it doesn't exist for 64-bit. have to get icedtea for that.
[22:40] <Dev05> Hello out there. Has anybody had trouble with NetworkManager and Intel 3945 Wireless cards
[22:40] <Dev05> ?
[22:40] <dVs> how can i tell if someone has ssh'ed into this box ?
[22:40] <Akuw> hi
[22:41] <Bob_Dole> I've hit ctrl+F1, and Ctrl+F2 and my brain might not just be working right, but shouldn't any of the Function(besides F7) take me into console?
[22:41] <Akuw> how can i allow root access to gnome ?
[22:41] <dVs> ctrl + alt + F*
[22:42] <dVs> how can i tell if someone has ssh'ed into this box ?
[22:42] <Bob_Dole> Hmm. Ctrl+alt+various F*'s does noehting either
[22:42] <Dev05> dVs, Check the logs.
[22:42] <johndela1> anyone have any ideas?  I'm trying to run a script that runs fine on Fedora, but gets a 'SIGKILL: bad trap' on ubuntu.  there is a line in a shell script that does a trap SIGKILL, which I know is undefined... I'd like to find out why it works on Fedora and not on Ubuntu
[22:42] <dVs> which logs ?
[22:42] <dVs> and isnt there a way to tell .. like ps sumtin
[22:42] <Dev05> dVs, /var/log/auth.log
[22:42] <unop> johndela1, put this on line #2 of the script to enabled debugging.  set -x
[22:43] <unop> johndela1, assuming that is a shell script
[22:43] <erUSUL> krim: yep the icedtea one is what i use on 64 bit
[22:43] <guntbert> Bob_Dole: ACER notebook?
[22:43] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[22:43] <Bob_Dole> Toshiba Satellite 1805-S253,
[22:44] <Dev05> dVs, Look up things SSH related in there. You will see if anyone authenticated into your PC through SSH.
[22:44] <CelticLord> nuit!!
[22:44] <dVs> Dev05 yeah i just saw it but isnt there a way to look at what they are doing ?
[22:44] <Akuw> how can i allow root access to gnome ?
[22:44] <guntbert> Bob_Dole: because on my last NB, just ctr+alt+f5 would work, nothing else
[22:44] <Dev05> dVs, That I don't know. Sorry.
[22:44] <QtQ> it is a problem notebook
[22:44] <unop> Akuw, you don't
[22:45] <dVs> and also if i installed openssh will it run once the comp is rebbote or do i need to do something else
[22:45] <unop> !sudo | akuw
[22:45] <Akuw> i know sudo
[22:45] <RyanPrior> For some reason, Ubuntu is using >400MB of RAM. The top 4 processes are Firefox at 144 MB, Xorg at 93MB, another Xorg at 93MB, and gnome-panel at 22MB; everything else is <8MB. 523 MB of RAM are in use, but those processes make up only 325MB of RAM - how is it possible that the other processes are taking up >150 MB?
[22:46] <QtQ> mmmm
[22:46] <unop> RyanPrior, linux allocates unused RAM to the file cache
[22:46] <Dev05> dVs, I don't know if it'll get started again. You can reboot and try: ps aux | grep sshd
[22:46] <QtQ> vvns Q
[22:46] <prueba_> hello?
[22:46] <prueba_> hola?
[22:46] <Dev05> prueba_, Yeah, it works.
[22:47] <prueba_> joined #girona
[22:47] <prueba_> join @girona
[22:47] <RyanPrior> unop: Great. I have 1GB of RAM, so the rest of the GB will be used in file cache. How come >500MB are paged, though?
[22:47] <prueba_> join#girona
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[22:47] <prueba_> joderr
[22:47] <FloodBot1> prueba_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:47] <prueba_> como se ace pa ir al georna konyo
[22:47] <prueba_> xd
[22:48] <ajonat> prueba_, /join #girona
[22:48] <TheSHizz> I tried to mount a portable linux dist to my 4gb pen drive and now my device won't even mount. Before when it would mount it was only 196MB instead of 4GB. How do I reformat it into what it should be so I can just get it to work again? Any help appreciated. Thanks
[22:48] <tharvey> having trouble getting certain swf video's to play on my ubuntu hardy system using firefox 3.0 and swfdec 0.6.0 - is swfdec the recommended player?  I notice that there is a more recent release but no ubuntu package for it?
[22:48] <QtQ> I have 1Gb of ram and the same problem
[22:48] <unop> RyanPrior, the free command should explain just how memory is allocated
[22:49] <johndela1> unop: yes, it is a shell script
[22:49] <QtQ> sure alocate in ?
[22:49] <LSDIEN> y'a du fr ?
[22:49] <Dev05> tharvey, Just install the ubuntu-restricted package. There's a dependency (or recommendation) to a Flash plubing.
[22:49] <unop> johndela1, ok, put the script up on a pastebin .. let's have a look at it
[22:50] <kevinO> hello is the compatible wireless cards forum thread the most up to date one?
[22:50] <QtQ> mm i dont think soo
[22:50] <Dev05> LSDIEN, Va sur #ubuntu-fr
[22:50] <kevinO> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsDlink#PCMCIA
[22:50] <prueba_> que canales hay?
[22:50] <johndela1> it is like 300 mb, it has gzipped data embedded in it... that is what makes it hard to deal with, it has nested things in it that unzip into files that are bzip files and so on
[22:50] <LSDIEN> merci dev05
[22:50] <unop> !who | QtQ
[22:50] <johndela1> it is a tool chain from mobiligen....
[22:50] <tharvey> Dev05, you mean for the non-free player?  It's not playing a lot of video's I come across on the web either... does that seem strange seeing as its Adobe's player (right?)
[22:50] <Dev05> LSDIEN, De rien.
[22:51] <QtQ> k
[22:51] <RyanPrior> 418052 byes are being used, with 370524 being cached. That makes sense - it's using the rest of the memory for cache. What I'm asking is, why are 518052 bytes being used?
[22:51] <Dev05> tharvey, Mmm, like what videos?
[22:51] <tharvey> Dev05, this is one I came across today that it won't play - http://www.break.com/index/kite-surfer-badly-owned-by-hurricane-fay.html
[22:52] <prueba_> hello?
[22:52] <unop> johndela1,  ok,  well, atleast an excerpt of it .. it's hard troubleshooting without looking at it or enabling debugging
[22:52] <QtQ> RyanPrior any idea whit a script or unusual distro off ubuntu
[22:52] <johndela1> ok
[22:52] <Dev05> tharvey, I have absolutely no trouble. Let me see what's the package I have...
[22:52] <unop> johndela1, do the set -x  thing, it'll help you get to the root of the problem
[22:52] <prueba_> you can speak spanish??
[22:52] <johndela1> unop, I'm saviong it now... it takes a long time to save it
[22:53] <Noal_Yurian> !hi
[22:53] <prueba_> hi!
[22:53] <Dev05> tharvey, Install flashplugin-nonfree and get rid of everything swfdec/
[22:53] <Bob_Dole> It's not that he speaks spanish, it's that yu are bloody well obvious.
[22:53] <johndela1> unop:  the set -x messess up the checksum
[22:53] <LSDIEN> DEV05 suis new sur ubuntu , tu fais comment pour aller sur fr ?
[22:54] <unop> johndela1, hmm, ok, how are you running the script?
[22:54] <unop> !fr | LSDIEN
[22:54] <RyanPrior> unop: put it this way: my computer with 512 MB of RAM can do things that my computer with 1 GB of RAM cannot. Whereas my 512 machine runs fine, my 1GB machine is constantly swapping. I want help finding out what is making my 1GB machine perform so slowly, since the numbers don't add up as I see them in the process manager.,
[22:54] <Dev05> unop, He/she doesn't know how to join that.
[22:54] <johndela1> unop: from a shell   like this: ./release.merlin-SDK3.1.RC8.run
[22:54] <Dev05> LSDIEN, /join #ubuntu-fr
[22:55] <tharvey> Dev05, hmmm... think I see the issue - even though I've uninstalled swfdev the plugin still seems to be in use for firefox
[22:55] <Akuw> where is the files of evolution
[22:55] <Akuw> ?
[22:55] <Dev05> tharvey, That's why I told you to uninstall swfdec :)
[22:55] <unop> RyanPrior, perhaps top can tell you just which processes are using the most memory
[22:55] <Dev05> Akuw, Darwin has them :). What files?
[22:55] <tharvey> Dev05, I did uninstall swfdec
[22:56] <Akuw> where is the files of evolution
[22:56] <stat_cs> !seen causeitsme
[22:56] <unop> johndela1, what does  head -n 1 ./release.merlin-SDK3.1.RC8.run   # give you?
[22:56] <Bob_Dole> I run Darwin. As the kernel for my mac :o
[22:56] <Dev05> tharvey, Try reinstalling the flashplayer-nonfree thing.
[22:56] <RyanPrior> unop: How do I get top to sort by memory?
[22:57] <gaintsura> where would the logs from pidgin be located??
[22:57] <tharvey> Dev05, will do - I think perhaps I didn't get swfdec uninstalled properly too.  Is flashplayer-nonfree the exact thing you would get if you installed direct from Adobe?
[22:57] <WastePotato> Yo Yo Yo!
[22:57] <johndela1> unop: #!/bin/sh
[22:57] <QtQ> Dev05: I had the same problem and who make the ini shell of Ubuntu Ultimate...
[22:57] <Dev05> tharvey, It ought to be :). Try also doing it the Windows way and reboot the computer :).
[22:58] <Dev05> QtQ, What?
[22:58] <stat_cs> Pici, got a seen function?
[22:58] <WastePotato> Ellis is in the house! :)
[22:58] <tharvey> Dev05, lol
[22:58] <QtQ> Dev05 U know Ubuntu Ultimate
[22:58] <unop> RyanPrior, hit H for help .. F is what you need
[22:58] <stat_cs> Tiven, you hosting a seen script?
[22:58] <stat_cs> !ubuntu
[22:58] <unop> johndela1, try running the script like this   dash ./release.merlin-SDK3.1.RC8.run
[22:58] <unop> johndela1, if that fails. maybe.  bash ./release.merlin-SDK3.1.RC8.run
[22:59] <Tiven> stat_cs , i think i have it activated - yes
[22:59] <Dev05> QtQ, Nope... Are you just making a Linux/Windows joke?
[22:59] <johndela1> unop, the first time I ran it was with bash <name>
[22:59] <stat_cs> Tiven, it does not seem to work. I believe it does not record
[22:59] <stat_cs> !seen Tiven?
[22:59] <stat_cs> !seen Tiven
[22:59] <unop> johndela1, try using dash
[22:59] <stat_cs> Tigge_, nvm
[22:59] <QtQ> Dev05 : dont joke is a shell whit a problem whit X-server in gusty :)
[22:59] <stat_cs> Tiven, nvm. its fairly new?
[23:00] <stat_cs> Tiven, like a few days?
[23:00] <Tiven> i dont think so
[23:00] <Tiven> it has a limit of 1000 entries though,
[23:00] <Tiven> so that must be it i guess
[23:00] <stat_cs> Tiven, I see. so the DB is overwritten
[23:00] <Tiven> probably
[23:00] <Dev05> QtQ, Err... Just so something on the Internet anyway.
[23:00] <stat_cs> or is it DB driven?
[23:00]  * Tiven is now listening to: John Powell - Drum And Bass Remix [02:16m/128kbps/44kHz]
[23:00] <Tiven> Sorry for that
[23:01] <eirik-eee> is there a way to use copy/paste on my network? e.g. i copy some text on my laptop, and paste it onto my desktop computer
[23:01] <tharvey> Dev05, thx - sure enough I just wasn't getting swfdec uninstalled - the guys at #swfdec confirm that swfdec has issues with break.com
[23:01] <Tiven> what do you mean stat_cs ?
[23:01] <Ahmed-Alaa> help i cant save the nvidia x setting ti the xconf i get this err "Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'." HELP
[23:01] <k-lit> what are you trying to accomplish eirik
[23:01] <tharvey> what pkg is 'alternatives' in for ubuntu?  I can find 'galternatives' but can't find the cmdline version 'alternatives'
[23:01] <unop> Tiven, please turn that off for this channel.
[23:01] <stat_cs> Tiven, nvm
[23:02] <Pirate_Hunter> is creating a network on ubuntu easy? I have all my nodes connected to a router which gives internet access to all computers but will it also allow me to remote connect as well, if so how?
[23:02] <Tiven> will do unop , i usually dont idle in #ubuntu thats why i forgot to.
[23:02] <QtQ> ahmed-alaa Sure! know it :)
[23:02] <Tiven> again , sorry.
[23:02] <Pici> tharvey: sudo update-alternatives
[23:02] <eirik-eee> k-lit: maybe i wasnt clear. just for convenience. i would CTRL-C and the data on my clipboard would be transferred over my LAN to the clipboard of another computer
[23:02] <prince_jammys> tharvey: looks like 'dpkg'
[23:02] <Tiven> stat_cs , it uses a text file probably
[23:02] <QtQ> ahmed-ala What is the Problem
[23:02] <stat_cs> stat_cs, could be an SQL text file :P
[23:02] <Tiven> i dont have any database running in my windows installation
[23:02] <moccuo> anyone know why when i boot into ubuntu livecd. it logs in. and then logs out right after. and it never continues to the desktop..
[23:02] <moccuo> ?
[23:03] <Ahmed-Alaa> ﻿QTQ: help i cant save the nvidia x setting ti the xconf i get this err "Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'." HELP
[23:03]  * Tiven is now listening to: John Powell - Coming Home [03:19m/193kbps/44kHz]
[23:03] <tharvey> Pici, prince_jammys ah... update-alternatives - thanks!
[23:03] <Tiven> guess i have to restart my client >_>
[23:03] <stat_cs> cheers
[23:03] <johndela1> unop, dash gives the same results
[23:03] <prince_jammys> tharvey: yeah, it's not something you'd have to install :) Comes with dpkg.
[23:03] <QtQ> you are in internet search for reinstal -xserver -xorg
[23:04] <Ahmed-Alaa> =-O what reinstall ???
[23:04] <unop> johndela1, hmm, maybe you should head to #bash or #sh and ask in there .. or get support from the vendor of this script.
[23:04] <QtQ> and odentific the problem whit your machine
[23:04] <Tiven> im gonna try it
[23:04] <Tiven> ok good
[23:04] <QtQ> in the dir and come back
[23:04] <Ahmed-Alaa> how ??
[23:05] <QtQ> searching :@
[23:05] <johndela1> unop, I'm just wondering why it behaves different in Ubuntu than redhat and fedora
[23:05] <Ahmed-Alaa> waaaaahahhaha
[23:05] <Ahmed-Alaa> thats why i come here :P
[23:05] <Miyavix3> How do I make it so ubuntu reads my iPod as a storage device?
[23:05] <unop> johndela1, no point guessing without being able to debug the script
[23:05] <Ahmed-Alaa> ASKING!!
[23:05] <johndela1> unop, I know trapping SIGKILL is undefinned, but I'd like to set things up so it behaves the same way it doesn in Fedora or redhat...
[23:06] <johndela1> unop, I can send it to you, if you are into seeing it
[23:06] <Ahmed-Alaa> how can i make  the xconf file not read only ??
[23:06] <krim> Miyavix3: Just close Rhythmbox when it pops up and open the file browser where you will see your ipod to the left, in the "places" list
[23:06] <unop> johndela1, well, put an excerpt of the script up on a pastebin -- atleast upto the point where it fails
[23:06] <unop> johndela1, i'll see what i can do
[23:06] <QtQ> reconfigure -xorg i think
[23:07] <QtQ> sudo*
[23:07] <unop> QtQ, heh, that won't work
[23:07] <Jordan_U> !sudo | Ahmed-Alaa
[23:07] <johndela1> unop, it doesn't fail until it unzips some embedded data, then runs another script that gets created in the file system
[23:07] <nickweb> quickie - when i run the disk usage analyser - it shows my drive as 600gigs roughly.. my hdd is only 320 gb,. any ideas why?
[23:07] <unop> Ahmed-Alaa, are you running a script of some kind?
[23:07] <QtQ> x11 based machine :)
[23:08] <Ahmed-Alaa> just nvidia x setting
[23:08] <natnay1> hi, im using transmission torrent, how do i open the ports to allow fast downloads and more extensive seader/leacher search
[23:08] <Miyavix3> natnay1, did you try portforwarding?
[23:09] <erUSUL> natnay1: usualyy yo do that on the router
[23:09] <Ahmed-Alaa> and the problem is nvidia x setting cant save in xconf i get  "Unable to remove old X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'."
[23:09] <kartoffelmensch> (i hope i diddnt spam, my pidgin just hang)
[23:09] <kartoffelmensch> ﻿is XFS only compatible to a 32bit PC ?
[23:09] <unop> johndela1,  sh -x ./release.merlin-SDK3.1.RC8.run # perhaps?
[23:09] <erUSUL> kartoffelmensch: no
[23:09] <Miyavix3> Can anyone tell me how to make my iPod read as a storage device? Like a flash drive.
[23:10] <QtQ> see the serial cable :)
[23:10] <Miyavix3> Me
[23:10] <Miyavix3> ?
[23:10] <natnay1> ﻿Miyavix3: how do u port forward?
[23:10] <Jordan_U> Miyavix3: You should be able to just plug it in
[23:10] <natnay1> issit in linux or the router itself?
[23:10] <neWbie> hi does anyone uses kopete?
[23:10] <Miyavix3> It's not doing that... which is why I'm asking...
[23:10] <Ahmed-Alaa> sudo reconfigure -xorg
[23:10] <Ahmed-Alaa> [sudo] password for ahmed:
[23:10] <Ahmed-Alaa> sudo: reconfigure: command not found
[23:10] <Ahmed-Alaa> :'(
[23:10] <Pirate_Hunter> is creating a network on ubuntu easy? I have all my nodes connected to a router which gives internet access to all computers but will it also allow me to remote connect as well, if so how?
[23:10] <FloodBot1> Ahmed-Alaa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:10] <nickweb> Miyavix3, if its a touch or newer you cant - apple encrypted the usb xfer protocol
[23:10] <erUSUL> Ahmed-Alaa: try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[23:10] <Miyavix3> natnay1: it depends on what kind of router
[23:11] <Miyavix3> I have a 5g 80GB
[23:11] <Miyavix3> The thick one
[23:11] <Ahmed-Alaa> xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration
[23:11] <Ahmed-Alaa>    file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20080902131050
[23:11] <QtQ> good trick ahmed-alaa
[23:11] <Pirate_Hunter> i want to connect my ubuntu machine to my xubuntu machine without the need to remote login, how do i do it?
[23:12] <johndela1> unop, same err... it is crashing when it unzips some files out of the embedded binary data then trys to run install.sh, which tryies to trip SIGKILL
[23:12] <unop> Ahmed-Alaa, it means the command has backed up your original xorg.conf
[23:12] <moccuo> is there any way to boot straight into a command prompt with the livecd?
[23:12] <moccuo> nothing is working for me when i boot
[23:12] <krim> Miyavix3: Just close Rhythmbox when it pops up and open the file browser where you will see your ipod to the left, in the "places" list
[23:12] <moccuo> it always freezes up
[23:12] <QtQ> ahmed-alaa paste that in google
[23:12] <QtQ> co0mon
[23:12] <kneskade> Half-quickie - I'm trying to mount a nfs-share on my nas which requires authentication, but i can't figure out where to put the usr/pwr in my mount command - any ideas/help?
[23:12] <unop> johndela1, i suppose the command introduced debugging right?
[23:13] <johndela1> unop, yes
[23:13] <compu73rg33k> I have 2 ubuntu computers here at the University of Illinois - 1 hast he networking work, but on my laptop it works on and off - but when it does work, in order to get connected to the network I have to unplug the ethernet cable from my computer, allow the laptop to get an IP, and then plug my ethernet back into my computer- anybody have any clue what would be causing this?
[23:13] <Miyavix3> I don't use Rhythbox, and my Media player isn't up
[23:13] <unop> johndela1, ok, let's see that output then
[23:13] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[23:13] <QtQ> Bye boys nice machines :)
[23:14] <Pirate_Hunter> i want to connect my ubuntu machine to my xubuntu machine without the need to remote login, how do i do it?
[23:14] <moccuo> hmm, anyone know?
[23:14] <unop> compu73rg33k, IP conflict?
[23:14] <ddelrio1986> how much room do i need for a ubuntu partition...i don't have much room left :(
[23:15] <DIFH-iceroot> ddelrio1986: depends on your needs of software
[23:15] <Pirate_Hunter> ddelrio1986: depends on what you want to do but 8-10GB should be alright
[23:15] <Jordan_U> ddelrio1986: Probably ~ 3 GIG for a default install, but you can go much lower than that if you only install what you need
[23:15] <compu73rg33k> unop, well there's a switch in the room and my roommate connects fine as well - I have tried setting it staticly and the time that I did, I assigned it the same IP and it worked when I would manually run ifup eth0
[23:15] <DIFH-iceroot> ddelrio1986: i am using ubuntu on 4 GB SSD (without /home)
[23:15] <compu73rg33k> I think each room is assigned an IP address rather than every computer
[23:16] <s000501> I need rsync 3 on my Ubuntu 8.04 server; any tips?
[23:16] <compu73rg33k> also why then would the computer be able to log back on after the laptop has an IP and is connected?
[23:16] <Jordan_U> s000501: Why do you need rsync 3?
[23:16] <unop> compu73rg33k, that is quite possible, i know some universities do that -- to be able to monitor your actions, limit bandwidth, etc
[23:16] <Pirate_Hunter> DIFH-iceroot: how do you use ubuntu without /home? sorry i dont get it...?
[23:16] <compu73rg33k> the problem is *only* on the laptop - I've reinstalled ubuntu and used bootup CDs and they all have the same rsult
[23:17] <s000501> ...to synchronize directories which mostly consists of hard links; without the data to be sent is twice as large!
[23:17] <ddelrio1986> Pirate_Hunter: me either
[23:17] <Pirate_Hunter> is creating a network on ubuntu easy? I have all my nodes connected to a router which gives internet access to all computers but will it also allow me to remote connect as well, if so how?
[23:17] <ddelrio1986> ?
[23:17] <DIFH-iceroot> Pirate_Hunter: /home is on a nother drive
[23:17] <omnivor> DCC SEND 88888888888888888
[23:17] <krim> Miyavix3: Ok so skip that step and just open your file browser..?
[23:17] <compu73rg33k> Yeah they limit our bandwith per room, so I believe it's 1 IP for the whole room and they give us a 4-port hub
[23:17] <ddelrio1986> DIFH-iceroot: ohh i c
[23:17] <zopiac_> for some reason when i log into irc in Pidgin my comp freezes (using xchat)
[23:18] <Pirate_Hunter> DIFH-iceroot: oh ok thats what you meant, i thought something different
[23:18] <zopiac_> and every like 3 seconds xchat freezes up for about a minute at a time
[23:18] <unop> compu73rg33k, so when you do allow the laptop to get an address .. does it get assigned the address that the machine previously used?
[23:18] <DIFH-iceroot> Pirate_Hunter: no i just want to say that 4GB is ok for ubuntu itself
[23:18] <gigi-gigi> ciao
[23:18] <gigi-gigi> !list
[23:18] <test34> Can I install Ubuntu 8.10 Perl package into Ubuntu 8.04 ?
[23:18] <compu73rg33k> okay nevermind apparently each computer gets it's own IP - my roommates computer had a diff one than mine
[23:19] <unop> test34, you can .. but it is not recommended .. if you really want new perl packages, use the cpan and cpanp utilities to update your perl modules
[23:19] <Jordan_U> s000501: You could try backporting the package from intrepid
[23:19] <compu73rg33k> but even when I put it on dhcp and run dhclient, it just hangs and never gets an IP
[23:19] <test34> unop: ok thanks
[23:19] <unop> test34, of look at !prevu as a means of building and backporting intrepid packages on hardy.
[23:19] <unop> test34, s/of/or/
[23:20] <ghindo> Does anybody know of a good PDF editor for Ubuntu?  I need to make a few changes in a document for work and I'm not exactly sure how :(
[23:20] <s000501> Jordan_U: Intrepid is the new release; is there an backport tutorial?
[23:20] <compu73rg33k> i tried also to setup my /network/interfaces file with just assigning the netmask, broadcast and gateway and then specifying dhcp and it still doesn't get an IP
[23:20] <unop> !prevu | s000501
[23:20] <yollywau> dddddd
[23:20] <test34> !prevu
[23:21] <sisapinusa> ircsisap user check ubuntuuser
[23:21] <s000501> Where could I download Ubuntu Intrepid, release data October?
[23:21] <unop> compu73rg33k, hmm, you could try ruling out problems with the laptop by using someone else's laptop perhaps?
[23:21] <unop> s000501, ask in #ubuntu+1
[23:21] <ghindo> !intrepid | s000501
[23:22] <compu73rg33k> unop: I actually went into anotehr room w/ my laptop too and it connected fine
[23:22] <test34> Intrepid is really unstable for me
[23:22] <ByMicro> Hi
[23:22] <Jordan_U> s000501: You know you don't need to download the hole distro just to backport one package
[23:22] <hiptobecubic> does anyone know where firefox keeps it's cookies ? is it the cookies.txt in the profile folder or is it the cookies.sqlite thing? I can't find it.
[23:22] <compu73rg33k> I'm wondering if it only allows one linux book per room, but that idea sounds pretty stupid IMO lol
[23:22] <unop> compu73rg33k, well, that wouldn't be a good way to test it out -- does the other room have a similar setup to yours, with another machine and 4-port switch etc?
[23:22] <compu73rg33k> And my friend has a windows laptop here and it works fine - also if I boot into windows it connects fine
[23:23] <mavsman4457> I tried installing a lexmark x2500 printer but it wouldn't print anything, whenever I tried to it said the printer may be disconnected
[23:23] <compu73rg33k> Yeah there was an XBOX and someone else's computer connected
[23:24] <compu73rg33k> so this problem is *only* affecting my laptop in my room - which is the worst case senario b/c i use my laptop the most and i'm in my room most often lol
[23:24] <chains_of_narse> i'm having trouble with half configured packages
[23:24] <unop> compu73rg33k, how do you refresh the DHCP lease? simple ifup ?
[23:25] <MolePrince> Hello.  Is it possible to use a bluetooth headset as headphones in Ubuntu please?  I can get it to connect with bluez but not sure what to do to make it an audio io interface.
[23:26] <moccuo> hmm, when i boot inot the livecd, it always freezes up after i do anything (rightclick, or open something).. and then goes back to the login..
[23:26] <moccuo> any ideas why this is happening?
[23:26] <Jordan_U> MolePrince: Yes it is, I have never done it myself but I would try "padevchooser" or "paman"
[23:27] <compu73rg33k> ifdown eth0; ifup eth0; dhclient eth0
[23:27] <MolePrince> Jordan_U: Thanks, I'll take a look.
[23:27] <unop> compu73rg33k, and i am assuming dhclient times out?
[23:28] <BlackBeanz> which lines should you add to the menu.lst file to add a windows XP partition at hda0,0 to grub?
[23:28] <compu73rg33k> yeah
[23:29] <johndela1> unop, thanks for the help, I'm giong to email the vendor... they shouldn't be trapping SIGKILL
[23:29] <BlackBeanz> does anyone know?
[23:30] <Frijolie> everytime i try and update my computer I get an error message--something about the medibuntu key is missing?
[23:30] <Scunizi> BlackBeanz: hang on I'll check mine.
[23:30] <Frijolie> how do you fix that?
[23:30] <BlackBeanz> ok
[23:30] <koshari> BlackBeanz check the file theres a commented example in the default
[23:30] <koshari> Frijolie you add the key
[23:30] <unop> compu73rg33k, does dhclient pick up an address right away as soon as the machine is unplugged from the switch?
[23:31] <k-lit> BlackBeanz: title Microsoft Windows XP Professional
[23:31] <Kian84> hello guys, i have a problem with my cd drive in ubuntu... can anybody help me please? :-)
[23:31] <k-lit> root (hd0,1)
[23:31] <k-lit> savedefault
[23:31] <k-lit> makeactive
[23:31] <k-lit> chainloader +1
[23:31] <FloodBot1> k-lit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:31] <unop> k-lit, use a pastebin
[23:31] <Jordan_U> Kian84: What problem
[23:31] <Frijolie> koshari: yeah, where do you obtain it...I think I had it at one point in time because it's a recent development
[23:31] <k-lit> ...sorry
[23:31] <Pirate_Hunter> what does this mean "E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned error code (1)" how do i fix it?
[23:31] <sirukin> okay, don't know if this is a common question but the documentation reminds me of the microsoft support page when it comes to this, I've an older nvidia card, i've the restricted driver installed, my resolution sucks how do i enable the driver and configure X so it isn't a jew
[23:31] <BlackBeanz> ok thanks a lot
[23:32] <HardDriveBlues> Can someone help me with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=897000
[23:32] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, you need to look at what dpkg/apt is doing before that error message is spit out
[23:32] <Jordan_U> Pirate_Hunter: Can you please pastebin the output of "sudo dpkg --configure -a" ?
[23:32] <chains_of_narse> i'm having installing or uninstalling certain packages that claim dependency problems because they link to packages that are half-configured
[23:32] <tj83> sirukin, your sure that the restricted driver is enabled and "in use"?
[23:33] <Frijolie> W: GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783
[23:33] <sirukin> fairly sure, I've had to enable it twice but both times it's not used
[23:33] <Scunizi> BlackBeanz: Here's a link to mine.  You'll see there's lots there. You'll also have to edit it somewhat for the windows portion due to different drive postitions. But you'll get the gist of it.
[23:33] <Frijolie> does that mean that they moved the location of their GPG key?
[23:33] <Scunizi> BlackBeanz: http://paste.ubuntu.com/42850/
[23:33] <unop> Frijolie, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=318519
[23:33] <tj83> sirukin, check at this time
[23:33] <sirukin> okay nvm, system -> admin -> hardware drivers says it's enabled and in use
[23:34] <Pirate_Hunter> Jordan_U, unop: that command is not doing nothing, it seems this all started after latest system update that fixed eject.... than on installing icewm i keep getting this
[23:34] <sirukin> but I cannot set my display in system -> pref -> resolution beyond 800x600
[23:34] <koshari> Frijolie sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[23:34] <tj83> sirukin, from the terminal does "glxgears" produce gears turning on your screen?
[23:34] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, where did you get this error?
[23:34] <sirukin> perhaps it's not detecting my crt
[23:34] <HardDriveBlues> anyone tried Google's chrome yet?
[23:34] <sirukin> glxgears runs yes
[23:34] <tj83> ok
[23:34] <koshari> HardDriveBlues offtopic, windows app
[23:35] <tj83> pastebing the file : /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:35] <unop> koshari, not really, it can be built on linux
[23:35] <tj83> sirukin, pastebing the file : /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:35] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: trying to install icewm through command apt-get install icewm, dont really see what i ddi wrong
[23:35] <Frijolie> koshari: thanks, that fixed it
[23:35] <tj83> pastebin*
[23:35] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, let's have a look at the output of the command
[23:36] <koshari> unop but its not
[23:36] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: one moment will paste this in pastebin
[23:36] <The_Wolf> hi
[23:36] <mgolisch> why is it that there is no netdump in the repo?
[23:36] <KIppo> Hey
[23:36] <unop> koshari, it's not what?
[23:37] <sirukin> no need to, just cat'd it and it's onlythree paragraphs long
[23:37] <sirukin> but I've tried autodetect and that's all it comes up with
[23:37] <BlackBeanz> i think i get it
[23:37] <The_Wolf> i use a medion notebook with touchpad is it possible to set off that touch can be a click, the windows driver allows this, only a click can be a click
[23:37] <koshari> unop built on linux
[23:37] <BlackBeanz> lets see if it works
[23:37] <unop> koshari, sheesh... http://dev.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/build-instructions-linux
[23:37] <The_Wolf> in gnome settings i didnt found a optionn
[23:37] <BlackBeanz> thanks for your efford
[23:37] <tj83> sirukin, still need to see that file to see if you can just add the resolutions to it.
[23:37] <sirukin> http://www.pastebin.ca/1191985
[23:37] <The_Wolf> but it recognized the touchpad as a touchpad
[23:38] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: http://pastebin.ca/1191984
[23:38] <koshari> unop then how about you compile it build a deb so it CAN be supported in a specific linux distribution support forum?
[23:39] <tj83> sirukin, thats very very plain. need alot more info there.
[23:39] <sirukin> that's all there is in /etc/xorg/xorg.conf
[23:39] <tj83> sirukin, i will pull you a nice example you can use to modify your file.
[23:39] <sirukin> that's all autodetect will spit out
[23:39] <erUSUL> unop: koshari it weont run is not ready yet. it only build and pass a few twests in comman line
[23:39] <sirukin> I can modify my file fine, but anything I do isn't used
[23:39] <sirukin> I've added higher resolutions, but it doesn't work
[23:39] <The_Wolf> !ati
[23:39] <sirukin> the only thing that has is rm'ing the thing and leaving nothing there
[23:40] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: so what is the problem?
[23:40] <The_Wolf> !radeon
[23:40] <unop> koshari, that's not the point ..
[23:40] <The_Wolf> !fglrx
[23:40] <wildman> hello there
[23:40] <tj83> sirukin, http://pastebin.com/m3648e970
[23:40] <Caco_Patane> hallo
[23:41] <sirukin> complicated looking modelines.
[23:41] <koshari> unop then what is the point other than us continuing to discuss this is further offtopic
[23:41] <KIppo> Using KDE and I'v managed to accidently delete what ever alphabet was docking my minimized windows to my taskbar. Does anyone know how I can get it back?
[23:41] <boone-ubuntu> hey guys, i just repartitioned and reinstalled windows into /dev/sda1 and ubuntu does not recognize it as a mountable hard drive, it recognized the old partition, but on repartitioning, it doesn't show up in my places menu, how do i get it to show up there?
[23:41] <wildman> I'm using ubuntu 8.04.1 x86 and I experience some 'stalls', from time to time, with no apparent reason the screen 'grays out' and the system is not responsive at all, any ideas?
[23:41] <richey> boone, anre you talking about the grub menu (on startup)?
[23:41] <erUSUL> wildman: something in the logs?
[23:42] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, what does this give you?  ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/icewm*
[23:42] <koshari> boone-ubuntu you can simply drag the folder in nautilus from the current placeholder into the left panel and it will appear
[23:42] <element8> can ubuntu 64-bit version see 8gb of ram?
[23:42] <wildman> erUSUL, nothing strange as far as I can see... OTOH, I've noticed some intense disk activity most of the times this happens
[23:42] <tim1> no 4 gigs
[23:42] <tj83> wildman, like erUSUL says..... look for any errors... but you should google noapic and nolapic... solved all my unstable issues.
[23:42] <erUSUL> element8: should be able but i only have 3 GB to test
[23:43] <wildman> tj83, errr... with 8.04 (that is, the 1st release) it worked fine until I've updated to 8.04.1 kernel (current), I've filed a kernel bug at the time, not related to this I guess (it's closed now)
[23:43] <erUSUL> wildman: tight on memory? maybe the system enters a swap storm ?
[23:43] <koshari> wildman run top and see what process is using the resources
[23:43] <Kian84> hello everybody, can anybody help me with this? http://pastebin.com/maa93483
[23:43] <wildman> erUSUL, core2duo, 4GB RAM, 500GB hard disk...
[23:43] <unop> koshari, you're right, continuing to discuss it is offtopic .. but being able to build open source apps or discussing them isn't
[23:43] <boone-ubuntu> koshari: will that automount it / remount it if it's not mounted?
[23:43] <wildman> koshari, appart seti@home, no other process seems to hog the system down
[23:43] <boone-ubuntu> koshari: so far i've been mounting it manually
[23:44] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: cannot access no such file or directory
[23:44] <wildman> koshari, and I do expect seti@home to eat both CPU cores :-)
[23:44] <koshari> boone-ubuntu if you want it automounted ie you wont be removing it place a line in the fstab file
[23:44] <peeps> how do i remove pulse audio?
[23:44] <peeps> all it does is cause harm
[23:44] <wildman> BTW, these 'gray out temp locks' happened also with x86_64 8.04.1
[23:44] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: oops im worng
[23:44] <koshari>  wildman is seti multicore optimised?
[23:44] <peeps> anyone?
[23:45] <koshari> peeps why would you, you can simply just not use it.
[23:45] <wildman> koshari, I see 2 seti@home processes eating 95%+ CPU each, so, it looks like it is
[23:45] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: it just replies with different files or folders
[23:45] <wildman> koshari, it actually eats 100% of one core, and 95%+ of the 2nd core
[23:45] <peeps> koshari: when i test alsa playback in sound preferences it gives me an error
[23:45] <richey> Hi people. Having network issues.  Trying to connect a desktop & a laptop both running ubuntu via a cross cable. Nothing is showing up on either computer to suggest that they are connected... Any help please?
[23:45] <Kian84> can anybody give me a hand on this http://pastebin.com/maa93483 ?
[23:46] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, if you have a postinst or postrm file there .. put the contents of them up on a pastebin
[23:46] <peeps> koshari: how would i disable it then?
[23:46] <wildman> richey, fixed IPs on both machines?
[23:46] <koshari> peeps do you think the alsa error is pulse related?
[23:46] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: ok
[23:46] <peeps> koshari: somewhat
[23:46] <richey> wildman: nope... Is it okat to do this via network manager>
[23:47] <wildman> richey, setting fixed IPs? yes, it is
[23:47] <koshari> peeps i would imagine you could remove it via apt however i would assume its part of the ubuntu-desktop metapackage,
[23:48] <|Dreams|> anyone suggest a nice theme for ubuntu?
[23:48] <fyrestrtr> human
[23:49] <koshari> Kian84 i dont know if this is related but updates just rolled out a new eject package here this morning
[23:50] <charles|Q4M5> hey room anyone know how to install mobile ubuntu on a tmobile sidekick?
[23:50] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: done refresh my link if you still got it opened
[23:50] <Scunizi> BlackBeanz: did that work for you?
[23:50] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, errm, it shouldn't be the same link - but anyway, i don't have it open
[23:52] <juro> hi, I am trying to get my Creative Live! Motion webcam to run on Ubuntu 8.04 ... any ideas?
[23:52] <wildman> tj83, http://pastebin.com/d31ec3f88 has a /var/log/syslog excerpt from the time the system gray-out-lock happened
[23:53] <dr_willis> !webcam | juro
[23:53] <tj83> wildman, i have no clue... but should give you something to run with on google.
[23:53] <rhalff> Juro, http://www.google.com/search?q=hi%2C+I+am+trying+to+get+my+Creative+Live!+Motion+webcam+to+run+on+Ubuntu+8.04+...+any+ideas%3F&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:nl:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[23:53] <kindofabuzz> with wpa2 on, why do i not get a wireless icon in NM?
[23:53] <dr_willis> juro,  from what ive seen.. either a webcam works... or its not supported. :(
[23:53] <wildman> tj83, ok, google is my friend... let's see...
[23:54] <boone-ubuntu> GRRRR, it wont mount it, it's ntfs, it is /dev/sda1, why wont it mount it, it says its not a valid ntfs partition. . . but it is, i was just booted into it
[23:54] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: http://pastebin.ca/1191993
[23:54] <Expl0ited> anyone here know how to hide joins/parts in irssi.
[23:54] <dr_willis> Expl0ited,  that is in the IRSSI FAQ at the irssi homepage. You use the /ignore command some how..
[23:54] <juro> dr_willis, that is what I am worried about .... it doesn't look supported :(
[23:54] <dr_willis> juro,  i got 4 webcams.. 1 works in linux.
[23:55] <Expl0ited> dr_willis: k thanks.
[23:55] <richey> wildman: sorry, I had a freeze when I changed the network settings. I'll begin again. On the desktop computer, I select static IP. What is the ideal values for this?
[23:55] <linuxguymarshall> dr_willis, I have the same problem. I want for webcam support
[23:55] <linuxguymarshall> speaking of, does the isight camera on the macbook work on ubunut?
[23:55] <juro> dr_willis, the compatibility list doesn't even show 8.04 :) not a real help then
[23:56] <salaz> !info cinelerra
[23:56] <wildman> richey, something like: 192.168.0.50
[23:56] <wildman> richey, and on the other: 192.168.0.51, for example
[23:56] <dr_willis> juro,  i was amazed that the built in webcam worked on my new laptop. :)
[23:56] <salaz> !cinelerra
[23:56] <wildman> richey, netmask 255.255.255.0 for both, leave the rest at defaults
[23:56] <hdz> !nvidia
[23:57] <richey> wildman: are the subnet values needed?
[23:57] <wildman> richey, IIRC, yes.
[23:57] <wildman> richey, you can always try... :)
[23:58] <richey> wildman: will do! :) - brb
[23:58] <Pirate_Hunter> unop: so what is the problem
[23:59] <hdz> i got the nvidia-config.tar.gz from nvidia site with the .run file my system already has /usr/bin/nvidia-xconfig when i did make the new nvidia-xconfig is bigger, should i overwrite and cp nvidia-xconfig /usr/bin
[23:59] <unop> Pirate_Hunter, ok .. edit icewm.postinst  and place this on line #2   set -x  #then run the aptitude command again .. pastebin the output