[00:00] or of gkrellm has any plugins that will give that info? [00:01] DarkriftX: you can use the web interface, i dunno at cli [00:02] mefisto__: if i try to remove libvorbisfile3 it wants to pretty much remove my whole system [00:02] k [00:02] ActionParsnip: and sudo apt-get install --reinstall doesn't reinstall it? [00:03] mefisto__: yes it does but doesnt cure the issue [00:04] ActionParsnip: sorry I must have missed something. I thought you had overwritten that file and wanted the original 64bit version back [00:04] mefisto__: http://pastebin.com/m7f5edc39 [00:05] mefisto__: yeah ive got it and its still screwy [00:10] mefisto__: seems ive got a 32bit in /usr/lib32 and 64bit in /usr/lib64and 64bit in /usr/lib [00:11] ActionParsnip: you would think that should work [00:12] ActionParsnip: what if you temporarily rename the 32bit one, and make a symlink in that dir to the 64bit one, just to see if it works [00:13] good plan, stan [00:15] is there a way to find out which file its looking for? [00:22] how can I get Kubuntu's Konqueror filer/search field into my Debian KDE? I love how Kubuntu's Konqueror can narrow down the files on the screen with its filter [00:26] eljefe: id imagine if you have konqueror installed itd do it [00:27] I've never been able to find the option or plugin === renato__ is now known as renatocb2 [00:28] eljefe: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-217827.html [00:28] ola [00:29] ActionParsnip thay discuss the filter and also typing to get to folders; i want the filter :) [00:30] hej jag undrar över hur man ska gå igång sharen i Kubuntu, är nybörjare :s [00:31] No swedish peaple here [00:31] eljefe: in configure toolbars, look for the action "filter field" and add it to a toolbar [00:32] eljefe: or just install kubuntu [00:36] mefisto__: nope, i don't have that option when i configure toolbars :( [00:38] eljefe: in kubuntu it is in it's own toolbar called "filter toolbar" which can be selected from a dropdown list in the configure toolbars dialog [00:39] i think i found it with apt in Debian's "konq-plugins".. installing now [00:41] yeah mefisto__ i've now got it, thanks a million! [00:41] i love that thing [00:41] eljefe: there might be some other features to discover in that konq-plugins package [00:42] i agree [00:42] bablefish tooolbar, tork toolbar, maybe five others more... and those are just toolbars :) === [google|bday] is now known as [ifroog|zzz] [00:59] Just found the file "~/http+_www.apple.com_DTDs_PropertyList-1.0.dtd" on my system. Should I worry? Any idea what might have put it there and why? [01:09] Hello all [01:09] ??? [01:09] HOLA? [01:09] !pl [01:09] Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl === ubuntu__ is now known as Skreech [01:20] I installed MonoDevelop and MonoDoc, but half the documentation is missing. All the GTK stuff, for a start. Is this a Kubuntu problem, ie there's doco that would be there if I were using Gnome? Or is the Mono package just underspecified? What do I do to fix it? [01:33] how do I stop the BIOS from flagging an non exisitent Wifi card? [01:35] Skreech: flagging? what do you mean? [01:36] mefisto__: An Atheros Wifi Chipset comes up even though none exists [01:42] Skreech: did it once exist? or do you have a different wifi device? [01:42] mefisto__: never exisited [01:43] laptop had a BIOS update and it went physchotic [01:43] atheros is a ath_* in lsmod right ? [01:44] I have searched the internet for a tutorial on establishing a cross-over cable ethernet connection between two ubuntu systmes, does any one kno of a good tutorial that will help me? [01:44] hey, if I download a package using apt-get install -d, does it download dependencies too? [01:44] kevin_: Cross over is a hardware level [01:45] if it connects then your cable is good [01:45] yes skreech...but it is the settings that I think I have problems with [01:45] it connects [01:45] but one machine recognizes teh cable [01:46] teh other just recognizes teh socket [01:46] kevin_: well are the machines DHCP servers? [01:46] Schuenemann: Should [01:46] no [01:46] I don't think anythign on my system is a s [01:46] server [01:46] should I download some server packages? [01:47] Should I be worried that the file "~/http+_www.apple.com_DTDs_PropertyList-1.0.dtd" suddenly showed up out of nowhere? [01:47] kevin_: May have to set your IP address manually then [01:47] B_Raven: who owns it? [01:47] Skreech: you could blacklist the module. put it in this file: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist [01:47] hmmm I did that... let me find the info [01:47] mefisto__: I figured that I'm trying to figure out what I should blacklist [01:48] sudo ifconfig eth0 10.0.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.252 [01:48] I did both machines [01:48] Skreech, I need to be sure... but I don't want to test :p [01:49] Skreech: any hardware not working after the bios update? maybe something else is being misinterpreted as the wifi chipset? [01:49] Skreech, says I do. (main user account) [01:49] the ohter machine is the same, but the eth0 10.0.1.2 [01:50] Schuenemann: check for the dependecies in /var/cache/apt/archives [01:50] I'd have to test to check that =/ [01:50] mefisto__: Not that I can find out [01:51] B_Raven: When was it created? [01:51] Schuenemann: what? [01:51] download [01:52] Skreech, Darn, forgot to check before my instant twitch reaction set in and I removed it. But pretty sure it's no older than a day at most. [01:53] Schuenemann: They shoudl be downloaded in that directory already [01:53] B_Raven: it's probably a browser left it there. DTD = document type definition and you'll see it at the beginning of most html files and some xml files [01:53] Schuenemann: If the dependcies are not there then it didn't pull them [01:53] mefisto__, Aye, and the actual text of it looked like exactly that. Still worry when something suddenly decides to put a file in my home directory. [01:54] Skreech, I want to know if the dependencies WILL be dowloaded. I don't want to download them [01:55] B_Raven: have you saved any content from www.apple.com recently? maybe a firefox extension or something like that is the cause? [01:55] Schuenemann: ah Well just run the command it will say at the start these depencies will be downloaded [01:55] You can run the command then ctrl+C [01:56] mefisto__, wouldn't visit an apple site, let alone save anything from it, if people paid me for it. But that's a whole other argument. Short answer: not that I can recall. [01:56] B_Raven: when was it created? [01:56] Skreech, can you tell me an example? I can't imagine a package that isn't installed ow [01:57] now* [01:57] B_Raven: ah right sorry ::) [01:57] Schuenemann: You have all of main already? [01:57] no [01:57] Schuenemann: tmw [01:57] should pull in tmw-data [01:58] Skreech, it says they will be installed too. Wonder if that is correct (since nothing will be installed, just downloaded) [01:58] shouldn't be if you did -d [01:58] meh, I'll try [01:58] Oh well, it's just a DTD, probably a bug of some kind somewhere. But will keep my eyes peeled for a while to see if anything else shows up. [01:59] I'm pulling in kpat now to check [01:59] Skreech, it worked [01:59] Schuenemann: Yes siir [02:00] Skreech, ok, thanks [02:00] B_Raven: if you see here, http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2004/11/03/itunes.html, apparently "wget http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd" is a command that can be issued to hack iTunes a bit. But i think that only applies to Macs, and doesn't seem likely that you would've done it.... [02:02] ign0ramus, maybe some app that got bundled into the mix when I downloaded KDE4 to give it a try the other day? [02:02] B_Raven: doesn't seem likely either, but it's not harmful in any way [02:03] B_Raven: it'll probably just be a mystery for the ages o_O [02:03] ign0ramus, Better that than a symptom of a more serious bug in some software. [02:03] agreed :-) [02:07] does anyone know if there's a way to configure Konversation to sound-notify only when the program is minimized? [02:09] any crystalspace coders here? #crystalspace is dead silent. just curious [02:11] hi. i've used xfix command in the safe mode option ,and now i can't use my keyboard or start compiz, i'm using nvidia [02:12] any help please [02:12] vasilisa: It's a weekend :) [02:13] ubuntu__: Your keyboard doesn't work? [02:13] yes [02:13] yeah i know [02:14] skreech yes [02:14] ubuntu__: In the GUI only I suppose? [02:14] vasilisa: Might be more active come monday [02:14] yes [02:15] ubuntu__: Which are you more worried about starting compiz or the keyboard? :) [02:15] the keyboard first [02:16] i was using nvidia-setting [02:16] but it don't start anymore and i can't find it in /usr/bin [02:17] you probably have something funny set in your xorg.conf [02:17] pastebin /etc/X11/xorg.conf [02:17] !paste [02:17] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #kubuntu channel topic) [02:17] so what i can do [02:17] ok [02:19] skreech: http://paste.ubuntu.com/51468/ [02:20] What kind of keyboard do you have? [02:20] normal keyboard [02:21] qwerty [02:21] 105 keys? [02:21] 104? [02:22] 101 i think [02:23] switch that out in your xorg.conf file where it says 105 replace that with 101 then restart X [02:24] Skreech, I'm also guessing it isn't a US keyboard layout. [02:24] ubuntu__: US keyboard? [02:24] yes [02:25] so i replace pc105 with 101? [02:25] * dr_willis wonders what the extra 4 keys are. [02:25] 2 windows keys.. and what else? [02:27] :) i don't know [02:30] Hmm [02:30] I've loaded the prism2_usb driver but how do I build a network interface from it? [02:33] Without rebootiing :) [02:44] hi everybody! [02:45] * Skreech jumps on coreymon77 === arun_ is now known as arunmr87 [02:51] skreech: i've fixed the problem but there i some games i can't display ,the screen telling me (cann't dispaly this video mode change computer input to 1440*900 60hz) [02:52] hi, see im new to mysql, now i finding error when creating database itself. pls help me [02:53] ERROR 1044 (42000): === Czessi_ is now known as Czessi [02:54] dr_willis: can you help me in this one please? [02:59] pls [03:02] arunmr87: http://surf11.com/entry/88/mysql-access-denied-error-1044 [03:06] Anyone knows how to get the wireless key for a wifi adapter? [03:10] porque todavia el kde 4.0 no tiene la resoluciòn de 3.5 [03:12] !ar [03:12] La comunidad local de Argentina se puede encontrar en #ubuntu-ar y en su canal de offtopic: #ubuntu-ar-cafe [03:14] Skreech: what do you mean by that [03:14] hmmm.... [03:15] coreymon77: I'm trying to get a wireless adapter up :-( [03:16] and you need to connect to a network right? [03:16] I modprobed it in but ifconfig and networking restart don't show it [03:16] *sigh* what card? [03:17] so I'm trying to hack it into the interfaces file [03:18] coreymon77: MA111 [03:18] THough if I can't get it to connect to a WPA I'm not sure if it makes sense [03:18] coreymon77: netgear [03:19] prism2_usb [03:19] bah, wpa, i can never get that to work [03:20] knetworkmanager is way too bugy [03:20] :-) [03:21] coreymon77: So just leave the network open then? [03:21] no, wep ftw [03:21] :P [03:22] *NEWBIE* - Trying to import my music which is on my external USB HD (previously used with Windows), but am getting "Cannot Mount Volume" [03:23] coreymon77: ha ha [03:23] simon_: how are you trying to mount it? [03:23] I have no strategy - I'm a BRAND Newbie. [03:24] coreymon77: how do I get the wireless key from the card? [03:24] You will mold my mind into an exrperienced Ubuntu user with your sagely advice [03:24] simon_: ok you are using dolphin? [03:25] the wireless card doesnt have a key, its the network that has the key [03:25] I have it open now [03:25] wlan_ng_key0 xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ? [03:25] simon_: press F4 [03:25] You should get a terminal [03:25] thats your network password, you need to check your router for that [03:26] simon_: What do you mean import? [03:26] coreymon77: Ah Wep? [03:26] coreymon77: So why doesn't the card show up in sudo ifconfig -a ? [03:27] Meaning my MP3 files are there and I want to bing the data onto my computer via RhythmBox or something. I just want to "see" the fil;es [03:27] simon_: Right I get that :) but do you want to keep them on the External HDD ? [03:28] No, I'd like to import them into my "Music" folder on the main HD, just like I have been sdoing successfully with data DVD-ROMS of MP3 files. [03:28] simon_: ah wonderful [03:29] Did you press F4 on dolphin ? [03:29] Yes, it opened a terminal [03:29] ok type mkdir import [03:29] (Thanks for being remedial with me) [03:29] ok [03:29] Skreech: alrighty, terminal lsmod | grep prism [03:29] then sudo mount /dev/sd and tell me what you get [03:30] Skreech: oastebin the results [03:30] sda1 sda2 sda5 sdb sdc sdd sde sdf sdf1 [03:30] on@simon-desktop:~$ sudo mount /dev/sd [03:31] simon_: ok type f1import [03:31] so it looks like sudo mount /dev/sdf1 import [03:32] then press enter [03:32] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/51487/ [03:32] I entered password and it said "special device /dev/sd does not exist" [03:32] becuase /dev/sd is not a proper device [03:33] What should I do once I click that link? [03:33] !pastebin [03:33] pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #kubuntu channel topic) [03:34] simon_: press up then add "f1 import" at the end [03:34] Ok, lots of text [03:34] Skreech: sorry, wpa is not supported by that driver apparently [03:35] coreymon77: So this is all pointless? [03:35] use wep [03:35] simon_: what's the line that you pressed enter on ? [03:35] press up and copy it here [03:36] coreymon77: would you know if there is work going on in the kernel for wpa on it? [03:36] http://hostap.epitest.fi/wpa_supplicant/ [03:36] no clue [03:36] whats the matter with using wep? [03:37] untrustworthy neighbours [03:37] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/51490/ [03:37] so, use wep, they really gonna bother cracking it [03:37] simon_: no :) [03:37] Wow, that's cool. Ok. that's what I got. [03:37] its a pain in the neck [03:37] Sorry...? [03:38] sudo mount /dev/sdf1 import [03:38] coreymon77: Ok guess I'll stick with windows for a few more KUbuntu releases [03:38] simon_: try that ^^ [03:38] you should get no output [03:39] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WPAHowTo/Kubuntu#Easy%20Steps%20to%20get%20WPA%20to%20Work%20on%20Kubuntu [03:39] "no previous substitution" [03:39] Skreech: its not gona change [03:39] mr---t-: Not supported by this driver [03:39] jsut use wep, its no big deal [03:39] o [03:39] wep is encryption [03:39] coreymon77: well I still can't get the adapter to show up in anycase [03:40] what are you using right now [03:40] simon_: ummm [03:40] Skreech, did you see what I got in the Pastebin? [03:41] simon you need to post the url of your paste [03:41] simon_: yes I told you to try a new command [03:41] sudo mount /dev/sdf1 import [03:41] simon_: try that ^^ [03:41] how are you on the internet now [03:41] nm [03:42] coreymon77: I blacklisted a fake wifi card and got the realtek wired port up [03:42] Skreech - http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/51492/ [03:42] what did you blacklist exactly? [03:42] Atheros Wifi card [03:43] The BIOS reports it but it doesn't exist [03:43] why is that? [03:43] simon_: Ahhhm ok [03:43] simon_: try choice 2 [03:43] Should I type - "mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdf1 import -o force" [03:44] just as it says? [03:44] coreymon77: The laptop had a BIOS update ever since then it reports a wifi card that doesn't exist [03:44] simon_: yes [03:45] terminal lspci [03:45] pastebin it [03:45] simon_: the USB drive was plugged out with out removing it safely [03:45] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/51493/ [03:45] Woo-Hoo! You did it! [03:46] simon_: Yeah it's pretty easy :) just remove the drive properly next time [03:47] iwconfig [03:47] All I ever did was plug it in and got that "Cannot Mount" error right off the bat. How did I remove it incorrectly if it never recognized it in the first place? [03:47] pastebin it [03:47] simon_: F4 to hide the terminal [03:48] simon_: from WIndows [03:48] simon_ NTFS has a logfile, so if the disk gets unmounted uncleanly by windows that logfile reflects that. [03:48] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/51495/ [03:48] I onlyt have Ubuntu on this system - do you mean when I removed it from the Windows laptop that is my other computer? [03:48] simon_: yes [03:49] So if I remove it correctly from Windows, then when I plugit in here, it will recognize right away? [03:49] No "Scarlet Letter"? [03:50] simon_: if its dismounted clearly i belueve so [03:50] Skreech: sorry, i have to, take a look here, this may help you [03:50] Otherwise, I just type "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdf1 import -o force"? [03:50] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/NetgearMA111?highlight=(ManufacturerModel)|(AND) [03:51] lol, yeah. basically you're telling it to ignore the flag in qyestion [03:51] and this page [03:51] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/prism2_usb [03:51] coreymon: You off? [03:51] i have to go [03:51] coreymon: Stay crisp [03:51] Got it. So how do I remove it "correctly" from my Windows PC? [03:51] Skreech: take a look at those links [03:52] they should help [03:52] simon_, the "safely remove hardware" button. [03:53] simon_: there is a thing in the system tray that you click on that say safely remove hardware [03:53] Ok. LAST QUESTION - In these chats, isthere a shortcut you use to type the name of the person you're addressing, or do you have to type it out each time? [03:53] !tab [03:53] You can use for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [03:55] ! [03:55] I dont get that, but thanks for helping me with the mounting (Skreech, geek, B_Raven, et al) [03:56] simon_, type dr_ [03:56] simon_: start typing someone's name then press [03:56] dr_willis: [03:56] AH! [03:56] Once ya learn about TAB - you realize realize you cant live without it. :) [03:56] Thanks, dr_willis [03:56] !tab tells you information [03:56] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [03:56] !tab [03:56] You can use for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line. [03:57] !mount [03:57] Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Kubuntu, go to System Settings -> Advanced Tab -> Disks & Filesystem. See also !fstab and !DiskMounter [03:57] !hi [03:57] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [03:57] Skreech: [03:57] !botsnack [03:57] Got it. Thanks Everyone! [03:57] Yum! Err, I mean, APT! [03:57] !botsnack [03:57] Ha ha [03:57] I'm pathetic. Anyway, thanks again. Goodnight [03:57] It doesn't like being played with [03:57] simon_: try !hi [03:57] I dont even know what I did [03:57] !hi [03:57] Hi! Welcome to #kubuntu! [03:58] ! are bot triggers [03:58] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [03:58] simon_: See you tomorrow [03:58] you will learn lots here [03:58] simon_: Don [03:58] 't forget to copy your music [03:58] Oh, and I thought he was intelligent! [03:58] ;-) [03:58] Yeah, I'll be playing with !tabs all night now [03:58] And the rest of your life [03:58] No kidding. This Ubuntu is awesome. [03:59] dr_willis: I was writing a mail the other day and wrote To: [03:59] You guys didnt even charge me $90 for the first service call! [03:59] Why isn't it auto completing the people in the company? [03:59] simon_: Oh we did [03:59] You'll get it next week [03:59] Tab even works for apt-get install poo and so forth. :) [03:59] I wouldn't install poo :( [04:00] !find moo [04:00] Found: kmoon, moodle, gkrellmoon, gtk-smooth-themes, ksplash-engine-moodin (and 17 others) [04:00] If I hit [tab], it automatically puts in "Skreech" - the last person that addressed me or vice versa? [04:00] simon_: Yes [04:00] !find Sim [04:00] Found: ksim, libcupsimage2, libcupsimage2-dev, libpod-simple-perl, libxml-simple-perl (and 113 others) [04:00] unreal [04:00] Who needs music [04:00] ive never noticed tab automatically doing the LAST person that addressed me, or vissaversa [04:00] and if you type the start of someone's name it autocompletes the last person who said something if there are multiple people [04:01] but it may depend on the irc client. :) [04:01] dr_willis: konversation [04:01] using xchat here. on vista even! :) [04:01] * Skreech steps away from dr_willis [04:01] !vista [04:01] vista is a recent version of Microsoft Windows. Discussion on Windows related topics is available in ##windows. General issues on moving from Windows to Ubuntu is convered in the wiki guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromWindows [04:01] Ok, I'm out. Thanks again [04:01] !thanks again [04:01] Sorry, I don't know anything about thanks again [04:01] !bye [04:01] Au revoir! [04:01] Oh well [04:02] simon_: hang out here when you can [04:02] Definitely. [04:02] Go rock out to the tunes!!! [04:02] Indeed. Sonic Yout and Iggy await [04:02] !Iggy [04:02] Sorry, I don't know anything about iggy [04:02] Nothing, hmm [04:02] ha ha :) [04:06] can anyone give me ideas on why kubuntu is checking my hard drive on boot 50% of the time with multiply claimed blocks, and only boots into xserver with an open shell window? [04:07] Mrunagi: You need to check your Fs [04:07] are you using ext3 ? [04:08] yes [04:08] have a live CD? [04:08] no [04:08] get one and boot up with it [04:09] then sudo fsck /dev/sda1 [04:09] should sort it out [04:09] if not then sudo badblocks /dev/sda1 [04:09] ive already done fsck [04:09] it forces me to after the routine check [04:10] run badblocks then [04:10] might be the hard drive is trying to call for help [04:10]