[00:00] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: console
[00:00] <zsquareplusc> persona_khanu: then #  sudo ls /media/disk/
[00:00] <elgreco> bjmuggs,  need to find a ppc kernel, not sure if ubuntu has any, should be a quick search on google though
[00:00] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: right now on the livecd however i'm using nautlius
[00:00] <oxiii> phix thank you for trying, anyway
[00:00] <phix> oxiii: my plesure
[00:01] <zsquareplusc> persona_khanu: to get a "root" nautilus you can use alt+f2 -> "gksu nautlius"  but don't make that a regular habit :-)
[00:01] <bjmuggs> elgrco: i found one but when i boot it it can;t seem to install it
[00:01] <phix> oxiii: and thank LjL for unbanning me so I could attempt to assist you, let me know how you go with it and if you have any other ubuntu questions let me know also :P
[00:01] <raylu> _chris___: can you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"?
[00:01] <_chris___> raylu i mount /dev/hdh1 and it does nothing
[00:02] <elgreco> bjmuggs, sorry, not too familiar with booting cd's on a ppc machine
[00:02] <outboard> what is the easy way of finding out what my local ip address is on the lan  ?
[00:02] <raylu> _chris___: and also, the output of just "mount"
[00:02] <oxiii> ok thanks
[00:02] <raylu> outboard: ifconfig
[00:02] <outboard> thanks
[00:03] <zsquareplusc> bjmuggs: check ports.ubuntu.com pcc repos are there. there should also be an intstaller hidden somewhere
[00:03] <_chris___> raylu mount: according to mtab, /dev/hdh1 is already mounted on /mnt/hdh1
[00:03] <_chris___> mount failed
[00:03] <uber_noober> hey guys, guick question: how can I install Ubuntu GRUB on root partition?
[00:03] <Guest18045> hmm all my hotkeys are messed up now :(
[00:03] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: still not able to get there, 'gksu nautlius' didn't seem to have any effect
[00:03] <raylu> _chris___: ...
[00:03] <ikonia> !grub > uber_noober
[00:03] <jasminpc> im lookin for vmware users
[00:03] <outboard> is there an easy way of binding to a particular address ?
[00:03] <jasminpc> !!!!!!!
[00:03] <zsquareplusc> persona_khanu: ok, if you try that in a terminal, do you get an error? maybe its gksudo
[00:03] <bjmuggs> thanks
[00:04] <_chris___> raylu it is not there in the gui
[00:04] <nat2610> how can I know what file will be install and where with apt-get  ?
[00:04] <jasminpc> im looking for vmware users
[00:04] <jasminpc> anybody there
[00:04] <elgreco> nope
[00:04] <_chris___> raylu it identifies itself as volume 98.0
[00:04] <jasminpc> help mee
[00:04] <elgreco> we are all on lunch
[00:05] <rww> jasminpc: /join #vmware
[00:05] <ikonia> jasminpc: lots in #vmware
[00:05] <jasminpc> thanks
[00:05] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: nice, the command line worked, i ended up just typing 'sudo su' heh
[00:05] <raylu> _chris___: are you going to give me that output or not?
[00:05] <outboard>  raylu is there an easy way of binding to a particular address ?
[00:05] <zsquareplusc> persona_khanu: that's "sudo -i" ;-)
[00:05] <uber_noober> sorry, i should've explained: i'm trying to multiboot and i have installed grub on its own partition. trying to chainload. should i install ubuntu via the alternate install cd?
[00:05] <rww> persona_khanu: in the future, consider "sudo -i" instead of "sudo su" ;)
[00:05] <raylu> outboard: not familiar with that, sorry
[00:06] <outboard> cool
[00:06] <outboard> i'll do some research
[00:06] <nicklas_> hello, what is the difference between eeebuntu and ubuntu eee ?
[00:06] <_chris___> raylu here is the output again A security policy in place prevents this sender from sending this message to this recipient, see message bus configuration file (rejected message had
[00:06] <linuxman410> i had to use alternate install cd to install ony my compaq only way it would work
[00:06] <eseven73> nat2610: if you start synaptic package manager, click on "Status" button on the lower left, youll see "Installed" click that
[00:06] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: heh, i'll fix that, also 'gksudo nautilus' works, only one i ;)
[00:06] <persona_khanu> zsquareplusc: thanks
[00:06] <persona_khanu> rww: thanks
[00:07] <uber_noober> linuxman410: was that for me?
[00:07] <eseven73> nat also a package called 'Aptoncd' shows you all the packages you have installed, and you can then make an image file from it too
[00:07] <linuxman410> has anyone else tried to make a lean install of ubuntu the article on how to do it is on distrowatch
[00:07] <rww> nicklas_: they're two different non-Ubuntu distributions based on Ubuntu, neither of which we can provide support for here. Try asking on the forums for each distro.
[00:07] <Saga_> nicklas_: http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=32606
[00:08] <elgreco> linuxman410, if you want a lean ubuntu, just go with gentoo or something like that
[00:08] <Saga_> nicklas_: You should download both.
[00:08] <Saga_> Test them both out.
[00:08] <raylu> _chris___: ...
[00:08] <Saga_> And see which you like the most.
[00:08] <raylu> _chris___: can you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"?
[00:08] <raylu> _chris___: and also, the output of just "mount"
[00:09] <linuxman410> i did a lean install with alternative cd it boots in seconds flat
[00:09] <hypnus9> linuxman40: what is a lean install?
[00:09] <raylu> _chris___: i think this is the third time now
[00:09] <hypnus9> Pardon my noobness
[00:09] <linuxman410> just installing the main stuff u use
[00:09] <eseven73> !minimal
[00:09] <_chris___> raylu, Disk /dev/hde: 13.6 GB, 13613064192 bytes
[00:09] <_chris___> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 1655 cylinders
[00:09] <_chris___> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[00:09] <_chris___> Disk identifier: 0x0003f3de
[00:09] <_chris___>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[00:09] <FloodBot2> _chris___: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <_chris___> Disk /dev/hdh: 203.9 GB, 203928109056 bytes
[00:09] <hypnus9> Oh ok. THNX
[00:09] <eseven73> paste much?
[00:10] <persona_khanu> thanks all, night!
[00:10] <_chris___> raylu /dev/hde1 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
[00:10] <_chris___> proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[00:10] <_chris___> varrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,mode=0755)
[00:10] <_chris___> varlock on /var/lock type tmpfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,mode=1777)
[00:10] <_chris___> udev on /dev type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755)
[00:10] <_chris___> devshm on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw)
[00:10] <FloodBot2> _chris___: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <uber_noober> is there an option to install grub on root partition for chainloading purposes? I didn't see one when I tried installing ubuntu
[00:10] <kitche> uber_noober: using the alternate cd yes and by hand yes
[00:10] <coolyum> what happened to the port for bsd-airtools
[00:10] <temppy> Samba isnt working for me, on Intrepid.  It used to work on Hardy.  Any suggestions?
[00:11] <vaxius> uber_noober: yes, manual install, though
[00:11] <coolyum> i want dstumbler but i guess freebsd removed it from the ports tree
[00:11] <vaxius> !grub | uber_noober
[00:11] <nicklas_> Saga_: i have read it now, think im gonna stick with my installed eeebuntu 2.0, based on ubuntu 8.10 ... it has a better look, and the awm by default
[00:11] <uber_noober> vaxius:  i'm trying to multiboot and i have installed grub on its own partition. trying to chainload. should i install ubuntu via the alternate install cd?
[00:12] <uber_noober> will that give me an option to select where grub is placed?
[00:12] <_chris___> raylu, did u get all of the info u needed?
[00:12] <vaxius> uber_noober: you could just use the regular desktop cd, and then reinstall grub manually afterwards; i'm not aware of an option during install
[00:13] <coolyum> ne one have problems with wireless ex wlan0:avahi taking place of wlan0
[00:13] <uber_noober> coolyum: i did
[00:13] <uber_noober> it was a pain to get ridd off
[00:14] <raylu> _chris___: ...you got kicked. like the bot and i said, use pastebin
[00:14] <hypnus9> Uber_noober: doesn't grub just install to the root partition by default on install?
[00:14] <CarlFK> would runing apt-proxy cause "untrusted versions of the following packages... xserver-xorg" (and 100 or so more.. proably all of them)
[00:14] <JCDG> hello, has someone fully implemented SElinux on Intrepid??
[00:14] <vaxius> hypnus9: no, it installs to mbr by default
[00:14] <coolyum> i got ubuntu 8.04 on one of my old laptops and it does it everytime i restart
[00:14] <Dom> Hi guys, just a quick question hw long does ubuntu take to load on average and on its first ever start up?
[00:15] <hypnus9> Oh ok. I have my /boot file on a separate partition right now.
[00:15] <uber_noober> hypnus9: yes, but I already have grubs on its own partition sda1, so I'm trying to chainload the multi os-es, and i don't want ubuntu installing a new grub on the mbr
[00:15] <l7> Dom: about 2-3 minutes, depending your system
[00:15] <vaxius> Dom: depends on your system, but mine is about 30 seconds i think
[00:15] <hypnus9> uber_noober:ok
[00:15] <CarlFK> Dom does that include the "indexting" thing?
[00:15] <_chris___> raylu, how do i use pastebin? i dont see that on  y screen
[00:16] <vaxius> l7: 2-3 MINUTES?  wow, that's a long time
[00:16] <hypnus9> uber_noober: have you just tried editing /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[00:16] <Dom> Thanks, that means i have a problem then, mine is hanging when it begins loading scsi devices
[00:16] <l7> vaxius: well maybe 1-2.  i've got a rather slow drive
[00:16] <coolyum> did u run a script to fix prevent wlan0:avahi from starting at boot or did u blacklist the driver
[00:16] <uber_noober> see that's not the problem
[00:17] <uber_noober> hypnus9: that's not my problem, i already have dbian and slackware running, but i tried isntalling ubuntu and it's not giving me an option to install grub on its own root partition
[00:17] <uber_noober> coolyum: do u use ndiswrapper?
[00:18] <raylu> !pastebin | _chris___
[00:18] <zsquareplusc> uber_noober: let it do it and then reinstall your own grub with your own menu.lst. it's probably the fastest way
[00:18] <_chris___> raylu, ubottu thanks ill post the stuff there
[00:18] <coolyum> no my driver is native (ralink chip) rum4 driver
[00:19] <uber_noober> yeah, but do u connect via the network manager?
[00:19] <hypnus9> uber_noober: are you trying to make more than 4 primary partitions on /dev/sda?
[00:20] <uber_noober> hypnus9: ???
[00:20] <uber_noober> i have 4 logical and the rest extended
[00:20] <hypnus9> Oh ok.
[00:21] <Sephii1> what's the channel for mint
[00:21] <zsquareplusc> l7: you might want to look at the profile option http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=254263
[00:21] <_chris___> raylu, ok i pasted. what happens next?
[00:21] <kristian_> raylu : you should "/set hilight_nick_matches off" if your going to use "/hilight word". where word = nick! fyi! or there can be a conflict apparently!
[00:21] <eseven73> !mintlinux
[00:21] <raylu> _chris___: give me the url
[00:22] <_chris___> raylu http://paste.ubuntu.com/85855/
[00:22] <raylu> kristian_: conflict?
[00:22] <Sephii1> mint linux tends to freeze in normal mode, and in compatibility mode I'm stuck in some low resolution and can't see whole windows
[00:22] <Sephii1> trying to install from CD
[00:22] <raylu> kristian_: hilight_nick_matches tries to make my act bar yellow, hilight tries to make it red. hilight wins :D
[00:22] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me how to partition a 160GB HDD correctly to install maximum no. of packages
[00:22] <Sephii1> using USB right now
[00:22] <zsquareplusc> !mint > Sephii1
[00:22] <linuxman410> how long does it usually take ubuntu to boot to desktop
[00:23] <robm06> Anyone have any experience with VirtualBox?
[00:23] <raylu> _chris___: if it's already mounted, can't you access the files in /mnt/hd*?
[00:23] <uber_noober> i guess i'll check back later - hypnos9 thanks
[00:23] <eseven73> ah zsquareplusc thanks i was trying to recall what command was for Mint, ty
[00:23] <hypnus9> No prob, uber_noober
[00:23] <kitche> linuxman410: depends on the hardware
[00:23] <_chris___> raylu, it does not appear to be mounted
[00:23] <Sephii1> !mintsupport
[00:23] <kristian_> raylu : hilight ftw! ;-) anyways i was told to turn hilight_nick_matches off, if i was going to use hilight for my nick. according to #irssi people! just thought i'd let you know. :-)
[00:24] <raylu> _chris___: what does that mean?
[00:25] <linuxman410> i have a p4 2.53 and built in video intel and 40n gig drive and 768 megs of ddr 400 ram and it takes 1 minute and 2 seconds is that about right
[00:25] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me how to partition a 160GB HDD correctly to install maximum no. of packages
[00:26] <SlimeyPete> DarkKnight: "maximum no."?
[00:26] <zsquareplusc> linuxman410: that's not bad. you could fine tune with "profile",  but it won't save worlds http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=254263
[00:26] <Ward1983> zsquareplusc, the casper-rw partition and file are only for the home dir or also for installed applications?
[00:27] <zsquareplusc> Ward1983: not sure. one is -rw and the other -cow i think one of them is for the entire disk
[00:27] <DarkKnight> SlimeyPete; i just wanted to partition such that when I keep installing packages...i should not run of disk space and also i should have maximum capacity to store my personal files
[00:27] <Ward1983> zsquareplusc, ah then i must have missed a part i only read about -rw
[00:28] <zsquareplusc> DarkKnight: then dont make separate /home partition. (though i prefer to have one)
[00:28] <eseven73> DarkKnight: you got a 160 gig hdd, stop worrying lol
[00:28] <eseven73> plenty of room
[00:28] <Dj_Luck_E> wowo i never left here lol
[00:28] <SlimeyPete> Oh. Give 40GB to /, the rest to /home. 40GB should be more than enough for every package you could ever want, and then some.
[00:29] <Dj_Luck_E> so i want both xp and ubuntu
[00:29] <DarkKnight> zsquareplusc; eseven73; so while instllation if i opt for "entire disk" option i.e let it select its own way of partitioning.....so wouldn't be there any problem
[00:29] <Dj_Luck_E> i love partitioning drives
[00:30] <l7> zsquareplusc: hey thanks for that tip.  are there any downsides to the profile message besides slowing down the next boot though?
[00:30] <Dj_Luck_E> i have 20 gis for windows and 40 gigs for ubuntu
[00:31] <zsquareplusc> l7: i don't hope so, i did that once on the other pc. and it still runs :-)
[00:31] <linuxman410> i left windows about 5 years ago completely and have been using linux for 10 years best move ever
[00:31] <Dj_Luck_E> i thought about switching over completely
[00:31] <Dj_Luck_E> if i can get wine to run right
[00:32] <eseven73> i got off the fence last year, and totally wiped out Windows, smartest thing i ever did :)
[00:32] <Dj_Luck_E> lol windows a resource hog
[00:32] <Ward1983> zsquareplusc, i think they are the same, but -cow is just old
[00:32] <tvaughn> im loving linux
[00:32] <CheesyWeasel> what is the default hotkey for displaying power information and how to i change it?
[00:32] <linuxman410> i have 3 linux boxes total on my network
[00:33] <tvaughn> what do you guys have your win key do
[00:33] <CheesyWeasel> tvaughn: i use it to map special characters
[00:33] <tvaughn> how do you do that?
[00:34] <eseven73> im keeping my win key reserved for Emacs :)
[00:34] <jonrafkind> hi, is there some fundamental limit in linux that prevents me from setting 'max locked memory' (ulimit -l) past 78k ?
[00:34] <CheesyWeasel> i dont remember
[00:34] <tvaughn> whats the shortcut for opening terminal?
[00:34] <thiebaude> my win key does nothing
[00:35] <linuxman410> my winkey does nothing either
[00:35] <CheesyWeasel> tvaughn: system > preferences > keyboard shortcuts make it be whatever you want it to be
[00:35] <CheesyWeasel> what is the default hotkey for displaying power information and how to i change it?
[00:35] <tvaughn> yeah but i dont understand the options
[00:35] <psycardis> There isn't a default cheesy
[00:36] <CheesyWeasel> ubottu: keyboard preferences
[00:36] <CheesyWeasel> psycardis: i know.
[00:36] <Ward1983> zsquareplusc, aaah finally got out of it now: "IT WORKS!!! I formatted my flash drive with 2 ext3 partitions, then I typed "sudo e2label /dev/sdb1 casper-rw" did the same for sdb2 except "home-rw" " from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6005093
[00:36] <tvaughn> ubottu, keyboard shortuts
[00:36] <CheesyWeasel> tvaughn: what dont you understand?
[00:36] <Ward1983> home-rw is for home :)
[00:36] <psycardis> cheesy: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-custom-shortcut-keys-on-ubuntu-linux/
[00:36] <vaxius> [System Info] Kernel-[Linux 2.6.24-16-generic i686] Uptime-[4 days, 22:16] Load-[1.18] CPUCount-[2 Model-Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     T8300  @ 2.40GHz Clock-800.000MHz Cache-3072 KB Bogomips-4792.69] Memory-[925/2075M [||||||||||] Total Space-[156.2G] Processes-[156] [modified]
[00:36] <tvaughn> what each option i can set it to means
[00:37] <vaxius> oops, my bad, pressed SysInfo button
[00:37] <psycardis> what do you mean tvaughn?
[00:37] <tvaughn> oh i mean the mapping of win key
[00:37] <vaxius> I use [modified] v1 Script for X-Chat. Highly configurable, Fserve, System Information, Away Script, Auto NickServ Ident, XmmS Show, and more. Get it at-[http://www.geocities.com/modifiedloser/modifiedv1.tar.gz]
[00:38] <vaxius> ignore that too, pressed another button
[00:38] <CheesyWeasel> psycardis: do you know where the power information one is held?
[00:38] <GodfatherofEire2> Need a little help with OpenOffice, it keeps crashing on me when it tries to recover a file, and I cant seem to do anything about it
[00:38] <Pici> vaxius: Please don't do that here.
[00:38] <psycardis> tvaughn: you can use ccsm to make shortcuts...
[00:38] <psycardis> cheesy: what type of power information?
[00:38] <tvaughn> what is super and hyper?
[00:38] <vaxius> Pici: read previous, i was seeing what buttons in xchat do
[00:38] <CheesyWeasel> psycardis: the little bubble that pops up and tells me how much battery life i have left
[00:39] <GodfatherofEire2> Could somebody give me a hand here with openoffice?
[00:39] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me how to get the desktops in cube shaped....and other such features
[00:39] <zsquareplusc> CheesyWeasel: system->prefs->power and enable the symbol
[00:40] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: what symbol?
[00:40] <Pici> vaxius: And like I said, don't do that here. Try #test
[00:40] <zsquareplusc> CheesyWeasel: that sould give you a symbol with battery state. and you can click it for more detailed info
[00:40] <vaxius> Pici: didn't know about that channel, thanks
[00:40] <psycardis> Godgatherofeire2: just ask your question
[00:40] <GodfatherofEire2> Psycardis: I did
[00:40] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: yes i have that, but when i try to mute my sound, a bubble comes out of that battery
[00:41] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: i want to turn THAT off
[00:41] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me how to get the desktops in cube shaped....and other such features
[00:41] <psycardis> !compiz | DarkKnight
[00:42] <zsquareplusc> CheesyWeasel: and its about power? didn't knew taht you could have a key for that. when you reassign the mute key in the keyboard shortcuts, doesn't that fix it?
[00:42] <DarkKnight> psycardis; i have installed compiz.......now how do i do it...
[00:42] <snappo> I need help with laptop :P
[00:42] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Install ccsm  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects....  On the first page  put check next to rotate cube and desktop cube.. dbl click general options... up closer to the top...  click on desktop size  and set them to 4, 1 and 1  top to bottom... ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse
[00:42] <GodfatherofEire2> I really, really need to fix this openoffice.org problem, cause I need to take another look at a list of scanners, like, asap
[00:42] <marcioapf> please, can anybody help me UNinstalling ubuntu from my pc. I'll change mine and leave this to someone who surely won't use it.
[00:42] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: i like my mute key where it is. when i had gutsy, i didnt have this problem
[00:43] <scott_> hey guys i have a shell scripting question.  Can somone help me
[00:43] <sweetgum> how can i install the man pages for development such as man getenv and man export
[00:43] <CheesyWeasel> scott_: #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:43] <scott_> k-thanks
[00:43] <Jack_Sparrow> marcioapf Install anything you want over the top of ubuntu..
[00:43] <zsquareplusc> CheesyWeasel: yes. but check in the shortcuts if the mute key is still assigned.  and do you have an Xmodmap?
[00:43] <jtaji> sweetgum: aptitude install manpages-dev
[00:43] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: idk.
[00:43] <onetinsoldier> marcioapf: how did you install it? what method? from cdrom?
[00:43] <Jack_Sparrow> marcioapf Please request support from the OS you are going to install. thanks
[00:43] <marcioapf> Jack_Sparrow didn't get it
[00:44] <CheesyWeasel> zsquareplusc: the mute key is assigned because i assigned it to function f2 but apparently function f2 is also "display power information"
[00:44] <GodfatherofEire2> For the love of god will somebody tell me how I can get OO.o to stop trying to recover a damned file, cause it keeps crashing in its attempt to
[00:44] <onetinsoldier> marcioapf: hello?
[00:45] <marcioapf> onetinsoldier i installed it from cdrom
[00:45] <CheesyWeasel> !language
[00:45] <linuxman410> when i did lean install i did not get update manager how do i install it
[00:45] <snappo> can someone help me find out why my usb wifi doesn't work with the new kernel
[00:45] <zsquareplusc> CheesyWeasel: hm. maybe some acpi thing. power/suspend buttons come from there.
[00:45] <CheesyWeasel> thanks
[00:46] <marcioapf> onetinsoldier: from cd-rom.
[00:46] <onetinsoldier> marcioapf: ok, i only know about the 8.10 cdrom. it comes with gparted on it.. load up gparted, and use it to wipe all the linux partitions. that will uninstall it.
[00:47] <snappo> erm I've created many threads on the forum but have had no replies can anyone help me here?
[00:47] <psycardis> GodfatherofEire2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=597253
[00:47] <Anusien> I know you can export displays to different screens.  But is there a way to export it to two screens at once (theoretically one would be read-only) without VNC?
[00:47] <psycardis> I love google
[00:47] <onetinsoldier> marcioapf: you might not even need to do that.. you might be able to do that from within ubuntu right, bit am not totally certain how that'd work out
[00:47] <onetinsoldier> marcioapf: right now*
[00:47] <GodfatherofEire2> Thanks psycardis, hope that works
[00:47] <Jack_Sparrow> snappo Is your usb in the list of supported hardware/chipsets, (Sorry very short on time here)
[00:48] <gadu33> tuchat.org
[00:48] <snappo> yeah it worked fine with hardy and up till a few days ago
[00:48] <snappo> gnome won't start if it's plugged in
[00:48] <marcioapf> onetinsoldier ok i'll search for something here, and... may i contact you later? thanks for help!
[00:49] <GodfatherofEire2> psycardis, not quite the same problem
[00:49] <zsquareplusc> !info xtv | Anusien
[00:49] <jesper_> Hi, recently installer conky but i dont know how to modify it, want it too look like this http://www.gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=95060&file1=95060-1.jpg&file2=95060-2.jpg&file3=&name=Hunny+Classic . help anyone?
[00:50] <nicklas_> Zazas Zazas Nasatanada Zazas!
[00:50] <psycardis> Are you sure? Did you try resetting to the default themes for ubuntu?
[00:50] <raylu> marcioapf, onetinsoldier: wiping ubuntu won't cut i
[00:50] <raylu> marcioapf, onetinsoldier: you'll have to install a new mbr
[00:50] <raylu> *cut it
[00:50] <GodfatherofEire2> psycardis: Its a slightly diff problem, because it actually did crash
[00:50] <Anusien> zsquareplusc: neat thanks
[00:50] <raylu> marcioapf: unless you have /boot on its own partition
[00:51] <psycardis> GodfatherofEire2: Are you running the default theme?
[00:51] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; i have done what u said...but now i am not able to move to the next wrokspace...
[00:52] <GodfatherofEire2> psycardis: pretty much, yeah, and also, using OO.o 3.0 not 2, so that fix might not work
[00:52] <marcioapf> raylu what should i do? i have ubuntu in one partition, and windows in another.
[00:52] <jesper_> anyhelp?
[00:52] <snappo> ah well thx anyway guys
[00:53] <Vantrax> !ask | jesper_
[00:53] <psycardis> I'm running 3 too, and I had a different issue that was caused by my theme.
[00:53] <scott_> anyone running ubuntu on their ps3?
[00:53] <sweetgum> does anyone have a page on how to use export?
[00:53] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Did you follow those instructions exactly?  anything you did not understand or did not work
[00:53] <nicklas_> Tohu Tehom Theli Than Leviathan Tanin'iver Taninsam!
[00:53] <sweetgum> to define environment variables
[00:53] <zsquareplusc> !man > sweetgum ;-)
[00:53] <zaapiel> bonjour
[00:54] <sweetgum> zsquareplusc: theres no man entry for export
[00:54] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; i did as u said....one i selected desktop cube...it asked me to disable desktop wall...
[00:54] <Vantrax> sweetgum, what are you trying to export, and from waht
[00:54] <jesper_> but if no one answers :P?
[00:54] <zsquareplusc> sweetgum: sure there is http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/intrepid/en/man5/exports.html
[00:55] <sweetgum> vantrax: im trying to add an item to the list presented by env for study purposes
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight does ctrl-alt left arrow do anthing
[00:55] <XUb-Webmaster-Ro> running XUbuntu and loving it, but cant seem to work out problems with password locking certain directories on my webserver so that you have to login to see certain pages
[00:55] <zaapiel> <----has issue, clamav was compiled without rar support. Is their a guide I can follow to make my own version of an ubuntu .deb package?
[00:55] <sweetgum> zsquareplusc: i mustn ot have installed the man
[00:55] <zaapiel> id really liek to use the package manager for everything
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight did you disable the wall
[00:55] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; i tried that...not working..
[00:55] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; ya i did
[00:56] <koshar1> DarkKnight: did you anable rotate cube?
[00:56] <Anusien> zsquareplusc: Is there a doc somewhere for there?  The manpage is singularly frownieface
[00:56] <DarkKnight> koshar1; ya enabled
[00:56] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight I am really busy but right click desktop then wallpaper and far right tab should show effect, how are the set
[00:57] <zaapiel> anyone have a guide for making your own .debs?
[00:57] <zaapiel> clamav doesnt have rar support which i need
[00:57] <linuxman410> when i did lean install i did not get update manager how do i install it
[00:57] <zsquareplusc> Anusien: i dont know. personally i'd use vnc with shared connection option
[00:57] <Winball> !aptitude | Winball
[00:57] <vaxius> !info checkinstall | zaapiel
[00:57] <yacc> I wonder how to make Xorg not use the HAL autodetection (completely or of all devices?)
[00:57] <koshar1> zaapiel do you want to quick and dirty checkinstall for your own ones or the proper debial way
[00:57] <zaapiel> my own is fine
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> koshar1 good point, I wrongly assume people will get that part right
[00:58] <Ward1983> zsquareplusc, yep just a partition labeled home-rw and a partition called casper-rw will do for full persistence :) jsut tested with the regular 8.10 install cd
[00:58] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; thanxx its solved by what u said.....now what keys do i press to get i shaped like a cube
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight  ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse
[00:58] <keven> Need support with Cobalt Raq4 anyone used to these dedicated servers?
[00:59] <yabuk> popup a menu when I make a left click on any file, there is "encrypt" as a option of this menu, but there is no key or nay way to make the "OK" button enabled. how to encrypt by this way?
[00:59] <KingOfDos> DarkKnight: ctrl+alt+mousecl.... what Jack_Sparrow says ;)
[00:59] <koshar1> cont alt left mouse on vacant desktop
[00:59] <zaapiel> checkinstall looks neat
[00:59] <zaapiel> danke
[00:59] <onetinsoldier> raylu: hi, iwas gone for a bit. yeah, perhaps the mbr would still have a bootloader. hoever, if all the linux partitions were wiped, imo, that's it... nothing to boot to even if there is a boot loader
[00:59] <koshar1> DarkKnight or use the scroller on the vacant desktop
[01:00] <Smokey> need to lock my files away from root as well, other users on my computer are accessing my files with the sudo command, how can I prevent this?
[01:00] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight or /j #Compiz
[01:01] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow, KingOfDos; thanx....its working
[01:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Smokey do they have their own accounts?
[01:01] <Smokey> yes
[01:01] <zsquareplusc> Smokey: you can't. you can have a personal ecryptfs, but while it is mounted others can access the mount point as root
[01:02] <Smokey> so i need to encrypt?
[01:02] <Jack_Sparrow> You added them to sudoes file?
[01:02] <Smokey> no
[01:02] <yesitisjustme> Is there a software that will detect processor model number or will i have to open tower and remove heatsink to see the model number?
[01:02] <Smokey> they goto terminal and type sudo thunar, and it lets them access anything on the computer
[01:02] <yacc> yesitisjustme, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[01:03] <zsquareplusc> yesitisjustme: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[01:03] <vaxius> Smokey: remove them from sudoers
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> yesitisjustme everesthome will run under wine or dos box or one of the bootablecd's for detection like cpu-z
[01:03] <kitche> Smokey: well you can't hide any file from root really
[01:03] <yesitisjustme> cool thanks all
[01:03] <Smokey> hmmm, well what if I take adminstrator privilages away?
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> gotta get back to work..
[01:03] <Smokey> will that work?
[01:03] <vaxius> Smokey: that's kind of what i just said
[01:04] <Smokey> ohhh ok sry didnt catch that, but you gave me the idea, thankz
[01:05] <adammichaelroach> i added a user on the command line with adduser, how can i allow that user to do commands such as wget and tar
[01:05] <DraculaX> I know this is out of nowhere, but anyone know why after installing the creative x-fi drivers or the ALSA drivers I still dont get any sound. I have the x-fi  titanium
[01:06] <DraculaX> does it matter that it is a PCI-E card make a diff?
[01:06] <zsquareplusc> adammichaelroach: that should already be possible
[01:06] <RukusX> hey everyone
[01:06] <DraculaX> Hello ruk
[01:06] <DarkKnight> hey how can see all the 4 desktops at once
[01:07] <RukusX> IF i wanted to add two lines to my GRUB and keep them static so they affect newer kernel updates, where do u put them in my grub loader?
[01:07] <vaxius> DarkKnight: try expo
[01:07] <phix> RukusX: where it tells you to
[01:07] <adammichaelroach> zsquareplusc: I get a permission denied when i try to wget
[01:07] <gaintsura> hey all, I just noticed that my wifi is no longer working (I'm assuming its from the kernel upgrade and my system REALLY does not like to hold onto my wifi drivers after upgrade), I've tried doing make clean; sudo make uninstall; make; sudo make install; on the madwifi drivers (0.9.4, same as my previous ones) but now I don't see my wireless connection (wifi0 or ath0) in ifconfig or iwconfig, anyone have any ideas?
[01:07] <phix> RukusX: before or after the line that says put tuff before or after this line :)
[01:07] <DarkKnight> vaxius; ya i enabled it....what keys do i use now
[01:07] <koshar1> DarkKnight you need to use the wall plugin for that
[01:07] <phix> tuff = stuff
[01:07] <killer--tux> hello i need a program to make custom cd menus
[01:07] <killer--tux> any idea anyone
[01:07] <vaxius> DarkKnight: super(win) + e
[01:08] <jon_> penguin love
[01:08] <zsquareplusc> adammichaelroach: how did you run it? in a bash shel? and wht's "whoami" saying
[01:08] <phix> killer--tux: open up gedit and start hacking away :)
[01:08] <koshar1> vaxius is that expose?
[01:08] <DarkKnight> vaxius1; koshar1; vaxius solution works....thanxx
[01:08] <koshar1> sorry my bad
[01:08] <gaintsura> well, not now, but even before I tried doing the make uninstall and such, I still did not see it, usually a re-install of them fixes it
[01:09] <vaxius> koshar1: it's a clone of it, a plugin called "Expo" for compiz
[01:09] <koshar1> DarkKnight and if you want to see all open windows use the scale plugin
[01:09] <NotADJ> What package can I find Java for Firefox in?
[01:09] <RukusX> phix ya i'm not following
[01:09] <adammichaelroach> zsquareplusc: someone ran it for me, i'm not sure, i am able to sudo though and run wget, whoami just returns my username
[01:09] <adammichaelroach> zsquareplusc: i assume he ran it in bash
[01:10] <DarkKnight> koshar1; were do i get that
[01:10] <koshar1> DarkKnight its in the advanced settings you been using,
[01:11] <darkangel> salut a tous
[01:11] <DraculaX> Anyone Else even have an X-Fi with ubuntu? hehe
[01:11] <DarkKnight> koshar1; i didnt find it there
[01:11] <koshar1> DarkKnight under window management
[01:11] <gaintsura> yarrr
[01:11] <gaintsura> did what I say get posted about 4 minutes ago?
[01:12] <phix> RukusX: have you read the file yeT?
[01:12] <vaxius> !java | NotADJ
[01:12] <koshar1> DarkKnight binding initiate window picker for ALL windows
[01:12] <DarkKnight> koshar1; checked it...its enabled....so which key i have to use
[01:12] <RukusX> phix\  do i want to put options after this line? # kopt=root=UUID=d319e25e-49e4-4aae-9ccb-e8d6c7e9507c ro
[01:12] <jon_> Yes
[01:12] <koshar1> DarkKnight i use the mouse beyond top right binding,
[01:12] <RukusX> phix rather
[01:13] <DarkKnight> koshar1; top binding in the sense??
[01:13] <koshar1> 4th binding down for screen top right but you can allocate it to any binding not being used.
[01:13] <phix> RukusX: look for the line --> # Put static boot stanzas before and/or after AUTOMAGIC KERNEL LIST
[01:13] <CheesyWeasel> i remapped my mute key to function + f2, which apparently is being used to display battery information... how do i change what sequence displays battery info?
[01:14] <CheesyWeasel> its not under system > preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[01:14] <phix> RukusX: and further down you see --> ### BEGIN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
[01:14] <DarkKnight> koshar1; <koshar1> DarkKnight binding initiate window picker for ALL windows   ....... what does this mean
[01:14] <phix> RukusX: and right at the end of the file you see --> ### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
[01:14] <phix> ### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
[01:14] <phix> RukusX: I am glad I could be of help :)
[01:14] <koshar1> DarkKnight it will show all the open windows on all windows rather than just the current one
[01:14] <chgentso> Hello, I have a question: Anyone knows possible reasons for the kernel not finding the modules.dep file when it is clearly where is should be?
[01:15] <chgentso> Thanksin advance
[01:15] <DarkKnight> koshar1; i enabled scale.....but now how do i use my mouse to get that
[01:16] <RukusX> phix so if i wanted to added pci=routeirq  i can put that anywhere just like that after ### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST ????
[01:16] <koshar1> DarkKnight if you selected top right move the mouse curser beyond the top right corner of the screen
[01:16] <lenswipe> hokey!
[01:16] <CarlFK> i just re-installed ibex (x64 this time)  what is the package that fixed broken ath5k wifi?
[01:18] <jon_> : would enjoy dousing his computer in gasoline, lighting it and burying the charred remains in a shallow grave.
[01:18] <zsquareplusc> CarlFK: linux-modules-backports or something like that name?
[01:18] <phix> RukusX: ja
[01:18] <CarlFK> zsquareplusc: yeah
[01:18] <Rew> youtube videos use to play for me but now they don't anymore any suggestions?
[01:18] <phix> Rew: update flash
[01:18] <Rew> phix: how?
[01:18] <phix> Rew: flash non-free version
[01:19] <zsquareplusc> jon_: IRC intro: that would be one of these lines to be typed with /me ;-)
[01:19] <phix> Rew: using apt-get or aptitude or synaptic
[01:19] <CarlFK> Rew:  fight the system and use miro!
[01:19] <alixei> hi everyone
[01:19] <Rew> i'll try
[01:19] <phix> gg
[01:20] <RukusX> phix you realize that these are kernel options. Is this going to work with out them in.. say the line including the kernel?
[01:20] <gaintsura> hey all, I just noticed that my wifi is no longer working (I'm assuming its from the kernel upgrade and my system REALLY does not like to hold onto my wifi drivers after upgrade), I've tried doing make clean; sudo make uninstall; make; sudo make install; on the madwifi drivers (0.9.4, same as my previous ones) even now (after trying) I don't see my wireless connection (wifi0 or ath0) in ifconfig or iwconfig, anyone have any ideas?
[01:20] <phix> RukusX: add it to kopts then
[01:21] <killer--tux> phix what are u talking about
[01:21] <CarlFK> gaintsura: ﻿ linux-modules-backports or something like that name? :)
[01:21] <phix> killer--tux: if you want such a program you can always write it yourself :)
[01:21] <phix> BRB lunch
[01:21] <RukusX> phix so i need to copy and paste that kopts line uncommented to an area out of debian automagic kernel lists?
[01:22] <gaintsura> ??
[01:22] <killer--tux> phix so ur trying to say that there is no such thing
[01:22] <phix> RukusX: give it a go, or better yet install the grub-doc package and have a read
[01:22] <RukusX> or just leave it where it is, commented and all and the grub loader will handle it?
[01:22] <WDC> buntu
[01:22] <alixei> new to this xchat.  is this online community for ubuntu questions....?
[01:22] <Rew> phix: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree?  that what I should use?
[01:23] <onetinsoldier> alixei: yes. welcome!
[01:23] <harveyd> I accidently deleted the wireless manager from my taskbar, and cant seem to find it in applets, how do I reenable it?
[01:23] <WDC> alixei: Yes sir
[01:23] <phix> killer--tux: no, I am not saying that, I am just pointing out that writing one your self is an option too.  You can try looking at synpatic and see if you can find a package that does that if you like
[01:23] <CarlFK> gaintsura: i too was just asking about ath wifi - that was the answer zsquareplusc gave me
[01:23] <phix> Rew: sounds about right
[01:23] <killer--tux> thanks
[01:23] <gaintsura> CarlFK: madwifi was working perfectly until the newest kernel update
[01:24] <killer--tux> phix  i dont have any programing skills yet bro
[01:24] <robm06> what's the name of 9.04 going to be?
[01:24] <gaintsura> so I'm not sure why it would stop now if it was fine
[01:24] <Rew> phix: says I have the newest version... I think it has something to do with the theme I'm using because it worked fine till i switched it
[01:24] <phix> killer--tux: oh, well take a look on synpatic then
[01:24] <phix> Rew: hmmm, perhaps
[01:24] <genii> robm06: "Jaunty Jackelope"
[01:24] <robm06> genii: I like the sound of that!
[01:24] <genii> Hmm
[01:24] <CarlFK> gaintsura: I have AR242x
[01:25] <bacon> 1360!so many people!
[01:25] <gaintsura> 10.XX could be Krusty Krakheads =D
[01:25] <gaintsura> CarlFK: same
[01:25] <bacon> 有中国的朋友吗
[01:25] <CheesyWeasel> bacon: i agrewe
[01:25] <eseven73> !Cn
[01:25] <CheesyWeasel> agree, even
[01:25] <CarlFK> gaintsura: i think you just need that package... i installed it a while ago.  just reinstal;led os, couldn't remember the .deb name
[01:26] <RukusX> ok i just add it to the kopts line without uncommenting it
[01:27] <gaintsura> CarlFK: hm, ok, well I will check and see if that helps, will inform
[01:27] <platius> harveyd; try System>Administration>Network, rightclick
[01:28] <vishyc88> where can i download gnome themes
[01:28] <vishyc88> ?
[01:29] <pro1ove> gnome-look.org
[01:29] <harveyd> nah I can access that fine, I mean the wireless manager that shows me networks and stuff on the taskbar
[01:29] <yourandom> does anyone know of a way to run windows screensavers on ubuntu?
[01:29] <vishyc88> but im not able to install it
[01:29] <pro1ove> what kind of themes?
[01:30] <harveyd> actually found it
[01:30] <vishyc88> desktop themes'
[01:30] <harveyd> it should seriously have a better name than "Notification area"
[01:30] <bobbyd> hi
[01:30] <yourandom> pro1ove: was that question directed at me?
[01:30] <yourandom> bobbyd: hi
[01:30] <uni4dfx> hello, how do i stop wpa_supplicant? i can't kill it, it immediately comes back
[01:31] <paz_> can someone advise me hwat to do with an installation problem? I'm trying to install 8.04LTS, but when i get to step 4 of 7, the partition manager window is blank?
[01:31] <pro1ove> what distro you use?
[01:31] <bobbyd> what's the best way to connect my netbook to the internet using bluetooth and my mobile phone? Can't see any options for the in the Intrepid network manager.
[01:31] <eseven73> !who
[01:31] <yourandom> I agree
[01:32] <yourandom> on !who
[01:32] <bobbyd> uni4dfx: use pstree to find out what owns it and kill that?
[01:32] <bobbyd> uni4dfx: maybe it's networkmanager
[01:35] <onetinsoldier> bobbyd: looks like init to me
[01:35] <MrCollins> is there a setting in ubuntu intrepid that disables my ability to switch desktops?
[01:35] <yourandom> paz_: stupid question but do you have a hd
[01:35] <Formode> mrcollins, What do you mean? The desktop switcher in the GNOME Panel? Or the Compiz Switcher?
[01:35] <MrCollins> Formode, gnome
[01:36] <uni4dfx> bobbyd: thanks, it was networkmanager :)
[01:36] <Formode> mrcollins, Right click on the switcher in the GNOME panel, and click "Remove from Panel" :)
[01:36] <paz_> andymd: yes, what ahappened is I tried to updrage from 7.10, and now I get a BusyBox shell prompt, so I used GRUB to boot from the 2nd kernel choice
[01:36] <MrCollins> Formode, but my problem is I cannot switch desktops
[01:36] <bobbyd> MrCollins: what is your problem exactly? are you doing it accidentally?
[01:37] <bobbyd> aha \;0
[01:37] <Formode> Mrcollins, Oh. I thought you wanted to disable it. *Fails at reading*
[01:37] <MrCollins> Formode, I changed some setting and have disbaled my ability to switch...
[01:37] <bobbyd> uni4dfx: np
[01:37] <bobbyd> MrCollins: did you just reduce the number of desktops to 1 in the desktop switcher in the bottom right?
[01:37] <MrCollins> no there is 4 of them Formode
[01:37] <bobbyd> MrCollins: try right-clicking it and setting it to >1
[01:38] <bobbyd> hmm
[01:38] <bobbyd> and you click on them but nothing happens?
[01:38] <Formode> mrcollins, try clicking on your desktop (So no windows are selected) and try scrolling up and down?
[01:38] <MrCollins> Formode, doesnt work and yes bobbyd when I click nothing happens
[01:39] <Formode>  mrcollins, Do you have Compiz Effects Enabled?
[01:39] <MrCollins> Formode, I may. How do I check?
[01:39] <Formode> System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects
[01:39] <Formode> Tell me what selection you have, if any.
[01:39] <Ward1983> i just made a persistent live boot external HD, can i somehow also create a real username instead of the livecd one?
[01:39] <weasel8> Hey guys, I'm having trouble playing DVD's with Ubuntu
[01:39] <alejandro> saint
[01:39] <MrCollins> Formode, none of them are selected
[01:40] <alejandro> hi!!:...
[01:40] <weasel8> I've got ubuntu-restricted-extras, libdvdread3, and gxine installed
[01:40] <usser> weasel8, you have to install libdvdcss2 to play encrypted dvds
[01:40] <Formode> mrcollings, Try System -> Preferences -> Compizconfigsettingsmanager
[01:40] <usser> !medibuntu | weasel8
[01:41] <weasel8> usser: I've got libdvdcss2 installed already.
[01:41] <MrCollins> Formode, ok I am pulling up Compiz config what do I select
[01:41] <killer--tux> app for cd menus anyone
[01:41] <Formode> mrcollins, ARe you on someone elses computer, or has someone been playing with your computer?
[01:42] <MrCollins> Formode, I may have made the settings change. and yes this is my PC :)
[01:42] <weasel8> usser: I followed the PlayingDVDs page in the wiki, but I still get errors with mplayer, gxine, ogle, and vlc
[01:43] <Formode> mrcollins, Ok, well, there's two ways we can do this. :) We can go try to enable the right plugin for you to do it, or we can just revert back to default compiz settings, up to you. :)
[01:43] <usser> weasel8, and the dvd plays on windows or other players?
[01:43] <MrCollins> Formode, lets go default, how do we do it?
[01:43] <MrCollins> Formode, where do I select defaults?
[01:43] <weasel8> usser: plays fine on my other laptop, which runs arch linux (this one is for my sister)
[01:44] <Formode> mrcollins, System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Visual Effects, then pick "Normal" or "Extra" based on how much graphics you like. :)
[01:44] <killer--tux> app for cd menus anyone
[01:44] <unavailable> Anyone here a regular of the Linux Users Group??
[01:44] <weasel8> killer--tux, what do you mean?
[01:44] <usser> weasel8, what does dpkg -l | grep dvdcss say?
[01:44] <unavailable> !offtopic >unavailable
[01:44] <MrCollins> ok FormFOok..
[01:45] <killer--tux> weasel8 custom cd menus
[01:45] <Formode> mrcollins, Any luck there bud?
[01:45] <MrCollins> Formode, got it
[01:45] <weasel8> usser: ii  libdvdcss2 1.2.10-0.2medibuntu1 Simple foundation for reading DVDs - runtime
[01:45] <weasel8> killer--tux: do you mean dvd menus?
[01:45] <gaintsura> no.. really... WTF why doesnt madwifi work anymore? installed linux-backports-generic for my kernel and still no go, or do I have to install the one for the kernel back from my current?
[01:45] <usser> weasel8, hm looks fine... i don't know what to tell you
[01:45] <MrCollins> Formode, THANK YOU :)
[01:45] <weasel8> usser: weird
[01:45] <Formode> mrcollins, Yay! :D I hope that fixes it for you. :) If you continue to have problems don't hesitate to get in contact with me or shoot me an email. :) (andy.hobden@gmail.com)
[01:46] <Formode> !Love | Mrcollins
[01:46] <jean> cs4 master collection keys anyone ?
[01:46] <usser> weasel8, any other encrypted dvds play?
[01:46] <killer--tux> weasel8  i want to make a cd data cd with menus
[01:46] <gaintsura> jean: not here
[01:46] <usser> weasel8, how about unencrypted?
[01:46] <weasel8> usser: i've tried 3, none work
[01:46] <jean> tx
[01:46] <weasel8> usser: hold on, let me try
[01:47] <MrCollins> Formode, thanks man. I do have a question. The game 'Jammer-TheGardener' crashes on start when I give the command 'jammer-thegardener' in terminal.... any ideaS?
[01:47] <Formode> mrcollins, have you tried launching it (If it's there) from the GNOME menu? Applications -> Games
[01:47] <weasel8> usser: unencrypted ones play fine
[01:47] <koshar1> weasel8 run an app from terminal and look for errors
[01:48] <weasel8> koshar1: ok, let's see
[01:48] <usser> weasel8, try reinstalling libdvdcss2. sudo dpkg --purge libdvdcss2
[01:48] <evilGUI> I just installed a murrine them and it's not skinning gedit any idea why?
[01:48] <usser> weasel8, and sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[01:48] <MrCollins> Formode, nothing there
[01:48] <MrCollins> Formode, I have to issue terminal commands
[01:49] <Formode> mrcollins, Did you install it from a .deb file?
[01:49] <evilGUI> ah nm its because I used sudo
[01:49] <MrCollins> Formode,
[01:49] <MrCollins> Formode, yeh.
[01:49] <Formode> mrcollins, can you pastebin the output from your terminal when you try to launch it for me?
[01:49] <Formode> !Pastebin | Mrcollins
[01:49] <weasel8> koshar1: running gxine from the terminal, I get this error: for a bunch of different files: warning: configuration item media.dvd.raw_device points to a non-existent location /dev/rdvd
[01:49] <killer--tux> weasel8  i want to make a cd data cd with menus ?!?
[01:50] <MrCollins> Formode, thanks I know about pastebin and Ill post the output there
[01:50] <weasel8> killer--tux: i don't know what you mean. you mean when somebody puts it in their computer, a menu automatically pops up?
[01:50] <ubuntu008>  
[01:50] <Formode> mrcollins, Please don't. I got the bot to send you a link.
[01:50] <killer--tux> weasel8  yes exactly
[01:51] <aeolien> Hi! I just made a new user who I want to have admin privileges, but under the Apps menu there's no Add/Remove. Have I done something wrong?
[01:51] <MrCollins> Formode, what are you talking about? please dont post my output there?
[01:51] <weasel8> killer--tux: pretty sure that requires software on the dvd to automatically launch when it's inserted. you'd have to write the software yourself and even then linux won't let it launch itself (but windows will)
[01:51] <Fatou> does VUZE has a chat room? anyone ?
[01:52] <weasel8> fatou: I dunno, why don't you google it or something?
[01:52] <vaxius> aeolien: just add the new user to the proper group
[01:52] <gleesond> where in the file system does ubuntu mount stuff it finds on a windows network?
[01:52] <Formode> mrcollins, You'll get in troubles if you do. ^^ paste.ubuntu.com, go there and paste the output in there, then click save and send me the link it gives you. :)
[01:52] <aeolien> vaxius, which group is that?
[01:52] <JebusTheMexican> Anyone use FakeRaid to share a raid 0 setup with windows?
[01:52] <killer--tux> yes that what i want to do when they put it on windows to automatically come up
[01:52] <vaxius> aeolien: admin
[01:52] <Formode> mrcollins, Keeps the channel spam down. :) There's 1342 people in here ya'know.
[01:52] <MrCollins> Formode, how will I get in trouble if I post the output to the pastebin?
[01:53] <RawIsWar> leave Asta Luego
[01:53] <Formode> mrcollins, You won't get in trouble if it's on pastebin. If you paste it directly to IRC people won't be hapy though.
[01:53] <Formode> !Pastebin | Mrcollins
[01:53] <weasel8> killer--tux: ok, so you have to find out how to write some menu software and have it launch when the dvd is inserted.
[01:53] <MrCollins> Formode, I never said I would post it in here. read above what I wrote Formode
[01:54] <weasel8> Formode: MrCollins never said he was going to paste it here
[01:54] <killer--tux> i have no programing skills bro
[01:54] <Formode> mrcollins, Oh. My. God. I fail at reading today. I'm so sorry. :(
[01:54] <MrCollins> Formode, it is ok. I just was confrused as to what you were wanting me to do! :)
[01:54] <MrCollins> Formode, here is your link thanks again http://paste.ubuntu.com/85891/
[01:54] <Formode> mrcollins. I feel so bad now. :(
[01:54] <weasel8> killer--tux: well, then...don't know what to tell you. I don't know of any software that will do it for you.
[01:54] <MrCollins> Formode, do not feel bad it is ok.
[01:55] <killer--tux> o ok thanks
[01:55] <weasel8> killer--tux: yep. sorry i couldn't help more
[01:55] <MrCollins> Formode, could it be my video drivers?
[01:55] <RawIsWar> leave bye
[01:55] <Formode> mrcollins, can you tell me what you see when you enter "glxgears" please?
[01:56] <MrCollins> Formode,  I see the gears spin
[01:56] <Formode> mrcollins, Then it's not your video. :)
[01:56] <robm06> What's the easiest way to have Ubuntu devour an annoying copy of Windows Vista?
[01:56] <gaintsura> gparted
[01:56] <MrCollins> robm06, probably gparted
[01:56] <Formode> robm06, I love you. :)
[01:56] <weasel8> weird...my dvd just randomly decided to work
[01:57] <weasel8> robm06: just use the install cd to take up the whole disk
[01:57] <Formode> mrcollins, Hm, I'm not entirely sure. Do you have pygame installed?
[01:57] <MrCollins> Formode, I do not know
[01:57] <weasel8> robm06: or, if you want to have fun, install a virus or something
[01:57] <evilGUI> weasel8: dvd drive going bad?
[01:57] <rustybin> how does one install firefox 3 in hardy?
[01:57] <gaintsura> weasel8: its not random, I can't remember the law/theory but its along the lines of it does (or does not) do what you want it to until you try to show someone
[01:57] <weasel8> evilGUI: shouldn't be
[01:57] <gaintsura> rustybin: sudo apt-get install firefox-3
[01:57] <Formode> mrcollins, sudo apt-get install python-pygame :)
[01:57] <robm06> Thanks all
[01:58] <rustybin> gaintsura, i'll try that, thanks
[01:58] <Fatou> When I boot up with ubuntu to read my windows drive sometime it refuses to mount saying that the disk was not properly shut down. Any reason why ?
[01:58] <gaintsura> rustybin: np, if its not firefox-3 its firefox-3.0
[01:58] <vaxius> rustybin: shouldn't that just be "firefox"?
[01:58] <amy__> hola alguien me podria decir como puedo instalar amsn desde la terminal plissss
[01:58]  * Panarchy says Hi
[01:58] <zsquareplusc> Fatou: do you hibernate windows?
[01:59] <Fatou> no I do a normal restart from windows
[01:59] <gaintsura> Fatou: my system does that a lot, its the way NTFS is, just mount -t <fat type> <device> -o force
[01:59] <rww> !es | amy__
[01:59] <Fatou> I have dual boot with Ubuntu/Vista
[01:59] <Panarchy> If I were to squashfs my ubuntu installation, how many MB would the ISO be?
[01:59] <MrCollins> python-pygame set to manually installed.
[01:59] <MrCollins> oops sorry.
[01:59] <rustybin> vaxius, oh, i'm running gutsy
[01:59] <zsquareplusc> Fatou: isnt vista doing hibernate by default?
[01:59] <koshar1> Panarchy depends how big it is to begin with
[01:59] <vaxius> rustybin: oic
[02:00] <MrCollins> @ Formode see /msg please
[02:00] <Formode> mrcollins, Alrighty. :)
[02:00] <Fatou> zsquareplusc: No I make sure I shut it off, and turn it back on
[02:00] <Panarchy> If I were to squashfs my ubuntu installation, how many MB would the ISO be? After right-clicking properties of my 'Filesystem', it told me that I have 3.7GB used
[02:01] <CaneToad> I'm having trouble with updating ubuntu 8.10.... W: Failed to fetch http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gedit/gedit-common_2.24.1-0ubuntu1_all.deb
[02:01] <Panarchy> sudo apt-get update
[02:01] <Panarchy> If I were to squashfs my ubuntu installation, how many MB would the ISO be? After right-clicking properties of my 'Filesystem', it told me that I have 2.8GB used
[02:01] <vaxius> CaneToad: you can try another mirror
[02:01] <Formode> http://paste.ubuntu.com/85891/ Anyone know what might be causing him a problem?
[02:01] <raylu> CaneToad: 404 here too; report it as a bug?
[02:01] <eseven73> very doubtful but does ubuntu have anything close to OneNote?
[02:02] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: depends the the compression ratio. you could check what a live cd achieves. it may get 60% smaller
[02:02] <raylu> eseven73: what feature of onenote?
[02:02] <CaneToad> vaxius/raylu I presume the Australian ubuntu mirror isn't up to date?
[02:02] <eseven73> raylu: like books i guess
[02:02] <raylu> CaneToad: more likely someone just screwed something up
[02:02] <raylu> eseven73: er, explain?
[02:02] <vaxius> CaneToad: don't know why it wouldn't be, maybe it's just down right now
[02:02] <CaneToad> ok how do I configure another mirror?
[02:02] <raylu> no, it's not down: http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gedit/
[02:03] <pyrak> timevault of flyback?
[02:03] <gaintsura> could anyone help me get madwifi working again? I upgraded to 2.6.24-22-generic a few days ago, and now I have no wifi0/ath0, I MUST stick with madwifi, no ndiswrapper. I tried installing linux-backports-generic for my kernel, but still nothing. Any ideas?
[02:03] <vaxius> CaneToad: you can use synaptic
[02:03] <raylu> CaneToad: /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:03] <Jack_Smirnoff> raylu I can bring it up too.. not down
[02:03] <robm06> ubuntu alternative for OneNote, anything?
[02:03] <eseven73> raylu: like in onenote you can create "books" and tabs and stuff, the closest thing that i know for that would be Kjots
[02:03] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: So do you think it would fit on a CD?
[02:03] <gaintsura> robm06: try osalt.com
[02:04] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: i guess, not
[02:04] <Panarchy> If I were to squashfs my ubuntu installation, how many MB would the ISO be? After right-clicking properties of my 'Filesystem', it told me that I have 2.9GB used
[02:04] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: Damn!
[02:04] <vaxius> CaneToad: go to settings > repositories in synaptic
[02:04] <Jack_Smirnoff> !remaster > Panarchy
[02:04] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: now its just 2.9? before you said 3.9...
[02:04] <eseven73> raylu: im kinda looking for a PIM too, which would be 'kontact' im guessing?
[02:04] <robm06> gaintsura: Cool! I'll bookmark this :)
[02:04] <raylu> eseven73: i don't use either, actually :P
[02:04] <harushimo> question for the ubuntu people, Is there restrictions on ubuntu for certain mobo
[02:04] <gaintsura> zsquareplusc: actually, he said 2.8 =P
[02:04] <Fatou> I did a USB boot up key. Will that boot any other system or just my laptop ?
[02:04] <raylu> eseven73: but i think that's it
[02:05] <Jack_Smirnoff> !hardware > harushimo
[02:05] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: Is there any way I can start all over again from scratch, with only a terminal, apt & network functionality (for apt)
[02:05] <gaintsura> Fatou: not that I'm aware of, it should boot any system
[02:05] <zsquareplusc> gaintsura: and a few lines above it were 3.7..
[02:05] <gaintsura> note the *SHOULD*
[02:05] <gaintsura> zsquareplusc: hah lol
[02:05] <Fatou> gaintsura: cool to know, tx
[02:05] <Panarchy> Is there any way I can start all over again from scratch, with only a terminal, apt & network functionality (for apt)
[02:05] <raylu> Fatou: not all bios's support booting from a usb device
[02:05] <harushimo> I can't install the current version of ubuntu at all
[02:05] <raylu> Panarchy: reinstall?
[02:06] <Fatou> raylu: that I know of course
[02:06] <evilGUI> harushimo: there isn't unless your motherboard manufacture tries to stop you from installing ubuntu a few foxcon boards have this problem
[02:06] <raylu> Fatou: then there's nothing else stopping it from running
[02:06] <Panarchy> raylu: No, I want less space used up then what I reinstall would give
[02:06] <harushimo> I'm running Gutsy Gibbon without a problem
[02:06] <Panarchy> For instanced, I don't want to start off with GNOME
[02:06] <evilGUI> it's rare though and there are solutions most of the time
[02:06] <harushimo> I can't install Hardy Heron or Intrepid Ibex
[02:06] <pyrak> timevault of flyback?
[02:06] <Panarchy> or any windower
[02:06] <Fatou> raylu: good to know. I thought that it was linked to installation on my laptop !!!
[02:06] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: apt-get clean, uninstall some packages you don't need and most important, try to make a squashfs and check its size, uninstall, iterate
[02:06] <gatewaydrug> anybody here runs vlc??
[02:06] <harushimo> I don't know what solution I use
[02:06] <raylu> Panarchy: ubuntu server edition :D. also, gentoo
[02:07] <dietwater> Where is the gtk gnoem theme repo at?
[02:07] <vaxius> Panarchy: i would suggest trying xubuntu
[02:07] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo # To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[02:07] <rww> !theme | dietwater
[02:07] <stupok1> hey, I'm searching on the forums right now, but I'd appreciate some help getting nvidia drivers going, the enable button doesn't actually enable the drivers, reboot doesn't work :/
[02:07] <eseven73> zsquareplusc: what is sqashfs?
[02:07] <dietwater> I can download all the themes I want.  Wheres the location of all of them?
[02:07] <Jack_Smirnoff> eseven73 file system
[02:08] <harushimo> this should work for Intrepid Ibex or Hardy Heron
[02:08] <zsquareplusc> eseven73: squashfs is a compressed file system. it used on the live cd to squezze more data on it for the live system
[02:08] <osxdude> I have a Fujitsu Lifebook A series sitting in front of me...Right now it has no internet in the Ubuntu Live CD. I do not plan on installing Ubuntu cause I just want to move a file. I cannot use USB, Ethernet, or wireless. How can I get these drivers?
[02:08] <harushimo> I still get the fd0 error with Hardy Heron
[02:08] <dietwater> You...want to move a file?
[02:08] <raylu> osxdude: floppy/cd?
[02:08] <eseven73> oh zsquareplusc can i use it to put stuff on my external hdd? Its ext3 though prolly not hah?
[02:08] <zsquareplusc> osxdude, no internet? with an ethernet cable?
[02:08] <tvaughn> i know right
[02:08] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo I sometimes do but I see the error twice and after aminute it finishes the install
[02:09] <tvaughn> i had wifi issues but never ethernet
[02:09] <osxdude> raylu, first of all i'm running off of the ubuntu Live CD. and there is no floppy drive
[02:09] <harushimo> I can't get into the cd at all
[02:09] <osxdude> zsquareplusc, no.
[02:09] <harushimo> even the one that canonical sent me doesn't work
[02:09] <gatewaydrug> anybody here running vlc? i need some help
[02:09] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo do you get the first menu
[02:09] <zsquareplusc> eseven73: compressed filesystems are often not good at writing. that's no problem on a cd as that is only written once, but more difficult for a R/W system
[02:09] <jrib> gatewaydrug: best to just ask the channel your question.  If someone knows the answer, they will try to help you
[02:09] <rww> !ask | gatewaydrug
[02:09] <harushimo> its get to the menu after that, it doesn't work
[02:10] <eseven73> zsquareplusc: ok ty
[02:10] <zsquareplusc> osxdude no cable? or...   you have an ethernet cable but it doesnt work?
[02:10] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo and at that menu what do you see when you remove quiet and splash like I asked
[02:10] <dietwater> Where are my gtk+ themes located?
[02:10] <harushimo> the options for the cd
[02:10] <jrib> dietwater: why?
[02:10] <redrebel> how come I can't view my windows shares in my ubuntu 8.10 through nautilus?
[02:10] <harushimo> like install ubuntu, check cd for defects...
[02:10] <rww> dietwater: the .themes directory in your home directory
[02:10] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo # To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[02:11] <exodus_ms> !samba | redrebel
[02:11] <tvaughn> i tried to remove splash and it wouldnt boot
[02:11] <Panarchy> Okay, well currently install remastersys
[02:11] <Panarchy> Okay, well currently installing remastersys
[02:11] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo If you do that .. you should see more about waht is going on.. Have you tried that
[02:11] <harushimo> okay I'll try that
[02:11] <dietwater> Thanks.
[02:11] <vaxius> harushimo: if nothing works in you cd drive, i would think you need a new one, they're cheap
[02:11] <harushimo> I think thats only thing I haven't tried
[02:12] <gatewaydrug> im running vlc and trying to setup my iphone to run vlc remote... there is a file thats called .hosts and its supposed to be in /usr/share/vlc/http/   but its not...
[02:12] <Fatou> osxdude, you may need to remove the hard drive
[02:12] <harushimo> I have no problem reading the cds, dvds even work
[02:12] <Fatou> and install a usb reader on it
[02:12] <eseven73> !who | a lot of people
[02:12] <vaxius> harushimo: oh, nvm then
[02:12] <Jack_Smirnoff> gatewaydrug .file means hidden, have you enabled viewing hidden files
[02:12] <Fatou> and copy your files from another computer
[02:12] <gatewaydrug> bingo... i havent... thanks jack
[02:13] <osxdude> Fatou, I can barely access the HDD in Windows, so, eh, I could try to put the file in some random directory...thanks for the idea :P
[02:13] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo Try both of the suggestions I made and tell people what happens.. I will NOT be here for long, so someone else will need to help ou
[02:13] <xiangfu> join #ubuntu-cn
[02:13] <harushimo> thank you
[02:13] <CITguy-Hermes> does anybody know how to open a GUI app ON a remote computer (not FROM, ON)
[02:13] <harushimo> I'll try your thing and come back on later
[02:13] <zachb> Maybe I'm being too hopeful, but is there a way I can do FIXBOOT for my windows partition from within linux?
[02:13] <Jack_Smirnoff> harushimo
[02:13] <Jack_Smirnoff> np
[02:13] <sweetgum> can someone tell me how i can add to the list displayed when i type env
[02:13] <zachb> ...or should I ask in a windows help place?
[02:14] <raylu> CITguy-Hermes: what's the difference?
[02:14] <zachb> ...or boot windows without a boot sector?
[02:14] <tvaughn> fail, i almost fell off my chair :(
[02:14] <n8tuser> CITguy-Hermes-> you want it displayed in the remote computer after you ssh'ed in to it?
[02:14] <raylu> CITguy-Hermes: or, rather, where do you want the gui to be displayed?
[02:14] <CITguy-Hermes> n8tuser: yes
[02:14] <jcmoffitt> I installed Ubuntu on my Dell Latitude E6500 but I can not get the wireless portion to work
[02:14] <raylu> any particular reason?
[02:14] <xiangfu> zachb: you can boot windows without a Windows MBR,
[02:15] <rww> CITguy-Hermes: try this: DISPLAY=":0" commandname
[02:15] <Jack_Smirnoff> zachb you can try the livecd option to boot the first hd
[02:15] <n8tuser> CITguy-Hermes-> umm i dont think thats easily done, and who do you expect on the other end to interact to it?
[02:15] <rww> CITguy-Hermes: not sure if it'll work, though
[02:15] <raylu> CITguy-Hermes: any particular reason?
[02:15] <koshar1> jcmoffitt care to be more specific
[02:16] <usser> n8tuser, its actually easy if the Xserver is running what rww said will work
[02:16] <raylu> !work | jcmoffitt
[02:16] <eseven73> CITguy-Hermes: you could try VNC
[02:16] <jcmoffitt> I guess the OS does not recognize the wireless card on the laptop
[02:16] <n8tuser> usser-> you sure? whose DISPLAY will own it at remote end?
[02:17] <koshar1> jcmoffitt you wanna rectify it or just summorise
[02:17] <jcmoffitt> eth0 works because I am using it to chat, the wireless network connection does not work, because the wifi light is not on.
[02:17] <usser> n8tuser, as i said if xserver is running there it gets display :0 so setting DISPLAY before running a command will cause to run on the local xserver display
[02:17] <Panarchy> better go now
[02:18] <Panarchy> don't want to slow down
[02:18] <Panarchy> remastersys
[02:18] <vaxius> jcmoffitt: look up your laptop on linux-lapatop.org or is it com?  anyway, you may find good info there on your laptop
[02:18] <raylu> jcmoffitt: iwconfig
[02:18] <n8tuser> usser-> setting the display before you can log on?  am not following
[02:18] <nibsa1242b> I have this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/132106 .  Only solution seems to be compiling a custom kernel. Is this the most up to date guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile  ?
[02:19] <usser> n8tuser, ehm well i thought he meant he ssh'ed into the machine so he did login and if there's somebody logged in to the machine(past gdm, kdm) it will work :)
[02:20] <gatewaydrug> im trying to edit a .hosts file and it says that i dont have permision to do it... how is that so and how do i get it
[02:20] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: you've never compiled a custom kernel before?
[02:20] <eseven73> !sudo | gatewaydrug
[02:21] <mon^rch> how do I check if someone's been trying to ssh into my machine?
[02:21] <n8tuser> mon^rch-> look in the logs
[02:21] <vaxius> mon^rch: sshd log
[02:21] <jrib> mon^rch: /var/log/auth.log will log it
[02:21] <mon^rch> which ones? where?
[02:21] <gatewaydrug> i understand that, but im just clicking the save button, im not doing it in terminal, so where do i tell it sudo?
[02:21] <gatewaydrug> im using gedit
[02:21] <mon^rch> ty jrib
[02:22] <vaxius> gatewaydrug: sudo gedit .hosts
[02:22] <eseven73> gksudo gedit
[02:22] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: have you ever compiled a custom kernel before?
[02:22] <aluink> what's going on with flash 64-bit?
[02:22] <zsquareplusc> !gksu > vaxius
[02:22] <Jack_Smirnoff> vaxius Please suggest gksudo gedit.. it is much safer
[02:22] <aluink> i can't find anything that's working
[02:22] <gatewaydrug> how do i go about that jack
[02:22] <Jack_Smirnoff> !flash64
[02:23] <raylu> gedit's configuration files don't really matter that much...sudo is fine :P
[02:23] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: not on Ubuntu... the last message says the bug might be fixed, I have to check
[02:23] <gatewaydrug> the hosts file isnt gedits, its VLCś
[02:23] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: ok, roger
[02:23] <Jack_Smirnoff> gatewaydrug I really need to go.. but gksudo gedit path/file
[02:23] <raylu> gatewaydrug: we know. run the command anyway
[02:23] <vaxius> Jack_Smirnoff: it's a frontend to sudo and does the same thing
[02:23] <raylu> vaxius: not quite
[02:23] <Jack_Smirnoff> vaxius NO it is NOT
[02:24] <Viper550> Okay, how do I force VESA mode on the live CD?
[02:24] <Jack_Smirnoff> vaxius Please read the link provided
[02:24] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: last time I compiled a kernel I was using Red Hat/ Fedora years ago... and I remember it being not entertaining
[02:24] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: oh. well, i like doing it! hehe
[02:24] <eseven73> Jack_Smirnoff=Jack_Sparrow?
[02:24] <Jack_Smirnoff> Viper550  xdrvr=vesa    is the command / boot modifier I use
[02:25] <Jack_Smirnoff> eseven73 YEa.. I must have a second xchat open..
[02:25] <SuNDeC> hi guys, i'm trying to install liveusb-creator on Ubuntu (to make a usb version of Fedora), but don't know where to start. anyone could give some help?
[02:25] <eseven73> ah
[02:25] <raylu> nibsa1242b: (onetinsoldier is a masochist)
[02:26] <koshar1> SuNDeC afaik the live creater amkes a build of the cussent version/
[02:26]  * onetinsoldier pats his nice 2.6.28-rc8-git2 kernel on the head
[02:26] <dietwater> Are there any programs to more easily modify gtk2 themes?
[02:26] <dietwater> GUI etc.
[02:26] <aluink> jack: it was running fine, and then it just stopped working, i think an update messed something up
[02:26] <Jack_Smirnoff> Take care..  need to get dinner started..
[02:26] <aluink> jack: this is FF2.0
[02:26] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: raylu I generally have more pressing things to do with my time. If I wanted to watch things compile, I'd run gentoo
[02:26] <delfick> hello, I just attempted to use dd to copy one parititon to another (did that right, and it was working) however, it's a massive drive and it was taking a very long time and dd has no verbosity at all. I ended up getting impatient and cancelling it. However by the looks of it, it was very close to finishing (trying to do anything with the resulting files comes up with errors to do with stale nfs or something). Is there a way to make dd only 
[02:26] <aluink> i'm running 3.0
[02:27] <raylu> nibsa1242b: that's why, when running gentoo and/or compiling kernels, you let it run and do something else
[02:27] <SuNDeC> koshar1, i want to create a vesion of Fedora 10 on my flash drive, not Ubuntu. and the only OS i have is Ubuntu
[02:27] <eseven73> i'd never have the patience for Gentoo
[02:27] <lukedoomer> hi guys, I forgot a package/protocol, which allows hardware access thorugh network. could anybody remind me its name?
[02:27] <raylu> eseven73: i thought i did, twice. i was wrong, twice
[02:28] <eseven73> lol
[02:28] <nibsa1242b> delfick: you'd have to know EXACTLY where it stopped to resume from that point... you might be able to start further back from where you think it stopped and continue
[02:28] <raylu> lukedoomer: what kind of hardware?
[02:28] <onetinsoldier> lukedoomer:  iptables?
[02:28] <raylu> and here i was thinking sftp :P
[02:28] <lukedoomer> may be ide / sata device
[02:28] <onetinsoldier> lukedoomer:  perhaps i didn;t understand the question
[02:29] <raylu> perhaps the question was very poorly worded
[02:29] <lukedoomer> not iptables. I know vista has the functionality also
[02:29] <delfick> nibsa1242b: hmm, ok then. all I know how to use dd is "dd if=/dev/sda6 of=/dev/sdb1 bs=1k", what do I do to start say three quarters into sda6?
[02:29] <nibsa1242b> raylu: onetinsoldier Alright onetin, if you are a masochist... maybe you can help me. I'm connecting a printer over a serial port by way of a usb-->serial port adapter.
[02:29] <koshar1> SuNDeC you may be able to do it using a vm
[02:29] <raylu> !zh | lukedoomer
[02:29] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: i know nothing about setting up printing. just an fyi
[02:29] <raylu> lukedoomer: sounds like samba
[02:29] <nibsa1242b> delfick: read the man page or a guide online; I forget exactly what it is and wouldn't want to steer you wrong
[02:29] <lukedoomer> sorry, thats all I can remember after a half year
[02:30] <delfick> nibsa1242b: ok then, thnx anyways :p
[02:30] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: thats fine.... just sounds masochistic doesn't it?
[02:30] <lukedoomer> not samba / nfs. it allows accessing hardware device directly
[02:30] <raylu> lukedoomer: the hard drive directly? sftp?
[02:31] <delfick> nibsa1242b: hmm, seek and skip options look about right
[02:31] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: yeah. years ago, with Red Hat, like you, i set up printing. i didn't enjoy it
[02:32] <lukedoomer> thanks guys, maybe I should look for more tips about it by myself
[02:32] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: yeah... well its an old printer... only has parallel & serial ports; no computers in my house have either type of port and I don't think ubuntu auto detects serial port printers.
[02:33] <dr_willis> serial port printer? EGADS....
[02:33] <dr_willis> Ubuntu did auto-detect my larallep port Laserjet6l and set it up
[02:33] <n8tuser> USB is serial
[02:33] <harushimo> it didn't work
[02:33] <eseven73> is symlinking folder A to backup folder B a decent or ok way to back things up? I know it doesn't compress or anything, but i figured its a "set-and-forget' way of backing things up...
[02:33] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: roger that. yeah parallel port is dead. can't even buy a computer with one anymore it seems like.
[02:33] <SuNDeC> koshar1, ok, i will give it a try. installing virtualbox
[02:34] <dr_willis> callins usb 'serial' is like calling... a ModelT a 'race car' :)
[02:34] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: no, and serial ports have been long gone... but motherboards often have headers for them
[02:34] <raylu> eseven73: ..........
[02:34] <n8tuser> but it is serial .. usb is serial
[02:34] <raylu> eseven73: symlinking doesn't copy the data at all
[02:35] <eseven73> raylu: when i look in folder B it shows all the files
[02:35] <vaxius> dr_willis: usb: universal Serial bus
[02:35] <raylu> eseven73: right...it's a symlink. the files are still stored in one place
[02:35] <dr_willis> vaxius,  but ie said a serial port.. not usb.. so now everyone is confuse as to what he really has...
[02:35] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: yeah, i think the computer i'm using right which i just built about 6 weeks ago has header for a serial port.. but no port
[02:35] <aluink> where's a good place to put details on how to install flash-10 in 64-bit?
[02:35] <eseven73> ah gotcha raylu ok thanks :)
[02:35] <raylu> eseven73: that's why you can instantly symlink 1TB of data
[02:35] <vaxius> dr_willis: mkay
[02:35] <aluink> this was a pain in the ass and i'd like to let others know
[02:35] <jrib> aluink: just install teh flashplugin-nonfree package....
[02:36] <jrib> aluink: there are no pain in the ass details
[02:36] <raylu> aluink: let adobe know
[02:36] <aluink> jrib: doesn't work, the link in hte package gets a 404
[02:36] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: sounds right to me... its only because lots of hardware still uses serial ports on an enterprise level
[02:36] <dr_willis> I cant say that ive ever had miuch problems with se4tting up  printers under linux.. i mossed the original problem with the usb/serial  digression....
[02:36] <jrib> aluink: what version of ubuntu?
[02:36] <eseven73> raylu: ok i was wondering why it like instantly "transfered" my entire /home folder :)
[02:36] <eseven73> I guess ill stick with Unison and Rsync
[02:37] <aluink> jrib: i think what happened was when i ran dist-upgrade, it screwed it up
[02:37] <raylu> eseven73: scp isn't good enough for you?
[02:37] <Panarchy> Okay
[02:37] <Panarchy> Back now
[02:37] <aluink> the problem is that it gets a 404 on the tar.gz download, but marks the package as successfully installed, so you never know until you try to watch that fav youtube vid of yours ;)
[02:37] <evilGUI> doing a upgrade is never a good idea it's faster to backup your home directory and do a fresh install
[02:37] <Panarchy> &#$@!
[02:37] <jrib> aluink: yeah that happens when adobe moves around the tar.gz.  However, I don't think that's the case atm
[02:37] <aluink> jrib: how can i know what version of ubuntu i'm working?
[02:37] <Panarchy> It's 784.3MB
[02:37] <eseven73> raylu: never tried it, I just usually use Rsync and Unison to back everything up
[02:38] <tritium> aluink: lsb_release -a
[02:38] <jrib> !version | aluink
[02:38] <Panarchy> Arghhhhhhh!!!!
[02:38] <Panarchy> Does anyone know how I can clear space?
[02:38] <tritium> evilGUI: upgrades can be done successfully
[02:38] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: ahhh, i see. this damn new thing has 6 usb ports on the rear and 4 on the front tho! sickening if you ask me.
[02:38] <raylu> Panarchy: delete everything.
[02:38] <aluink> 8.04.1 (Hardy)
[02:38] <evilGUI> tritium: I know
[02:39] <jrib> aluink: what version of the flashplugin-nonfree package?  (apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree)
[02:39] <aluink> jrib: well, atm, when i do apt-get install nonfree, i get a 404
[02:39] <rascal999> I've got a big problem, vista crashed so I powered down computer in partial rage. When I go to reboot it says, missing operating system followed by some jargon characters
[02:39] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: apt-get autoremove and apt-get clean. remove logs in /var/log (some files must be there, but they can be empty)
[02:39] <rascal999>  I install ubuntu and same message pops up, so boot sector is knackered, wat can I do?
[02:39] <aluink>  9.0.124.0ubuntu2
[02:39] <tritium> evilGUI: then don't say it's never a good idea
[02:39] <jrib> aluink: use the hardy-backports
[02:39] <evilGUI> rascal999: restore grub?
[02:39] <woden> What is the ftp client for Ubuntu?
[02:39] <rascal999> evilGUI: yes, how do I do this?
[02:40] <onetinsoldier> raylu: delete everything.   lol
[02:40] <jrib> !ftp | woden
[02:40] <evilGUI> tritium: it isn't unless you are willing to take the time to do it
[02:40] <eseven73> Filezilla is nice woden
[02:40] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: I have two on the front and 4 in the rear... and the sad thing is I've almost manged to fill them all up. [Keyboard, Mouse, thumbdrive, hardware key for a piece of software, external drive, camera, printer, scanner]
[02:40] <aluink> backports? how?
[02:40] <jrib> aluink: system -> administration -> software sources, check hardy-backports
[02:40] <evilGUI> rascal999: http://odzangba.wordpress.com/2007/03/10/how-to-restore-grub-using-the-ubuntu-live-cd/
[02:41] <aluink> jrib: i don't run gnome, terminal solution?
[02:41] <woden> jrib, eseven73, What is the default ftp client?  The official one for GNOME?
[02:41] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: omg.. you're sick! haha, j/k. well, if you have use for them i guess it's good they put that many on there
[02:41] <n8tuser> a good tip to know, if one is resizing a windows partition like ntfs, DO NOT remove or mess around with networking, it can possibly lock up or freeze and will corrupt windows partition
[02:41] <evilGUI> rascal999: while you are at it check to see if the partitions are still intact
[02:41] <jrib> aluink: copy a "hardy" line in your /etc/apt/sources.list and change "hardy" to "hardy-backports".  Then run 'sudo apt-get update'
[02:42] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: you don't send me the complete output... do you?
[02:42] <aluink> got it
[02:42] <aluink> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[02:42] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: I don't?
[02:42] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: yeah, well I built this and I knew I'd need a good number of them. I think I still have a free header on my mobo if I wanted two more. I also have a few firewire 400 ports I use too (DV camera).
[02:42] <FluxD> Hi, Is there a way to see when ubuntu system was installed?
[02:42] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: i three of mine full time. but i do hook up a usb mem stick, usb hard drive, and then a camera at times
[02:42] <onetinsoldier> i use*
[02:42] <rascal999> evilGUI: I had iPod nano 1st in usb port...
[02:42] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: i was hoping you don't :-)
[02:43] <Panarchy> lol
[02:43] <aluink> put that above or below my regular hardy lines?
[02:43] <raylu> onetinsoldier: i was considering giving him the command to do it, but i felt i'd be shouted at for that
[02:43] <Panarchy> I want to remove Everything but my hacking tools, GNOME, terminal, xchat, firefox, wine & network capabilities
[02:43] <evilGUI> rascal999: ah
[02:43] <rascal999> I partitioned my entire hadd (including only legit version of vista)
[02:43] <rascal999> so I lost all my shit becuase of some fu
[02:43] <rascal999> I won't finish that
[02:43] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: cool, does sound like you're putting your system to good use then, cool
[02:43] <rascal999> I think I'm going to snap that ipod
[02:43] <tritium> !language | rascal999
[02:43] <aluink> jrib: above or below normal hardy lines in sources?
[02:43] <Panarchy> Rascal99: To recover, try testdisk
[02:44] <Panarchy> It's on the gparted liveCD
[02:44] <lukedoomer> :raylu thanks. I'll tell you what I look for once I find my memory
[02:44] <Panarchy> or you can apt-get it to your ubuntu livecd
[02:44] <nibsa1242b> onetinsoldier: yeah, it gets used a good bit... and right now its about to get rebooted into Win XP if I can't figure out how to add the serial printer
[02:44] <jrib> aluink: doesn't matter
[02:44] <evilGUI> rascal999: how could a iPod do that?
[02:44] <tritium> FluxD: yes -- look at the date of the log files in /var/log/installer/
[02:44] <aluink> jrib: k
[02:44] <rascal999> evilGUI: laptop tried to boot from it
[02:44] <rascal999> I assumed it was the harddisk on laptop
[02:44] <rascal999> AAAAHHH
[02:44] <onetinsoldier> nibsa1242b: roger that. winxp is allright by me
[02:45] <evilGUI> rascal999: mine does that every time I leave it plugged in and no problems odd
[02:45] <aluink> jrib: still fails
[02:45] <aluink> jrib: same problem
[02:45] <jrib> aluink: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree shows a new version?
[02:45] <FluxD> tritium, command to see date thru ssh?
[02:45] <Panarchy> BTW: My logfiles are only 5.9MB
[02:45] <Panarchy> all up
[02:45] <Panarchy> /var/log
[02:45] <raylu> FluxD: date
[02:45] <Panarchy> :\
[02:45] <aluink> jrib: yes
[02:45] <tritium> !enter | Panarchy
[02:46] <FluxD> raylu, date of a file
[02:46] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: Help me free up space please
[02:46] <tritium> FluxD: just ls -l /var/log/installer/
[02:46] <raylu> FluxD: ll or ls -l
[02:46] <jrib> aluink: check bugs.ubuntu.com, file a bug if one doesn't exist.  A new package will hit eventually
[02:46] <Panarchy> raylu: Help me free up space please
[02:46] <raylu> Panarchy: sudo rm -rf /
[02:46] <FluxD> thanks tritium raylu
[02:46] <aluink> jrib: k
[02:46] <Panarchy> raylu: lol
[02:46] <woden> How do I change Epiphany so that it does not try to login automatically to an ftp site as anonymous?
[02:46] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: i can't. but it boils down to removing packages. if you dont use OO.. that's a big one
[02:47] <tritium> raylu: stop that
[02:47] <hellhound> does anyone know of some plugin or setting for Evolution that will let me know when I have new email without having to keep Evolution running?
[02:47] <raylu> tritium: ?
[02:47] <evilGUI> Panarchy: use disk usage analyzer
[02:47] <n8tuser> im wanting to test two gateways, ie two separate routers accessing the internet, anyone got the working configs of two nics and two route tables they can share
[02:47] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: Which one is 00?
[02:47] <zsquareplusc> Panarchy: open office
[02:47] <Panarchy> What's the command to order packages by size?
[02:47] <tritium> Panarchy: do *not* run what raylu just told you to do.
[02:47] <Panarchy> zsquareplusc: Already had removed that one
[02:47] <raylu> tritium: he knows, and it was getting annoying
[02:47] <evilGUI> remove the games?
[02:47] <Panarchy> tritium: Thanks for the advice, but I already knew
[02:48] <Ash-Fox> What is a good movie editor? Preferibly something similar to windows movie maker?
[02:48] <FluxD> tritium, any other way?
[02:48] <Panarchy> Ash-Fox
[02:48] <dowN70> does anyone know how to disable the screen saver in ubuntu 8.10
[02:48] <raylu> Ash-Fox: do you...enjoy pain?
[02:48] <Panarchy> MediaBuntu
[02:48] <tritium> FluxD: that method will work
[02:48] <aluink> jrib: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/flashplugin-nonfree/+bug/304969
[02:48] <Panarchy> or whatever the ubuntu media package is called
[02:48] <evilGUI> raylu: lol
[02:48] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: there are a number of them... biff is the original. are you looking for one for the gnome environment?
[02:48] <Ash-Fox> Panarchy, I don't want another ubuntu distro, just tell me the name of the software.
[02:48] <bazhang> !ot > raylu
[02:48] <FluxD> tritium, I have two boxes on ubuntu server 8.04, one was isntalled after the other and it has older files
[02:48] <Panarchy> sorry, can't think of it at the moment
[02:49] <Panarchy> anyone remember the name?
[02:49] <Panarchy> something like
[02:49] <dowN70> oes anyone know how to disable the screen saver in ubuntu 8.10
[02:49] <raylu> bazhang: i'm not offtopic...
[02:49] <Panarchy> sudo apt-get install mediabuntu
[02:49] <tritium> !enter | Panarchy (for the second time)
[02:49] <Ash-Fox> raylu, no, but i don't really have anything other than Linux right now.
[02:49] <bazhang> Panarchy, dont use enter key as punctuation
[02:49] <tritium> FluxD: strange
[02:49] <Panarchy> Ash-Fox: That's fine, but you want the movie maker like program... right?
[02:49] <FluxD> tritium, so any other way :)
[02:50] <Ash-Fox> Panarchy, something that works with common formats, yes.
[02:50] <lukedoomer> well, just fyi, what I talked about is iSCSI
[02:50] <dowN70> does anyone know how to disable the screen saver in ubuntu 8.10
[02:50] <tritium> FluxD: do determine the date of install?  Inspect the log files in that same directory.
[02:50] <Panarchy> Ash-Fox: Can't think of the name now... sorry! Someone else help him!
[02:50] <lukedoomer> finally I got my memory
[02:50] <tvaughn> dowN70, system>preferences>screensaver
[02:50] <vaxius> dowN70: it's in your settings
[02:50] <Ash-Fox> Panarchy, I used to use kino, but God, that thing is horrible with the amount of conversions I had to do.
[02:50] <Panarchy> How do I sort packages by size?
[02:51] <hellhound> onetinsoldier:  yes i would like something for gnome
[02:51] <hu> ?
[02:51] <FluxD> tritium, same thing
[02:51] <hu> ...
[02:51] <dowN70> tvaughn: i cant find it
[02:52] <tvaughn> top of your screen
[02:52] <raylu> Panarchy: you'd have to sort the dependencies too
[02:52] <Panarchy> Ash-Fox: found this: http://www.osalt.com/premiere
[02:52] <tvaughn> it says System
[02:52] <tvaughn> click that preferences
[02:52] <n8tuser> im wanting to test two gateways, ie two separate routers accessing the internet, anyone got the working configs of two nics and two route tables they can share
[02:52] <tvaughn> screensaver
[02:52] <Panarchy> raylu: How do I sort packages by size
[02:52] <evilGUI> Kdenlive is sort of like windows movie maker
[02:52] <tvaughn> its in alphabetic order
[02:52] <dowN70> ok
[02:52] <hu> ...
[02:52] <raylu> Panarchy: it's really pointless
[02:52] <ampwyo> i'm getting a laptop from dell with ubuntu... is it worth going for 4gb ram instead of 3 or even 2, and worth 2.16ghz core 2 duo as opposed to 2.0...
[02:52] <Ash-Fox> Panarchy, that's software I used to use under windows, and it's windows only
[02:52] <raylu> ampwyo: depends on what you want to do with it, of course
[02:53] <Panarchy> Ash-Fox: Have a look under 'Open-Source Alternatives'
[02:53] <evilGUI> ampwyo depends on what you are doing for most people 3 is plenty
[02:53] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: i can't find the gnome one yet, but i have found... asmail, coolmail  ...still looking
[02:53] <tritium> FluxD: the dates in /var/log/installer/syslog should be accurate
[02:53] <Ash-Fox> Panarchy, oh, thought those were ads :P
[02:53] <Panarchy> also, if you really wanted to, run Premiere under WINE
[02:53] <Panarchy> lol
[02:53] <Ash-Fox> Windows codecs are really unstable under wine :<
[02:53] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: you might like  gbuffy
[02:53] <tvaughn> open source alternatives?
[02:53] <Panarchy> How do I sort packages by size?
[02:54] <FluxD> tritium, I think this is a modified kernel could be coz of that, so any other way you can think of?
[02:54] <tritium> FluxD: both methods I've given you are correct
[02:54] <dr_willis> ampwyo,  given how hard it is to upgrade the cpu.. if its ONE or the other.. id up the cpu.. ram is easier to upgrade later..    as for ram..    2 will proberly do ya.. but more is always better
[02:54] <tritium> FluxD: also, "coz" is not a word
[02:54] <Yoyoto> Hey Uhmm I cannot partition my harddrive using the linux CD
[02:55] <Ash-Fox> avidemux, haven't heard of that one. By the way, I recommend stayin away from Cinelerra - it's one of those "WTF" interfaces.
[02:55] <Yoyoto> my hard drive seems to be ntfs
[02:55] <hellhound> onetinsoldier:  do any of these work with evolution?  I am looking for something will will display an icon in the tray and change icon when there are messages and if I click the icon it brings up evolution.... i don't know why this is not a built in feature of Evolution like it is with kmail
[02:55] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: geximon is another... and you might check out gdesklets, although i don't know if gdesklets has one or not
[02:55] <ampwyo> so none of the mythical performance decrease with more ram then
[02:55] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: ahh, i see. now that i don'tknow
[02:55] <vaxius> Yoyoto: can't partition: errors?
[02:55] <raylu> ampwyo: what? i've never heard of that
[02:56] <Panarchy> How do I sort packages by size?
[02:56] <Yoyoto> Vaxius nope it just shows the entire drive as Full
[02:56] <Yoyoto> Vaxius: 50gb ARE free
[02:56] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: i do think many of them have a config file, an 'rc' file, whichyou can configure to start your mail program with when you double click on them
[02:56] <echinos> Ok, I have a sound issue - everything trying to use sound hung, so I ctrl-alt-bksp to restart X, opened rhythmbox, and it turned grey and hung
[02:56] <Panarchy> ampwyo: you speaking of the CPU>RAM thing?
[02:56] <bazhang> Panarchy, what is the point of that exercise
[02:56] <echinos> How do I tell what is going on?
[02:56] <Panarchy> bazhang: To free up space
[02:56] <Panarchy> How do I sort packages by size?
[02:57] <vaxius> Yoyoto: you need to resize the partition if it's filling the drive before you can create a new one
[02:57] <ampwyo> i think so
[02:57] <echinos> Panarchy: are they downloaded files, or do you mean with apt-cache search or something?
[02:57] <tritium> Panarchy: please stop repeating!
[02:57] <FluxD> tritium, I trust you but I know for sure 1 box is like 3 months older than the other and its files are older. Example 2008-05-14 10:46 <--- newer box  2008-07-22 12:26 <--- older box
[02:57] <ampwyo> i've read that unless i run 64 bit nothings going to recognize more than 3 gb anyways
[02:57] <fluffywarthog> beginner user: tried to add a TV monitor on Hardy, ATI MobRadeon x1400, now unable to get a higher max res than 800x600.
[02:58] <tvaughn> woohoo installed java only took a week
[02:58] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: ok, you need to look at this --> mail-notification-evolution
[02:58] <Yoyoto> Vaxius how do I do that?
[02:58] <echinos> Panarchy: Please reply to people when they respond to you after you repeat yourself!
[02:58] <echinos> ;)
[02:58] <Yoyoto> there is no partition currently
[02:58] <hellhound> onetinsoldier:  that is what I have already and it only seems to work while evolution is running
[02:58] <evilGUI> Panarchy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=602270
[02:58] <tritium> tvaughn: and it could have only taken a single command
[02:58] <tritium> !java | tvaughn
[02:59] <vaxius> Yoyoto: didn't you just say that you have one ntfs partition on it?
[02:59] <Yoyoto> no
[02:59] <kindofabuzz> how do i watch a log live?
[02:59] <tritium> kindofabuzz: tail -f /path/to/logfile
[02:59] <vaxius> Yoyoto: well, gparted is what i use
[02:59] <eseven73> tail -f /path/to/log
[02:59] <raylu> Panarchy: if you haven't run aptitude clean, ls -lS /var/cache/apt/archives
[02:59] <kindofabuzz> eseven73, thanks buddie
[02:59] <eseven73> np kindofabuzz but tritium beat me to it :D
[02:59] <tritium> raylu: that lists the size of the .deb files, not the unpacked size
[03:00] <gaelfx> I just ran apt-get -f install to fix some broken dependencies, but instead of offering to install the missing packages, it wants to remove things such as ubuntu-desktop, do I have to use synaptic to get the packages myself?
[03:00] <pagoda> -bash: /bin/ls: No such file or directory
[03:00] <Yoyoto> Vaxius will that work for windows?
[03:00] <vaxius> Yoyoto: does fdisk -l list anything?
[03:00] <pagoda> i tried rebooting
[03:00] <raylu> tritium: i know \=
[03:00] <pagoda> google's suggestions didn't help,
[03:00] <raylu> tritium: it also doesn't list dependencies
[03:00] <pagoda> this is someone else's box so i don't know what he did
[03:00] <kindofabuzz> tritium, thanks buddie =)
[03:00] <tritium> raylu: which is not what he needs
[03:00] <n8tuser> im wanting to test two gateways, ie two separate routers accessing the internet, anyone got the working configs of two nics and two route tables they can share?
[03:00] <Yoyoto> Vaxius I'm trying to install ubuntu
[03:00] <pagoda> any ideas?
[03:00] <vaxius> Yoyoto: for windows partitions? yes, but you just said you don't have any ntfs partitions
[03:00] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: ok, i see. try one of the others then. like i said, they should let you know when you have new mail, and you should be able to configure it to fire up evolution when you click on it. sorry i can't be of much more help
[03:00] <Panarchy> echinos: Thanks evilGUI: Okay, I'll have a look there. raylu: I'll give that a go
[03:00] <tritium> kindofabuzz: no sweat
[03:00] <raylu> tritium: package size is irrelevant without dependencies also
[03:00] <Yoyoto> Vaxius: I currently only have windows
[03:00] <hadees> anyone know where I can get the install cd for ppc desktop?
[03:00] <echinos> Panarchy: np
[03:00] <tritium> Panarchy: that won't do what you want
[03:01] <vaxius> windows xp/vista?
[03:01] <hellhound> onetinsoldier:  np thank you for your help... i am readding into those now
[03:01] <vaxius> Yoyoto: windows xp/vista?
[03:01] <onetinsoldier> hellhound: ok, cool
[03:01] <Panarchy> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2605106 2008-10-30 06:46 ubiquity_1.10.10_i386.deb
[03:01] <tritium> !ppc | hadees
[03:01] <Yoyoto> Vaxius windows XP, know of a good way to partition?
[03:01] <Panarchy> Is that bytes or megabytes?
[03:01] <eseven73> bytes
[03:01] <tritium> Panarchy: use ls -lh for "human readable" ls output
[03:01] <Cool_Nick> Help,  I interupted ubuntu startup.  Now get "Error 16: Inconsistent filesystem structure".  Ran a forced fsck with clean results.  Problem remains
[03:01] <evilGUI> hadees: I have found fedora more reliable for PPC machines
[03:02] <echinos> Panarchy: use ls -alhSF for sorted biggest to smallest by size, with human readable output
[03:02] <vaxius> Yoyoto: k, then you have an ntfs partition; just resize it with gparted on the ubuntu livecd
[03:02] <|GaiJin|> is there a way to reset the pulse audio thingy... sometimes it seem to not work properly....
[03:02] <hadees> evilGUI, really? well this is for my little brother and he is pretty new to linux, i'm trying to find him a distro that will be easy
[03:02] <Yoyoto> Vaxius is that already on the CD?
[03:02] <tritium> Panarchy: but again, that will give you the size of the .deb packages, and *not* the total size of all the unpacked files
[03:02] <Panarchy> echinos and tritium, what'd you mean by human readable
[03:03] <tritium> Panarchy: just try it
[03:03] <Panarchy> I understood this
[03:03] <echinos> Panarchy: It will put 2.6MB instead of 26000000 bytes
[03:03] <Panarchy> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2605106 2008-10-30 06:46 ubiquity_1.10.10_i386.deb
[03:03] <Panarchy> ah
[03:03] <Panarchy> wow
[03:03] <Panarchy> thanks
[03:03] <FloodBot2> Panarchy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:03] <Panarchy> I'll do that
[03:03] <evilGUI> hadees: yeah fedora isn't good for a first distro
[03:03] <tritium> Panarchy: you have been told about !enter *multiple* times
[03:03] <vaxius> Yoyoto: yes
[03:03] <vaxius> !dual-boot | Yoyoto
[03:03] <tvaughn> im gonna format my c drive soon remove bill gates influence from my computers
[03:03] <Yoyoto> Vaxius kk, Be back Later
[03:04] <Panarchy> Oh
[03:04] <kindofabuzz> tvaughn, that's the holiday spirit!
[03:04] <genii> tvaughn: You mean your /dev/sda drive ;)
[03:04] <tvaughn> someone told me good luck and i said you need luck to run windows
[03:04] <eseven73> Enter key is evil, Panarchy
[03:04] <evilGUI> everyone hates bill =(
[03:04] <Panarchy> 2.5MB is the biggest.... lol
[03:04] <tvaughn> its like please boot uppppp?
[03:04] <Panarchy> Well that's enough for me then
[03:04] <tritium> Panarchy: the size of the .debs is irrelevant, as I've told you several times
[03:04] <Panarchy> a few months ago on this channel
[03:04] <tvaughn> im cheap im getting my parents linux for the holidays :)
[03:04] <kindofabuzz> lol
[03:04] <echinos> Panarchy: if they are taking up too much space, run apt-get clean
[03:04] <Panarchy> someone told me a command (think it began with dpkg) that ordered all packages by size
[03:04] <onetinsoldier> hehe
[03:05] <hadees> is the live cd what you install from?
[03:05] <kindofabuzz> best gift they could ever recieve!
[03:05] <fluffywarthog> anyone able to help reset screen res?
[03:05] <tvaughn> easier for me, then i dont have to fix windows every five seconds...
[03:05] <evilGUI> tvaughn: nice a lot less work for you =)
[03:05] <echinos> fluffywarthog: reset how, exactly?
[03:05] <Panarchy> echinos: Already ran autoclean, clean & autoremove
[03:05] <vaxius> Panarchy: man dpkg
[03:05] <tvaughn> exactly
[03:05] <tvaughn> my girlfriend is switching too
[03:05] <cuonglb> https://launchpad.net/gconf-tweak
[03:05] <Panarchy> vaxius: Removed manpages to save space...
[03:05] <Panarchy> lol
[03:05] <evilGUI> o.O
[03:05] <cuonglb> :D
[03:05] <cuonglb> join and dev with me
[03:05] <echinos> Panarchy: hard drives are pretty cheap these days, maybe get another?
[03:05] <FluxD> tritium, I trust you but I know for sure 1 box is like 3 months older than the other and its files are older. 2008-05-14 10:46 <--- newer box  2008-07-22 12:26 <--- older box any idea why ?
[03:05] <ewe2003> trying to access terminal server client for first time.  Where I find the domain/client hostname?
[03:05] <vaxius> Panarchy: good god why? o.O
[03:06] <tvaughn> you deleted the manual to save hd space?
[03:06] <tritium> FluxD: nope
[03:06] <onetinsoldier> echinos: are you sure that command shouldn't be   apt-cache clean?
[03:06] <Panarchy> echnios: It's not about that
[03:06] <fluffywarthog> echinos: I switched screens to add a TV, but lost maximum res, and am now stuck at 800x600
[03:06] <Panarchy> Making my own distribution
[03:06] <cuonglb> anybody dev with me
[03:06] <Panarchy> And need it to fit within 702MB
[03:06] <echinos> onetinsoldier: yes, you're right, my bad
[03:06] <onetinsoldier> echinos: np
[03:06] <tvaughn> buy dvds they hold more
[03:06] <echinos> fluffywarthog: try ctrl-alt-+
[03:06] <echinos> fluffywarthog: IE ctrl alt plus
[03:07] <Yoyoto> Vaxius: Could it be because my disk wasn't defragmented?
[03:07] <raylu> cuonglb: is this a gtk app?
[03:07] <robm06> Anyone here think Windows 7 is going to receive the same welcoming party Vista received when it showed up?
[03:07] <gaelfx> http://pastebin.com/d46aa75bd this is what I get when I run apt-get -f install, does this mean that I will have to use Synaptic to find the packages myself? or is there a better way to fix this?
[03:07] <pieps> fluffywarthog: if you've got an NVIDIA card and the NVIDIA proprietary driver installed, try nvidia-settings
[03:07] <tvaughn> a nice go away?
[03:07] <echinos> fluffywarthog: did you restart X and you got a lower res, or did it change while X was running?
[03:07] <tritium> robm06: #ubuntu-offtopic for chat, please
[03:07] <evilGUI> robm06: I think it's going to be like 2000 after me
[03:07] <vaxius> Yoyoto: could what be because your partition wasn't defragmented?
[03:08] <Yoyoto> Vaxius Because my entire drive but yeah
[03:08] <Yoyoto> OH
[03:08] <Yoyoto> could it have considered it all full because of that
[03:08] <benzap> I have a problem with apache server not resolving, the resulting virtualhost becomes localhost and the name-based virtual hosted sites will not work
[03:08] <ritowqi> how to just upgrade a single software?
[03:08] <vaxius> Yoyoto: you don't defrag entire drive, you defrag partitions
[03:08] <echinos> ritowqi: a single package, you mean?
[03:08] <ritowqi> i mean use apt-get
[03:08] <pieps> benzap: have you tried setting your hostname in /etc/hosts ?
[03:08] <vaxius> Yoyoto: anyway, what's the problem?
[03:08] <echinos> ritowqi: just apt-get <packagename>
[03:08] <fluffywarthog> echinos: any better shortcut? using a laptop keyboard, and there's no + key
[03:09] <echinos> ritowqi: If there is a newer version, it will be installed
[03:09] <echinos> ritowqi: but run apt-get update first
[03:09] <raylu> echinos: *install
[03:09] <echinos> fluffywarthog: you can do the minus key and it will go to the largest size after it goes past the smallest one
[03:10] <onetinsoldier> ritowqi: apt-get install <package>  ..if newer version is available.. it will install it
[03:10] <echinos> raylu: gah! what is up with my apt-fu? :/
[03:10] <echinos> little mush-headed, seems, I should shush up ;)
[03:10] <fluffywarthog> echinos: yeah...not working- using Hardy, ATI restricted drivers
[03:10] <Panarchy> So any more thought on how to save an extra 87MB of extra (squashfs) space so that my ISO will be the size of a CD?
[03:12] <Panarchy> So any more thought on how to save an extra 84MB of extra (squashfs) space so that my ISO will be the size of a CD?
[03:12] <bazhang> Panarchy, dont repeat
[03:12] <tritium> !repeat | Panarchy (again)
[03:12] <tritium> Panarchy: you rarely pay attention...
[03:13] <ritowqi> thank you all
[03:13] <patrick_farrelly> help, i am experiencing a problem with X... i am using kubuntu on a laptop and shutdown "save the system to ram"
[03:13] <patrick_farrelly> now, when i restart, no matter recovery or which kernel, X can not start
[03:13] <patrick_farrelly> "read-only filesystem"
[03:14] <patrick_farrelly> */usr/bin/startx: line 158: cannot create temp file for here document: read only file sy*stem
[03:15] <maddash> hi, how do I get my firefox to display chinese characters? for instance, right now I can only see boxes with numbers inside of them when I visit http://translate.google.com/translate_t?hl=en#en|zh-CN|me
[03:16] <scientes> how do i fix it when mdadm fs up my drives http://pastie.org/private/iuz75bzvrdifh9xzhighbg
[03:16] <raylu> !info language-support-fonts-zh
[03:17] <Cool_Nick> I interupted my ubuntu startup.  Now get "Error 16: Inconsistent filesystem structure".  Ran a forced fsck on my partitions with clean results.  Problem remains
[03:18] <ewe2003> can anyone help me with setting up the terminal server client?
[03:19] <vaxius> !info tsclient | ewe2003
[03:20] <ty> hello
[03:20] <ty> people
[03:20] <ewe2003> its asking for domain and clienthost name.  where would i find those?
[03:20] <ty> does any1 know how to make custom error messages in apache2
[03:20] <pieps> ewe2003: what exactly are you looking for?
[03:21] <pieps> ewe2003: the client hostname is the hostname or ip address of the computer you want to connect to
[03:21] <Satisfied> is there a 64bit release of firefox for ubuntu ?
[03:21] <raylu> Cool_Nick: when does the error appear and can you mount the partition from a livecd?
[03:21] <pieps> domain is the domain on which the computer resides (if one exists)
[03:22] <ty> can someone see if this irc server works tyspage.doesntexist.com/6667 channel #test just type tyspage.doesntexist.com/6667 in the server for xchat
[03:22] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: do you know the IP address of the terminal server machine?
[03:22] <rosebuntu> hi~!!
[03:22] <rosebuntu> there is no talk in ubuntu-motu
[03:23] <rosebuntu> i want to be MOTU
[03:23] <Xavier> hey all
[03:23] <tritium> rosebuntu: you'll have to wait for a response in #ubuntu-motu
[03:23] <rosebuntu> okay
[03:25] <ewe2003> 76.27.100.234
[03:25] <Xavier> i'm trying to setup dual monitors with an ATI card - just need separate X screens
[03:25] <Xavier> running ubuntu 8.10
[03:25] <ty> Xavier: do you know how to setup compiz on ati?
[03:26] <Xavier> yeap
[03:26] <ty> ok
[03:26] <pieps> ewe2003: that would be the hostname that it's asking for
[03:26] <Xavier> why you ask?
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: try dig -x IP address  ...lloks like the hostname is --> c-76-27-100-234.hsd1.ut.comcast.net
[03:26] <ty> im gonna buy a new hp laptop with an ati
[03:26] <vaxius> !dual-head | Xavier
[03:26] <onetinsoldier> looks*
[03:26] <ty> and i just wanted to know how
[03:26] <Xavier> xinerama doesn't work with aTI ;)
[03:26] <ty> what is that?
[03:27] <ewe2003> and my domain name is just my wireless name?... total nube
[03:27] <Xavier> it's a term used for dual monitor setups with an nvidia card
[03:27] <vaxius> Xavier: so don't use it
[03:27] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: nslookup 76.27.100.234  domain --> 68.87.85.98
[03:27] <Zzeiss> Anybody here have a Hauppauge HVR-950q USB tuner stick working under 8.10?
[03:27] <ty> i just want wobbly windows, desktop cube, draw fire, and water effect
[03:27] <Anacranom> ty, couldnt pay me enough to...
[03:27] <ty> do what?
[03:27] <tritium> !xrandr | Xavier
[03:27] <Xavier> ty: that'll all work fine =)
[03:27] <ty> ok
[03:28] <ty> does the cube look crisp?
[03:28] <Anacranom> ty, get a hp with ati? nope i couldnt do it
[03:28] <tritium> Zzeiss: are you certain it's supported on linux?
[03:28] <pieps> eegh HP?
[03:28] <ty> is setting up compiz easy on ati's?
[03:28] <Xavier> ty: haven't tested the cube yet, more interested in gaming atm - Prey works great, but i'm trying to get it in only one screen
[03:28] <pieps> my experiences with HP laptops have been less than stellar (and good luck getting a decent warranty)
[03:29] <Zzeiss> tritium: there are two web pages claiming it does, and giving howtos.  Neither works, and several other pages say that it used to work, but no longer.
[03:29] <Xavier> ty: compiz works right out of the box with 8.10
[03:29] <ty> but is compiz setting up easy on an ati?
[03:29] <ty> oh
[03:29] <ewe2003> error channel_register error getaddrinfo name or service not known....
[03:29] <ty> what about 8.04, ill never go 8.10 again
[03:29] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: if you don't have the 'nslookup' and 'dig' commands, you'll need to install the dnsutils package
[03:29] <tritium> Zzeiss: linuxtv.org would be where I'd check to be certain
[03:29] <Zzeiss> ty: If your mobo has intel graphics, it _will_ run compiz just fine.
[03:30] <Zzeiss> tritium: OK, lemme check there.  Thanks!
[03:30] <pieps> ewe2003 - you might not need the domain...
[03:30] <ty> ok
[03:30] <ewe2003> dnsutils package.  okay.  i'm running from a bootup disk.  would that make any difference?
[03:31] <ty> i need to know if ati and compiz work out of the box in ubuntu 8.04 though
[03:31] <CaneToad> on ubuntu 8.10, what do you do when the CUPS web on http://localhost:631/ asks you for a username/password?
[03:31] <vaxius> ty: yes
[03:31] <ty> do you need xserver-xgl for compiz to work, i did on my older laptop to get compiz working
[03:31] <ty> but my old laptop had a bad graphics chip, lol
[03:32] <raylu> CaneToad: provide your account's combination
[03:32] <Leewings> I set a new proxy for apt, must I run "apt-get update" again?
[03:32] <cuonglb> ty: hehe
[03:32] <axisys> i have a ubuntu client and a ubuntu server.. according to setserial -g /dev/ttyS[0123] my client has ttyS0 and ttyS2 as active serial devices, and ubuntu server has ttyS0 and ttyS1 as serial device
[03:32] <vaxius> ty: no, ati has supported aiglx for a while now
[03:32] <axisys> but i cannot serial connect from client to server
[03:32] <ty> i could play movies great but compiz sucked
[03:32] <Panarchy> So any more thought on how to save an extra 84MB of extra (squashfs) space so that my ISO will be the size of a CD?
[03:32] <ty> ok
[03:32] <axisys> i am using minicom and picked /dev/ttyS0 on client side and all defaults
[03:32] <tritium> Leewings: no
[03:32] <hellhound> does anyone know how to have the "mail-notification" icon always display... i looked in the "status icon" tab in the properties but all i see are "Click Action"
[03:32] <cuonglb> ty: i'm using IBM T42 with ATI RADEON 32MB and compiz very well
[03:32] <ty> ok
[03:32] <Panarchy> What's the shortcut keys for compiz?
[03:33] <ty> did you have to do anything other than install compiz?
[03:33] <Leewings> Tritium: THX
[03:33] <axisys> i can connect to other servers at work.. but w/ same laptop i am trying to connect to my ubuntu server
[03:33] <ty> and restart graphics server?
[03:33] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: so you're running from a livecd? does it have dnsutils installed? if not, i doubt that you can install any packages on a livecd
[03:33] <axisys> how do I debug?
[03:33] <cuonglb> ty : lolz :D
[03:33] <ty> you can install packages on live cd
[03:33] <vaxius> Panarchy: just look through the compiz settings
[03:33] <ty> ive done it
[03:33] <onetinsoldier> ty: oh! thanks.. good to know
[03:33] <Panarchy> yes
[03:33] <Panarchy> but what's the default
[03:34] <droopsta915> what is a .wmc file?
[03:34] <tritium> !enter | Panarchy (for the tenth or so time)
[03:34] <harushimo> hey I'm trying to do ATI Big desktop
[03:34] <ty> thanks
[03:34] <Panarchy> So... what do I need this package for
[03:34] <Panarchy> python-uno
[03:34] <harushimo> where they give the options, do that goes under the generic video card or monitors
[03:35] <ewe2003> onetinsoldier.  yeah its a livecd.  just been using the gui for a few days. long term ms user.  from a gui where would i find if the livecd has dnsutils?
[03:35] <ty> bye Linux friends, you better never go windows again
[03:35] <vaxius> !info python-uno | Panarchy
[03:35] <cuonglb> sexy-python :D
[03:35] <Xavier> anyone familiar with the null command for X?  i know it works with nvidia cards to get games playing in 1 monitor if you have dual monitors
[03:35] <harushimo> !ATI
[03:36] <ty> bye
[03:36] <Xavier> i'm curious if there is such a command for ATI users
[03:36] <axisys> ok let me break down the problem.. how do I know my laptop's side com port is /dev/ttyS0 or S2?
[03:36] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: 'ty' says that you can install packages on a livecd... so to see if it's installed you check with dpkg with the following command...   dpkg -l dnsutils
[03:36] <veltsu> ok so I'm back. Acer 5100 trying to resist my interest in ubuntu 8.10. How to get my sound card working?
[03:36] <vaxius> axisys: plug something into it while watching syslog
[03:36] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: if it's not installed, then try to install with the following command..  apt-get install dnsutils
[03:37] <Xavier> ubuntu 8.10 is officially 50X better then vista or XP
[03:37] <Xavier> i suppose everyone here knows that already though hahaha
[03:37] <eseven73> lets hope so
[03:37] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: for a gui... use the 'synaptic package manager'
[03:38] <Panarchy> vaxius: Thanks for that
[03:38] <ewe2003> ok.  going there now.
[03:38] <tritium> Panarchy: please mind !enter from now on, and pay more attention, in general
[03:38] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: whic is found here... System --> Administration --> Synaptic Package Manager
[03:38] <Panarchy> I've rebuilt ubuntu from scratch a great many times. This time I forgot to remove OpenOffice, LOL! Going to easily save the space I need now!
[03:39] <dowN70> can anyone help me schedule a reboot?
[03:39] <hellhound> does anyone know how to have the "mail-notification" icon always display... i looked in the "status icon" tab in the properties but all i see are "Click Action"
[03:39] <luv_cute> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[03:39] <dowN70> can anyone help me schedule a daily reboot?
[03:39] <ewe2003> k. i'm there. looking for dnsutils
[03:40] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: ok, cool
[03:40] <raylu> dowN70: have you looked into the crontab?
[03:40] <vaxius> dowN70: is there a reason you need to restart every day?
[03:40] <Panarchy> Well thanks for all the help
[03:40] <droopsta915> any good ubuntu books for beginners out?
[03:40] <dowN70> its a digital signage workstation
[03:40] <Panarchy> Gonna do another Remastersys ISO creation, then I'll tell you how many MB I have
[03:41] <eseven73> yeah restarting is pretty much a windows concept, not really needed in Linux
[03:41] <jrib> droopsta915: help.ubuntu.com
[03:41] <dowN70> whats a crontab?
[03:41] <parthbakshi> hardy machine to 8.10 ,i had amarok 1.4 installed ,when i upgrded the amarok did not get updated ,so i checked in synaptic it sats 2.x.x version has been installed however when i run amarok i get the old version only
[03:41] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: so, are you in Utah? i'm in Colorado here... very very cold here right now!
[03:41] <raylu> !cron | dowN70
[03:41] <cidesign> dowN7o: scheduler
[03:41] <vaxius> !cron | dowN70
[03:41] <parthbakshi> any idea how to make new version amarok work
[03:41] <Xavier> anyone here running a newer ATI card with dual monitors?
[03:41] <Insane_> I am having a problem with installation of ubuntu 8.04, when ever i start installation or do the demo run the scrolling load bar gets to about 2 and a half to 3 bars then stops
[03:41] <tritium> Xavier: see the !xrandr info, please
[03:41] <Xavier> yeah i did
[03:41] <droopsta915> jrib: I want something for on the go. That's why I want a book, thanks for the advice though.
[03:41] <cidesign> dowN70: runs regular scripts/ task
[03:42] <Xavier> there a problem with me seeking help here?
[03:42] <ewe2003> found it.  says its installed already
[03:42] <earthmeLon> Anybody have a suggestion as how to automatically filter mail that has stupid time-stamps.  Like, stuff from 2045 or 1987?
[03:42] <vaxius> Xavier: just use the ati catalyst control center
[03:42] <dowN70> im a big newbie, i just need some instructions
[03:42] <ewe2003> 1.9.50
[03:42] <cidesign> dowN70: man crontab
[03:42] <axisys> vaxius: hmm.. i am plugging /unplugging.. nothing shows up in /var/log/messages
[03:42] <tritium> vaxius: or, if you use the open-source ati driver, use the Screen Resolution applet
[03:43] <cidesign> dowN70: google also has plenty of examples;
[03:43] <dowN70> ill try google
[03:43] <Xavier> vaxius: CCC works great, but for some reason "dual monitor" is not showing up in the list only "big monitor" or "clone" shows up
[03:43] <Insane_> anyone have a solution to my problem
[03:43] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: ok. roger that.. so open up an Xterm(command line) if you don't have one open already
[03:44] <vaxius> Xavier: i wold say big monitor
[03:44] <sweetgum> how can i add something my PATH?
[03:44] <parthbakshi>  i had ubuntu 8.04 and had amarok 1.4 installed on it ...then i upgrded my machine to 8.10
[03:44] <parthbakshi>  in synaptic it says amarok version 2.x.x is installed however i still get the old version when i start amarok
[03:44] <parthbakshi>  any idea whats going on?
[03:45] <Xavier> vaxius: big monitor is the equivelant to xinerama which is fine for browsing on the net etc - but if i want to game i need separate X screens
[03:45] <onetinsoldier> parthbakshi: what does dpkg say is installed?   dpkg -l amarok
[03:46] <onetinsoldier> parthbakshi: it should say the same things as synaptic... but just checking
[03:46] <vaxius> axisys: i guess just try whatever you're doing with each device until one works, i don't work with serial that often
[03:46] <vaxius> Xavier: should stay on one monitor (it does on mine)
[03:46] <ewe2003> well, haven't figuered out how to pull up the command line......  ha.
[03:47] <Xavier> vaxius: i read in an article that ATI used to have an option for "dual monitor" along with "big monitor" - just trying to figure out why mine done
[03:47] <onetinsoldier> ewe2003: ok, try   Application --> Accessories --> Terminal
[03:47] <Xavier> err *don't
[03:47] <DiscoPymp> Hi all
[03:47] <axisys> vaxius: thnx
[03:47] <ewe2003> ya.  terminal server is what's getting me.
[03:47] <parthbakshi> ontinsoldier: 2:1.4.10-0ubun
[03:48] <parthbakshi> onetinsoldier: 2:1.4.10-0ubun
[03:48] <aeos> how do i change the gnome-panel's 'always on top' behavior? i'm using both gnome-panel and the AWN dock, and would like awn to be on top
[03:48] <raylu> sweetgum: export PATH="$PATH:/foo/bar"
[03:48] <raylu> sweetgum: see ~/.bashrc
[03:48] <Xavier> vaxius: i just installed Prey with that new installer that was created, when i start it though it's as if i have "clone monitors"  but what's worse is in the second monitor the graphics look all garbled
[03:48] <onetinsoldier> parthbakshi: that's what you have installed then.. is that not what version of amarok that runs?
[03:48] <Flare183> aeos: You could just autohide the gnome-panel
[03:48] <parthbakshi> onetinsoldier:nope
[03:48] <onetinsoldier> parthbakshi: are you in kde?
[03:49] <parthbakshi> onetinsoldier:it runs amarok 1.4
[03:49] <vaxius> Xavier: idk, i know there's an aticonfig option for it
[03:49] <parthbakshi> onetinsoldier:nope
[03:49] <aeos> Flarel183: I'd like both of them visible
[03:49] <onetinsoldier> parthbakshi: i am not sure that the 2: is... but the version of amarok is...  1.4.10-0ubun
[03:49] <parthbakshi> im in gnome
[03:49] <Insane_> I am having a problem with installation of ubuntu 8.04, when ever i start installation or do the demo run the scrolling load bar gets to about 2 and a half to 3 bars then stops
[03:49] <Xavier> vaxius: yeh i was trying to play around with that earlier - i guess i'm just gonna have to wait till a better driver comes out or something
[03:50] <FAJ> Insane_:  sounds like a bad disk.
[03:50] <raylu> parthbakshi: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/amarok-2.0
[03:50] <Xavier> that or i'll switch back to my 8800gts OC
[03:50] <FAJ> Insane_:  run 'check disc for errors' at the start screen.
[03:50] <Insane_> FAJ: Well i also have a second disk with 8.10 and tried that and did same thing
[03:50] <cidesign> dowN70: Sorry stepped away. Why is it you need to restart your computer daily?
[03:50] <FAJ> Insane_:  try checking the discs
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> raylu: wth is that 2: ??  amarok  2:1.4.10-0ubun
[03:51] <Insane_> It said it didnt find any errors
[03:51] <br3nden> What technology would allow Windows accounts to have a shared drive on a Linux server?
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> raylu: i've been wondering that for long time
[03:51] <FAJ> Insane_:  computer?
[03:51] <Insane_> I can run it without the splash and find out the error and come back
[03:51] <aeos> Can I set the gnome-panel to be 'always below'?
[03:51] <FAJ> convenient ;)
[03:51] <Xavier> that's how most servers are run right now br3nden ;)
[03:51] <Insane_> be back soon
[03:51] <cuonglb> raylu : amarok 2.0 very well for me, listerning andy williams :D
[03:52] <vaxius> !samba | br3nden
[03:52] <FAJ> aeos:  you can delete it?
[03:52] <br3nden> Vaxius:  Thank you.
[03:52] <vaxius> br3nden: np
[03:53] <Xavier> sorry for the bother, thanks for responding politely vaxius
[03:53] <aeos> FAJ: I want to keep it
[03:53] <FAJ> aeos:  you can have it scroll off to the side.
[03:54] <aeosynth> FAJ: I want it always visible. I only have a problem when it conflicts with my AWN dock, otherwise it's great
[03:54] <spanther> i can't read out my dvd :( it says error while reading from file: input/output error  :(
[03:54]  * aeosynth just switched clients
[03:54] <sunny> Moving 70gigs from ext3 --> NTFS, both 3gbps 7200rpm HD's moving @ 4mb's per second. :-(
[03:54] <raylu> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/amarok/+publishinghistory
[03:55] <FAJ> aeosynth: then why do you want to hide it permenently???
[03:55] <raylu> onetinsoldier: ^
[03:55] <\Kira> whats a graphical FTP client for ubuntu?
[03:55] <vaxius> spanther: if it's a movie, you might want to check out libdvdcss
[03:55] <FAJ> !ftp
[03:55] <spanther> vaxius: installed libdvdcss allready
[03:55] <cidesign> Kira: gftp
[03:55] <\Kira> Thanks
[03:55] <aeosynth> FAJ: I don't want to hide it, I just want it underneath my AWN dock
[03:55] <raylu> \Kira: also, filezilla :D
[03:55] <cidesign> Kira: np
[03:55] <\Kira> Yep, I got a list now :)
[03:55] <FAJ> aeosynth:  so you want it smaller?
[03:55] <Anacranom> \Kira, filezilla is in the repos
[03:56] <vaxius> spanther: is there anything more to the error?
[03:56] <willyyxx> Hi, anyone in this channel know about the dedicated Cobalt Raq4 servers? I just got one but need help for configuration. Thank you.
[03:56] <FAJ> you can either raise your awn dock up... or have the other bar autohide, and not come out for a longer time,,, if that makes snes?
[03:56] <\Kira> Anacranom: yeah, I think ill go with konquorer, since I already have it :) didnt know it did ftp
[03:56] <spanther> vaxius: its an input/output error
[03:56] <cidesign> \Kira: gftp is in the repository
[03:56] <aeosynth> FAJ: no >.<
[03:56] <srbaker> heya folks
[03:56] <aeosynth> I have the gnome-panel and awn both at the bottom of my screen. when i mouse over the gnome-panel, it hides the bottom half of my awn dock. i don't want it to hide that.
[03:56] <srbaker> i have 2 500G drives
[03:57] <vaxius> spanther: is that all you get?
[03:57] <spanther> vaxius: maybe because of a hard copy protection
[03:57] <spanther> vaxius: yes
[03:57] <srbaker> i want to just put them together in one big chunk.  do i have to install with -alternate and manually set up LVM for that?
[03:57] <FAJ> aeosynth:  ok well then set your AWN to be at the front always.....
[03:57] <Anacranom> \Kira, any browser will.. thought you wanted graphical ... realtime
[03:57] <onetinsoldier> raylu: than you for the link! going to read it now
[03:57] <telaviv> fun question from a hardware noob: if 32 bit architectures have 4 gigs of address space, how can a processor have greater than 4 gigs of ram?
[03:57] <earthmeLon> My screen flashes for half a second every once in a while.  Any ideas why?
[03:57] <vaxius> spanther: do most other dvds work?
[03:57] <spanther> vaxius: depending on dvd
[03:58] <aeosynth> FAJ: Do you know how to that? AWN is less popular than gnome, so I was asking for the equivalent, making gnome-panel stay always on bottom
[03:58] <dowN70> can anyone help me schedule a daily reboot?
[03:58] <willyyxx> Anyone in this channel knows about the dedicated Cobalt Raq4 servers? I just got one but need help for configuration. Thank you.
[03:58] <\Kira> Anacranom: I just needed to upload a file, without the CLI. Its only once, so I think konquorer will suffice. Thanks, though
[03:58] <FAJ> aeosynth:  o AWN has an option to keep always on top in preferences.
[03:58] <hosstell> anyone know of a way to print batch jobs of pictures and if so how to change how many pictures per photo paper? (i.e. 4 pictures at 4x6 or 3 at 5x8 on a single sheet).
[03:58] <srbaker> dowN70: don't know how to do that on windows;  dunno why you'd want to on anything else :P
[03:58] <FAJ> !anyone
[03:58] <eseven73> telaviv: ram and harddrive memory are two very different things
[03:58] <vaxius> spanther: maybe you don't have your dvd region set?  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[03:59] <dowN70> can anyone help me schedule a daily reboot?
[03:59] <djet13> Hello all. Quick question here regarding installing. I am attempting to install on a Macbook using a CD. However, once I boot from the CD I am confronted with this image.
[03:59] <djet13> http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=14628&d=1156128825
[03:59] <B_L> quelqu'un peut m'aider avec XCFA   je ne suis pas capable de l'installer
[03:59] <spanther> vaxius: how to set this?
[03:59] <dowN70> can anyone help me schedule a daily reboot?
[03:59] <telaviv> eseven73 hmmmm, i'll look into it
[03:59] <vaxius> spanther: follow link in previous post
[04:00] <raylu> onetinsoldier: heh, i didn't get anything out of it
[04:00] <FAJ> !patience dowN70
[04:00] <FAJ> !patience | dowN70
[04:00] <FAJ> dowN70: use the command gnome-power-cmd.sh shutdown   and set it to run at x hour during the day
[04:00] <aeosynth> faj: I'm looking at the preferences right now and don't see it. There is an option 'maximized windows don't cover the bar', but that doesn't help with gnome-panel because I guess it's not a window.
[04:00] <cidesign> djet13: Are you booting off the cd?
[04:00] <onetinsoldier> raylu: haha... me neither!
[04:00] <eseven73> telaviv: in short the 4 gigs of ram are just temporary storage, where as the harddrive memory is long term
[04:00] <Hackerlife> kk g2g
[04:00] <cidesign> djet13:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[04:01] <FAJ> aeosynth: hmmm,, i could have swore there is one in there somewhere! sorry i don't personally use it...
[04:01] <hosstell> FAJ: Either answer the question that dowN70 is asking or dont say anything at all.  Spamming !commands are about as useless as this sentence.
[04:01] <spanther> vaxius: copying with sudo mc (midnight commander) showed "Input/output error (5)" too well lets check your page
[04:01] <FAJ> hosstell:  i would debate you on that,,, but not the right place to do so.
[04:01] <djet13> cidesign: Yeah i've seen that before and was intending to use that. But I have not even been able to reach step 6, as I cannot get past that error.
[04:01] <hosstell> FAJ: OMG, I am just stoked you actually wrote me a sentence.
[04:01] <aeosynth> faj: well, do you know anything about how to change the gnome-panel options?
[04:02] <FAJ> !why? | hosstell
[04:02] <FAJ> ;)
[04:02] <hosstell> >.<
[04:02] <hosstell> :P
[04:02] <eseven73> lol
[04:02] <raylu> -.-
[04:02] <onetinsoldier> -_-
[04:02] <telaviv> eseven73 but still how can a program have acess to 7 gigs of information when the numbers representing their pointers can only describe 4 gigs worth of addresses
[04:02] <cidesign> djet13: have you installed rEfit
[04:02] <FAJ> aeosynth: you could set your gnome-bar to auto-hide longer so that it doesn't unhide when you accidentally unclick it
[04:02] <djet13> cidesign: yes
[04:02] <raylu> telaviv: what is a memory leak?
[04:02] <spanther> vaxius: i didnt install libdvdread3 so far :-) maybe thats it?
[04:02] <Anacranom> um,,, i've been booted for less, lol
[04:03] <cidesign> djet13: if so then put the cd in and boot up normally. You should them be presented with 2 options one for osx and one for cd
[04:03] <telaviv> raylu: when memory is taken from the heap without ever being returned
[04:03] <Gruelius> Hi all, how do i check/change the power status of ->SATA<- harddisks? Thanks
[04:03] <cidesign> djet13: Using arrow keys click on cd and go for it.,
[04:04] <hosstell> I am looking for a way to print multiple pictures on a single photo sheet of paper.  Anyone know how to do this?
[04:04] <aeosynth> faj: I don't want it to autohide; i want the gnome-panel and awn dock visible simultaneously
[04:04] <Gruelius> Ive tried hdparm and it wont work properly for the sata disks, and sdparm doesnt work full stop
[04:04] <djet13> cidesign: lol I know that. what i'm saying is once i do that, i get this error message in ubuntu http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=14628&d=1156128825
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> Gruelius: install hdparm   ...then hdparm -C /dev/xxx
[04:04] <eseven73> telaviv: hmmm im not sure im understanding your question, which one of your apps actually takes up that much ram? O.o
[04:04] <Gruelius> onetinsoldier: Gives "STANDBY" for the disks even when im writing and reading to/off them
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> Gruelius: oh..i see. well, i use hdparm to put my other drive in standby and check it's status. and yes, it's a sata drive
[04:05] <Gruelius> only for the sata disks. I cant get sdparm to work properly does anyone know common problems with it
[04:05] <cidesign> djet13: What cd are you using. eg powerpc, alternative, i38g?
[04:05] <onetinsoldier> Gruelius: weird
[04:05] <FAJ> aeosynth:  umm you could try moving AWN up...
[04:05] <djet13> djet13: i386
[04:05] <cidesign> djet13: sorry i386
[04:05] <djet13> cidesign: i386. Ubuntu 8.10
[04:05] <cidesign> ubuntu 8.1
[04:05] <wwmorgan> Sound only works sometimes when I boot. I think there's some nondeterminism in the boot process wrt the order that modules are loaded, but I'm not sure. I believe I isolated the relevant pieces of my dmesg output. Comments? http://paste.ubuntu.com/85958/
[04:06] <FAJ> aeosynth:  but i don't know if you can move gnome-panel down... because it is already at the bottom...
[04:06] <cidesign> djet13: did you burn as an iso ?
[04:06] <raylu> telaviv: um...
[04:06] <MoLoot> I have an issue. When I boot laptop with external monitor plugged in, display manager won't load.  When I bootup, wait for display manager, then configure gnome for external monitor there's no problem... anyone know why this happens?
[04:06] <raylu> telaviv: it wasn't a question
[04:06] <djet13> cidesign: yes
[04:06] <telaviv> eseven73: lol! no app would take that much. I'm  asking in theory. When you program in asm the addresses will only ever be 32 bits. In this sense to have access to more than 4 gigs of information seems impossible, because their simply aren't that many addresses
[04:06] <FAJ> aeosynth:  you could try making the number of pixels that the gnome-panel is smaller...
[04:06] <Anacranom> hosstell, without software to replicate it for you, my best guess would be to copy/paste the images to a OO and resize as needed, then once you have them verify in gimp...
[04:06] <vaxius> spanther: that would do it
[04:06] <djet13> cidesign: i then verified using diskutility and am now checksumming it
[04:06] <gaintsura> is there a way to list how much bandwidth up/down is being consumed per connection?
[04:06] <aeosynth> faj: nevermind, we're not on the same page
[04:07] <FAJ> aeosynth:  o ok im sorry.
[04:07] <telaviv> raylu: nope its conceptual, just wondering
[04:07] <hosstell> Anacranom: What is an 00?
[04:07] <FAJ> gaintsura:  system>administration>networking.
[04:07] <wriggary> anyone help me get all my SWAT tabs back? right now i can only see home status view and password
[04:07] <Anacranom> Open Office hosstell
[04:07] <eseven73> uhh, yah no clue telaviv you lost me a long time ago sorry :)
[04:07] <FAJ> gaintsura:  my bad; ./Network Tools, not networking.
[04:08] <cidesign> djet13: desktop. server, alternative?
[04:08] <telaviv> eseven73, have you ever programmed in c?
[04:08] <spanther> vaxius: do i have to reboot after regionset ?
[04:08] <raylu> wriggary: log in..
[04:08] <djet13> cidesign: desktop
[04:08] <eseven73> no telaviv, im not a programmer
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> gaintsura: for like an entire network?
[04:08] <vaxius> spanther: i don't believe so
[04:08] <hosstell> Anacranom:  I was hoping to avoid this.  You have to understand I need the easiest method for my wife.  This seems like a tedious chore for every batch job.
[04:08] <cidesign> djet13: how old is the laptop?
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> gaintsura: or just on your own machine?
[04:08] <telaviv> oic eseven73, well thanks anyway!
[04:08] <djet13> cidesign: i think about 2 years
[04:09] <cidesign> djet13: should work fine.
[04:09] <spanther> vaxius: nice i've set the region settings now and i can play it :D
[04:09] <djet13> cidesign: yeah i have no clue what the problem is... i've reburned the disk twice. verified it
[04:09] <cidesign> djet13: try downloading the alternative-i386 and run that
[04:09] <onetinsoldier> gaintsura: i see that FAJ answered you. i also recommend installing and using --> iptraf
[04:09] <vaxius> spanther: enjoy
[04:10] <cidesign> djet13: I always us alternative when I do it.
[04:10] <djet13> cidesign: okay. should i try 64-bit? my cpu supports it.
[04:10] <spanther> vaxius: my region setting was at "RPC Phase: II   type: NONE     Vendor resets available: 4  user controlled changes resets available: 5  drive plays discs from region(s):, mask=0xFF
[04:10] <Anacranom> hosstell, i do understand that,,, i just wish the hardware mfg's did so they would release their source code, for their "extra " software" or make a linux native software for it
[04:10] <spanther> vaxius: what is mask=0xFF for a region? my region 2 is mask=0xFFFFFFFD
[04:11] <Anacranom> there prolly is an open source app out ther for that,, but gotta search/find it
[04:11] <djet13> cidesign: quick questiong. where do i find the md5 for the download? i just calculated it for the one i d/led but i'm not sure where to find the one for ubuntu.
[04:11] <willyyxx> Anyone can help me with Raq4 Cobalt server?
[04:12] <hosstell> Anacronom:  Do you know of any software like VirtualBox, that actually supports USB devices?
[04:12] <spanther> vaxius: and my last question is. is this region setting now saved inside my disc drive or where is it stored? and is it stored forever?
[04:12] <FAJ> willyyxx: asking your question detailed is better than just asking that
[04:12] <beilabs> was there a deb ever made for flash 64?
[04:12] <FAJ> (note hosstell no !anyone ;) )
[04:13] <linuxman410>  does anyone know how to put update manager in menu i do not have it i did a lean install with the alternative disk and it is not there i have to update through terminal
[04:13] <genii> djet13: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[04:13] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: not that i know. have you downloaded the tarball of it before?
[04:13] <Anacranom> hosstell almost missed your post,,, mis-spell nick, just type ana and hit tab till my nick comes up...
[04:13] <willyyxx> I just got a new (old :) ) Coblat Raq4 server, and I am looking to install an OS on it but I dont know the procedure... Because is it done by Netinstall... Can someone help me with that?
[04:13] <rashire> so quick question, i just got ubuntu 8.10 runnning on my usb, (persistant install), will running updates break its ability to boot from usb?
[04:13] <djet13> genii: ty
[04:13] <axisys> here are my ttySs looks like.. http://pastebin.com/d49635b66 .. any idea how I can console access the server from client
[04:14] <axisys> ?
[04:14] <Anacranom> hosstell and no, i have not used VB,, sorry
[04:14] <genii> djet13: You're welcome
[04:14] <axisys> client is hp laptop and server is ibm netvista .. both are ubuntu
[04:14] <beilabs> onetinsoldier, yeah, just did -> libflashplayer-10.0.d20.7.linux-x86_64.so prolly out of date though.
[04:14] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: no.. not out of date
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: that's what you want
[04:15] <beilabs> onetinsoldier, cool.....huge difference on my cpu..
[04:15] <djet13> genii: lol d084b88e9ba2660f4429b4115ae4718b definately does not equal 24ea1163ea6c9f5dae77de8c49ee7c03
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: cool
[04:15] <beilabs> onetinsoldier, just thought someone would have packaged it as a deb
[04:15] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: yeah, i don't know why it hasn't been done yet
[04:16] <genii> djet13: Looks like a corrupt d/l then. Should try torrent d/l since it has built in error checking
[04:16] <djet13> genii: will do
[04:16] <beilabs> onetinsoldier, everyone is expecting the next guy to to it ;)
[04:17] <willyyxx> FAJ : You know something about Raq4 Cobalt servers?
[04:17] <nachohi88> linuxman410, after a clean install u don't have it on ur menu?
[04:17] <sweetgum> does anyone here use sourcenavigator?
[04:17] <linuxman410> the lean install has advantages it only takes my computer 1 min 2 seconds to boot to desktop
[04:18] <onetinsoldier> beilabs: well, flash for linux 64-bit userspace is very new yet. adobe just released that thing like a month ago.. so probably no package maintainer yet.
[04:18] <nachohi88> linuxman410, what's ur problrm so?
[04:19] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: I'm back and my Ubuntu is still broken
[04:19] <Brack101> still around?
[04:19] <linuxman410> my problem is i am trying to figure out how to put update manager in menu so i do not have to do it through terminal
[04:19] <willyyxx> Does anyone know anything about RaQ4 cobalt servers?
[04:20] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: dang... well, i can try. if raylu is here perhaps he can get you fixed up
[04:20] <Daps> can anyone tell me where i can get info on beryl?
[04:21] <genii> !beryl
[04:21] <usser> Daps, beryl is outdated you compiz
[04:21] <nachohi88> linuxman410, see if u have it installed first.. should be at System>Administration>Update manager
[04:21] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: sweet, when we left off you had me delete /home/myuser/.sbin I believe
[04:21] <Daps> usser: what is the new thing?
[04:21] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: it was the .dbus dir
[04:21] <Brack101> right
[04:21] <Brack101> it didn't work
[04:21] <Brack101> :)
[04:21] <onetinsoldier> dang
[04:21] <linuxman410> it is not there i want it to be there but can not figure out how
[04:22] <mareen> I inherited a server running lighttpd on dapper... I updated/upgraded via apt-get... but lighttpd is still 1.4.11, whilre the newest one available from the source is 1.4.20. is it safe to run such an old version?
[04:22] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: anything about it in   less /var/log/messages   ???
[04:22] <nachohi88> linuxman410, ok just right click to Applications an choose Edit menu
[04:22] <djet13> genii: okay for some reason the last torrent dl wasn't complete even though it showed up as being complete.... thanks for the help!
[04:22] <cuonglb> exit(), by all :D
[04:22] <mareen> since lighttpd is universe, is it possible there could be security issues?
[04:22] <Daps> what replaced beryl? i'm trying to get the cube desktop... anyone?
[04:23] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: also look at   /var/log/kern.log
[04:23] <eseven73> compiz-fusion Daps
[04:23] <Daps> eseven73: thanks
[04:23] <eseven73> !ccms | Daps
[04:23] <eseven73> !ccms
[04:23] <onetinsoldier> raylu: where are you? need your help...
[04:23] <eseven73> oh good grief
[04:24] <eseven73> !ccsm
[04:24] <Brack101> oh also my ntfs volume isn't working
[04:24] <nachohi88> linuxman410, on the left part choose Administration and see if its on the list
[04:24] <eseven73> there we go :)
[04:24] <Brack101> to add to the symptoms
[04:24] <linuxman410> ok now what
[04:24] <Daps> !ccms ?? eseven73 what is that?
[04:24] <linuxman410> it is not on list
[04:24] <eseven73> Daps it will allow you to set up compiz
[04:24] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: roger. well one thing at a time. we need to get that dbus error thing fixed first
[04:25] <Brack101> okey dok
[04:25] <eseven73> Daps im not a compiz user so I probably couldn't help you much, but you could try joining #Compiz-fusion
[04:25] <nachohi88> linuxman410, so choose new element and put as type Application
[04:25] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: post the error in pastebin
[04:25] <spanther> vaxius: are you still there?
[04:25] <Daps> thanks so much eseven73
[04:25] <eseven73> np
[04:26] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: you mean in kern.log?
[04:26] <nachohi88> linuxman410, NAme: Update manager and command: /usr/bin/update-manager
[04:26] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: wherever you can copy and paste that dbus error from, put it on a pastebin
[04:26] <Brack101> oh
[04:26] <Brack101> ok
[04:26] <nachohi88> linuxman410, commentary box its not necessary
[04:27] <russ5811> Hi all. I just installed moblock and set it to startup by default (sessions). But when I reboot, i get the following error: "Required configuration file "/var/log/moblock.log" could not be found in the default path.
[04:27] <russ5811> Please specify a different path" Moblock and it's GUI will work, but it is not running. Any suggestions?
[04:27] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: i will be afk for a few minutes...
[04:27] <raylu> russ5811: sudo touch /var/log/moblock.log
[04:28] <russ5811> thanks raylu
[04:28] <raylu> russ5811: that will create the file if it doesn't exist, which may fixt the problem
[04:28] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: when I run pidgin as sudo and double click a name on my buddy list...note IRC works fine http://pastebin.com/m148a3e7
[04:28] <linuxman410> i di that and when u try to open it gets an error
[04:28] <Gruelius> does this line sound fine for hdparm.conf
[04:28] <linuxman410> Failed to execute child process "/usr/bin/update-manager" (No such file or directory)
[04:28] <Gruelius> /dev/sd* {
[04:28] <Gruelius>         spindown_time = 0
[04:28] <Gruelius> }
[04:28] <onetinsoldier> raylu: could you take a look at a dbus error message that Brack101 gets?
[04:28] <FloodBot2> Gruelius: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:28] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: i will be afk for a few minutes... brb
[04:28] <raylu> Brack101: why are you running pidgin as root...?
[04:28] <telaviv> if anyone is still interested in how 32-bit systems can have more than 4 gigs of address space, is because pentiums actually are 36-bits! look up PAE
[04:29] <pengo> is there a good repo that has more recent stuff than the stock standard intrepid repo?
[04:29] <Brack101> raylu: it does it on my user too, but I'm running as sudo because I can't get the error when I just run pidgin for some reason
[04:29] <nachohi88> linuxman410, What kind of installation did u do? What version?
[04:29] <raylu> Brack101: what happens when you run "dbus-launch"?
[04:30] <Brack101> raylu: this is just a symptom of a catastrophic failure I had after trying to install ggl-gtk....X doesn't start automatically, sound doesn't work, NTFS volumes won't mount, programs keep crashing
[04:30] <revive> how can i irc over telnet?
[04:30] <linuxman410> 8.10 it was a lean install as discribed in a article on front page of distro watch
[04:30] <raylu> revive: by telnet, do you mean ssh?
[04:30] <eseven73> revive: use ssh instead and use irssi for the irc client
[04:30] <axisys> is there a way to increase the verbosity of dmesg? i am wishing to see some log whn plug in a nullmodem to it
[04:30] <revive> yes
[04:31] <eseven73> telnet is evil
[04:31] <Brack101> raylu: http://pastebin.com/m6d3c5aa0
[04:31] <spanther> well okay goodnight everyone
[04:31] <revive> telnet is mean?
[04:31] <eseven73> it is not secure
[04:31] <eseven73> !ssh
[04:32] <nachohi88> linuxman410, put in console "whereis update-manager"
[04:32] <revive> ssh is secure?
[04:32] <eseven73> yes
[04:32] <nachohi88> linuxman410, it will show where its actually the update manager
[04:32] <raylu> Brack101: how did you install ggl-gtk?
[04:33] <onetinsoldier> raylu: it's called   google-gadgets.. i also installed it after he went to bed last night.. np here, but...
[04:33] <Brack101> raylu: I installed the deb package from getdeb and the Ubuntu idiot GUI
[04:33] <raylu> Brack101: er, where did you download it?
[04:33] <Brack101> then uninstalled with a command that onetinsoldier gave me
[04:34] <tyler_d> what is the command to run visual(interactive) apps as sudo?
[04:34] <aeosynth> ignore +ChanServ
[04:34] <Brack101> having trouble finding it
[04:34] <droopsta915> My E-book says ubuntu has device manager? Do I need to install this, beccause I can't find it.
[04:34] <vaxius> tyler_d: gksudo
[04:34] <raylu> tyler_d: gksu
[04:34] <Brack101> can't remember what I searched for
[04:34] <tyler_d> TY
[04:35] <onetinsoldier> raylu: it may depend on what gadet he might have installed with the program. when you install the gadgets, it warns you with some of them about possible security risks and the permissions that they need. many have been tested and give no such warning, many have apparently not been
[04:35] <Brack101> raylu: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Google+Gadgets
[04:35] <vaxius> tyler_d: ignore me, when raylu said
[04:35] <vaxius> tyler_d: *what
[04:35] <raylu> vaxius: gksudo is a symlink to gksu; both are ok :D
[04:35] <vaxius> raylu: mkay
[04:36] <raylu> Brack101: you downloaded the intrepid 32-bit?
[04:36] <Brack101> raylu: correct
[04:36] <tiyowan> Hi folks,
[04:36] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: Good point, I guess I underestimated the risk
[04:36] <sherl0ck> anyone paste been me the file /etc/init.d/hdparm?? its missing in newer version ubuntu
[04:37] <eseven73> pastebin* :P
[04:37] <russ5811> raylu, thanks for the help earlier. new problem now with moblock: it is listed as "MoBlock is not running" when i click the start button in the GUI, I get the following messages: Error 7: missing file /etc/moblock/guarding.p2p. Check the blocklist setting. BLOCKLIST is set in /etc/moblock/moblock.conf I'm new at this so can anyone tell what this means?
[04:37] <sherl0ck> ha*
[04:37] <sherl0ck> russ5811 use iplists
[04:37] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: roger.. i understand. i have taken plenty of risks in my day. but i always understand the implications. at any moment i am prepared to reinstall if needed. but it does suck to have to
[04:37] <sherl0ck> http://sourceforge.net/projects/iplist
[04:38] <russ5811> how sherlock, what do you mean?
[04:38] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: I have the windows mentality, "it's just a little widget program"
[04:38] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: lol
[04:38] <russ5811> ok. thanks
[04:38] <Brack101> not realizing how incredibly complex and integrated into the OS it must be
[04:38] <sherl0ck> iplist does the same as moblock, just better IMHO
[04:39] <russ5811> give it a shot. thanks again
[04:39] <Brack101> it was awesome when it worked
[04:39] <sherl0ck> they have debs at sourceforge too
[04:39] <Brack101> even used wobbly windows
[04:39] <raylu> russ5811: it means what it says. in /etc/moblock/moblock.conf you have BLOCKLIST set to /etc/moblock/guarding.p2p, which doesn't exist
[04:39] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: yeah.. it's working here and fairly cool
[04:40] <vaxius> Brack101: wobbly windows got annoying for me after the novelty wore off
[04:40] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: although i haven't tried the wobbly windows
[04:40] <linuxman410> Failed to execute child process "/etc/update-manager" (Permission denied) this is error now i tried what you said
[04:40] <raylu> Brack101: nothing in the deb looks particularly harmful, though the getdeb website doesn't look too...legit.
[04:40] <russ5811> raylu, any idea how i can change that?
[04:40] <raylu> russ5811: just open it up in a text editor
[04:40] <Brack101> vaxius:  I'm still at the novelty stage...plus when I disable it my windows lag while dragging
[04:40] <Brack101> raylu: ok point taken
[04:41] <onetinsoldier> raylu: the .deb, just allows you to install all kinds of other stuff(gadgets)
[04:41] <Brack101> raylu: in retrospect, the blog post wasn't too entirely legit either
[04:41] <Brack101> so anyway
[04:42] <Brack101> I need to fix this...
[04:42] <Brack101> how can I get X to start up at least
[04:42] <raylu> Brack101: i was thinking that too. how did you start X?
[04:42] <Brack101> raylu: startx after logging in
[04:42] <pengo> is there a good repo that has more recent apps than the stock standard intrepid repo?
[04:43] <pengo> e.g. vuze, blender...
[04:43] <onetinsoldier> raylu: i had him check /etc/rc3.d.. the symlink for gdm is in there
[04:43] <pr0cess0r> hi all !
[04:43] <pr0cess0r> any one can help me to fix my trouble
[04:44] <eseven73> !ask
[04:44] <pr0cess0r> i try to build my ltsp client from cd-rom and get this error W: Failure trying to run: chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 mount -t proc proc /proc
[04:44] <tiyowan> pengo: I just use the standard, canonical, and medibuntu repos.
[04:44] <raylu> Brack101: i'd poke around in /var/log/gdm, /var/log/Xorg.0.log, /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
[04:44] <genii> pr0cess0r: Put a slash in front of your first /proc
[04:45] <onetinsoldier> but then, i don't know what dbus does exactly, or at all really
[04:45] <pr0cess0r> but its a script that use this command
[04:45] <genii> pr0cess0r: Also you might want a ; or a && after i386
[04:45] <raylu> onetinsoldier: good, neither do i :D http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-tutorial.html#whatis
[04:45] <onetinsoldier> ok,looks like dbus allows other processes to communicate with each other
[04:45] <genii> pr0cess0r: Wait, no, forgot chroot syntax a sec, that is correct. But the proc needs a /
[04:46] <eseven73> !chroot
[04:46] <eseven73> :/
[04:46] <Dolo> whats the terminal command to mount a folder?
[04:46] <onetinsoldier> raylu: ok, reading it now
[04:46] <Cainus> hey...anyone know why when I boot to commandline, my keyboard seems to be remapped for a few key characters (like / and |) ?
[04:46] <pr0cess0r> ok  but why it work when i use default mirror ans do this when i  use --mirror file:/// ?
[04:46] <tiyowan> Dolo: man mount.
[04:46] <onetinsoldier> i do know what IPC is
[04:47] <pengo> NoelJB: hi :)
[04:47] <Brack101> raylu: ok I'm doing that
[04:47] <NoelJB> pengo: :)
[04:47] <Anacranom> pr0cess0r, genii ? um its a write error, and a cdrom?
[04:48] <Dolo> u couldnt just tell me the command
[04:48] <corey> how can I automount a drive (sshfs) when a resource is requesting it?
[04:48] <tiyowan> Dolo: mount <device> <dir>
[04:48] <pr0cess0r> ﻿Anacranom   do you know about ltsp ??
[04:49] <corey> tiyowan, yes yes. but I mean transparently and automated
[04:49] <raylu> Brack101: ls -l /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.system/ -d
[04:49] <corey> tiyowan, I already have the mount point in my fstab, I want it to work automatically on request.
[04:49] <Brack101> raylu: here's my gdm 0.log with the very cryptic error message
[04:49] <Brack101> http://pastebin.com/m1c6d9ac2
[04:50] <NoelJB> corey: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=automount+sshfs&btnG=Google+Search&aq=0&oq=automount+ssh
[04:50] <Brack101> drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2008-09-22 15:04 /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.system/
[04:50] <genii> pr0cess0r: I think you need to bind-mount your livecd /proc /dev and /sys  to the dir you are chrooting to
[04:50] <Arrowhead212002> any chance someone can help me with a compiz question?
[04:50] <droopsta915> how can I open a .chm file?
[04:50] <tiyowan> corey: Ah got it. If you want a GUI solution to that. Install Storage Device Manager.
[04:50] <Anacranom> pr0cess0r, no, but when i get a permissions error, and its from a cd,,,,,,?
[04:50] <corey> NoelJB, closer but not quite exactly wanting to mount it on login, just on request of the resource
[04:51] <genii> Anacranom: That dir should be in ram and not physically on the cd
[04:51] <NoelJB> corey: you don't want autofs and sshfs?
[04:51] <corey> I also have 3G mobile internet and I wouldn't want it to mount on that if I'm not using it
[04:51] <croddy> lla
[04:51] <raylu> Brack101: guess i'll need to see your /etc/X11/xorg.conf, then
[04:51] <Dolo> what value do I put for device?
[04:51] <tech404> How can I retrieve contact information from my phone with bluetooth? I have a bluetooth hub and I have performed a obex file transfer, I just need to know what program I can use to get the PIM data.
[04:51] <Dolo> its dvd
[04:51] <pr0cess0r> ok sorry im very now to linux
[04:51] <corey> NoelJB, I'll look into autofs, thanks.
[04:52] <pr0cess0r> but you mean that my disk can be bad ?
[04:52] <Anacranom> run as what tho?
[04:52] <raylu> Brack101: poking around in /var/log/user.log may help too; gconf outputs there, apparently
[04:52] <tiyowan> droopsta915: Install xCHM.
[04:52] <NoelJB> corey: you'll find links to it in the list from google.  :)
[04:52] <genii> !info chmsee | droopsta915
[04:52] <XenutH> Anyone know why sound doesn't work with PULSE AUDIO if my sound card is PCI external
[04:52] <raylu> Dolo: what kind of dvd?
[04:53] <threatrix> Hey, When I log into my computer I get this message. "Users $HOME/.dmrc file is being ignored this prevents the default session and language from being saved. file should be owned by user and have 644 permissions. users home directory must be owned by user and not writable by other users" what does this mean and how do i make it not come up?
[04:53] <Dolo> i had a dvd image in iso form i extracted the dvd files to a folder
[04:53] <Dolo> i wanted to moun that folder to run the dvd from it
[04:53] <rashire> so quick question, i just got ubuntu 8.10 runnning on my usb, (persistant install), will running updates break its ability to boot from usb? i used to use a modified install from pendrivelinux and when i updated it broke the ability to boot, kinda hoping not to have to reinstall.
[04:53] <raylu> threatrix: ls -l ~/.dmrc
[04:53] <NoelJB> threatrix: well, I'd start by reading it ... it appears to be making specific comments.
[04:53] <Brack101> http://pastebin.com/m3eec370c
[04:54] <droopsta915> can I convert the chm file into pdf or something else?
[04:54] <raylu> Dolo: um, what? if you extracted the dvd files, you don't mount the files....
[04:54] <tiyowan> threatix: You need to chmod it, probably.
[04:54] <joeb3_> threatrix, chmod 644 .dmrc
[04:54] <genii> threatrix: sudo chown yourusername:yourusername ~/.dmrc ; sudo chmod 644 ~/.dmrc
[04:54] <Dolo> i said mount the folder not the files
[04:54] <Cainus> hey...anyone know why when I boot to commandline, my keyboard seems to be remapped for a few key characters (like / and |) ?  can someone recommend a term to google for or something so I have a place to start?
[04:54] <threatrix> thanks
[04:54] <raylu> genii: overkill much?
[04:55] <genii> raylu: Heh, sometimes
[04:55] <raylu> Dolo: you don't mount folders or files
[04:55] <raylu> Dolo: i don't understand what you mean when you say "run the dvd from it"
[04:55] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: just to let you know. i am watching and reading your pastebins... don't know what to make of the problems
[04:55] <genii> droopsta915: Yes, with chm2pdf
[04:55] <Brack101> raylu: here's my user.log it has some pretty telling errors http://pastebin.com/m55aa1469
[04:55] <tiyowan> raylu: I think he's trying to mound his DVD drive.
[04:56] <raylu> tiyowan: but he said he extracted files from it
[04:56] <Brack101> Dec 14 23:55:59 travis-desktop bonobo-activation-server (travis-6039): could not associate with desktop session: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-VcuGByEWKP: Connection refused
[04:56] <tiyowan> er, mount.
[04:56] <Brack101> that one seems significant
[04:56] <Brack101> and also quite similar to my pidgin error
[04:56] <tiyowan> raylu: 8-)
[04:56] <raylu> Brack101: also explains why sound is borked...
[04:56] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: i have some of these myself...   onobo-activation-server (travis-6184): could not associate with desktop session: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-jexj8ilfqy: Connection refused
[04:56] <Anacranom> genii, run as what access ? its a permissions error, ? i dont pretend to have the answer, but know you gotta look at the error, please i am a n00b and trying to learn all i can, ty for any future help ;-)
[04:56] <droopsta915> thanks
[04:56] <Arrowhead212002> i think my pidgin got influenza
[04:57] <XenutH> ANYONE KNOW PULSE AUDIO FOR PCI CARDS
[04:57] <Brack101> hmmmm
[04:57] <raylu> Brack101: i wonder what happens if you run dbus-cleanup-sockets
[04:57] <Anacranom> Arrowhead212002, the "bird-flu" lol nice
[04:57] <raylu> !caps | XenutH
[04:58] <Arrowhead212002> lol
[04:58] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Sounds like a bug. Hang on.
[04:58] <XenutH> ok well i have conflicts with HDA intel and pci sound
[04:58] <Arrowhead212002> ANYONE KNOW WHERE THE CAPS LOCK BUTTON IS?
[04:58] <Brack101> raylu: the most useless notification evar: Cleaned up 0 sockets in /tmp; 0 sockets are still in use; 0 in unknown state
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: yes... probably a know bug
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> known*
[04:58] <genii> Anacranom: What is it you are saying? I do not recall any issue you had. Or perhaps you are also pr0cess0r ?
[04:58] <daas88> buenas
[04:59] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Maybe this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/286285/comments/55 ?
[04:59] <raylu> Brack101: when you said you ran startx, was that as root?
[04:59] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: ok, looking now, thanks
[04:59] <Brack101> no
[04:59] <Brack101> raylu: I ran it as my username
[04:59] <Anacranom> genii, no, was following his issue, trying to learn, thats all
[04:59] <daas88> good evening
[05:00] <radlipat> ok if im running xubuntu what is a program i can play mp3s in?
[05:00] <raylu> Brack101: oh...logout of gnome; x should close. sudo gdm
[05:00] <Brack101> ok
[05:00] <eseven73> Amarok
[05:00] <XenutH> The issue is with the Pulse Audio and it keeps looking to my on-board sound card even though i've disabled it in the BIOS, when i use the on-board sound it seems to Chirp away
[05:00] <eseven73> !players
[05:00] <Brack101> should I use gdm instead of startx?
[05:00] <Brack101> don't answer that brb
[05:01] <raylu> XenutH: try poking indexes in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[05:01] <genii> Anacranom: From livecd everything gets run as root user anyhow. But he seems to want to make a particular directory the top directory from inside which to build an application or so
[05:01] <Anacranom> genii, visit me at #seaphor, ask ikonia about me, i just am here trying to learn
[05:01] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-579167.html has more info, too, if this is indeed the problem.
[05:01] <Arrowhead212002> but on a serious note... FOr some reason... i've installed compiz no problem on this machine several times.... though this time around when i did install it the advanced desktop settings was in my menu. then i restarted my computer and it hasnt been there since
[05:02] <Anacranom> ohhh,,,, i missed the live cd part, sorry genii
[05:02] <genii> Anacranom: Since he seems to have left anyhow, much is moot now :)
[05:02] <tiyowan> Arrowhead212002: Um, but compiz is in fact installed right?
[05:03] <Brack101> raylu: ok I'm in sudo and everything works fine
[05:03] <Anacranom> well, still feel free to visit... ty genii
[05:03] <Vantrax> tiyowan, compiz is installed by default in 8.04
[05:03] <Brack101> also sudo gdm didn't work so I had to sudo startx
[05:03] <raylu> Brack101: what did sudo gdm do?
[05:03] <Brack101> raylu: it said command not found
[05:04] <tiyowan> Vantrax: I'm aware of that. Check out Arrowhead212002's problem.
[05:04] <Arrowhead212002> yeah it is installed along with all its libraries and little extras
[05:04] <raylu> Brack101: "which gdm"
[05:04] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: i read it. i don't know really. bonobo has some small bug probably. or perhaps it was just that i was trying to do something where i needed 'sudo'
[05:04] <duanedesign> how can i find a voiced user
[05:04] <raylu> Brack101: (run it as a command)
[05:04] <Arrowhead212002> ive tried completely removing and installing it and that still yelided no results
[05:05] <Brack101> raylu: I'm glad you specified that lol
[05:05] <Brack101> raylu: it did nothing
[05:05] <tiyowan> Hmm. Should you really "sudo" startx?
[05:05] <raylu> Brack101: ls /usr/sbin/gdm
[05:05] <raylu> tiyowan: xinitrc should make it start a login prompt, right?
[05:05] <Brack101> ls: cannot access /usr/sbin/gdm: No such file or directory
[05:05] <Brack101> I guess that's a problem
[05:05] <Brack101> :)
[05:06] <droopsta915> whats the command to turn my chm file to pdf using chm2pdf?
[05:06] <onetinsoldier> yeah
[05:06] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: yep... problem found
[05:06] <Brack101> ok great....sooooooo
[05:06] <genii> droopsta915: I would assume to be in the dir which contains your .chm file and then: chm2pdf winhelfilename.chm
[05:06] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: so, apt-get install --reinstall gdm
[05:06] <NoelJB> droopsta915: man chm2pdf
[05:07] <tiyowan> raylu: yEP.
[05:07] <Brack101> reinstall never fixes my problems
[05:07] <Brack101> but I'm trying
[05:07] <genii> droopsta915: Also reading the man page for the command as NoelJB suggests can't hurt
[05:07] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: just do it
[05:07] <tiyowan> raylu: But does startx not work?
[05:07] <Brack101> okey dok
[05:07] <Arrowhead212002> lol it really didnt fix mine
[05:07] <NoelJB> genii: nor can http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=chm2pdf&btnG=Google+Search&aq=0&oq=chm2p
[05:07] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: then  ls /usr/bin/gdm
[05:07] <Brack101> ok brb
[05:07] <mankash> I assign through command line assign an ip address to the interface
[05:07] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: ok...
[05:07] <mankash> how can I chnage the configuration to dhcp
[05:08] <Brack101> ls: cannot access /usr/bin/gdm: No such file or directory
[05:08] <raylu> tiyowan: it did, but there were things (audio) he needed to be root for
[05:08] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: after a reinstall?
[05:08] <Brack101> yes
[05:08] <NoelJB> Brack101: /usr/SBIN/gdm
[05:08] <NoelJB> no caps, just emphasizing.
[05:08] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: oh.. woops
[05:08] <tiyowan> Uh-oh. Looks like GDM's toast.
[05:08] <Brack101> it said this invoke-rc.d: initscript gdm, action "reload" failed. at the end of -reinstall
[05:08] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: ls /usr/sbin/gdm
[05:08] <raylu> Brack101: dpkg -l gdm
[05:08] <NoelJB> oh, that's not good.
[05:09] <Brack101> ls: cannot access /usr/SBIN/gdm: No such file or directory
[05:09] <tiyowan> Brack101: dpkg -l gdm
[05:09] <NoelJB> Brack101: all lowercase please.
[05:09] <raylu> Brack101: it's case-sensitive :P take off the caps
[05:10] <mankash> how can I change the configuration of network interface back to to dhcp
[05:10] <Brack101> http://pastebin.com/m46658bd6
[05:10] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: if your in X the action "reload" failed is probably ok
[05:10] <tiyowan> Hmm..gdm's not toast.
[05:10] <raylu> mankash: /etc/network, though try the network manager applet first
[05:10] <NoelJB> Brack101: I found a comment that running dpkg-reconfigure gdm fixed it for someone.
[05:10] <Brack101> ok
[05:11] <Brack101> maybe I should try restarting first
[05:11] <mankash> ok
[05:11] <NoelJB> Brack101: +1
[05:11] <Brack101> after all it did say I need to when I reinstalled
[05:11] <Brack101> plus sudo startx fixed all my probs so
[05:11] <Brack101> brb
[05:12] <Arrowhead212002> hey i just fixed my problem!!! yay
[05:12] <raylu> i think i'm more acquainted now with gnome than i want to be :(
[05:12] <Arrowhead212002> incase anyone was wondering and i feel like a dumas but here is the line that saved me sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:13] <onetinsoldier> raylu: et al... thanks for helping this guy. i couldn't figure out his problem last night(well, i solved on of his problems).
[05:13] <onetinsoldier> one*
[05:13] <tiyowan> Arrowhead212002: Bravo.
[05:14] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: next time someone comes in with my symptoms, you can tell them sudo dpkg -reinstall gdk or whatever it was you just told me
[05:14] <Brack101> everything works!
[05:14] <Cainus> hey...anyone know why when I boot to commandline, my keyboard seems to be remapped for a few key characters (like / and |) ? can someone recommend a term to google for or something so I have a place to start?
[05:15] <Brack101> rayu, onetinsoldier: thank you so much you guys fixed me up!
[05:15] <Anacranom> nice job onetinsoldier  ;-)
[05:15] <onetinsoldier> w00t! you're welcome.. and thanks to all that helped!
[05:15] <tiyowan> Reinstall gdm fixed it? Great!
[05:15] <Brack101> yeppers
[05:16] <[TiZ]> Hi. I'm experiencing a strange problem with my internet. Well, I can't access it. I can connect to my wi-fi network, but I can't access the internet. This is strange, because I can do so from a custom LiveCD I have, and my brother's computer is working just fine too. Does anyone know what might cause this?
[05:17] <Brack101> ok some of the problems
[05:17] <Brack101> firefox bookmarks no longer work
[05:17] <Brack101> lolol
[05:17] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: Type ifconfig and pastebin your wireless interface?
[05:17] <Brack101> I have such a love hate relationship with Linux
[05:18] <Brack101> this is about the 10th time I've installed linux
[05:18] <eseven73> only 10? lol that's nothing
[05:18] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: That would be impossible. Sure, I can do it from the LiveCD. But the liveCD is working. The installed OS is not. It can't access the internet, so I can't pastebin it. :(
[05:18] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: look in /root for your firefox bookmarks might be in there.. just a guess. look with  ls -a and you'll see hidden dirs
[05:19] <icarus> does ubuntu have common issues with intel integrated graphics?
[05:19] <Brack101> onetinsoldier: no, they're broken...as in if I add a bookmark it doesn't show up
[05:19] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: Actually, what I can do... and it will probably take a while... is to reboot to the installed OS, ifconfig, output to a file, boot to the live CD, and then pastebin it.
[05:19] <NoelJB> Brack101: you are logged in as yourself?
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> Brack101: ok, roger that.
[05:19] <Brack101> icarus: I had problems installing on a Dell OptiPlex GX260 with integrated 8 mb intel...the computer doesn't get hardware accel
[05:19] <Brack101> not my computer, my sister in law
[05:20] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: Okay...well in that case. You need to *boot* into Ubuntu and just check ifconfig to see whether your interface is getting an ip assigned.
[05:20] <icarus> im trying to get my friends graphics up and running with hardy, but hardware drivers isn't detecting anything for his comp
[05:20] <Brack101> icarus: same here, never got it fixed :(
[05:20] <NoelJB> Brack101: in case something got corrupted, you could close firefox, move ~/.mozilla out of the way (blowing away any current config) and run it again.
[05:20] <Brack101> icarus: try messing around with bios settings?
[05:21] <raylu> icarus: what does "isn't detecting anything" mean?
[05:21] <icarus> well his integrated graphics are fairly larger than 8 mb
[05:21] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: What if I already know that it is? This CD... or DVD, rather... takes a while to boot. I'd like to gather up a bunch of things to try, and do them all at once.
[05:21] <icarus> raylu: basically hes using mesa
[05:21] <icarus> the funny thing is, is that glxgears is working for him
[05:21] <icarus> so opengl is rendering
[05:21] <raylu> onetinsoldier: ls -A is more useful than ls -a. also, fedora has alias l.="ls -Ad .*"
[05:21] <icarus> but stuff like zsnes doesn't want to run
[05:21] <onetinsoldier> raylu: ok, thanks for the tip :)
[05:22] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: No worries. && Could someone take a look here?
[05:22] <[TiZ]> Oh, also! I forgot to mention. I can ping my router, but I can't ping a site like, say, ubuntu.com. I can even go to the router config page in Firefox.
[05:22] <raylu> [TiZ]: "host google.com"
[05:23] <mindrape> [TiZ] what is your local IP address?  192.168.0.x?  Likely your cable modem doesn't have a WAN ip... try going to 192.168.100.1
[05:23] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: You can go to your router page right?
[05:23] <Brack101> noeljb, fixed my problem thanks
[05:23] <mindrape> [TiZ] your router is 192.168.1.1 probably... your cable modem is 192.168.100.1.  Make sure it is not having issues.
[05:24] <tiyowan> Guys...TiZ is using the LiveCD to access the net from the same box and router.
[05:24] <DarkFuzion> i need help in getting ati proprietary drivers
[05:24] <tiyowan> DarkFuzion: System -> Admin. -> Hardware Drivers
[05:24] <NoelJB> Brack101: what did?
[05:24] <DarkFuzion> it show nothing in it lol
[05:24] <[TiZ]> Thanks for clearing that up, tiyowan. I guess I wasn't clear on that.
[05:24] <raylu> icarus: could you have him run "lsmod | grep vesa"?
[05:24] <[TiZ]> And yes, I can get to my router page.
[05:24] <Brack101> NoelJB: deleting ~/.mozilla
[05:25] <raylu> Brack101: no
[05:25] <raylu> Brack101: just move it elsewhere
[05:25] <Brack101> raylu: I moved it to the trash in case
[05:25] <Brack101> worked perfectly
[05:25] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: for what version of ubuntu?
[05:26] <tiyowan> [Tiz]: I think either your card's not getting an ip address, or maybe your gateway address is wrong.
[05:26] <NoelJB> Brack101: ok
[05:26] <icarus> raylu: what will that do?
[05:26] <raylu> icarus: also, what card does he have anyway?
[05:26] <DarkFuzion> 8.10
[05:26] <raylu> icarus: show whether the vesa modules is loaded
[05:26] <DarkFuzion> Ati radeon mobility
[05:26] <icarus> its mesa he has loaded though, not vesa
[05:26] <raylu> !ati | DarkFuzion
[05:26] <icarus> raylu: its some weird integrated intel graphics
[05:26] <DarkFuzion> thanks
[05:26] <Brack101> ok thanks for everyone's help
[05:27] <raylu> icarus: lsmod for mesa, vesa, intel then :D
[05:27] <icarus> i did a search, but only found a few hits from really old fiesty forum posts
[05:27] <tiyowan> Does anyone know the CLI cmd. to get the default gateway for an interface?
[05:27] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: the ati flgrx proprietary drivers don't work with kernel 2.6.27.. need to wait
[05:27] <Brack101> I will now continue to use Linux instead of windows because of your help
[05:27] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: That could be. What would I do to fix those?
[05:27] <DarkFuzion> need to wait until it does????
[05:28] <raylu> tiyowan: i believe it's ifconfig's Bcast
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: perhaps i shuold be more specific the ati "8.11" flgrx proprietary drivers don't work with kernel 2.6.27.. need to wait
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: yes.. need to wait until ati makes a newer version (8.12) that does
[05:29] <DarkFuzion> i thought they have a 8.12
[05:29] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: perhaps.. it'd be news to me tho!
[05:29] <tiyowan> I'm on an ATI X1400. Drivers work, but they don't work with Compiz. Video flickering problems.
[05:29] <joeb3_> tiyowan, ip route show or netstat -rn
[05:29] <lawstudent> guys, i'm  cleaning the insides of my desktop. i forget which way panaflo fan should be. should the flow be away the processor or towards?
[05:29] <DarkFuzion> i guessi'll wait
[05:29]  * onetinsoldier prays that ati has released linux 8.12 drivers
[05:29] <DarkFuzion> Use the force luke
[05:30] <\\`oot> Hi
[05:30]  * DarkFuzion i hpope soon 
[05:30] <\\`oot> :)
[05:30] <n2diy> Testing my sound, could someone reply to see if xchat will beep for me?
[05:30] <[TiZ]> onetinsoldier: They have.
[05:30] <onetinsoldier> OMG! really... going to d/l them now
[05:30] <joeb3_> n2diy, does it work?
[05:30] <[TiZ]> n2diy, beep.
[05:30] <\Kira> Im having trouble understanding the chmod man page. Im trying to change the owner and group of a file to root's and im trying to change it so only root can wright, but others can read. Any help?
[05:30] <n2diy> joeb3_, yes! thanks
[05:30] <mindrape> chown \Kira
[05:30] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: There you go. Checklist. Pastebin ifconfig. Run netstat -rn. Pastebin that, too.
[05:30] <\\`oot> Hi, what's the fastest way to get a CD/DVDr to work?
[05:30] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: You're on ATI too?
[05:30] <\Kira> Also, whats the root group?
[05:30] <n2diy> Tiz, thanks.
[05:30] <DarkFuzion> how can i change chat server on this ubuntu irc thing
[05:30] <\\`oot> mine isn't "detected" I guess?
[05:31] <mikebot> How can I convert flac files to .alac (apple lossless)?
[05:31] <\Kira> mindrape: thats for changing owners and groups, right?
[05:31] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion: ok, [TiZ] also says that 8.12's are out.. i'm going to see if i can get them.
[05:31] <joeb3_> DarkFuzion, xchat?
[05:31] <DarkFuzion> ok ill go look too man
[05:31] <mindrape> \Kira chown root:root          then chmod 744
[05:31] <raylu> n2diy: speaker-test
[05:31] <DarkFuzion> im on ubuntu 8.10 pig what ever
[05:31] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: Okay. I'll pastebin ifconfig and netstat -rn. Should I do it from here on the live CD too? To have something to compare to?
[05:31] <n2diy> raylu, it works, thanks.
[05:31] <DarkFuzion> im gona go get Xchat
[05:32] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: yes.. and with a fairly new video card.. so i need latest drivers. the 8.11's did work for me with kernel 2.6.26, which was nice
[05:32] <[TiZ]> Fortunately, I'm on Radeon Xpress 1150. I can use the open drivers. :)
[05:32] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: Good idea.
[05:32] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: what card do you have?
[05:32] <\Kira> mindrape: 744? I understand the last two digits, but I dont understand the first one. Is it recommended to always have it at 7? The man page didnt explain what it does very well
[05:32] <jmvancleve> i can't get skype to register my voice when i speak...
[05:32] <[TiZ]> Alright. I'll be back as soon as possible.
[05:32] <DarkFuzion> where do you get xchat?
[05:32] <qcjn> hi. I've seen that i can use, or install kdesktop easyly. And i like to see how i like it. But would it affect compiz-fusion if i change to kde desktop ?
[05:33] <raylu> \Kira: if you don't want to do it numerically, you can use u/g/o + - = rwx
[05:33] <raylu> er, that was confusing
[05:33] <raylu> \Kira: if you don't want to do it numerically, you can use u/g/o +/-/= r/w/x
[05:33] <mindrape> \Kira 7 = read, write, execute perms for the user.... doesn't hurt to do it.
[05:33] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: X1400 Mobility. 2.6.27 kernel. I get video flickering. How would I find out the version of the ATI drivers? Maybe getting new ones'll help me, too.
[05:33] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: mine's an HIS IceQ4 4850 HD 512 MB
[05:34] <mikebot> My mistake--I'm trying to convert .flac to .m4a (apple lossless). Any GUI program in ubuntu?
[05:34] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: check in  /usr/share/ati...
[05:34] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: But if I switch to metacity, it's all good. Ok, thx.
[05:34] <\Kira> raylu: thanks raylu, but mindrap explain the numeric system to me :) I just didnt get the first digit
[05:34] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: there should be an ati control panel you can start up
[05:35] <raylu> \Kira: the benefit of doing it the other way is you don't have to specify all the permissions
[05:35] <radlipat> ok i installed frostwire and it actslike its gonna open but never does the animation cursor even bounces for it anyone else figure this problem out????
[05:35] <\Kira> raylu: yeah
[05:35] <raylu> \Kira: so, for example, if you only want to give read permissions to all, you can chmod +r ...
[05:35] <raylu> \Kira: oh, ok
[05:35] <\Kira> raylu: thanks, though :)
[05:35] <NoelJB> radlipat: how did you install frostwire?
[05:35] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Catalyst Control Center says my drivers are 8.54.3
[05:35] <radlipat> i went to frostwire.com
[05:36] <radlipat> and downloaded it and installed it with adept
[05:36] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: ok. roger... sounds like a little bit older version, hang on
[05:36] <DarkFuzion> hey
[05:36] <radlipat> there is a linux version on site
[05:36] <NoelJB> so I see.  and it tries to automatically install.
[05:37] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Hey, thank you so much for checking this out. This is the *only* issue I have left remaining with my intrepid which I haven't been able to fix.
[05:37] <radlipat> no i think i had to search for it
[05:37] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: i think those are 8.10's
[05:37] <\Kira> If I use the recursive option in chmod or chown, it wont follow symbolic links, right? I wouldnt want it to change any important files, and im not sure exactly whats in that directory
[05:37] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: what window manager do you get flicker in?
[05:38] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: I get flickering in Compiz.
[05:38] <NoelJB> radlipat: I haven't looked at it, but am wondering ... is it architecture independent?  Or does it matter that it tries to download an x66 package for an x86_64 OS?
[05:38] <DarkFuzion1> did you fing the 8.12 yet lol
[05:38] <raylu> \Kira: In  contrast,  chmod  ignores symbolic links encountered during recursive directory traversals.
[05:38] <\\`oot> Hi - how do you set a program to auto-run when you start up?
[05:38] <\Kira> raylu: perfect, thanks
[05:38] <Xavier> tiyowan: what distro and graphics card?
[05:38] <Flannel> \\`oot: When you log in, or boot?
[05:38] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: oh, that one! yeah.. well, did you following the compiz instructions? there some extension you have to enable in your xorg.conf file
[05:38] <radlipat> idk im sort of new to linux
[05:39] <\\`oot> I'd like to run AWN every time I strat
[05:39] <\\`oot> when I log in (8.10)
[05:39] <usser> are there any weather applications that just sit in system tray
[05:39] <Flannel> !session | \\`oot
[05:39] <tiyowan> Xavier: X1400 mobility on a Dell Inspiron 9400. Intrepid.
[05:39] <\\`oot> thank you
[05:39] <mewshi> so, if I keep my /home/mewshi directory, but install 64-bit ubuntu, will all my settings be here still? :)
[05:39] <raylu> usser: configure your clock
[05:39] <usser> raylu, i don
[05:39] <raylu> usser: ?
[05:39] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Hmm...I did read something about that. Could you point me out to a thread, please? Thanks a lot!
[05:39] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: note: i've never ran compiz, yet. but if 8.12's work, i'm certainly going to try it out!
[05:39] <Xavier> tiyowan: did you already enable the proprietary driver?
[05:39] <n2diy> Hi Flannel , I'm cookin with 8.04 now, thanks for your help.
[05:39] <usser> raylu, sorry, i dont have gnome-panel. i need something that will stay in system tray
[05:40] <tiyowan> Xavier: Yes.
[05:40] <Flannel> n2diy: Glad to hear it
[05:40] <raylu> usser: oh...
[05:40] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: perhaps Xavier can help you out...
[05:40] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: 'k. Thanks for the lead. I'll go dig in the forums as well.
 on chat xubuntu asks "ok i installed frostwire and it actslike its gonna open but never does the animation cursor even bounces for it anyone else figure this problem out????" i dont know do any of you?
[05:41] <DarkFuzion1> found the http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1007888 8.12 thing check it out one
[05:41] <radlipat> Srry wrong aste
[05:41] <mikebot> Anyone know about converting from .flac to .m4a in ubuntu?
[05:41] <radlipat> I acidently deleted the networkmanager Icon from the panel how do I get it back or change which access point to connect to?
[05:41] <radlipat> there
[05:41] <Xavier> tiyowan: what happens when you goto the visual effects tab?
[05:41] <radlipat> paste*
[05:41] <onetinsoldier> tiyowan: ok, good luck.. i'm going to get the 8.12's right now. i'll be around tho
[05:42] <Xavier> tiyowan: if you select normal, tell me what the error is
[05:42] <tiyowan> Xavier: No errors, there.
[05:42] <mewshi> so, if I keep my /home/mewshi directory, but install 64-bit ubuntu, will all my settings be here still? :)
[05:42] <DarkFuzion1> onetinsoldier: hey i think i found the ati 8.12
[05:42] <Xavier> tiyowan: are your windows transparent?
[05:42] <tiyowan> onetinsoldier: Thank you very much.
[05:42] <\\`oot> "Themes" in Ubuntu drive me insane
[05:42] <tiyowan> Xavier: Not at all.
[05:42] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: oh? cool.. where. i was just starting to look for ir
[05:42] <onetinsoldier> it*
 I acidently deleted the networkmanager Icon from the panel how do I get it back or change which access point to connect to?
[05:43] <DarkFuzion1> well it didnt have a download for it
[05:43] <Cainus> alright...can anyone tell me how to change the keyboard from the commandline?
[05:43] <tiyowan> Xavier: If I switch to metacity, that makes the problem go away. But if I switch back to compiz, then well it recurs.
[05:43] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: oh.. i see. well let me look
[05:43] <Xavier> tiyowan: let's try bumping up effects to extra
[05:43] <radlipat> from  channel xubuntu i dont know do any of you?
[05:43] <DarkFuzion1> http://ati.amd.com/support/drivers/linux/linux-radeon.html i think this is it
[05:43] <tiyowan> Xavier: I've tried that already.
[05:43] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: i'm on that page right now
[05:44] <Xavier> tiyowan: no error message?
[05:44] <DNA_> Hi, I just bought a MINI 9 but haven't been able to configure the Fn+8 key to toggle vga. Does anybody know how to do this?
[05:44] <DarkFuzion1> its a run
[05:44] <\\`oot> Is there a good front-end into iTunes for Linux/Ubuntu?
[05:44] <tiyowan> Xavier: Nope.
[05:44] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: yes.. that's it!
[05:44] <IdleOne> !itunes
[05:44] <n2diy> Cainus, check out man loadkeys?
[05:44] <\\`oot> crap
[05:44] <DarkFuzion1> you know how to intall that right???
[05:44] <Gnea> mikebot: winff -> http://code.google.com/p/winff/
[05:44] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: yep
[05:44] <Cainus> n2diy : thanks... I'll do that
[05:45] <DarkFuzion1> cool beans
[05:45] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[05:45] <raylu> radlipat: nm-applet
[05:45] <NoelJB> no. I run iTunes in a VMware VM.  There are no good substitutes for iTunes.
[05:45] <DarkFuzion1> what chat client are you on btw ?
[05:45] <raylu> NoelJB: for what? ipod connectivity?
[05:45] <\Kira> I get this error while trying to run a game server: "./bin_unix/linux_client: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory". Any thoughts?
[05:45] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: it might not work with my current running kernel tho. i may need to reboot into 2.6.27
[05:45] <raylu> DarkFuzion1: /ctcp nick VERSION
[05:45] <\\`oot> WOOHOO!
[05:45] <NoelJB> raylu: yes, for iPod connectivity.
[05:45]  * \\`oot does a little dance... I got Gnome-Art-NG to work!!!
[05:46] <NoelJB> Specifically to my iPod Touch.
[05:46] <DarkFuzion1> so you have to rebbot into the 2.6.27 kernel
[05:46] <raylu> NoelJB: you've tried the other media players?
[05:46] <tiyowan> Xaiver: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=967778 <- this is the problem I've been having. I haven't tried editing my x.org file yet. Could check up on it and give me some advice?
[05:46] <kholerabbi> I'm using 8.04, I've installed Emerald and a theme but I can't enable the theme
[05:46] <radlipat> raylu: run that in alt f2 or in konsole?
[05:46] <Xavier> tiyowan: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-550781.html
[05:46] <kholerabbi> I'm using 8.04, I've installed Emerald and a theme but I can't enable the theme, can someone help???
[05:46] <raylu> radlipat: alt+f2
[05:46] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: probably.. i can try it. but my current running kernel is a customized 2.6.28-rc8-git2 :D
[05:46] <Gnea> \Kira: you probably need to install the SDL libraries
[05:47] <uvacav> any suggestions on getting a headphone jack to work on a sony vaio fz 190? I had it working before but i formatted and cant remember how i did it.. I just upgraded to newest alsa with no luck
[05:47] <NoelJB> raylu: yes.  which part of needing it to work with an iPod Touch 2G isn't clear?  :-)
[05:47] <DarkFuzion1> lol
[05:47] <DarkFuzion1> i see
[05:47] <Xavier> tiyowan: that thread is coming up as solved, so it should provide you your solution ;)
[05:47] <radlipat> raylu: ty hestrying that
[05:47] <raylu> NoelJB: amarok and rhythmbox (and maybe exaile) are able to handle ipdods...
[05:47] <kholerabbi> I'm using 8.04, I've installed Emerald and a theme but I can't enable the theme, can anyone help?
[05:47] <DarkFuzion1> i wish i could get this comcast lan to go faster
[05:47] <\Kira> Gnea: I figured it out :) I was trying to run the server mode, but the game loads the client first. I dont have GUI on that machine, so It returned a error. Thanks though :)
[05:47] <utilityes> hello everybody
[05:47] <raylu> radlipat: he could just come here...
[05:47] <DarkFuzion1> let me know you get it going
[05:47] <Gnea> \Kira: cheers
[05:47] <NoelJB> raylu: but do they support iPod *Touch* and iPhone?  :-)
[05:48] <Xavier> kholerabbi: did you already try #compiz ?
[05:48] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: ok.. will do!
[05:48] <raylu> NoelJB: the protocol is basically the same
[05:48] <raylu> NoelJB: i don't know from personal experience; have you *tried*?
[05:48] <kholerabbi> xavier: ah, no
[05:48] <tiyowan> Xavier: I'm not experiencing the problems in that thread. Check out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=967778
[05:49] <NoelJB> raylu: Given that instructions start with "Before you even start, make sure your iPod is jailbroken" uh, no.  :-)
[05:49] <raylu> NoelJB: what? where?
[05:49] <DarkFuzion1> im on the kernel linux  2.6.27-9-genericright now so i dont have to reboot
[05:49] <YaroMan86> How do I clear my print queue?
[05:49] <Xavier> tiyowan: ah yeah with the flickering?
[05:49] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: roger that
[05:49] <radlipat> raylu: ok hes here his name is  robertMB \
[05:49] <NoelJB> raylu: various pages.  I'm looking now to see if there is anything new out there.  Haven't looked since summer.
[05:49] <raylu> YaroMan86: In  contrast,  chmod  ignores symbolic links encountered during recursive directory traversals.
[05:49] <robertMB> raylu, radlipat said I should ask you about my nm-applet prob
[05:49] <raylu> YaroMan86: er, ignore that
[05:50] <DarkFuzion1> how do you get to like myname
[05:50] <n2diy> onetinsoldier, QSL?
[05:50] <raylu> YaroMan86: http://localhost:631/
[05:50] <DarkFuzion1> onetinsoldier: cool BEans
[05:50] <utilityes> hello everybody
[05:50] <NoelJB> raylu: for example http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/04/21/wirelessly-sync-an-iphone-or-ipod-touch-with-ubuntu/
[05:50] <onetinsoldier> n2diy: sorry.. what is QSL?
[05:50] <tiyowan> Xavier: Yep.
[05:50] <mikebot> Anyone know about converting from .flac to .m4a?
[05:50] <raylu> NoelJB: er...wirelessly?
[05:51] <n2diy> onetinsoldier, Ham radio lingo for "roger that" ;)
[05:51] <Xavier> tiyowan: it's a known bug, even i have it with an ati radeon 4850
[05:51] <NoelJB> raylu: because "The USB protocol is encrypted and has not yet been hacked."
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> n2diy: oh, i see
[05:51] <Xavier> tiyowan: no failsafe workarounds are known atm
[05:51] <raylu> NoelJB: oh, heh. i lied
[05:51] <radlipat> raylu: he is here ray
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> n2diy: i haven't ever used ham radio
[05:51] <YaroMan86> raylu: Thank you. My sister was a little persistent in sending test pages over the network to my machine which runs a printer share. Thanks.
[05:51] <[TiZ]> I'm back. I just need to pastebin the stuff
[05:51] <raylu> robertMB: just ask
[05:51] <onetinsoldier> n2diy: but interesting
[05:51] <n2diy> onetinsoldier, n2diy is my ham radio call sign, so I'm always sniffing around for other hams here.
[05:52] <tiyowan> Xavier: Did you try editing your x.org file? Because ATI released newer drivers, so I was thinking maybe I should try those?
[05:52] <onetinsoldier> n2diy: ahhh, i see! :-)
[05:52] <robertMB> raylu, I acidently deleted the networkmanager Icon from the panel how do I get it back or change which access point to connect to?
[05:52] <[TiZ]> And for some reason, pastebinit is not installed on my livedvd. Weird.
[05:52] <raylu> robertMB: did you try running nm-applet?
[05:52] <robertMB> raylu, yes ** (nm-applet:25760): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[05:52] <robertMB> (nm-applet:25760): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
[05:53] <Xavier> tiyowan: yeap didn't work, using the latest drivers as well - but i don't watch much using those players so it don't bother me
[05:53] <raylu> robertMB: pgrep -l nm-applet
[05:53] <DarkFuzion1> 75% downloaded driver
[05:53] <Xavier> tiyowan: i'm still able to watch hulu and youtube just fine so i'm set hehe
[05:53] <DarkFuzion1> can you tweak the speed of firefox dls
[05:53] <robertMB> raylu, 6721 nm-applet
[05:54] <raylu> robertMB: it's already running. normally, i would tell you to "kill 6721" and run it again...
[05:54] <raylu> robertMB: but i get the strange feeling that that won't help
[05:54] <robertMB> raylu, killed it then ran it ** (nm-applet:25795): WARNING **: No connections defined
[05:54] <utilityes> i have a ubuntu intrepid cd!!! this cd works fine but i have a old pc right here, then i put this cd in this one, and it ask me for user and password (live cd), do you know this user and password?? thanks
[05:54] <tiyowan> Xavier: Yeah, me too. :-) It's just a minor annoyance actually. I've put the Compiz Fuzion icon on my tray, so I just need to switch to metacity if I want to watch any videos.
[05:54] <raylu> robertMB: do you see it now, though?
[05:54] <DarkFuzion1> 8-)
[05:54] <robertMB> raylu,
[05:54] <robertMB> raylu, no
[05:55] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[05:55] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: For netstat -rn, it's the same for the installed and the livedvd. Here's the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/f583783b1
[05:55] <silv3r_m00n> in nautilus is it possible to make the filename appear to the right of the file icon rather than below ?
[05:55] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: the install failed according the the /usr/share/fgrlx-install.log   ...rebooting into 2.6.27. see you in a bit
[05:55] <Xavier> tiyowan: yeap that's the way to go for now I think - although personally i enjoy my emerald theme too much to switch haha
[05:56] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: As for ifconfig, well, here is the installed's ifconfig: http://pastebin.com/f2fa9176e And here is the livedvd's ifconfig: http://pastebin.com/f23b01413
[05:56] <utilityes>  i have an ubuntu intrepid cd!!! this cd works fine but i have a old pc right here, then i put this cd in this one, and it ask me for user and password (live cd), do you know this user and password?? thanks
[05:56] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: That seems to be correct.
[05:56] <dudus> silv3r_m00n: Ctrl+3
[05:56] <radlipat> night all im hitting the hey
[05:56] <DarkFuzion1> onetinsolder: ok the dl is finished and ready for your help when you want
[05:56] <raylu> robertMB: sudo invoke-rc.d NetworkManager restart
[05:56] <Xavier> tiyowan: initially i just though you were just having trouble enabling compiz haha =)
[05:57] <robertMB> sudo invoke-rc.d NetworkManager restart
[05:57] <robertMB> raylu, lol wrong window :P
[05:57] <silv3r_m00n> dudus: didnt work ... i have opened nautilus in kde though
[05:57] <dudus> silv3r_m00n:  it only works for 8.10
[05:57] <tiyowan> Xavier: No worries, mate.
[05:57] <silv3r_m00n> i am in 8.04 i think
[05:57] <radlipat> whats ubuntus! for partitioning???
[05:58] <robertMB> raylu, same "** (nm-applet:25923): WARNING **: No connections defined"
[05:58] <utilityes>  i have a ubuntu intrepid cd!!! this cd works fine over five another pc´s but i have a old pc right here, then i put this cd in this one, and it ask me for user and password (live cd), do you know this user and password?? thanks
[05:58] <silv3r_m00n> is it not possible to configure somewhere ?
[05:58] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: Everything seems to be fine with your configuration.
[05:58] <dudus> silv3r_m00n: lsb_release -a
[05:58] <eweb100> Does anyone know how to get ring sensors to work??? on screenlets??
[05:58] <Xavier> i wonder why it seems like so many folks are hating on intrepid, i rather like it
[05:58] <silv3r_m00n> dudus: what will that do ?
[05:58] <radlipat> whats ubuntus! for partitioning???
[05:58] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: I noticed that the hwaddr's were different between the two. What is "hwaddr"?
[05:58] <dudus> silv3r_m00n: it'll say if you're at 8.10
[05:59] <silv3r_m00n> i am at 8.04
[05:59] <silv3r_m00n> it said too
[05:59] <Gnea> !ubuntu | radlipat
[05:59] <dudus> silv3r_m00n: this is not available on 8.04 sorry, the closest is detail view at Ctrl+2
[05:59] <radlipat> whats ubuntus ! for partitioning help???
[05:59] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: That's the MAC address of your card.
[05:59] <silv3r_m00n> dudus: anyways in konqueror can i do that
[06:00] <icarus> hey did you guys hear?!
[06:00] <Gnea> !repeat | radlipat
[06:00] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: That's the MAC address of your card.
[06:00] <NoelJB> radlipat: what are you trying to do?
[06:00] <icarus> you can make ubuntu go faster wiht ctrl+alt+backspace!!!!!
[06:00] <utilityes>  i have a ubuntu intrepid cd!!! this cd works fine over five another pc´s but i have a old pc right here, then i put this cd in this one, and it ask me for user and password (live cd), do you know this user and password?? thanks
[06:00] <icarus> serisouly, it has this cool feature
[06:00] <dudus> silv3r_m00n: I have no idea, you should ask on #kubuntu
[06:00] <Xavier> that's lame icarus hah
[06:00] <utilityes> help me please!!!
[06:00] <typ30> lol
[06:00] <raylu> robertMB: killall nm-applet
[06:00] <silv3r_m00n> dudus: ok
[06:00] <raylu> robertMB: nm-applet --sm-disable
[06:00] <radlipat> i need konversations ! for info on partitioning the disk
[06:00] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: Unless your router has got MAC filtering enabled, I don't know what's wrong. :/
[06:00] <icarus> utilityes: ctrl-alt-backspace oepns help menu
[06:01] <[TiZ]> tiyowan: Oh. Well what's an MAC address? :P
[06:01] <NoelJB> radlipat: use cfdisk
[06:01]  * Gnea watches a certain needle hit a red area
[06:01] <radlipat> no no like !repete
[06:01] <tiyowan> [TiZ]: It's like an unique ID number for your wireless card. :-)
[06:01] <raylu> icarus: ...
[06:01] <radlipat> but for partition
[06:01] <dudus> utilityes: I had this problem once.... try ubuntu/ubuntu or root/ubuntu
[06:01] <radlipat> ing
[06:01] <utilityes> icarus: nop ctrl alt backspace restart the x window and this live cd continues ask me for user and password
[06:01] <icarus> raylu: im only kidding
[06:01] <typ30> icarus no it does not
[06:01] <Gnea> radlipat: is english your first language?
[06:01] <[TiZ]> tiyowan, okay. Thanks for your help anyways.
[06:01] <icarus> utilityes: just sudo su -
[06:01] <radlipat> yes
[06:02] <icarus> there is no pass for live cd
[06:02] <[TiZ]> Oh, and by the way, #ubuntu. Ctrl+Alt+Backspace kills your X server. Don't use it ever. ;)
[06:02] <DarkFuzion1> anyone know how to install the ati 8.12 driver  that is a run?
[06:02] <Gnea> radlipat: then please, stop typing like someone who doesn't know how to speak it correctly and ask your question properly.
[06:02] <icarus> [TiZ]: sometimes is usefl
[06:02] <icarus> if stuff freezes
[06:02] <[TiZ]> Okay, not "ever". But don't use it to make ubuntu faster or to get a help menu
[06:02] <Cainus> anyone know how to install the console-data or kbd packages? I get 404's everywhere
[06:02] <[TiZ]> I promise neither of those will happen
[06:02] <robertMB> raylu, http://pastebin.com/d33765057
[06:03] <Xavier> tiz: i think he was trying to be funny but failed miserably ;/
[06:03] <Gnea> Cainus: do a  sudo apt-get update  and try again
[06:03] <Cainus> Gnea: yeah... no dice
[06:03] <mewshi> so, if I keep my /home/mewshi directory, but install 64-bit ubuntu, will all my settings be here still? :)
[06:03] <[TiZ]> Xavier, obviously. I'm doing much the same now. :P
[06:03] <typ30> Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
[06:03] <utilityes> icarus: how make that (sudo su-) !!!! if this live cd is asking for user!!!!!!!!!!!!
[06:03] <Gnea> Cainus: are you sure you have the correct package names?
[06:03] <aeolien> Hi! I'm trying to play World of Padman, but custom levels give me a "Failed to open <file> for writing." error. Any ideas?
[06:03] <Cainus> Gnea: yep... I find them in apt-cache search
[06:04] <typ30> Alt+F1 work fine
[06:04] <Gnea> utilityes: you really don't need to use so many !'s, we can understand you just fine without them.
[06:04] <icarus> utilityes: you're using the typical ubuntu hardy livecd?
[06:04] <utilityes> dudus: ubuntu / ubuntu doesnt work and root / ubuntu too doesnt work
[06:04] <[TiZ]> Well, I'm gonna go reinstall ndiswrapper, and then reinstall my wireless driver in it.
[06:04] <[TiZ]> Hopefully it will work
[06:04] <albech> no virtualbox kernel modules for 2.6.24-22?
[06:04] <Gnea> Cainus: lsb_release -a  <-- what version does that result in?
[06:04] <macjason0607> help http://paste.ubuntu.com/86005/
[06:04] <raylu> robertMB: what the...
[06:05] <raylu> robertMB: does dbus-launch give an address and PID
[06:05] <raylu> robertMB: and does dbus-cleanup-sockets do anything?
[06:05] <Xavier> i wonder what he meant by i'm doing much the same now O.o heh
[06:05] <Cainus> Gnea: ubuntu 7.04 (feisty)
[06:05] <robertMB> raylu, root@ubuntu810:/home/robert# dbus-launch
[06:05] <robertMB> DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-4ojLEJP70j,guid=b1320ed705fdc22dfc3d25b349474526
[06:05] <robertMB> DBUS_SESSION_BUS_PID=26265
[06:05] <utilityes> icarus: this live cd works fine yesterday in another pc, but in this old pc doesnt work!!
[06:05] <FloodBot2> robertMB: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:06] <icarus> utilityes: maybe reboot
[06:06] <icarus> utilityes: sudo su - just takes you to a root account
[06:06] <icarus> utilityes: understand there is no pass for the livecd
[06:06] <robertMB> raylu, debus-clean..... cleans up 0 sockets
[06:06] <utilityes> icarus: ok no pass i will try again
[06:06] <Gnea> Cainus: oh my... I would highly recommend upgrading to gutsy and then hardy, if you can
[06:06] <raylu> robertMB: hrm. could you show me /var/log/user.log ?
[06:07] <Gnea> Cainus: feisty does not have supported packages like that anymore
[06:07] <Xavier> has anyone installed Prey using the new installer for linux that was released? works great
[06:07] <robertMB> raylu, http://pastebin.com/d48a06984
[06:08] <eweb100> I keep FREEZING!! PLEASE SOMONE HELP!
[06:08] <Cainus> Gnea: shouldn't apt-get upgrade-dist do that?
[06:08] <dudus> utilityes: try ubuntu with no password
[06:08] <Xavier> eweb100: are you getting an error message?
[06:08] <tiyowan> Xavier: Are you trying the ATI 8.12 drivers btw?
[06:08] <raylu> robertMB: i don't suppose there's anything interesting in /var/log/user.log.0 either?
[06:08] <eweb100> xavier: no just a random freeze...
[06:08] <Cainus> err dist-upgrade
[06:08] <Gnea> eweb100: i suggest a space heater.
[06:09] <eweb100> xavie: no its fine.. everything freezes but my mouse
[06:09] <eweb100> xavie: i can still use my mouse
[06:09] <Gnea> Cainus: are you catching any 404's with that?
[06:09] <Gnea> eweb100: er, sorry.
[06:09] <Xavier> eweb100: your install may be corrupt or your hardware may be failing - the first thing i would do is try taking out sticks of ram
[06:09] <robertMB> raylu, not really Dec 12 18:09:43 ubuntu810 libvirtd: Shutting down on signal 15
[06:09] <eweb100> gnea: lol its k
[06:10] <Gnea> eweb100: you might want to try watching syslog to see if there are any errors when it freezes
[06:10] <eweb100> xavie: take them out?
[06:10] <\Kira> how can I log terminal output to a file?
[06:10] <eweb100> gnea: how do i monter systemlog
[06:10] <Xavier> tiyowan: i don't recall what the version number was, i just know it's the newest one ;)
[06:10] <Cainus> Gnea: no... but dist-upgrade doesn't really do anything either... it says 0 packages were installed
[06:10] <robertMB> raylu, lol all i did was remove the applet for a sec to move some other stuff around on the pannel... didn't think it would be this hard to look at wifi networks
[06:10] <Gnea> eweb100: open a terminal and type:  tail -f /var/log/syslog
[06:11] <Gnea> Cainus: then the system is fully up to date. if you want newer packages, you need to upgrade the entire distribution.
[06:11] <Gnea> !upgrade | Cainus
[06:11] <eweb100> xavie: ok you said something about....ram?
[06:11] <Xavier> eweb100: if you still have control of your mouse, forget ram
[06:11] <eweb100> xavie: i have never had it crash on the vista side
[06:11] <eweb100> xavie: ok
[06:11] <Gnea> Xavier: if the ram is it, he could always let it run memtest+
[06:11] <raylu> robertMB: wait a sec... what happens if you right-click the panel and click add?
[06:11] <ndf> how come i can't edit options for screensavers in gnome, but kubuntu has the function for that?
[06:11] <NoelJB> robertMB: next time, you only need to unlock things, not remove them.
[06:12] <eweb100> xavie: i just kinda...you know sit there and realize that my thing has forzen
[06:12] <Xavier> gnea: it's faster to just take ram sticks out haha if you know how
[06:12] <eweb100> xavie: this has bin happining for the past 3 installs.. Meaning i have REinstaled ubuntu 3 times to try to fix the problem
[06:12]  * raylu forgets that networkmanager is a panel applet, not an app with a notification icon
[06:12] <Xavier> gnea: just one at a time until you determine which one is failing, but in his case since he still has control of the mouse, it sounds more like an Ubuntu issue
[06:12] <robertMB> raylu, first thing i tried nowhere to be found
[06:13] <Cainus> Gnea: thanks... I'm working on it ;)
[06:13] <Gnea> Xavier: generally, that behavior is discouraged in here. most people don't have the knowledge to pass A+, and since ubuntu comes with memtest86+ already, might as well use what's already there instead of taking a chance of messing someone's system up further.
[06:13] <eweb100> xavie: any ideaz?
[06:13] <ndf> how do i change screensaver settings? the screensaver config program doesnt have a settings button for configuring individual screensavers.
[06:13] <veltsu> has anyone in the history of mankind had a problem with Intrepid Ibex, acer 5100 and sound card? I cannot get sound to work. Please advice.
[06:13] <eweb100> gnea: taking out ram is alot easyer than sucssuflly runing memtest
[06:13] <robertMB> NoelJB, lol yea I was going to try a new set up, but removing an applet from the tray should not cripple a systems network :\
[06:13] <eweb100> gnea: i remeber i was a noobz once.
[06:14] <Gnea> eweb100: if you feel inclined to do so, then go for it. :)
[06:14] <eweb100> gnea: no its a ubuntu side problem, ime guesing
[06:14] <NoelJB> robertMB: actually, what did you do?  network icon is on the notification area, and doesn't have a remove on the context menu.
[06:14] <Gnea> eweb100: that's why i suggest not diving straight into the hardware. :)
[06:15] <eweb100> gnea: true true..
[06:15] <robertMB> NoelJB, Just right click and removed, im using xubuntu
[06:15] <raylu> robertMB: sudo invoke-rc.d dbus restart
[06:15] <NoelJB> robertMB: Ah.  Nevermind then.
[06:15] <icarus> you gotta love gimp
[06:15] <icarus> http://img.waffleimages.com/53861df0e53963c6a7e2f0ea6b4f529bc88ff5a1/ALIEN KINK VII_final.png
[06:15] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: howdy.. installed. and i enabled the Composite Extension.. cool eye-candy effects in my window manager now!
[06:15] <raylu> robertMB: then nm-applet
[06:15] <Gnea> eweb100, Xavier: there was this kid in my A+ class once who was so proud of the fact that he could take apart and put back together a computer faster than anyone else in the classroom. Of course, it didn't always work and there were always spare screws and other little nick-nacks leftover when it was back together.
[06:16] <raylu> robertMB: if it still doesn't run,
[06:16] <DarkFuzion1> cool coolcool ready for standyby
[06:16] <ndf> how do i change settings for screensaver? the screensaver config dialog doesn't have a settings button for individual screensaver settings
[06:16] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: what's up? you're ready for the install now?
[06:16] <raylu> robertMB: hrm =\ nevermind
[06:16] <DarkFuzion1> yup ready to learn
[06:16] <eweb100> gnea: rly? or is that just someting you found of a fourm?
[06:16] <DarkFuzion1> want me to pm you ?
[06:16] <Xavier> eweb100: eh taking them apart and building them is a breeze, it's understanding the bios and being able to tweak voltages that impresses me ;)
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: oh. you need instructions on how to install?
[06:17] <DarkFuzion1> yeah
[06:17] <Gnea> eweb100: Really.
[06:17] <DarkFuzion1> i am def new to the run
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: ok, np. you've downloaded the file?
[06:17] <DarkFuzion1> yeah done it
[06:17] <ndf> how do i change settings for screensaver? the screensaver config dialog doesn't have a settings button for individual screensaver settings. anybody? cmon...
[06:17] <Gnea> eweb100: needless to say, he wound up dropping out of the program. :)
[06:17] <Xavier> eweb100: your issue doesn't sound like there would be an easy fix, given that you have already tried reinstalling ubuntu 3 times
[06:17] <eweb100> gnea: phailz?
[06:17] <raylu> robertMB: if that doesn't work, i'm out of juice :P i need to get to studying
[06:17] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: do   sudo -i
[06:17] <Gnea> eweb100: epic failz.
[06:17] <mosahin> where is the themes folder? I have problems with DarkRoom theme and I want to reinstall.
[06:17] <raylu> robertMB: you could try reinstalling gnome-network-manager
[06:17] <eweb100> gnea: ftl.
[06:18] <Gnea> :)
[06:18] <eweb100> xavie: ya that is the problem..
[06:18] <dudus> ndf: did you try xscreansaver?
[06:18] <dudus> ndf: xscreensaver
[06:18] <Xavier> eweb100: it could have something to do with the mobo driver that ubuntu is defaulting to when you install
[06:18] <eweb100> Gnea, xavie: The funy thing is, is that when i went over to xfce it never crashed
[06:18] <onetinsoldier> DarkFuzion1: then cd to the dir where you have the .run tell me when you're there
[06:18] <DarkFuzion1> i pm you onetinsoldier
[06:18] <ndf> dudus: that's what i'm talking about
[06:18] <onetinsoldier> ok
[06:19] <Gnea> eweb100: that's quite interesting...
[06:19] <dudus> ndf: you sure? the one that comes with ubuntu is gnome-screensaver, try to install xscreensaver from synaptic
[06:19] <eweb100> gnea, xavie: and all i was doing was chaging the session
[06:19] <Formode> Hello, trying to help a friend get her internet working, she's on an iMac with a wireless router, can anyone help
[06:19] <Formode> ?
[06:20] <ndf> dudus: ok if i do that will it appear in system>preferences seperately?
[06:20] <Xavier> eweb100: apparently your pc doesn't have "made for ubuntu" written on it like ours does =)
[06:20] <eweb100> xavie: damn ant dat true.
[06:20] <dudus> ndf: I think so, but I'm not sure... anyway you could launch it from terminal by typing xscreensaver
[06:20] <Cainus> Gnea: I'm getting 404's from do-release-upgrade ...
[06:20] <eweb100> xavie: maby its just being mad at me because ime 13... or something of that sort?
[06:20] <Gnea> Cainus: o.O
[06:20] <ndf> yeah but that will launch the set screensaver won't it?
[06:20] <ndf> i want the config program
[06:21] <Xavier> it's passed your bed time!
[06:21] <Xavier> >.<
[06:21] <Cainus> i guess feisty is so ancient they don't keep the packages for it anymore?
[06:21] <ndf> Xavier: it's 6:21am here :P
[06:21] <Gnea> Cainus: looks like you've fallen behind.... got a cd burner?
[06:21] <Xavier> haha!
[06:21] <dudus> ndf: I think xscreensaver has an advanced tab where you can adjust some settings for some screensavers
[06:21] <eweb100> xavie: ya...ya...ya...1 am isn't to bad for a schoolnight
[06:21] <Cainus> yeah I'm getting the latest via .torrent ATM
[06:21] <dudus> ndf: I'm not sure, I never tried because it's useless IMHO, but you could try it... it won't hurt
[06:21] <ndf> dudus: i know, but won't 'xscreensaver' in terminal just launch a set screensaver and not the config program?
[06:21] <Gnea> Cainus: yeah, it was a fiesty fawn, but bambi got hungry...
[06:22] <Cainus> heheh
[06:22] <Gnea> ;)
[06:22] <Xavier> eweb100: i hear the latest version of opensuse is tasty these days, maybe you could give it a go?
[06:22] <eweb100> xavie: Ehh.. does it have gnome?
[06:22] <\Kira> Do you put the & before or after a command to have it run in the background?
[06:22] <eweb100> xavie: because ive only seen it with kde
[06:22] <dudus> ndf: why don't you just try it and tell me l8er
[06:22] <Gnea> eweb100: you could also try elivecd, if you're down with enlightenment
[06:22] <mosahin> before
[06:22] <Xavier> eweb100K it can yeh
[06:22] <Gnea> \Kira: after
[06:23] <mosahin> ^
[06:23] <mosahin> sry
[06:23] <\Kira> Gnea: thanks
[06:23] <eweb100> gnea: lolz enlightment
[06:23] <Xavier> eweb100: if i recall from a long while back, i think you get to choose during the install which GUI you'll be using
[06:23] <Illarane> Why does evolution get run every time I plug in my power cable?
[06:24] <Gnea> eweb100: it runs on the OLDEST of systems - only needs a min of 64mb ram and 100mhz proc
[06:24] <Illarane> It's really getting annoying now, and uninstalling it just changes it to a popup saying the command couldn't be found.
[06:24] <Gnea> eweb100: i put it on an older celern with 256mb... runs great
[06:24] <eweb100> gnea: well.. i am sling two nvidia 9800 with 6 gigs of ram so ime good.
[06:24] <Gnea> *celeron
[06:24] <eweb100> gnea: and a 3.1 duel core
[06:24] <Gnea> eweb100: nice.
[06:24] <Xavier> gnea: i actually didn't come here to help out persay btw, just wanted to chit chat ;)  but sometimes i can't help it
[06:24] <eweb100> gnea: its my crisis rig
[06:24] <Gnea> eweb100: is that AMD or EM64T?
[06:25] <Gnea> Xavier: :)
[06:25] <robertMB> raylu, still same starting error after a restart :(
[06:25] <eweb100> amd
[06:25] <eweb100> gnea: well its amd 64 bit
[06:25] <Gnea> ah, this server runs EM64T - dualproc 3.0
[06:25] <eweb100> gnea: and can it run crisis on high?
[06:26] <eweb100> gnea: lolz.
[06:26] <Gnea> only 2 gigs ram, but it's sweet
[06:26] <Xavier> i'm running an old opteron socket 939 ;)
[06:26] <Gnea> never ran crisis before :)
[06:26] <tleeonly> can someone tell me something about something i did
[06:26] <eweb100> gnea: give it a try..its uber good graphics
[06:26] <regeya> rofflecopters.
[06:26] <Gnea> tleeonly: only if you tell us what it is
[06:26] <shameless> ok, what's a good free space wiper for ubuntu?
[06:26] <Vantrax> !aks | tleeonly
[06:26] <eweb100> gnea: horible gameplay
[06:26] <Vantrax> !ask | tleeonly
[06:27] <eweb100> vantrax: lol
[06:27] <\Kira> if there a way I can constantly append terminal output to a file? script doesnt seem to do it constantly, Im running a command in a screen ssh terminal, and I want it to keep recording after I close the ssh session
[06:27]  * Xavier laughs
[06:27] <eweb100> well ime hapy i havn't crahsed in like...10 minunites
[06:27] <\Kira> at me?
[06:27] <Gnea> eweb100: i don't see it in the repos or on google
[06:27] <Xavier> naw, vantrax
[06:27] <\Kira> I see
[06:28] <eweb100> gnea: sorry must of spelled it wrong
[06:28] <eweb100> gnea; its a windows game.
[06:28] <Gnea> eweb100: oh lol
[06:28] <tleeonly> okay when i formatted my hardrive put a fresh install of intrepid the screensavers wouldnt work right and i had to install gutsy and update it and then update to lts and then i could update to intrepid and now the screen savers work
[06:28] <Gnea> maybe it works in cedega
[06:28] <eweb100> gnea: doute it.
[06:28] <eweb100> gnea: its like..what all major cards benchmark on
[06:29] <eweb100> gnea: its probibly the most resorce hogging game
[06:29] <Gnea> eweb100: 'crysis'?
[06:29] <eweb100> gnea: yep
[06:29] <eweb100> gnea: well crysis
[06:29] <tleeonly> is there anyway to get it to work from a fresh install
[06:29] <eweb100> gnea: so ya
[06:29] <Gnea> eweb100: looks like it bombed pretty badly a year ago... but, that was a year ago :)
[06:29] <mikebot> Anyone know about converting from .flac to .m4a?
[06:30] <Gnea> mikebot: yeah, use winff
[06:30] <eweb100> gnea: well crysis 2 is out.. and the gameplay sucks whitch is why noneplayes it. me and my friends just have it to see who has a better rig
[06:30] <mikebot> Gnea: Is there a GUI for that?
[06:30] <miik> mikebot, .flac is better, its lossless
[06:30] <Gnea> mikebot: http://code.google.com/p/winff/
[06:30] <Xavier> tleeonly: were you getting graphic acceleration when you initially installed intrepid?
[06:30] <Gnea> mikebot: it *is* a gui :)
[06:30] <mikebot> miik: I need to put some flac's on my ipod
[06:30] <Formode> Hello, friend is trying to get her 2.0ghz iMac to run Ubuntu, her wireless isn't working, she's got a broadcom controller, anyone have any advice?
[06:30] <miik> mikebot, if you wanna go encode to .m4a ok, but if you encode to .m4p im gonna smack you in the face
[06:30] <miik> ipod is sucks crap
[06:30] <mikebot> Gnea: Ah, thanks.
[06:31] <tleeonly> no the graphic controller won't let me do  that
[06:31] <eweb100> formode: wifi card?
[06:31] <Gnea> eweb100: i tend to measure rig-status based on how well it can perform SETI searches ;)
[06:31] <Formode> Yes a wifi card, eweb100
[06:31] <Formode> Gnea, Hi!
[06:31] <mikebot> miik: To have high quality music on an ipod I need them to be m4a, right? Ipods don't use flac I believe.
[06:31] <miik> SETI useful :D
[06:31] <eweb100> formode: no whitch one
[06:31] <Gnea> mikebot: cheers
[06:31] <Xavier> tleeonly: i would think most of the default screensavers require it
[06:31] <miik> mikebot, yeah i guess.. ipod sucks
[06:31] <Formode> eweb100, a Broadcom.
[06:31] <Gnea> eweb100: haven't done a game one in a long time... i should do that again sometime
[06:32] <eweb100> gnea: SETI searches??
[06:32] <mikebot> miik: Haha, I guess.
[06:32] <Xavier> openGL if i recall currently
[06:32] <eweb100> formode: moddle?
[06:32] <Gnea> eweb100: oh my...
[06:32] <tleeonly> i understand this system may not be compatible but they work now
[06:32] <eweb100> gnea: what? ime only 13 remeber..
[06:32] <Gnea> eweb100: it's the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence
[06:32] <Gnea> eweb100: oh, didn't know... :)
[06:32] <eweb100> gnea: oooo lolz.
[06:32] <Formode> eweb100 She does not know.
[06:33] <mikebot> Gnea: Oi, I have to compile this?
[06:33]  * Gnea is not a she, thanks
[06:33] <Xavier> tleeonly: probably best to leave well enough alone then hehe ;)
[06:33] <Formode> Gnea, I was not referring to you :O
[06:33] <Gnea> mikebot: no, there's an ubuntu package right there - just click on it
[06:33] <mikebot> Gnea: Ah yes, haha, sorry. Thanks.
[06:33] <tleeonly> true i just wish i knew how to fix it from a fresh install
[06:33] <Gnea> mikebot: no worries :)
[06:33] <eweb100> gnea: i wanta serch for extra-treestrial inteligences.. where do i sighn up?
[06:34] <eweb100> gnea: lolz.
[06:34] <Gnea> eweb100: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/home.php
[06:34] <eweb100> gnea:ftw
[06:34] <Xavier> gnea: ever listen to coast to coast AM back when art bell was the host?
[06:34] <nhasian> hello everyone
[06:35] <nhasian> when my pulseaudio craps out, other than restarting my computer, what can i do to get it working again?  i tried "sudo killall pulseaudio" and then running pulseaudio but that didnt work
[06:35] <Gnea> eweb100: basically, all of the radio telescopes that are pointed out into space store all of the data on some supercomputers... then they get guinea pigs, like me (heh), to run the boinc client that downloads some of that data and scans it, uploads it, and downloads a new set.. over and over and over
[06:36] <tiyowan> Distributed computing.
[06:36] <wizizi> aftermath
[06:36] <Gnea> Xavier: nope, missed that one
[06:36] <eweb100> gnea: i know about that.. but how do you use this to find out who is more 1337?
[06:36] <Xavier> rhasian: you might just try restarting X
[06:36] <wizizi> hi guys
[06:36] <wizizi> i'm new here how do i join a channel?
[06:36] <Gnea> eweb100: that's the funny thing - no one's 'leet' on it yet, no one's found any real aliens yet :)
[06:36] <mylisto> hey everyone
[06:37] <eweb100> gnea: how do you compair them
[06:37] <wizizi> hi
[06:37] <eweb100> wizizi: /join channel name
[06:37] <Xavier> gnea: was a great radio show, they highly endorsed SETI - most of the topics on the show covered that type of stuff
[06:37] <wizizi> ok thanks
[06:37] <Gnea> eweb100: check the Stats
[06:37] <tiyowan> Using SETI to benchmark a rig. Not bad, Gnea.
[06:38] <eweb100> gnea:what os are u using
[06:38] <Gnea> eweb100: ubuntu, of course.
[06:38] <eweb100> gnea: verison ?
[06:38] <Gnea> latest
[06:38] <eweb100> gnea: 64?
[06:38] <Gnea> tiyowan: there's also the rc-challenge.
[06:38] <Gnea> eweb100: yes.
[06:39] <eweb100> gnea: i can't install teh package
[06:39] <eweb100> gnea: for teh alain shit
[06:39] <Gnea> !info boinc-app-seti
[06:39] <Gnea> eweb100: language :)
[06:39] <eweb100> gnea: sorry..
[06:39] <Gnea> hrm, i wonder if there's an Ubuntu team...
[06:40] <Xavier> quite sure there is actually heh
[06:40] <eweb100> gnea: what is the point of updating your kernel?
[06:40] <tiyowan> Gnea: :-) Link to more on rc-challenge?
[06:40] <mosahin> Need help with Meliae icon pack. After installing Progex, I can't install the icon pack. I had to reinstall because I had some issues and when I try to install now, the appearance windows just disappears.
[06:40] <Gnea> http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/team_display.php?teamid=116723  <-- found it
[06:41] <pieas> i am unable to login with root???help??
[06:41] <Gnea> eweb100: supports newer hardware, fixes stability and API problems
[06:41] <Gnea> !sudo | pieas
[06:41] <Xavier> i've been working folding @ home more then anything lately
[06:41] <Gnea> pieas: you don't login as root - you login as a user and use sudo to run commands at 'root' elevated privelages
[06:41] <eweb100> gnea: wthich project should i join?
[06:42] <Gnea> eweb100: project?
[06:42] <Gnea> !info distributed-net
[06:42] <eweb100> gnea: well i opened up the BOINC manager and it is asking me to choose a project
[06:42] <Gnea> tiyowan: that one ^^^
[06:43] <zod21> whats up fellas
[06:43] <Gnea> eweb100: oh... one sec
[06:43] <mikebot> Gnea: Hey, sorry, I have a problem finding the package once I add the repositories.. do you know what the problem could be?
[06:43] <eweb100> gnea: and is that the right thing?
[06:44] <Gnea> mikebot: just apt-cache search winff
[06:44] <eweb100> gnea: i barly use my 6 gigs of ram as it is.. i wouldn't mind giving some of it away
[06:44] <Gnea> eweb100: ah - the manager is just a GUI to check up on what it's currently doing - you need to setup your email account and all of that when you install the actual app
[06:44] <mikebot> Gnea: and sudo apt-get install?
[06:44] <Xavier> it's all about the cpu cycles =)
[06:44] <Gnea> mikebot: yup
[06:44] <eweb100> gnea: so that isn't the acual app?
[06:45] <Xavier> anyhow, guess i'm outta here have a good night all
[06:45] <eweb100> gnea: so what is the achual app
[06:45] <Gnea> eweb100: no, the manager is just a way to monitor it
[06:45] <eweb100> gnea: i wanta help find alains!
[06:45] <mosahin> anyway done that =) just clean copying heh
[06:45] <eternaljoy> is there a good alarm clock app for Ubuntu?
[06:45] <mikebot> Gnea: Thanks. Is there a way to add it to Main Menu > Sound & Video?
[06:45] <jigme> hi, anyone knows how to reset system fonts in xubuntu？ I have set it too large but can't find how to change that
[06:45] <eternaljoy> !alarm clock
[06:45] <tiyowan> Um...is helping to find aliens a legitimate support issue? ;-)
[06:46] <lawstudent> i'm installing 2 older hard drives into my comp. should both older drives be in slave jumper position?
[06:46] <Gnea> eweb100: sudo apt-get install boinc-app-seti   :)
[06:46] <wizizi> \join aftermath
[06:46] <eweb100> tityowan: when you are asking the correct program to isntal it with causing less error messages and further lessing your headace then use
[06:46] <tiyowan> lawstudent: One master, one slave.
[06:46] <eweb100> itiyowan: yes
[06:46] <robertMB> is there an alternitiave to nm-applet?
[06:46] <lawstudent> tiyowan, what about 3rd hard drive?
[06:47] <tiyowan> lawstudent: Primary channel. Master and slave. Then secondary channel. Master.
[06:47] <eweb100> gnea: i did that where is the program?
[06:47] <Nom-> Hi all.  Does anyone know what kernel options (or other settings) need to be changes to allow the GNU time command to fetch process memory usage information ?
[06:47] <eweb100> gnea: sorry for asking so many questions.. i just wanta find some alainz.
[06:48] <lawstudent> tiyowan, how do i select primary vs secondary? via another jumper?
[06:48] <CaneToad> are there details anywhere of how to install skype on ubuntu 8.10 ?
[06:48] <tiyowan> lawstudent: Um. No. You know the ribbon cable? It should have two slots on it.
[06:48] <xbxpunk13> hey i gotta serious question about zune on ubuntu
[06:48] <Gnea> eweb100: the details are here:  /usr/share/doc/boinc-client/README.Debian
[06:48] <sajuuk> hey guys, im just getting started on a linux server, I have it hooked up to my belkin modem via a cat6 but it doesn't automatically connect to the internet, also I have installed openSSH software (from the intrepid disc) and im using putty on another machine to try and access it but it won't work as well
[06:49] <lawstudent> i see, tiyowan . ty
[06:49] <Gnea> eweb100: just read that file, it'll guide you through it
[06:49] <eweb100> gnea: ty
[06:50] <eternaljoy> Gnea: helo sinner
[06:50] <david_> evening everyone
[06:50] <mikebot> Gnea: I think winff doesn't have m4a.. is there another lossless this can convert flacs to that plays on ipods?
[06:51] <eweb100> gnea: all i have in /usr/share/doc/boinc-client/ is udev-cpu_share
[06:51] <xbxpunk13> can sum1 help me out here
[06:51] <mikebot> Gnea: Nevermind.. sorry.
[06:51] <Gnea> eternaljoy: excuse me?
[06:51] <eternaljoy> Gnea: sorry wrong channel
[06:51] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: ask away
[06:51] <eternaljoy> is there a good alarm clock app for Ubuntu?
[06:51] <david_> Im having a major problem with my system, I had xfce ( xubuntu) but its b0rked, trying to find a resolve for it. I can no longer use xfce, uninstall it or update it, etc... Im currently in Gnome I installed it today
[06:52] <buttercups> eternaljoy, sudo apt-get install alarm-clock, you might like.
[06:52] <eternaljoy> david_: restore the image
[06:52] <xbxpunk13> is there a way to have zune work on ubuntu
[06:52] <eternaljoy> buttercups: thanks
[06:52] <GRUBbler> you cant run sudo apt-get remove xfce?
[06:52] <david_> eternaljoy, do what?
[06:52] <Gnea> eternaljoy: yes, please keep any and all religious chatter out of this channel.
[06:52] <eternaljoy> david_: ghost or Acronis truimage?
[06:52] <eternaljoy> Gnea: I said it was accident... wrong channel
[06:52] <david_> eternaljoy, if its not working what image would I be loading?
[06:52] <Gnea> eternaljoy: it's fine.
[06:52] <david_> eternaljoy, and I dont have ghost
[06:53] <eternaljoy> buttercups: : Couldn't find package alarm-clock
[06:53] <mindrape> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xfce
[06:53] <eternaljoy> david_: not sure sorry
[06:53] <tiyowan> david_: What mindrape said.
[06:53] <Gnea> !pm | xbxpunk13
[06:53] <buttercups> eternaljoy, ubuntu 8.10?
[06:54] <sajuuk> how do I enable my openSSH server so i can use it from another workstation?
[06:54] <eternaljoy> buttercups: im on 8.04
[06:54] <xbxpunk13> I NEED HELP WIT ZUNE
[06:54] <tiyowan> !caps
[06:54] <mindrape> sajuuk first edit the /etc/ssh/sshd.config  then        sudo /etc/init.d/./ssh start
[06:54] <david_> mindrape,  can you look out the output of dpkg-reconfigure xfce
[06:54] <eternaljoy> buttercups: any ideas?
[06:54] <Vhessu> Can anyone help me connect my xbox 360 with my computer?
[06:55] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: dude, no one's getting paid to do this... please be patient.
[06:55] <mikebot> Gnea: Sorry, I have another question: When I right-click my flac files, the bitrate says N/A... is there a way I cna check this?
[06:55] <buttercups> eternaljoy, grab the source, http://www.alarm-clock.54.pl, only one i know and use
[06:55] <xbxpunk13> kk,  sry
[06:55] <sajuuk> mindrape, cool, im in the file but there isn't any thing
[06:55] <Gnea> mikebot: I'm not sure, I haven't used it long enough to know
[06:55] <eternaljoy> buttercups: how I complile it?
[06:55] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4398511&postcount=19
[06:56] <mindrape> sajuuk sudo apt-get install openssh-server or something.
[06:56] <mindrape> sajuuk cd /etc/ssh and it should have a config file in there for sshd... sudo vi or sudo nano it...
[06:56] <sajuuk> mindrape, its installed, but i have no internet access
[06:56] <Vhessu> How do i connect my xbox 360 with my computer (intrepid)
[06:56] <mikebot> Gnea: I mean just when I right-click > Properties on a flac it doesn't show the bitrate
[06:56] <mosahin> have problems running Diablo II on wine on Ubuntu 8.10. when I click outside the game window it freezes and thus not playable.
[06:57] <david_> well I have the output of sudo dpkg-reconfigure and its not looking good
[06:57] <Gnea> mikebot: i really don't know... have you tried opening a terminal and typing:  file file.flac
[06:57]  * tiyowan sighs.
[06:57] <hardikar> could someone suggest me with a site with all info on SH language
[06:57] <david_> I think my entire linux box is b0rked
[06:57] <lawstudent> my older hard drives can't conneect in newer comp. older drives have the 2 row of pins, which my comp doesn't suport
[06:57] <mikebot> Gnea: No, I'll try that, thanks.
[06:57] <sajuuk> mindrape, aha! i got stuff... now what?
[06:57] <xbxpunk13> gnea: do u hav any ideas on how to make the zune or zune software work wit this os
[06:57] <david_> !pastebin ┌─(david@linuxlap Tue, 16 Dec 08)─———————————————————————————─(/home/david)────┐
[06:57] <david_> └─(01:54 $)─> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xfce
[06:57] <david_> [sudo] password for david:
[06:57] <david_> perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
[06:57] <david_> perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
[06:57] <FloodBot2> david_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:57] <tiyowan> david_: Could you try asking the folks in #xubuntu about the xfce question?
[06:57] <david_> 	LANGUAGE = ""en_US:en"",
[06:58] <booksbuggy> anyone know how to setup limited user id?
[06:58] <buttercups> eternaljoy, try sudo python setup.py install
[06:58] <tiyowan> Yikes.
[06:58] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: I found that url that seems to have some suggestion as to how to get it to work... I don't own a zune, so I don't know for sure... most people don't have one, so any information you can get on it, I would suggest going with it
[06:59] <david_> can anyone help me with my xfce problem?
[06:59] <Gnea> eternaljoy: may I pm you?
[06:59] <tiyowan> The guy wanting to know about the xbox: http://forum.teamxbox.com/showthread.php?t=512414
[06:59] <Vhessu> tiyowan: thanks
[07:00] <xbxpunk13> most yall rnt a help
[07:00] <wizizi> exit
[07:00] <tiyowan> !patience
[07:00] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: and that attitude will get you removed, forcibly.
[07:00] <eternaljoy> buttercups: what?
[07:00] <eternaljoy> Gnea: yes
[07:00] <wizizi> exit
[07:00] <david_> I cant get into xfce and Im getting problems with my configuration
[07:01] <booksbuggy> can anyone tell me how to setup a user that can't read file system?
[07:01] <buttercups> eternaljoy, cd to the directory you downloaded it at and in a terminal ,  sudo python setup.py install
[07:01] <tiyowan> david_: Try the #xubuntu channel? I'm sure someone over there could help you with that.
[07:03] <xbxpunk13> does any1 kno anything bout  "virtualbox"
[07:03] <sajuuk> ok I know that i have openSSH running, but how am I sure that my server is connected to my network?
[07:03] <david_> Anyone have experience with xfce?
[07:04] <booksbuggy> anyone with experience of how to configure a user limitation?
[07:04] <tiyowan> david_: What error do you get when you try to use it?
[07:04] <tiyowan> booksbuggy: More details, please.
[07:04] <david_> tiyowan, there is an xsessions error I can paste it to  you
[07:04] <Gnea> booksbuggy: like quotas?
[07:05] <booksbuggy> well i am trying to make a user that can't open file system and such
[07:05] <xbxpunk13> help plz, if u r interested  pm me
[07:05] <booksbuggy> with permission to only access their own files
[07:05] <tiyowan> david_: Right. Use pastebin.ubuntu.com
[07:05] <milligan_> booksbuggy, if he can't read the filesystem, you will have a user that can't do anything at all. Why create something like that ?
[07:05] <david_> tiyowan, ok
[07:05] <eSpEr> hellow
[07:05] <tiyowan> booksbuggy: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[07:05] <booksbuggy> "system files"
[07:05] <booksbuggy> already there
[07:05] <milligan_> booksbuggy, that's the design of linux. Users can only read files they have been given permissions to read.
[07:06] <milligan_> booksbuggy, if you're looking into locking a user to his homedir, start looking at jails.
[07:06] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: have you tried googling for:  ubuntu zune
[07:06] <booksbuggy> well some how this thing limited the user the opposite of what i set up
[07:06] <sajuuk> sweeeeet, I got my openssh working thx mindrape
[07:06] <milligan_> "thing" ?
[07:06] <tiyowan> booksbuggy: Just create the users and give 'em access to their home dirs. What's the problems?
[07:06] <eSpEr> alo
[07:06] <xbxpunk13> i have another ? now  gnea
[07:06] <kholerabbi> desktop effects don't work in one profile- but do in another?! any ideas?
[07:06] <booksbuggy> i told it to allow access to external hardrives and it was locked out the flash drive access
[07:07] <grendal_prime> god i still say 8.04 supports the most hardware out of the box.
[07:07] <corinth> Hm...interesting.
[07:07] <xbxpunk13> Gnea:  sry bout earlier,  may i pm u
[07:07] <sajuuk> is there a program that is similar to putty?
[07:07] <corinth> Every time I close banshee, it re-opens immediately. Thoughts?
[07:07] <mikebot> Gnea: G'night, thanks for all the help.
[07:07] <grendal_prime> anyway...i need to use sftp on quanta ...i cant figure out what the min kde files i need for the ioslave to work for sftp?!!
[07:07] <booksbuggy> a moment just going to check something
[07:07] <sajuuk> that connects to my openssh server for ubuntu?
[07:07] <david_> tiyowan, the problem im having is i cant get to the xsessions error file from gnome for xfce
[07:08] <kholerabbi> I get 'Coild not enable desktop effects' ... but ti works under another profile-- thoughts peoples?
[07:08] <ja660k> how do i turn off the damn system beep
[07:08] <tiyowan> david_: Hmm...hang on, a moment.
[07:08] <david_> tiyowan,  k ty
[07:09] <DarkFuzion> onetinsolier
[07:09] <DarkFuzion> it put me on the low grapic mode
[07:09] <DarkFuzion> one
[07:09] <Gnea> xbxpunk13: no
[07:09] <booksbuggy> nevermind i figured out the problem
[07:10] <booksbuggy> thanks for the help though
[07:10] <zhjawe> Hi,anybody konws how can I modify root directery in Apache?
[07:10] <xbxpunk13> gnea: do u kno anything bout virtualbox
[07:10] <david_> tiyowan, :o0
[07:10] <Gnea> !vbox | xbxpunk13
[07:11] <tiyowan> david_: I'd suggest that you reinstall xfce.
[07:11] <david_> tiyowan,  thats the problem i cant nor can I uninstall it
[07:11] <Yossarian> hullo. i'm having trouble playing WMA files
[07:11] <david_> tiyowan,  I also cant configure it
[07:12] <Yossarian> i finally got rythmbox to play ape files(though i still don't know how to load cue sheets)
[07:12] <david_> tiyowan, apparently during an update my laptop went down halfway through
[07:12] <tiyowan> david_: What cmd are you using to try and uninstall it?
[07:12] <Yossarian> but SOME wma file i can't opn with ANYTHING
[07:12] <david_> tiyowan, sudo apt-get remove
[07:12] <Mobiskeet> sup dudes
[07:13] <david_> tiyowan, alos form synaptic doesnt work either
[07:13] <daurn> hey all
[07:13] <daurn> how can I install ubuntu to a machine already with ubuntu on it
[07:13] <tiyowan> david_: Could you try this...sudo aptitude reinstall xubuntu-desktop
[07:13] <eric> lph
[07:13] <daurn> (as a dual boot)
[07:13] <daurn> without using the cd
[07:14] <nbeebo> whats the most configurable light desktop panel? fbpanel, pypanel?
[07:14] <lawstudent> what are the 2 types of hard drives called: http://www.piccdrop.com/images/1229411448.jpg ?
[07:14] <tiyowan> daurn: Am....why would you want to do that?
[07:14] <david_> tiyowan,  I get an error about perl locale, although I found a thread and though I fixed it
[07:15] <daurn> tiyowan: cause I don't have any blank cds, and Its a long trek for me to get some
[07:15] <daurn> tiyowan: and I need to install ubuntu now
[07:15] <daurn> (I have the iso on my hdd)
[07:15] <k1dugar> hello, I have two 22" lcd and 4 workspaces. I want to have two different workspace on each lcd and able to switch form 4 workspaces on each lcd. How do I need to setup
[07:15] <tiyowan> lawstudent: The folks over in #hardware can help you with this.
[07:15] <lawstudent> ok
[07:16] <tiyowan> david_: sudo aptitude reinstall xubuntu-desktop <- What happens?
[07:16] <bastid_raZor> lawstudent; the top drive is IDE and the bottom is SATA
[07:17] <daurn> tiyowan: found it: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux
[07:17] <david_> tiyowan,  says completed no packages downloaded or upgraded, but like I said halfway through I get an error about perl locale setting which I had fixed previously not sure why its coming up again
[07:18] <tiyowan> bastid_raZor: Could you guide lawstudent on how to install three new drives in his system?
[07:18] <tiyowan> david_: Okay one thing at a time. Log out. Then from Sessions select your Xubuntu desktop. Try logging into it.
[07:18] <david_> tiyowan, says xubuntu desktop is not installed so wont be reinstalled
[07:19] <david_> tiyowan,  Im in gnome right now
[07:19] <tiyowan> david_: Oh dear. Do this then.
[07:19] <tiyowan> david_: sudo aptitude install xubuntu-desktop
[07:19] <lawstudent> bastid_raZor, ty
[07:19] <Xaphoo> I know this is the wrong forum, but does anyone know if it's possible to make AWN on the left side of the desktop instead of the center?
[07:19] <tnoy> How much different is xubuntu than ubuntu in the "just works" category for a laptop? Its been a long time since I've used xubuntu
[07:19] <earthmeLon> >_< Hey guys.  I just got up from the couch with some headphones on plugged into my laptop and when I went to shut the laptop, my ears got shocked (static).  Now sound only comes out of the left headphone and will *NOT* come out of the speakers.  is there anyway I could test to see if my soundcard is shot? I tried rebooting (pretty much knowing it wouldn't help) and it didn't do anything v_v
[07:20] <david_> tiyowan, downloading installing
[07:20] <tiyowan> david_: Ok that should fix it.
[07:20] <david_> tiyowan,  again though perl locale error
[07:20] <david_> tiyowan,  not sure why the perl error about local when I set locale earlier
[07:20] <tiyowan> tnoy: It's just with xfce, I think.
[07:21] <hischild> tnoy, my experience so far, it just works.
[07:21] <xbxpunk13> i have a problem downloading virtualbox gutsy. it says "wrong architecture i386"
[07:21] <david_> tiyowan, im going to try xfce again ill brb
[07:21] <tiyowan> david_: Ok no problem. Is the installation continuing?
[07:21] <david_> tiyowan,  its done
[07:21] <k1dugar> earthmeLon: System>Preference>Sound and test it
[07:21] <tiyowan> david_: Try logging out and logging into xfce.
[07:21] <david_> tiyowan,  k
[07:22] <tnoy> earthmeLon, did the headphones get tugged/pulled at the jack on the laptop? I had a similar thing happen and it turned out to be some connections in the jack got shorted/broken
[07:22] <brusteve> How can I boot a virtual machine from a USB drive?
[07:23] <harveyd> I was wondering if it was possible using a laptop to have an external monitor that acted as dual screen with my laptop screen, and not just cloned output
[07:23] <tnoy> earthmeLon, I was able to wiggle the connector in the jack and the sound in the 'dead' channel would come in and out
[07:23] <tiyowan> earthmeLon: Step 1. Check the connections. Step 2. Check the headphone in another PC.
[07:23] <earthmeLon> No tnoy it was just static discharge.  I was kinda hoping that my computer just thought that my headphones were still plugged in and I could convince it otherwise, but I dont know how to do that or if that's even the problem
[07:23] <k1dugar> hello, I have two 22" lcd and 4 workspaces. I want to have two different workspace on each lcd and able to switch form 4 workspaces on each lcd. How do I need to setup
[07:23] <tnoy> harveyd, yes it is possible, I had it working once. I used hte xrandr tool.
[07:24] <xbxpunk13> have a ? bout download and installing a program
[07:25] <brusteve> I am trying to get QEMU to use a bootable USB drive. Does anyone know how can I boot a virtual machine from a USB drive?
[07:25] <harveyd> will take a look, thanks
[07:25] <bullgard4> On my Ubuntu computer there are several files 'cleardot.gif' having a very short length of some bytes only. What is their use?
[07:26] <david_> tiyowan,  thats a no go
[07:26] <david_> tiyowan, logged me and out nearly instantly
[07:27] <david_> tiyowan,  you still there?
[07:27] <xbxpunk13> i just  got a msg after trying to download a program and it says "wrong architecture: i386" plz help
[07:28] <david_> ok Im about to entirely reinstall ubuntu because this is driving me nuts
[07:28] <Verael`> hello
[07:29] <bastid_raZor> xbxpunk13; are you running a 64bit OS or 32bit and are you trying to download a 32bit program to a 64bit OS?
[07:29] <tiyowan> david_: Hmmm...
[07:29] <david_> tiyowan, I have no idea whats going on
[07:30] <xbxpunk13> bastid_razor:  im runnin a 64 bit, and as for the program, im not sure
[07:30] <tiyowan> david_: I'm sorry, I don't know how to fix the problem.
[07:30] <bastid_raZor> xbxpunk13; that error seems to indicate you're trying to download a 32bit program. i386 = 32bit
[07:30] <david_> Im having a problem with getting xfce to work again, anyone care to help
[07:30] <david_> tiyowan,  ty
[07:30] <tnoy> brusteve, its been a while since I've used QEMU in that fasion, but what happens if you use something like, "-hda /dev/sda1" where /dev/sda1 is the bootable flash drive?
[07:31] <xbxpunk13> o ok,  so id hav 2 download the amd64??
[07:31] <mfoniso> after upgrading to intrepid from hardy, some keys on my keyboard no longer work properly in X. Any ideas on how to go about fixing this?
[07:31] <bastid_raZor> xbxpunk13; yes
[07:31] <earthmeLon> I guess one headphone will have to do.  That's so shitty v_v.  A little static turns my laptop into a display with keys v_v
[07:32] <mfoniso> is there a way I can obtain a set of xmodmap default keycodes that would work with certain keyboard layouts?
[07:33] <brusteve> tnoy: let me try that
[07:34] <sleepy_cat> hi
[07:35] <sleepy_cat> I have a folder in the trash that i want to delete but its not getting deleted saying permission denied
[07:35] <sleepy_cat> any way out
[07:35] <bastid_raZor> sleepy_cat; you could try using sudo if you're using cli
[07:36] <sleepy_cat> cli?
[07:36] <sleepy_cat> nope
[07:36] <sleepy_cat> not using command line interpretor
[07:36] <sleepy_cat> cause
[07:36] <sleepy_cat> i cant find .Trash in my home folder
[07:36] <brusteve> tnoy: hey, look at that... it works. I did "sudo qemu -hda /dev/sdb" and booted from the stuck, thanks so much
[07:36] <bastid_raZor> !trash
[07:37] <tnoy> brusteve, now I know that works, too, hehe
[07:37] <brusteve> tnoy: ooo I spoke too soon, booted me into initramfs/busybox
[07:37] <sleepy_cat> nope
[07:37] <sleepy_cat> !Trash is also not there
[07:38] <tnoy> brusteve, add the -usb flag to enable usb, it be trying to use it as a usb device
[07:39] <sleepy_cat> uhh
[07:39] <sleepy_cat> how to delete from trash
[07:39] <bastid_raZor> sleepy_cat; you could use gksudo nautilus  to have a file browser with root abilities.. this is dangerous though since you can really muck things up in you're not careful
[07:39] <extor> http://www.promotinglinux.com/truth/  <--- Someone explain this flavor of sarcasm to me
[07:39] <jtaji> sleepy_cat: ~/.local/share/Trash/
[07:39] <mkrt> is it possible to boot ubuntu thin client on systems that dont have OnBoard LAN?
[07:39] <brusteve> tnoy: like so? "sudo qemu  -usb -hda /dev/sdb" ?
[07:39] <tnoy> brusteve, yes
[07:40] <nbeebo> sleepy_cat, the directory shortcut in a menu left in nautilus, right click on trash and press empty.. ?
[07:41]  * brusteve has fingers crossed
[07:42] <sleepy_cat> i tried tht
[07:42] <sleepy_cat> but there is permission denied
[07:42] <nagchampa> i'm wondering if it's possible to install ubuntu to a machine so that it's ready for someone to set up the first user etc
[07:42] <brusteve> tnoy: same problem, any other tips?
[07:42] <nagchampa> have everything installed, just a customisation step like windows xp's first run
[07:42] <EADG> ?
[07:42] <brusteve> tnoy: I can upload a screenshot of what I see if you would like
[07:43] <tnoy> That would be helpful
[07:43] <tiyowan> nagchampa: But doesn't Ubuntu do that already before installation?
[07:44] <nbeebo> sleepy-cat, ok go in alt+f2 and run gksudo nautilus ~/.local/share/Trash
[07:44] <mkrt> is it possible to boot ubuntu thin client on systems that dont have OnBoard LAN?
[07:44] <nagchampa> that's the thing tiyowan, i want to do it after installation
[07:44] <nagchampa> i'm setting up some computers for some people, but i'm not sure who'll get what yet
[07:44] <nagchampa> so  i want to leave the personalisation stuff till later
[07:45] <sleepy_cat> nbeebo: yep i got the trash via the cli
[07:45] <sleepy_cat> thnks dude but still another problem
[07:45] <sleepy_cat> all the files in the folder i want to delete says permission denied
[07:45] <cplab2-58> hey can anyone tell me how to use aptoncd...
[07:45] <sleepy_cat> the rights for user is rwx
[07:45] <sleepy_cat> its got this rwx------ filename
[07:46] <tiyowan> nagchampa: A possible workaround would be to just make a default account...just something general; then make new accounts for the different users.
[07:46] <sleepy_cat> ie. -rwx------
[07:46] <sleepy_cat> i want to delete these file
[07:47] <nagchampa> yeah, i might go with that tiyowan
[07:47] <tiyowan> nagchampa: Personally, I'd just want Ubuntu, and put it in a shell script on their desktops that runs a custom user creation process.
[07:47] <sleepy_cat> hey i found a solution
[07:47] <xbxpunk13> i hav a major ? concerning my synaptics pakage manager
[07:47] <tiyowan> want = install.
[07:47] <omshanti> how do I play .pls files?
[07:47] <nbeebo> sleepy_cat, ehm, right click on folder and change permissions maybe..
[07:47] <the_gamer> how to get the version of an installed package with a terminal command?
[07:47] <sleepy_cat> nope tht didnt work
[07:47] <grendal_prime> ok this is making me crazy.  I have to use quanta...its just a hands down nessesity. I cannot open files with the sftp protocol?!
[07:47] <sleepy_cat> nbeebo: I thought of a solution
[07:48] <sleepy_cat> I accessed the cli and deleted the files in sudo mode
[07:48] <sleepy_cat> :-)
[07:48] <grendal_prime> I just get malformed url.
[07:49] <xbxpunk13> i truly need help wit this
[07:49] <nbeebo> sleepy_cat nice! D::D:D:D
[07:49] <grendal_prime> I thought there was a way with gnome to fuse a remote system to a local file withfuse.
[07:49] <tiyowan> !ask | xbxpunk13
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> not a smart solution but wht the heck its working out
[07:49] <sleepy_cat> a little time consuming
[07:50] <cplab2-58> hey can we get the packages from a cd
[07:50] <xbxpunk13> just a sec ago my spm was saying culdnt find "dpkg --configure -a" and now its saying there is a broken package, how do i find and fix the broken pkg
[07:51] <brusteve> tnoy: I get the "starting up" then the ubuntu splash screen, then it goes to this: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=103vf5u&s=4
[07:51] <the_gamer> how to find out the version of an installed program with a shellcommand?
[07:51] <tiyowan> xbxpunk13: System -> Administration -> S.P.M. Look to your top left. Click on Broken. It'll show you the broken packages.
[07:52] <tinytitan> I need to make a DxDiag.xml file to send in as a requirement to join a game beta. Anyone know how I can do so? I have wine and cedega installed
[07:53] <cplab2-58> hey after writing packages into a cd using aptoncd how can we install the packages from the cd
[07:53] <tiyowan> the_gamer: dpkg -l <packagename>
[07:53] <jtaji> the_gamer: command --version is usually a good place to start, else if you know the package name, apt-cache policy packagename
[07:53] <bastid_raZor> the_gamer; sudo apt-cache policy packagename
[07:53] <the_gamer> tiyowan, ty :)
[07:53] <xbxpunk13> doesnt show any broken
[07:53] <jtaji> the_gamer: if you don't know the package name, dpkg -S `which commandname` ;)
[07:53] <tiyowan> the_gamer: jtaji's cmds are better.
[07:53] <tiyowan> :-)
[07:53] <the_gamer> jtaji, bascule thanks
[07:54] <tnoy> brusteve, last couple things I can think of.. first, try using /dev/sdb1 (or check which partitions are on the usb drive: fdisk -l /dev/sdb).. Next, try adding another command line option: -boot c
[07:54] <omshanti> i want to use xmms.  how do i set it up?
[07:55] <brusteve> tnoy: i tried the first one already, i'll try the second one now
[07:55] <tnoy> brusteve, the '-boot c' option will force booting from the harddrvie (which you define using -hda /dev/sdx#).
[07:55] <nbeebo> omshanti, it isnt supported at all kinda.. i think theres audalicious
[07:55] <nbeebo> !audalicious
[07:55] <nbeebo> hmm or something
[07:55] <jtaji> omshanti: xmms is deprecated, try audacious
[07:55] <tinytitan> is there a dxdiag that will work on wine?
[07:56] <jtaji> omshanti: same look/skins
[07:56] <tnoy> brusteve, I was able to boot a second partition using qemu and it worked just fine, the usb drive might be set up in a manner that I'm not familiar with
[07:56] <brusteve> tnoy: well i know I can boot a real machine from it
[07:56] <vegombrei> why does firefox always open in full screen ... how do i fix this ??
[07:57] <acidcore> morning @all
[07:57] <userx> i try to configure my xserver with dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ... but it doesnt ask for the graphic card driver ... it jumps straight to the framebuffer question ... whats  wrong with my system?
[07:57] <brusteve> tnoy: I get the same error. might this be a limitation of qemu? should i try another hypervisor like xen? my cpu doesn't allow me to use kvm...
[07:57] <vegombrei> morning acidcore
[07:58] <jim_p> does anyone know a terminal command that will give the CURRENT keyboard layout as output? if not a command, a series of commands is acceptable
[07:58] <acidcore> i have a problem with nautilus / gnome ... when i make a sftp connection and i have a timeout (reconnect) than i can't again connect to the server :/ i must restart ..
[07:58] <vegombrei> why does firefox always open in full screen ... how do i fix this ??
[07:58] <acidcore> cronjob with F11 ;) @vego
[07:59] <jim_p> vegombrei, press f11 or disable compiz, dependin on the problem
[08:00] <acidcore> anywho have a solution for the sftp problem?
[08:00] <tnoy> brusteve, I'd be surprised if it was a limitation with qemu, honestly. I'm a little surprised that its not working. The only other thing I can think of would be to use the -kernel and -initrd options if those files are visible on the usb drive
[08:00] <acidcore> sry for my english ..
[08:00] <cplab2-58> hey can anyone explain me offlinerepository....its urgent
[08:00] <angah> which is the best download manager in linux? That can challenge IDM in windows?
[08:00] <angah> or same as IDM
[08:01] <tnoy> brusteve, sorry I wasn't much help :P
[08:01] <jim_p> cplab2-58, you want to make one?
[08:01] <jim_p> cplab2-58, or use an existing one?
[08:01] <cplab2-58> jim_p; yes..we have many systems here..with only 1 net connection...
[08:01] <acidcore> kget or aria is good @tnoy
[08:01] <hischild> I'm trying to set up an LDAP server, following the guide given by the !ldap factiod. However, they assume there is a slapd.conf file, but apparently it is no longer used, but instead a directory structure i do not understand. Can anyone please guide me with it?
[08:01] <cplab2-58> jim_p; we want 2 use one
[08:02] <cplab2-58> jim_p; sorry i want 2 make one
[08:02] <brusteve> tnoy: well it's a three partition usb drive.. could it be that it is expecting sd* and getting hd*? the firt part is /boot the second is / and the third is swap
[08:02] <jim_p> cplab2-58, let me look it up then
[08:02] <jim_p> !repo
[08:02] <cplab2-58> jim_p; okk
[08:02] <jim_p> !local
[08:02] <jim_p> bot...
[08:03] <jim_p> cplab2-58, well you will also need to download contents of the normal repo in there
[08:03] <hischild> cplab2-58, you probably want apt-mirror then i presume?
[08:03] <jim_p> cplab2-58, with apt-mirror
[08:04] <gauravkumar> flash 10 on firefox? anyone?
[08:04] <tnoy> brusteve, I believe that qemu doesnt make it hda or sda. That will be based on how the kernel on the usb drive is configured. the -hda flag just means 'first ide drive' modern kernels will make it /dev/sdx
[08:04] <cplab2-58> jim_p; i just want to put all packages on cd and use it on all systems
[08:04] <jim_p> cplab2-58, do you have the packages?
[08:04] <cplab2-58> jim_p, hischild; i just want to put all packages on cd and use it on all systems
[08:04] <gauravkumar> cant play any flash related stuff.. install the deb package from adobe... flash 10 on firefox..
[08:05] <jim_p> cplab2-58, then its just a simple line in sources.list
[08:05] <cplab2-58> jim_p; i have currently installed only few packages.....
[08:05] <hischild> cplab2-58, you want the entire repo on cd? that'll never fit, not even on dvd.
[08:05] <brusteve> tnoy: well, I'm glad that it seems to boot. I mean I get the splash screen which means something is going right, I just wish I could figure this one out... thanks for your help
[08:05] <EADG> angah: Not familiar with IDM, but a search of apt-cache returned a few results, both gui & cli. WGet for ex... do a quick search in Synaptic.
[08:05] <jim_p> cplab2-58, something like that                 deb file:///media/cdrom/repo ubuntu something
[08:06] <angah> EADG: ok..thanks
[08:06] <jim_p> cplab2-58, can you "drain" the packages from apt's cache?
[08:06] <cplab2-58> jim_p, hischild; not all packages.....i have installed very few necessary packages....i want to get all the necessary packages probably around 100 altogether
[08:06] <tnoy> brusteve, Oh, I wasn't aware you even got a boot splash. Your theory on the sda/hda could be right. If you can edit the files on the drive you might be able to change the /etc/fstab options
[08:06] <brusteve> tnoy: oh wait, it's still mounted on the desktop, that might be it!!!
[08:07] <hischild> !clone | cplab2-58
[08:07] <jim_p> cplab2-58, ok, these are in apt's cache i presume. do you have them on cdrom now?
[08:07] <vegombrei> i need some help configuring a2dp i think ... i got a set of bluetooth headphones but i just cant get it to connect to my computer ... it shows up in bluetooth devices and stuff but there's no option to send sound to headphones
[08:07] <jim_p> cplab2-58, give me a sec, phonecall
[08:07] <cplab2-58> jim_p; no someone told me to use aptoncd to get the packages on cd
[08:08] <cplab2-58> jim_p, hischild; no someone told me to use aptoncd to get the packages on cd
[08:08] <angah> EADG: can u give ur opinion?
[08:08] <hischild> !info aptoncd
[08:08] <hwsmsm> windows
[08:08] <hischild> cplab2-58, and what seems to be the problem with it?
[08:09] <cplab2-58> hischild; so if i use aptoncd....whatever packages i have installed on system will get on cd??
[08:09] <tnoy> brusteve, if it STILL doesnt work, I'd just play around with a few of the cmd line options. Like, '-snapshot' might bypass any issues if you cant write to the drive
[08:09] <EADG> angah: I've used wget from the command line in the past to download Digg & Reddit for offline reading. I'd suggest a gui version.
[08:09] <tinytitan> I really need a DxDiag.xml and I'm not about to touch windows lol.
[08:09] <hischild> cplab2-58, from what i'm reading here, yeh ... so you won't have to redownload it all again.
[08:10] <brusteve> tnoy: nope, i unmounted the drive, still doesn't work... same error
[08:10] <tnoy> sucks
[08:10] <cplab2-58> hischild; so when i put it on other system....how will i install it using this cd
[08:10] <hischild> cplab2-58, don't have experience with it, but i'm fairly sure it'll show itself. Sec, i'll check
[08:10] <EADG> angah: gwget if your using Gnome, kget-kde4 if you run KDE.
[08:11] <angah> EADG: has it gui?
[08:11] <hischild> cplab2-58, http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net/screenshots/restore-dialog-big.png
[08:11] <cplab2-58> jim_p; did u get what i said??
[08:11] <hischild> cplab2-58, he's afk, phonecall.
[08:11] <jim_p> cplab2-58, yes, just got back
[08:12] <EADG> angah: not wget. wget is cli only, but gwget & kwget-kde4 are gui... so says apt-cache :)
[08:12] <cplab2-58> jim_p; ohh...okk
[08:12] <cplab2-58> jim_p; did u get what i said??
[08:12] <jim_p> cplab2-58, yea
[08:12] <Djon> Вы все бараны Пошли все нахуй!!!
[08:12] <cplab2-58> jim_p; i got idea how to create aptoncd...
[08:13] <jim_p> cplab2-58, apt-oncd will get YOUR packages on the cd? or the ones from online?
[08:13] <DarkFuzion> russian
[08:13] <Djon> Вот и я говорю хорошая идея
[08:13] <Djon> Ес еп
[08:13] <jtaji> !ru | Djon
[08:13] <hischild> jim_p, only those which he has already installed.
[08:13] <DarkFuzion> privet
[08:14] <angah> EADG: does it has setting for login such as from rapidshare account?
[08:14] <Djon> Хай
[08:14] <jim_p> hischild, will apt-oncd isolate those? then no problem from me
[08:14] <brusteve> tnoy: My best guess is that it's booting from the first partition (/boot) but then it can't find the second, which contains all the good stuff
[08:14] <cplab2-58> jim_p; using aptoncd we can get packages from online.....now from this i want to install packages...how do i do that
[08:14] <Djon> Ты откуда?
[08:14] <EADG> angah: No idea, never used Rapidshare with wget :/
[08:15] <hischild> jim_p, how do you mean isolate those? It's pretty much what the !clone factoid does, but without the need to download. And ofcourse, it needs more space.
[08:15] <jim_p> cplab2-58, add that line to every sources.list on your pcs               deb file:///media/cdrom/repo ubuntu something
[08:15] <fdoving> hi. is there a shortcut to maximize windows vertically?
[08:15] <cplab2-58> jim_p; is that the correct code....
[08:15] <jim_p> hischild, for instance. if he is on gnome + some installed packages, i suppose he does not want the entire kde that the repo has :P
[08:15] <Shik> Hi
[08:16] <angah> EADG: i want to download from rapidshare
[08:16] <hischild> jim_p, ofcourse. It'll only copy the packages he's already got installed, so he can replicate his current installation.
[08:16] <cplab2-58> jim_p; or will this work...in repositories....i check cd drive
[08:16] <jim_p> cplab2-58,the "/repo ubuntu something" part changes
[08:16] <Shik> Privet pizdaboli
[08:16] <tinytitan> I'll just find a way on my own then lol
[08:16] <Photoguy> Foe some reason I can't visit this site: tigerdirect.com    I tried Konquerer, and Firefox, but neither work!
[08:17] <Photoguy> I haven't ever been able to on Ubuntu!
[08:17] <Shik> You Rams
[08:17] <hischild> Shik, please don't do that here.
[08:18] <Shik> I had you all
[08:18] <jim_p> Photoguy, it does connect me bubt veeeery slowly
[08:19] <brusteve> tnoy: since it's complaining about the UUID, instread of using in the boot menu root=UUID=********** can I hard code that to say the "second partition"? do you know how to do this? this is the only thing I can think of since I can't run blkid from here or busybox...
[08:19] <Shik> Suck my
[08:19] <jim_p> opera 9.63 is out!
[08:19] <tinytitan> Photoguy: tigerdirect.com works fine for me
[08:19] <Photoguy> Weird.
[08:19] <Photoguy> It doesn't work at all!
[08:19] <jim_p> Shik, grow up!
[08:19] <tinytitan> Photoguy: what version of ubuntu and what version of firefox?
[08:19] <Photoguy> Hold on, I'll try a Windows computer
[08:20] <Photoguy> 8.10, 3.0
[08:20] <Shik> Suck my
[08:20] <vegombrei> i need some help configuring a2dp i think ... i got a set of bluetooth headphones but i just cant get it to connect to my computer ... it shows up in bluetooth devices and stuff but there's no option to send sound to headphones
[08:20] <Shik> Suck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck mySuck my
[08:20] <tinytitan> Photoguy: worked fine on my 8.04 with 3.0
[08:20] <jtaji> !ops | Shik
[08:20] <brusteve> !op | Shik
[08:20] <jim_p> vegombrei, are you on laptop with shared wireless and bluetooth button?
[08:21] <Photoguy> It doesn't work very fast on the Windows computer..
[08:21] <jim_p> thanks jussi01
[08:21] <Photoguy> I thinkn it must be Christmas traffic.
[08:21] <vegombrei> jim_p: nopeon a desktop with a bluetooth usb device
[08:21] <jim_p> vegombrei, then i cant help :(
[08:21] <tinytitan> Photoguy: loads up very fast for me, perhaps it's your interwebs?
[08:21] <Photoguy> Maybe..
[08:21] <tinytitan> Photoguy: or just the distance between you and their server?
[08:22] <Photoguy> But ebrything else works great
[08:22] <Photoguy> I'm in Israel..but all other sites work great.
[08:22] <hischild> !away > nick|here
[08:23] <tinytitan> Photoguy: try http://206.191.131.10
[08:23] <nick|here> hischild: that's not an i'm back or i'm away kind of message. just changing my nick
[08:23] <vegombrei> jim_p: have you successfully connected a bluetooth headphones with ubuntu ?
[08:23] <jim_p> vegombrei, nope :( i have connected (paired) other stuff
[08:24] <Photoguy> Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)
[08:24] <Photoguy> That's what comes up.
[08:24] <hischild> nick|here, you're adding another message to an already huge channel with loads of text. You can use /away, which won't add text to the channel.
[08:25] <BezNalogov> Hello people. Can somebody tell me how I can schedule a job to be executed in 10 minutes. I expected "at" to be the right command for that, but I can't get it working there.
[08:26] <tinytitan> Photoguy: Found out why it's fast for me, their server is located an hour drive from me lol
[08:26] <Photoguy> heh
[08:26] <nick|here> BezNalogov: look at crontab entries  at google
[08:26] <tinytitan> Photoguy: I'd guess it's their server then
[08:26] <Photoguy> But it used to work..like a couple weeks ago.
[08:26] <Photoguy> Yeah
[08:26] <Photoguy> Christmas rush.
[08:26] <hischild> BezNalogov, you have to specify the time it has to run, not the time until you want it to run.
[08:27] <tinytitan> Photoguy: ah yeah
[08:27] <BezNalogov> no, i want this execution with a 10 minutes delay just one time, crontab is for regular executions
[08:27] <tinytitan> Photoguy: check the latency with a ping
[08:27] <Photoguy> How?
[08:27] <Photoguy> :P
[08:28] <nagchampa> in the 8.10 installer, does the automatic (guided) partitioning create a swap partition?
[08:28] <BezNalogov> I see hischild. Is there a way that I can do that in a bash script? Like calculate "now" + 10 minutes?
[08:28] <hischild> BezNalogov, why calculate? now + 10m should work. Anyway, got a coffee break here, i'll be back later.
[08:28] <BezNalogov> really? Excellent. Thanks
[08:29] <Photoguy> tinytitan how?
[08:30] <tinytitan> Photoguy: "ping www.tigerdirect.com"
[08:30] <tinytitan> Photoguy: in terminal
[08:32] <vladtsepesh1984> how to play m2ts on ubuntu???
[08:32] <Photoguy> ok
[08:33] <FlipFlop> hi... im new here
[08:33] <Photoguy> Me too!
[08:33] <Photoguy> :)
[08:33] <FlipFlop> :)
[08:34] <Photoguy> tinytitan this is what it says..
[08:34] <Photoguy> 64 bytes from www.tigerdirect.com (206.191.131.10): icmp_seq=128 ttl=103 time=215 ms
[08:34] <Photoguy> One of them that is..
[08:35] <tinytitan> Photoguy: ctrl+c to end it and give a summary. 215 ms isn't bad though... I wonder why you're having as much trouble as you are
[08:35] <Photoguy> 64 bytes from www.tigerdirect.com (206.191.131.10): icmp_seq=128 ttl=103 time=215 ms
[08:36] <Photoguy> Oh, sorry....
[08:36] <jim_p> Photoguy, do you have "without the use of proxy" in ff settings?
[08:36] <Photoguy> 246 packets transmitted, 245 received, 0% packet loss, time 245930ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 187.453/189.764/219.365/3.807 ms
[08:37] <jim_p> Photoguy, and also not using a proxy in gnome network settings and stuff
[08:37] <Photoguy> Ok, i'll look through the settings.
[08:37] <nagchampa> anyone know if the automatic partitioning in the ubuntu 8.10 installer adds a swap partition?
[08:38] <jtaji> nagappan: it does
[08:38] <jim_p> nagchampa, it does, if there is not an existing one
[08:38] <nagchampa> what size?
[08:39] <jim_p> nagappan, 2 times the size of the ram
[08:39] <nagchampa> thanks
[08:39] <vladtsepesh1984> how to play m2ts on ubuntu??
[08:42] <mosahin> hi. Need help with using real partitions on VirtualBox OSE.
[08:43] <jim_p> vladtsepesh1984, what is m2ts in real?
[08:43] <vegombrei> i need some help configuring a2dp i think ... i got a set of bluetooth headphones but i just cant get it to connect to my computer ... it shows up in bluetooth devices and stuff but there's no option to send sound to headphones
[08:43] <vladtsepesh1984> is the format for the real FULLHD format
[08:44] <jim_p> mosahin, do you mean set an existing os in an existing partition to work in vbox?
[08:44] <jim_p> vladtsepesh1984, mplayer maybe?
[08:44] <vladtsepesh1984> i opened it with vlc...but i can only see the video not the audio
[08:45] <mosahin> jim_p, no. I'm trying to access the files in my secondary partition using PuppyLinux live cd iso.
[08:46] <kurrata> hi, i was wondering if i can change somewhere thumbnail size in ubuntu?
[08:46] <burkesbythebay> Has anyone had success running MYOB in Ubuntu
[08:46] <jim_p> mosahin, what does vbox have to do with it? does the partition mount ?
[08:46] <rww> kurrata: what do you mean by "thumbnail size"? the size of the preview image for your files in the File Browser?
[08:47] <vietnow> Hiii, I need some help mounting a slave drive under xubuntu, I made a post on the ubuntu forums with all my questions, if you'd like to quickly view it, that would be great http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1012634
[08:47] <mosahin> I want to run DiabloII on both host system and the virtual PuppyLinux.
[08:47] <bastid_raZor> !mount > vietnow
 on desktop i have few pdf files wich show "page with text inside the document" and i want those "icons" to be smaller
[08:48] <vietnow> !mount
[08:48] <jim_p> vietnow, why dont you just mount it through fstab like normal?
[08:49] <vietnow> heres the odd thing....  It just randomly showed up in my /media/
[08:49] <jim_p> vietnow, then use fstab and FORCE it to mount in /mnt
[08:49] <Yossarian> okay this is really pissing me off. there are some WMA's that i can't play or convert
[08:49] <vietnow> I have no clue why, or if It will mount when I restart my pc
[08:49] <jim_p> Yossarian, it seems they are DRMed
[08:50] <rww> kurrata: oh, okay. In a normal File Browser window, you could use Ctrl++, Ctrl+-, and Ctrl+0 to do it (or Ctrl and the scroll wheel). For the desktop, I'm not sure, but I'll take a look and see if i can find anything.
[08:50] <vietnow> I was just wondering if you could tell me exactally what to put in my fstab, with my directory names and such
[08:50] <Yossarian> jim_p: that was my guess. but what can i do?
[08:51] <jim_p> vietnow, fstab is the permanent solution for mounting. it survives reboots and the like because thats what its supposed to do > provide a CONSTANT place for mounting everytime
 k, thx coudnt find enything usefull in google
[08:51] <jim_p> Yossarian, does soundKonverter convert them?
[08:52] <Yossarian> jim_p: nope, it gives some error
[08:52] <Yossarian> tried pacpl aswell
[08:52] <jim_p> Yossarian, then i would delete the files :( its no use searching
[08:53] <Yossarian> oh craaaaap
[08:53] <Yossarian> i can't really get them again
[08:54] <Yossarian> and i deleted MS completely
[08:54] <rww> kurrata: you can do it for individual icons by right-clicking the icon and choosing "Stretch Icon...", then dragging the little boxes that appear. You can set the default for all icons in both File Browser and the Desktop by opening File Browser and changing Edit > Preferences > Icon View Defaults: Default zoom level.
[08:54] <jim_p> Yossarian, well i may be able to find them for you. can you please pm me what they were?
[08:55] <Yossarian> they're classical recordings of Erich Bergel.
[08:55] <kurrata> rww:  thx
[08:55] <jim_p> Yossarian, give me a sec
[08:56] <Yossarian> i hate MS so freaking much
[08:56] <Yossarian> they're just arseholes
[08:56] <Yossarian> :(
[08:57] <tiyowan> !language
[08:57] <DaHopi> hello @all - on my 8.10 firefox is so slow on sites with flash plugin and / or heavy javascript. is there a possibility to make ff3 faster?
[08:58] <DASPRiD> DaHopi, tried Swiftfox?
[08:58] <jim_p> DaHopi, flashblock and noscript
[08:58] <zhjawe> Hi,Does anybody know how can I change root directry in apache.
[08:58] <vietnow> DaHopi; I recommend the extention NoScript
[08:58] <zhjawe> my OS is ubuntu 8.10.
[08:59] <DaHopi> jim_p: NoScript is not possbile, because we develop Web2.0 Applications.. :/
[08:59] <DaHopi> DASPRiD: is swiftfox faster?
[08:59] <jim_p> DaHopi, ok then, you can install flashblock and get some speed bonus
[08:59] <DASPRiD> DaHopi, http://getswiftfox.com/
[09:00] <DASPRiD> DaHopi, it is
[09:00] <DaHopi> jim_p: flashblock is installed, but if i want to hear a song from youtube, and browse on the other tab, firefox is running like on my good old 800 MHZ Desktop
[09:00] <vietnow> Hii, I'm wondering if someone could tell me the exact output of what I would add to my fstab to have my drive mounted at bootup. my detailed infromation is on a post here ::  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1012634
[09:00] <DaHopi> DASPRiD: i'll give it a try, thanks!
[09:01] <DASPRiD> DaHopi, else try a lightweight browser like epiphany
[09:01] <DASPRiD> or lynx
[09:01] <DASPRiD> ;)
[09:01] <jim_p> DaHopi, :| i never had such problem with ff
[09:01] <tiyowan> lynx, hehehe.
[09:01] <DASPRiD> ityowan: he, lynx is the best browser ever! ;)I
[09:01] <DASPRiD> nothing can beat it's performance :D
[09:02] <onats> is the ati 3870 supported on intrepid ibex?
[09:02] <DaHopi> jim_p: on 8.04 i think it was a tick faster..
[09:02] <jim_p> Yossarian, are you there?
[09:02] <mylisto> hey everyone
[09:02] <DaHopi> i prefer links.. ;)
[09:02] <hischild> !hcl | onats (check :-))
[09:02] <mylisto> I used devede to make an iso of a moie
[09:02] <mylisto> movie
[09:02] <jim_p> DaHopi, use opera!
[09:02] <Yossarian> yup
[09:02] <Yossarian> me here
[09:02] <mario> !it
[09:02] <mylisto> how can I burn this iso to a dvd to play in a normal dvd player?
[09:02] <DASPRiD> jim_p: no blasphemy!
[09:02] <onats> cool. thanks hischild
[09:03] <DaHopi> jim_p: opera is not kompatible to Backbase Web2.0 Frameworks.. :( bit its very fast, i agree :)
[09:03] <hischild> !ot | jim_p, DaHopi, DASPRiD
[09:04] <DASPRiD> cant join another channel :x
[09:04] <mylisto> anyone?
[09:04] <jim_p> hischild, what did i say?!
[09:05] <jim_p> mylisto, with any iso burning app like brasero or k3b
[09:05] <cplab2-58> hey i just started a blog....the posts contain talks from this IRC client......just give me feedback on what you think about it        http://ossarchives.blogspot.com/
[09:05] <hischild> jim_p, <jim_p> DaHopi, use opera!
[09:05] <tormsl> does anyone know how I install the linux-header package for this kernel: 2.6.18-028stab059.5-ent ?
[09:06] <mylisto> thanks jim
[09:06] <mylisto> hehe
[09:06] <mylisto> later
[09:06] <vietnow> Jim_P ::   I've found the correct thing to add to my fstab, is it necessary to make a directory in my /media/ for it, or should it automatically find it if its in the fstab?
[09:06] <jim_p> hischild, and how is this considered offtopic? he has problems with firefox and i suggested opera as alternative
[09:06] <DASPRiD> i have a Q for you as well: I have a second x-screen running on my third monitor, but the programs which have a tray icon dont appear in the systray there
[09:06] <owen1> any good command-line recording app?
[09:06] <hischild> jim_p, you were feeding the discussion about which browser was better.
[09:06] <vegombrei> i need some help configuring a2dp i think ... i got a set of bluetooth headphones but i just cant get it to connect to my computer ... it shows up in bluetooth devices and stuff but there's no option to send sound to headphones
[09:07] <onats> !xorg
[09:07] <jim_p> vietnow, you will need to make that folder in /mnt . /media is for removable media
[09:07] <DIFH-iceroot> !burning | owen1
[09:07] <onats> what's the version of xorg in ubuntu 8.10?
[09:07] <owen1> any good command-line audio recording app?
[09:07] <jim_p> onats, sadly, 7.5
[09:07] <jim_p> onats, *1.5
[09:08] <onats> jim_p, does that have issues with video cards?
[09:08] <onats> so i should just install 8.04 then
[09:08] <jim_p> onats, depends on what you define as usual. if ati poor performance is considered usual, yes
[09:08] <jim_p> onats, it is also incompatible with fglrx
[09:09] <onats> jim_p
[09:09] <onats> so you suggest i just go with 8.04?
[09:09] <jim_p> onats, what gpu are you on?
[09:09] <onats> powercolor 3870
[09:09] <onats> ati
[09:10] <jim_p> onats, yes :( i am on a 3850 and stayed to 8.04 for that reason
[09:10] <onats> jim_p, ok thanks for the tip.
[09:10] <onats> i need something stable
[09:10] <onats> and its a fresh hardware, so i dont want to be doing any reinstalls
[09:10] <jim_p> onats, in case you need a nice xorg example       http://7g.pri.ee/mine.conf
[09:10] <iminhell> How do I delete a folder that it says i can not delete?    I want to remove /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.27-9/arch/sh
[09:10] <JollyRoger> Hello everyone.
[09:11] <onats> jim_p, thanks!
[09:11] <jim_p> iminhell, sudo rm -r /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.27-9/arch/sh
[09:11] <DIFH-iceroot> iminhell: sudo
[09:11] <owen1> any good command-line audio recording app?
[09:11] <jim_p> iminhell, does it contain something more than headers?
[09:11] <Kohvihoor> is 8.10 unstable with ati?
[09:11] <hischild> iminhell, why do you want to remove that folder?
[09:12] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, ati's fglrx is incompatible with xorg 1.5 that 8.10 has
[09:12] <iminhell> hischild: just a duplicate of a makefile that i think may be the root of my dvd playback troubles, I don't have -9 on here.
[09:12] <Kohvihoor> so maybe that's why my installation froze.
[09:12] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, you can always use the opensource drivers that do work, but hace much less performance
[09:12] <Kohvihoor> yea i know.
[09:13] <Kohvihoor> good thing i have nvidia card at work. :D
[09:13] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, did you install fglrx?
[09:13] <hischild> iminhell, i don't understand how a makefile can be the source of dvd playback trouble. Can you explain it? And do this for me and give me the output .. uname -a
[09:13] <Kohvihoor> i didn't do anything, because installation bootup froze before i could even see anything past usplash
[09:13] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, not even the live enviroment?
[09:14] <Kohvihoor> nope.
[09:14] <blip-> hi all,  I have a FAT32 partition for sharing stuff between the dualboot windoze and linux.   But i'm losing data when I shutdown from linux as it isn't unmounting.   The reason for that is when I mount it via Dolphin file manager KDE prompts me for a password, likewise when I unmount it prompts... so when I shutdown the password prompt comes up to unmount but i have no time to type it before X turns off.   I checked fstab and found that the partition
[09:14] <blip-> isn't defined in there... must it be ?  Is that the cause of the permissions request ?   thanks
[09:14] <Darkhost> http://imperiumreklamy.com/pages/ptp.php?refid=krzysztof9222 click here to fun
[09:14] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, thats weird. can you try the alternative installation cd?
[09:14] <JollyRoger> Does any1 else get that nasty keyboard lag when trying to cap the first letter and it ends up capping the first and second letter ??
[09:15] <Darkhost> fun for linux http://imperiumreklamy.com/pages/ptp.php?refid=krzysztof9222
[09:15] <Kohvihoor> jim_p, if i have time, i'll try it today later. else i'm gonna submit a bug report.
[09:15] <hischild> Darkhost, please don't do that in here.
[09:15] <jim_p> stop it Darkhost
[09:15] <Kohvihoor> because 8.04 worked fine
[09:16] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, i am sure there will already be one
[09:16] <Kohvihoor> yea, me too.
[09:16] <Darkhost> ok
[09:16] <Darkhost> sorry:(
[09:16] <jim_p> :)
[09:16] <Kohvihoor> if i'm not the only one with this strange computer i have.
[09:17] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, what gpu are you on?
[09:17] <iminhell> hischild: http://paste.ubuntu.com/86121/       I can't get any dvd to play, I submitted a bug because we though we found the problem, they list it as answered now but I still don't have a fix, I've not had good luck with Ubuntu yet. Here is the link to my launchpad --> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/54351
[09:17] <Kohvihoor> jim_p, ati 2400pro
[09:17] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, agp?
[09:17] <Kohvihoor> pci-e
[09:18] <giganto> #html
[09:18] <nbeebo> how can i see what my computer is made of, what command?
[09:18] <nbeebo> cpu ram etc
[09:18] <hischild> iminhell, you have a specific reason not to be on the -9 kernel?
[09:18] <hischild> iminhell, and do you have the libdvdcss package from medibuntu installed?
[09:18] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, well this is my xorg.conf, in case you get some idea              http://7g.pri.ee/mine.conf
[09:19] <the_gamer> nbeebo, multiple commands
[09:19] <iminhell> hischild: not really  and yes
[09:19] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, i am on ati 3850 pcix
[09:19] <rww> nbeebo: "sudo lshw" has all the information you'll probably ever want :)
[09:19] <jim_p> nbeebo, lshw
[09:19] <nbeebo> the_gamer.. hmm ok... rww, jim_p ill try thanks
[09:19] <hischild> iminhell, well i would always suggest to be on the latest kernel, which would be the -9 kernel in this case. You've tried the fix they gave? adding it to .bashrc
[09:19] <gusto5> hello, im interested in changing the 'on battery' dim from 40% to 60%, how can i accomplish this?
[09:20] <the_gamer> nbeebo, for cpu cat /proc/cpuinfo, for ram, cat /proc/meminfo
[09:20] <Kohvihoor> jim_p, thanks.
[09:20] <the_gamer> lspci etc...
[09:20] <the_gamer> yeah, lshw would be best
[09:20] <Kohvihoor> tho i run dual monitors, so it's a bit different.
[09:20] <owen1> how to record myself using the terminal?
[09:20] <iminhell> hischild:  It wouldn't add to the .bashrc. At least when I looked at the files I saw nothing relating to dvdcss
[09:21] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, somewhere in there is the 	Option		"DesktopSetup" 		"single"   change that and add the other monitor under mine
[09:21] <JollyRoger> omfg... can anyone tell me what the java plugin install command is for firefox..... ie tried this about a hundred times..   sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[09:21] <hischild> iminhell, that's because .bashrc isn't related to libdvdcss, dvdcss or anything for that matter. However, what you'll be adding there will affect all applications. Are you willing to try it?
[09:21] <Kohvihoor> in 8.04 i used aticonfig
[09:21] <iminhell> hischild: if those links to the paste still work, that was exactly what was in those files
[09:21] <aperson> blip-:autofs
[09:21] <jim_p> JollyRoger, did you run the update-alternatives command too
[09:22] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: I believe that command is correct.
[09:22] <hischild> iminhell, i know .bashrc :-) The effect would be that you won't have to set the env variable, because it's set as soon as you login.
[09:22] <jim_p> Kohvihoor, noooo avoid it at all costs! you dont want to look at the xorg.conf it makes :(
[09:22] <nbeebo> the_gamer, thanks
[09:22] <Sookie> Hi All
[09:22] <iminhell> hischild: can try, I got nothing to loose
[09:22] <JollyRoger> well that command keeps telling me...  Package sun-java6-plugin is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[09:22] <JollyRoger> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[09:22] <JollyRoger> is only available from another source
[09:22] <JollyRoger> E: Package sun-java6-plugin has no installation candidate
[09:22] <blip-> aperson: don't I already have this ?   How is kubuntu 8.04 mounting my root and home then
[09:22] <FloodBot2> JollyRoger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:22] <Kohvihoor> jim_p, but its easier. :( but okay, i'll try to avoid it next time.
[09:23] <hischild> iminhell, alright. It's fairly easy actually, open up a terminal and copy this command to execute -->echo "export DVDCSS_METHOD=title" >> ~/.bashrc
[09:23] <hischild> iminhell, then log out, back in, and see if it works.
[09:23] <aperson> blip-: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/allow-normal-user-to-mount-linux-partitions-usb-stickpen-device.html has some info
[09:23] <JollyRoger> E: Couldn't find package update-alternatives
[09:23] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Um...wait one.
[09:23] <iminhell> brb
[09:24] <JollyRoger> thats what i get for update-alternitives
[09:24] <blip-> thanks person
[09:24] <hischild> !enter | JollyRoger
[09:24] <hischild> !pastebin | JollyRoger
[09:24] <jim_p> JollyRoger, lol its sudo update-alternatives
[09:24] <JollyRoger> i did it..
[09:24] <jim_p> JollyRoger, plus a java parameter
[09:24] <jim_p> !java
[09:24] <JollyRoger> still the same problem, lol.
[09:24] <cplab2-58> hey can anyone tell me the package for compiz to be installed for deskop effects like cube
[09:25] <JollyRoger> already checked the forums lol.
[09:25] <JollyRoger> nothing helps...
[09:25] <rww> JollyRoger: you're trying to install the wrong package. Try sun-java6-jre instead of -plugin.
[09:25] <hischild> cplab2-58, compizconfig-settings-manager or ccsm-simple, your choice
[09:25] <owen1> any command-line app for recording myself?
[09:25] <rww> !ccsm | cplab2-58
[09:25] <JollyRoger> i already installed it rww, but... still does not work for firefox..
[09:25] <Sookie> I have a problem that I can't figure out how to sort out. I managed to get the VPN PPT connection to work in Intrepid at home. However at the office it does'nt connect. Starting in XP or using another computer in the same office network (XP) it is possible to connect, however when I start my computer in Linux it doesn't. The only diference between home and the office is that at the office we have a VPN PPTP server with the PPTP prot
[09:25] <Sookie> ocol ports forwarded to it; However if this is the reason, why the others computers or mine in XP can connect? Can you help me please?
[09:26] <hischild> JollyRoger, ease down on that enter button, it's gotta last longer then an hour
[09:26] <tormsl> does anyone know how I install the linux-header package for this kernel:  2.6.18-028stab059.5-ent ?
[09:26] <jim_p> owen1, arecord maybe?
[09:26] <Kohvihoor> does anyone have experience with likewise and ms exchange?
[09:26] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Ok. Are you using intrepid?
[09:26] <JollyRoger> Sorry lol.
[09:26] <JollyRoger> yes.
[09:26] <jim_p> tormsl, what is that ? a custom made kernel?
[09:26] <rww> JollyRoger: go to about:plugins and see if you have an entry for Java in there. Also, check in Firefox preferences and make sure that "Enable Java" is checked. It sounds stupid, but that was someone's problem yesterday.
[09:26] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Step 1: Verify that the Sun Java JRE is installed by going to Applications -> Add/Remove programs.
[09:26] <owen1> jim_p: thanks, i'll try it
[09:26] <tormsl> it's a kernel on a rented VPS server
[09:26] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: If it is. Step 2: Go to firefox and type about:plugins.
[09:27] <jim_p> owen1, you are welcome and sorry for the delay
[09:27] <tormsl> it's running 8.04 server with this kernel
[09:27] <owen1> jim_p: (-:
[09:27] <jim_p> tormsl, 2.6.18 is as old as... ubuntu dapper!
[09:27] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Step 3: If you don't see a Java entry there. Visit any site which has Java code and ff'll prompt you to install the plugin. Do so.
[09:27] <hischild> jim_p, if iminhell gets back here, will you let him know i'm out for a break? tell him to PM me if he succeeded please.
[09:27] <rww> tormsl: are you sure that's an Ubuntu server? Looks like a CentOS kernel to me =/
[09:27] <jim_p> hischild, ok lol
[09:27] <hischild> jim_p, tnx
[09:28] <tormsl> how do I determine what installation is it from the command line then?
[09:28] <jim_p> tormsl, uname -r for the kernel
[09:28] <JollyRoger> tiyowan, ive check as many sites as i can for the java plugin... i cannot find one site that actually helps me lol.
[09:28] <rww> tormsl: run lsb_release -a
[09:28] <jim_p> tormsl, lsb_release -a for the distso
[09:28] <jim_p> rww got me
[09:29] <tormsl> Description:Ubuntu 8.04.1
[09:29] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Do you see an entry for Java in about:plugins?
[09:29] <JollyRoger> No.
[09:29] <rww> tormsl: huh, guess I was wrong. Never mind, then :)
[09:29] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: Wait one.
[09:30] <tormsl> but is there anywhere I can get linux 2.6.18 kernel headers?
[09:30] <JollyRoger> OK.
[09:30] <jim_p> tormsl, ubuntu 8.04 AND kernel 2.6.18 ?
[09:30] <iminhell> hischild: didn't work
[09:30] <tormsl> yes :(
[09:30] <gusto5> im interested in changing the 'on battery' dim from 40% to 60%, how can i accomplish this?
[09:31] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp?detect=jre&try=1 <- Could you please go to this page.
[09:31] <jim_p> tormsl, only if you add a dapper repo and pray to the apt power to retrieve it from there. and still it wonr match the kernel 100%
[09:31] <JollyRoger> OK.
[09:31] <tiyowan> JollyRoger: What does the page say?
[09:31] <tormsl> so, maybe I should compile a new kernel then
[09:31] <JollyRoger> INstalling java. lol
[09:32] <JollyRoger> but i have installed it.
[09:32] <vegombrei> i need some help configuring a2dp i think ... i got a set of bluetooth headphones but i just cant get it to connect to my computer ... it shows up in bluetooth devices and stuff but there's no option to send sound to headphones
[09:32] <jim_p> tormsl, no. just install the latest one (2.6.24 for 8.04) and its headers as well
[09:32] <vegombrei> can someone pleaseeee help me ... if i dont get the headphones working by tonight my girlfriend will make me sleep on the couch
[09:33] <jim_p> vegombrei, if this is the problem then yes. can i pm you?
[09:33] <vegombrei> jim_p: please
[09:33] <tormsl> what apt-package is that?
[09:33] <tormsl> linux-kernel-2.6.24-server?
[09:34] <JollyRoger> everything is correct, and everything is enabled, i dont understand why it will not simply not plugin to firefox :\
[09:34] <onetinsoldier> JollyRoger: are you using 64-bit?
[09:34] <JollyRoger> Honestly im not sure. lol.
[09:35] <onetinsoldier> JollyRoger: roger... one moment
[09:35] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Sorry, I got disconnected.
[09:35] <JollyRoger> No Problem.
[09:35] <DarkFuzion> wb
[09:35] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Did the Java page install Java?
[09:36] <c_malc> can someone please point me in the right direction... to get my Ubuntu pc's to network with each other ?
[09:36] <JollyRoger> it did nothing. but tell me how to enable java in my browser which i have already done and does not help.
[09:36] <c_malc> a nice gui would do
[09:37] <Appiah> by network with eachother you mean what c_malc ?
[09:37] <Appiah> share files?
[09:37] <onetinsoldier> JollyRoger: type in   uname -a  ....look for    x86_64   ...is that on the line?
[09:37] <c_malc> Appiah: yes I want to share partitions across a router
[09:38] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Edit -> Preferences, verify that Enable Java is ticked.
[09:38] <Appiah> across the router?
[09:38] <DarkFuzion> ahhh
[09:38] <ushills1> Hi, I want to check if DMA is enabled on my dvd drive but /dev/dvd does not appear to be correct, how do I find out which /dev/? my drive is linked to
[09:38] <Appiah> you mean all are not behind the router c_malc ?
[09:38] <JollyRoger> Yes i have 86_64. and yes my java is enabled through firefox.
[09:38] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: And do what onetinsoldier is telling you, because if you're using 64-bits, then Java won't work.
[09:38] <tiyowan_> Jolly: Ah! Bingo! You need to use something else. OpenJava.
[09:38] <JollyRoger> lol
[09:38] <Appiah> Sun released 64bit javaplugin for browsers some day ago
[09:38] <rww> funny, my java works just fine =/
[09:39] <JollyRoger> Great. now i feel like the jolly green idiot :D
[09:39] <n2diy> ushills1, lshw?
[09:39] <onetinsoldier> JollyRoger: the java plugin for x86_64 won't be available until sometime next year... is the word
[09:39] <c_malc> Appiah: yes I have two Ubuntu desktops ethernet cabled to a router and an Ubuntu netbook-remix netbook on wifi
[09:39] <JollyRoger> OPenJava ?
[09:39] <rww> although maybe it's secretly some impostor java that works fine and the real sun java doesn't. i wouldn't notice the difference.
[09:39] <fivetwentysix> JollyRoger, 64-bit Sunjava does work for firefox
[09:39] <Photoguy> I have 32 bit 8.10, is it worth upgrading to 64bit? I do lots of 3d modelling and rendering.
[09:39] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, do you use over 3gb of ram?
[09:39] <c_malc> Appiah: I'd like to be able to move files about between them
[09:39] <Photoguy> NO, 1.5
[09:39] <tnoy> it is only worth upgrading if you have more than 3gb of ram
[09:40] <Photoguy> ok
[09:40] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, then you have no real benefits...
[09:40] <Photoguy> Thanks.
[09:40] <Appiah> c_malc: the routers wifi or is there a single access point behind or outside ?
[09:40] <JollyRoger> can i install openjava through terminal ?
[09:40] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, isn't 3d rendering very memory intensive?
[09:40] <Photoguy> Yes..
[09:40] <Photoguy> Very
[09:40] <Appiah> JollyRoger: sudo apt-get install ?
[09:40] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, why don't you upgrade to 4gb of ram?
[09:41] <Photoguy> I need more ram :P
[09:41] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, it'll give you a reason to upgrade to 64-bit
[09:41] <JollyRoger> sudo apt-get install openjava ?
[09:41] <c_malc> Appiah: the router is Linksys WRT54GL (4 ethernet ports and wifi and internet WAN)
[09:41] <Appiah> apt-get install is for installing with commandline JollyRoger
[09:41] <Photoguy> Well, I wil when I get a new computer, at least 4g ram and quad 2.4ghz
[09:41] <Appiah> c_malc: then use NFS or Samba
[09:42] <Appiah> I'd suggest samba incase there happens to be a windows machine there..
[09:42] <Appiah> there is NFS softwares for win too but...
[09:42] <c_malc> Appiah: yes.. there is a Windows laptop as well
[09:42] <JollyRoger> sigh, sudo apt-get install openjava did not work :\
[09:42] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, sounds similar to my system.
[09:42] <Appiah> c_malc: then use samba
[09:42] <Photoguy> C2Q?
[09:42] <Photoguy> 4gb?
[09:43] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, q6600 4gb ram
[09:43] <c_malc> Appiah: ok... I'll see if it's installed
[09:43] <Photoguy> Nice!
[09:43] <fivetwentysix> Photoguy, with a 8800gts gfx card
[09:43] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Um. Hmmm. All I know about this is, is that someone else was having a problem earlier with Sun's Java on the 64 bit platform, and they tried an open-source alternative.
[09:43] <aldin> hi, how can i list all installed packages (i want to sync two computers), so i can apt-get install "listed" packages
[09:43] <Photoguy> fivetwentysix: PM ok?
[09:43] <tiyowan_> aldin | !clone
[09:44] <iminhell> hischild:  you still here?
[09:44] <Appiah> aldin: with some scritping maybe? to list installed packages use dpkg (man dpkg)
[09:44] <JollyRoger> So basicly im not going to be able to get java :\
[09:44] <Appiah> dpkg -l
[09:45] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: We're not going to give up on you yet, mate. Wait one.
[09:45] <JollyRoger> Lol, ok thank you.
[09:45] <A> http://imperiumreklamy.com/pages/ptp.php?refid=krzysztof9222 WOW!
[09:45] <c_malc> Appiah: it's already installed and there is a GUI called system-config-samba  thanks I'll look into that
[09:46] <Appiah> c_malc: np
[09:46] <ehama> any tool for restoring the partition table?
[09:47] <ushills1> when doing sudo hdparm /dev/sr0 for my dvd drive to check if DMA is enabled all I get is inappropriate ioctl for device, what does this mean?
[09:47] <aldin> Appiah: i found it, tiyowan_ thanks for "!clone"
[09:47] <tiyowan_> aldin: No problem.
[09:47] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Have you installed the restricted-extras?
[09:48] <JollyRoger> Uhmm
[09:48] <JollyRoger> Could you tell me how to install them ? lol.
[09:49] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Ok do this first. Applications -> Acc. -> Terminal. java -version
[09:50] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: What does running "java -version" show you?
[09:50] <JollyRoger> IcedTea6 1.3.1 (6b12-0ubuntu6) Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_0-b12)
[09:50] <JollyRoger> OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 1.6.0_0-b12, mixed mode)
[09:51] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: What the heck.
[09:51] <JollyRoger> lol :\
[09:51] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Ok wait one.
[09:51] <JollyRoger> Ok
[09:52] <rww> JollyRoger: make a new firefox profile (run firefox -ProfileManager from the terminal) and see if it has java or not
[09:52] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Go to Applications -> Add/Remove Programs. Remove the openJDK and IcedTea plugin from there. We need to start fresh.
[09:52] <JollyRoger> Ok
[09:53] <JollyRoger> Done.
[09:54] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Ok, now still in add/remove, search for Sun Java 6 Runtime, and place a checkmark next to that. *Only* that, please.
[09:55] <bullgard4> Having called cheops-ng what do I have to fill in the  text input field 'Agent hostname'?
[09:55] <JollyRoger> Dead search results.
[09:56] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Could you go to System -> Admin. -> Software Sources. Then click on the Third-Party tab. Tell me if you see something like medibuntu there?
[09:56] <echinos> Ok, I have a sound issue - everything trying to use sound hung, so I ctrl-alt-bksp to restart X, opened rhythmbox, and it turned grey and hung
[09:56] <echinos> How do I tell what is going on?
[09:57] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Also. In Add/Remove programs, search for Ubuntu restricted extras and check whether it is ticked or not.
[09:57] <JollyRoger> theres only two things in third-party software, nothing which says medibuntu
[09:58] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Gotcha. Check for the restricted extras in Add/Remove programs please.
[09:58] <JollyRoger> no search results.
[09:58] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: "Ubuntu Restricted Extras"?
[09:59] <zsc111> hello
[09:59] <JollyRoger> Nothing.
[09:59] <b0t4k> ola
[10:00] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Umm...next to search, it's set to All available applications is set?
[10:00] <JollyRoger> Oooo
[10:00] <JollyRoger> lol now it came up :O
[10:01] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: *whap* Is it ticked?
[10:01] <JollyRoger> No, should i install it.
[10:01] <JollyRoger> ?
[10:01] <ushills1> I'm having a few issues with dvd playback of cetain dvds under ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10, they seem to just clog up the drive.  Most dvd's work fine but a few of the latest will not playback or rip.
[10:01] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Okay now please pay attention.
[10:01] <JollyRoger> ok.
[10:02] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Tick ubuntu restricted extras. Also search for Sun Java 6 JRE *again*. That should come up as well. Tick *that*.
[10:02] <kristof> does anyone know a solution to this bug in oo.o presentations: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/298494
[10:03] <JollyRoger> Ok, Sun Java 6 JRE is ticked.
[10:03] <JollyRoger> ALready.
[10:03] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Click on Apply changes.
[10:03] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Open up a terminal and type java -version again. Write what you see.
[10:04] <perlmonkey> think I borked my system during last upgrade. I'm trying to remove exim4 and replace it with postfix, ive used apt-get remove on exim4 but im getting dependency error from apt... The following packages have unmet dependencies:  exim4-daemon-light: Depends: exim4-base (>= 4.69) but it is not installed
[10:04] <jim_p> !medibuntu
[10:04] <JollyRoger> ok, i will when its done.
[10:04] <perlmonkey> apt-get remove ﻿exim4-daemon-light reports:  The following packages have unmet dependencies:  mailx: Depends: exim4 but it is not going to be installed or mail-transport-agent sensible-mda: Depends: sendmail-bin but it is not going to be installed or mail-transport-agent
[10:05] <perlmonkey> suggestions?
[10:06] <perlmonkey> useful as ever
[10:07] <JollyRoger> IcedTea6 1.3.1 (6b12-0ubuntu6) Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_0-b12)
[10:07] <JollyRoger> OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 1.6.0_0-b12, mixed mode)
[10:08] <JollyRoger> thats what i get for java -version
[10:08] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Um. Could you log out and back in, please, and try this again?
[10:08] <JollyRoger> like user log out ?
[10:08] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Yep.
[10:08] <JollyRoger> Brb. :)
[10:10] <JollyRoger> Ok.
[10:10] <pzn> I did a update yesterday. all ok. today I did it again (intrepid). many things stoped working, and I need to work :-) can I "reverse the upgrade" to work during the day, then at night I can do it again and search for the problems? how to reverse it? using intrepid/i386 with intrepid-updates in source list.
[10:11] <JollyRoger> it says the same thing when i do java -version
[10:11] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Hmm. Open up firefox and try to access a java page, please.
[10:11] <echinos> remove mailx first?
[10:11] <echinos> I dunno if that
[10:11] <echinos> is even a package
[10:11] <echinos> ah, it is
[10:11] <FloodBot2> echinos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:12] <echinos> wow, laggy
[10:12] <JollyRoger> Whoa.. it has a Netx client up, with /tmp    should i ok this ?
[10:12] <JollyRoger> Choose cache directory.
[10:12] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: What?
[10:13] <ja660k> does anyone know if i can do this.... edit my right click menu... in ubuntu... without using fluxbox or simelar
[10:13] <JollyRoger> is /tmp an ok directory for cache files ?
[10:13] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Just go to a simple java page, man, with firefox.
[10:13] <JollyRoger> i am.
[10:13] <nida> hello, would you please tell me how to directly acces #ubuntu-de . When entering the network ubuntuserver it automaticly transfer me to this anglosaxon channel and I would like not to interrupt u and at the same time would like to to cut short my way to support in German language
[10:13] <JollyRoger> and thats what poped up.
[10:14] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: I'm blind now. Click OK and see what happens? ;-)
[10:14] <ottoshmidt> is /mnt forlder's system a /dev/hda2?
[10:14] <aLeSD_> hi all
[10:14] <Guest29548> hey, for some reason Alt+F2 won't work ... any ideas how to fix this?
[10:14] <nida> (I'm using xchat)
[10:14] <aLeSD_> how could I set the domain name of my machine ?
[10:14] <harveyd> how do I do the equivalent of create archive > .jar on the command line?
[10:15] <rokeeee> hey what the heck
[10:15] <rokeeee> why is my name shortened?
[10:15] <JollyRoger> works :D
[10:15] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Java's working?
[10:15] <AltinT> ﻿hey, for some reason Alt+F2 won't work ... any ideas how to fix this?
[10:15] <JollyRoger> YUp.
[10:15] <JollyRoger> thanks man :D
[10:16] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Phew. Well I'll be damned. :-) You're welcome, mate.
[10:16] <rookeeeeeeeee> can anyone tell me how to install safari?
[10:16] <kristof> aLeSD: you'd need a dns I think
[10:16] <hateball> rookeeeeeeeee❄ Not an answer to your question, but there's epiphany-webkit if you need a webkit browser
[10:18] <bazhang> rookeeeeeeeee, need to use wine to do it
[10:18] <rookeeeeeeeee> what happened to safari?
[10:18] <harveyd> if you need to test in safari, you can use sun virtualbox to run windows inside ubuntu
[10:18] <rookeeeeeeeee> you didnt used ta need wine to use safari
[10:18] <bazhang> rookeeeeeeeee, get the xp version and run under wine
[10:18] <giganto> hi all, I've got a usb card reader plugged in, there's a "USB Drive" in the file manager, but i cannot access it... how do i go about this??
[10:19] <rookeeeeeeeee> bazhang why did they scrap safari in 8.10?
[10:19] <dark`night> hello i'm newbie using ubuntu.. i got problem about resolution, i'm using samsung 20" inch.. i try to change high resolution and then the screen blank.. how to restore it to default resolution.
[10:19] <bazhang> rookeeeeeeeee, they didnt
[10:19] <harveyd> they never had safari
[10:19] <rookeeeeeeeee> how can i use it then?
[10:19] <rookeeeeeeeee> whoops
[10:19] <bazhang> rookeeeeeeeee, I already told you
[10:19] <harveyd> virtualbox, vmware, or wine
[10:19] <rookeeeeeeeee> sorry
[10:19] <dark`night> dear expert .. please help how to restore default resolution ?
[10:19] <fasta> How can I see which program is using a certain socket?
[10:19] <DASPRiD> i have a Q for you as well: I have a second x-screen running on my third monitor, but the programs which have a tray icon dont appear in the systray there
[10:20] <harveyd> netstat?
[10:20] <kristof> dark`night: system->preferences->screenresolution
[10:21] <AltinT> what is the application launched by alt+f2 called?
[10:21] <Sorcererbob> the application launcher
[10:22]  * Sorcererbob makes it upa s he goes
[10:22] <Sorcererbob> up as*
[10:23] <JollyRoger> Oh goody, more probelms. lol
[10:24] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: What's up?
[10:24] <JollyRoger> Trying to get sound in my headphones since its my only source for sound.
[10:24] <giganto> hi all, I've got a usb card reader plugged in, there's a "USB Drive" in the file manager, but i cannot access it... how do i go about this?
[10:24] <giganto> anyone?
[10:25] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Ok. No sound? Bad sound? What's up?
[10:25] <dark`night> :(
[10:25] <dark`night> anyone..
[10:25] <dark`night> plz
[10:25] <JollyRoger> No sound at all, but when i turn the mic up i can hear it through the headphones lol.
[10:25] <divinebovine> giganto: did you google if that device is supported and what software you can use with it?
[10:25] <divinebovine> or you just plugged it in and magically expect it to work?
[10:25] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: run sudo fdisk -l it will show partitions
[10:26] <JollyRoger> i set it to my usb headset...
[10:26] <Sorcererbob> dark`night: you can edit your xorg.conf manually if the graphic system isn't starting. But if it is, then you can do it through the preferences
[10:26] <JollyRoger> didnt know you had to know rocket science in order to work headphones to a pc. :\
[10:26] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: if one shows up, mount it to a folder
[10:26] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: I need to go on a 15 min break now. :-) But if no one's helped you fix it till then, then I'll look into it.
[10:26] <JollyRoger> ill figure it out, but thank you.
[10:27] <dark`night> i was viewed that file (xorg.conf) .. the file there's no update configuration ..
[10:27] <dark`night> any wizard application to setting resolution ?
[10:28] <ActionParsnip2> dark`night: what gfx card?
[10:28] <dark`night> ASUS EN9500GT Top - NVdia
[10:28] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, ran fdisk -l but i don't think it showed up. All it showed was ... swap, extended and linux
[10:28] <ActionParsnip2> !nvidia | dark`night
[10:28] <dark`night> vga already detect
[10:29] <dark`night> i just want to know how to change resolution with console
[10:29] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: yu said it was a card reader. do you have a card in the reader?
[10:29] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, yup
[10:29] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, there's a card in the reader
[10:29] <Sorcererbob> dark`night: the graphics settings are kept in a file called xorg.conf
[10:30] <Sorcererbob> I believe its stored in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:30] <dark`night> yes i know but.. there's nothing happend at there.. i can show you if you want to see it
[10:30] <tiyowan_> giganto: What kind of reader is it? Internal or USB?
[10:30] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: use pastebin in future dude
[10:30] <Sorcererbob> I'd love to see
[10:30] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, okay
[10:30] <dark`night> i try to use 915 resolution but apt-get install said obsolete
[10:30] <giganto> tiyowan_, usb
[10:30] <giganto> tiyowan_, the internal one doesn't work either
[10:31] <tiyowan_> giganto: Does it detect the reader when you type "lsusb"?
[10:31] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: try unplugiing the device: sudo rmmod usb-storage then reconnecting
[10:31] <giganto> tiyowan_, seems like it did detect it
[10:32] <tiyowan_> giganto: Ok...
[10:32] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, unplugged, ran the code, then reconnected
[10:32] <ActionParsnip2> dark`night: i can show you mine, i run 1024x768 and use xorg.conf
[10:32] <dark`night> please
[10:33] <tiyowan_> giganto: Could you use pastebin.ubuntu.com and post your lsusb output please?
[10:33] <dark`night> i think the session
[10:33] <dark`night> how to delete session X
[10:33] <ActionParsnip2> dark`night: http://pastebin.com/fc6c4604
[10:33] <giganto> tiyowan_, sure
[10:34] <giganto> tiyowan_, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/86160/
[10:35] <kris_> saluti a tutti
[10:35] <tiyowan_> giganto: I don't think it's picking up your reader. Olympus is your mouse right?
[10:35] <dark`night> yes.. right.. i was try to delete session X at home directory.. now running smooth
[10:35] <dark`night> :D
[10:35] <dark`night> thx to try helping
[10:35] <giganto> tiyowan_, i don't have a mouse attached. Its an olympus card reader
[10:36] <aeosynth> how do i manage the splash screens that occur in between logging-in to gnome and my desktop wallpaper loading?
[10:36] <tiyowan_> giganto: Oops. :-) Sorry. Okay are you using 8.10?
[10:36] <giganto> tiyowan_, in my file manager, there is a "USB Drive" under CD-RW/DVD
[10:36] <giganto> tiyowan_, yup
[10:36] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: what make / model is the reader?
[10:36] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, umm dunno, its supplied by Olympus when I bought their camera
[10:36] <tiyowan_> giganto: So when you put in the card. Nothing happens? I mean can you access it?
[10:37] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: mine says that and ones never been near it
[10:37] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: read the bottom of it?
[10:38] <giganto> tiyowan_, umm, the light on the reader blinked furiously, then stopped. Then the option "USB Drive" appeared. I can't access it
[10:38] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, the closest i get to a model is MAUSB-200 ...
[10:38] <AltinT> what do i have to install to be able to share folders?
[10:38] <ActionParsnip2> good enough
[10:38] <max> hi there
[10:38] <tiyowan_> gigantic: fdisk -l show up anything?
[10:38] <ActionParsnip2> !samba | AltinT
[10:39] <bullgard4> Having called cheops-ng what do I have to fill in the  text input field 'Agent hostname'?
[10:39] <tiyowan_> er, giganto: fdisk -l show up anything?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: tried a different usb port?
[10:40] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: are you connecting the card reader to a usb hub?
[10:40] <giganto> tiyowan_, 2 lines :Cannot open /dev/sda
[10:40] <giganto> Cannot open /dev/sdb
[10:40] <mr_boo> is gparted good?
[10:41] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, tried all 3 ports on my laptop. not connected to a usb hub...
[10:41] <mr_boo> i got 0.3.5 from repositories
[10:41] <tiyowan_> mr_boo: Yes.
[10:41] <mr_boo> am i supposed to be able to create ntfs partitions?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: you cant open /sda or sdb as they are drives and not partitions
[10:41] <tiyowan_> giganto: This card you're trying to read, works right?
[10:41] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: you can only open mounted partitions
[10:42] <tiyowan_> ActionParsnip2: Perhaps have him mount, then try?
[10:42] <mr_boo> tiyowan_: i seem to be able to create some filesystems but not all listed
[10:42] <ActionParsnip2> tiyowan_: not showing up in fdisk
[10:42] <mr_boo> tiyowan_: fat32 seems to be ok but not ntfs
[10:42] <mr_boo> tiyowan_: any ideas?
[10:42] <giganto> tiyowan_, yeah the card works, just took pictures with it
[10:43] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, perhaps its not mounted??
[10:43] <tiyowan_> mr_boo: If you want to create ntfs partitions, I'd strongly recommend that you use some Windows-based tool, if you're on a dual boot.
[10:43] <aeosynth> how do i manage the splash screens in between log-in and desktop wallpaper showing?
[10:43] <tiyowan_> giganto: Could you pastebin your fdisk -l output please?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: if it doesnt show in fdisk you have nothing to mount
[10:43] <mr_boo> tiyowan_: actually this is on another physical drive
[10:44] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: can you also pastebin:dmesg | tail
[10:44] <ActionParsnip2> dmesg | tail
[10:44] <giganto> tiyowan_, the pastebin for fdisk -l  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/86162/
[10:45] <mr_boo> giganto: looks pretty to me
[10:45] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, here it is http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/86164/
[10:46] <mr_boo> giganto: except that the boot partition is chosen to swap
[10:46] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: its detected. but: Buffer I/O error on device sdb, logical block 1
[10:46] <mr_boo> giganto: doesn't make sense to me but i'm no expert
[10:46] <giganto> mr_boo, no idea what u are on about lol. I'm newb to linux
[10:46] <Ludoza> Ludoza> on 8.10 how do I install the package kernel-patch-mppe
 linux-pptp needs it to connect to a microsoft vpn
 /usr/sbin/pptpsetup: couldn't find MPPE support in pppd.
 RTNETLINK answers: No such process
[10:46] <FloodBot2> Ludoza: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:47] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, ah ... so ... not good??
[10:47] <bullgard4> mr_boo: GParted is very good.
[10:47] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, block 1 is corrupted?
[10:47] <mr_boo> giganto: do you use an usb disk as system disk?
[10:47] <giganto> mr_boo, nope don't think so
[10:47] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: got a windows system?
[10:47] <mr_boo> bullgard4: yup, looks neat
[10:47] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, had one before
[10:47] <xukun_> is there some kind of benchmark for linux? I need to create 100% load for my video card
[10:48] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, then used arch for a while (friend slapped it on)
[10:48] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, back to ubuntu now
[10:48] <mr_boo> bullgard4: but the ntfs choice is graymarked unlike fat16, fat32, ext2 etc.
[10:48] <zzxxzz> The trash icon is not working properly with a new ubuntu 8.10 install. It always appears empty, and states "No items in Trash" when pointed to,although there is content in the trash directory. Right clicking the icon DOES allow me to delete the files in the trash, and left clicking the icon opens the directory displaying the deleted files.
[10:48] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: you could try attaching it to a windows box to see if the reader is ok and check the disk for errors
[10:48] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, i don't have a windows box with me here lol
[10:48] <mr_boo> giganto: does your system work as you wish btw?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: but the system is TRYING to pick it up as /dev/sdb which would yield a partition /dev/sdb1 but it appears corrupt.
[10:49] <mr_boo> giganto: (too lazy to read log)
[10:49] <Ludoza> On Ubuntu 8.10 server how do I install/enable the package kernel-patch-mppe. linux-pptp needs it to connect to a microsoft vpn The error I get is "/usr/sbin/pptpsetup: couldn't find MPPE support in pppd."
[10:49] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: does your lappy not have a card reader built in?
[10:49] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, yeah it does
[10:50] <giganto> mr_boo, umm what do u mean as I wish? lol
[10:50] <ActionParsnip2> zzxxzz: is there a setting to point the trash icon to another folder? maybe its changed from default
[10:50] <mr_boo> giganto: well, does it boot for example?
[10:50] <giganto> mr_boo, umm yes? otherwise i won't be here using irc lol
[10:50] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: if sdb shoed in fdisk output you could fsck it to maybe repair
[10:51] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, hmm ... i dun wanna risk losing any data lol
[10:51] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: id try the reader in another system and even a different os
[10:51] <mr_boo> giganto: just looked funky that sda1 was swap and marked as boot partition
[10:52] <mr_boo> giganto: system was stated to sda5 but nevermind
[10:52] <giganto> mr_boo, ah i remember now, I set the swap partition before I set the boot partition
[10:52] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: try this
[10:52] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: sudo modprobe -r sdhci; sudo modprobe -r mmc_block
[10:52] <ActionParsnip2> the
[10:53] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: sudo modprobe sdhci; sudo modprobe mmc_block
[10:53] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, i inserted the card into the internal card reader and nothing seems to work
[10:53] <giganto> lol
[10:53] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: wait 10 seconds then try sudo fdisk -l again
[10:53] <giganto> [ 2994.924094] tifm_core: SmartMedia/xD card detected in socket 0:0
[10:53] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: ahhh if the internal card reader wont work its probably the card
[10:54] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, hmm ...
[10:54] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: if you put it in the camera you may be able to connect it via usb
[10:54] <mr_boo> bullgard4: do you have any idea if gparted is supposed to be able to handle ntfs partitions?
[10:54] <zzxxzz> ActionParsnip2: Left clicking the icon opens ~/.local/share/Trash/files which is where the deleted files are, and right clicking the icon allow me to remove them. Only the icon always indicates the Trash is empty and when pointed at displays "No items in Trash".
[10:54] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, oh yeah ...
[10:54] <ActionParsnip2> zzxxzz: have you been playing with icons?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: i'd try the remove modules, reload modules
[10:55] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: could also reboot with the card in, see if it likes that
[10:56] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, hmm i dun have the usb cable for the camera... didn't bring it with me since i thought the card reader would work. Do u still want me to run the code sudo modprobe -r sdhci.... again?
[10:56] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, i haven't ran those code yet
[10:57] <xukun> is there a way to create 100 video card load?
[10:57] <zzxxzz> ActionParsnip2: Haven't done anything but install the OS on a new notebook, move some files from an old system, and browse the internet.
[10:57] <arnuld>  when I use "slocate filename" I get this: slocate: fatal error: Could not find user database '/var/lib/slocate/slocate.db':  Permission denied
[10:57] <ActionParsnip2> giganto: id go for the reboot personally, with the card in the built in reader
[10:57] <giganto> ActionParsnip2, okay i'll try that. Brb
[10:57] <ActionParsnip2> arnuld: you need to update the database maybe
[10:58] <arnuld> ActionParsnip2: but after updating the DB, it still the same :(
[10:58] <xukun> anybody please?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip2> arnuld: try sudo in front of the command, just to test
[10:59] <arnuld> ActionParsnip2:  root is for *updating* the DB
[11:00] <zzxxzz> xukun: Perhaps opening and playing several video files simultaneously?
[11:00] <mr_boo> to be honest, i've forgotten where my windows xp boot cd is
[11:01] <hanibana> hi
[11:01] <hanibana> :)
[11:01] <xukun> zzxxzz, I guess I could always do that
[11:01] <h3adnut> Hi i have installed ubuntu via wubi installer on a macbook it runs perfectly now.. if i want to boot i became a drdy error message...
[11:01] <h3adnut> how can i fix this
[11:01] <hanibana> Sometimes that I am away from my station, when I returned and clicked on a minimized window...
[11:01] <Skry^> xukun, run doom3 w/ max details in insane resolution :)
[11:01] <hanibana> it just wipes out !
[11:02] <hanibana> and also others...
[11:02] <hanibana> But its process is still running.. :(
[11:02] <hanibana> I am using Ubuntu last version
[11:02] <hanibana> with last updates...
[11:02] <giganto> where's Actionparsnip2 ??
[11:03] <mr_boo> has anyone here ever created an ntfs partition from ubuntu?
[11:03] <h3adnut> i have ubuntu 8.04
[11:03] <h3adnut> please help
[11:04] <mr_boo> h3adnut: "drdy" error message...
[11:04] <mr_boo> h3adnut: any screenshot/photo anything?
[11:05] <h3adnut> im on windows
[11:05] <mr_boo> h3adnut: dual boot?
[11:05] <simmerz> hi. why would my volume control hud keep popping up all the time? i'm not touching volume controls at all
[11:06] <h3adnut> yes
[11:06] <h3adnut> with wubi installer
[11:06] <erUSUL> h3adnut: http://ata.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Libata_error_messages
[11:07] <JollyRoger> Hey can any one help me out with getting sound to my headphones ?
[11:08] <k21> hello
[11:08] <Wakou> hi!
[11:09] <arnuld> I can't run "slocate" as normal user
[11:09] <arnuld> slocate: fatal error: Could not find user database '/var/lib/slocate/slocate.db':  Permission denied
[11:09] <k21> where can i find all packages for ubuntu intrepid
[11:09] <h3adnut> thats the error message
[11:10] <simmerz> hi. why would my volume control hud keep popping up all the time? i'm not touching volume controls at all
[11:10] <rww> k21: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/
[11:10]  * tiyowan_ is back from his break.
[11:10] <k21> thx rww
[11:11] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Still no luck?
[11:11] <Wakou> could someone help me, please with a CLI commmand...?
[11:11] <tiyowan_> Wakou | !ask
[11:11] <aprilhare> Wakou: what sort of CLI command? there are a few of them.
[11:12] <Wakou> I would like to wipe a disk of everything EXCEPT media file and documents....
[11:12] <JollyRoger> tiyowan, nah it still wont work.
[11:12] <rebel_kid> can i set volume from terminal? if so can i chain commands (im using kalarm to run a command after a specified time) is there another simple method to do this?
[11:12] <tiyowan_> Wakou: Copy what you need to another disk, then wipe out everything.
[11:12] <Wakou> lol....
[11:12] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Was it working breaking?
[11:13] <h3adnut> that url doesnt help me
[11:13] <tiyowan_> Wakou: ?
[11:13] <JollyRoger> No, just no sound at all.
[11:13] <Wakou> I was hoping for a nifty CL command
[11:13] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Doh. I meant, was it working before?
[11:13] <JollyRoger> i have it set to the right config. my logitech headphones.
[11:13] <h3adnut> mr_boo
[11:13] <JollyRoger> well until i installed ubuntu, lol yes.
[11:13] <Wakou> (I don't know unix too well) but...
[11:14] <syberjj> guys every time i install ubuntu its the same problem. is there a SIMPLE way of getting samba to work? the only way I got my ubuntu system to see windows shares was to install webmin and change the workgroup using it. I edited the smb.conf file manualy MANY times to change my workgroup but it never helps. now i see the other workgroup listed but i cant see any computers in it. there is another ubuntu server in that network acting as a fi
[11:14] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Okay...hmm. Try typing "killall pulseaudio" from a teminal. Then check please.
[11:14] <Wakou> DEL *.* -*.mp3, *.avi, *.doc  sort of thing...
[11:15] <tiyowan_> Wakou: man rm
[11:15] <NET||abuse> wow, i have alot of crap outs of synergy client on my machine,, what does it mean when the process is marked "defunked" when i use ps aux | grep syn
[11:15] <JollyRoger> Nothing happed.
[11:15] <NET||abuse> i have to kill -9 the process as quicksynergy can't kill it when it's defunked like that.
[11:16] <NET||abuse> or is it defunced?
[11:16] <Wakou> ? that would give me the syntax for the rm command?
[11:16] <NET||abuse> no first one i think
[11:16] <JollyRoger> pulseaudio: no process killed
[11:16] <Wakou> ... ty tiyowan..
[11:16] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Hmm...could you go into System -> Preferences -> Sound and try changing random stuff to ALSA? :-)
[11:17] <tiyowan_> Wakou: You're welcome.
[11:17] <rww> !msg | k21
[11:17] <rww> k21: also, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat#IRC%20Clients
[11:17] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Change movies and music playback to ALSA and check.
[11:17] <k21> ok
[11:17] <syberjj> jollyroger, close firefox before testing
[11:17] <farnsworth_> hi
[11:18] <farnsworth_> im looking for a skypeclient, but not the original
[11:18] <farnsworth_> is there one
[11:18] <syberjj> jollyroger - on most systems flash has the nice "addition" of blocking the sound by using the old sound system. so before you can test it cloase firefox and all sound apps, then open the sound apps u wanna test again
[11:18] <syberjj> farnsworth_ www.skype.com and download the original for linux?
[11:18] <farnsworth_> nah
[11:19] <farnsworth_> i read the wikipedia-critics
[11:19] <JollyRoger> hmm
[11:19] <farnsworth_> not good.
[11:19] <JollyRoger> 1 sec.
[11:19] <rww> farnsworth_: skype's protocol is proprietary and heavily-obfuscated, so i doubt there's a good third-party client for it.
[11:19] <syberjj> farnsworth_ - i use it all the time. its not as pretty as the windows version but worked 100% so far
[11:20] <JollyRoger> well the test works fine. only after im done testing, i checked youtube and still no sound.
[11:20] <tiyowan_> farnsworth_: Skype's code is closed-source.
[11:20] <h3adnut> so what the fu** i can do against this error
[11:20] <farnsworth_> syberjj: yes, it works fine, but its closed and send encrypted date to $servers
[11:20] <mr_boo> how do i tell my ubuntu system to use another linux-swap partition as first choice?
[11:20] <tiyowan_> farnsworth_: A GPL Skype client does not exist as of now.
[11:21] <farnsworth_> hm ok
[11:21] <syberjj> JollyRoger - its kind of complicated - flash doesnt use ALSA so it only allows one sound app at a time
[11:21] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Um..do you get sound when you try to play MP3s?
[11:21] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Because if you do, then that means that Flash is up to no good.
[11:21] <JollyRoger> well i dont have any mp3's on here at the moment but i can try projectplaylist
[11:21] <allsystemsarego> JollyRoger, do you have libflashsupport on your system?
[11:21] <rebel_kid> i cant seem to find a way to control volume through terminal, i need a command to set the master volume
[11:22] <syberjj> JollyRoger - There is some way of installing flash the right way, dont remember it now though..
[11:22] <allsystemsarego> rebel_kid, try aumix
[11:22] <JollyRoger> i have no clue
[11:22] <syberjj> Can anyone tell me how to get ubuntu to see windows fileshares? i freaking hate samba right now....
[11:22] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, ty
[11:23] <allsystemsarego> syberjj, Places-Connect to server?
[11:23] <JollyRoger> mp3's are a no go.
[11:23] <allsystemsarego> !samba | syberjj
[11:24] <k21> hello i want to know intrepid support another gui irc client??
[11:24] <tiyowan_> k21: Yes. XChat. Pidgin. And many others.
[11:25] <k21> !msg rww
[11:25] <JollyRoger> mp3's do not work either.
[11:25] <rww> k21: I already sent you https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat#IRC%20Clients . There's a whole bunch of them listed there.
[11:25] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, :D thank you so much
[11:25] <k21> command to install xchat in terminal plz
[11:25] <syberjj> allsystemsarego - i want to see all computers from a workgroup using places>network. only way i got this to work was by installing webmin and configuring samba through there to join the workgroup i wanted it to join. all other sorts of workgroup change (including manual edit of smb.conf > "workgroup = WORKGROUP" didnt work.
[11:25] <rww> k21: sudo apt-get install xchat
[11:25] <DIFH-iceroot> k21: sudo apt-get install xchat
[11:26] <allsystemsarego> JollyRoger, go to add/remove and install ubuntu restricted extras
[11:26] <syberjj> allsystemsarego - and i realy dont want to isntall webmin again
[11:26] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, now do you know how to enter two commands on one line? ex aumix do this and vlc do this
[11:27] <JollyRoger> there already installer.
[11:27] <allsystemsarego> rebel_kid, use a semicolon (;) to separate the commands
[11:27] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, thats what i thought, didnt work :(
[11:27] <k21> should we first download xchat??
[11:28] <allsystemsarego> JollyRoger, sudo apt-get install libflashsupport
[11:28] <allsystemsarego> rebel_kid, I need more details
[11:28] <k21> see, previously im using fedora
[11:28] <JollyRoger> are you sure its a flash problem ? mp3's do not work either.
[11:29] <allsystemsarego> syberjj, not sure if I can help
[11:29] <allsystemsarego> JollyRoger, even with VLC?
[11:29] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, might be a problem in kalarm, command runs fine in terminal, ty
[11:29] <JollyRoger> nothing.
[11:29] <syberjj> allsystemsarego - k thx anyway
[11:29] <allsystemsarego> rebel_kid, bingo, you need to create a script file
[11:30] <imed> hello les ami
[11:30] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, :) done, simple enough
[11:31] <allsystemsarego> rebel_kid, what happens if you do it this way (command1;command2) - i.e. enclose in parantheses?
[11:31] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, hmm let me check
[11:31] <tiyowan_> JollyRoger: Change some more stuff to ALSA in System -> Pref. -> Sound?
[11:31] <JollyRoger> ill try.
[11:32] <tiyowan_> rebel_kid: A good introduction to shell scripting is linuxcommand.org :-)
[11:32] <rebel_kid> allsystemsarego, SWEET! perfect
[11:32] <imed> aide moi
[11:32] <rww> !fr | imed
[11:32] <rebel_kid> tiyowan_, ty, i been meaning to learn bash
[11:32] <Tyrath> is there a low resource intensive or a shell universal messaging client out there?
[11:32] <imed> ok my friend
[11:32] <tiyowan_> imed: Nous ne parlons pas francais. Si vous plait. Allez #ubuntu-fr
[11:32] <imed> i 'm good in english
[11:33] <EnQLey> non vous parlez français je le sais
[11:33] <Tyrath> imed, then go ahead ;)
[11:33] <EnQLey> vous êtes des comédiens, des robots de merdes
[11:33] <Tyrath> ok kids, stop speaking french :P
[11:33] <tiyowan_> imed: Go ahead.
[11:33] <EnQLey> Tous des enfoirés ici !
[11:33] <rww> Tyrath: try irssi + bitlbee. it takes a little getting used to, but I like it :)
[11:33] <tiyowan_> EnQLey: Heh.
[11:33] <Tyrath> rww: thanks for the tip, i use irssi for IRC but that's all it works for :/
[11:33] <Tyrath> rww: does bitlbee work for the others?
[11:34] <imed> i m the first time to do lunix
[11:34] <mr_boo> anyone familiar with the "swapon" command?
[11:34] <imed> can us help me
[11:34] <EnQLey> imed tu peux parler français si tu veux
[11:34] <Tyrath> imed: what do you need help with? and I speak french if you want to private message me
[11:34] <rww> Tyrath: take a look at http://www.bitlbee.org/ :)
[11:34] <bazhang> EnQLey, english here
[11:34] <EnQLey> c'est des menteurs ici, ils ne parlent pas anglais
[11:34] <Tyrath> rww: thanks
[11:34] <Tyrath> EnQLey: please refrain
[11:34] <OhNos> my firefox froze in full screen mode and I can't alt+tab or alt+F4 out of it. I need a way to end it without restarting.
[11:34] <rww> Tyrath: if i remember correctly, it's in universe, package bitlbee
[11:35] <Tyrath> rww: thanks
[11:35] <imed> in tunis c'est le temp da la  diner
[11:35] <imed> je vous laise mes ami
[11:35] <EnQLey> Bon appétit alors imed :-)
[11:35] <Tyrath> bye imed
[11:35] <farnsworth_> OhNos: ctrl+alt+f1
[11:35] <tiyowan_> rww: Bitlbee works irssi?
[11:35] <imed> ok mes ami
[11:35] <OhNos> farsworth_: will that allow me to keep the other stuff I have open?
[11:35] <Lunz> need help,i just install ati radeon 9550 driver but after reboot my monitor is out of range!what should i do?anyone?
[11:35] <tiyowan_> Au revoir, imed.
[11:35] <rww> tiyowan_: yes
[11:35] <farnsworth_> OhNos: sec
[11:36] <Tyrath> !fr
[11:36] <tiyowan_> rww: Hey thanks. I've been meaning to look for something like this. :-)
[11:36] <EnQLey> non c'est pas vrais, vous parlez tous français mais vous faites semblants de parler l'anglais pour ennuier les gens à les embrouiller d'aprendre une langue de merde.
[11:37] <farnsworth_> OhNos: alt+ctrl+2 switches to a console and alt+ctrl+7 switches back
[11:37] <Tyrath> EnQLey: no. we speak english here because it's the english channel :P
[11:37] <bazhang> EnQLey, english only
[11:37] <EnQLey> non c'est pas vrais, vous parlez tous français, je le sais.
[11:37] <bazhang> !fr | EnQLey
[11:37] <Tyrath> EnQLey: i suggest #france on undernet if you want to speak french
[11:37] <Tyrath> bazhang: don't bother, i don't think he cares
[11:37] <tiyowan_> EnQLey: What Tyrath said.
[11:38] <rww> EnQLey: which part of "Ce canal est en anglais uniquement." aren't you comprendre-ing?
[11:38] <Lunz> need help,i just install ati radeon 9550 driver but after reboot my monitor is out of range!what should i do?anyone?
[11:38] <Tyrath> EnQLey: just because you can speak french doesn't mean you should in here :P
[11:38] <waba92> hello
[11:38] <tiyowan_> Great, that's just what we need. Closed-source languages. ;-)
[11:38] <EnQLey> tyrath say go out of freenode, for go in undernet, other server of asshole like here
[11:38] <waba92> what is the name of the terminal in xubuntu
[11:39] <waba92> i want to know the order to start it
[11:39] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Umm, can you boot into Ubuntu?
[11:39] <AltinT> hey
[11:39] <allsystemsarego> waba92, xfce4-terminal
[11:39] <AltinT> how do i make my windows music folder available for playing in linux? (without copying everything)
[11:39] <waba92> allsystemsarego, thanks
[11:40] <tiyowan_> AltinT: Mount your Windows partition?
[11:40] <Tyrath> rww: apparently bitlbee is for IRC chat
[11:40] <Lunz> tiyowan_:yes after i run in recovery mode and fixed the xconf
[11:40] <Tyrath> rww: i'm well acquainted with irssi so i'll stick with it
[11:40] <tiyowan_> AltinT: You should see it when you click Places.
[11:40] <OhNos> farnsworth_: ctrl+alt+2 isn't doing anything
[11:40] <Tyrath> rww: when I said universal i meant IRC, MSN... etc.
[11:40] <Tyrath> rww: one that does everything
[11:41] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Ok...so what's the problem?
[11:41] <rww> Tyrath: bitlbee is an IRC server that connects to AIM, MSN, Yahoo, etc., so you can talk to people on those networks from within your irc client
[11:41] <Tyrath> rww: I want to get as many progs as i can on shell to save memory
[11:41] <farnsworth_> OhNos: f2
[11:41] <Lunz> tiyowan_:after i enable the restricted ati driver and reboot my monitor will out of range again..
[11:41] <farnsworth_> not 2
[11:41] <Tyrath> rww: oh
[11:42] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Hmm...could you explain what you mean by "out of range" please?
[11:42] <mr_boo> is it recommended to edit the /proc/swaps file?
[11:42] <Photoguy> I'm having trouble with Blender..after minimizing sometimes it doesn't restore when I try to!
[11:42] <tww6644> mr_boo: you can't
[11:42] <tiyowan_> mr_boo: Be careful.
[11:42] <Photoguy> Ubuntu 8.10
[11:43] <Lunz> tiyowan_:"Out of Range" pop up on my screen monitor and it goes blank after that
[11:43] <tombee> Gah keep getting random crashes on intrepid on my 1st gen Macbook.  Machine just completly locks, can't move mouse or anything.  Anyone else had similar problems?
[11:43] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Ah gotcha. What card are you using?
[11:43] <tww6644> mr_boo: /proc/swaps is a read only file, even for root. it is not a real file, it just read information from the kernel
[11:44] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ati sapphire 256MB 9550
[11:44] <mr_boo> tww6644: should i use the "swapon" command then instead?
[11:44] <AltinT> ﻿tiyowan_: yes but every time i launch amarok, they need to reload, and it takes a lot of time ... any faster ways?
[11:44] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Roger. Wait one, please.
[11:44] <allsystemsarego> !swap | mr_boo
[11:44] <tww6644> mr_boo: yes, swapon/swapoff is for turning on/off swap
[11:44] <Mulletar> when someone has a minute I think I screwed my MBR
[11:44] <tiyowan_> AltinT: Um, try another player?
[11:44] <mr_boo> tww6644: many thanks
[11:45] <AltinT> ﻿tiyowan_: which ones are there
[11:45] <AltinT> ?
[11:45] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ok,and i cant run my compiz :((
[11:45] <Photoguy> Is there a shortcut for System monitor?
[11:45] <tiyowan_> AltinT: Well...look in Add/Remove Programs.
[11:45] <Photoguy> Kind of like Cntrl+Alt+Delet?
[11:45] <AltinT> ctrl+est i think
[11:45] <AltinT> esc*
[11:46] <mr_boo> wonder why that tut and others recommend making a swap file rather than assicoate a partition
[11:46] <OhNos> farnsworth_: same, just sits there. my mouse can move though
[11:46] <ubuntu008> Photoguy: try installing screenlets
[11:46] <allsystemsarego> Photoguy, you can define it with ubuntu-tweak
[11:46] <Photoguy> Screenlets?
[11:46] <Photoguy> Ok
[11:46] <ubuntu008> Photoguy: yes screenlets, or gkrellm, conky
[11:46] <Tyrath> rww: when i first started it up it wouldn't work. it explained that there was a read/write permission flaw with a specific folder - i set u+rw for that folder and it still gives the same error :/
[11:47] <DarkFuzion> does anyoneknows whether or not a Mobility 9200 is supported by fgrlx drivers
[11:47] <Mulletar> I can't boot XP via GRUB after I have just installed Ubuntu.  Can anyone help me with this
[11:48] <farnsworth_> DarkFuzion: i got a 9000 and it works (ati opensourcedrivers; shipped with ubuntu)
[11:48] <rww> Tyrath: I remember needing to do some reconfiguration of it to get it to work right with Ubuntu. I'm about to go to sleep, though, and don't remember what I did. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Bitlbee might help, maybe?
[11:48] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Ok. Are you in recovery mode now?
[11:48] <DarkFuzion> what that
[11:48] <Lunz> tiyowan_:yes
[11:48] <tiyowan_> Lunz:   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:49] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Wait.
[11:49] <rww> Tyrath: or just use one of the public bitlbee servers (see bitlbee's homepage) if you don't mind sending your login credentials to some random server
[11:49] <Tyrath> rww: thanks for the heads up. i'll give it a shot
[11:49] <DarkFuzion> farnsworth shipped with the cd?
[11:49] <farnsworth_> DarkFuzion: just install ubuntu and i guess it will just works fine even in opengl
[11:49] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Is your GUI started up now?
[11:49] <Tyrath> rww: also would you know how compatible it is with skype?
[11:49] <farnsworth_> DarkFuzion: yes
[11:49] <Mulletar> no help for the Mulletar?
[11:49] <farnsworth_> its included
[11:49] <DarkFuzion> yeah it works fine
[11:49] <imed> imed est maitenaent est avec vous
[11:49] <Lunz> tiyowan_:i already done that
[11:49] <Tyrath> rww: apparently it supports skype but i don't know if that means it allows me to make calls, etc.
[11:49] <DarkFuzion> how do i get compiz
[11:49] <imed> im with you
[11:49] <tiyowan_> Lunz: It doesn't work?
[11:49] <xukun> Skry^, how do I install doom?
[11:50] <Lunz> tiyowan_:gui is working fine
[11:50] <Mulletar> imed you talking to me?
[11:50] <rww> Tyrath: no idea, I don't use skype
[11:50] <imed> yes of cours
[11:50] <OhNos> if all keyboard shortcuts are doing nothing, I'll be forced to reboot won't I?
[11:50] <Lunz> tiyowan_:but i am not using ati driver i think
[11:50] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Are you using the ATI drivers right now?
[11:50] <Tyrath> DarkFuzion: sudo apt-get install compiz-gnome
[11:50] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Check by going to System -> Admin. -> Hardware Drivers please.
[11:50] <Lunz> tiyowan_:how to check whether i am using it or not?
[11:50] <Mulletar> I think that I told GRUB to install on my windows partition on my other disk and now I can't boot XP
[11:51] <Lunz> tiyowan_:wait a sec
[11:51] <imed> can i speak en french
[11:51] <tiyowan_> Mulleter: Boot from a Win disc, go to the recovery console, and trype fixmbr. This'll wipe out GRUB. Then do a reinstall of GRUB from the LiveCD.
[11:51] <rww> imed: no. If you want to speak in French, do it in #ubuntu-fr.
[11:51] <Tyrath> imed: you knwo that answer to that
[11:51] <Mulletar> I know spanish if that helps
[11:51] <Tyrath> imed: vas-au #ubuntu-fr, vas-y!
[11:51] <tiyowan_> er, type.
[11:52] <Mulletar> tiyowan
[11:52] <Lunz> tiyowan_:yup is in use but i did not enable it yet
[11:52] <Mulletar> tiyowan: so that won't screw anything else over
[11:52] <Mulletar> ?
[11:52] <imed> but i can speak with us
[11:52] <Tyrath> imed: then speak in english here
[11:52] <UsamaAkkad|busy>  hello ,how to record screencast in raw format
[11:52] <UsamaAkkad|busy>  I want to upload high quality video to youtube
[11:52] <imed> ok
[11:52] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: Nope. It'll overwrite GRUB though. Wait one, please.
[11:52] <Mulletar> waiting
[11:52] <Lunz> tiyowan_:if i enable it i have to reboot and my monitor will goes blank again "out of range"
[11:53] <Tyrath> imed: I've been to #ubuntu-fr before, and the help they give is much the same as here
[11:53] <Tyrath> imed: you won't be disappointed
[11:53] <UsamaAkkad|busy> hello ,how to record screencast in raw format. I want to upload high quality video to youtube. I know about recordmydesktop but it compress and I don't want my video to be compressed twice
[11:53] <k21> update manager for intrepid is simply superb
[11:53] <asdfg>  anyone can answer a windows dos question?
[11:53] <k21> i just love it
[11:53] <imed> can you help me to change the desktop
[11:53] <rww> !windows | asdfg
[11:54] <asdfg>  k k : )
[11:54] <imed> the weallpaper of disktop
[11:54] <Tyrath> lol
[11:54] <Lunz> asdfg: windows dos??this is ubuntu channel
[11:54] <Tyrath> lol
[11:54] <asdfg>  ya i know :(
[11:54] <Skry^> xukun, ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/doom3/linux/doom3-linux-1.1.1286-demo.x86.run
[11:54] <Tyrath> imed: what's wrong with it?
[11:54] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/9398-solving-boot-problems-grub-2nd-edition.html <--- this'll help you out with the process.
[11:54] <asdfg>  i couldn't find widows channel
[11:54] <rww> asdfg: ##windows
[11:54] <Mulletar> thanks so much tiyowan_
[11:54] <asdfg>  yup thanks
[11:54] <tiyowan_> mulletar: No problems.
[11:54] <Mulletar> I really appreciate it
[11:55] <Mulletar> I'm freaking out hard core
[11:55] <Lunz> asdfg: try #windows
[11:55] <d-b> just kick him.
[11:55] <Skry^> xukun, and read this http://zerowing.idsoftware.com/linux/doom/Doom3FrontPage
[11:55] <Mulletar> got too much crap installed on that disk to do a reinstall
[11:55] <asdfg>  got it, i'm in
[11:55] <imed> the wallpaper
[11:55] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: Just be a bit patient all right? Do stuff one at a time and you'll have a dual-boot working in no time.
[11:55] <Tyrath> imed: right click on the desktop -> change desktop background
[11:55] <imed> how i can change it
[11:55] <d-b> right click imed
[11:55] <Lunz> d-b :we should be polite no matter what os he is using..
[11:56] <UsamaAkkad|busy> please any one knows any thing about recording in raw format on linux
[11:56] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Okay...here's what the problem is.
[11:56] <Lunz> tiyowan_:i am all ears
[11:56] <imed> but in ubuntu have few image
[11:56] <d-b> Lunz: sorry. i thought he was being a troll for a second.
[11:56] <rww> imed: right-click on the desktop, hit the bottom option on the menu that pops up ("Change Desktop Background" if you have Ubuntu configured to be in english), select an image from the window that pops up or click the + Add... button.
[11:56] <tiyowan_> Lunz: When you activate the ATI drivers, they seem to set an incorrect monitor configuration in your xorg.conf file. That causes your monitor to go out of range.
[11:56] <vahid> My Network Manager after update : Device is unmanaged
[11:57] <vahid> HELP ME
[11:57] <xukun> Skry^, thanks a lot
[11:57] <Lunz> tiyowan_:so how do i fic it?
[11:57] <vahid> i have ubuntu 8.10
[11:57] <r3dux> vahid - mine is always like that - still works, just network manager applet is gimping
[11:57] <imed> how can enter to windows from lunix
[11:57] <Lunz> tiyowan_:can it be fixed?
[11:58] <vahid> imed: VMWARE
[11:58] <Appiah> imed: do you dual-boot ?
[11:58] <r3dux> imed, you could vm it
[11:58] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Hmm...I'm thinking. Could you run this from a terminal, "gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and post the entire file into pastebin.ubuntu.com, please?
[11:58] <rww> !vm | imed
[11:58] <d-b> imed: it is linux.
[11:58] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ok,give me 1 minute
[11:59] <Tyrath> imed: you'll be surprised at how much you can do on ubuntu
[11:59] <Tyrath> imed: best keep away from windows related things as much as possible
[11:59] <imed> my data is in partion D: that existe windowes C et D
[11:59] <pybe> anyone know what would cause nslookup to resolve a fqdn but resolveip to fail?
[11:59] <Tyrath> imed: for games and other things i'd recommend wine, it works for me
[11:59] <Tyrath> anyhow i'm ogg
[11:59] <Tyrath> off
[12:00] <Tyrath> thanks for the help folks
[12:00] <Mulletar> tiyowan_ thanks for the support
[12:00] <r3dux> Anyone have the problem that the last line of displayed text -ISN'T... like in this (xchat), in konsole, yakuake etc etc??
[12:00] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: No worries, mate. :-)
[12:00] <justaquickquesti> hey guys
[12:00] <relik77080> hey - my sound through totem has stopped working - but continues to work through vlc.... whats going on?
[12:00] <Mulletar> a lot of shit has gone wrong for me in the last 20 hours and this is one that I don't need but sounds like I can fix.
[12:01] <Lunz> tiyowan_:http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/86208/
[12:01] <r3dux> relik77080, sounds like totem is trying to use a diff sound card/system
[12:01] <imed> im now in vm,and i like to go to partion D tha exite sur wine
[12:01] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: I had to deal with a lot of issues when installing Ubuntu, too. At one point, I thought I'd wiped my 100 GB disk. But thankfully, I had not.
[12:01] <r3dux> relik77080, I'd fiddle w/ totem options
[12:01] <relik77080> r3dux: also sonbird crashes when i play a song (it has been stable so far) and I think is related
[12:02] <sohaib> Ebtihaj
[12:02] <justaquickquesti> can anyone confirm if opera is gone from the partner repository?
[12:02] <sohaib> http://www.olpc.blogsky.com
[12:02] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Um...according to this, you're using the ATI drivers.
[12:02] <r3dux> relik77080, I installed the 1.0.18 alsa to get sound working in the first place, then use asoundconf set-default-card to switch between onboard and external USB soundcards (because can't mute headphone w/ onboard) - try newest alsa
[12:02] <k21> !beryl
[12:03] <imed>  im now in vm,and i like to go to partion D tha exite sur wine
[12:03] <imed> help me
[12:03] <k21> !compbiz
[12:03] <imed>  im now in vm,and i like to go to partion D tha exite sur wine
[12:03] <k21> !compiz
[12:03] <syberjj> how do i make ubuntu join a windows network?
[12:03] <relik77080> r3dux: but sound works through vlc just fine
[12:03] <r3dux> I use compiz-fusion. It's still buggy. Using "fusion-icon" to reload window manager/decorators helps a bit
[12:03] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ok but i think the resolution is too high?but it doesnt set my screen resolution
[12:04] <relik77080> and nothing has been added or removed since yesterday when everything worked
[12:04] <r3dux> frackn eye-candy... nice when it works, mostly a pain in the a$$
[12:04] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Are you in recovery mode now?
[12:05] <pybe> syberjj, what do you mean "windows network"
[12:05] <relik77080> i just tested sound playback through the sound preferences - and theres seems to be a problem - it says connection refused
[12:05] <Lunz> tiyowan_:yes,i did not reboot yet. i already enable the ati restricted driver if i reboot now my screen will goes blank because of out of range
[12:05] <pengo> i've given up on audacity.. are there other similar apps?
[12:05] <justaquickquesti> are they updating the opera package for 9.6?
[12:05] <JollyRoger> hey does anyone use crossover for linux ?
[12:05] <syberjj> pybe - i cant get ubuntu to join the same Domain as the windows boxes (for example WORKGROUP)
[12:05] <Thurin1> JollyRoger, I've tried it - why?
[12:06] <Thurin1> The results are not much better than the latest Wine to be honest.
[12:06] <Mulletar> nothing is ever easy is it tiyowan_?
[12:06] <JollyRoger> well i just installed GTA SA with it and i need to replace the main exe file and i cant find the actual directory to let me do so lol.
[12:06] <relik77080> is there a way to reset the sound server?
[12:06] <relik77080> from the terminal?
[12:06] <Mulletar> Well my XP disk is at a friend's place so I guess that It'll have to wait eh?
[12:06] <simplexio> justaquickquesti: if i recall right, its not in ubuntu repo but .deb from opera page works
[12:06] <tiyowan_> Mulletar: Makes it fun. :-)
[12:06] <Thurin1> JollyRoger, It should usually be ~./whatever...
[12:06] <Mulletar> indeed
[12:07] <Lunz> tiyowan_:any idea?
[12:07] <pybe> syberjj, do you want to join a workgroup or a domain?
[12:07] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Okay. I want you to *activate* the ATI drivers, please. Ok? Then I need you to type a series of commands. Best if you note this down.
[12:07] <Mulletar> Well thanks again tiyowan_. I'll ttyl
[12:07] <simplexio> justaquickquesti: i have 9.6 but i dont rememeber did i install it from repos or did i just got it from opera homepage
[12:07] <JollyRoger> well i went to hom cxgames but i cant find the programs  etc..etc.. folder
[12:07] <JollyRoger> home*
[12:07] <Lunz> tiyowan_:i am ready,shoot
[12:07] <r3dux> relik77080, tried sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart ?
[12:07] <relik77080> ok so my alsa drivers are working but pulse audio has died
[12:07] <justaquickquesti> simplexio: it was in the ubuntu partner repo (version 9.26), along with flash 10
[12:07] <Lunz> tiyowan_:already activate the ati driver
[12:07] <justaquickquesti> they removed it :/
[12:08] <tiyowan_> Lunz: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop   Then:   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   Finally: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm
[12:08] <mossmon> join #ubuntu-fi-offtopic
[12:08] <syberjj> pybe - in linux its called "domain name" and is set in administration>network>general>donain name. in windows its called Workgroup. i cant get the ubuntu box to join the workgroup called JUNG
[12:08] <tiyowan_> Lunz: You'll go into text-mode okay? Don't panic. Just note down these cmds.
[12:08] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ok
[12:08] <JollyRoger> i cant figure out if the directory is hidden or what not :\
[12:09] <relik77080> r3dux: when  i pick Alsa from the sound preferences - i get sound - but pulseaudo is refusing - is there an equivalent command to restart the pulse sound driver
[12:09] <tiyowan_> Lunz: er, Finally: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[12:09] <r3dux> relik77080, sorry mate - never used pulseaudio =/
[12:09] <syberjj> relik77080 - try running the program with AOSS in front of the command
[12:09] <relik77080> i suspect a restart will fix this - but its really annoying
[12:09] <ActionParsnip2> JollyRoger: if its prefixed with a . - its hidden
[12:10] <JollyRoger> is there anyway i can view it ??
[12:10] <ActionParsnip2> JollyRoger: ls -a
[12:10] <JollyRoger> ls -a  ??? lol...
[12:10] <ActionParsnip2> relik77080: id imagine you'd be playing in /etc/init.d/
[12:10] <ActionParsnip2> JollyRoger: yes, ls -a (all)
[12:10] <r3dux> Nice one, syberjj - I'd never heard of aoss
[12:10] <ActionParsnip2> relik77080: to start and stop stuff
[12:11] <k21> is there a way to download individual updates at a time from all the available updates from one site??
[12:11] <pybe> syberjj, do you have samba installed?
[12:11] <syberjj> r3dux - i use it with wine to make wine programs use the alsa sound driver
[12:11] <relik77080> ActionParsnip2: I'm sorry thats way over my head
[12:11] <JollyRoger> i still have no clue how to view the directory with that lol...
[12:11] <ActionParsnip2> relik77080: well you stopped pulse didnt you?
[12:11] <Guest57830> can someone please tell me whre i can change the application launchers hotkey? it's driving me crazy!!! it won't open with alt+f2
[12:11] <syberjj> pybe - yes. ive tried editing the workgroup throught the smb.conf to but it still didnt help... kinda desperate here i never get samba to work
[12:12] <relik77080> syberjj: I'm aware of the aoss command - but have never needed it with native programs
[12:12] <ActionParsnip2> JollyRoger: in terminal, navigate to the directory containing the possibly hidden folder / file
[12:12] <ActionParsnip2> JollyRoger: and type ls -a
[12:12] <ActionParsnip2> !shortcuts | Guest57830
[12:12] <pybe> syberjj, is there a firewall on the box?
[12:12] <relik77080> ActionParsnip2: I just switched the preferred sound device to alsa - but when i switch back to pulse the problem persists
[12:12] <syberjj> pybe only way i got my ubuntu box to join the wokgroup i wanted was installing webmin and then changing the workgroup through it. but i dont want to isntall webmin again >.<
[12:13] <JollyRoger> it just shows the same crap, nothing new when i enter the cxgames directory
[12:13] <pybe> syberjj, is there a firewall on the box?
[12:13] <ActionParsnip2> !webmin | syberjj
[12:13] <syberjj> pybe - no no firewall
[12:13] <pengo> i've given up on audacity.. are there other similar apps?
[12:13] <syberjj> ActionParsnip2 - read again what i said, I DONT want to use it lol
[12:13] <JollyRoger> sigh..
[12:14] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: sudo apt-get --purge remove webmin
[12:14] <Guest57830> ﻿ActionParsnip2: i tried that, but even if i change it, nothing happens (though the changemetnss are being saved)
[12:14] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: you can change it via ssh,
[12:14] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: your workgroup
[12:14] <pybe> syberjj, does your conf look like this http://pybe.pastebin.com/f2bf94c0c
[12:15] <relik77080> actually i have another problem too - i use deluge to download torrents - occassionally when the downloads finish - I lose network connectivity - requiring a restart too - any ideas anyone?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: is it for samba sharing or just the pc in general?
[12:16] <syberjj> actionparsnip2 pybe - my config is default since i dont want to create any shares on this PC, I changed the "workgroup = JUNG" but it still didnt help (used sudeo gedit ....smb.conf). I jsut want to be able to see all computers and the samba fileserver that are in the workgroup JUNG
[12:16] <r3dux> relik77080, use ktorrent ;)
[12:16] <tiyowan_> I hope Lunz isn't stuck in text-mode. :/
[12:17] <relik77080> im on gnome - and never really liked ktorrent when i tried it back on 7.10
[12:17] <syberjj> actionparsnip2 pybe - the "windows" workgroup JUNG
[12:17] <pybe> syberjj, can you paste your conf in pastebin.com
[12:17] <r3dux> relik77080, seems okay to me, only used it since 8.10 tho
[12:17] <syberjj> pybe k sec
[12:18] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Hi. How's it going?
[12:18] <relik77080> i've been using deluge for a while now - but this problem i'm having with is new
[12:18] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: is it for the samba shares so the PC appears in the same workgroup?
[12:18] <cladhaire> I am having an issue with detection of my touchpad on Intrepid.  Specifically 'tpconfig' properly returns finding a Synaptics Touchpad, but that's not being picked up anywhere.  Its being shown in lshal as "ImExPS/2 Generic Explorer Mouse" or "Macintosh mouse button emulation".  Both of those show up, but not the Synaptics touchpad.
[12:18] <r3dux> relik77080, downgrade deluge (if you updated it)?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip2> !downgrade | r3dux relik77080
[12:19] <syberjj> pybe - http://pybe.pastebin.com/d73b3ddeb
[12:20] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: line 27
[12:20] <sabgenton> With hundreds of improvements and the addition of full 3G support
[12:20] <r3dux> ActionParsnip2, good point. Still occasionally a winning tactic tho
[12:20] <sabgenton> 3g?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj:    workgroup = WORKGROUP
[12:20] <cableroy> is there a dedicated channel for mdadm help out there? i got serious problem with my raid5
[12:20] <relik77080> r3dux: ActionParsnip2 could the deluge problem be related to its daemon that continues to run?
[12:20] <sabgenton> what is 3G
[12:20] <r3dux> wiki 3G
[12:21] <tiyowan_> !3G
[12:21] <syberjj> ActionParsnip2 - i have a workgroup called JUNG. in it are windows boxes and a ubuntu samba fileserver. I want to join the network JUNG with this new ubuntu box im adding to the group. i already tried changing that line do workgrou = JUNG but it didnt help, I was able to see the workgroup JUNG then but there were no other PCs in it
[12:21] <sabgenton> mobile internet?
[12:21] <Lunz> tiyowan_: can you give me the command again
[12:21] <relik77080> a workaround to the problem i've found is to disable moblock - and then reenable - but that seems like really odd behaviour
[12:21] <tiyowan_> Lunz: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop   Then:   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg   Finally: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[12:22] <pybe> syberjj, you need to edit it with the workgroup name and restart samba
[12:22] <tiyowan_> From what I know, 3G is the third generation of mobile data services.
[12:22] <pybe> syberjj, http://pybe.pastebin.com/db4ad52f see the hilighted line
[12:22] <JollyRoger> lol i tried running gta sa now all i have is a white screen that i cant get out of...
[12:22] <sabgenton> its in ubuntu promotional guff so I thought it might be obvious to some
[12:22] <sabgenton> yeah
[12:22] <ActionParsnip2> pybe: i asked him if it was for samba loads :(
[12:22] <sabgenton> so it has mobile internet suport
[12:22] <sabgenton> k
[12:22] <r3dux> relik77080, moblock... ahh Just looked it up. Used to have a stack of probs w/ peerguardian. Mostly it crashing 10 mins after I'd gone to bed, taking the torrent client down w/ it
[12:22] <sabgenton> that was my first guess
[12:23] <JollyRoger> wow, i didnt expect this much trouble :\
[12:23] <pybe> ActionParsnip2, loads?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip2> pybe: lots of times
[12:24] <pybe> ActionParsnip2, i see. AFAICT he just wants to be able to browse the workgroup JUNG
[12:24] <r3dux> Are machines on the JUNG workgroup set to share anything? If not... you'll see machines, but not access anything on 'em
[12:25] <ActionParsnip2> pybe: oh, well he can. That will only change the workgroup his shares appear in if browsed from another comuter
[12:25] <syberjj> pybe to restart samba is it enough to go to administration> services and unselect samba, close it, open it again, select samba and apply?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[12:25] <pybe> syberjj, in console sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[12:25] <pybe> lol
[12:25] <ActionParsnip2> syberjj: that gui method is god slow
[12:25] <r3dux> grins
[12:26] <syberjj> actionparsnip2 yeah lol but i didnt remember the command... ok lets test now...
[12:26] <pybe> syberjj, all service type things are in /etc/init.d
[12:27] <relik77080> i give up - think a restart is simply the easiest solution... as long as it actually works
[12:27] <ghaleb> hello, I'm using intrepid, I can't use other screens clt+alt+F1 to F7
[12:27] <r3dux> ActionParsnip2, I've put my NAS in fstab, but it won't auto-mount - I type "sudo mount -a" and it's happy after I've entered pass - would you happen to know how to make it mount 1st time w/ no shenanigans?
[12:28] <Lunz> tiyowan_:now the ati driver is not in use :((
[12:28] <DefamedPrawn> I'm about to install a new primary hard drive. Is there any way I can just ghost my old primary partition over to the new HD?
[12:28] <pybe> r3dux, add mount -a in rc.local and it should work
[12:28] <r3dux> Soz - general question - not just to the Parsnip
[12:28] <Lunz> tiyowan_:i am running on low graphic mode as no ati driver in use
[12:29] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: well the fstab is correct as you are only running mount -a, hmmm
[12:29] <r3dux> pybe - I'll try that, thanks.
[12:29] <tiyowan_> Lunz: Okay. So go to System -> Admin. -> Hardware Drivers -> Activate/enable them. Then try rebooting.
[12:29] <syberj1> still nothing....
[12:29] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: maybe the fstab is being read beofre the network comes up
[12:29] <Lunz> tiyowan_:ok
[12:29] <syberj1> only change > workgroup is gone to now...
[12:29] <pybe> syberj1, weird just done it here and its worked fine.....
[12:29] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: you could add an extra step to your bootup AFTER the lan has come up to run sudo mount -a
[12:30] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: which would then succeed
[12:30] <syberj1> pybe - ill try it on my other box...
[12:30] <imed> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[12:30] <imed> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
[12:30] <pybe> ActionParsnip2, yeah rc.local is ran last iirc
[12:30] <imed> cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc
[12:30] <pybe> imed, stopit
[12:30] <imed>  im now in vm,and i like to go to partion D tha exite sur wine
[12:31] <imed> how can i do
[12:31] <r3dux> ActionParsnip2 - Good thinking about the timing... there's some folder where you put 56-do-this, 89-do-that... would that be the place to chuck a mount -a ?
[12:31] <pybe> imed, what vm
[12:31] <imed> virtuel machine
[12:31] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: afaik, those are symlinks, so create the script someplace and symlink it appropriately
[12:32] <ActionParsnip2> imed: ok what system is the VM running?
[12:32] <pybe> r3dux, sudo nano /etc/rc.local and add mount -a before the exit 0 last line
[12:32] <pybe> r3dux, reboot and it should be fine
[12:32] <imed> ubuntu versio (5,10)
[12:33] <r3dux> pybe, not /etc/init.d/rc.local? I'll do it the way you suggest - difference?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip2> imed: ok so you want a linux guest to be able to access the D: on a windows host system?
[12:33] <ghaleb> hello, the virtual consoles in Intrepid aren't working ?!
[12:33] <pybe> imed, i dont understand your situation. whats the host systems and vm software your using and what exactly are you trying to achieve
[12:34] <pengo> i've given up on audacity.. are there other similar apps for intrepid?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip2> pengo: what you trying to achieve?
[12:34] <pybe> r3dux, dont know probably a symlink anyway, I have just always added it in /etc/rc.local ....
[12:34] <imed> i would like to enter in partion D:
[12:35] <pengo> ActionParsnip2: edit audio files.. take out samples
[12:35] <pybe> imed, ubuntu doesnt have letter partitions it uses /dev/sda1 etc etc
[12:35] <imed> from ubuntu to windowes (exactly to my data in D:)
[12:35] <tiyowan_> imed: Don't you see your partitions when you click on Places?
[12:36] <kelvin911> how to unrar a file in ubuntu in terminal?
[12:36] <imed> in lunix i can see ni d: ni c:
[12:36] <jrib> !unrar | kelvin911
[12:37] <jrib> kelvin911: unrar x file.rar
[12:37] <kelvin911> i have file roller which i can unrar a file, but i want to know how to in terminal
[12:37] <kelvin911> but i dont have unrar
[12:37] <imed> """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
[12:37] <jrib> kelvin911: install it?
[12:37] <IrishDavid> hey, how can I delete downloaded deb files but apt-get that I stopped during download and dont want to install? hard drive space is at a premium
[12:37] <vinnie_> how do I access my other Hard Drives?
[12:37] <kelvin911> can i do that with fileroller in terminal?
[12:38] <jrib> kelvin911: no.  Do it like I said
[12:38]  * tiyowan_ thanks jrib.
[12:38] <jbeitler> kevin911 .tar is tar xvf file name tar.gz is tar xvfz filename
[12:38] <kelvin911> what software does the file roller use?
[12:38] <jrib> kelvin911: unrar...
[12:38] <r3dux> pybe, thanks for your help - final bit - will it be okay to just put "/bin/mount -a" - i.e. it won't glitch up about not having sudo because it's a system file already owned by root, yeah?
[12:38] <kelvin911> how come file roller doesnt have terminal command to unrar?
[12:39] <sabgenton> does wubi install grub or does it just use ntloader?
[12:39] <jrib> kelvin911: fileroller uses the unrar command from the unrar package
[12:39] <syberj2> pybe ActionParsnip2 - thanks for the help but it didnt work. i did some googling and it seems samba has some problems with changing the workgroup to names in capital letters, may that be the problem?
[12:39] <pybe> r3dux, you dont need anything other than "mount -a" in the file (well i never have)
[12:40] <r3dux> pybe - brilliant - many thanks :)
[12:40] <jrib> kelvin911: unrar is in the repositories, just install it in synaptic if you don't have it yet
[12:40] <pybe> syberj1, not on my box.... do all the computers have it as CAPS?
[12:40] <pybe> r3dux, np
[12:40] <IrishDavid> are there any large default installed progs that arent that essential that i can delete to get back some disk space? openoffice is essential
[12:40] <ActionParsnip2> pengo: could try sound-juicer maybe
[12:41] <RawIsWar> test....
[12:41] <sabgenton> !wubi grub
[12:41] <tiyowan_> IrishDavid: The default install is pretty streamlined IMHO.
[12:41] <syberj2> pybe yes....
[12:42] <r3dux> Found something about unrar/unzip etc the other day - if you want to unzip/rar all the files in a dir you have to use (for 7z for example): "7z x \*.7z" - "7z x *.7z" just falls on its ass...
[12:42] <vinnie_> anyone?
[12:42] <tiyowan_> !wubi | sabgenton
[12:42] <justaquickquesti> kelvin911: there are two versions of unrar, use the shareware version
[12:42] <kelvin911> i just did the sudo apt-get install unrar
[12:42] <syberj2> pybe - ill wait for a download to finish on the other pc i have and ill test it over there. maybe its a local thing, network card incompatibility or whatever...
[12:42] <pengo> ActionParsnip2: i'll check it out thanks
[12:42] <IrishDavid> tiyowan_: it still takes up some 3GB
[12:42] <sabgenton> tiyowan_:once it installs does it use grub or ntloader to boot?
[12:42] <syberj2> pybe if it doesnt work over there to ill come back to you guys lol
[12:43] <vinnie_> how do I access my other Hard Drives with a graphical file manager?
[12:43] <kelvin911> can i use unrar to rar files into one rar file?
[12:43] <pybe> syberj2, shouldnt be an issue..... Just now I installed samba and edited the 1st ref to WORKGROUP to my local workgroup and then looked in places and all my stuff was there
[12:43] <kelvin911> usually what is the best way to zip files in linux?
[12:43] <kelvin911> tar?
[12:43] <jrib> kelvin911: yes
[12:43] <kelvin911> why?
[12:43] <justaquickquesti> kelvin911: to create rar you have to use rar
[12:43] <pybe> kelvin911, tar czvf blah.tgz /mystuff
[12:43] <syberj2> pybe - there are about 20 computers in the JUNG group including another ubuntu box using samba and i cant see any of them
[12:44] <pengo> ActionParsnip2: it's only for ripping CDs
[12:44] <ActionParsnip2> pengo: bah
[12:44] <kelvin911> why tar is better than zip or rar?
[12:44] <kelvin911> or 7zip ?
[12:44] <r3dux> vinnie_, mount them. For a NTFS drive you'd first create a folder to mount to (sudo mkdir /mnt/windows), then use sudo mound -t NTFS /mnt/windows /dev/sdXX where xx is sda1, sdb2 -- whatever your drive is
[12:44] <r3dux> "sudo mount"
[12:44] <jrib> kelvin911: tar is just what is used more and rar isn't free
[12:44] <pybe> syberj2, can you ping and rsolve the etc? Do you have dns or wins?
[12:44] <justaquickquesti> kelvin911: depends on what you want to do with the files
[12:44] <prahal_> how do one report a bug ? I tried to use reportbug but it tells me I need to be subscribed to a list (the name of the list I forgot , having it would resolve my issue too
[12:44] <dr_willis> syberj ive noticed with the gnome file manager lately i always have to type in the proper path to the  Windows/shares for some reason.
[12:45] <jrib> !bugs | prahal_
[12:45] <dr_willis> kelvin911,  tar dozent do compression.. and its been a 'standard' for proberly 30+ years...
[12:45] <justaquickquesti> if you want to backup something for good, and rarely use it, tar it then lzma it
[12:45] <kelvin911> tar doesnt do compression?  then what can?
[12:45] <dr_willis> kelvin911,  originally tar was the tool to backup to Tape ARchives
[12:45] <pybe> kelvin911, it does
[12:45] <vinnie_> r3dux, the drives i need to access are ext3. Shouldnt there be a folder i can look in, in a graphical file manager?
[12:45] <justaquickquesti> lzma, gzip, zip, etc
[12:45] <dr_willis> kelvin911,  it can 'compress'  as an option.
[12:46] <r3dux> syberj2 - firewalls?
[12:46] <kelvin911> so what is the best way to zip files in linux?
[12:46] <kelvin911> with compression
[12:46] <pybe> kelvin911, tar czvf blah.tgz /path/to/files/
[12:46] <pengo> vinnie_: computer:///
[12:46] <tiyowan_> kelvin911: tarball.
[12:46] <kelvin911> czvf?
[12:46] <jrib> kelvin911: zip means a specific thing.  You can create zip archives too
[12:46] <syberj2> r3dux - pybe yes i can ping the other ubuntu box. i dont have any firewall setup on these boxes, its just a clean ubuntu installation
[12:46] <pybe> kelvin911, man tar
[12:46] <pengo> vinnie_: hit ctrl-L in nautalis and type/paste computer:///
[12:46] <dr_willis> z in tars case means gzip i belive.
[12:47] <syberj2> pybe wins or dns....?
[12:47] <kelvin911> tar czvf file.tar *.*?
[12:47] <justaquickquesti> kelvin911: tar -cvf whatever.tar * then lzma -9kvz whatever.tar
[12:47] <dalfz> what apt package contains glib 2.171.3 in ubuntu 8.04 lts server?
[12:47] <pybe> syberj2, did you ping via hostname?
[12:47] <kelvin911> ?
[12:47] <syberj2> pybe - no via IP
[12:47] <kelvin911> lzma?
[12:47] <vinnie_> pengo, the HD i need to access is on the same machine?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip2> pengo: http://nozell.com/blog/2004/11/13/
[12:47] <justaquickquesti> yeap
[12:48] <justaquickquesti> tar will just archive it
[12:48] <justaquickquesti> lzma will compress it
[12:48] <ActionParsnip2> dalfz: apt-file search glib
[12:48] <syberj2> pybe - the name is unknown
[12:48] <justaquickquesti> you can make tar use lzma
[12:48] <dr_willis> !info lzma
[12:48] <justaquickquesti> but I don't recall the command
[12:49] <r3dux> dalfz, do this: sudo apt-get install apt-file             then, once you have it do: apt-file search <name of file>          --- job done
[12:52] <pengo> ActionParsnip2: kwave :)
[12:53] <ActionParsnip2> pengo: if you install kwave you may find its a kde app and will need qt libs
[12:53] <r3dux> Anyone know how to set a context menu to get a zip/rar/7zip "Extract to..."/"Extract here" or such?
[12:53] <dalfz> ActionParsnip2, r3dux thanks, but i think the package libglib2.0-dev doesn't contain a high enough version. any alt repos containing 2.17.3 or later?
[12:53] <pengo> ActionParsnip2: yeah i got all that kde crap already installed
[12:53] <r3dux> in Dolphin
[12:54] <r3dux> dalfz, I don't know of any - could grab src and build..
[12:55] <ActionParsnip2> r3dux: I believe its in actions
[12:55] <tiyowan_> !irssi > tiyowan
[12:55] <tiyowan_> Hmm.
[12:56] <r3dux> ActionParsnip2, any chance of being more specific? :)
[12:56] <r3dux> Darn it
[12:57] <dalfz> r3dux yes, guess i have to
[12:57] <smokewon> hey whats a vnc CLIENT for ubuntu?
[12:57] <smokewon> not server...
[12:58] <dr_willis> smokewon,  theres several. kde and gnome both have their own. theres  several others in the repos also
[12:58] <smokewon> i need names, gnome versions if possible
[12:58] <MenZa> smokewon: How about vinagre, which comes with Ubuntu?
[12:58] <Andy80> where can I find a good guide for NetworkManager? "Help and Support" is quite useless, official docs says nothing about UMTS connections, help.ubuntu.com/community had old pages...
[12:58] <smokewon> i clicked on applications -> internet, nothing there about vinagre
[12:59] <MenZa> smokewon: It's called "Remote Desktop Viewer"
[12:59] <smokewon> ah yup, got it
[12:59] <twat> DCC SEND STARTKEYLOGGER 0 0 0
[12:59] <dalfz> are customly built libs usually going to /usr/local/lib ?
[12:59] <smokewon> thx
[13:01] <kamal> hello
[13:01] <r3dux> Andy80, UMTS sounds pretty new tech... I'd be surprised if NetworkManager was even aware of it
[13:02] <trae> I'm trying to migrate from this tmp laptop I set up ( I installed LAMP - Trac - Zenoss and a few other things )  I want to take a snapshot of this machine and put it on another machine I can use for a server.  what is the easiest path to making that happen (aside from just starting over from scratch)
[13:02] <tiyowan> !clone | trae
[13:02] <Andy80> r3dux: I'm a bit surprised of listening to that! Since it's one of the most discussed features of NetworkManager 0.7
[13:03] <r3dux> clone ftw. If you actually "clone" a drive all the h/w is diff and things flip out
[13:03] <trae> tiyowan: will that allow me to grab say all my configs and such ?
[13:03] <r3dux> Andy80, Then I'm very wrong - and I apologise for clouding the issue :)
[13:03] <tiyowan> trae: I don't think so.
[13:04] <aforgiveme> hellow,everyone!!!
[13:04] <trae> tiyowan: is there a web interfact to Ubottu?  that might be kinda nice
[13:04] <trae> s/fact/face/
[13:05] <tiyowan> trae: Yeah...I think his brain is online...hang on
[13:05] <trae> tiyowan: hehe
[13:05] <Andy80> r3dux: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-8.10-desktop
[13:05] <Bashiii> Can someone tell me some commandline MSN client that would be worth trying?
[13:06] <trae> http://jussi01.com/web/factoids.cgi
[13:06] <trae> tiyowan: that's one to bookmark for sure
[13:07] <ancker_> ...
[13:07] <r3dux> Andy80, you're right. If you have the dongle - it can work... neato
[13:08] <ancker_> dongle ???
[13:08] <tiyowan> tare: http://jussi01.com/web/ubuntu.db <- That's his brain. SQLite database.
[13:08] <r3dux> 3G network dongle
[13:08] <CarlFK> trying to upgrade a hardy box to ibex.  aptitude upgrade failes to install the new kernel: http://dpaste.com/99633/  Internal Error: Could not find image (/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-9-generic)
[13:08] <r3dux> Like a USB stick, acts as an antenna for 3G networks
[13:09] <r3dux> CarlFK, did you update before upgrading?
[13:09] <CarlFK> r3dux: yes.
[13:10] <trae> hmm it doesn't like the --disable-columns argument
[13:11] <r3dux> CarlFK, server glitch? Change repo country?
[13:11] <abeck> I want to try to install a version of linux in text mode to a P1 200 mhz machine. it is to use as an FBB BBS server.
[13:11] <mib_5pkw2q> hi .... any kde/amarok2 users here  ?
[13:11] <CarlFK> abeck: u-server
[13:11] <trae> aptitude --disable-columns --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages   is that correct?
[13:11] <mib_5pkw2q> I have a problem having my MTP device detected
[13:12] <abeck> just google u-server?
[13:12] <kinley> hi there, whats THE choise for crypt mysql partitions in debian/ubuntu like system ?
[13:12] <r3dux> mib - I fixed this on mine the other day.... hold on
[13:13] <mib_5pkw2q> ok
[13:13] <CarlFK> abeck: ubuntu-server
[13:13] <trae> tiyowan: have you used that clone command yourself?
[13:14] <abeck> #msg CarlFK: ahh ubuntu text mode 8.01 sever, no gui
[13:14] <tiyowan> trae: Sorry for the delay. I'm messing around with irssi. No, I haven't used it myself.
[13:15] <CarlFK> abeck: yep
[13:15] <trae> tiyowan: kk it bombs heh
[13:15] <trae> tiyowan: (and that's not "it's the bomb" either)
[13:16] <CarlFK> abeck: there is u-server 8.10 too
[13:16] <tiyowan> trae: I'm a more...um, CLI-oriented person, so..um.
[13:16] <smokewon> so um
[13:17]  * Panarchy says Hi
[13:18] <abeck> can I assign a tty to another video card for irssi?
[13:19] <CarlFK> anyone get that aptitude clone thing to work?
[13:20] <abeck> off to google
[13:20] <abeck> thanks all
[13:20] <abeck> exit
[13:20] <abeck> quit
[13:20] <smokewon> oh bai
[13:20] <abeck> grrrrr
[13:20] <prahal_> abeck, maybe fbterm if both of your card are supported by framebuffer (you asked for console not X ?)
[13:20] <MenZa> abeck: You're missing a backslash.
[13:21] <gaelfx> my apt-get keeps telling me I have dependency errors, and when I do apt-get -f install, it wants to remove several packages, including ubuntu-desktop, any suggestion on how to fix this without removing packages?
[13:21] <Panarchy> woh
[13:21] <Panarchy> ubuntu is still buggy
[13:21] <Panarchy> gaelfx: Don't worry, won't affect you at all
[13:21] <Panarchy> just run it
[13:21] <jrib> gaelfx: pastebin commands and output and share with the channel
[13:21] <Panarchy> then to reinstall
[13:21] <Panarchy> just
[13:21] <FloodBot3> Panarchy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:21] <bazhang> gaelfx, ubuntu-desktop can be safely removed
[13:21] <Panarchy> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:21] <Panarchy> It's for upgrading
[13:21] <jrib> Panarchy: weren't you asked to stop using enter as punctuation several times now?
[13:21] <bazhang> !enter > Panarchy
[13:22] <Panarchy> Hahahahahhaha
[13:22] <Panarchy> whatever man
[13:22] <Panarchy> gotta go to sleep
[13:22] <Panarchy> later
[13:22] <FloodBot3> Panarchy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:22] <Panarchy> s
[13:22] <mib_5pkw2q> r3dux : I'm going home ... will respawn in 20 mins
[13:22] <gaelfx> http://pastebin.com/dc2f9660 is what I get from terminal
[13:22] <doseryder> I'm trying to install intrepid ibex (8.10) but when I boot into the liveCD ("Try befoer install") GNOME Desktop Environment is nothing but a black screen
[13:22] <r3dux> k
[13:22] <doseryder> I think it has to do with my screen settings
[13:23] <trae> Say you have a server already setup and good to go... and don't want to have to respend hours re-configing it.  There's no easy way or tool to process this migration for you?  this clone command from ubotu is busted and probably should be removed from ubotu.
[13:23] <Junglenut> can someone help me with a compile problem real quick?
[13:23] <tiyowan> doseryder: What graphics card do you have?
[13:23] <jrib> Junglenut: best to just ask the channel your question.  If someone knows the answer, they will try to help you
[13:24] <Junglenut> i'm trying to comp|l3 xchat. it goes through the config script fine but fails out in make
[13:24] <truszx> hey there. Does anyone use GNS3?
[13:24] <doseryder> prior to 8.04 (e.g. gutsy gibbon), when I do dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg I would be able to select what resolution modes but after 8.10 this mode selection is not available
[13:25] <doseryder> tiyowan: ati hd2600 xt (agp) and my screen is 2560x1600 at native mode
[13:25] <gaelfx> bazhang: yeah, but it also wants to remove f-spot and some about 3 other packages I don't see any good in removing
[13:25] <BeBeLuShuL> hello
[13:25] <BeBeLuShuL> does anyone know hot to set my ip to resolve my domain name ?
[13:26] <r3dux> BeBeLuShuL, reverse-dns
[13:26] <jrib> Junglenut: why are you compiling xchat?  xchat is in the repositories
[13:26] <BeBeLuShuL> yes r3dux
[13:26] <BeBeLuShuL> reverse dns
[13:26] <BeBeLuShuL> but how to set it up on my ubuntu ?
[13:26] <napnap> hi all I try to setup winbind authentification with my ubuntu, when the X session is launched, I can get domain user authentification in a console, but I can't logon with gdm except if my user exist in local...in syslog I have : "gdm[10295]: WARNING: L'utilisateur test n'est pas autorisé à se connecter à cette heure"
[13:26] <Junglenut> jrib: cuz i want it to perform better
[13:26] <BeBeLuShuL> i need to talk with my isp to do that or i can do it by myself ?
[13:27] <napnap> but in my pam configuration I don't see any pam_time module..any idea ?
[13:27] <jrib> Junglenut: so what would compiling have to do with that?
[13:27] <gaelfx> ok, I'l try restating. 'apt-get -f install' wants to remove the following packages: f-spot, fast-user-switch-applet, gnome-applets, gnome-panel and ubuntu-desktop. I don't think I want any of those removed, is it possible that my dependencies lists are out of whack? can I fix it by dumping them and re-updating?
[13:28] <jrib> gaelfx: pastebin the commands and output and share with the channel
[13:28] <doseryder> I basically like to know how to run the LiveCD at a "safe" resolution screen mode
[13:28] <Junglenut> so its made for my hardware?
[13:28] <doseryder> because at the moment, its BLACK
[13:28] <gaelfx> jrib: I did that, but no one responded: http://pastebin.com/dc2f9660
[13:28] <jrib> gaelfx: ok, but you need to include it in your questions
[13:29] <jrib> gaelfx: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list.  Have you used any unofficial repositories or installed any debs manually?
[13:29] <gaelfx> jrib: sorry, still trying to figure out how to use this place effectively
[13:29] <gaelfx> jrib: only one, QQ for linux, hold on for sources.list
[13:30] <hari_> hai there is some problem regarding about the tataindicom data card
[13:30] <hari_> hai rpm
[13:30] <doseryder> Can someone please tell me how to run the LiveCD in "Safe" resolution screen mode (i.e. low/basic resolution e.g. 800x600)
[13:30] <jrib> gaelfx: apt-cache policy f-spot libaiksaurus-1.2-0c2a gnome-panel consolekit libgnome-settings-daemon-dev libc6
[13:30] <rpmdebslac1> can i run linux on a touchscreen notebook?
[13:30] <hischild> Can someone please pastebin their default /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file?
[13:31] <doseryder> currently when the liveCD trys to load into GNOME, it is a BLACK screen
[13:31] <kelvin911> i wonder if ubuntu can use touchscreen?
[13:31] <gaelfx> jrib: sources.list is as follows: http://pastebin.com/m32b8055a
[13:31] <kelvin911> i am gonna get a dell mini netbook i wonder how to install touchscreen?
[13:32] <vazdyk> hi, how to format a floppy,a partition, or a flash-disk ?
[13:33] <hischild> Will someone paste me their /etc/cups/cupsd.conf file please? I edited mine but forgot to back it up first.
[13:33] <hari_> is there any problem regarding about tataindicom card
[13:33] <hari_> i cant connect tata indicom data card for accessing internet
[13:33] <tiyowan> doseryder: Um, alternative options, maybe?
[13:34] <xiangfu> vazdyk: fdisk /dev/****
[13:34] <gaelfx> jrib: and that command gave: http://pastebin.com/d6ab5463c
[13:34] <vazdyk> thanks
[13:34] <xiangfu> vazdyk: sudo fdisk /dev/***
[13:37] <Tyrath> I can't connect to localhost
[13:37] <Tyrath> - on port 6667
[13:37] <n8tuser> hischild-> join me at #n8tuser
[13:37] <Tyrath> is there a special safeguard against this on ubuntu?
[13:38] <n8tuser> Tyrath-> are you serving anything on port 6667 ?
[13:38] <jrib> gaelfx: run 'sudo apt-get update' and then run your upgrade command again
[13:38] <doseryder> I also like to ask how to setup my printer (DCP-130C)
[13:39] <doseryder> Can someone gimme the gist of what I need to do
[13:39] <r3dux> doseryder, CUPS should do it, with any luck
[13:39] <jrib> doseryder: if it plays nice, you just plug it in
[13:39] <ramontayag_> hi everyone. i need a bit of help with stunnel. how do i connect that to my mail server (remote server) so my mail client (locally) will just connect to stunnel? my problem arose with this change in my program (if this'll help): http://github.com/rails/rails/commit/732c724df61bc8b780dc42817625b25a321908e4, and someone gave me this to follow http://www.stunnel.org/examples/generic_tunnel.html...
[13:39] <ramontayag_> ...but I couldn't get it to work.  I tried "sudo stunnel -c -d 50493 -r mymailserver.com:26" but when I connect to it it times out
[13:39] <FloodBot3> ramontayag_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:39] <Tyrath> n8tuser: well netstat only shows tcp        0      0 10.1.1.3:41722          216.155.130.130:6667    ESTABLISHED
[13:40] <jrib> Tyrath: no.  Are you sure you have something listening on that port?
[13:40] <gaelfx> jrib: same output as before
[13:40] <r3dux> doseryder, if it doesn't, find it with "lsusb" - get the UID/PID/REV and google - you might need to add those details to an appropriate recognition file
[13:40] <doseryder> CUPS == Common Unix Printing System, but really what does it do ?  Atm, it appears it doesn't have a driver for the Brother DCP-130C
[13:40] <skoef> Tyrath: then nothing is listening on localhost
[13:40] <n8tuser> doseryder-> printer is attached to your host? parallel or serial?
[13:40] <doseryder> usb
[13:40] <skoef> Tyrath: are your trying to run an ircd or something?
[13:40] <Tyrath> skoef: so why would I be having troubles? more specifically i'm trying to connect to localhost on irssi
[13:40] <jrib> !printing > doseryder
[13:41] <DASPRiD> I have a second x-screen running on my third monitor, but the programs which have a tray icon dont appear in the systray there
[13:41] <n8tuser> Tyrath-> are you serving anything on port 6667 ?
[13:41] <Tyrath> actually... if I have pidgin running would that be the problem?
[13:41] <Tyrath> does pidgin connect on localhost/
[13:41] <r3dux> You have a third monitor?! ;)
[13:41] <hari_> i am also have problem regarding about pidgin
[13:41] <hari_> how can i connect it
[13:41] <skoef> Tyrath: ensure yourself your ircd is running and that it is listening on 127.0.0.1:6667 (or ::1 of course)
[13:41] <hischild> DASPRiD, you're probably running an entirely different X session as well, meaning it'll have everyting seperated from the first session.
[13:41] <n8tuser> Tyrath-> are you serving anything on port 6667 ?  <--  are you serving ?
[13:42] <Tyrath> n8tuser: not to my knowledge, and netstat doesn't show much
[13:42] <skoef> if you're not serving anything on that port, why would you connect to it?
[13:42] <DASPRiD> hischild, uhm no they are both the same x-session i think .x
[13:42] <n8tuser> Tyrath then why do you expect your system to respond on port 6667 if you are not serving?
[13:42] <DASPRiD> just display 0.0 and 0.1
[13:42] <Tyrath> skoef: I want to run bitlbee on it
[13:43] <hischild> DASPRiD, can you drag an application from one of the screens to the third screen?
[13:43] <jrib> gaelfx: it's weird because none of my packages seem to have those dependencies
[13:43] <DASPRiD> hischild, no i don't use xinerama
[13:43] <skoef> Tyrath: make it listen on that port and bind to localhost
[13:43] <hischild> DASPRiD, then you're running different x sessions.
[13:43] <DASPRiD> ah ok :x
[13:43] <DASPRiD> so and why aren't the tray icons working?
[13:43] <Tyrath> skoef: could you help me with that?
[13:44] <core5> hai blh kenalan nggk
[13:44] <jrib> Tyrath: just intall bitlbee...
[13:44] <hischild> DASPRiD, because an application only shows on one screen, not all of em.
[13:44] <Tyrath> jrib: well i've done that
[13:44] <DASPRiD> hischild, uhm?
[13:44] <r3dux> Would someone kindly recommend a Win32 client to display an X session? I used to have it set up in work years ago... but can't for the life of me remember the name
[13:44] <skoef> include DaemonInterface = 127.0.0.1
[13:44] <DASPRiD> hischild, i'm just talking about the second screen
[13:44] <skoef> and DaemonPort = 6667
[13:44] <Tyrath> skoef: i've done that aswell
[13:44] <hischild> DASPRiD, yes?
[13:44] <skoef> in your bitlbee.conf
[13:44] <DASPRiD> pidgin runs on the second screen, but doesnt appear in the systray of the second screen
[13:44] <Tyrath> skoef: and that
[13:44] <skoef> Tyrath: ps wuax | grep bitlbee ?
[13:44] <jrib> Tyrath: then it's already running.
[13:44] <hischild> DASPRiD, i don't know then ...
[13:45] <Tyrath> skoef: chris    24138  0.0  0.1   4808  1496 pts/1    T    00:15   0:00 bitlbee
[13:45] <Tyrath> jrib: i need an IRC client to connect to localhost or a public server to run it
[13:45] <doseryder> r3dux, mm... what is a recognition file?  and the results from lsusb is: Bus 001 Device 004: ID 04f9:01a8 Brother Industries, Ltd
[13:46] <acer_> how can I install flash plugin trhou terminal?
[13:46] <jrib> Tyrath: just point your irc client at localhost
[13:46] <jrib> acer_: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[13:46] <allsystemsarego> r3dux, xming
[13:46] <jrib> gaelfx: do what -f suggest and we'll reinstall
[13:46] <gaelfx> jrib: I think I'm gonna try to dump the lists and redownload
[13:46] <Tyrath> jrib: /connect localhost ? because i keep getting connection refused
[13:46] <skoef> Tyrath: what does netstat say now?
[13:46] <acer_> Thanks jrib :)
[13:46] <skoef> anything with LISTEN in it?
[13:46] <allsystemsarego> r3dux, google for xming sourceforge
[13:47] <Tyrath> skoef: tcp        0      0 10.1.1.3:41722          216.155.130.130:6667    ESTABLISHED 25873/irssi
[13:47] <skoef> that's your irssi connecting to another host
[13:47] <skoef> obviously
[13:48] <DASPRiD> anyone else @ x-session + systray?
[13:48] <r3dux> doseryder, Everything USB needs to be recognised - a VID/PID/REV are the Vendor ID, Product ID and Revision of a USB device - if a driver doesn't know these, it won't work. Some hardware uses the same bits and pieces as others and can me made to work by providing a link between the details the USB dev provides and a working driver
[13:48] <Tyrath> skoef: does that mean the problem is that i should be connecting to that host on another port?
[13:48] <Tyrath> skoef: and connecting to localhost on 6667?
[13:49] <jrib> DASPRiD: english?
[13:49] <r3dux> doseryder, I know how to do it in windows, not linux, unfortunately. Google "cups vid rev" or smth to find appropriate file to mod
[13:49] <Guest1749> hi
[13:49] <cool> r3dux ... i have a samsung i450 phone ... i can see it from mtp-detect
[13:49] <cool> amarok2 however fails to show any output when I connect
[13:50] <veltsu> and I'm back with another tough question about getting ubuntu to work on my laptop. Today's topic: "Soundcard, acer 5100 and Ubuntu 8.10; a deadly combination or a match made in heaven?" Jeanine, who's our first caller?
[13:50] <gaelfx> jrib: ok, just so I get this straight, you think I should do what -f install suggests and then try reinstalling ubuntu-desktop?
[13:50] <Tyrath> hmm
[13:50] <Tyrath> gonna try a few things
[13:50] <Tyrath> thanks for the help
[13:50] <r3dux> cool - I had to put "tifm_core" and "tifm_sd" lines in /etc/modules to get my MTP stuff to conn.
[13:50] <n8tuser> Tyrath-> you are mis-understanding the results of netstat,  that shows both incoming and outgoing connections
[13:51] <jrib> gaelfx: yes
[13:51] <jrib> gaelfx: nothing there is essential anyway
[13:52] <mrfelton> hi
[13:52] <eoeoeoe> hello
[13:52] <Guillem> I've installed intrepid at my brand new eee-901. I wish  to use my eee for presentations, but when I connect to thing to the projector, I can setup the second screen, but it is always the one having the gnome panel. How can I do it otherwise?
[13:52] <gaelfx> well, I just did sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/* -vf to see if maybe something downloaded improperly (happens a  lot in  China), but if that doesn't work, I'll do it your way
[13:52] <veltsu> has anyone ever had any problems with their soundcard and ubuntu 8.10? If you have, how did you solve it?
[13:53] <jrib> gaelfx: k
[13:53] <cool> k i'll try
[13:53] <gaelfx> jrib: hey, thanks for the attentiveness and patience man
[13:53] <mrfelton> I'm having some trouble killing a f##ked vmware process
[13:53] <r3dux> veltsu, I googled "alsa 1.0.18 install script" and did that
[13:53] <mrfelton> it loosk like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/86267/
[13:53] <mrfelton> kill -9 will not kill it
[13:54] <r3dux> I don't get ANY sound by default in Ubuntu 8.10 on a Acer Aspire 8920
[13:54] <mrfelton> any ideas how to kill it?
[13:54] <jrib> mrfelton: rebooting
[13:54] <mrfelton> jrib, without rebooting?
[13:54] <stevea_> mrfelton: Just to check, did you try sudo kill -9 on it?
[13:54] <mrfelton> stevea_, yep
[13:55] <veltsu> r3dux, thanks, I'll look into that then
[13:55] <mrfelton> many times
[13:55] <r3dux> velt - gimme a sec, I'll find the exact script
[13:55] <mrfelton> I thought kill -9 was supposed to be the all powerfull!
[13:56] <r3dux> velt - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=962695
[13:56] <pro1ove> how to backup my system using tar? thanks in advance
[13:56] <r3dux> I thought kill -9 was allpowerful too..
[13:57] <veltsu> r3dux, thanks. I'll follow their example and cross my fingers. I'm not sure if crossing your fingers would help but just in case, if you don't mind... :)
[13:57] <bakermd> I need for a program on my Ubuntu box to be able to send me email.  It wants to connect to a server on port 25 but does not support SSL - so I need to get an email server running locally on the box - whats the best way to achieve this?
[13:57] <gaelfx> jrib: so right after I do the -f install stuff, should I try to reinstall ubuntu-desktop?
[13:57] <jrib> gaelfx: yeah
[13:57] <SidGBF> Does anyone knows how to install a quake3 or cs server?
[13:57] <n8tuser> mrfelton-> kill the init  the parent of all your user processes
[13:57] <r3dux> veltsu, script worked for me. Just dl and run
[13:58] <r3dux> veltsu, then reboot
[13:58] <allsystemsarego> bakermd, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[13:58] <mann26> anyone can help me pls, my partition could not be shown in desktop, only cd rom
[13:58] <veltsu> r3dux, my kernel is 2.6.29 (if I remember correctly). Do you have any idea if it might be unwise to run on a newer kernel than 2.6.28 which they talk about?
[13:59] <r3dux> SidGBF, http://linux.omnipotent.net/article.php?article_id=6678
[13:59] <Pici> veltsu: 2.6.29 doesn't exist.
[13:59] <mann26> i make 3 partition and the last is awap  partititon
[13:59] <Pici> veltsu: Perhaps you mean 2.6.27-9
[13:59] <veltsu> haha, maybe so :D
[14:00] <veltsu> well, I'll run that script and see what happens
[14:00] <veltsu> I don't remember John Titor installing anything on my laptop so I don't know...
[14:00] <gaelfx> jrib: synaptic says that all those other packages are needed but won't be installed :S
[14:00] <jrib> gaelfx: pastebin
[14:01] <r3dux> veltsu, not a clue. I've got the lastest repo'd kernel - no probs.
[14:02] <AltinT> hello, is it possible to have my Windows shared folder running even when I'm running ubuntu?
[14:02] <gaelfx> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d24d5b237
[14:03] <n8tuser> AltinT-> windows shared folder never runs..ever.. a folder could not run, but an application does
[14:04] <AltinT> ﻿n8tuser: you know what i mean ... i want it to be a shared folder, even when windows isn't running ...
[14:04] <jrib> gaelfx: install gnome-panel directly and pastebin the errors
[14:05] <n8tuser> AltinT-> i dont know what you meant, but if you meant your folder can be mounted and shared, then that is possible
[14:05] <gaelfx> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d446c99ba
[14:06] <sachael> anyone know the mime type for folders? It was something with "inode" in it?
[14:06] <AltinT> ﻿n8tuser: yes that's what i need: i want the folder to be visible on the network, right now, i don't have any shared folder at all visible on my other windows machine
[14:06] <AltinT> ﻿n8tuser: any idea how i do that?
[14:06] <gaelfx> it looks like I need to figure out where the dependency files are and rebuild them somehow
[14:06] <jesper_> Anyone help me with conky script?
[14:06] <jrib> gaelfx: apt-cache show gnome-panel
[14:06] <n8tuser> AltinT-> google for how samba/cifs works
[14:07] <AltinT> ﻿n8tuser: ok thanks
[14:08] <gaelfx> jrib: http://pastebin.com/d1b39adb1
[14:08] <hal_v2> There used to be an icon in the corner of my screen which would let me connect to wireless networks, but now that it's mysteriously dissappeared I have no idea how to connect to a network, or even see if there's one available. Any help ASAP would be great.
[14:10] <hal_v2> There used to be an icon in the corner of my screen which would let me connect to wireless networks, but now that it's mysteriously dissappeared I have no idea how to connect to a network, or even see if there's one available. Any help ASAP would be great.
[14:10] <Raylz> hi i get a connection timed out when trying to access a friends pc via ssh
[14:10] <jrib> gaelfx: don't see what's happening.  Obviously the info apt is using is for a package other than the ubuntu package.  I have to go now though.  Someone else will help
[14:10] <Raylz> he already enabled port forwarding
[14:10] <Slart_> hal_v2: I think the icon you're looking for is the network manager
[14:10] <Slart_> hal_v2: afaik it should still be there.. unless you're uninstalled it or something
[14:10] <gaelfx> jrib: thanks man
[14:10] <Raylz> he doesnt run iptables
[14:11] <hal_v2> Okay, well network manager isn't in the list of things to add to panel.
[14:11] <sachael> please, can someone grep his /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache for "nautilus" or "folder" or "inode"? Thanks
[14:11] <Slart_> hal_v2: it isn't a panel applet.. it's an icon in the task tray
[14:11] <jesper_> where can i locate the corky scripts folder ?
[14:11] <hal_v2> What's it under?
[14:12] <IdleOne> jesper_, probably ~/home/.corky
[14:12] <gaelfx> I'm having a problem, my apt-get wasn't working because of unmet dependencies, so I had to uninstall ubuntu-desktop, now I'm trying to reinstall that, and I get this: http://pastebin.com/d446c99ba anyone know what's going on here?
[14:12] <jesper_> Idleone: but i cant see the folder ?
[14:13] <jesper_> Idleone: problem solved :P
[14:13] <jesper_> Idleone: Thankyou
[14:13] <Slart_> hal_v2: under? it's in the same space as the pidgin icon, the skype icon, the tracker icon and so on.. the place where running program put their icons
[14:13] <IdleOne> jesper_, folders with a . in front of the name are hidden hit ctrl+h to unhide
[14:13] <hal_v2> Except it's not there, that's the problem.
[14:14] <Slart_> hal_v2: have you restarted the computer?
[14:14] <hal_v2> Several times, this has been a problem for a while.
[14:14] <hal_v2> I'm just now taking the time to fix it.
[14:15] <n8tuser> hal_v2-> sudo network-admin
[14:15] <hal_v2> It brings up network settings which have no options to join a wireless network.
[14:16] <LjL> gaelfx: consolekit (>= 0.7)?! there's no such version in any ubuntu release. show me your /etc/apt/sources.list please
[14:16] <n8tuser> !who | hal_v2
[14:17] <hal_v2> Sorry.
[14:17] <meganox> !hal > meganox
[14:18] <Verael`> how long will updates be available for ubuntu server 8.04 and 8.10 ?
[14:18] <LjL> !eol | Verael`
[14:19] <Pici> Verael`: 5 years on 8.04 and 18 months on 8.10
[14:19] <gaelfx> LjL: hang on
[14:20] <Verael`> ok thanks
[14:20] <gaelfx> LjL: http://pastebin.com/d386004e9
[14:20] <veltsu> so now the alsa script is working and i should be patient
[14:21] <LjL> gaelfx: it looks sane, however i can't see a reason why a package could require consolekit 0.7... what does "apt-cache policy gnome-panel" tell you?
[14:22] <mxweas_> I am currently using vmware fusion with ubuntu. How can I change the resolutions of the tty's?
[14:22] <mxweas_> at the moment they're stuck on 800x600
[14:22] <gaelfx> ljl: http://pastebin.com/d763584c2
[14:22] <meganox> is there a way to tell HAL to mount drives from the command line, just as if they had been auto-mounted?
[14:23] <Mathie-> is clonezilla good to move a whole linux system to a new hdd ?
[14:23] <vazdyk> hi, i have a problem. I cannot connect my mobile phone(nokia 3500) to computer,on ubuntu 8.10. It worked at earlier version, but at this, my phone isn't recognized. One my friend told me to mount it manually, but i am newbie, and i don't know what to do. Please Help me.
[14:23] <LjL> gaelfx: i don't understand... it's the right version for intrepid, and the right version of consolekit is 0.2... what consolekit version does "apt-cache depends gnome-panel" mention?
[14:24] <n8tuser> mxweas-> look around man pages of   stty  and tput   see if any options there that will do what you need
[14:24] <IdleOne> !clone > Mathie-  check this out instead and backup your /home then copy it over
[14:24] <LjL> gaelfx: also, what's the currently installed version of consolekit? (first line of "apt-cache policy consolekit")
[14:25] <gaelfx> LjL: it doesn't actually mention a version number, just that it depends on it
[14:25] <bakermd> Trying to run stunnel - getting inetd mode must define a remote host or an executable  -- google search shows others with this issue -  but no solution - any thoughts?
[14:25] <ilaiho> hi!
[14:25] <gaelfx> LjL: 0.2.10
[14:25] <ilaiho> does anyone have Thinkpad SL300?
[14:25] <kongove> Hi,all
[14:26] <IdleOne> !ask | ilaiho
[14:26] <LjL> gaelfx: actually, wait, gnome-panel *does* depend on consolekit?
[14:27] <gaelfx> LjL: it appears to
[14:27] <ilaiho> Does all hardware work?
[14:27] <IdleOne> ilaiho, download the live cd and test it. you can try Ubuntu without making any changes to your system
[14:27] <bazhang> !hcl > ilaiho
[14:27] <LjL> gaelfx: uh, check also with "apt-cache show gnome-panel | grep Depends
[14:28] <LjL> gaelfx: because after checking better - it *shouldn't* directly depend on it
[14:28] <ilaiho> IdleOne: I don't have that machine yet.
[14:28] <kongove> What's your opinion of Linux and GNU/Linux ?
[14:28] <vazdyk> hi, i have a problem. I cannot connect my mobile phone(nokia 3500) to computer,on ubuntu 8.10. It worked at earlier version, but at this, my phone isn't recognized. One my friend told me to mount it manually, but i am newbie, and i don't know what to do. Please Help me.
[14:28] <IdleOne> ilaiho, take the cd to the store and ask them to let you test it
[14:28] <Morydd> has anyone suceeded in getting a phillips webcam working in Ubuntu?
[14:28] <bazhang> kongove, a good question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:28] <gaelfx> LjL: oh man, what the heck happened to my apt-get?
[14:29] <kongove> vazdyk: a friend of mine also face this problem.
[14:29] <IdleOne> ilaiho, if they don't let you then you don't want to buy from them anyway. check the link ubottu sent you also
[14:29] <ty> sup
[14:29] <LjL> gaelfx: i don't quite know. i suspect one package or another is the wrong version, though. have you ever had any third-party repositories enabled? (aside from the WINE one, i can see you have that)
[14:29] <Pici> ilaiho: http://www.thinkwiki.org/ may be able to help you with Thinkpad choices.
[14:29] <Newtype> you guys wouldnt believe the headache i went through to get wow installed through wine. Its funny cause i never had a problem on previous installs
[14:29] <gaelfx> LjL: nope, unless medibuntu counts
[14:30] <ty> Does any1 know if hp laptops with 64bit processors overheat with excesive use?
[14:30] <LjL> gaelfx: well, it does to an extent, but it tends to be safe enough...
[14:30] <n8tuser> vazdyk-> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221863  see if this helps
[14:30] <LjL> gaelfx: so anyway does gnome-panel directly depend on consolekit according to "show"?
[14:31] <Newtype> ty, it all depends on where your using it, when I use a gaming laptop, or any other for that matter, i keep it elevated from most surfaces.
[14:31] <ty> Im gonna use compiz and just use it allot
[14:32] <gaelfx> ljl: nope
[14:32] <LjL> gaelfx: ok, but you say it depends on it according to "depends", so can you make out which packages it depends on it through? (just pastebin the whole "depends" output if you like)
[14:33] <ty> ive taken the fan off my 700mhz proc for an hour while i was using compiz and running lots of programs,  it didnt get near as hot as my amd 65 bit when i tool its fan off for ten minutes and let it idle
[14:33] <linuxman410> is there a remote access application for ubuntu like there are in windows
[14:33] <ty> linuxman410: yes there is
[14:33] <earthling> most remote access application were developed for unix :
[14:33] <linuxman410> can u tell me name of it
[14:33] <ty> You can only use it for windows to windows
[14:33] <gaelfx> ljl: http://pastebin.com/d3c6767ca
[14:34] <earthling> use putty
[14:34] <ty> vncviewer for windows
[14:34] <leachim6> hey...I'm on hardy and when I run apt-get dist-upgrade it does nothing and synaptic and update-notifier say their are no updates
[14:34] <leachim6> how to I upgrade to intrepid ?
[14:35] <iluminator101> Whats the best email client for linux?
[14:35] <ty> evolution
[14:35] <leachim6> thunderbird
[14:35] <Varka> sylpheed
[14:35] <LjL> gaelfx: eh, i'm lost completely. it depends on it directly, but it doesn't depend on it directly.
[14:35] <leachim6> lol...nice
[14:35] <leachim6> mutt
[14:35] <earthling> thunderbird works too :)
[14:35] <kelvin911> i like opera as email client
[14:35] <leachim6> opera
[14:35] <leachim6> pine
[14:35] <gaelfx> leachim6: I would suggest fresh install
[14:35] <leachim6> seamonkey
[14:35] <gaelfx> leachim6: the upgrade didn't work well for me
[14:36] <LjL> !best | iluminator101
[14:36] <leachim6> gaelfx, I know it's ideal...but I don';t have the time right now
[14:36] <LjL> leachim6: stop it
[14:36] <earthling> i hope u got quite a few too think on :)
[14:36] <iluminator101> is evolution the same thing as thunderbird?
[14:36] <ty> leachim6: go into system, admin, software sources, updates, and set upgrade to normal release
[14:36] <leachim6> no
[14:36] <LjL> gaelfx: try giving a "sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-cache gencaches; sudo apt-get update" and then try again installing
[14:37] <iluminator101> I want to change the panel color, but when i right click nothing comes up, how would i change the panel color manually?
[14:37] <gaelfx> ljl: still the same
[14:38] <linuxman410> how do u find out if there are any linux user groups in your area
[14:38] <earthling> google
[14:38] <LjL> linuxman410: that's a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-locoteams
[14:38] <leachim6> ty ahh...that's the problem
[14:38] <LjL> !loco > linuxman410    (linuxman410, see the private message from ubottu)
[14:38] <leachim6> there is no LTS releae
[14:38] <leachim6> *release
[14:38] <leachim6> so it didn't show anything
[14:38] <leachim6> thanks ty
[14:38] <linuxman410> ok thanks
[14:38] <FloodBot1> leachim6: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:38] <FloodBot2> leachim6: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:38] <FloodBot3> leachim6: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:39]  * erUSUL o.0!
[14:39] <LjL> uhm, bug
[14:39] <leachim6> no bug...feature
[14:39] <iluminator101> What I am trying to say is there another way to getting to panel right click proprieties from the terminal?
[14:40] <earthling> Fbuntu Ubuntu Cbuntu Kubuntu haa haaa
[14:40] <LjL> earthling: not very fun
[14:40] <vazdyk> to make my phone work as memory stick on ubuntu 8.10 ,i heard that i must to change something in unusual_devs.h, and recompile kernel. What do you thing about it?
[14:41] <troythetechguy_> I am running Ibex as guest via virtual box.  How can I share a directory in XP (host) with the guest OS (Ibex)?
[14:41] <LjL> gaelfx: i'm out of ideas to be honest and i have to run for a bit, be back later
[14:43] <alexis> Bonjour,
[14:43] <earthling> LjL : there is nothing happening here.. so was getting bored.. sorry for the offence
[14:43] <alexis> j'ai installé une aplication sous wine est elle ne peut pas ecricre dans le dossier config :/ comment je peut faire
[14:43] <bazhang> !fr
[14:43] <earthling> is that spanish ?
[14:44] <alexis> oups sorry
[14:44] <earthling> french !! ohh
[14:44] <alexis> =)
[14:44] <bazhang> earthling, chat in #ubuntu-offtopic not here
[14:44] <Lord-Tux> ¬¬
[14:44] <alexis> no i go to french irc
[14:44] <jim_p> how can i make a keyboard shortcut that captures a screenshot with scrot? i know its some weird metacity thing, but what is it?
[14:44] <cwliu> exit
[14:45] <troythetechguy_> Sorry, I was disconnected.  Does anyone know how I might accomplish this: I am running Ibex as guest via virtual box.  How can I share a directory in XP (host) with the guest OS (Ibex)?
[14:45] <irooty12> Hello i have something wrong with my video card " you do not appear to be using the Nvidia X driver. Please edit your x config file and restart x server " what do i do?
[14:45] <earthling> troythetechguy_ : use samba
[14:45] <carpii> create a share on the XP drive, and then mount it in your /etc/fstab
[14:45] <jim_p> trollboy, you will make shared folders from the settings of the virtual machine
[14:45] <trollboy> ?
[14:46] <trollboy> oh troythetechguy_
[14:46] <jim_p> trollboy, ooops sorry
[14:46] <trollboy> np
[14:46] <jim_p> troythetechguy_, look above please
[14:46] <earthling> helo alll :? why not use samba
[14:46] <earthling> for that win sharing
[14:46] <troythetechguy_> Thanks all.
[14:47] <carpii> yes, he'd need to use samba
[14:47] <irooty12> Hello i have something wrong with my video card " you do not appear to be using the Nvidia X driver. Please edit your x config file and restart x server " what do i do?
[14:47] <earthling> carpii : where does mounting on fstab come in then???
[14:47] <carpii> well he can mount a samba share in fstab
[14:47] <carpii> so it appears as a local directory
[14:48] <earthling> well... may be.. but mounting  n/w files on fsab .. is it safe?
[14:48] <carpii> hed be mounting a directory
[14:49] <bullgard4> Having called cheops-ng what do I have to fill in the  text input field 'Agent hostname'?
[14:49] <jim_p> how can i make a keyboard shortcut that captures a screenshot with scrot? i know its some weird metacity thing, but what is it?
[14:49] <iluminator101> ﻿ is there a keyboard short key for right clicking?
[14:50] <irooty12> Hello i have something wrong with my video card " you do not appear to be using the Nvidia X driver. Please edit your x config file and restart x server " what do i do?
[14:50] <pengo> iluminator101: shift-F10 sometimes works (windows/linux)
[14:50] <jim_p> iluminator101, the one between the right win key and the right ctrl!
[14:50] <bullgard4> iluminator101: On some keyboards, it is the 'menu' key.
[14:50] <IdleOne> what do i need to install so I can listen to radio online that requires windows media player?
[14:50] <troythetechguy_> How can I set the colors (like 24 million) in Ubuntu?
[14:51] <jim_p> IdleOne, loads of stuff, depending on the stream. best bet is mplayer
[14:51] <xeaio> hey how i get glibc
[14:51] <jim_p> troythetechguy_, in ubuntu the guest os in vbox?
[14:51] <xeaio> hey how i get glibc
[14:51] <Slart_> xeaio: tried apt-cache search glibc?
[14:52] <taak> when i reconnect to a screen session, backspace gets remapped to forward-delete. how do i fix that?
[14:52] <Slart_> !pm | xeaio
[14:52] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio Please hold down the repeats, it wont get you faster service
[14:52] <Pici> xeaio: You already have it.
[14:52] <iluminator101> well what i am trying to do is right click to properties on the panel to change its color but right click is not working
[14:52] <troythetechguy_> jim_p: vobx continues to inform me it's capable of displaying 32million, but I need to set this in the guest os.  This happens on boot.
[14:52] <IdleOne> jim_p, mplayer is installed
[14:52] <jim_p> IdleOne, then you need to find the link of the stream and open it with mplyer!
[14:53] <jim_p> troythetechguy_, did you install vbox additions on the ubuntu guest os?
[14:53] <Pici> xeaio: What are you trying to do, why do you think you need it?
[14:53] <troythetechguy_> jim_p: Yes.
[14:53] <xeaio> i want 2 install a game :D
[14:53] <Lasivian> so if I run Kismet I have to shutdown and remove the battery from my notebook before I can connect to a wireless network, is this normal?
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio What game
[14:54] <xeaio> Enemy territory
[14:54] <iluminator101> How would i find out mac panel color hex decimal code?
[14:54] <Slart_> Lasivian: that doesn't sound normal.. it won't work if you don't do that?
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !games
[14:54] <jim_p> troythetechguy_, then it should alreasy behave normally and have 32 bit color. if not, make a proper xorg
[14:54] <Lasivian> Slart_, right, it sees the networks, and it has the right wep key, but it refuses to r-connect
[14:54] <nandemonai> Hiya guys. Anyone had troubles with vlc playing .mkv after the latest batch of updates? http://pastebin.com/m25cc7a3c
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio we have a different link for games under wine
[14:55] <Pici> Jack_Sparrow: ET has a native client.
[14:55] <Slart_> Lasivian: a regular restart doesn't work?
[14:55] <Lasivian> it's an ath5k chipset
[14:55] <Lasivian> Slart_, correct
[14:55] <jim_p> how can i make a keyboard shortcut that captures a screenshot with scrot? i know its some weird metacity thing, but what is it?
[14:55] <iluminator101> is there a website that auto generates color on a color panel to give you hexdecimal code?
[14:55] <Slart_> Lasivian: that sounds very odd... do you get any errors in syslog, kernel log or any other kind of log?
[14:55] <Pici> iluminator101: I don't see how this is Ubuntu related. Try #ubuntu-offtopic or google.
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Pici Agreed, but that doesnt stop some people from running the windows version , especially if they dont know
[14:56] <jim_p> iluminator101, there is always gcolor gor that job
[14:56] <Pici> Jack_Sparrow: Indeed :)
[14:56] <Lasivian> Slart_, I thought at first the wireless or driver was damaged because no matter what I did it would not connect. Then I pulled all the power and it worked again.
[14:56] <xeaio> Pici: i need a command sudo apt-get the glibc
[14:56] <DefamedPrawn> Hi, I have my / partion on hdb3. Now I want to move it ot hda3, and install grub on hda(0). How can I do this?
[14:56] <Lasivian> "apt-get infuse coffee"
[14:56] <Pici> xeaio: libc6 provides the glibc package in Ubuntu and it is installed by default.
[14:57] <genii> Lasivian: Yes, caffeine
[14:57] <xeaio> and how i get that?
[14:57] <bazhang> xeaio, you  have it already.
[14:57] <Morydd> has anyone suceeded in getting a phillips webcam working in Ubuntu?
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> DefamedPrawn Several parts to that problem,  have you cloned that partition yet?
[14:57] <xeaio> haha i am new man just installed ubuntu
[14:57] <Lasivian> xeaio, perhaps if you explained what you are trying to do that is not working
[14:58] <jim_p> DefamedPrawn, with a live cd and loads of patience
[14:58] <Pici> xeaio: You already have it.
[14:58] <xeaio> omfg plz guys i did this 200 times but i deleted ubuntu so plz help normal i did gert help fro msite what is down so :s no i don't have it!!
[14:58] <Morydd> I think it's a driver issue. "ls: cannot access /dev/video*: No such file or directory"
[14:58] <berilio> whats bazaar?
[14:58] <bazhang> xeaio, you deleted ubuntu?
[14:58] <DefamedPrawn> Jack_Sparrow didn't exactly clone it. Just installed the new HD as master, used partition magic to create a partition of the exact same size as / ... then copied all the files over.
[14:59] <hovse> #ubuntu-pl
[14:59] <Pici> xeaio: Are you getting an error that says that you need it?
[14:59] <xeaio> yes glibc
[14:59] <xeaio> 2.0
[14:59] <Pici> xeaio: What exactly does the error say?
[14:59] <xeaio> but i want 2.7 :D
[14:59] <xeaio> wait
[14:59] <jim_p> xeaio, what are you trying to compile?
[14:59] <bazhang> !enter | xeaio
[14:59] <JollyRoger> ok.. i need some real help.... any1 please..
[15:00] <jim_p> JollyRoger, can you please repeat?
[15:00] <xeaio> It is recommended to install as the super user
[15:00] <xeaio> Please enter the root password or hit enter to continue as is
[15:00] <xeaio> Password:
[15:00] <xeaio> su: Authentication failure
[15:00] <xeaio> This installation doesn't support glibc-2.0 on Linux / unknown
[15:00] <FloodBot1> xeaio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:00] <xeaio> (tried to run setup)
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> DefamedPrawn the basics, clone/copy the partition, gksudo gedit /etc/fstab   and gksudo gedti /boot/grub/menu.lst  and reinstall grub.  Realistically, I would do a regular install of ubuntu on your first drive and use the clone info I will link.
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone
[15:01] <rbd_> I have an sshfs mount in my fstab...it doesn't get automounted on startup (it works fine after startup if I do sudo mount /mnt/mymount)... anyone seen a problem like this?
[15:01] <JollyRoger> im trying to install Ubuntu using unet-bootin, ive already partioned my hard drive, i have plenty of memory for ubuntu.. but when i get into the actual install it tells me " No root file system is defined" "Please correct this from the partitioning menu"
[15:01] <xeaio> i need to download it i did 100 times :D  so
[15:01] <JollyRoger> i have no idea what to do or how to do it.. lol
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo > xeaio
[15:02] <bazhang> xeaio, please explain on one line exactly what you are trying to accomplish
[15:02] <JollyRoger> can any1 help me out ?
[15:02] <Gizmo_The_Great> hey up - anyone here know of a good web gallery generator for Linux, other than gThumb, Digikam, and Gwenview
[15:03] <Gizmo_The_Great> and Simpleviewer
[15:03] <moijk> Gizmo_The_Great: http://picasa.google.com/linux/
[15:03] <DefamedPrawn> !clone
[15:03] <DefamedPrawn> ty Jack_Sparrow
[15:03] <Guest67707> Gizmo_The_Great: check out sourceforge
[15:03] <JollyRoger> :(
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> JollyRoger If you partitioned the drive then in the partitioning menu you need to tell it what partition to use
[15:04] <Guest67707> ubottu: what about http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261366
[15:04] <JollyRoger> how do i get to a partiton menu..
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> JollyRoger HAve some patience please
[15:04] <allsystemsarego> Gizmo_The_Great, webmagick
[15:04] <JollyRoger> on the install when it comes to step 4.. there is nothing.. so i just click forword and i get that stupid message.
[15:04] <Gizmo_The_Great> moijk, didnt know thetre was a picasa 4 linux - will give that a whirl
[15:04] <Gizmo_The_Great> allsystemsarego, thanks. will check it out
[15:05] <\\`oot> Hi - good morning all
[15:05] <xeaio> help me sudo apt-get install blablabla
[15:06] <Jack_Sparrow> JollyRoger Please link the instructions ou are using so I can read step 4.. I dont have too much time this am but will try
[15:06] <JollyRoger> there are no instructions......
[15:06] <jim_p> xeaio, what are you trying to compile?
[15:06] <bazhang> xeaio, please explain your final goal here, why you need that package
[15:06] <jim_p> how can i make a keyboard shortcut that captures a screenshot with scrot? i know its some weird metacity thing, but what is it?
[15:06] <JollyRoger> im in the install of Ubuntu .. on Ubuntu now...
[15:06] <xeaio> i need the package for a game
[15:06] <bazhang> xeaio, which game.
[15:07] <LjL> gaelfx: perhaps try simulating a removal of consolekit (just don't hit Y, or use the "--simulate" option of apt-get) and see what it'd also remove that depend on it
[15:07] <\\`oot> Hey, what do you guys all use for BitTorrent(s)?  The client that auto-installs is crap
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> oot.. please dont do that
[15:07] <xeaio> wolfenstein enemy territory
[15:07] <\\`oot> don't do what?
[15:08] <bazhang> \\`oot, keep it family friendly
[15:08] <\\`oot> Jack_Sparrow: so no asking questions?
[15:08] <bazhang> !torrent
[15:08] <\\`oot> uhmm... OK... the "Transmission client is poo"
[15:08] <bazhang> \\`oot, see above
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ootUSe language like that.. If you dont like something, keep it to yourself.  If you want help with something, we are here to help.  If you want to chat, there are other rooms
[15:08] <maximilian-schro> Hallo zusammen. ich habe eine Geniatech DVB-S Tv-Karte gekauft und im moment habe ich ein Problem mit Kaffeine Sender zu finden. Ich habe bereits versucht manuel die Channel.conf datei zu erstellern, jedoch ohne erfolg. Ich kann keine deutschen Sender empfangen. Beim suchlauf werden nur 22 ausländische Sender gefunden. Kann mir da jemand helfen?
[15:08] <piasdom> g'mornin all
[15:08] <bazhang> !de
[15:08] <\\`oot> yea, I saw - but I'm specifically asking what YOU GUYS use
[15:09] <bazhang> \\`oot, ask in #ubuntu-bots
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> oot This isnt the place for POLLS
[15:09] <JollyRoger> look.... i used unet-bootin... then i downloaded the ubuntu iso.... then i partitioned my hard drive and split it in half.... after that i opend ubuntu and it says home = 400mb :\ ....  and has that install icon on the desktop.... and so i clicked install... got to step 4 of the install... and now im here.... Sol...
[15:09] <iluminator101> My sd/mmc card is not being read, how do i know if its installed or mounted or why its not working?
[15:10] <bazhang> JollyRoger, any reason not to burn iso to cd and install that way?
[15:10] <JCDG> does anybody use SELinux?
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> iluminator101 Is it one of those internal readers on a laptop
[15:10] <piasdom> is there a "contr-alt-delete" key combination in ubuntu as in win ?
[15:10] <maximilian-schro> oh i am sorry. wrong channel :) anyways. anybody can give me a hint about how to get kaffeine working with dvb-s? i can get any german channels while searching Astra 19.2. Only a few non german channels (22). I have a Geniatech DVB-s Card and the moduls are lodaded correctly
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> JCDG Wrong room
[15:10] <JollyRoger> dont have any access to a burner or flash drive..
[15:10] <bazhang> !selinux > JCDG
[15:10] <JCDG> I use Ubuntu
[15:10] <iluminator101> jack_sparrow:yea internal ricoh
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[15:10] <allsystemsarego> iluminator101, run dmesg for starters
[15:11] <JCDG> and I want to know if somebody has ever implemented SElinux on INtrepid
[15:11] <bazhang> JCDG, read the pm from ubottu
[15:11] <JollyRoger> SIgh...
[15:11] <\\`oot> brb, reboots
[15:12] <chief> hi all, how do I get my brother mfc210 working on an amd64 install of ubuntu 8.10 ?
[15:12] <JollyRoger> so... im pretty sure im just s.o.l
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> iluminator101 There is the linux-laptop project that may help with that..  I never had much luck, and opted for $5 external
[15:12] <xeaio> how i install glibc? with apt-get
[15:12] <iluminator101> dmesg dont fit to screen how do i view whole it
[15:12] <allsystemsarego> piasdom, you can custom define it with ubuntu-tweak
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> JollyRoger Trying to do that from memory.. step 3 is partitioning?
[15:13] <orifice_work> is there a program to watch for network resources and mount them if available ?
[15:13] <bazhang> xeaio, you want a newer version?
[15:13] <xeaio> yes
[15:13] <jtaji> iluminator101: dmesg | less
[15:13] <JollyRoger> What..........
[15:13] <ubuntuuser> hello
[15:13] <xeaio> i got glibc the oldest one
[15:13] <xeaio> and where i get kde ?
[15:13] <bazhang> xeaio, you cant apt-get that then
[15:13] <xeaio> it can
[15:13] <xeaio> i did it before
[15:14] <bazhang> kubuntu-desktop for kde xeaio
[15:14] <Pici> xeaio: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[15:14] <iluminator101> thanks jtaji
[15:14] <xeaio> wubi i think
[15:14] <JollyRoger> well alot of help this fucking room was..... rofl..... later.....
[15:15] <orifice_work> what was his deal ?
[15:16] <cannonball> Hi, since I've upgraded to 8.10, the Update Manager no longer automatically runs in the background.  Google reveals no quick fixes.  I must have disabled it from running, but no kind of Software Source app exists in the Services manager.  Any ideas or URLs or FMs to get the update manager starting up automatically again?
[15:16] <Morydd> has anyone suceeded in getting a phillips webcam working in Ubuntu?
[15:17] <DarkKnight> hey how can i retrieve packages from a cd which i created using aptoncd
[15:17] <Pici> xeaio: The error that the installer is giving you is very vauge, you may need to install the build-essential package.
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Morydd Did you look at the webcam help page here
[15:17] <xeaio> and where i get that package
[15:18] <Pici> xeaio: Its in the package repositories.
[15:18] <Pici> xeaio: sudo apt-get install build-essential   will install it
[15:18] <xeaio> okµ
[15:18] <uriol> hi
[15:18] <Morydd> Jack_Sparrow: where is "here"
[15:19] <aaro> ey peruano abusador P3L|C4N0 registra tu abuso aqui tambien
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight  Here is a decent tutorial  http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2007/04/create-backup-of-installed-packages.html
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[15:19] <uriol> id like to know if there is a complement for firefox, something like get right
[15:19] <carpii> downThemAll
[15:19] <uriol> to secure downloads of big files like divx
[15:19] <JCDG> Jack_Sparrow, AppArmos comes included in Intrepid or is this available on the repositories?
[15:20] <Morydd> thank you, looking now.
[15:20] <Pici> uriol: the DownThemAll extension might be what you're looking for
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> JCDG we can look..
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !find apparmos
[15:20] <xeaio> look i got glibc 2.0 i need higher version
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !info apparmos
[15:20] <uriol> when i try to download a big file the connection breaks before it is all downloaded
[15:20] <uriol> i will try
[15:20] <bazhang> !apparmor
[15:21] <Pici> xeaio: libc6 is version 2.8 in Intrepid. It is installed by default.
[15:21] <lorenzosu> I'm behind a company proxy. Put the details for proxy in System>Preferences>Network proxy and selected Apply System-wide. I'd expect the proxy to work in "anything" connecting to the internet... what am I missing?
[15:21] <adityag> ﻿what is the channel name of mozilla firefox on freenode ?
[15:21] <xeaio> nope its not
[15:21] <JCDG> Jack_Sparrow, do you know another security suite or framework instead of Selinux and AppArmor?
[15:22] <iluminator101> Here here is my dmesg http://pastebin.com/d24f5a2c could someone please help me figure out why my sd/mmc card is not working. thanks
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> JCDG Not in my limited area of knowledge
[15:22] <matt0> maybe /join #firefox
[15:22] <lorenzosu> adityag, it's #firefox. I also advise you to check out the mozialla irc.
[15:22] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; thanq
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Did that do you
[15:22] <n8tuser> lorenzosu-> what happens when you use that proxy?
[15:22] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; i am checking it out
[15:23] <matt0> !info gcc
[15:23] <lorenzosu> n8tuser, Not working, for example, withj firefox.
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Let me know if you hit a snag
[15:23] <lorenzosu> n8tuser, Also not workin from terminal
[15:23] <Bruna> hellow
[15:23] <garrettk88> hey guys, i just upgraded to ubuntu 8.10... all the problems i had have seemed to resolve themselves with the upgrade, but for some reason my loading screen makes me hit the space bar a couple times to make it move(does that make sense to you)?
[15:23] <Bruna> oi
[15:23] <dtcrshr> iv got an intel core duo e2160 1.8gh, wich ubuntu its fine for me?
[15:23] <n8tuser> lorenzosu-> do you need to log on to your proxy to get the outside sites?
[15:24] <lorenzosu> n8tuser, Yes. It needs authentication
[15:24] <matt0> garrettk88 Loading screen? Like where the ubuntu splash screen with the progress bar?
[15:24] <n8tuser> lorenzosu-> and did you logon successfully?
[15:24] <erUSUL> JCDG: smack
[15:24] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; vow thank you.....i got it......
[15:24] <lorenzosu> It only seems to work with synaptic
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight cool.
[15:24] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; understood how to do it
[15:24] <JCDG> erUSUL, thxs...
[15:25] <garrettk88> matt0: yes I do
[15:25] <garrettk88> matt0 i mean yeah i mean that splash screen haha
[15:26] <outoftime> howdy all - can anyone recommend a good how-to on using Xorg.conf to configure displays - in particular I'm looking to have my laptop display disabled when I have an external plugged in...
[15:26] <ubuntudeb> bonjour
[15:26] <pengo> outoftime: i've never worked it out
[15:26] <IdleOne> !fr | ubuntudeb
[15:27] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; now i was just experimenting today with anjuta...found out that gcc-4.2 alone wont help it work and that even gcc is required...when we select anjuta to install....it selects only the version 4.2...so this causes problems in compilation.....so how do i know which  packages are really necessary for installing a particular package
[15:27] <outoftime> pengo: there must be a way!
[15:27] <pengo> outoftime: yeah. change to windows.
[15:27] <outoftime> pengo: : \
[15:27] <ubuntudeb> merci ubottu
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight I seldom compile anything .. but.. Build Dependencies: Most of the time you can install most build dependencies as in this example: sudo apt-get build-dep xvidcap , that will install all the -dev packages that the xvidcap package says it needs to compile
[15:28] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; compile??
[15:28] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight People chasing dependencies are usually compiling something
[15:28] <akravets> hello
[15:29] <themanwithaface> sup
[15:29] <uriol> thank you
[15:29] <pengo> outoftime: it's one of the main reason i'm planning to switch back after a year+ of ubuntu.. but admittedly i haven't looked much for a solution
[15:29] <uriol> this complement is very usefull
[15:29] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; does it take time....
[15:29] <outoftime> pengo: i was actually able to do that just fine with ubuntu on a macbook - the Nvidia settings panel made it possible to mirror the displays while using the external display's resolution (so the laptop monitor had a subset of the external, which had the desired effect)
[15:29] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight synaptic has the info you may want in one of the tabs
[15:29] <outoftime> pengo: but my new thinkpad doesn't have an Nvidia driver
[15:29] <akravets> Running Synergy on Ubuntu clears our server hostname each time I restart the machine. How can I configure Synergy to persist server name between restarts?
[15:29] <xeaio> hey
[15:29] <outoftime> pengo: or rather, doesn't have an nvidia card
[15:30] <xeaio> where i can find my whole c drive of my windows
[15:30] <xeaio> i got wine so
[15:30] <themanwithaface> hello
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio try /j #winehq
[15:30] <xeaio> thx
[15:30] <xeaio> xD
[15:31] <tewmten> hoi =)
[15:31] <veltsu> honestly guys, who's messing with my mind here? Just now I got my soundcard to work but then i noticed my wireless was not functional. A restart and now it's vice versa: network is ok but no sound...this must be some elaborate prank. Ha ha, very funny
[15:31] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; through Synaptic..i install anjuta...it shows that it one of its dependencies is the gcc-4.2.....but even gcc is required...so such similar problem may occur with other packages
[15:31] <tewmten> is there any way I can invoke the network configuration script used during the ubuntu installation, but in an already running installation of ubuntu?
[15:32] <pengo> outoftime|brb: hmm yep i have a thinkpad (with intel video) also.
[15:32] <tewmten> for reconfiguration of the network
[15:32] <Saga-VG> Hi people.  I have issue with my gnome-powermanager -- Can I reinstall it?  I just tried it using syn-package -- Nothing.
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !info anjuta
[15:32] <pengo> outoftime|brb: nice to know i'm not the only one.. well if you find a solution be sure to post it on thinkwiki.org
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight it that the version you installed
[15:33] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; didnt get u??
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight I am trying to figure out if you made any changes to your sources list
[15:34] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; no i didnt...why???
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight I am only half way through my first cup of coffee so I am gonna take awhile to get up to speed.  Did the install work or did it error out
[15:36] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; there's no problem with installation...the problem is that while compiling a C program because of missing gcc...it might not compile it...
[15:36] <Saga-VG> Is there an app that'll reduce your CPU speed low?
[15:36] <Saga-VG> Power management, that is.
[15:36] <dekkong> Hello guys! I'm thinking about buying an Acer Aspire One mini notebook. Does ubuntu work good on this computer?
[15:36] <\Kira> Is there a way I can constantly log terminal output to a file? Script saves the log after I enter exit command, and I dont want to have to end the command to see how it went, then start it up again.
[15:38] <xeaio> but look guys i downloaded glibc 2.7 it was in a tar . gz but it wont copie in the filesystem file
[15:38] <elementz> i can't start gnome-system-log: could somebody pls have a look at this: http://pastebin.ca/1286882 ?
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Ok..  like I said I seldom compile things...  Others can deal with it if it becomes an issue,  but I have seen no indication of a prob here in the channel..
[15:39] <\Kira> dekkong: look at this website for a list of peoples experiences with linux on acer laptops, there is alot of entries for the aspire "http://www.linux-laptop.net/acer.html"
[15:39] <bastid_raZor> \Kira; you could use something like nohup command .. and the file output would be a nohup file in your ~/
[15:39] <dekkong> \Kira: thx
[15:39] <\Kira> dekkong: no problem
[15:40] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; we noticed it when we installed linux..and students reported the problem even though the right path was set......thanq
[15:40] <cesurasean> Can anyone tell me why postfix is giving me the error Relay access denied when sending emails?
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio I think you are on your way to breaking your setup...  Please make a backup.  I wont be able to help as I need to leave
[15:40] <\Kira> bastid_raZor: nohup command? Never heard of it, could you give an example please?
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkKnight Noted.. see you later
[15:41] <Dvyjones> My sound has crashed (one small sound looping). How do I "restart" the sound?
[15:41] <bastid_raZor> \Kira; nohup firefox  ..firefox will run and be usable while everything is logged in ~/nohup
[15:41] <Saga-VG> System --> Preferences  --> Power Management -- You should get prompted with choices, right?  I get a blank GUI (with Power Management Preferences on the title).  Anybody know how to fix this issue?
[15:41] <DarkKnight> Jack_Sparrow; okk...
[15:41] <\Kira> bastid_raZor: cool, thanks :)
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > xeaio  Please dont DCC people without asking
[15:42] <elementz> anybody willing/able to help?? ^^
[15:42] <elementz> http://pastebin.ca/1286882
[15:42] <dave_> im having the weirdest problem ever, was wondering if anyone can help? on 8.10, during boot it seems to freeze, but its not, it continues the boot process only if i am touch buttons or moving the trackpad on my laptop
[15:43] <D3RGPS31> How's the support for ATI R HD 4800 series?
[15:43] <iBog> has anyone here created a live cd?
[15:44] <frozennoodle> yes
[15:44] <dave_> its really annoying, i basically have to hold down the space bar or something during boot to keep it going, or else it just sits there forever
[15:44] <iBog> I found the page on ubuntu's site for creating a live cd
[15:44] <iBog> and trying to follow it
[15:44] <adityag>  i had put a 500 MB file for a download, it completed 220 MBs and my internet got disconnected, and now when i resume it , it starts from the beginning. any way to resume after 220MBs ? I used " wget -c http://example.com/path/to/file.zip" but i get this error : http://privatepaste.com/f3oPeTAJ1g
[15:45] <frozennoodle> burn the iso - done the cd is an install and live cd in one
[15:45] <iBog> frozennoodle: how do I add an application?
[15:45] <nandemonai> adityag, looks like the download link timed out.
[15:45] <bazhang> iBog, to the live cd?
[15:45] <iBog> bazhang: yeah
[15:46] <bazhang> iBog, you need to remaster it
[15:46] <adityag> nandemonai: its still working
[15:46] <iBog> bazhang: I want to add Boxee
[15:46] <bazhang> !remaster
[15:46] <bazhang> iBog, ^^
[15:46] <iBog> been following that
[15:46] <bazhang> iBog, I think uck is the easiest
[15:47] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me where the source code is stored in which directory
[15:47] <bazhang> DarkKnight, the source code or the sources.list
[15:47] <iBog> let me read about uck, brb
[15:47] <DarkKnight> bazhang; the source code of the functionality of OS and other softwares
[15:48] <Dvyjones> My sound has crashed (one small sound looping). How do I "restart" the sound?
[15:48] <mdreelan> do you have to install RPM to install Java in 8.10?
[15:48] <bazhang> DarkKnight, not sure what you mean, please explain
[15:48] <adityag> nandemonai: any solution ???
[15:48] <frozennoodle> HOW DO I COMPUTER
[15:48] <bazhang> mdreelan, no need for rpm
[15:48] <DarkKnight> bazhang; like printers source code...devices source code....etc....
[15:48] <mdreelan> specifically the java plugin
[15:48] <DarkKnight> bazhang; and even kernel coe
[15:48] <DarkKnight> bazhang; and even kernel code
[15:48] <bobbob1016> D3RGPS31, Did you try google-ing it?  http://www.google.com/search?q=ati+hd4800+ubuntu&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a  Maybe the first thing listed there would help...  Try a livecd, it should let give you an idea.  You could install to a flashdrive, so you can boot off of the drive after installing the drivers.
[15:48] <chief> hi, why does "network connections" keep losing my settings when I reboot
[15:50] <bazhang> DarkKnight, what are you trying to accomplish, please clarify
[15:50] <rrohde> hi guys. We need to route a client's  ip address from a wireless access point to another machine, without being able to use masquerading, as this masks the client's ip with that of the access point.. any ideas how to realize this? We run the access point on an ubuntu server.
[15:50] <bhasu>  hi !! any one to help me with device driver of a usb modem ??
[15:51] <anwort> hola
[15:51] <hwilde> rrohde, what are you trying to do exactly
[15:51] <DarkKnight> bazhang; just wanted to know how the code is constructed...wanted to get into the details of system programming...so that i can create new packages....ect
[15:51] <DarkKnight> bazhang; just wanted to know how the code is constructed...wanted to get into the details of system programming...so that i can create new packages....etc
[15:52] <rrohde> hwilde: ok, client a connects to the ubuntu access point, and his IP address needs to go to yet another machine for it to be collected
[15:52] <hwilde> Dvyjones, /etc/init.d/alsa restart
[15:52] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell me which package to install for advanced desktop effects...like rotating cube etc....
[15:52] <ConstantineXVI> Is ext3 still the best linux FS whose developer isn't in jail?
[15:52] <Dvyjones> hwilde: bash: /etc/init.d/alsa: No such file or directory
[15:52] <bazhang> !ccsm > DarkKnight
[15:52] <rrohde> so far, we tried masquerading with iptables, which allows client a to see the other machine, however, we lose the ip address of client a, as it is masked. We cannot have it masked though
[15:52] <bhasu> darkknight :: install compiz ..u ll get hell lot of effects ..
[15:53] <hwilde> Dvyjones, /etc/init.d/alsa<tab>  restart
[15:53] <hwilde> !cube | DarkKnight
[15:53] <xeaio> how i get glibc 2.2
[15:53] <adityag>  i had put a 500 MB file for a download, it completed 220 MBs and my internet got disconnected, and now when i resume it , it starts from the beginning. any way to resume after 220MBs ? I used " wget -c http://example.com/path/to/file.zip" but i get this error : http://privatepaste.com/f3oPeTAJ1g
[15:53] <hwilde> rrohde, I don't really understand what you are trying to do yet,  what is the end goal
[15:54] <Dvyjones> hwilde: Didn't work :(
[15:54] <Dvyjones> hwilde: Sound still playing...
[15:54] <rrohde> hwilde: the end goal is to route a wireless client's IP to another machine in the network
[15:54] <hwilde> adityag, wget -c is the right command to restart
[15:54] <Stormx2> Hi. My brother's network has stopped working, it won't resolve domains. I'm trying to fix it, but I can't get to any GUI network configuration tools. nm-applet does nothing when I launch it, and the old (and good) network manager seems to have gone from 8.10. Suggestions?
[15:55] <hwilde> rrohde, what for tho?  sry maybe I am missing the point
[15:55] <DarkKnight> bhasu, hwilde; thanq guys....got it....
[15:55] <hwilde> Dvyjones, sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[15:55] <rrohde> hwilde: to be able to send his ip address to the internet.
[15:55] <rrohde> it's a city network
[15:55] <adityag> hwilde: i want to resume
[15:55] <rrohde> client's can access an AP
[15:55] <rrohde> that AP routes the client's IP to the internet
[15:55] <rrohde> in between are 2 machines
[15:56] <Dvyjones> hwilde: Sound is still playing :(
[15:56] <nite_johnboy> Hi - What is the human readable shell command for hard drive size/whats used/whats open ? ?
[15:56] <Stormx2> Dvyjones: killall nsplugin
[15:56] <hwilde> Dvyjones, so what do you want the sound to stop?  /etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop
[15:56] <DarkKnight> bhasu, hwilde; actually i had installed it already and have the desktop effects.....but while updating my blog i forgot the package name....thanq
[15:56] <bastid_raZor> nite_johnboy; df -h
[15:56] <Stormx2> Dvyjones, did you kill pulseaudio or something?
[15:56] <yaaar> word
[15:57] <hwilde> rrohde, sry I don't understand waht you're asking for so i'm not sure what to suggest
[15:57] <DarkKnight> bazhang; just wanted to know how the code is constructed...wanted to get into the details of system programming...so that i can create new packages....etc
[15:57] <bhasu> Darknight :: no problem ..enjoy wid effects ..
[15:57] <bazhang> !packaging > DarkKnight
[15:57] <nite_johnboy> bastid_raZor: Cool - had it written down somewhere - but alas too many scraps of paper & notes on my desk - Thanks!
[15:57] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: No, songbird crashed :P
[15:57] <rkln03> Hello, does anyone know how to get rid of the "FATAL: BATTERY MODULE NOT FOUND" error to shows up on my Acer aspire one when I boot it with Ubuntu Remix?
[15:57] <yaaar> can anybody round here help me with a printer problem? i have an hp laserjet 1020, and when i turned it on it immediately came up and was autoconfigured, but when i try to print anything it just doesn't do anything at all
[15:57] <\\`oot> Hola.... is it weird that my "themes" aren't persistent across reboots?
[15:57] <rkln03> Hello, does anyone know how to get rid of the "FATAL: BATTERY MODULE NOT FOUND" error to shows up on my Acer aspire one when I boot it with Ubuntu Remix?
[15:58] <Stormx2> Dvyjones, has the songbird process actually finished?
[15:58] <julian> is it possible to print openoffice documents withing nautilus?
[15:58] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, I have a text file on my desktop called "scraps"  just for that purpose.  I just keep adding to it.  then you can ctrl+f
[15:58] <bastid_raZor> nite_johnboy; yeah, when i started out that is how i did too. i still have my old notebook although it is tatters now
[15:58] <yaaar> the little printer widget comes up on the tray, and shows the job processing, and then it disappears like it went through...but the printer just sits there
[15:58] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: It has (ps aux | grep songbird only returns the grep)
[15:58] <peter_> holo
[15:58] <Stormx2> Hum.
[15:58] <yaaar> i tried printing a test page from the printer configuration screen, but it never prints
[15:58] <yaaar> any idea what i should try next?
[15:58] <Stormx2> Dvyjones, killall pulseaudio, for the heck of it?
[15:59] <Guiri> I'm trying to figure out how to edit my sessions. I have openbox installed alongside kubuntu and I'd like pypanel to start along with it
[15:59] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; Whatz the Ctrl+f do?
[15:59] <Russianspi> @yaaar have you tried rebooting?  Fixed it for me last time
[15:59] <hwilde> rrohde, so your clients are associated to an AP, but they can't get internet access?
[15:59] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: Ain't working...
[15:59] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, Find
[15:59] <yaaar> Russianspi: ok, i suppose i'll give it a shot...thanks
[16:00] <Dvyjones> There :D
[16:00] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; Ahhh - another one for the scrap book - heh heh - thanks  :o)
[16:00] <gringosuperstar> probs printing xubuntu
[16:00] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, yes exactly.  I have stuff in there over a year old.
[16:00] <hwilde> !print | gringosuperstar
[16:01] <rrohde> hwilde: yes. well, they CAN get internet access if we masquerade with NATing their IP
[16:01] <rrohde> however
[16:01] <gringosuperstar> thanks hwilde
[16:01] <hwilde> !enter | rrohde
[16:01] <rrohde> we lose their IP because
[16:01] <rrohde> ok
[16:01] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; yea - I hear ya - just making up a list of my fav - Terminal commands etc. Love this stuff.....
[16:01] <Stormx2> Mah thread, if anyone can take a look: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6380046
[16:01] <Guiri> Anyone?
[16:01] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, you know about the command "history" right ?
[16:02] <Stormx2> Dvyjones: What did you do?
[16:02] <bastid_raZor> Guiri; for kubuntu try #kubuntu  they may be of more help
[16:02] <coddy> hey all
[16:02] <rrohde> hwilde: Clients can access the internet if we masq. But - when masq, we lose the Client's original IP address, as it is masked with that of the Ap
[16:03] <Pici> Guiri: Are you using KDE or OpenBox?
[16:03] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; of course not ... will try it though - I picked one up the other day that outputs a list of all hardware devices in comp. to a .html file - that's a nice one to have.
[16:03] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: ps aux | grep pulseaudio, then kill -9 the pid :P
[16:03] <hwilde> rrohde, ok I follow you so far, your clients can associate to the AP, and they get an IP, and they can get to the internet.  now what is the issue?
[16:03] <Guiri> Pici - Openbox right now. I have Openbox isntalled on Kubuntu and can select the session at the KDM. But I want pypanel to load with openbox somehow
[16:03] <crackintosh> could someone tell me whats wrong with my date syntax mysqldump -u root -p -h xxxxx.com --all-databases > /Volumes/Backup/mysqldump_%Y%m%d.sql  . When the file saves, it is not saving the date in the file name.
[16:03] <hwilde> nite_johnboy,  type in "history" in the terminal
[16:04] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: Then /usr/bin/pulseaudo -D --log-target=syslog
[16:04] <hwilde> crackintosh, /Volumes/Backup/mysqldump_`date +%Y%m%d`.sql
[16:04] <Pici> Guiri: Mentioning Kubuntu just seems to confuse people, just ask for help with Openbox.
[16:04] <crackintosh> hwilde: thank you
[16:04] <yaaar> well, i'm back
[16:04] <rrohde> hwilde: the issue is that in doing so, we are not getting the actual client IP address. Instead we get the IP addy of the AP, as the AP masquerades them. We would like to have the same effect for the client getting to the internet, but with the client keeping his initial IP so we can work with it
[16:05] <yaaar> rebooting had no effect.
[16:05] <hwilde> rrohde, but that's not how your AP works
[16:05] <Veinor> is there any sort of repository of general ubuntu tips/tricks/whatever?
[16:05] <hwilde> rrohde, what do you want to do with the client IP exactly
[16:05] <hwilde> Veinor, I like the O'Reilly book series,   Linux in a nutshell
[16:06] <\\`oot> How can I determine where the binary for a program was installed?
[16:06] <\\`oot> (or what it is!?)
[16:06] <Stormx2> Dvyjones: Or just killall -9 pulseaudio?
[16:06] <hwilde> \\`oot, which programname
[16:06] <Stormx2> pulseaudio is more trouble than it's worth anyway
[16:06] <\\`oot> awn
[16:06] <hwilde> \\`oot, which awn
[16:06] <Veinor> \\`oot: whereis awn
[16:06] <\\`oot> thx
[16:06] <Turtle2> awn died
[16:06] <Stormx2> \\`oot, dpkg -L packagename | grep bin
[16:06] <Veinor> which tells you which oen will run
[16:06] <yaaar> to recap: hp laserjet 1020 plugged in usb. autoconfiguation happened immediately, and it's setup with the Foomatic/foo2zjs driver. when i print anything it processes for a minute and then says the job is completed...but my printer doesn't do anything at all.
[16:06] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; Hey that's sweet - Is there away to print this to a .log or .txt file in my Home Dir.  ?
[16:06] <Stormx2> If there's more than one, or you don't know the binary name.
[16:06] <Veinor> whereis tells you where all the related stuff is
[16:07] <Dvyjones> Stormx2: That might work .P
[16:07] <py_> hello
[16:07] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, you can redirect the output of any command to a file with   > filename
[16:07] <bazhang> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid Veinor
[16:07] <yaaar> anybody know what the problem might be there?
[16:07] <Veinor> hwilde: how advanced does it get?
[16:07] <Pollope> Hello, who here uses stumbleupon ?
[16:07] <hwilde> Veinor, there is also the popular book series Ubuntu for dummies
[16:07] <Stormx2> Pollope, you conducting a survey or something?
[16:07] <bastid_raZor> \\`oot; avant-window-navigator is the actual command name and it should be installed in /usr/bin/ if you installed from the repo's
[16:07] <rrohde> hwilde: the client IP is being routed through a proxy, which displays some info on the client's browser before he reaches the internet
[16:07] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; I thought that what is was - but was not certain.
[16:07] <hwilde> yaaar, might sound silly... reboot your printer?
[16:07] <bazhang> Pollope, good question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:08] <Pollope> ok thx
[16:08] <coddy> reboot a printer
[16:08] <godsyn> hwilde: example : ls > ~/list.txt
[16:08] <coddy> thats fully logical
[16:08] <Veinor> hwilde: how advanced do those books get?
[16:08] <coddy> all the way
[16:08] <hwilde> Veinor, I do not know how to answer your question.
[16:08] <piasdom> allsystemsarego:thank you
[16:08] <Veinor> hmm?
[16:08] <yaaar> hwilde: actually, someone else said to reboot the computer a few minutes ago, so i did, with no change. is that what you meant or do you want me to turn the printer off/on
[16:08] <hwilde> yaaar, can anyone else print?
[16:09] <hwilde> sometimes our printers lock up and then I reboot it and it works
[16:09] <Veinor> i mean, like, does it just cover basic stuff like redirecting and pipes, or does it get into tricky stuff like editing xorg.conf and the like?
[16:09] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; So If what I'm looking at with this command - it gives me a list of all the different shell commands I've ever used - correct?
[16:09] <py_> I've a feisty box installed, which hasn't been update for a while. Now when I try "apt-get update" it fails with several 404. Looking at the repositories, it looks like there is no "feisty" directory anymore (eg look there: http://be.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/). What am I supposed to do to be able to install stuff on the box?
[16:09] <yaaar> hwilde: there's no one else (and no other computers) here
[16:09] <hwilde> nite_johnboy, yep.   and you can execute them with !495   or whatever line number.  just put the ! in front.  you can also do like  !h  and it will match the last command that started with h
[16:10] <hwilde> Veinor, I didn't memorize the entire books.  they cover lots of stuff.
[16:10] <bazhang> py_, its end of life (feisty)
[16:10] <Veinor> i'll check them out
[16:10] <bazhang> !eol | py_
[16:11] <hwilde> py_, change be.archive.ubuntu.com to  old-releases.ubuntu.com
[16:11] <yaaar> hwilde: i turned the printer off then on; no change.
[16:12] <\\`oot> Hi again, if there is a program on the Applications menu, how do I figure out what the CLI command to run it is?
[16:13] <hwilde> \\`oot, right click on the menu, edit menus, find hte thing you want, right click, properties
[16:13] <meganox> \\`oot: easiest way is right-click add to panel then right click on the new panel icon and select properties
[16:13] <meganox> \\`oot: that's faster than bringing up the menu editor
[16:13] <\\`oot> thank you!
[16:13] <\\`oot> brilliant
[16:13] <br24> has anyone had any problems with NFS after upgrading?
[16:14] <xeaio> how 2 get glibc installed plz
[16:14] <py_> bazhang: I do know that, I just want to install a soft on them. They'll be upgraded soon
[16:14] <py_> hwilde: thanks, exactly what I was looking for
[16:14] <bazhang> xeaio, its installed already
[16:14] <br24> has anyone had any problems with NFS after upgrading?
[16:14] <xeaio> yes but 2.0 can't install fucking ET
[16:14] <giacomo> hello guys, I've a deep problem with my wireless card, I've already tested most of the well known solutions, so now I need a kind of expert that can understand why my ubuntu can't find any wireless network even if it can detect it through airodump or kismet (for example)
[16:14] <Stormx2> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/269340 <-- need help working around this bug. Anyone?
[16:14] <damada> hi, for a server box we want to disable compiz by default for all users. We are running 8.10 on it.
[16:15] <nite_johnboy> hwilde; Wow - very useful and nice to know - I have a really good ref. book I haven't taken the time crack open yet < A Practical Guide to Linux - Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming > (Whew - that's a long title) - Appreciate your input.
[16:15] <xeaio> i need 2.1 or 2.2
[16:15] <xeaio> :s
[16:15] <bazhang> !language | xeaio
[16:15] <damada> how can we get rid of compiz completely?
[16:15] <br24> has anyone had any problems with NFS after upgrading?
[16:15] <bastid_raZor> damada; turn off desktop effects..
[16:15] <xeaio> bazhang how i get newer glibc
[16:15] <mon^rch> can I install intrepid on a 8GB usb stick and still keep my current system in tact?
[16:15] <cookiemonster077> need help configuring dual display on dual card complete noob
[16:16] <damada> bastid_raZor, the 100billion dollar question is: how?
[16:16] <damada> we need this turned off by default
[16:16] <br24> has anyone had any problems with NFS after upgrading?
[16:16] <Pici> !repeat | br24
[16:16] <br24> oh I will keep repeating
[16:16] <Guiri> Where are the X sessions located that KDM/GDM/Slim call? How can I customize them?
[16:16] <bazhang> br24, best to space it out a bit
[16:16] <br24> yeah I know
[16:17] <br24> this channel hasnt changed much
[16:17] <magnetron> mon^rch: the easiest would probably to put the Live CD iso on the USB stick, using the bootable usb creator included on the intrepid live CD
[16:17] <bastid_raZor> damada; system>preference>appearance>Visual Effects select None
[16:17] <bazhang> br24, asking an actual question would help though.
[16:17] <damada> bastid_raZor, this is not system wide
[16:17] <damada> again: I am looking for a system wide setting
[16:17] <mon^rch> magnetron: ty
[16:18] <Pici> damada: You will probably need to install sabayon or pessulus to lockdown that setting.
[16:18] <br24> bazhang: has anyone had a problem with NFS freezing the desktop after upgrading to Intrepid?
[16:18] <br24> better?
[16:18]  * giacomo is waiting for a gentle guy who can help him solving the problem explained above
[16:18] <bazhang> br24, any error messages?
[16:18] <br24> nope
[16:18] <ikonia> bazhang: just ask the problem, it doesn't matter what anyone else has
[16:19] <bazhang> heh
[16:19] <bazhang> serious mis-tab complete
[16:19] <DarkKnight> bazhang; see my private message
[16:19] <bazhang> DarkKnight, please keep it in channel thanks
[16:20] <Hideme> does anyone know how to convert a PDF to image format?
[16:20] <DarkKnight> bazhang; no the channel operator has restricted me already not to do so
[16:20] <bazhang> DarkKnight, then take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:20] <DarkKnight> Hideme; just open each page and take screenshots.....
[16:21]  * giacomo is giving up waiting for the gentle guy
[16:21] <DarkKnight> bazhang; are u in that channel
[16:21] <Hideme> DarkKnight:  Nope, I need the fill sized doc.
[16:21] <DarkKnight> Hideme; in the sense
[16:21] <Hideme> It's an img within the PDF
[16:21] <yaaar> i have an hp laserjet 1020 plugged in usb. autoconfiguation happened immediately, and it's setup with the Foomatic/foo2zjs driver. when i print anything it processes for a minute and then says the job is completed...but my printer doesn't do anything at all. i've tried rebooting the machine and turning the printer off/on. no luck
[16:21] <xeaio> bazhang; hey look i need a newer version of glibc
[16:21] <yaaar> anybody know what might cause this?
[16:21] <yaaar> or even where i can go to look for an error?
[16:21] <mon^rch> magnetron: where is the util on the live cd (bootable usb creator)?
[16:21] <hwilde> yaaar, did you google your printer +ubuntu ?   maybe other people have seen this
[16:21] <bazhang> xeaio, what version of ubuntu you have
[16:22] <xeaio> bazhang; hey look i need a newer version of glibc what do you mean just ubuntu wubi i think i type linux wubi and getted this
[16:22] <yaaar> hwilde: yeah, i did, but i'm not turning up much...printer databases simply say it works
[16:22] <xeaio> bazhang; BRB
[16:23] <robin0800> hwilde: try a different driver
[16:24] <mon^rch> magnetron: where is the util on the live cd (bootable usb creator)?
[16:24] <xeaio> bazhang; ok
[16:25] <xeaio> bazhang; help me now
[16:25] <jtanner> can anyone tell me how to find which package provides /usr/bin/dig ?
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> xeaio FYI, consider wubi more of a test drive than something for everyday use..  Before you go to all of this trouble , you should read about wubi installs, what they are and how they differ from a real partition install
[16:25] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[16:25] <bazhang> xeaio, please tell what version of ubuntu you are using; (the answer is not wubi)
[16:25] <Zehava> How can I get the java plugin for firefox to work?
[16:26] <bazhang> !version > xeaio
[16:26] <cookiemonster077> still looking for help with dual display on dual card
[16:26] <Tetracomm> Do you know if Linux system administrators are paid more or less than the Windows ones?
[16:26] <Pici> !ot | Tetracomm
[16:26] <xeaio> bazhang; Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[16:26] <xeaio> Description:	Ubuntu 8.10
[16:26] <xeaio> Release:	8.10
[16:26] <xeaio> Codename:	intrepid
[16:27] <FloodBot1> xeaio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:27] <mr_boo> i've figured out i can adjust which partition to swap to with the "swapon" and "swapoff" commands
[16:28] <mr_boo> what if i want to make this permanent?
[16:28] <coldboot|home> Does anyone know of a good collaborative coding site? Where you can type into a box and the other guy sees what you type live?
[16:28] <mr_boo> so that i don't have to write this manually each time
[16:28] <Nith> Does anyone know how to run a script at shutdown time (after GDM is stopped or so)?
[16:28] <Nith> Or better yet how to unload a particular module before halting?
[16:29] <mr_boo> coldboot|home: vnc is a non web browser remote controller
[16:29] <error404notfound> I heard that if /boot is on another partition for security reasons it should be unmounted after a complete boot using rc.local, true?
[16:29] <hwilde> mr_boo, /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[16:30] <mr_boo> hwilde: is that the startup script for everything?
[16:30] <starkmjolk> eavning all. my webcame can't seem to fire up properly on my notebook in anything but luvcview. can't find it to be a common issue
[16:30] <starkmjolk> webcam*
[16:30] <bhasu_> hey guyz .. i have a problem in detecting a usb modem ...can any one help me ??
[16:30] <hwilde> mr_boo, for the boot loader
[16:30] <simplexio> error404notfound: well... yes and no
[16:30] <hwilde> bhasu_, plug in the modem and type "dmesg"  is it recognized at the bottom there ?
[16:30] <error404notfound> simplexio: hmmm how yes and how no...
[16:31] <mr_boo> hwilde: thanks
[16:31] <dinsdale07> Gday - my proftp server performs Identlookups although I have "IdentLookups off" in /.etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf      Any Idea why?
[16:31] <simplexio> error404notfound: you need root acces to modify stuff in /boot/, soo
[16:31] <bhasu_> hwilde ::yeah itz detected there...but the device is not found at /dev/ ...the modem is huawei ec 121
[16:32] <rrr69> j ubuntu-fr
[16:32] <simplexio> error404notfound: so you have lost game allready if someone can get root access. but dedicated /boot help if you want try several distros
[16:32] <hwilde> bhasu_, what does it say in dmesg then
[16:33] <ruffleS> anyone knows how to convert a .avi file into .rmvb with embedded subtitles?
[16:33] <horstle> hi
[16:33] <starkmjolk> just checked in dmesg, uvcvideo seem to segfault most of the time
[16:33] <julian> Is it possible to print openoffice documents from within nautilus?
[16:33] <Guiri> How can I add programs to an xsession under /usr/share/xsessions? such as openbox.desktop. Adding an addition Exec= throws an error
[16:33] <simplexio> ruffleS: avidemux , memcoder, ffmpeg  are programs but no idea howto use them
[16:33] <dinsdale07> anyone knows whether there is an ubuntu channel for more server related stuff
[16:34] <bazhang> #ubuntu-server dinsdale07
[16:34] <mr_boo> hwilde: uhm, menu.1st is a configuration file for grub rather than a batch file?
[16:34] <ruffleS> simplexio, yep i do know those. i'm wishing someone would show me a command line syntax or something. but thanks for your help
[16:34] <dinsdale07> thx bazhang , I could have though of that :-)
[16:35] <hasibullah> hi there all
[16:35] <gasmask> hasibullah: Hi
[16:36] <L3Tum> does anyone here use vim?
[16:36] <hwilde> mr_boo, yes that is correct
[16:36] <hwilde> L3Tum, yes
[16:36] <bhasu_> hwilde :: shal i paste the whole thing here ??
[16:36] <gasmask> Hi guys, I have a file server running xubuntu, it can see the local network, but can't access the internet. All the other clients can access the internet though... any hints?
[16:36] <mr_boo> hwilde: is that really the place to choose the preffered swap area?
[16:37] <Zehava> how can I get java plugin to work with firefox on ubuntu please
[16:37] <jtanner> L3Tum: yes
[16:37] <L3Tum> hwilde, how can I run vim in gui mode? when I run vim in command line, it only pops up with a short menu
[16:37] <jtanner> L3Tum: gvim
[16:37] <Guiri> Glad you guys have all day. I do too
[16:37] <L3Tum> jtanner, thanks
[16:37] <zenit> gasmask: you configured the network manually?
[16:38] <hwilde> mr_boo, I dunno maybe I read wrong what are you trying to do again ??
[16:38] <jtanner> L3Tum: vim-gnome is the package name
[16:38] <gasmask> yeah, all computers have static IPs
[16:38] <hwilde> Guiri, have you tried googling about your question ?
[16:38] <Guiri> yeah. doing so now and not finding much. Seems like a simple syntax error
[16:38] <gasmask> zenit:yeah, all computers have static IPs
[16:38] <bazhang> Guiri, what question
[16:38] <mr_boo> hwilde: i want to force ubuntu to use my /dev/sdb1 partition instead of my /dev/sda3 for swapping
[16:38] <L3Tum> jtanner, do you happen to know the difference in the gnome one and the gtk one? I have gnome gtk+2
[16:38] <soopaulo> gghghgthghh
[16:38] <zenit> gasmask: I would check first the default gateway, then dns.
[16:38] <hwilde> mr_boo, that is in /etc/fstab
[16:39] <Guiri> bazhang: I'm trying to figure out how to add pypanel and conky to load to my /usr/share/xsessions/openbox.desktop
[16:39] <Andy_> hi =D
[16:39] <Guiri> to load them at boot
[16:39] <mr_boo> hwilde: in fact, i've got two swap partitions
[16:39] <jtanner> L3Tum: gtk = gnome
[16:39] <mr_boo> hwilde: one created later by myself
[16:39] <bhasu_> hwilde :: actually itz detecting as a cdrom device ...it has a in built mass storage to store the windows drivers ....i googled it ..but i couldint find a solution for that ...
[16:39] <bazhang> Guiri, this is using xubuntu?
[16:39] <templaedhel> I have ubuntu 8.10 on a dell inspiron e1505/6400 and the screen doesn't turn off when I close the lid
[16:39] <mr_boo> hwilde: now i want to convince ubuntu to suddenly use this new swap drive
[16:39] <gasmask> zenit: would you still be able to access the LAN if that was the problem, and if so, were is the conf. file?
[16:39] <Stormx2> "a.  Updating connection failed: nm-ifupdown-connection.c.82 - connection update not supported (read-only).  -  thats a read-only connection (its auto). You can only edit it when you rename the connection otherwise the above error will show." from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkManager0.7. How can I rename the connection?
[16:39] <Guiri> No, the base install is kubuntu but it shouldn't matter - the sessions are all stored in /usr/share/xsessions
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> mr_boo Perhaps in /etc/fstab
[16:40] <mr_boo> gotta try
[16:40] <zenit> gasmask: yes, you would still be able to access the lan, but not Internet.
[16:40] <Stormx2> Failing that, how can I use the old GNOME Network dialog to configure connections? This obviously isn't working
[16:40] <mr_boo> hope its recommended to edit fstab
[16:41] <zenit> gasmask: not sure if you use network manager, or the traditional way. Anyway, dns is set in /etc/resolv.conf, netstat -rn will show the routing table. Look at destination 0.0.0.0.
[16:41] <Andy_> uh I am new to linux and its derivatives..I have xubuntu installed 8.0.4 now the problem I am facing in that I installed xchat from a site..any idea how ot install it without again making the add/remove manager to download it?
[16:41] <hwilde> mr_boo, that is in /etc/fstab
[16:41] <mr_boo> i already can change with "swapon" and "swapoff" but that's not a permanent solution
[16:41] <zenit> gasmask: if you configure network the traditional way, then look in /etc/network/interfaces
[16:42] <bastid_raZor> i have a co-admin on my box running these three commands :: COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy   COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/host    COMMAND=/usr/bin/gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/port   :: what is their account doing?
[16:42] <Pici> bastid_raZor: Looks like they are looking up values from gconf
[16:42] <bazhang> Guiri, dont know much about openbox config; I had tried something like that with lxde (ie conky) and had a bit of luck
[16:42] <Andy_> any suggestings for my problem?
[16:43] <n8tuser> Andy_-> being new to linux, why do you attempt to do things differently? why not follow the accepted procedure?
[16:43] <mr_boo> this is my fstab, http://pastebin.com/m433cb313
[16:43] <fosco_> Andy_, DO NOT download anything, just use package manager: sudo apt-get install xchat
[16:43] <Andy_> ah thank you i will try that
[16:43] <bastid_raZor> Pici; this seems to be done at exactly the same time daily and run in succession,
[16:43] <vernet> hey... I'm trying to make a quick graphical installer for some software, I just need it to copy some files to various spots in a user's home directory, and there are some really large files, so it needs a progress bar... anyone know some installer software that is well suited for my needs?
[16:43] <vernet> something similiar to vmware-installer but that is free for me to use
[16:43] <Andy_> n8user ..i try things differently to know them and wel..if i already DL'ed it why would i want the manager to do it again?
[16:43] <gasmask> zenit: destination 0.0.0.0. has a gateway of my router with flags of UG. Also, /etc/network/interfaces looks to be configured correctly...
[16:44] <Arrowhead212002> hey just wondering.... im trying to put a folder in my /usr/shared/sounds folder and it says i dont have permission to do that ....
[16:44] <Pici> bastid_raZor: Are you sure they are running that manually? It may be a program requesting those gconf keys in an odd manner.
[16:44] <zenit> gasmask: that sounds correct, how about dns?
[16:44] <Andy_> okay so i wont download anything manually
[16:44] <Andy_> but now i want to update my mozilla
[16:44] <Andy_> its using 3.0.0
[16:45] <mgagne> greetings!
[16:45] <n8tuser> gasmask-> can you elaborate on your network layout? which box and ip address can not get to the Internet?
[16:45] <kasu_> ho
[16:45] <mr_boo> hwilde: sorry for bothering you further but do you think i could just exchange the text "/dev/sda3" with my desired "/dev/sdb1"?
[16:45] <mgagne> I have a quick question regarding Ubuntu as part of a Xen setup (domU)
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Andy_ It is much safer to stick with the versions in our repos
[16:45] <mr_boo> hwilde: in my fstab, http://pastebin.com/m433cb313
[16:45] <Andy_> sudo apt-get install mozilla? will that update my mozilla?
[16:45] <bastid_raZor> Pici; i don't think they are doing it manually no, i just don't know what it is their account is doing.. as far as i know they hardly ever login to this box which is why i am confused by this.
[16:46] <n8tuser> Andy_-> i suggest you read up a book on ubuntu or linux in general, to get you acclimated
[16:46] <Andy_> yeah ia m already reading tuts..
[16:46] <Andy_> gusty wiki
[16:46] <amortvigil> what is that killspkr command actually?
[16:46] <Andy_> any thanks for your help...
[16:46] <Andy_> anyway*
[16:47] <n8tuser> Andy_-> it will only update up to the latest supported version in the repository, sometimes repository does not have the latest version, at it requires testing (and takes time)
[16:47] <bastid_raZor> amortvigil; most commands have a man page.. man commandname
[16:47] <hwilde> mr_boo, you sure.  worst that can happen is you reboot with no swap and switch it back
[16:47] <Stormx2> I still can't get this network to work. the "ifupdown (eth0)" device listed in System>Preferences>Network is malconfigured, I CAN'T edit it, I can't delete it. Adding another config does nothing. I'm completely stumped. Any ideas?
[16:47] <plan9> so i haven't had sound since some early update of intrepid
[16:47] <plan9> it worked after install, it still works if i boot the livecd
[16:47] <amortvigil> bastid_raZor: you funny guy:P if you knew the command youd saw id spell it wrong...
[16:47] <mr_boo> hwilde: my biggest concern is the gooey after "/dev/sda3"
[16:48] <plan9> worked fine in previous versions also
[16:48] <n8tuser> Stormx2 -> can you elaborate on your network layout? whats connected to which?
[16:48] <plan9> what could be the problem?
[16:48] <Pici> bastid_raZor: They might have a proxy setup to browse the web..
[16:48] <hwilde> mr_boo,  oh you need the UUID
[16:48] <hwilde> there is a way to find the UUID of a /dev/sdb1
[16:48] <hwilde> let me remember
[16:48] <Andy_> ah...and ..i like want ot have this software installed and its most probably not on the list..i can download it..and in windows it used ot have a start.exe to run..so i can get the .tar file and again how would i execute it? bte its a game bot
[16:49] <Stormx2> n8tuser, one ethernet card, eth0. wired up to the router. I don't care if it's DHCP or static. I can ping stuff but not resolve addresses, because there is no default nameserver defined. I can't define it, it says it's read only. Also the netmask has mysteriously been set to "4". My brother plugged his phone in yesterday evening and BAM! this happened.
[16:49] <bhasu_> hwilde :: my usb modem has a mass storage and modem .....its detecting only mass storage ...in dmesg too ..
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !uuid
[16:49] <hwilde> mr_boo,   sudo blkid
[16:49] <carrera> what's a good multi-page TIFF viewer?  I couldn't find ghfaxviewer for alternate-amd64
[16:49] <mr_boo> hwilde: i realize now that the UUID thing is smart, since the device name might change from time to time
[16:49] <hwilde> bhasu_, sry I dunno, buy a supported modem ?
[16:50] <gasmask> n8tuser: np, I have a central fileserver located at 192.xxx.xxx.90, it was setup with a static IP via /etc/network/interfaces. comparing the interfaces file with another computer that can access the internet, the only difference is that the file server has entries for "network" and "broadcast" that the working one doesn't...
[16:50] <mr_boo> hwilde: many, many thanks
[16:50] <hwilde> mr_boo,   sudo blkid      you should get somethin like   /dev/sda5: TYPE="swap" UUID="5c60b197-d30d-402d-b6ec-89b9a034649e"
[16:50] <n8tuser> Stormx2-> post in pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/resolv.conf; ifconfig results; route -n  results
[16:50] <Stormx2> n8tuser, k. one mo
[16:51] <n8tuser> gasmask-> is this fileserver on same subnet as the one  thats working? what is the ip address of the one working and the one that does not?
[16:51] <hwilde> gasmask, the first three octets are supposed to be the same, the last one should change.
[16:51] <bhasu_> hwilde :: thanks a lot .....there is no driver available in net..i googled it....im planning to write one for it ..can u guide me in which irc channel  these discussions ll he happening ??
[16:51] <n8tuser> gasmask->  post in pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/resolv.conf; ifconfig results; route -n  results
[16:52] <Andy_> okay i have to go now thanks a ton to everyone :D
[16:52] <carrera> anyone know of a good multi-page TIFF viewer?
[16:52] <hwilde> bhasu_, you could start in #hardware I guess
[16:52] <TrotskY> Hi! I have a dell inspiron 1521. Where I find a tuto explaining how to install wireless and sound in my pc?
[16:52] <gasmask> hwilde: What is an octet?
[16:53] <n8tuser> !wireless | TrotskY
[16:53] <\\`oot> Hi - is there an FAQ on how to upgrade to OO.org 3.x?
[16:53] <hwilde> gasmask, what are the IP addresses of the two machines ?
[16:53] <hwilde> \\`oot, just open synaptic and search for office
[16:54] <zenit> gasmask: kan you ping an address outside the router, like 74.125.45.100?
[16:54] <\\`oot> yea, but it's 2.4
[16:54] <bastid_raZor> Pici; thanks
[16:54] <Stormx2> n8tuser, http://pastebin.ca/1286932
[16:54] <plan9> i have a nvidia onboard card thing, it shows up in lsmod/lspci and all that, appears to play but there's no sound, tried adjusting everything in alsamixer, running out of ideas
[16:54] <gasmask> hwilde: fileserver is at 192.168.1.90, and the working computer is at 192.168.1.99
[16:54] <Stormx2> oops
[16:54] <hwilde> plan9, nvidia is video, not sound
[16:54] <Stormx2> sorry for the cat debug.
[16:54] <IdleOne> \\`oot, http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/05/08/test-drive-openoffice-3-beta-in-ubuntu/ file names will be different ( use at own risk )
[16:55] <hwilde> gasmask, ok now what are the subnet masks on both?
[16:55] <Stormx2> Hold on, I think I screwed it up
[16:55] <plan9> hwilde: talking about the mainboard
[16:55] <hwilde> plan9, talk about whatever you want but nvidia makes video cards, not sound
[16:55] <\\`oot> that's silly... why wouldn't Ubuntu support the new OpenOffice?
[16:55] <\\`oot> grrr, frustrating
[16:55] <IdleOne> \\`oot, it was not released in time for 8.10
[16:55] <plan9> hwilde: they certainly make chipsets
[16:55] <hwilde> \\`oot, probably because it wasn't stable
[16:56] <hasibullah> hi
[16:56] <plan9> hwilde: 00:04.0 Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev a2)
[16:56] <\\`oot> ahh... so shouldn't there be an easy package update for it?
[16:56] <\\`oot> I mean... I don't have to wait for the next Ubuntu release, do I?!
[16:56] <farapa> hi guys
[16:56] <IdleOne> \\`oot, yes you do.
[16:56] <gasmask> zenit: yes, I can ping that address, it didn't lose one packet.
[16:56] <zenit> gasmask: sounds like a dns-issue
[16:56] <\\`oot> wow.... that's.... bad
[16:56] <IdleOne> \\`oot, but you can install it using that link I gave you
[16:56] <Stormx2> n8tuser, http://pastebin.ca/1286933
[16:56] <hwilde> \\`oot, did you even go to http://www.openoffice.org/ and downlaod it ?
[16:56] <bazhang> \\`oot, or you can get the ppa
[16:57] <\\`oot> ppa?
[16:57] <Stormx2> I appreciate the help btw. This is really ticking me off
[16:57] <bazhang> !ppa > \\`oot
[16:57] <\\`oot> IdleOne: Thanks, going to try that
[16:57] <kaje> I'm trying to create a shared directory for a group. Is there some way I can set the directory up so that when a user creates a new file in the directory, it doesn't use their default group, it uses the directory's group?
[16:57] <farapa> i have kubuntu intrepid. guidance power manager does not show cpu frequency. is there any other program for power management to try? Solid also says that it uses hal-power
[16:57] <\\`oot> OK, thanks folks
[16:57] <bazhang> \\`oot, the most recent one as the past one was broken
[16:57] <\\`oot> I'll try those suggestions
[16:57] <n8tuser> Stormx2-> can you ping 192.168.0.1 ?
[16:58] <gasmask> hwilde: the netmask is the default 255.255.255.0 on both.
[16:58] <\\`oot> eek
[16:58] <n8tuser> gasmask->  post in pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/resolv.conf; ifconfig results; route -n  results
[16:59] <gasmask> n8tuser: ok, how do I get to pastebin?
[16:59] <hwilde> gasmask, ok now what is the default gateway on both?   /sbin/route -n
[16:59] <n8tuser> !pastebin > gasmask
[16:59] <Nith> does anyone know how to force a module to unload durring shutdown/reboot?
[16:59] <hwilde> Nith, all the modules unload during reboot buddy
[16:59] <Stormx2> n8tuser: I fixed it.
[16:59] <apelW> Nith:  rmmod
[17:00] <n8tuser> Stormx2-> good, what was the problem?
[17:00] <Seveas> hwilde, not necessasrily. Nith add this to /etc/init.d/halt on an appropriate place: modprobe -r module_name
[17:00] <gaelfx> can someone help me, I ended up removing gnome-panel with apt-get because apt-get seems to think it depends on a non-existant version of consolekit, and now my panels are all gone :S
[17:00] <Nith> hwilde: if I don't manually modprobe -r ipw2100, the halt never actually halts
[17:00] <The_Joe_> The partitioner is taking unreasonably long for a 20GB HDD and I'm scared to turn it off in case of damage...
[17:00] <TrotskY> Someone knows where I found a tuto about how install  intel 1390 wireless???
[17:00] <Seveas> hwilde, on my EEE I need to do this trick with snd_hda_intel..
[17:01] <Nith> Seveas: many thanks, I'll test it now
[17:01] <n8tuser> Nith-> you can also insert it in /etc/network/if-post-down.d to unload it
[17:02] <hwilde> Seveas, oh, right.   that driver is buggy tho.  it always yells at me firmware error detected in /var/log/syslog
[17:02] <hwilde> something about buffer overflow on the scan
[17:02] <Stormx2> n8tuser: nothing in /etc/resolv.conf
[17:02] <The_Joe_> If the paritioner is stuck on 0% is it safe to turn off? I'm scared that the existing Windows partition might be destroyed if I do...
[17:03] <Seveas> The_Joe_, it is not necessarily safe
[17:03] <The_Joe_> Bugger.
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> The_Joe_ If it is resizing your windows partition, dont do it
[17:03] <The_Joe_> Ah
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Hi Seveas
[17:03] <Seveas> The_Joe_, what is it saying it's doing?
[17:03] <The_Joe_> "Resize operation failure"
[17:03] <n8tuser> The_Joe_-> also do not attempt to fiddle with the network ethernet or wireless, it can hang you system too while you are repartitioning
[17:03] <The_Joe_> Seveas, Nothing now
[17:03] <Seveas> ah, probably disk too full to resize :)
[17:04] <The_Joe_> n8tuser, Nono I'm not installing on this PC
[17:04] <xeaio> help me i need glibc 2.2
[17:05] <The_Joe_> Seveas, Well - I'd best check I didn't lose any photos
[17:05] <jerikojerk> apt-get install build-essential
[17:05] <amanulla> hello
[17:05] <Mpole> greetings all
[17:05] <n8tuser> The_Joe_-> just an fyi, thats all..
[17:05] <amanulla> is there a room for fedora
[17:05] <Pici> amanulla: #fedora
[17:05] <The_Joe_> Ok Windows survived
[17:05] <Seveas> xeaio, I'm 100% sure you don't. You're probably installing a closed source or badly packaged piece of c++ software asking for compatibility libraries
[17:05] <Mpole> Question: I am getting a strange error while trying to install the Virtualbox 2.0 Debian package. It says something about dependency, libqt4-network
[17:06] <Mpole> BUT libqt4-network is already  the newest package
[17:06] <The_Joe_> I'd best do a full backup and format next time
[17:06] <Mpole> what gives?
[17:06] <The_Joe_> Thanks for the reassurance
[17:07] <Seveas> xeaio, sending unsollicited pm is bad behaviour. Sending unintelligible pm helps even less :)
[17:08] <orion_> sim_astro
[17:08] <xeaio> Seveas; help me then normal it can with app get or something apt get cuz i did before
[17:09] <Seveas> xeaio, err, that sentence does not parse...
[17:09]  * hwilde goes on to other work now that Seveas is regulating
[17:09] <Seveas> hwilde, I'll be gone in 4 minutes when the train arrives at my stop :)
[17:10] <hwilde> no intertubes on the track?
[17:10] <Seveas> I am on the track now
[17:10] <Mpole> So, can anyone tell me what's wrong? Why is Virtualbox 2.0 failing to install?
[17:10] <hwilde> !vbox
[17:10] <Seveas> next leg will be by bike. No intertubes there :)
[17:10] <hwilde> lol
[17:10] <hwilde> you need that verizon card
[17:10] <Seveas> I have a vodafone card
[17:10] <Seveas> so technically there are intertubes
[17:11] <Seveas> just no hands left for keyboarding :)
[17:11] <bastid_raZor> peddling and typing would be a nice effort
[17:11] <hwilde> text to speech
[17:11] <hwilde> you must fulfill your irc obligations!!
[17:11] <Seveas> train arrives. Seveas out
[17:11] <bastid_raZor> use the eye patch..blink your conversation
[17:11] <hwilde> l8r
[17:11] <Nith> Seveas: it worked, thanks!
[17:11] <L3Tum> anyone know where I can get the GTK+ / GNOME development packages?
[17:12] <Pici> L3Tum: They are all in the repositories.
[17:13] <L3Tum> Pici, thanks I was looking all over gnome.org and couldn't find anything that looked like what i wanted
[17:14] <coldboot|home> mr_boo: I don't mean something to control your computer, just some web app that lets you both type code in the same box.
[17:15] <Tetracomm> Is there any way to set properties for a user account using the terminal?
[17:15] <LuYu> does screen rotation always require a square screen?
[17:16] <Pici> Tetracomm: What sort of properties?
[17:16] <Pici> LuYu: No.
[17:16] <fermio91> hi, i'm searching for a channel where i can talk about aerodinamic
[17:16] <FreeFull> Why does the ubuntu updater try to use all of my cpu at times when I need the cpu for something else, like Firefox?
[17:16] <Pici> fermio91: Maybe ##physics
[17:16] <_phoenix_1> anyone here?
[17:17] <LuYu> why is it then that i ubuntu rotates a square section of the screen with a width that is equal to the height
[17:17] <fermio91> Pici: thank you
[17:17] <FreeFull> LuYu: What graphics card have you got?
[17:17] <LuYu> its an XO
[17:17] <LuYu> geode?
[17:17] <USSVoyager> hey all
[17:17] <USSVoyager> I need help
[17:18] <_phoenix_1> need help the packet secvpn is broken in i REALY need it tomorrow
[17:18] <USSVoyager> how do I setup a firewall on a client ubuntu machien
[17:18] <FreeFull> LuYu: Geode it is
[17:18] <LuYu> i think this is an X problem though
[17:18] <FreeFull> LuYu: Most people don't use Geode cards so the bug is there likely for that reason
[17:18] <fosco_> USSVoyager, use gufw
[17:18] <FreeFull> LuYu: Rotation is done by the graphics driver
[17:18] <Tetracomm> Pici: I want to give a certain user permission to mount FUSE filesystems.
[17:19] <LuYu> cause when i tried the 3D desktop, it was fixed to a square as well
[17:19] <LuYu> yeah
[17:19] <LuYu> but that cant be the problem
[17:19] <LuYu> because in sugar, the rotation works properly
[17:19] <LuYu> and im using the OLPC kernel and modules
[17:19] <LuYu> so, why is it that sugar can do it and gnome cant?
[17:19] <FreeFull> LuYu: Try asking in Ubuntu forums, this might be a complicated issue
[17:19] <LuYu> or X, i guess
[17:19] <Pici> LuYu: Screen rotation is not Compiz
[17:20] <Pici> Tetracomm: You should just have to add them to the 'fuse' group, use the adduser command for that
[17:20] <LuYu> i was just giving compiz as an example of a similar problem
[17:20] <Pici> LuYu: Are you trying to rotate the image on the screen or enable desktop effects?
[17:20] <FreeFull> Pici: Rotate the image
[17:20] <_phoenix_1> the pacet secvpn is broken but i need it tomorrow
[17:21] <FreeFull> LuYu only said that she had a similar problem with desktop effects too
[17:21] <LuYu> im a he
[17:21] <_phoenix_1> its very urgent
[17:21] <FreeFull> LuYu: ok
[17:21] <LuYu> :)
[17:22] <LuYu> just because there arent enough women in linux doesnt mean im switching sides
[17:22] <LuYu> :)
[17:22] <Tetracomm> Pici: How do I use adduser to do that?
[17:22] <Buster_Hymen> How do I run fsck on a reiserfs root partition?
[17:22] <Pici> _phoenix_1: It doesn't look like that package is going to be fixed, so I suggest you find an alternative.
[17:23] <Pici> Tetracomm: sudo adduser theusername fuse
[17:23] <FreeFull> Buster_Hymen: try fsck.reiserfs
[17:23] <Buster_Hymen> FreeFull:  thanks.  should i run that as sudo?
[17:23] <FreeFull> Buster_Hymen: You shouldn't fsck with the partition being mounted read-write
[17:24] <Buster_Hymen> FreeFull:  oh, should i run it from a livecd instead?
[17:24] <FreeFull> Buster_Hymen: Yes, and don't mount the partition.
[17:24] <Buster_Hymen> FreeFull:  will do. thank you!
[17:24] <LuYu> anyway, should i just set the screen size to 1200x1200 or what?
[17:24] <Pici> LuYu: How are you trying to rotate the screen?
[17:25] <FreeFull> Buster_Hymen: Before you restart, you can use the mount command to check what the partition name in /dev is
[17:25] <LuYu> with the OLPC's rotate button
[17:25] <LuYu> :)
[17:25] <LuYu> it works now with intrepid
[17:25] <Buster_Hymen> FreeFull:  okay.  what's the full syntax of the command ... just "mount" ?
[17:25] <FreeFull> Buster_Hymen: just mount
[17:25] <Buster_Hymen> sweet. thank you!
[17:26] <trae> is there a gui network tool that will boot the IP address you want @ boot?  I mean, it only boots now when I log in, and it's only remembering the DHCP one.  I can't get it to keep a static IP (I need static -- this is a server)
[17:26] <LuYu> my guess is that i need to create some sort of rotated screen entry in xorg.conf
[17:26] <trae> I know how to ifconfg eth$ ip$ && route add default gw $gw  etc... but.  I was hoping there was a gui tool to do this.
[17:26] <Chris_Britton> anyone here familiar w/ Audible Magic
[17:27] <LuYu> but i havent the slightest idea about that, though, since i have never bothered before
[17:27] <Chris_Britton> LuYu, what do you need help with
[17:27] <CarlFK> trae: /etc/network/interfaces
[17:28] <erUSUL> trae: man interfaces
[17:28] <trae> in other words there's no gui tool
[17:28] <Chris_Britton> no
[17:28] <Chris_Britton> this is linux
[17:28] <LuYu> i need to know, when working with screen rotation, do i need a separate entry in xorg.conf for the rotated screen so that it rotates the whole screen and not a square section with width equalling height
[17:28] <Chris_Britton> why would you want a gui
[17:28] <soopaulo> gjgeateuias
[17:29] <grendal_prime> i need to run the kio slave for some a choice few kde apps, what is the min required apps to get the kio slave to function?
[17:29] <soopaulo> oi
[17:29] <trae> ops must be away
[17:29] <LuYu> and if i do, what would that entry look like?
[17:29] <remi_sean> can someone please help me with netatalk?  i am having issues.. i have compiled netatalk to work with leopard (use encrypted passwords)  it worked yesterday..now leopard will not connect to my linux box at all always get the "connection failed" notification
[17:29] <_phoenix_1> xi need help!!!
[17:29] <grendal_prime> or...if i could use the gvfs for kde apps that would work as well i guess.
[17:29] <Pici> !ask | _phoenix_1
[17:29] <trae> comments like "This is linux, why would we need a gui tool" aren't helpful.
[17:29] <_phoenix_1> secvpn seems broken. it returns with error code 1
[17:30] <_phoenix_1> but i need that packet
[17:30] <farnsworth_> ok this is really ot, but i need a translation/ONE word for it: is there ONE word for "to put out a fire" in german its "löschen"
[17:30] <Pici> _phoenix_1: And the bug page on launchpad states that it will be removed from the repositories, which is why I suggested that you find an alternative package.
[17:30] <Flannel> trae: I don't believe there is one to do it at boot, no.
[17:30] <Flannel> farnsworth_: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:30] <Pici> farnsworth_: or ##linguistics
[17:30] <farnsworth_> ill try that, thx
[17:30] <trae> Flannel: thanks...  guess I'll have to do it old school.   quite odd.
[17:31] <Flannel> LuYu: You'll end up using xrandr
[17:31] <_phoenix_1> Pici where should i find one?
[17:31] <Seveas> Nith, good to hear it worked :)
[17:31] <Pici> _phoenix_1: I don't know. Sorry.
[17:31] <LuYu> its using xrandr to rotate the screen
[17:31] <LuYu> the problem is the size
[17:32] <bastid_raZor> farnsworth_; extinguish
[17:32] <ashapp> hello
[17:32] <LuYu> xranr rotates a square portion of the screen
[17:32] <_phoenix_1> Errors were encountered while processing:
[17:32] <_phoenix_1>  secvpn
[17:32] <_phoenix_1> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[17:33] <farnsworth_> bastid_raZor: would "to extinguish or start a fire" make sense?
[17:33] <Flannel> farnsworth_: Take it to -ot
[17:33] <Pici> _phoenix_1: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/secvpn/+bug/154730
[17:34] <farnsworth_> Flannel: sorry got, and answer here :/
[17:34] <_phoenix_1> how do i get a old version of secvpn?
[17:34] <LuYu> :0
[17:34] <LuYu> that was rather shocking
[17:35] <Flannel> farnsworth_: bastid_raZor is in #ubuntu-offtopic, so you can go ask him there too
[17:35] <farnsworth_> thx
[17:37] <mkerd> I mounted an ftp server in Nautilus and now I can't reach it or unmount it. How do I force unmount?
[17:37] <[TiZ]> Hi. I'm still having problems with my internet connection on my laptop. I can connect to wireless networks, but I can't connect to the internet. I can go to my router's config page in Firefox, but not to google. I'm on Intrepid, using ndiswrapper and wicd. I'm currently talking from a custom Hardy LiveDVD I made some time ago. It also has ndiswrapper and wicd installed. I'm on the same laptop, and the internet works fine from the LiveDVD. N
[17:37] <[TiZ]> ot the installed one.
[17:38] <nonix4> argh... is there any way to prevent firefox and any of its buggy plugins from accessing (aka killing) the soundcard?
[17:39] <farapa> hi guys
[17:39] <farapa> finally my problems must be something with wireless broadcomm chip (netgear) wifi card and power management
[17:39] <farapa> i got a message also at dmesg "apm overriden by acpi"
[17:39] <farapa> any idea?
[17:40] <erUSUL> farapa: does not look like an error msg just informative apm is ancient standar acpi is newer
[17:40] <[TiZ]> Actually... I do have an idea what's up.
[17:41] <Tetracomm> Pici: I did that and I still can't access my player without running Nautilus as root.
[17:41] <farapa> erUSUL: ok but acpi does not show me frequency at guidance power manager. maybe because it is old laptop, old apm works better. it is compaq nx9020 of 2005
[17:41] <_phoenix_1> how do i get a old version of secvpn?
[17:41] <mkerd> nonix4, you could perhaps disable the plugins
[17:41] <farapa> [TiZ]: did u refer to my problem?
[17:41] <[TiZ]> Ah, no. I'm kind of self-centered on my own. Sorry, farapa. :/
[17:42] <farapa> no prob
[17:42] <jokkaa> !zsnes
[17:42] <nonix4> mkerd: that "solution" does not work accross upgrades, as the disabling won't stay there... and doesn't affect future plugins either.
[17:42] <LjL> !info zsnes | jokkaa
[17:42] <Dancan> How can i view my admin pass word? I have my box auto login whan booted, but now i need to make some changes and cannot remember my password
[17:42] <exp1196> oi
[17:43] <exp1196> kd
[17:43] <bazhang> !br | exp1196
[17:43] <LjL> Dancan: you can't. you can reboot in recovery mode and change it with "passwd".
[17:43] <[TiZ]> I'm looking at the resolv.confs on my installation and my liveCD. They're totally different. On my liveCD, there's one nameserver and one search line. On my installation, there are three completely different nameservers.
[17:43] <[TiZ]> Could this break an internet connection?
[17:43] <Dancan> k
[17:44] <_phoenix_1> how do i get a old version of secvpn?
[17:44] <[TiZ]> Well, I'm going to go find out.
[17:51] <krishnan> how many websites can i host on a single server? I run ubuntu hardy server edition on my server.
[17:51] <DRebellion> krishnan, as many as you wnat
[17:52] <v4vijayakumar> hi, some problem with firefox.  If you right click on a link then it often opens a new tab. anyone noticed this ??
[17:52] <Groundhog>  /join #cam
[17:53] <krishnan> DRebellion: i have recently hosted a 3rd website on my server, but something strange happens, It sometimes connects to my server and displayes the page and other times it displays the page of the domain reseller
[17:53] <farnsworth_> v4vijayakumar: hm i didnt notice that yet?
[17:53] <USSVoyager> sweet, I got my firewall working
[17:54] <USSVoyager> Anyone know if there is a webmin module for UFW
[17:54] <Pici> !webmin | USSVoyager
[17:54] <trae> odd....  I edited /etc/init.d/rc.local  and I can't keep the stupid automatic dhcp stuff from starting... and I deleted it from the network tool
[17:54] <v4vijayakumar> I don't remember firefox + windows or firefox on previous ubuntu versions has the same problem
[17:54] <genii> USSVoyager: webmin is no longer provided or supported
[17:55] <USSVoyager> what
[17:55] <USSVoyager> genii: what? why not?
[17:55] <v4vijayakumar> better I go check #firefox
[17:55] <genii> USSVoyager: Because many of it's modules are inherently insecure and a risk to the system
[17:56] <krishnan>  i have recently hosted a 3rd website on my server, but something strange happens, It sometimes connects to my server and displayes the page and other times it displays the page of the domain reseller
[17:57] <Novita> Hello guys, i am failry new to ubuntu. After installing it and updating it i restarted my pc (As requested) and after logon my panel is gone i got a empty desktop only thing i managed to do is write a basic bash script to run a terminal and then run Xchat.
[17:57] <Pici> krishnan: It sounds like you are have DNS propogation issues. Make sure that all the nameservers you use point to the proper address of your server.  It doesn't sound like an Ubuntu problem to me.
[17:57] <Don_Miguel> !ebox > Don_Miguel
[17:58] <moijk> Novita: is the ubuntu-desktop uninstalled?
[17:58] <krishnan> Pici: all the nameservers are correct and I was able to see my site until recently.
[17:58] <Novita> eerm i try to check now moijk
[17:59] <rblst> i've upgraded to intrepid, my soundcard doesn't work because, apparently, i have no snd* kernel modules installed (2.6.25-2-386)
[17:59] <badawi> !liveusb
[17:59] <bazhang> !usb > badawi
[17:59] <Pici> rblst: Install the linux-generic package, you are on the wrong kernel version
[18:00] <badawi> bazhang: thank you
[18:00] <rblst> Pici: thanks, but and how can that happen (that my  kernel version is wrong)?
[18:00] <roy_hobbs> Where does the NetworkManager store passwords for system connections?
[18:00] <Novita> moijk, i think you are right. ubuntu-desktop is not selected in Synaptic i must have accedently removed it wile i was removing brasero and sutch
[18:00] <Pici> rblst: It seems to happen sometimes during upgrades.
[18:01] <CarlFK> why did hardware thing give me nvidia 96 and not 177?
[18:01] <fosco_> CarlFK, mostly sure your nvidia chipset needs 96 and not 177
[18:02] <nonix4> didn't 177 drop support for some that were still supported by 173?
[18:02] <CarlFK> fosco_: I have GeForce2 MX/MX 400 - I thought it was working with 177
[18:02] <fosco_> CarlFK, no
[18:02] <CarlFK> k - 96 it is.
[18:02] <fosco_> Novita, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop and take care when removin packages
[18:03] <Novita> fosco_, moijk installing now. is a crtl,alt,backspace enough after?
[18:03] <Tetracomm> Is there a terminal command in Ubuntu that will tell me the user's username?
[18:04] <CarlFK> echo $USER
[18:04] <Don_Miguel> genii, ref ebox, "WARNING: the eBox package released with Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) is broken and cannot be installed. See bug #255368 for information and unsupported workarounds." and this "The eBox version released for Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) is much more functional."
[18:04] <Tetracomm> Ty.
[18:04] <eseven73> is there any documents or howto on which color means what, like when doing ls -A  what do the red, green etc folders/files mean? I know its a permissions thing but I need more details than that. :)
[18:04] <Novita> Tetracomm, who may also work
[18:04] <rblst> Pici: aptitude says that language-support-hu (i use ubuntu with hungarian interface) became unecessary and may be removed; is it safe to remove that package?
[18:05] <Fahrenheit> hello!
[18:05] <dabbu> is there any good diary writing application ?
[18:05] <mohadib> where can i find the location of the default wallpapers for gnome?
[18:05] <Fahrenheit> hi!
[18:06] <mohadib> er
[18:06] <mohadib> what is the location of the default wallpapers for gnome?
[18:06] <l7> dabbu: zim is pretty good
[18:06] <l7> dabbu: http://zim-wiki.org/
[18:07] <Pulzer> In NetworkManager - what do I have to do to enable the "add" for a VPN connection? At the moment, all options to add, change or remove are unclickable. Something I need to install?
[18:07] <Sunda2> Hello too! i want run jaunty inside hardy , using debootstrap. i followed the instructions for hardy debootstrap and replaced hardy with jaunty.i get : No such script: /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/jaunty. yelp!
[18:07] <dabbu> dabbu: do u use this?
[18:07] <stathisx> hi!
[18:07] <stathisx> can i ask you smething guys?
[18:08] <stathisx> how can enable rdp port in ubuntu?
[18:08] <stathisx> i mean port 3389
[18:08] <nonix4> Sunda2: most likely copy those scripts off a jaunty box?
[18:08] <stathisx> can anyone help?
[18:09] <nonix4> Sunda2: or symlink, hardy is already a symlink to gutsy
[18:09] <LeeQ> Hi all, I want to ditch windows and jump fully to ubuntu... but I use adobe illustrator and photoshop heavily...
[18:09] <_phoenix_1> key... is there any solution how a can handle secvpn or have i to change to debian?
[18:09] <leontius> ?-3-..???
[18:09] <bazhang> LeeQ, check the appdb
[18:09] <grendal_prime> hey i have a crapload of rdp shortcuts from a windows box (administration crap basically) im wondering is there a way to import them to like rdesktop format?
[18:09] <Jack_Sparrow> LeeQ You are not ditching windows if you are still using windows apps
[18:09] <bazhang> !appdb > LeeQ
[18:10] <grendal_prime> or is that some what i can use them as they are with rdesktop?
[18:10] <eseven73> LeeQ: you can use Virtualbox and install windows in a Virtual machine, then run adobe stuff :)
[18:10] <leontius> ?~
[18:10] <rblst> Pulzer: try installing the openvpn package
[18:10] <nonix4> Sunda2: So "cd /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/; sudo ln -s gutsy jaunty" may be good enough
[18:10] <Don_Miguel> !ask | stathisx
[18:11] <Sunda2> nonix4: will symlinking  to hardy and eventualy to gusty work?will i be able to get this script using live cd?i dint want to do a full installation,as i just wanted to test one package.
[18:11] <stathisx> ok
[18:11] <nonix4> Sunda2: may be on the livecd... let me mount it :)
[18:11] <nrg8> hi guys, got a little question: i'm using the terminal, and got a space in a folder name, like "media/Lich king" how to write the space so terminal recognize the foldername?
[18:11] <onetinsoldier> hello all. if i go to deactive 'gdm', it says that "this may effect the system in several ways, including data loss". why would that cause somehting like 'data loss'? i am wondering, does it affect automatic updates? is that why it says that?
[18:11] <nonix4> err, actually don't have jaunty livecd image nearby atm
[18:11] <Slart_> nrg8: "\ "... as in Lich\ King
[18:12] <leontius> = =早...
[18:12] <nonix4> onetinsoldier: data loss as in possibly killing the running session
[18:12] <andymd> exit
[18:12] <Slart_> !cn | leontius
[18:13] <bazhang> leontius, /join #ubuntu-cn
[18:13] <leontius> - -原来如此...
[18:13] <eseven73> is there like a 'gksu' for KDE stuff? Or does that work on KDE apps too?
[18:13] <dabbu> l7:that is not what i was looking for..i need something which has date built in
[18:13] <bazhang> kdesudo eseven73
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> eseven73 kdesu
[18:13] <Sunda2> nonix4:merci! let me burn a jaunty.else will come back n cry  again.
[18:13] <eseven73> ty
[18:13] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: oh? hmmm. it might take me out of x right there and then eh?
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:14] <nonix4> onetinsoldier: yes, that may happen... so be prepared :)
[18:14] <eseven73> is there any documents or howto on which color means what, like when doing ls -A  what do the red, green etc folders/files mean? I know its a permissions thing but I need more details than that. :)
[18:14] <nonix4> Sunda2: you can loopback mount the image
[18:14] <Slart_> eseven73: you've checked man bash?
[18:14] <nonix4> Sunda2: just doubleclicking it in gnome should be enough, iirc
[18:15] <eseven73> not yet Slart_ is that where the color info is?
[18:15] <LeeQ> Are there any good alternatives to these adobe products?
[18:15] <eseven73> Gimp
[18:15] <bazhang> LeeQ, /msg ubottu equivalents
[18:15] <Ahmuck> !java
[18:15] <Ahmuck> !restricted
[18:15] <Slart_> eseven73: nope.. but it's a good place to start.. you can also use "apropos colors" and see if you find something useful
[18:16] <eseven73> ok ty Slart_
[18:16] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: allright, roger that. thank you. i was just thinking ofmaking it so i have the option of what window manager i use when i start up. for instance using 'startx', or using invoke-rc.d gdm start if i want when i boot up. cheers
[18:17] <wildcat__> Hello, I am a newbie, I make a raid array and i want to mount it with all permission for all users,deamons,etc. i mount it in /media/raid the partition table as reiserfs.
[18:19] <zeno> how do you restart all sound stuff?
[18:19] <nonix4> onetinsoldier: yeah that does make sense... since gdm isn't perfect. And console is nice anyway :-)
[18:19] <bthornton> I'm running Hardy and I need to pull Java from Intrepid to fix a critical bug. Is there an easy way to install packages from other versions?
[18:19] <bthornton> Or do I need to manually track packages and their dependencies?
[18:19] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: :-)
[18:19] <nonix4> bthornton: check out hardy-backports and hardy-proposed first
[18:20] <bthornton> crap, didn't mean to leave
[18:20] <nonix4> bthornton: check out hardy-backports and hardy-proposed first
[18:20] <onetinsoldier> bthornton: lol
[18:20] <ox> I have a Dell XPS m1330 with 32 bit 8.04 installed - how can I upgrade it to 64-bit?
[18:20] <bthornton> nonix4: is there any way I can browse those packages? I'm not certain the package (Java ) I need has been backported.
[18:21] <wildcat__> how i can give all rights with a reiserfs partition in fstab ?
[18:22] <derek> do they make reason for ubuntu?
[18:22] <bthornton> nonix4: actually I just checked in Synaptic and it doesn't appear to be there
[18:22] <nrg8>  when i'm using  "sudo mount -t udf -o ro,unhide,uid=1000 /dev/scd0 /media/Lich\ King" i get the response "mount: No medium found", when i use "mount" it means: "/dev/scd1 on /media/Lich King type udf (ro,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,uid=1000)" what i'm doing wrong?
[18:23] <nonix4> bthornton: which of the kazillion java packages? Think the bots here have a command for that...
[18:24] <bthornton> nonix4: I believe just the sun-java6-jdk and sun-java6-jre packages
[18:25] <MarvinPA> I have a quick question. I cannot connect to any websites using Ubuntu. I was wondering it might be a DNS problem if it was. Would Windows be effected too?
[18:25] <fosco_> MarvinPA, no
[18:25] <zeno> how to figure out WHY it is busy? [AO_ALSA] alsa-lib: pcm_hw.c:1321:(snd_pcm_hw_open) open /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p failed: Device or resource busy
[18:25] <nonix4> bthornton: I'd "apt-get source" the newer version and build a .deb out of it.
[18:25] <MarvinPA> OK,
[18:25] <MarvinPA> thanks.
[18:25] <bthornton> oy...
[18:25] <recon69> something seriously weird with nvidia drivers and ubuntu. done 2 clean installs of ubuntu 8.04 in the last 2 days, think installing the realplayer f'd up my video drivers. but cant be sure without trying to mess up my system again  up my system again
[18:26] <bthornton> nonix4: okay thanks. I think I'll just work around the bug :)
[18:26] <MarvinPA> Wrong button :S
[18:26] <nonix4> bthornton: well rebuilding from source isn't really *that* scary :)
[18:26] <zeno> how to figure out WHY it is busy? [AO_ALSA] alsa-lib: pcm_hw.c:1321:(snd_pcm_hw_open) open /dev/snd/pcmC0D0p failed: Device or resource busy
[18:26] <bthornton> I'm sure it's not but I'm short on time
[18:27] <klimy> hi is there a way to fix up a ntsf partition from ubuntu?
[18:27] <klimy> ntfs
[18:28] <klimy> i have this problem, my windows crashes all the time. ubuntu works fine on the same computer. the only hardware which is not common is the hdd
[18:28] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: ok, i don't know if you can help me or not, but i'd like to reactive the gdm service. at the console, invoke-rc.d gdm start doesn't work now. that wasn't what i was expecting, hehe
[18:29] <recon69> klimy: odds on you windows installation is badly corrupted and a clean install is the best fix.
[18:29] <MarvinPA> OK. My Wifi connects but doesn't access any sites. I've established DNS wouldn't effect Windows. But the Wiki said to fix it *in* Windows,
[18:29] <klimy> recon69: awww... i hate that
[18:29] <nonix4> onetinsoldier: well I have indeed broken it in the past and fixed as well, now how was it... are you doing the sudo part somewhere?
[18:30] <klimy> that would be a last resort
[18:30] <onetinsoldier> klimy: you can get into windows tho? you boot into it?
[18:30] <recon69> klimy: its just a guess, the problem might be simple, but still could take you months to find the fix
[18:30] <klimy> onetinsoldier: yeah it works for like 5-10 min
[18:30] <klimy> then i do not hear any activity from my drive
[18:31] <onetinsoldier> klimy: ok, while in there, start up a command prompt, then type in   chkdsk /F
[18:31] <klimy> but i could copy like 60 gig from that disk... so i have a backup
[18:31] <klimy> onetinsoldier: did that ;).. it states everything ok.. at least the second time
[18:31] <onetinsoldier> klimy: i don't know then, sorry
[18:32] <klimy> ok.
[18:32] <klimy> the strange thing is i cannot do sudo cfdisk /dev/sda
[18:32] <klimy> this is why i think its the drive
[18:32] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: doh! hang on... perhaps i goofed not using sudo
[18:33] <jedi__> kjb
[18:33] <nonix4> onetinsoldier: just tested, if you do forget the sudo, you get an error message about it in /var/log/daemon.log - may want to check that out ;)
[18:34] <netsrot> Hi, in xorg.conf I now have "# commented out by update-manager, HAL is now used" on my mouse config, is it possible to uncomment and use my old config? I just "upgraded" to intrepid.
[18:35] <darkhamm> blah blah blah......words words words.....you can said what you want, but in conclusion ubuntu don't works, never.
[18:35] <MarvinPA> Is disable IPv6 in FireFox's "about:config" all I need to do to disable IPv6?
[18:35] <nonix4> darkhamm: lol :)
[18:35] <darkhamm> :)
[18:35] <LjL> !offtopic | darkhamm
[18:35] <svat> can I upgrade a desktop machine from  Hardy to Intrepid over ssh?
[18:37] <PurityOfEssence> Does networking behave differently if you install using wubi? I have two boxes, one installed using wubi, the network doesn't work.
[18:37] <MarvinPA> I guess I'm not getting an answer...
[18:37] <Slart_> !upgrade | svat
[18:38] <Slart_> svat: afaik you can use apt to upgrade
[18:38] <svat> Slart_: I already looked there, but couldn't find it... should I edit my /etc/apt/sources.list directly?
[18:38] <Ward1983> MarvinPA, if nobody replies nobody HAS an answer
[18:38] <king_> hey everybody
[18:38] <noctua1> I get no led-illumination after suspend with a Thinkpad X200 under intrepid. Any ideas how to fix that? I use the vesa-drivers for X, 'cause with Intel it doesn't work at all
[18:38] <king_> i get a problem with my sound uder ubuntu
[18:38] <king_> anybody know where can i get help?
[18:39] <berilio> does any one have a nice compiz repositorie?
[18:39] <Ward1983> king_, probably right here if you can explain your problem
[18:39] <emilien> !help
[18:39] <Slart_> svat: try using the method described for upgrading the server edition.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades
[18:39] <Ward1983> berilio, euuuh its in ubuntu for ages now
[18:40] <linshu> Got apache and php installs both pass test Installed phpgroupware but when I try to go to setup I get The requested URL /phpgroupware/setup was not found on this serv
[18:40] <nonix4> svat: sure...
[18:40] <king_> i just can't use my sound, i ve tried to play sound but nothing
[18:40] <MarvinPA> Ward1983: Yes yes. I've been here before. I know the drill
[18:40]  * nonix4 lags
[18:40] <berilio> Ward1983, its very buggy
[18:40] <king_> i hear nothing
[18:41] <Ward1983> berilio, works fine over here, sorry dunno any repository for it
[18:41] <Ward1983> king_, try doubleclicking your sound icon on the right upper side of your screen
[18:41] <linshu> Can anyone help me with a phpgroupware install on ubuntu to work?
[18:41] <berilio> Ward1983, k thanks
[18:42] <strongarm82> is it possible to use nmblookup to find the IP of a computer name?
[18:42] <dkerschner> After an apt-get upgrade, backspace no longer works correctly in command line editors. It works fine in bash and in all GUI apps however.
[18:42] <Ward1983> berilio, king_  if you doubleclick that icon and then click preferences you can add sliders
[18:42] <Ward1983> berilio, king_ its possible you need to add one, and unmute it
[18:42] <teds> ciao
[18:42] <teds> !list
[18:42] <cristi> i have a problem with my laptop: when i put the headset on, the sound is hearing through the headset, but through the speakers too. can anyone help me with that?
[18:42] <LjL> !it | tgeds
[18:44] <cgillogly> anyone know how to get firefox to recognize the default application for a filetype... I have deluge set as my default but when i click it wants to use transmission... I know I can browse and find the binary, but I want it to recognize my default app?
[18:44] <nonix4> cristi: try some of the mixers, like alsamixer or that mixer applet - may have invidual controls for each output
[18:44] <ruffleS> cgillogly, is deluge set to be the default program for that type of file?
[18:45] <RawIsWar> cgillogly..... isnt't that under preferences>applications
[18:45] <cgillogly> ruffleS, yes...
[18:45] <genii> strongarm82: You can use nmblookup to find the IP of a Windows machine or Samba server of a given NetBIOS name.
[18:45] <ruffleS> cgillogly, edit / preferences / applications
[18:46] <cgillogly> RawIsWar, doesn't list it there, because this would be the first time i open a torrent
[18:46] <strongarm82> genii: how do i do that?
[18:46] <Ward1983> yesterday i made a persistent live bootable external harddrive with unetbootin, it works great but can i make my own user instead of the liveCD user?
[18:47] <Ward1983> also is there a trick to do kernel updates on a persistent live system?
[18:47] <genii> strongarm82: eg: You have some windows box on network called "george"       then: nmblookup george
[18:47] <RawIsWar> cgillogly... OK... is there an option in Deluge to set as default torrent or one in transmission to unset?
[18:47] <eds> If i take a hard drive with linux on it and put it in a new machine is there a way to automatically find the new hardware? ( specificaly the Ethernet cards)
[18:47] <genii> strongarm82: It will report back the LAN IP of the box who's Windows network name is "george"
[18:47] <cgillogly> RawIsWar, not that I can see
[18:47] <strongarm82> genii: thanks - easy enough :)
[18:48] <genii> strongarm82: np
[18:48] <cristi> nonix4: i
[18:48] <olympiakos> hello ubu guys
[18:48] <cristi> nonix4: i have pretty much tried them all and it doesn't seem to work
[18:48] <MarvinPA> StrongArm. Huh. Brings back memorys
[18:48] <RawIsWar> cgillogly........ there must be somewhere... sorry can't help much further as am an rtorrent user :-)
[18:48] <cgillogly> RawIsWar, my work computer seems to have gotten FF to use Deluge as the default without me doing anything but my home computer isn't doing the same
[18:48] <cgillogly> RawIsWar, ok
[18:50] <onetinsoldier> nonix4: yeah.. since i just woke up, i had forgotten to use sudo to start up gdm. that's my excuse anyway, lol
[18:53] <nonix4> cristi: I'd try every single channel in alsamixer, including the left/right and mic source selection ones, as those are relatively often bugged...
[18:53] <mabus> how can I connect to a secondary display with vinagre rather than the primary?
[18:54] <kasansweat> Is it possible to put a user's home drive on a USB stick and switch it from computer to computer, provided they're both running ubuntu and both have a predefined user with the proper name?
[18:54] <kasansweat> Looking for a "portable" environment without having to duplicate the entire OS
[18:54] <herrmess> I have a PC on my internal network (connected to the Ubuntu box on eth1, static IP). Ubuntu box goes to the internet on eth0 (DHCP). What do I do to configure external access (NAT?)
[18:55] <mabus> sure
[18:55] <onetinsoldier> eds: hi. i used to remember how to do what you're asking... i can't recall now tho. it might be that you run 'depmod'. not sure. i wold goole the question
[18:55] <onetinsoldier> eds: i would google the question tho
[18:56] <mikere> I just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid and everything works well except Wine has slowed to a crawl and many of the apps I installed under wine no longer work - any suggestions?  I tried getting the latest wine from winehq with no joy.
[18:56] <l7> kasansweat: you can probably replace your home directory with a symlink
[18:56] <Fabregas> Hello
[18:57] <kasansweat> l7 : aha good idea. I was just thinking about creating another user.
[18:57] <Fabregas> Des francais dans le coin ?
[18:57] <Ward1983> euh... why does audacious just stop outputting sound once every 2 minutes?
[18:57] <onetinsoldier> eds: it might be pretty automatic. i think the kernel in ubuntu pretty much has all it modules saved in it's initrd image(initrd.img).
[18:57] <cedoku> oui
[18:57] <l7> kasansweat: yeah, you could do that too
[18:57] <bazhang> Fabregas, /join #ubuntu-fr
[18:57] <Fabregas> Thank's
[18:57] <Ward1983> i need to click stop to stop the song im playing and then click play again
[18:57] <Ward1983> then it works again :s
[18:57] <l7> the tricky part is seperating your big media files and stuff from everything else
[18:58] <l7> it's more annoying than tricky actually
[18:59] <recon61> kasansweat: one thing a lot of people do is put their home directory on a seperate partition to the OS, then all linux's OS have there own partition and can use that single home dir
[19:00] <iso50> Is there a virtual machine setup that lets me run my existing windows install as a VM under Ubuntu?
[19:00] <bazhang> !vm > iso50
[19:00] <kasansweat> recon61 : oh wow, that is a good idea. I guess I was trying to figure out to what extent home directories have "essential" files, and I guess the short answer is, they dont.
[19:00] <mabus> how do I actually send windows to the second display? my mouse moves over when I move the mouse to the right of the screen, but if I go to drag windows to the other monitor,they go to the next workspace instead
[19:00] <Slart_> is there something I can do to optimize the file structure on an ext3 drive? right now it takes about 10 seconds before the files are displayed in nautilus
[19:01] <PurityOfEssence> when did networkmanager become default?
[19:01] <recon61> kasansweat: well, mileage can vary , really depends where you install things
[19:02] <korogiannos> Is there a quick, easy to follow guide to getting firefox (youtube etc) and vlc/totem to play sound simultaneously with a soundcard that doesn't support hardware mixing?   In Hardy.
[19:02] <iso50> bazhang: Which VM ?
[19:02] <bazhang> iso50, did you read the link?
[19:02] <eds> thanks onetin i found it its ip link set ethX up at least thats what i need to do
[19:02] <iso50> bazhang: Yes, but it was to general
[19:03] <bazhang> iso50, you want a preinstalled windows install to be planted into a new virtualbox or vmware virtual machine?
[19:03] <onetinsoldier> eds: ok, roger. good luck
[19:03] <iso50> bazhang: Yes, right now I'm dual booting, but would like that install of windows to run inside a VM on ubuntu
[19:04] <puttblug> I've got an interesting ufw question if someone might oblige me .... host X eth0 192.168.1.133 tun0 10.8.8.94 (the ufw host), trying to set up a ufw forward rule to forward any incoming traffic on 10.8.8.4:12345 -> 192.168.1.5:12345 .... rule tried: ufw allow from 10.8.8.0/24 to 192.168.1.5 port 12345
[19:04] <bazhang> iso50, not sure about that one; I know that a vm can be moved to bare metal, you may wish to investigate in #vbox
[19:04] <puttblug> ends up with failure, UFW INPUT BLOCK in syslog.
[19:04] <puttblug> unsure why.
[19:04] <hwilde> your name is inappropriate
[19:05] <korogiannos> ﻿iso50:  Because windows is a little picky on hardware changes, and a VM is like being on a new machine, I'd just go with a fresh install of windows within the VM
[19:05] <kurrata> hi, im writing #!/bin/sh script and i was wondering if i can stop executing script in middle as root and continue as normal user
[19:05] <ikonia> kurrata: put in an su command
[19:05] <unop> kurrata, sure - use sudo
[19:05] <onetinsoldier> eds: you might just try... ifup eth0
[19:05] <unop> kurrata, sudo -u username 'command'  # i believe
[19:06] <kecoak> fm
 k will try it
[19:06] <hwilde> kurrata, you are already root in the script?  then just     su <username>
[19:07] <unop> hwilde, that would present an interactive shell, no?
[19:07] <hwilde> he's inside a bash script so not really
[19:08] <GodKilla-> hey all
[19:08] <Improv> Why does my (only) ethernet card get eth7 instead of eth0 and how can I change that?
[19:08] <unop> hwilde, hmm - i bet you need a -c in that case
[19:08] <hwilde> Improv, /etc/udev/rules.d/70-net-persistent
[19:08] <Improv> hwilde: Thanks
[19:08] <hwilde> unop, nope, if you are already root you can su to any user...    I think
[19:08] <hwilde> anyways it's not ubuntu specific, ask in #bash
[19:08] <GodKilla-> i'm having problems setting up the internet on a fresh install daily image of kubuntu
[19:09] <hwilde> GodKilla-, like from the SVN last night ?
[19:09] <cristi> Slart_: if you get an answer to your problem please tell me too, i am experiencing the same problem with my partitions
[19:09] <GodKilla-> that knetworkmanager is of no use at all, dhcp doesnt work and manual ip config using knetworkmanager doesnt do any changes
[19:09] <GodKilla-> hwilde, no 3 days ago
[19:09] <eli_> install wicd
[19:09] <hwilde> GodKilla-, that's not supported here try #ubuntu+1
[19:09] <hwilde> this is for 8.10 stable release
[19:10] <Pici> GodKilla-: 9.04 or 8.10?
[19:10] <unop> hwilde,  nope, su username  invokes an interactive shell -- you need.   su username -c 'command'  # where command can be $0 to represent the script itself
[19:10] <GodKilla-> i dont think the problem is because of the daily image but k
[19:10] <Improv> hwilde: Do wireless devices get devices, by default, with a wlanN or ethN name?
[19:10] <cris_core> Hello, I am a first time user looking for some help
[19:10] <hwilde> Improv, it's mapped in the file I told you
[19:10] <ryaxnbx11> question: good cheapo wifi card USB/Expresscard. Help much appreciated
[19:11] <hwilde> unop, interesting
[19:11] <Improv> hwilde: Unfortunately, I don't think I can use that file to customise things - I'm building images that are going to be used on a number of identical machines with different MAC addresses, but I guess I can figure out the answer to my second question myself :)
[19:12] <hwilde> Improv, goto pm ok
[19:12] <cris_core> Is there anyone here that can help me with Ubuntu 8.10
[19:12] <hwilde> cris_core, you should start by asking a question
[19:12] <Pici> GodKilla-: 9.04 or 8.10?
[19:13] <unop> hwilde, though you would need some way of checking whether the $UID is 0 at the beginning of the script - and execute it only if $UID is 0
[19:13] <onetinsoldier> !ask | cris_core
[19:13] <GodKilla-> uh oh, 8.10 i believe, but no 100% sure
[19:14] <GodKilla-> oh yea i used UNETBootin to download 8.10 daily
[19:14] <Pici> GodKilla-: Then #ubuntu+1 is not the right channel, try #kubuntu
[19:14] <herrP> Hello! Does anyone know how to install this desklet (adesklet) -> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/lukas+desk_op-let?content=71314? Tried following his instructions, but no success.
[19:14] <cris_core> ok. I got a dialog box that said I can use a proprietary driver for my NVIDIA card, so I tried to activate the driver, but it does not activate, and i does not telll me why or what is happening. Does anyone know what is going on?
[19:14] <noctua1> Does anyone know how I could find out the acutal problem for the now-working led-backlight after suspend? Any logfiles where I can find what goes wrong?
[19:15] <Slart_> cristi: I found some optimizations you can set using tune2fs and e2fsck
[19:15] <Slart_> cristi: directory hashes and the regular stuff about writeback, journaling and such
[19:15] <hwilde> cris_core, you have to activate it then reboot for it to take effect
[19:15] <Woo-Hoo> bye
[19:16] <cris_core> So the light next to the driver is not supposed to turn green?
[19:16] <cris_core> before i reboot?
nop it changes to green after you reboot
[19:17] <herrP> cris_core: Tried installing EnvyNG via synaptic? It's a script which eases the install for Nvidia drivers. The default install dialog wouldn't work for me in 8.04 for an example. Maybe you have the same problem although it's 8.10
[19:17] <denstark> Hai guys. Quick question. Booting into the 8.10 Desktop livecd and it asks me for a username and password. Not sure what to put in.
[19:17] <herrP> cris_core: It changed to green for me immeadiately, no reboot. :P
[19:17] <mgagne> Does anyone know about the status of M$ web-cams on Ubuntu 8.10? I know support for the VX-3000 was broken with 8.10
[19:18] <cris_core>  EnvyNG via synaptic? I just installed yeterday, I don't know what any of that means.
[19:18] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: what is the exact name of this package?
[19:18] <cristi> Slart_: does it work any better? my nautilus gets grey for about 5 seconds when i enter one of those partitions
[19:18] <herrP> cris_core: Then run EnvyNG and let it do it's job. =) It will install Nvidia drivers for you.
[19:18] <cristi> Slart_: i didn't use the programs yet
[19:19] <hwilde> denstark, it shouldn't prompt you for a login
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> cris_core and herrP: i take it the 'green light' is a reference to the Synaptic Package Manager
[19:19] <Slart_> cristi: I haven't tried it yet.. I will have to stop all my torrents and unmount the drive.. I'll try it some other day
[19:19] <cris_core> how do I run EnvyNG?
[19:19] <denstark> hwilde: Hrm. I'll try rebooting then
[19:19] <hwilde> onetinsoldier, reference to the restricted driver popup
[19:19] <hwilde> denstark, if it prompts try "ubuntu"
[19:19] <onetinsoldier> hwilde: ahh, i see now
[19:20] <hwilde> onetinsoldier, i'm pretty sure you hav to activate then reboot
[19:20] <herrP> cris_core: It should be available in the menus, for me it was under "Program->System utilites" or something similar.
[19:20] <denstark> hwilde: Okay, will try after this finishes rebooting
[19:20] <cristi> Slart_: eh thank's a lot for the help anyway
[19:21] <Slart_> cristi: you're welcome
[19:21] <onetinsoldier> hwilde: sounds right to me, believe i had to reboot for that one. and anytime i install something like the ati fglrx driver, i reboot
[19:21] <hwilde> onetinsoldier, then the light will turn green indicating its in use
[19:21] <herrP> Hello! Does anyone know how to install this desklet (adesklet) -> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/lukas+desk_op-let?content=71314? Tried following his instructions, but no success.
[19:21] <onetinsoldier> hwilde: roger that
[19:22] <frenat_43v3r> msg_next
[19:22] <cris_core> Hmmm.... I don't have a programs menu.
[19:22] <ryaxnbx11> how do I start a daemon
[19:22] <herrP> cris_core: In your upper left corner, no panel with menus there?
[19:22] <ryaxnbx11> specifically, wu-ftpd
[19:22] <julian> is it possible to print a document from nautilus without opening it?
[19:23] <cris_core> Yes, but just applications, places, and System. But under applications there is nothing that i see like EnvyNG
[19:24] <denstark> hwilde: I rebooted and it took me to the gnome desktop. Thank you for your help :)
[19:24] <patchi01> so, hi there...
[19:24] <herrP> cris_core: Did you install envyng-qt?
[19:24] <hwilde> denstark, don't logout this time :)
[19:24] <denstark> hwilde: I didn't! I swear!
[19:25] <hwilde> lol
[19:25] <cris_core> I don't think so. I just installed Ubuntu. I did the install from windows.
[19:26] <Pici> cris_core: Are you in Ubuntu yet or still running Windows?
[19:26] <herrP> cris_core: Ok. Under system, try find Package manage synaptic and search for envy. Check envy-qt and just click ok and when it's finished. It should be available under applications
[19:26] <cris_core> I am in Ubuntu 8.10 right now.
[19:27] <herrP> Does anyone know how to install this desklet (adesklet) -> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/lukas+desk_op-let?content=71314? Tried following his instructions, but no success.
[19:27] <beast> cris_core:  try Applications-->System Tools
[19:27] <onetinsoldier> i installed icewm-gnome-support. however, when i select it as a session in gdm i don't get the gnome panel, just the icewm one. any ideas?
[19:28] <onetinsoldier> or is that how it should be?
[19:28] <simone_> italian channel please?
[19:28] <mabus> how can I vnc to a secondary display in ubuntu? I have one ubuntu laptop and one ubuntu desktop, and I have a separate x display for my tv on my desktop.I'd like to be able to vnc to my desktop and pause what I'm watching, etc
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !it
[19:28] <simone_> thanks
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:29] <mithraic> Is there a compiz command (to which I can add a keybinding) for "Go to desktop X" ?
[19:29] <herrP> Oh, does someone know how to watch movies in VLC at fullscreen. Using two monitors in clone mode, different resolutions. My TV which has smaller resolution won't show the whole picture. :S
[19:29] <unop> mabus, most vnc clients let you specify which vnc server in this form  hostname:2   where 2 is the second vnc instance, etc
[19:30] <cris_core> I searched for envy in the synptic package manager and it does not seem to have any results.
[19:31] <genii> !info envy-ng
[19:31] <genii> !info envyng
[19:31] <genii> Hm
[19:31] <mabus> unop: I guess I don't know how to enable vnc access to my secondary display then
[19:31] <cris_core> Now I just clicked "reload' And something seems to be happening.
[19:31] <bazhang> envyng-gtk
[19:31] <herrP> ubottu: Does for me.
[19:31] <herrP> cris_core: Did you update synaptic?
[19:31] <genii> bazhang: Ah
[19:32] <cris_core> I think it is doing it now.
[19:32] <Neodemi> im having problems getting an sd card to mount, it keeps telling me i need to be a superuser. it used to automatically appear when i plugged it in, now its bitchy abouy priveleges. seems onnly to be sd cards that are affected, usb drives still mount fine.
[19:32] <herrP> cris_core: Ok, try find it when it's done.
[19:32] <Tetracomm> Thank you Novita.
[19:33] <apastinen> hi, my feisty distro cannot download any packages, the package lists are updated successfully. is the location changed or something?
[19:33] <Neodemi> the only suggestion i had was to set it to mount on startup, but thats useless as i have a few cards and having to reboot every time i changed would be too much of a pain
[19:33] <moijk> which packages should I get to get my language in dictionary? myspell? ispell? other? (I'm looking for norwegian bokmål)
[19:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !eol > apastinen
[19:34] <cris_core> Ok it is done downloading and i searched for envy again and it still didn't show any results.
[19:35] <apastinen> Jack_Sparrow: so the feisty packages are just removed? no matter there is still lots of feisty users..
[19:35] <HelpForMePlease> hi, anyone does know spanish?
[19:35] <bazhang> !es
[19:35] <genii> cris_core: I think you need to enable universe repository in Synaptic
[19:36] <cris_core> I just tried changeing the visual effects to a higher level and it asked me to enable new driver. and now it says it's downloading the driver, but it's stuck at 0%
[19:36] <phineas> keep clicking on it
[19:37] <hendrixski> hey, I have an Ubuntu server and I'm looking for a CMS that can handle flash.  Any suggestions?
[19:37] <Weems> whats the best way to move my windows data off of a drive and onto a spare hd so I can dual boot ubuntu and xp?
[19:37] <cris_core> Where can i enable universe repository?
[19:38] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: you can use the Synaptic Package Manager to do it, it's in it's options...
[19:38] <crackintosh> hendrixski: they all do
[19:38] <crackintosh> hendrixski: but if you're talking about a flash based cms, you're out of luck, if you wanted something like that, it would probably come from adobe
[19:39] <herrP> cris_core: Actually I had trouble too installing the drivers (solved it by using ENvy). I later had to reinstall Intrepid for another reason and then it worked just fine without Envy.
[19:39] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: do you know where ot start up the synaptic package manager?
[19:39] <hendrixski> crackintosh, orly?  Are there any that have kind of an adminstrative interface for interchanging a little flash snippet
[19:39] <Demios> is there a reason I cannot "su" in ubuntu?
[19:39] <hendrixski> yeah, a flash-based cms would be a nightmare... I'm just looking for one, it can be php,phython, java whatever
[19:40] <cris_core> Yes, i have it open now.
[19:40] <crackintosh> you arent going to find any that have flash administration
[19:40] <Pici> Demios: Use sudo for root access, not su.
[19:40] <Pici> !sudo > Demios
[19:40] <mabus> can somebody tell me how to start a vnc server on my secondary display?
[19:40] <hendrixski> Demios, yes.  Because you can use "su", but you have to enable with with some sudo -i command
[19:40] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: ok.. orger that. it's.... Settings --> Repositories
[19:40] <Demios> hendrixski: pardon?
[19:41] <atsaloli> Hi.   I am trying to run ClamAV (clamdscan) on a mounted drive and am getting: kernel ... type=1503 audit(...): operation="inode_permission" requested_mask="::r" denied_mask="::r" fsuid=112 name="/mnt/disk/" pid=... profile="/usr/sbin/clamd"
[19:41] <cris_core> Ok, I'm there, but where is the universe setting?
[19:41] <atsaloli> What does it mean?
[19:41] <hendrixski> crackintosh, :-( that's bad news, I hate flash, but we gotta have this one thing done in flash, and we'd have to swap it out every now and then
[19:41] <hendrixski> Demios, you can use "su" in ubuntu, it's just not enabled by default because it's bad practice
[19:41] <freddy__> hi - I just destroid my apt-get :-(   I ran a dpkg -i sudo dpkg -i nvidia-glx-legacy_71.86.04+2.6.24.14-21.51_i386.deb and now I cannot do anything - no apt-get update because of unfilled dependencies  ?
[19:42] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: it's probably already activated...  Community-maintained open-source software
[19:42] <cris_core> oh ok, yes it is
[19:43] <Stormx2> Can I set gnome-terminal up to not wrap lines, just to truncate em?
[19:43] <cris_core> I still can't find envy
[19:43] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: ok, just had to be certain. now why envy wouldn't showing up for you i'm not sure. you have updated the package list(reload), correct?
[19:43] <Demios> hendrixski: bad practice on a single user machine, in which the owner does not want to logout to term before being able to do concurrent root/admin stuff?
[19:43] <crackintosh> hendrixski: send me a /msg and show me what it is
[19:44] <cris_core> Yes
[19:44] <Pici> Demios: You don't have to logout to use sudo.
[19:44] <Demios> i know that
[19:44] <Demios> i'm tired of typing sudo befor every command
[19:44] <Demios> and having to input my pass word every now and then
[19:44] <Pici> Demios: sudo -i  will give you an interactive sudo session, akin to using su on other Linux distros.
[19:44] <Stormx2> Demios: sudo -s
[19:44] <Demios> i just want to su, get a boatload done and be done with it
[19:44] <onetinsoldier> Demios: use...  sudo -i   then
[19:45] <Demios> alright then
[19:45] <Demios> thanks
[19:45] <Pici> Stormx2: -i is friendlier to your users files.
[19:45] <L3Tum> how do I setup the gnome development server? I added a new server to xchat, and used developer.gnome.org but then when I tried to connect it didnt connect to any channels. someone told me I want to go to the gnome development server, not channel
[19:45] <Stormx2> Pici: noted.
[19:46] <korogiannos> ﻿Is there a quick, easy to follow guide to getting firefox (youtube etc) and vlc/totem to play sound simultaneously with a soundcard that doesn't support hardware mixing?   In Hardy.
[19:46] <cris_core> When i tried to change my visual effects, I have to enable the proprietary driver, it tried to download, but it just stayed at 0% for a long time, and them said that it was unable to change  the setting.
[19:46] <Wakou> Anyone here good at command line?
[19:47] <SlimeyPete> Wakou: depends what you want to achieve
[19:47] <Wakou> I would like to delete everythingh from a disk
[19:47] <onetinsoldier> Wakou: you'll need tobe more specific.. ask the actual question
[19:47] <Wakou> EXCEPT files with a certain extenxsions..
[19:47] <SlimeyPete> securely delete, or just wipe?
[19:47] <SlimeyPete> oh.
[19:47] <freddy__> I have tried to install a .deb package which failed. Now I cannot do apt-get update for lack of dependencies. HOw can I 'undpkg'  something ?
[19:47] <Wakou> wipe is fine
[19:47] <elatio> hi people: when I type "glexinfo | grep rendering" in terminal it only flashes briefly and doesnt tell me if it's enabled or not. any solutions?
[19:47] <herrP> Does anyone know how to install this desklet (adesklet) -> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/lukas+desk_op-let?content=71314? Tried following his instructions, but no success.
[19:48] <SlimeyPete> elatio: glxinfo
[19:48] <cris_core> oh ok, i see envy now.
[19:48] <herrP> cris_core: Wohoo. =)
[19:48] <elatio> i typed that too, it just flashes some numbers.
[19:48] <linshu> could use some help with apache.
[19:48] <onetinsoldier> cris_core: ahh, cool
[19:49] <SlimeyPete> Wakou: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/red-hat-31/does-rm-command-has-a-option-exclude-623091/      might be useful to you
[19:49] <elatio> Ok I did it myself, nvm.
[19:49] <Wakou> xxx Slimey! TY
[19:50] <linshu> apache/phpgroupware help please
[19:50] <woli> Hi... I set my window decorations to be managed by emerald, but now I want gnome's back. Which was the command?
[19:51] <lianimator> woli: gtk-window-decorator --replace
[19:51] <cris_core> Ok so i think i am installing envy now. I selected envy-core and something else, and clicked apply, and not it's downloading stuff. Is this what i am supose to do
[19:51] <woli> thanks lianimator
[19:51] <herrP> cris_core: Yes, make sure envyng-qt is installed too.
[19:51] <cris_core> Yeah i think that was the other one.
[19:52] <korogiannos> Is installing ubuntu studio (the audio production apps) worth doing (JACK/Pulse and the like)  when I can't get youtube(sound) to play in firefox while vlc is playng?  everything is mighty impressive, scanner, printer, all my hardware works "out-of-the-box"  but audio/  some serious work needs to be done.  Anyone have any tips? or a link to a "sort your hardy audio out"?
[19:52] <cris_core> after it's done, then what do you do?
[19:52] <herrP> cris_core: Good, when it's done. You should find it under applications somewhere.
[19:52] <cris_core> oh ok.
[19:52] <linshu> sigh is anyone else haveing issues install  groupware heck anything into ubuntu, it's something to do with the way apache is setup but I  can find no reference on  fourms
[19:53] <lyhana> hi, i got some problem reading a DVD+R, dmeg give this :
[19:53] <lyhana> [ 3615.271341] UDF-fs: No partition found (1)[ 3617.010672] ISOFS: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
[19:54] <Rods_Tiger> is there a channel for ubuntu netbook remix?
[19:54] <Suicidal_Failure> lyhana, all dvd+r , or just that one?
[19:55] <whyameye> I have a local LAMP install and my php cms is giving an error that it isn't finding the gd graphics library. I have php5-gd installed and lamp is on php5.
[19:55] <thomas__> hello
[19:55] <thomas__> every body
[19:55] <daysleepr> hello all i'm trying to setup X11 forwarding over SSH... i've enabled it on the sshd server, but when i do `ssh -X (server ip)` or `ssh -Y (server ip)` i just get a normal connection
[19:55] <woli> lianimator, also, I have my unfocused windows' titlebar with certain transparency, where do I fix that?
[19:55] <daysleepr> do i need to enable it on the client, too?  or is there some software used for this interface?
[19:56] <Pici> daysleepr: Are you running another x server locally?
[19:56] <daysleepr> yes
[19:57] <rybz> hi all
[19:57] <whyameye> daysleepr: define "normal connection." If you type something like "gedit" on your ssh connection it gives what error?
[19:58] <Morydd> wireless encryption is hardware dependent, isn't it?
[19:58] <daysleepr> oh hey... hmmmmmmm
[19:58] <mabus> how can i set up a vnc server on a secondary display? i have a tv connected to my desktop and I want to be able to remote into it with my laptop
[19:58] <daysleepr> maybe it *does* work!
[19:58] <rybz> do you know hax.tor.hu ?
[19:59] <rybz> i need a tip for the 2nd level
[19:59] <whyameye> daysleepr: I had a feeling. :-) you can run gnome-terminal from your ssh connection if you prefer that sort of thing.
[19:59] <rybz> about des encryption
[19:59] <daysleepr> what i'm looking for is basically a VNC type setup... can i view the screen of the host computer?
[19:59] <Pici> !ot > rybz
[19:59] <rybz> everyone could hellp me?
[20:00] <rybz> ok
[20:00] <daysleepr> would that be gnome-terminal?
[20:00] <Yhapster> hey, can someone suggest an Emerald theme for my girlfriend? Looking for something "pretty"
[20:00] <Pici> daysleepr: Thats not how X11 forwarding works.
[20:00] <Pici> Yhapster: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:00] <daysleepr> oh
[20:00] <whyameye> daysleepr: on the remote you need to run vino-preferences.
[20:00] <patchi01> i need help with squashfs. /usr works great with unionfs but if i use squashfs with /usr and /var it cannot mount /var ...
[20:00] <Yhapster> Pici: ok, will do
[20:01] <whyameye> daysleepr: then apt-get install xtightvncviewer
[20:01] <daysleepr> let me run some tests real quick here
[20:01] <daysleepr> thank you guys so much =)
[20:01] <whyameye> daysleepr: on your local machine
[20:01] <whyameye> daysleepr: what sort of internet connection is between the two machines i.e. local or through the internet?
[20:01] <daysleepr> local
[20:01] <rybz> how getting the good channel for my problem ?
[20:01] <daysleepr> the main issue is the old machine is old... not ubuntu, etc
[20:02] <daysleepr> so i'm having a hard time getting VNC or the like compiled on there
[20:02] <whyameye> daysleepr: is it gnome?
[20:02] <daysleepr> yea
[20:02] <daysleepr> fedora core 3
[20:02] <whyameye> so does vino-preferences run?
[20:02] <whyameye> on the old machine?
[20:02] <daysleepr> negative
[20:02] <whyameye> :-(
[20:03] <ech0s7> hi
[20:03] <whyameye> there's no vncserver rpm?
[20:03] <ech0s7> anybody that uses fglrx can try if works gettemperature ?
[20:03] <daysleepr> yeah, its a very old distro, not great at all... my boss insists on running it, tho
[20:03] <ech0s7> aticonfig --adapter=0 --od-gettemper
[20:03] <Pici> daysleepr: #fedora would be able to help you getting a vnc server running, its not on topic for #ubuntu
[20:03] <daysleepr> thankfully its just his personal desktop but he wants access to it
[20:03] <jeff_01> Hi all ;)
[20:04] <whyameye> daysleepr: yeah I guess I don't know of a way other than running a remote server like vnc on the remote.
[20:04] <dk> hi. why are symbolic links set to 777 permissions by default?
[20:04] <whyameye> dk: I THINK that allows the links to default to the same permissions as the files they point to. I think.
[20:04] <jeff_01> i cant tell dk
[20:05] <Suicidal_Failure> daysleepr, look at freenx - http://fedoranews.org/contributors/rick_stout/freenx/
[20:05] <jeff_01> i would say so whyameye but still not sure
[20:05] <hendrixski_> crap, how do I kick off a previous account that's still signed on after IRC crashes?
[20:05] <hendrixski_> ghost something?
[20:05] <daysleepr> hm, i may have just crammed it in...
[20:05] <daysleepr> lets see =)
[20:05] <jeff_01> exit
[20:05] <Pici> hendrixski_: /msg nickserv help ghost
[20:05] <daysleepr> thank god for ancient rpm repositories
[20:06] <phantomcircuit> Im trying to turn off randomize_va_space
[20:06] <phantomcircuit> but when i echo 0 it stays at 2
[20:06] <phantomcircuit> is there some kernel module that ubuntu uses to make it impossible to turn off address randomization?
[20:06] <whyameye> daysleepr: you may want to tunnel the vnc through ssh. I think it's the -L flag in ssh.
[20:07] <daysleepr> even on a local network?
[20:07] <woli> does anybody know how to change the opacity of inactive windows?
[20:07] <simplenewb> why can't I change the permissions of a folder on my USB drive? It shows the file as being owned by me but part of the root group. chown keeps failing, please help me.
[20:07] <hendrixski> yay, thanks pici
[20:08] <lyhana> hi, i got this message from dmesg for my DVD+R :
[20:08] <bazhang> daysleepr, you are using fedora?
[20:08] <lyhana> [ 3615.271341] UDF-fs: No partition found (1)[ 3617.010672] ISOFS: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
[20:08] <LeeQ> If I dual-boot windows and Ubuntu and I have a folder of mp3s on teh windows partition, can I get to those mp3s from ubuntu?
[20:08] <SlimeyPete> LeeQ: yes
[20:09] <whyameye> LeeQ: shouldn't be a problem.
[20:09] <hendrixski> LeeQ, yep,  Ubuntu's awesome like that
[20:09] <LeeQ> is it as simple as navigating to the folder? or do I have to do something a little more?
[20:09] <usersam> Hi I upgraded to ibex and now fglrx will not install. I have tried the GUI and also module-assistant. I think i have all the FGLRX packages installed. Can someone suggest how I troublehoot this please?
[20:09] <Rods_Tiger> on ubuntu netbook remix, there's 'evolution' - seems a bit unnecessary. Can it be got rid of with no untoward effects?
[20:09] <whyameye> LeeQ: seems to me it should be as simple as navigating to the folder.
[20:09] <daysleepr> well, i'm rocking ubuntu... the target machine is fedora
[20:10] <Turtle2> how do i check my system info?
[20:10] <Turtle2> like version and all
[20:10] <ech0s7> anybody that uses fglrx (catalyst) can try if works gettemperature ?  aticonfig --adapter=0 --od-gettemperature ... thanks!
[20:11] <onetinsoldier> Turtle2: on command line it would be...   lsb_release -a && uname -a
[20:11] <whyameye> LeeQ: I take it you haven't tried ubuntu yet and are wondering about making a dual boot machine? Just boot up a live CD and see if you can see your windows drive and mp3s.
[20:11] <bazhang> daysleepr, but your questions are concerning fedora correct? rpm repos etc?
[20:11] <usersam> ech0s7, did you do a fresh install to get fglrx working?
[20:11] <usersam> or did you upgrade from hardy?
[20:11] <ech0s7> yes usersam
[20:11] <LeeQ> ah, there is a very good idea
[20:11] <ech0s7> fresh install
[20:11] <MetalliMyers>  hai u guise
[20:11] <ech0s7> to you works ?
[20:11] <daysleepr> well, initially i couldn't figure out how to access the X11 share on the fedora machine on my local ubuntu install here
[20:11] <onetinsoldier> Turtle2: would you like a gui for that?
[20:12] <usersam> Has anyone done a sucessful upgrade with FGLRX?
[20:12] <daysleepr> turns out it was working, i'm just not smart enough to recognize it ;-)
[20:12] <Turtle2> no, it worked
[20:12] <Turtle2> thnak you
[20:12] <daysleepr> now i realized that X11 forwarding isn't going to do the job
[20:12] <daysleepr> so i'm trying to shoehorn vnc into the old fedora machine
[20:12] <usersam> is it just broken? (i appriciate it is closed source and not ubuntus fault...)
[20:12] <onetinsoldier> Turtle2: yw
[20:12] <daysleepr> i'm just staying in here for the company =)
[20:12] <Turtle2> what do I use to learn Java programming?
[20:13] <usersam> Turtle2, google?
[20:13] <lyhana> why do i get this (dmesg) when reading my DVD+R :
[20:13] <lyhana> [ 3615.271341] UDF-fs: No partition found (1)[ 3617.010672] ISOFS: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
[20:13] <Turtle2> open SDK?
[20:13] <bazhang> daysleepr, but it is offtopic here, please discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic or in #fedora please
[20:13] <Suicidal_Failure> lyhana, all dvd+r , or just that one?
[20:14] <lyhana> just one
[20:14] <lyhana> but i can read it on my windows VM
[20:15] <Rods_Tiger> I keep having to install flash over and over, and it never works
[20:15] <nainbierophile> -fr
[20:15] <brooksbp> ls
[20:15] <bazhang> !fr | nainbierophile
[20:15] <brooksbp> can someone help me with an ssh problem after upgrading to 8.10?
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[20:15] <happyholidays>  :D
[20:16] <happyholidays>  ;)
[20:16] <nainbierophile> thanks bazhang  ^^ This chanel just auto join when i go on Ubuntu Server, so... I was already on #ubuntu-fr, thanks you a lot : )
[20:16] <lyhana> Suicidal_Failure:  but i can read it on my windows VM
[20:16] <ompaul> brooksbp, tell us what the problem is, that way if I know anything about the issue I can help if I don't, well I can't but right now I don't know - you need to ask the channel to see if anyone is an expert in this domain
[20:17] <brooksbp> So I SSH'd into my blade running Ubuntu 8.10 and did a "sudo do-release-upgrade"
[20:17] <brooksbp> and then it restarted
[20:18] <brooksbp> and now I can't SSH into my blade
[20:18] <Swish> doesn't blade have an automatic KVM type thing?
[20:19] <Suicidal_Failure> lyhana, in that case not sure sorry
[20:19] <ompaul> brooksbp, you assume that (A) the box rebooted and (B) if you did the install remotely - ask someone to look at it for you or go visit it no matter what problems that gives you
[20:20] <never2far> how can i list only hidden files ?
[20:20] <never2far> using ls
[20:20] <C0nn0R> ls | grep .
[20:21] <genii> never2far: ls -a | grep .*
[20:21] <brooksbp> yeah the box rebooted... but why can't I SSH into it??
[20:21] <never2far> it lists also directories
[20:21] <ompaul> never2far, ls -a well that lists all the hidden and normal ones you would need to be fairly smart about what it is do hidden only both of those versions are wrong
[20:21] <ompaul> brooksbp, can you get in at the console - check the auth logs to see why
[20:21] <Suicidal_Failure> phantomcircuit, you still there
[20:21] <smelian> hello i have question can i install ubuntu 8.4 and upgrade gnome to the newer version + and NetworkManager Applet 0.7.0 ?
[20:21] <brooksbp> No the box is out of state
[20:21] <ompaul> brooksbp, perhaps keys have been changed
[20:21] <phantomcircuit> Suicidal_Failure, yup
[20:22] <onetinsoldier> never2far: ls -d .*
[20:22] <brooksbp> how do I clear the keys?
[20:22] <ompaul> brooksbp,  then I have this solution for you, ring person beside box
[20:22] <Suicidal_Failure> sysctl -w kernel.randomize_va_space=0 works for me
[20:22] <beast> brooksbp:  you can try the -v option of ssh to see exactly where it is failing
[20:22] <Pici> never2far: find -maxdepth 1 -name ".*" -type f
[20:22] <never2far> ty
[20:22] <Pici> smelian: upgrade to 8.10
[20:23] <onetinsoldier> hey guys,, i do believe that simply...  ls -d .*   works
[20:23] <phantomcircuit> Suicidal_Failure, YES thank you
[20:23] <Pici> onetinsoldier: that includes directories
[20:23] <onetinsoldier> Pici: yeah, you're right
[20:23] <ompaul> brooksbp, as beast says fun there  -v will give some additional info
[20:23] <smelian> Pici : i have 8.10 now but  i have problem with sound its not loud hard to hear things
[20:24] <nrg8> is there any german ubuntu server?
[20:24] <usersam> Can anyone advise me how to get fglrx to load on ibex please? here is my  Xorg log http://pastebin.com/m765d90ae
[20:24] <Pici> smelian: Turn up the volume?
[20:24] <Pici> !de | never2far
[20:24] <Pici> never2far: sorry.
[20:24] <Pici> nrg8: see above ^^
[20:24] <nrg8> kekke thx pici
[20:24] <FloodBot1> Pici: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:24] <smelian> Pici: its up but still not loud in windows its better
[20:24] <Suicidal_Failure> phantomcircuit, all good now?
[20:24] <obsrv> does anyone use baltix? ubuntu based distro?
[20:24] <Pici> smelian: You may need to use alsmamixer to increase the volume.
[20:24] <obsrv> channel of baltix is empty :(
[20:25] <smelian> Pici : i did still not that good
[20:25] <brooksbp> exit
[20:25] <phantomcircuit> Suicidal_Failure, yes i can learn about buffer overflows now without loading up freebsd XD
[20:26] <alex314> hi guys, I've just switched from GNOME to Awesome Window Manager and now my sound doesn't work
[20:26] <track_> how to enable splash screen during boot time without using intrd?
[20:26] <alex314> why?
[20:26] <Suicidal_Failure> phantomcircuit, sweet
[20:26] <ktulu77> hi
[20:27] <ktulu77> I have just plugged a new pci sound card but it is not listed in the sound window (lspci displays it)
[20:27] <alex314> "[00000480] main audio output error: couldn't find a filter for the conversion"
[20:27] <ktulu77> what is the way to configure my new sound card ?
[20:27] <alex314> whats the problem?
[20:27] <MaLuNGo> algum brasileiro por ai ?
[20:27] <Pici> !br | MaLuNGo
[20:28] <usersam> This is the build log of module assistant failing to install fglrx Build log starting, file: /var/cache/modass/fglrx-kernel-source.buildlog.2.6.27-3-rt.1229459240
[20:28] <usersam> Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 20:27:20 +0000
[20:28] <usersam> no useful info
[20:29] <usersam> can anyone suggest a step I can take to troubleshoot my problem please?
[20:29] <onetinsoldier> usersam: that's a real-time kernel?
[20:30] <usersam> yes
[20:30] <track_> i'm using hardy and i want to enable splash screen during boot but without use initrd
[20:30] <maltepalte> i have mysql installed on a ubuntu machine, with a lot of power - quad xeon cpu:s, and a large raid volume with 15k rpm disks.  however, when benchmarking with a simple script that creates a database in mysql, and then creates 1000 tables inside the db, i get extremely poor performance; 5 tables created per second.  compare that with my laptop, that gets about 150 tables per Asecond
[20:30] <usersam> onetinsoldier, yes it is. rt on hardy worked with fglrx.
[20:31] <JugglerLKR> hi
[20:31] <bruenig> hi
[20:31] <onetinsoldier> usersam: hmmm, i don't know much about real-time kernels. i don't know
[20:32] <onetinsoldier> usersam: what version of the fglrx driver?
[20:32] <usersam> onetinsoldier, what would you do on a normal kernel?
[20:32] <pisecx> hi everybody. how can I know the name of .svg icon for some language?
[20:32] <usersam> onetinsoldier, I dont know. I have tried to install whatever is in the Ibex repo.
[20:32] <pisecx> i have a flag
[20:33] <pisecx> actually I need german flag name, I tried de.sgv
[20:33] <pisecx> should I restart x-server to apply it?
[20:34] <onetinsoldier> usersam: i don't think there is an fglrx driver in the Ibex repo... unless they recently added it, because ati only recently cam out with an fgrlx driver that works with kernel 2.6.27
[20:34] <onetinsoldier> s/cam/came
[20:34] <Ward1983> yesterday i made a persistent live bootable external harddrive with unetbootin, it works great but can i make my own user instead of the liveCD user?
[20:35] <JugglerLKR> anyone with logitech cordless desktop with tilt wheel mouse?
[20:35] <usersam> onetinsoldier, not this then? http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/xorg-driver-fglrx
[20:35] <unimatrix9> a few hours ago i installed the fgrlx drivers for an radeon 9200 pro, but the xorg of 8.10 did not support the card, had to downgrade to 8.04
[20:35] <onetinsoldier> usersam: i would download the this file... ati-driver-installer-8-12-x86.x86_64.run, make it executable, and then run it while i'm in x-windows, then reboot... that's how i would install it
[20:35] <unimatrix9> dont know if update might have helped
[20:35] <onetinsoldier> usersam: ok. going to look at link now.
[20:36] <unimatrix9> in my case i could not get it to work, due to kernel and xorg number being not compatable with ati drivers
[20:36] <unimatrix9> and ubuntu 8.10
[20:36] <phantomcircuit> im looking for a download manager that downloads from multiple sources, suggestions?
[20:37] <fep> can somebody please answer my question in the forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6375862#post6375862 , thank you
[20:38] <onetinsoldier> usersam: looks like an older version of the fglrx driver than the recent fglrx 8.12 release. my version is... 8.56.4
[20:39] <Jack_Sparrow> fep Please dont post a link without a description of the issue
[20:39] <epcom> oi
[20:39] <fep> oh ok, its a problem with wlan i ubuntu 8.10 on a pavilion dv9000
[20:39] <epcom> humfdsjfds
[20:39] <fep> wont detect the wifi card, and lspci dont show anything
[20:39] <epcom> hi
[20:40] <krischan> hi
[20:40] <usersam> onetinsoldier, I will try that download you suggest. Thanks
[20:40] <usersam> BAck in a bit...
[20:40] <Jordan_U> I have lost sound after the recent pulseaudio update
[20:40] <krischan> BG?
[20:40] <onetinsoldier> usersam: you're welcome, good luck!
[20:41] <track_> is it possible to enable splash screen during boot without using initrd?
[20:41] <HenryHeron> Could someone please tell me if it is possible to upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04.1 to 8.1 & retain programs & dependencies, etc.?
[20:42] <fosco_> HenryHeron: yes
[20:42] <elatio> I'm having issues with openGL. I can't run VLC and a 3D application at the same time.
[20:42] <elatio> Is there a quick fix?
[20:42] <Ward1983> fep, try lsusb just to make sure, some internal cards are connected trough USB sometimes (like my ASUS mainboard)
[20:42] <fosco_> elatio: try changing video output
[20:43] <HenryHeron> fosco_ thanks, where can I find details on how, etc.?
[20:43] <fep> ward: nothing
[20:43] <elatio> I did but it didn't help. They all seem to rely on OpenGL in one way or another.
[20:43] <Ward1983> fep, what card is it?
[20:43] <fosco_> HenryHeron: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[20:44] <Ward1983> fep, also you can use tab completion for nicknames in most IRC clients, so to get my nick you would have to type the first few letters, and then press tab
[20:45] <fep> it is a broadcom card
[20:45] <fep> i know that (:
[20:45] <Ward1983> fep, War "tab" will automatically create Ward1983, etc
[20:45] <HenryHeron> fosco_ Thanks again. One other quick ? I am on dial up & now use GnomePPP, is there some equivalent in 8.10, I didn't see any in the "live CD."?
[20:45] <phantomcircuit> im looking for a download manager that downloads from multiple sources, suggestions?
[20:45] <fep> i didnt bother to write with capslock
[20:45] <Ward1983> fep, lol i thought you didnt know that because you just called me ward and then didnt highlight me at all :p
[20:46] <fep> right
[20:46] <j_bsdxinu> phantomcircuit, wget
[20:46] <fep> have you seen my question?
[20:46] <fep> any ideas?
[20:46] <Ward1983> fep, ah damn dont have any experience with broadcom cards sorry
[20:46] <fep> ok
[20:46] <fosco_> HenryHeron: no idea
[20:46] <fer> ola
[20:46] <Ward1983> fep, some cards have restricted drivers, you could check just to make sure in system -> administration -> hardware drivers
[20:47] <phantomcircuit> j_bsdxinu, wget supports downloading a single file from multiple sources?
[20:47] <phantomcircuit> damn it
[20:47] <HenryHeron> fosco_ Ok, thanks anyway. I do have to find out or I will be w/o means to connect to i.n.
[20:47] <fer> olaaaaaaaaaa
[20:48] <genii> !es | fer
[20:48] <nicklas_> yo
[20:48] <__dan__> I enabled the intrepid-proposed repos, did an update+upgrade, tested some stuff, but now I'd like to "downgrade" my packages back to just -updates. I already removed -proposed from the sources list, but how to I force reverting back to the -updates version of the packages?
[20:48] <whyameye> phantomcircuit: p2p like bittorrent?
[20:49] <fer> buenas noches
[20:49] <Ward1983> lol
[20:49] <whyameye> __dan__: there's a "force-version" in synaptic.
[20:49] <fer> alguien de andalucia
[20:49] <phantomcircuit> whyameye, http/ftp same file more than one mirror, but each mirror limits download rates to 200kbps and at that rate ill be done some time next week
[20:49] <jack__> hey all i'm having a problem with ICEauthority.  After I log in i get a prompt saying that it could not update.  I have tryed chown but it didn't do anything.
[20:49] <saxin> fer: You need to speak english.
[20:50] <GleepGlop> __dan__, painfully?  basically, you have to remove the packages first, then change your sources, and reinstall packages from your preferred repo.  Or you can force a package version
[20:51] <genii> fer: Inglés solamente aquí. Español adentro #ubuntu-es
[20:51] <whyameye> GleepGlop, __dan__: I've definitely downgraded stuff with "force version" in synaptic. Shouldn't be necessary to manually uninstall, reinstall.
[20:51] <phantomcircuit> genii, he quit
[20:51] <genii> Bah
[20:51] <genii> phantomcircuit: I blame it on babelfish slowness....
[20:52] <phantomcircuit> im looking for a download manager that downloads from multiple sources, suggestions?
[20:53] <nicklas_> if anyone has an eee pc, i can really recommend eeebuntu :-P
[20:53] <martin__> #
[20:53] <ruhaan_jslip> phantomcircuit: u can try flashget it works perfectly in wine
[20:53] <Winston_> Hello
[20:53] <Winston_> )
[20:53] <vyrl> im having trouble with ICEauthority after logging in - can someone help?
[20:53] <__dan__> whyameye: OK, do I have to track down each package, or can I just say "do it for all packages that have versions greater than in my current repos"? Probably asking for too much :)
[20:53] <GleepGlop> nicklas_: it looks nice, but arch linux w/ the eeekernel from toofishes is real good too
[20:54] <track_> is it possible to enable splash screen during boot without using initrd?
[20:54] <phantomcircuit> ruhaan_jslip, so there isn't a replacement for flashget that is native?
[20:54] <nicklas_> GleepGlop: ok, why?
[20:54] <ruhaan_jslip> phantomcircuit: U CUD TRy multiget
[20:54] <GleepGlop> nicklas_:  faster, all packages compiled for i686 instead of i386
[20:55] <whyameye> __dan__: I've only done indiv packages so that's the only way I know of. :-(
[20:55] <GleepGlop> nicklas_:  plus it just installs the package manager and kernel.  no bloated gnome and ume
[20:55] <Turtle2> can I install ubuntu server into the ubuntu desktop version?
[20:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > GleepGlop  nicklas_
[20:55] <__dan__> whyameye: gotcha, thanks
[20:55] <ruhaan_jslip> Turtle2: no but i can install the packages
[20:55] <ruhaan_jslip> *u
[20:56] <nicklas_> GleepGlop: but maybe i want a little bling bling :-P
[20:56] <Turtle2> will it work the same?
[20:56] <__dan__> whyameye: do you know how long until my install -proposed packages "become" part of -updates? (approx)
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> nicklas_  Offtopic.. thanks
[20:56] <ruhaan_jslip> Turtle2: yep pretty much
[20:56] <gofg> I don't get it.
[20:56] <Turtle2> ruhaan_jslip, which packages?
[20:56] <ruhaan_jslip> hmm depends
[20:56] <ruhaan_jslip> what are u looking to install?
[20:56] <gofg> I want to set audio files to open in xmms and video files to open in totem, but I can't figure out how it works in Preferred Applications
[20:57] <ruhaan_jslip> a php server?
[20:57] <whyameye> __dan__: no idea. It might be worth looking at the filters in synaptic and seeing if you can filter packages by which repo they came from.
[20:57] <nicklas_> Jack_Sparrow: huh?
[20:57] <Turtle2> a basic web server , just to learn the basics
[20:57] <gofg> It gives me the option to, as far as I can tell, open all media files in totem or rhythmbox, but that's all
[20:57] <ruhaan_jslip> Turtle2: if u r doin it for learnig u can install xampp
[20:58] <Turtle2> juhaan_jslip,  i want to learn how to make a web page and serve it etc...
[20:58] <ruhaan_jslip> its an app which installs all the bbasic stuff for creating a site
[20:58] <ruhaan_jslip> Turtle2: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-linux.html
[20:58] <Turtle2> juhaan_jslip, thank you
[20:58] <chiliblue> Ok, so my mouse keeps dying on me in 8.10..its usb old logitech wheel mouse
[20:59] <gvachon> Hi all, I have a ubuntu server 8.10 as a mail server. I am receiving some spam with my domain as the FROM. is there a way to block that ?! i know i will still receive spam but at least i dont want to receive spam that has mydomain... like admin@mydomain.com
[20:59] <phantomcircuit> gvachon, it depends 100% on the mail server you are running
[20:59] <elatio> asafasfasf
[21:00] <phantomcircuit> it has nothing to do with ubuntu
[21:00] <tvaughn> how do i get my verificication code for my nickname resent?
[21:00] <gvachon> phantomcircuit. postfix
[21:00] <tvaughn> #help?
[21:00] <JugglerLKR> chiliblue: : i have troubles with logi mouse too in 8.10
[21:00] <GleepGlop> gvachon: maybe try the fine folks at: #spamassassin
[21:01] <gianluca> hello
[21:01] <gvachon> gleepglop: okay thanks
[21:01] <chiliblue> JugglerLKR: really what happens
[21:01] <__dan__> whyameye: thanks for your help. I'll figure something out
[21:01] <JugglerLKR> chiliblue: it is because of Xorg 7.4
[21:02] <GleepGlop> gvachon: spamassassin has worked for me using postfix, dovecot, etc . . .
[21:02] <chiliblue> my logi mouse is ancient supprised it is causing such an issue
[21:02] <chiliblue> JugglerLKR: could you recommend a usb mouse that isn't going to be a Pita
[21:02] <JugglerLKR> chiliblue: old guides how to make it work became outdates with 8.10
[21:03] <JugglerLKR> chiliblue: i have 2 logi mouse - both have troubles in 8.10, buy some 3button cheap wheelie - it will work 100%
[21:03] <dva5912> Ive just recently upgraded 8.10 and my firefox has suddenly lost its title bar. anyone know why? Everything else is fine its just the title bar is gone
[21:04] <chiliblue> JugglerLKR: cheap usb ..otherwise I might just plug this in via p/s2
[21:04] <zenit> I have a Logitech mx518, and i works perfectly.
[21:04] <tvaughn> dva5912, i believe im having the same problem with a few programs myself
[21:04] <JugglerLKR> zenit: are you on 8.10?
[21:04] <tvaughn> is it there but like the words are not printed?
[21:04] <netsrot> Hi, how do I make mouse buttonmapping in HAL?
[21:04] <zenit> JugglerLKR: yes
[21:04] <JugglerLKR> zenit: tilit left and right works?
[21:05] <dva5912> tvaughn: no its totlay gone. I have to use the menu bar to close it out. Doesnt seem to have effected any other programs though
[21:05] <zenit> JugglerLKR: tilt? There is not tilt on it.
[21:05] <tvaughn> oh cause im having a problem with open office spreadsheet
[21:05] <zenit> -t
[21:05] <gnice> Hi folks
[21:06] <JugglerLKR> zenit: ok, buttons near wheel works?
[21:06] <dva5912> tvaughn: im using that right now and its fine
[21:06] <tvaughn> and also amarok
[21:06] <gnice> Anyone up for a dual-head fglrx/compiz question?
[21:06] <tvaughn> maybe my graphics driver?
[21:06] <raylu> !anyone | gnice
[21:06] <tvaughn> will a screenshot show it?
[21:06] <dva5912> tvaughn: ok i think ive jinxed it. Nautlius just opend a window and it did the same thing fire fox did
[21:06] <zenit> JugglerLKR: yes, but those set the sensitivity in hardware. I don't use the button on top, it's hardly accessible.
[21:07] <thesuliban1980> hi everyone: I'm using interpid and I am missing a package wich provides /usr/bin/bluepin. Please help
[21:07] <gnice> thx - was just being polite and was not sure what the head-count was like in here..
[21:07] <tvaughn> im not having a problem with amarok anymore either
[21:07] <raylu> thesuliban1980: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[21:08] <JugglerLKR> zenit: try running xev and see if 3 buttons around wheel producing any events
[21:08] <tvaughn> is there a media player that can sync ipod touches for linux?
[21:08] <JugglerLKR> zenit: if they don't - your mouse is not fully working, just like others in 8.10
[21:09] <tvaughn> i guess the update fixed my problem
[21:09] <thesuliban1980> thanks, but that was not, what I ment, I rather ment, that apt-file search bluepin brings no result
[21:09] <jaggy_> hi guys, anyone could give me a hand, I try to get http streaming to work in amarok, but i constantly get, no decoder found, what decoder should I install?
[21:09] <gnice> I am having issues getting my secondary display running at it's native resolution of 1650x1050 as a secondary display.
[21:09] <wwusnobrdr> b
[21:10] <gofg> This is bizarre and I can't figure out what causes it. Sometimes I repeatedly click in a text input box, just out of habit
[21:10] <gofg> except ubuntu has a strange habit of pasting my copied text into the text input box
[21:10] <gofg> This would be an extremely useful feature if I could get it to work reliably
[21:10] <zenit> JugglerLKR: looks like they don't produce any events. However, I am not sure if the sensitivity buttons are meant to produce any events.
[21:11] <JugglerLKR> zenit: then what about third button near wheel?
[21:11] <mabus> I accidentally deleted a folder that I didn't want to. It is not in thetrash.I immediately turned off my computer. is there any recovery software I can use to recover this data relatively easily?
[21:12] <JugglerLKR> zenit: does sensitivity of your mouse change when you push + and - buttons, btw?
[21:12] <ruhaan_jslip> i have a problem with amarok
[21:12] <ruhaan_jslip> where it changes teh name of the song
[21:12] <Sephi> I'm having some problems running ubuntu in normal mode on my computer. after I try to log in, the screen goes black, the mouse cursors turns into the loading one, and stays stuck without any animation, though the mouse will still move.
[21:12] <ruhaan_jslip> can any1 help?
[21:12] <misteralexander> Hello.  After viewing a Flash file via Firefox (.swf), my system wide audio seems to have died. How do I "Reboot" my audio?
[21:12] <zenit> JugglerLKR: of course, it's done in hw. But the third button doesn't produce any event.
[21:12] <Sephi> I figure it's a problem with my graphics controller
[21:13] <Sephi> I installed ubuntu 7.10 from a live CD
[21:13] <ferdostar> hi
[21:13] <zenit> JugglerLKR: however I know that in windows you can get more sensitivity levels with those buttons, with software support.
[21:13] <Buster_Hymen> Can someone help me identify my wireless adapter?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/86540/
[21:13] <raylu> jaggy_: dpkg -S, -C, or -L /usr/bin/bluepin
[21:13] <raylu> jaggy_: er, ignore that
[21:13] <raylu> thesuliban1980: dpkg -S, -C, or -L /usr/bin/bluepin
[21:13] <swpowers> so I went today to install mailman which requires python... apt-get update now fails for me (I'm running feisty) and gives a bunch of 404s. After some searching around, I cannot find feisty on any of the dist sites anymore?? Am I just completely screwed now?
[21:14] <raylu> thesuliban1980: (one of those will do it)
[21:14] <jmalis> hi! how to skip disk checking on starup (fschk)? Thank You!
[21:14] <JugglerLKR> zenit: so - third button is not working for you too, no matter you use it or not. and that's a problem
[21:14] <raylu> jmalis: man fstab
[21:14] <Sephi> oh oops
[21:14] <misteralexander> How do I restore sound lost after viewing Flash Video?
[21:15] <Sephi> it's 8.10
[21:15] <thesuliban1980> thanks again... but seams, as if no package at all provides this file
[21:15] <jmalis> thank you
[21:15] <JugglerLKR> zenit: my G5 missed sensitivity setting, and my ultrax mouse tilt wheel doesn't work - that's bad
[21:15] <gnice> Anyone know how to configure a dual-head config with different resolutions using fglrx?
[21:15] <JugglerLKR> zenit: and worst - noone can help me with that
[21:15] <zenit> JugglerLKR: I guess it is. But I am not so sure that it is Ubuntu-specific.
[21:16] <raylu> thesuliban1980: oh...then how did you get the file?
[21:16] <JugglerLKR> zenit: even if it *nix specific - it is bad
[21:16] <zenit> I can live with one button not working, but it's a little dubious when no events are produced. Almost like the FN-key on some logitech keyboards, which is very annoying.
[21:16] <Sephi> anyone?
[21:16] <thesuliban1980> I don#t hat this file, actually I'm trying to pair with my new mobile and I get no pin request in gnome..
[21:16] <zenit> JugglerLKR: depends if it can be fixed or not :)
[21:17] <netsrot> Is ubuntu going back to use Xmodmap for mouse buttonmapping?
[21:17] <thesuliban1980> and http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Bluetooth/Einrichtung speaks about bluepin
[21:17] <thesuliban1980> so I asume, It's missing.
[21:17] <raylu> thesuliban1980: um...
[21:17] <JugglerLKR> zenit: it can be definitely fixed - coz all buttons on all mice work in windows
[21:17] <raylu> thesuliban1980: it's not "missing," you simply don't have it
[21:17] <Feeernando> hi
[21:18] <thesuliban1980> yes, and how do I get it?
[21:18] <RequinB4> i'm trying to wipe my box's HDD.  I assume you do this using dd, just if zero and of everything else, but i wanted to ask and not put related code on the forums for the obvious reason.
[21:18] <JugglerLKR> zenit: the problem is that ubuntu claims it is user friendly *nix with bells and whistles. and it is not
[21:18] <raylu> thesuliban1980: you use something else that does what you need to
[21:18] <Jaja> i am testing a irc client...
[21:18] <vyrl> what does ICEauthority do?
[21:18] <JugglerLKR> zenit: with 8.10 it became "yet another DIY distro"
[21:19] <mabus> I accidentally deleted a folder that I didn't want to. It is not in thetrash.I immediately turned off my computer. is there any recovery software I can use to recover this data relatively easily?
[21:19] <thesuliban1980> let it me put it that way: How do I pair via gnome my mobile?
[21:19] <Jaja> aaaaa
[21:19] <swpowers> Since i'm running Feisty, do I have no other options than upgrading to the latest if I want to use apt-get?
[21:19] <killerboy> lol, jack sparrow, i've watched pirates one minute ago
[21:19] <Jack_Sparrow> swpowers correct
[21:19] <swpowers> bummer... so no "spare" mirrors running out there somewhere?
[21:19] <zenit> JugglerLKR: You know, specific hardware is not always standards-compliant, like the extra software i windows to utilize som of the features. I wouldn't blame it on the distro before knowing a bit more about it.
[21:19] <tripps> ubuntu people: once I've painfully set up my ubuntu box to use ugly/restricted repos to play dvds and the like, please do not undo all my work with updates or distro upgrades. kthxbai.
[21:20] <simplexio> mabus: no. not easily. if you have ext3 you could try google avout ext3 file recovery
[21:20] <grendal_prime> ok i need serious help with gvfs.
[21:20] <swpowers> I'm hosted at a VPS so the only upgrade path is actually a complete reinstall.
[21:20] <rww> RequinB4: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=1M, where sda is whatever your harddrive actually is, and 1M is the block size (and you can tinker with it to see what value of bs is fastest)
[21:20] <raylu> thesuliban1980: i have no idea. also
[21:20] <raylu> !who | thesuliban1980
[21:20] <raylu> thesuliban1980: bluez pin stopped releasing after feisty: http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/bluez-pin
[21:20] <JugglerLKR> zenit: that's just my point of view
[21:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !register > Buster_Hymen
[21:21] <geekahedron> i cannot install ndiswrapper on 8.10; i'm getting compile errors when trying to 'make' the latest version
[21:21] <zenit> JugglerLKR: sure
[21:21] <grendal_prime> i need to be able to connect to a website with...well some sort of ssh based protocol.  I need to be able to edit web documents with quanta.  But for whatever reason in ibex i cannot bet the kio server working with quanta.
[21:21] <gnice> Anyone know how to configure a dual-head ati x1300 system at different resolutions using fglrx?
[21:21] <Jordan_U> geekahedron: Are you sure that your card needs ndiswrapper?
[21:21] <grendal_prime> is there a way to use gvfs and have it actually mount to a folder so that i can then edit the file with quanta plus as if it were a local file.
[21:21] <Sephi> I'm having some problems running ubuntu (8.10 from LiveCD) in normal mode on my computer. After I try to log in, the screen goes black, the mouse cursor turns into the loading one, and stays stuck without any animation, though the mouse will still move.
[21:22] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: I think it does that by default, in ~/.gvfs
[21:22] <grendal_prime> Jordan_U: one would think..but  i see nothing there.
[21:23] <swpowers> Jack_Sparrow: is there no other option than upgrading? I'm hosted on a VPS and the only "upgrade" I can do is a full re-install.
[21:23] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: I just tried "mounting" an iso via "Archive Mounter" and it
[21:23] <mabus> simplexio: I have been googling but not much luck
[21:23] <mabus> I am using ext3
[21:23] <geekahedron> Jordan_U: it's a belkin f5d7010 pcmcia card, version 4
[21:23] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: .... and it's showing up in ~/.gvfs
[21:24] <Sephi> anyone?
[21:24] <Jordan_U> geekahedron: Do you know what chipset it uses?
[21:25] <geekahedron> Jordan_U: not specifically, how do i tell
[21:26] <the_newbie> hello, I am planning to buy an external video card to record video in my computer, which one would you recommend to buy, that is compatible with ubuntu?
[21:26] <zenit> JugglerLKR: I double-checked btw, and the last button on top does indeed create both a button press and release event.
[21:26] <Jordan_U> geekahedron: lspci , and look for a line that looks like your wireless card ( or just pastebin the entire output )
[21:26] <oloapem> siiiiiiiiii
[21:26] <oloapem> ciaooooooooooo
[21:26] <RequinB4> rww: thanks, anyway to determine which bs is fastest or just guess?
[21:26] <Zooback> i just got ubuntu 8.10 straight from canonical and when i boot from the cd and click install ubuntu, i get a message saying BusyBox v1.10.2 and a command prompt beginning with (initramfs)
[21:27] <Turtle2> xamoo on 64 bit?  it wont start
[21:27] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: How are you using gvfs?
[21:27] <gnice> the_newbie, record what type of video signal (ie: connector)
[21:27] <Turtle2> \xampp
[21:27] <kosse> trying to run wow under wine on a nvidia 9600 GT. wow locks up the machine after a minute or so. Anyone know anything about this card and the driver support for it?
[21:27] <grendal_prime> well shut my mouth that does work...as ugly and slow as it is it does work..
[21:27]  * Sephi doesn't feel like repeating himself for a third time
[21:27] <rww> RequinB4: There probably is, but I ended up just running 1K, 10K, 100K, 1M, 10M, 100M, etc., for about 20 seconds each and choosing the largest.
[21:27] <[Spooky]> kosse: Hm i have it and run it ok...
[21:27] <grendal_prime> Jordan_U: ive tried that before and it was not working for whatever reason.
[21:27] <rww> RequinB4: choosing the fastest **
[21:28] <nbeebo_> how do i change the amount of desktops in gnome?
[21:28] <kosse> [Spooky]: hmmm
[21:28] <JugglerLKR> zenit: then you're lucky
[21:28] <gnice> kosse: I think it's just a variant of the 8800gts
[21:28] <[Spooky]> kosse: You have installed the Nvidia 3D driver?
[21:28] <Direc> hi! I'm trying to run batik with tiles@home, but I keep getting java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/w3c/dom/svg/SVGDocument
[21:28] <Jordan_U> grendal_prime: I'm just that good :)
[21:28] <kosse> I've installed the driver using envyng
[21:28] <the_newbie> gnice, I need to record a video from an ultrasound device that has a BNC connector as output, but I am planning to buy an adapter from bnc to s-video, rca, svga
[21:28] <mindrape> nbeebo_ right click on the panel display on the bottom right corner and choose Preferences then set the # workspaces there by rows/columns
[21:28] <geekahedron> Jordan_U: 07:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[21:28] <kosse> [Spooky]: I'm assuming thats what I need to do
[21:28] <RequinB4> rww: aight, that's basically what i figured.  is the syntax exactly 10K, 1M, etc and not 1024 etc
[21:28] <rww> nbeebo_: if you have the workspace switcher applet, right-click on it, hit preferences, then change "Number of Workspaces". If you don't... ummm... add it then do that =/
[21:28] <the_newbie> gnice, so basically, any video input is ok
[21:29] <rww> RequinB4: i think either works. check the man page ;)
[21:29] <nbeebo_> mindrape, rww thanks
[21:29] <kosse> [Spooky]: what version of the driver are you running?
[21:29] <[Spooky]> kosse: Ok, let me give you a line...
[21:29] <bruenig> rape is not funny
[21:29] <raylu> last RequinB4
[21:29] <raylu> o.0, ignore that
[21:29] <RequinB4> ok
[21:29] <Direc> the only clue seems to be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fop/+bug/268930
[21:30] <gnice> the_newbie, sorry I am not familiar with bnc capture devices
[21:30] <Jordan_U> geekahedron: Going to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers should get it to work ( unless you are following a guide that told you to blacklists b43 before installing ndiswrapper )
[21:30] <the_newbie> gnice, but I can use an adapter to convert signals to s-video, svga or rca
[21:31] <Zooback> i just got ubuntu 8.10 straight from canonical and when i boot from the cd and click install ubuntu, i get a message saying BusyBox v1.10.2 and a command prompt beginning with (initramfs) can anyone help?
[21:31] <[Spooky]> kosse: Add SET gxApi "OpenGL" in the Config.wtf file in your wow folder...
[21:31] <gnice> the_newbie, I would look at an external canopus box
[21:31] <bruenig> busybox woot
[21:31] <Jordan_U> Zooback: You might try the alternate ( text based ) install CD
[21:32] <jayde_drag0n> whats the terminal command that will list all my hard drives with their numbers.. meaning (hd0,0) etc?
[21:32] <iuri> hi there! how do i check what is the version of ubuntu i use?
[21:32] <kosse> [Spooky]: pretty sure I've done that but let me double check. I've made so many changes...
[21:32] <Jordan_U> iuri: lsb_release -a
[21:32] <Zooback> alright Jordan_U thanks
[21:32] <Jordan_U> Zooback: np
[21:32] <the_newbie> is there anyone here that knows of a particular video capture device that works fine with ubuntu?
[21:33] <jayde_drag0n> ﻿whats the terminal command that will list all my hard drives with their numbers.. meaning (hd0,0) etc?
[21:33] <FirstAmendmentFa> the_newbie:  you mean like a tuner card?  the pvr-150 works well
[21:33] <chazco> Hi... if I downgrade from 8.10 to 8.04 (to fix wifi regression) will my separate /home still be compatible?
[21:33] <kosse> [Spooky]: ah I had it in there but all lower case. is that going to make a difference?
[21:33] <Sephi> I just used imgburn to verify my ubuntu 8.10 liveCD, and it says it's an ok disc.
[21:33] <mr_polite> still running 8.04 here have teh legacy driver issues
[21:33] <the_newbie> FirstAmendmentFa, does it needs any tweaking to make it work with ubuntu, or it works right out the box?
[21:34] <jayde_drag0n> ﻿whats the terminal command that will list all my hard drives with their numbers.. meaning (hd0,0) etc?
[21:34] <mr_polite> still running 8.04 here. have the legacy NVIDIA driver issues been resolved for 8.10?
[21:34] <[Spooky]> kosse: Maybe im not sure... Then i use "wine /blabla/wow/Launcher.exe"
[21:34] <RequinB4> chazco: probably, your config files (the .hidden files in ~) might not apply
[21:34] <TecnicoDPC> hello  2  all
[21:34] <Sephi> I'm having some problems running ubuntu (8.10 from LiveCD) in normal mode on my computer. After I try to log in, the screen goes black, the mouse cursor turns into the loading one, and stays stuck without any animation, though the mouse will still move.
[21:34] <Jordan_U> chazco: With a few exceptions, yes
[21:34] <Sephi> I've actually installed ubuntu though, wubi install.
[21:34] <geekahedron> Jordan_U: that worked, thanks. i thought the newest version should support it but didn't know where to look
[21:34] <kosse> [Spooky]: what version of the nvidia driver are you using
[21:34] <gnice> the_newbie, PVR-150 will do nicely. Avoid the HVR cards as they do not have good analog support.
[21:35] <Jordan_U> geekahedron: np
[21:35] <chazco> RequinB4 / Jordan_U - Hoping stuff like app configs will work mostly. Thanks :)
[21:35] <FirstAmendmentFa> the_newbie:  right out of the box
[21:35] <[Spooky]> kosse: Let me check...
[21:35] <FirstAmendmentFa> the_newbie:  Hauppauge manufactures it
[21:35] <the_newbie> FirstAmendmentFa, gnice, thanks for the tip
[21:35] <jayde_drag0n> hey if i knew what key words to use to google this i wouldn't need to ask, but i'm a girl in need, so can someone please take  5 seconds and tell me ﻿what the terminal command that will list all my hard drives with their numbers.. meaning (hd0,0) etc?
[21:35] <FirstAmendmentFa> no problem =)
[21:35] <[Spooky]> kosse: 177
[21:36] <kosse> [Spooky]: k lemme try this
[21:36] <FirstAmendmentFa> Can somebody help me interpret my lspci output?  I can't find my wireless card... http://paste.ubuntu.com/86540/
[21:36] <CarlFK> for testing multi-head i edit xorg.conf and init.d/gdm restart - which very often doesn't give me a disply, even though the .conf hasn't changed. - how can I just run X and not bother with a wm?
[21:37] <jmyers> can you see my message?
[21:37] <CarlFK> yep
[21:38] <jayde_drag0n> someone.. anyone..??? please.. 5 seconds
[21:38] <Sephi> jayde_drag0n, I'm asking someone on another network
[21:38] <jmyers> cool thanks, I'm making an irc client and I'm testing
[21:38] <jayde_drag0n> Sephi: thank you!!! :-)
[21:38] <Sephi> df -h
[21:38] <Sephi> try that
[21:38] <Sephi> no wait
[21:39] <Sephi> the guy lied
[21:39] <RequinB4> jayde_drag0n Sephi: df -h; sudo fstab -l doesn't seem to show what you want
[21:39] <gnice> jade - df -h should work
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> jayde_drag0n sudo fdisk -l  last letter is L   HD start at 0 sda start at 1
[21:39] <RequinB4> if you dont have a formatted and mounted partition df -h won't show it, the question is how to list the available hard disks even if they are not formatted.
[21:39] <Ruby_Fulcrum> Hello.  I have been having a heck of a time getting Ubuntu installed.  Every single time I've tried it fails the disc integrity check.  I've tried burning from two different machines on three different burners and two brands of cd with no luck.  Any ideas what might be going on please?
[21:39] <gnice> Can anyone suggest a better channel to get fglrx advice?
[21:40] <Jack_Sparrow> RequinB4 gparted
[21:40] <FirstAmendmentFa> I have / on a reiserfs partition.  is it a bad idea to disable fsck checks at startup?  If not, how would this be done?
[21:40] <jayde_drag0n> Jack_Sparrow: okay so if it says sdc1 then its hd0,0  sdc2 is hd0,1? or 2?
[21:40] <RequinB4> Jack_Sparrow jayde_drag0n: yeah i'd just suggest gparted
[21:40] <[Spooky]> kosse: Please let me know how it worked for you, you can pm me if you want to.
[21:41] <blublu> hello there
[21:41] <RequinB4> i had this earlier
[21:41] <LurkersA> Hey Guys, How would I go about listing the names of attached drives in terms of sdc1, sdc2 etc?
[21:41] <ty> sup
[21:42] <jayde_drag0n> Jack_Sparrow: i'm using gparted right now.. i have to redo my entire system.. format 2 hard drives, put linux on one.. and windoze on the other.. i'm gunna do win first then ubuntu so grub gets fixed, but i usually have to manually enter the windows lines into grub and it wants the hd codes for those lines.. so was trying to prepare in advance
[21:42] <rww> FirstAmendmentFa: I don't know if it's a good idea, but you'd do it by making the sixth (last) field in /etc/fstab 0 for your rFS partition.
[21:42] <cidesign> LurkersA:  mount
[21:42] <CarlFK> ubuntu-desktop - how do I tell it to boot to a login: , not start x?
[21:42] <berilio> where can i find gnomes kde application alternativas
[21:42] <FirstAmendmentFa> rww:  thanks.  what sort of complications can arise from doing that?
[21:42] <cidesign>  LurkersA: will show mounted drives
[21:42] <LurkersA> cidesign: Thanks
[21:43] <rww> FirstAmendmentFa: umm. your filesystem won't get checked at startup. if there's errors on it, they won't get detected at startup.
[21:43] <FirstAmendmentFa> rww:  i ask because mine interrupts usplash every time to show me some fsck text output and it's rather annoying
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> jayde_drag0n since you are redoing everything, consider a separate /home too
[21:43] <ruhaan_jslip> i am looking for a FTP server with a GUI for ubuntu any suggestion?
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !separate
[21:43] <rww> !ftpd | ruhaan_jslip
[21:43] <RequinB4> jayde_drag0n: the hd(0,0) notation is created by grub, not the file system.
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[21:43] <kosse> [Spooky]: same results
[21:43] <jayde_drag0n> Jack_Sparrow: what do you mean? they'll both be on different hard drives
[21:43] <ruhaan_jslip> !FTP
[21:44] <Manther> Hey all, I have a question...
[21:44] <cidesign>  LurkersA: else you could always run sudo tail -f  /var/log/messages and connect the device and you can see which usb port is used
[21:44] <blublu> can someone tell me plz how to disable the polling in the networkmanager?
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> jayde_drag0n Please see that tutorial.. it is a great idea and will help you in the future
[21:44] <blublu> networkmanager should not configure eth0
[21:44] <[Spooky]> kosse: What version of Ubuntu do you use?
[21:44] <Manther> I keep getting this error when I try to check for updates...
[21:44] <Manther> "Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ - Release i386 (20081029.5)]/dists/intrepid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[21:44] <Manther> Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ - Release i386 (20081029.5)]/dists/intrepid/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[21:44] <Manther> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead."
[21:44] <FloodBot1> Manther: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:44] <kosse> [Spooky]: 8.10
[21:44] <jayde_drag0n> Jack_Sparrow: oh you mean like putting my home directory on my external drive?
[21:44] <ruhaan_jslip> is there one i can find in the ubuntu repos?
[21:45] <rww> Manther: System > Administration > Software Sources, then uncheck everything under "Installable from CD-ROM/DVD"
[21:45] <Jack_Sparrow> jayde_drag0n just take the space you are allowing for / root and add a partition for /home along with it
[21:45] <Manther> rww: Thanks a lot!
[21:45] <[Spooky]> kosse: Ok, i installed wine with "sudo apt-get install wine". Maybe you can try it to?
[21:45] <blublu> plz its urgent :/
[21:45] <Uplink> how do i cp files?
[21:45] <rww> Manther: that error is happening because apt is looking for the CD you used to install Ubuntu which, presumably, is no longer in the CD drive :)
[21:45] <FirstAmendmentFa> I used lspci to try to find my wireless adapter but I don't see it anywhere... what gives?  lspci output:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/86540/
[21:45] <Clodomiro> wenas
[21:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi > FirstAmendmentFa
[21:45] <erUSUL> !cli | Uplink
[21:45] <Manther> rww: I just put it in but it still didn't work :P
[21:46] <Manther> rww: (the CD)
[21:46] <magnetron> !please | blublu
[21:46] <Uplink> the command to cp files
[21:46] <kosse> [Spooky]: thats where I started. had this issues and the guys in #wineHQ had me install from source w/ a patch applied. But since it  didn't help I'll go back to the package
[21:46] <FirstAmendmentFa> Jack_Sparrow:  my wifi card works... i just don't see it in lspci and i'm wondering what the chipset is
[21:47] <FirstAmendmentFa> or did i miss something in the documentation?
[21:47] <rww> Manther: ah. Well, if you don't actually want to use it, just uncheck that section, like I said. If you do, I think there's a way of adding CDs from the same place, so maybe removing the existing entries then doing that would help.
[21:47] <Jack_Sparrow> FirstAmendmentFa Find Network Card Chipset:  "sudo lshw -C network"   in a terminal it will show the networking card/chipset
[21:47] <Direc> Nevermind my issue, the generated command that launched Batik was missing xml-apis-ext.jar
[21:47] <rww> FirstAmendmentFa: is it possible that it's connected to your computer by USB, not PCI? Mine's an onboard wireless chipset but is usb, so I need to use lsusb to see it.
[21:47] <Manther> rww: I tend to like keeping my cd-rom tray empty :P
[21:47] <[Spooky]> kosse: Ok, you need my assistance any more? ;)
[21:48] <blublu> is no one else here using networkmanager?
[21:48] <kosse> no I don't think so.
[21:48] <FirstAmendmentFa> rww:  oh good point... that may be it
[21:48] <kosse> thanks for your help
[21:48] <FirstAmendmentFa> Jack_Sparrow:  even better! thanks
[21:48] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:48] <[Spooky]> kosse: Np..
[21:48] <D3RGPS31> is there a way i can have 2 different version of a graphics driver?
[21:50] <Turtle2> Linux is like an infinate piece puzzle
[21:50] <mindrape> Linux is super powerful and isn't afraid of anything.
[21:50] <Fou-Lu> Anyone know of a goodd SVN client?
[21:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[21:51] <CaneToad> any clues as to which update to apply to vmware for 8.10 ?
[21:51] <ruhaan_jslip> !ftpd
[21:51] <Fou-Lu> !help
[21:53] <Aberation> Hey all!! Vlc can't read my DVD (cannot set title (can't decrypt DVD?) - read failed for block 0 )... I installed all the libdvdcss and all the madibuntu stufff...bit it still doesn't work
[21:53] <djbushdio> did you run the install script from libdvdcss?
[21:53] <Aberation> djbushdio: yep
[21:54] <Aberation> djbushdio: sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/install-css.sh ?
[21:54] <djbushdio> can you read the files with nautilus? i.e. navigate to the dvd files themselves?
[21:54] <rand0m> can anyone tell me the most simple, easiest to use, most functional program to use to burn a simple data dvd? (ie: for backup purposes) ???
[21:54] <djbushdio> i use brasero
[21:54] <Aberation> djbushdio: yup
[21:55] <djbushdio> okay then, where are the dvd files?
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> rand0m k3b or brasero
[21:55] <rww> !burning | rand0m: personally, I'd say brasero, but here's the full list
[21:55] <Aberation> djbushdio: but when I double click a file I got a messy picture and a messy sound
[21:55] <rand0m> ha nice
[21:55] <rand0m> thanks guys
[21:55] <Aberation> djbushdio: /media/cdrom0
[21:56] <phineas> is there a channel like this but without so many people
[21:56] <djbushdio> okay, can you direct vlc to open /media/cdrom0?
[21:56] <rand0m> i have to backup all my media & documents and re-install windows on this toshiba laptop before it blows up in my face
[21:56] <hischild> phineas: why would you want less people? We all help each other here.
[21:56] <djbushdio> also try something like totem, should be preinstalled
[21:56] <ruhaan_jslip> !ftpd
[21:56] <rand0m> why does it get so hot when using ubuntu - even on minimal visual settings?
[21:56] <phineas> lol it's too much to keep track of
[21:56] <hischild> phineas: and by adding names in front of replies, the amount of peole doesn't matter.
[21:56] <kambiz_> hi, my ubuntu server seems to not be accepting incoming connections all of a sudden. i've tried rebooting it and it hasn't worked. i've done a system update about 5 hours ago when this problem started. can anyone please help? i'm using 8.04
[21:56] <ruhaan_jslip> pureadmin is a frontend to which ftp server?
[21:57] <rww> ruhaan_jslip: pure-ftpd
[21:57] <hischild> ruhaan_jslip: i'd say pure-ftpd
[21:57] <ruhaan_jslip> can any one guide me on how to install it
[21:57] <ruhaan_jslip> ?
[21:57] <Aberation> djbushdio: totem crashes
[21:57] <phineas> if somehow whenever people left and joined it didnt say "xxxxxx has left #ubuntu"
[21:57] <djbushdio> okay, can you direct vlc to /media/cdrom0?
[21:57] <Aberation> djbushdio: after reading the logos vide
[21:58] <ddubbsmax2> is there a way to maximize the laptops battery with ububtu 8.10?
[21:58] <chiliblue> could some one with a virgin ubuntu install please paste to me in a priv msg the output of 'id'
[21:58] <Jack_Sparrow> phineas turn off parts and joins in your client
[21:58] <Aberation> djbushdio: nothing happens when I directly open cdrom0
[21:58] <phineas> ok
[21:58] <psusi> chiliblue: it should be your username of course
[21:58] <Jack_Sparrow> phineas Are you in xchat?
[21:58] <Slart> ddubbsmax2: take a look at powertop... it has some good suggestions.. although you might want to check those up before you implement them
[21:58] <phineas> yes I am
[21:58] <Jack_Sparrow> phineas right click the channel
[21:58] <psusi> chiliblue: ohh, you want to know what groups you should be in by default?
[21:58] <chiliblue> psusi: thats right
[21:59] <TDT> Hey all.  I'm trying to install Ubutu onto a machine, over network USB.  I'm running into issues with doing this, and was curious if there was a way, from live cd, tu run ubiquity in such a way that it'll install from the network, instead of from the CD?
[21:59] <chiliblue> I managed to wipe mine out doing something
[21:59] <Slart> ddubbsmax2: the usual stuff also applies.. shut down services you don't need.. keep the footprint small if possible and so on
[21:59] <phineas> I feel stupid, how?
[21:59] <rww> chiliblue: mine's not quite virgin, but I haven't messed with any group stuff: uid=1000(robert) gid=1000(robert) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),46(plugdev),108(lpadmin),123(admin),124(sambashare),1000(robert)
[21:59] <TDT> I've read all over, and couldn't find anything so far.
[21:59] <ruhaan_jslip> can some one guide on how to instal pureadmin?
[21:59] <rand0m> anyone know why a laptop would become inordinately hot while running ubuntu as opposed to windows?
 obv stupid question - but i'm curious
[21:59] <Jack_Sparrow> phineas right click the channel name and you should have options   or /j #Xchat
[21:59] <Aberation> djbushdio: WAIT! I got something when opening cdrom...but it's still messy
[22:00] <djbushdio> vlc should clear up after a few seconds
[22:00] <Slart> rand0m: probably some kind of powersaving mode that linux doesn't handle or requires some proprietary code to activate
[22:00] <rand0m> hrmm
[22:00] <rand0m> good point
[22:00] <rand0m> any idea what to do ?
[22:00] <rand0m> cuz it's REALLY hot
[22:00] <FloodBot1> rand0m: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:00] <chiliblue> psusi: thanks for that
[22:00] <rww> rand0m: are your fans spinning up properly? if not, linux might not be detecting them properly
[22:00] <ruhaan_jslip> can someone please help me to install pureadmin
[22:01] <rand0m> hrmm
[22:01] <Slart> rand0m: might also just be something you can configure/setup that isn't done by default/automatically
[22:01] <Aberation> djbushdio: logos are fine, but the menu has many colored squares
[22:01] <kambiz_> my ubuntu server is not accepting incoming connections, even though the specific ports are open when i do a netstat -tnl anyone have an idea what's happened? it was working
[22:01] <Slart> rand0m: I would look at acpi, powersaving modes, cpu freq settings... that kind of stuff
[22:01] <geldo> join #ubuntugames
[22:01] <geldo> ops
[22:02] <nicholas_> hey
[22:02] <genii> kambiz_: Are the daemons which provide services on those ports running?
[22:02] <nicholas_> what?
[22:02] <rand0m> Slart, sorry i'm a noob.. i have no idea how to do that
[22:02] <kambiz_> genii, like apache2 and open ssh server, yes they are
[22:02] <Aberation> djbushdio: same thing when I try to read the movie...
[22:03] <genii> kambiz_: Are you able on same LAN to access it ?
[22:03] <Jolter> Hey guys is there a program for linux to download music from youtube like youtube downloader for windows ?
[22:03] <gnice> jolter- search through the firefox plugins
[22:03] <Slart> rand0m: hmm.. I can't really say I'm an expert either.. I can barely manage to fix the stuff when I'm in front of the computer.. I doubt I'll be able to walk someone else through it
[22:03] <ruhaan_jslip> Jolter: u can use flashgot its a firefox plugin
[22:03] <Wicked> whats the recomended way to use a ipod with ubuntu? gtkpod?
[22:03] <Wicked> !ipod
[22:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Jolter There was a script.. yes
[22:04] <Jolter> ok thx for your help both of you
[22:04] <rand0m> Slart: haha i hear you.  it's all good, i appreciate the help you've given.  I atleast have a direction I can start looking now - thanks.
[22:04] <Aberation> djbushdio: weird mplayer works
[22:05] <Slart> !info powernowd | rand0m
[22:05] <ddubbsmax2> is there any way to get a zune to sync up with a program like banshee in ubuntu?
[22:05] <Slart> !info cpufrequtils | rand0m
[22:05] <epcom> hi
[22:05] <kambiz_> genii, yes i am, i can access it within my network
[22:05] <epcom> anybody?
[22:05] <Aberation> epcom: everybody!!!
[22:05] <rww> !hi | epcom
[22:06] <Slart> rand0m: I've got those two packages installed and my cpu cores downclock when I'm not using them.. I can't really remember if I had to do anything other than installing those packages
[22:06] <kambiz_> genii, my router has the ports also and forward to proper internal ips
[22:06] <Aberation> epcom: Don't wait for an hello...sometimes, you won't get it, but you'll have all your answers
[22:06] <booksbuggy> anyone know anything about setting up a microtek scanner?
[22:06] <epcom> i don 't  speak english
[22:07] <raylu> !pt | epcom
[22:07] <genii> kambiz_: Is router on dynamic/static IP etc?
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !br > epcom
[22:07] <Aberation> epcom: What's your language?
[22:07] <daysleepr> ok, i'm back with the VNC questions... =)
[22:07] <kambiz_> its on a static ip, my ip hasn't changed, genii
[22:07] <epcom> portuguese
[22:07] <fccg> hi
[22:07] <ikonia> kambiz_: just because you ip doesnt change doesn't mean it's static
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Aberation Brazil has two main lang
[22:07] <Aberation> epcom: listen to ubottu
[22:07] <daysleepr> i've got VNC setup on the remote box, but can't get my ubuntu box to connect to it
[22:07] <ikonia> kambiz_: does your isp assign a static or dhcp address
[22:07] <kambiz_> ikonia, i understand. my isp assigns a static ip
[22:08] <epcom> speak portuguese??
[22:08] <daysleepr> i do `vncviewer 192.168.1.103:1` and get vncviewer: unable to open display ""
[22:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt
[22:08] <genii> kambiz_: See if you can for instance ssh into it by using the external ip of the router
[22:08] <ikonia> kambiz_: what is the IP, I can look it up in ripe to be certain
[22:08] <archman> guys, sorry for OT, but whats the support channel for vmware-workstation?
[22:09] <ikonia> archman: #vmware
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> archman If you know it is OT why do you still ask in here
[22:10] <juanez> Jack_Sparrow: because he knows someone will know the answer , and answer him... :p
[22:10] <kambiz_> genii, i cannt ssh into the external ip of the router
[22:10] <rookeeeeeeeee> Jack_Sparrow,  can you tell me how to install safari?
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> rookeeeeeeeee nope
[22:11] <ikonia> kambiz_: most home routers won't allow ssh access or run an ssh server
[22:11] <hischild> kambiz_: you're trying to SSH into a bxo that's on the local network using the external IP from your router?
[22:11] <rookeeeeeeeee> isnt it compatible with ubuntu?
[22:11] <genii> kambiz_: Then double/triple check that the ports forwarding is really set up properly on the router
[22:11] <linuxman410> there is a walk through on how to install safari on the net
[22:11] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: what does apple.com
[22:11] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: what does apple.com say
[22:12] <onetinsoldier> hi. i am running the ati fglrx driver and would like to check out the compiz window manager. i have seen conflicting descriptions/info on how to enable the Composite Extension. some say to use >Option "Composite" "1"<, other say to use >Option "Composite" "Enable"<. i am wondering which is the correct way, what else i might need to do before trying compiz? and lastly, the best method for starting up the compiz wm.
[22:12] <booksbuggy> rookeeeeeeeee you can try installing it through wine
[22:12] <rww> rookeeeeeeeee: as you were told yesterday, Safari is for Mac and Windows only. If you want a webkit browser to test webkit compatibility, use epiphany-webkit. If you want Safari, use wine.
[22:12] <booksbuggy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=454971
[22:12] <fccg> :'(
[22:12] <genii> kambiz_: I have to go /away for about an hour but will return then to continue assisting if you have not yet resolved your issue
[22:13] <rww> onetinsoldier: I use fglrx, and I only needed to do System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects > Normal to get compiz turned on. For more advanced settings, see !ccsm
[22:13] <kambiz_> genii, thanks
[22:13] <rww> onetinsoldier: (i.e., I didn't need to put anything in xorg.conf to make it work)
[22:13] <onetinsoldier> rww: ok, thank  you!
[22:13] <linuxman410> can someone tell me how to share my printer on a all linux network
[22:13] <kambiz_> hischild, i'm trying to ssh into a box on the local network using the external ip of the router, yes
[22:13] <rookeeeeeeeee> why cant I join #ubuntu on Geekpanties?
[22:14] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: how is that anything to do with ubuntu
[22:14] <hischild> kambiz_: won't work. Use the local IP instead.
[22:14] <rookeeeeeeeee> what does it not have to do with ubuntu
[22:15] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: it has nothing to do with ubuntu in that your operating system is not stopping you
[22:15] <kambiz_> hischild, i can connect to my local ip via ssh
[22:15] <rookeeeeeeeee> how do you know
[22:15] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: what is geekpanties ?
[22:15] <rookeeeeeeeee> thats a network, i guess you're right, nevermind
[22:15] <schmrz> kambiz_: You should route the ssh port of that ssh box to the router's external ip
[22:16] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: I can't see a network called that
[22:16] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: what is the website/url for it ?
[22:16] <kambiz_> schmrz, i've got that routed already
[22:16] <rookeeeeeeeee> irc://irc.geekpanties.com:6667/ubuntu
[22:16] <Iradieh> Anyone with SDL here that want to try out my game?
[22:16] <hischild> kambiz_: that's good, yes. But ask someone else, a friend, to try and ssh to your box. Only then will you know if it's working correctly
[22:16] <schmrz> kambiz_: install nmap and try to scan that ip
[22:17] <ikonia> rookeeeeeeeee: I just joined and it is fine
[22:17] <lahori> my ear-phones are not working at all, on ubuntu 8.10... i've tried several ear-phones but none seems to work... the speakers are working fine though... could some one help me ...
[22:17] <archman> thanks ikonia
[22:17] <hischild> schmrz: it's a local box and he has to use the local ip. The external IP won't get him anywhere.
[22:17] <C0nn0R> I made a .deb of the lastest version of nmap if anyone wants it.
[22:17] <rookeeeeeeeee> it keeps saying remote host closed socket
[22:17] <jazzkutya> hi
[22:17] <buntoaster> i have a samsung mp3 player . Is there drivers available ? and how do i get em?
[22:17] <booksbuggy> how do i setup the system so it auto detects a new hardware?
[22:18] <jazzkutya> someone connected to my vnc, is there any logfile or something where I can see that connection? (ip, etc)
[22:18] <Danu> Hello
[22:18] <kambiz_> hischild, ask someone else to ssh into it thru the local network?
[22:18] <Danu> I have a weird problem
[22:18] <kambiz_> schmrz, installing nmap
[22:18] <Danu> Sorry my english is pretty bad
[22:18] <schmrz> hsichild: i don't see why. If ssh port is routed to routers ip then he should be able to connect through routers ip.
[22:18] <hischild> kambiz_: no, to use the external IP and ssh to your box.
[22:18] <eseven73> rookeeeeeeeee: why would you want to join another #Ubuntu besides this one, its doubtful they have 1300+ users and or as experienced as the folks in here :)
[22:18] <Iradieh> Anyone with SDL here that want to try out my game?
[22:19] <rww> Danu: if you'd like, we can redirect you to a channel in your native language...
[22:19] <rookeeeeeeeee> they actually have 1900+ users
[22:19] <Danu> My rmvb videos don't play correctly in Gnome, but in KDE play perfectly
[22:19] <eseven73> rookeeeeeeeee: O.o!
[22:19] <Danu> Mister rww
[22:19] <hischild> schmrz: you can't ssh from your local pc, to your router, out on the internet and back into your network again. You just can't.
[22:19] <Danu> they send me here Mr rww
[22:19] <hischild> schmrz: the first router it comes across will dump the traffic into a black hole.
[22:19] <malv> with the bbc plugin I am only getting sound but not video. Why?
[22:19] <Danu> please help
[22:19] <kambiz_> hischild, yeah i've asked others to do that and it hasn't worked. people can ping the external ip but can't ssh in from outside
[22:20] <hischild> kambiz_: then your port forwarding is wrong or not working properly
[22:20] <Gnea> !helpme | Danu
[22:20] <Danu> My rmvb videos don't play correctly in Gnome, but in KDE play perfectly
[22:20] <Danu> Mister Gnea sorry
[22:21] <schmrz> hsichild: i was trying to see if the router ssh port is opened. you can do that localy.
[22:21] <kambiz_> hischild, okay thanks for the suggestion. i'm looking at the router and the port forwarding is correct. 80 and 22 forward to the server's internal IP and i've confirmed the server's internal IP is what it forwards to
[22:21] <hischild> schmrz: no you can't
[22:21] <hischild> schmrz: not in the way you suggested .
[22:21] <lahori> my ear-phones are not working at all, on ubuntu 8.10... i've tried several ear-phones but none seems to work... the speakers are working fine though... could some one help me please...
[22:21] <hischild> kambiz_: and there's no firewall blocking traffic?
[22:22] <nbeebo_> how can i stop so gnome-panel doesnt reappear after i kill it?
[22:22] <ConstantineXVI> is there any reason you'd want to know lisp nowdays?
[22:22] <Qrikko> nbeebo_: you have to remove it from your session
[22:22] <kambiz_> not that i know of, i wonder if my ISP has imposed one
[22:22] <nbeebo_> qrikko, ok thanks
[22:23] <ddubbsmax2> is there anyway to sync a zune with ubuntu?
[22:23] <Evilkiksass2> Would ubuntu (whatever the latest one is) come without mail installed?
[22:23] <eseven73> ConstantineXVI: doesnt Emacs use lisp or is that elisp?
[22:23] <schmrz> kambiz_: well if u have no firewall blocking ur traffic and u have forwarded the ports correctly then ur ISP is the problem...
[22:23] <kambiz_> i'm looking at my router and 80 and 22 forward to 10.10.1.110 the server's internal ip and i've confirmed the server is on 10.10.1.11. and apache runs under http://localhost and ssh connects internally
[22:23] <johnpaul> hello
[22:24] <ConstantineXVI> eseven73: yeah, it's a variant of lisp (but i use vi :)
[22:24] <superkiwi> Hello, how do I disable gnome-panel from running on ubuntu 8.10?
[22:24] <greenman> Is there a way for ubuntu to access my vista partition ?
[22:24] <nbeebo_> qrikko, couldnt find it
[22:24] <Qrikko> *checking*
[22:24] <nbeebo_> okay lol
[22:24] <jjproctor> ® MAC IS BETTER THEN UBUNTU HAHAHAHAHHA
[22:24] <Gnea> !caps | jjproctor
[22:24] <ikonia> jjproctor: thats great, this is a support channel only please
[22:24] <schmrz> kambiz_: maybe you should first contact ur isp...
[22:24] <superkiwi> jjproctor: yeh, at sucking.
[22:24] <hischild> jjproctor: please don't do that in here.
[22:24] <bruenig> osx is as obfuscated as ubuntu hahahaha
[22:25] <neosisani> resolution starts up in 320x240. I can change it in nvidia x config to normal one, and then it works, but upon logout/login it is back to old ugly one. Any idea how to make that resolution change permanent. It works normally under other users.
[22:25] <greenman> Can ubuntu access my vista partition ?
[22:25] <eseven73> until mac is free, then you have nothing to say jjprotector
[22:25] <Gnea> greenman: if you tel vista to let it
[22:25] <schmrz> greenman, ofcourse
[22:25] <hischild> greenman: yes
[22:25] <Gnea> *tell
[22:25] <panfist> how can i set gnome/nautilus to open different file extensions with different commands
[22:25] <greenman> Oh i c
[22:25] <cdecarlo> greenman: check in places, it's probably there
[22:25] <kambiz_> i'm gonna get on the phone with my isp
[22:25] <Iradieh> Excuse me, is there a way to make a shortcut to a file, and have it being portable, like if I send it to someone else the shortcurt will still work (given that it's a folder and etc..)
[22:25] <greenman> well im checking and all i can see as of now
[22:25] <greenman> is a 405gig mountable drive
[22:25] <jazzkutya> someone connected to my vnc, is there any logfile or something where I can see that connection? (ip, etc)
[22:26] <greenman> and my partition i made for files
[22:26] <nbeebo_> how can i stop so gnome-panel doesnt reappear after i kill it?
[22:26] <neosisani> Iradieh, if you mount your drive then it would be accessible via internet
[22:26] <superkiwi> I've browsed trying to find the answer, but noone seems to know how to stop gnome-panel from running at startup for my user. I don't want to remove the program gnome-panel, simply not run it. Anyone knows how?
[22:26] <cdecarlo> is the 405gig drive your vista partition
[22:26] <Iradieh> neosisani: Not drive
[22:26] <Airin> Buonasera
[22:26] <Iradieh> neosisani: regular file shortcut
[22:26] <Danu> My rmvb videos don't play ok in Gnome
[22:26] <Iradieh> neosisani: like I want a file that points to folderA/FileB
[22:26] <Danu> but in KDE do
[22:26] <panfist> how can i set gnome/nautilus to open different file extensions with a specific command every time
[22:26] <greenman>  its a mountable drive so i maybe ? im not sure
[22:26] <neosisani> Iradieh, and you want to access it from other computer?
[22:26] <Gnea> Iradieh: as long as the file on the other person's computer is in the same location that it is on yours, yes
[22:26] <schmrz> greenman, well try it out
[22:27] <cdecarlo> greenman: choose and see what happens
[22:27] <Iradieh> neosisani: no I want it being portable
[22:27] <Iradieh> Gnea: yes,, HOW?
[22:27] <harushimo> hey how do force archtitecture on tar gz file
[22:27] <Gnea> ln | Iradieh
[22:27] <Gnea> !ln | Iradieh
[22:27] <greenman> Oh it is
[22:27] <Jack_Sparrow> harushimo are you running 64 bit
[22:27] <Iradieh> I want to have a shortcut where File A points to FolderB/FileC and make it all of it into a tarball and have it portable
[22:27] <harushimo> yeah
[22:27] <greenman> Thats really convenient
[22:27] <greenman> thanks guys
[22:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot > harushimo
[22:27] <Gnea> Iradieh: check that ln (link) command out
[22:27] <harushimo> alright
[22:27] <schmrz> greenman, np
[22:27] <Iradieh> Gnea: just tell me how please
[22:28] <Gnea> Iradieh: please don't be demanding.
[22:28] <Iradieh> Gnea I am  windows user I just want tit to work
[22:28] <rww> Iradieh: ln -s FolderB/FileC FileA
[22:28] <Iradieh> rww: thanks alot
[22:28] <rww> Iradieh: then I think you have to do something with tar to make it preserve symlinks, give me a sec
[22:28] <Gnea> Iradieh: If you want to learn linux, you'll need to learn the linux way too.
[22:28] <Iradieh> FileA is the shortcut huh rww
[22:28] <rww> Iradieh: yeah
[22:28] <Iradieh> Gnea: I dont want to learn it
[22:28] <hischild> Iradieh: windows user or not, patience is important.
[22:29] <Iradieh> rww: danke
[22:29] <hischild> Iradieh: then don't usei t.
[22:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Iradieh It helps when a user at least tries to learn and does not insist on keystroke by keystroke commands
[22:29] <Gnea> Iradieh: then you will fail.
[22:29] <Iradieh> Jack_Sparrow: I just require this
[22:29] <linuxman410> do u have to have samba installed to share a folder with 2 ubuntu machines
[22:29] <ikonia> linuxman410: no
[22:29] <ikonia> linuxman410: there are many other options, for example nfs
[22:29] <mkm1> hello, i am using both windows and ubuntu, my problem is i can use my wireless with windows, but can't use it on ubuntu. I found that there is a ndiswrapper software which installs windows inf files to linux understandable. I downloaded the deb file from packges.ubuntu.com but shell gives ndiswrapper utilities not found error. Possibly i am installing package correctly, do you know which...
[22:29] <mkm1> ...packages are used, so i download them from windows and install on ubuntu?
[22:30] <ikonia> linuxman410: samba is normally used for sharing services between ubuntu and windows systems
[22:30] <rww> Iradieh: actually, nvm, it looks like tar preserves symlinks by default, so you should be good to go with just the ln -s command
[22:30] <Evilkiksass2> Would ubuntu 8.10 come without mail (the old cli email client) installed?
[22:30] <rdw200169> !ndiswrapper | mkm1
[22:30] <ikonia> Evilkiksass2: normally installed with an mta
[22:30] <Evilkiksass2> ikonia mta?
[22:30] <linuxman410> ok thanks
[22:30] <ikonia> Evilkiksass2: mail transfer agent
[22:30] <Gnea> mkm1: you don't need to download from the website, just use apt or synaptic to install ndiswrapper with
[22:30] <ikonia> Evilkiksass2: without that, no point having mail
[22:30] <rww> Evilkiksass2: correct. intrepid doesn't come with "mail" installed.
[22:31] <greenman> Does sharing need to be enabled for me to view files in the vista partition ?
[22:31] <ikonia> oogno
[22:31] <ikonia> greenman: no
[22:31] <tynar> Gnea: I can't use internet in ubuntu )
[22:31] <geekahedron> what's a good wireless connection manager? i had one but don't remember what it was called
[22:31] <Rods_Tiger> is there a channel for ubuntu netbook remix?
[22:31] <ddubbsmax2> is there any way to get a zune to sync with ubuntu?
[22:31] <Gnea> tynar: why not?
[22:31] <malv> does the bbc video plugin play video outside of the US?
[22:31] <malv> outside of the UK*
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:32] <rww> geekahedron: i use wicd, personally
[22:32] <ikonia> malv: I don't believe so
[22:32] <tynar> Gnea: because, i am connected throug wireless adapter
[22:32] <rww> geekahedron: or the default is network-manager
[22:32] <malv> ikonia: ok, I've been busting my head wondering why I wasn't getting video in the totem plugin
[22:32] <Gnea> tynar: in windows?
[22:32] <greenman> I can't access my music or videos in the vista partition.  Is there any settings vista needs to have ?
[22:32] <harushimo> why can I not do a force architecture on tar gz file? we do that with .deb files
[22:33] <Gnea> greenman: yeah, they need to be shared... it's a windows thing, you should ask in #windows
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ddubbsmax2: http://forums.techguy.org/unix-linux/635440-how-do-i-get-zune.html
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ddubbsmax2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2178292
[22:33] <tynar> Gnea: yes now I am using windows,
[22:33] <onetinsoldier> rww: hello. just to let you know, i made the Extensions section in my xorg.conf file like so...Option "Composite" "Enable". then i searched my log(/var/log/Xorg.0.log) file for the 'Composite' and got --> (**) Extension "Composite" is enabled
[22:34] <orci> hi all, is there an amr decoder for intrepid?
[22:34] <Alpert> Can anyone answer me a quick question?
[22:34] <tynar> Gnea: seems i found all packages, from docs )
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> !ask | Alpert
[22:34] <Alpert> I want to Dual Partition my computer
[22:34] <rww> onetinsoldier: Huh. I don't have that extension enabled, but Compiz works fine for me. Whatever works for you, I guess :)
[22:35] <Gnea> tynar: perhaps you don't have the latest firmware
[22:35] <Alpert> I have a Windows XP and I want to dual partition with Ubuntu
[22:35] <Fred95100> have you seen sodasucks.com?
[22:35] <onetinsoldier> rww: my appearance visual effects preference was already at 'Normal'. however, i went ahead up upped to 'extra'. but that does not take me into the compiz wm...
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: you can resize partitions with gparted in the lve cd, backup important data before starting just in case
[22:35] <Rods_Tiger> Each time I install the flash plugin it doesn't sink in, and each time it requires me to install it again, but it says it already is, but it isn't. Obviously.
[22:35] <onetinsoldier> rww i'm stillinthe default metacity wm
[22:35] <Alpert> If I do this, will this whipe my computer, causing all of my programs on Windows to delete?
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: no it should be ok, but as is life. Nothing is 100% garunteed
[22:36] <Alpert> Ok
[22:36] <Alpert> one more question
[22:36] <rww> onetinsoldier: you're sure? Like, metacity is showing up in ps -AH and compiz isn't?
[22:36] <Alpert> I'm downloading Ubuntu from the Ubuntu website, does that come with GParted?
[22:36] <RequinB4> Alpert: yes
[22:36] <rww> Alpert: yes, it's on the LiveCD.
[22:37] <greenman> Is it wise for me to get avast. If so im having trouble trying to install it
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: its part of the cd so yes. If you get web access ni the live cd you can install any app you may need
[22:37] <Alpert> So, all I do is put it in my CD Drive, and GParted will autostart
[22:37] <onetinsoldier> rww: i hear that the compiz wm has a 3d spinning cube... do you have that?
[22:37] <ruhaan_jslip> Alpert: its more bandwidth efficeint to get gparted directly
[22:37] <kudos> hello people
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: no, the live desktop (running purely in ram) will boot
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: there will be a menu system like all ubuntus and you can run any app you wish (including gparted)
[22:38] <rww> onetinsoldier: I could get most of Compiz to work, but not the cube thingie. Maybe if I turned on that extension it would work...
[22:38] <Slart> greenman: why did you want to install avast?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: before undertaking this, i'd research some
[22:38] <Alpert> Ok, I just downloaded gparted
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: but as I said, backup important data
[22:38] <Alpert> so I put that onto a CD, and run it
[22:38] <ruhaan_jslip> yep
[22:38] <geekahedron> i'm having trouble getting wicd with the package manager
[22:38] <harushimo> why am I doing chroot for a tar gz file
[22:38] <ruhaan_jslip> and it will be a live CD like ubuntu
[22:38] <harushimo> this doesn't answer the question
[22:38] <orci> hi all, is any of libamrnb3 or libamrwb3 amr decoders?
[22:39] <Slart> greenman: checking for linux viruses on your linux machine? or cleaning mail on the linux server? something else?
[22:39] <geekahedron> after adding the repository it still doesn't show up
[22:39] <onetinsoldier> rww: roger... i do see a compiz process in ps -AH, so yes.. i guess that why i have some nice eye-candy effects :-)
[22:39] <booksbuggy> well considering that i am
[22:39] <RickX> anyone know of any usb or pci express tv tuners that work in Linux?
[22:39] <woli> where do i change the titlebar double-click actions?
[22:39] <booksbuggy> crap wrong channel
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: you dont really need a gparted cd, its part of the live cd of ubuntu
[22:39] <Whippy> when I booted ubuntu 8.10 this morning it tells me no wired network - if i edit wried connections the box is empty - help!
[22:39] <ruhaan_jslip> geekahedron: see this http://www.linuxprimetime.com/applications/wlcda-better-betwork-manager-for-linux/
[22:39] <rww> geekahedron: 1) did you make sure you put in your version of Ubuntu instead of "hardy"? 2) Did you do sudo apt-get update recently? 3) Did you add the GPG key?
[22:39] <Win2Ubuntu> hi all
[22:39] <Alpert> I'm confused now. If I just go here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot
[22:39] <Slart> Whippy: same thing for me after the updates today.. I think they did something with the network manager
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: if you run ifconfi do you see eth0?
[22:39] <Alpert> will taht help me more?
[22:40] <Whippy> Slart: no but i did update last night so i think we have the same issue
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Alpert: id use that, community docs are great, nice find
[22:40] <onetinsoldier> rww: i just thought i would see 3d spinning cube like i've seen in screenshots, so, yep... it is working! thank you replies and time
[22:40] <Whippy> i tried ifup etho but was told etho was not configured
[22:40] <Slart> Whippy: although mine says "Wired network device is unmanaged".. it's the same for you?
[22:40] <csc_> hello
[22:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Whippy o or 0  as in zero
[22:41] <Slart> !cube
[22:41] <Alpert> Thanks and thanks for your help :)
[22:41] <onetinsoldier> Slart: ahh, thanks!
[22:41] <Slart> onetinsoldier: that cube is both a blessing and a curse.. it's like catnip to new ubuntu users ;)
[22:41] <Whippy> 0 as in zero, Slart -  it says networking disabled
[22:41] <Slart> Whippy: oh.. different problem then..
[22:42] <csc_> i would like to know where i can find a  working usplash screen after grub starts for replacing the actual "xubuntu". i tried many but they either have other "ubuntu" text logos or do not support every resolution like the default one. please help
[22:42] <orci> can I play amr files in intrepid?
[22:42] <onetinsoldier> Slart: rofl... i hear you. i just like checking stuff out and seeing what it's like.  :-)
[22:42] <Win2Ubuntu> hi guys, i just installed phpmyadmin through synaptic, restarted apache but still cant access it through the localhost/phpmyadmin link, getting a 404. any hints? :)
[22:42] <Whippy> It seems that yesterdays updates have made my network card disappear
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: sudo mv /etc/netwok/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces_old then reboot
[22:42] <Slart> onetinsoldier: try installing that ccsm (!ccsm for more info) and play around with all the settings.. there is a lot of bling bling in there
[22:43] <geekahedron> rww: i did all those things .. searching for wicd from the package manager did not find it, but terminal command did
[22:43] <Alpert> sorry
[22:43] <Alpert> one more :P
[22:43] <Slart> orci: yes.. at least I could in an older version of ubuntu
[22:43] <Alpert> ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso
[22:43] <Alpert> that's the name of the download I just downloaded
[22:43] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: I can try that but the date on the interfaces file is november so it has not changed.
[22:43] <Alpert> it comes archived
[22:43] <orci> Slart, it was running fine on an earlier version(I do not remember which one) but not now
[22:43] <Alpert> should I unarchive it, or leave it archived when I put it on a CD?
[22:44] <orci> Slart, remember which packages were required?
[22:44] <spunk> Hello! I need to convert a DVD-disk (VOB) to DivX. Any software suggestions?
[22:44] <orci> Slart, I see libamrnb3 libamrwb3 in medibuntu but they do not help
[22:44] <rww> !iso | Alpert
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: its worth a try, we can always rename back
[22:44] <rww> Alpert: wait, nvm, wrong factoid
[22:44] <Alpert> :P
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: notice i didnt use rm ;)
[22:44] <Alpert> yea
[22:44] <Qrikko> Alpert: burn the iso on a CD (probbaly your burning program have some option for it)
[22:44] <sean> sound troubleshooting
[22:44] <sean> ?
[22:44] <Slart> orci: I'm not really sure... I had to convert some movies taken with a mobile phone.. I might have ended up compiling an amr codec.. can't really remember
[22:44] <Alpert> Qrikko: So, don't unzip/unpack it?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> !sound | sean
[22:44] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: agreed, machine is rebooting (Im chattnig on wifes laptop)
[22:44] <rww> Alpert: try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto instead ;)
[22:45] <sixforty> what's an easy backup application for a single laptop, single user?
[22:45] <orci> Slart, ok thanks
[22:45] <Slart> !backup | sixforty
[22:45] <Qrikko> Alpert: no, you want it to autostart just like any windows CD you may have once burned.. when you didn't find a original one.. and had your key you bought from ms :P
[22:45] <onetinsoldier> Slart: ok.. sounds good. i will check it out. i enabled 'extra' in visual effects - appearances and already don't know that i like the wobbly windows effect. cool looking, but can't get window placement as exact as i could before. but i do like checking bling out at least for a bit to see what it's like! so thank you
[22:45] <Alpert> :P
[22:45] <Alpert> k
[22:45] <Alpert> thanjks
[22:46] <Qrikko> Alpert: but well "burn as iso" i think it is commonly called :)
[22:46] <Alpert> ok
[22:46] <Qrikko> good luck with it all :) we are here for you! :P
[22:46] <Slart> onetinsoldier: you're welcome.. have fun =)
[22:46] <kambiz_> i was having incoming connection issues, can anyone confirm if http://hominin.net works for you?
[22:46] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[22:46] <rww> kambiz_: works for me
[22:46] <kambiz_> rww thank you very much for checking
[22:46] <Alpert> thanks! and this won't override my Windows and get rid of it completley? It'll let me pick upon start up (everytime I start my computer) between Ubunto and windows right?
[22:46]  * kambiz_ is happy now!
[22:47] <orci> Alpert, ubuntu in case you'd like to find this channel again ;)
[22:47] <ddubbsmax2> is there a free alternative to vmware?
[22:47] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: no effect moving the interfaces file. I need the machine to recognise the network card again somehow
[22:47] <fosco_> ddelec24: virtualbox-ose
[22:47] <Qrikko> well
[22:47] <Qrikko> ops soz
[22:47] <Alpert> Qrikko: thanks! and this won't override my Windows and get rid of it completley? It'll let me pick upon start up (everytime I start my computer) between Ubunto and windows right?
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: try: lshw -C network
[22:48] <rww> !vbox | ddubbsmax2
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: you may need to install or even compile a driver for it
[22:48] <JarG0n> How does one use pppd to disconnect from a pptp server?
[22:48] <JarG0n> !pptp
[22:48] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: will do - thats crazy though it was working fine yesterday
[22:48] <hischild> How can i reset my keyring password? Don't have to keep passwords
[22:49] <Danu> My rmvb videos don't play correctly in Gnome, but in KDE play perfectly
[22:49] <Danu> :S
[22:49] <iandan> I'm using Drupal 6. Is it possible to edit a node by AJAX?
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: if it says uncaptured, you need a driver
[22:49] <n8tuser2> Whippy ->  post in pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/resolv.conf; ifconfig results; route -n  results
[22:50] <Whippy> it shows the card info fine with lshw but says the networking is disabled
[22:50] <aridite> i am logged in on my linux desktop... how can I ssh to that desktop and (for example) play a video file that is on the desktop (so that the video is being played normally on the desktop) (does that make sense?)
[22:50] <hischild> aridite, yes it does. You have to manually export a value once you're SSH'd into that box.
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> aridite: you could forward x from the system you ssh'd to
[22:51] <Whippy> i cant paste anything in - the machine is offline :(
[22:51] <EADG> aridite: You want to play the video on the remote box or the box you are sitting at?
[22:51] <hischild> ActionParsnip, wouldn't be running on his desktop then, would it ...
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> aridite: x forwarding is enabled by default in openssh-server
[22:51] <n8tuser2> Whippy-> you certainly can copy it, use a usb dongle or something to transfer over
[22:51] <aridite> EADG, play the video on the remote box
[22:51] <Whippy> will do
[22:52] <hischild> aridite, you want me to guide you on how to do it?
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> hischild: the apps would appear on the client system but be executing on the remote system
[22:52] <JarG0n> Can someone tell me how to disconnect "properly" from a PPTP server, using the linux pptp client?
[22:52] <hischild> ActionParsnip, and he wants it to appear on the remote system as well :-)
[22:52] <geekahedron> hrm, now that i have wicd running i can't actually connect to any wireless networks
[22:52] <ActionParsnip> hischild: vnc then
[22:52] <JarG0n> !pppd
[22:52] <aridite> hischild, let me try and google it ... thanks
[22:52] <EADG> aridite: mplayer -vo fbdev video.avi   That should do it.
[22:52] <hischild> ActionParsnip, that's so network intensive man, SSH is so much more elegant with it.
[22:53] <hischild> aridite, it's fairly easy to do, will take about 15 seconds in total.
[22:53] <aridite> hischild, ok then :), guide me
[22:53] <hischild> ActionParsnip, setting the $DISPLAY value is all that's needed, why use VNC?
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> hischild: can vnc over ssh, both of us are happy :)
[22:54] <aridite> working, thanks all
[22:54] <tvaughn> im having an issue when playing a fullscreen game the computer screen darkens and i have to press a key and since its mostly mouse control i dont hit keys often how can i disable the autosleep function when in fullscreen?
[22:54] <hischild> aridite, ssh to your desktop with the -X setting to enable X forwarding, Then do export DISPLAY=":0.0" and every app you run from that point in that session will be run on the desktop.
[22:55] <hischild> ActionParsnip, it's not VNC i'm worried about, but the network usage would go rather high with it usually.
[22:55] <aridite> hischild, ah yes, ingenious - thanks again
[22:55] <hischild> aridite, np
[22:55] <JarG0n> Can someone tell me how to disconnect "properly" from a PPTP server, using the linux pptp client?
[22:55] <dibblego> what software application will allow me to take a picture with a webcam?
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> hischild: depends how much bandwidth there is that is disposable
[22:56] <idejmcd> i want to dual boot ubuntu and windows but set up 3 partitions (one each for windows, ubuntu and storage). what would you recommend for the partition size of windows and ubuntu?
[22:56] <kindofabuzz> 0 for windows %100 ubuntu =)
[22:56] <coddy> :)
[22:56] <coddy> yep
[22:56] <hischild> ActionParsnip, ofcourse. but imagine that you're on a network that is rather low on network, or has to support some streaming video's ... wouldn't it be better to go for the most elegant solution? Anyway, straying offtopic here.
[22:56] <idejmcd> haha, kindofbuzz, seriously, any suggestions?
[22:56] <coddy> 100% Ubuntu
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> hischild: absolutely, I was merely suggesting one solution
[22:57] <idejmcd> wow, seriously, i want some sincere help
[22:57] <idejmcd> not joles
[22:57] <hischild> ActionParsnip, a valid suggestion i should add!
[22:57] <idejmcd> i go into offtopic for jokes
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> hischild: but yours is more elegnt
[22:57] <abby> idejmcd, if you have a large enough harddisk just distribute it equally
[22:57] <coddy> well i do need wifi
[22:58] <hischild> ActionParsnip, well you can make zenity pop up on a screen, vnc makes that kinda hard to do.
[22:58] <idejmcd> abby: i only have 80 gigs and want to get the most out of my storage
[22:58] <hischild> ActionParsnip, i administrate a few ubuntu boxes at school, students don't always follow guide lines.
[22:58] <Mulletar> anybody got a second to help
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> hischild: users never follow best use policy, so screw them down so they have to ;)
[22:58] <Demios> i'm about to setup a static network, I seemed to be having problems so I went to the forums and I'm reading that the gnome network manger has a problem remembering, is this correct or has it been fixed?
[22:58] <Mulletar> ?
[22:58] <hischild> idejmcd, i'd get the apps on the storage drive, 10gb for windows and ubuntu, and use the rest as storage.
[22:58] <abby> idejmcd, ok. Using Windows to play games?
[22:59] <Demios> err static network=static address
[22:59] <idejmcd> abby: no
[22:59] <idejmcd> hischild: thanks
[22:59] <coddy> I use Ubuntu for games
[22:59] <coddy> +wine
[22:59] <coddy> = happy me
[22:59] <zaapiel> sounds like a crappy gaming experince coddy
[22:59] <zaapiel> lol
[22:59] <idejmcd> hischild: is there a special way to set up ubuntu so that it uses the storage for apps?
[22:59] <hischild> ActionParsnip, true there. You happen to know if the hosts file comes before or after the DNS?
[22:59] <Mulletar> I've got an MBR issue that I'm not sure if the solution I have is a good one
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> before
[22:59] <hischild> idejmcd, what do you mean? my fully installed ubuntu doesn't even tick 5gb so far.
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> hischild: before
[22:59] <coddy> It works well with Hallo
[22:59] <abby> idejmcd, 20GB Ubuntu, 15GB Windows, 45GB Storage
[23:00] <hischild> ActionParsnip, awesome.
[23:00] <mindrape> !ask | Mulletar
[23:00] <EADG> idejmcd: 15 Win, 10 Ubuntu, 1Gb Ubuntu Swap, remainer storage
[23:00] <Demios> anyone?
[23:00] <idejmcd> ubuntu swap?
[23:00] <coddy> swap is good
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> hischild: yep, its funny to put something like www.google.com  216.218.248.145
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> hischild: watch them squirm
[23:01] <daysleepr> it works... thank's y'all
[23:01] <Demios> going to dc and tr again
[23:01] <EADG> hmm, did I spell that right? Swop? Swap file? Oh my.
[23:01] <idejmcd> coddy: what is swap?
[23:01] <coddy> why put your IP
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> hischild: thats the ip of rotten.com
[23:01] <idejmcd> EADG: is that so you can move files between the 2 OS's?
[23:01] <abby> idejmcd, you could just max out the Windows partition and dedicate a folder on it for storage. Use NTFS-3g to write to it from Ubuntu.
[23:01] <Mulletar> after Ubuntu install GRUB won't allow me to boot to XP. Heard I should do FIXMBR. I did but Grub is still intact. I've also heard that I need to do both FIXMBR and FIXBOOT. will fix boot solve my issue?
[23:02] <coddy> idejmcd I think swap is what it uses to boot
[23:02] <hischild> ActionParsnip, i do it with their favorite site, a dutch one ... they seriously don't like it when that happens, they all Q.Q that it's broken again. The magic touch always seems to work.
[23:02] <hischild> coddy, no.
[23:02] <schnauzer> !swap
[23:02] <hischild> idejmcd, no
[23:02] <fw1> close
[23:02] <EADG> idejmcd: If you run out of memory Ubuntu will temporarly store files on the HDD.
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> hischild: its useful for spyware, spybot adds 127.0.0.1 for loads of spyware site names which is nice
[23:02] <idejmcd> and you can designate that to the swap?
[23:03] <coddy> how come when i deleted swap I had to boot via floppy
[23:03] <cih997> hi, i'm using LAMPP with ubuntu and want get mysql query log. Mysqld return error "[ERROR] Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: Address already in use
[23:03] <cih997> ". Is there another way to get this log?
[23:03] <hischild> ActionParsnip, under windows that's good, yes. but i administrate only the ubuntu boxes, the windows boxes is for some other students. They always have trouble, i have to create trouble otherwise i get bored.
[23:04] <ActionParsnip> hischild: yeah mines pretty dull since we rolled out SP2 for server 2k3
[23:04] <hischild> cih997, your server is already running.
[23:04] <idejmcd> ok, i'm off to set uo the dual boot, wish me luck
[23:04] <EADG> idejmcd: It happens transparentlly, don't worry about it.
[23:04] <idejmcd> ok
[23:04] <idejmcd> then why wiuld i need to designate a partition?
[23:04] <coddy> on my OS should I add a swap?
[23:04] <cih997> hischild: ok, i'll turn off and then try
[23:04] <GodfatherofEire> HALP, I think I just borked the GRUB boot loader, defaulting to another bootloader, I need somebody tell me how to switch it back to GRUB
[23:04] <EADG> idejmcd: run the program saidar to see memory/swap file usage.
[23:04] <Whippy> how do i upload the file with my network problem results?
[23:05] <Flare183> coddy: Yes
[23:05] <luigi> !it
[23:05] <coddy> ok how big of a swap
[23:05] <dmulholland> hey, im trying to get a logitech E2500 camera working in intrepid, followed instructions here but when I try to modprobe gspca_zc3xx it complains of: FATAL: Error inserting gspca_zc3xx (/lib/modules/2.6.27-9-generic/kernel/drivers/media/video/gspca/gspca_zc3xx.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> coddy: if you have a default install, you have one
[23:05] <csc_> i would like to know where i can find a  working usplash screen after grub starts for replacing the actual "xubuntu". i tried many but they either have other "ubuntu" text logos or do not support every resolution like the default one. please help
[23:05] <nelac> hey all
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> coddy: if you run sudo fdisk -l you will see it
[23:05] <zaapiel> italian is cool
[23:05] <hischild> ActionParsnip, you'd have your hands full at my school, i use the ssh solution all the time. I got a script that opens up a terminal with the right settings for it, then just zenity --info and it's fun. Anyway, offtopic?
[23:06] <coddy> I meen on my OS, that im making how big
[23:06] <GodfatherofEire> Could somebidy please help me out here, I really need to get back to GRUB, and I dont really have any clue how to default back to it.
[23:06] <hischild> ActionParsnip, next thing you know we're discussing music tastes here.
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> hischild: sure
[23:06] <hischild> !grub | GodfatherofEire
[23:06] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, the second link.
[23:07] <sladen> csc_: there's a couple of guides on the wiki for how to make your own usplash sets.  It's a small library that gets compiled containing all the dimensions and uncomrpessed versions of the images
[23:07] <chairman> Just got a Linksys WRT160N router and Ibex  works GRRRREAT WITH IT!!
[23:07] <GodfatherofEire> hischild, nope, it'd be the 1st one, needed a windows partition for somethin
[23:07] <GodfatherofEire> Shoulda stuck with VM or Wine
[23:07] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, seems you know what you need :-) GL!
[23:07] <csc_> sladen, i'll try to see
[23:08] <csc_> it seems it's not possible to find a good guide
[23:08] <coddy> fdisk -l didnt work
[23:08] <hischild> !usplash
[23:08] <cih997> hischild: i've turned lampp off but still error. Is there any way to get query log with lampp and ubuntu?
[23:08] <ankit_> Hi all, I installed Ubuntu 8.10 on my laptop a while ago, and I've been noticing random crashes (full poweroff). The frequency of the crashes varies randomly, but I have no idea what the problem is. There is, seemingly, no common trend among the crashes. Any idea what I can do to fix it?
[23:08] <GodfatherofEire> thanks hischild, was a bloody mess installing it though, had to install fedora just to create the partition, which caused even more problems
[23:08] <Whippy> the latest updates to ubuntu 8.10 seem to have made my network card disappear and have disabled my network
[23:08] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, yeah ...
[23:09] <hischild> cih997, what is the command you're running?
[23:09] <coddy> well bye
[23:09] <cih997> hischild: lampp start
[23:09] <geekahedron> how can i get rid of the tray icon for networkmanager once i have wicd running?
[23:09] <GodfatherofEire> Speaking of which, does anybody know a bootable partitioner, so that I dont have to go through that mess again?
[23:09] <hischild> cih997, stupid solution perhaps, but reboot.
[23:10] <zawakafree> hi all
[23:10] <bittin^> Hello
[23:10] <cih997> hischild: "XAMPP: Another MySQL daemon is already running." while starting
[23:10] <hischild> geekahedron, killall nm-applet or something?
[23:10] <bittin^> GodfatherofEire: Gparted
[23:10] <zawakafree> am a nw user and i want hlp plz ?
[23:10] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, ubuntu livecd has one
[23:10] <bittin^> zawakafree:
[23:10] <bittin^> zawakafree: 00:06 -!- blacknred0 [n=irving@12-218-47-212.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu
[23:10] <hischild> !ask | zawakafree
[23:10] <bittin^> >> (00:06) (bittin^[+i]) (7:freenode/#ubuntu[+JLcfn (Act: 3,4,9,11,12,34,46,47)
[23:10] <bittin^> [#ubuntu]
[23:10] <bittin^> :(
[23:10] <FloodBot1> bittin^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:10] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: I have the requested info in a file but i dont know how to upload it to the chat
[23:10] <bittin^> i failed :(
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Whippy
[23:11] <geekahedron> hischild: that worked; now seeing what happens on reboot
[23:11] <Whippy> thanks
[23:11] <geekahedron> on that note, how do i kill the system beep when i restart
[23:11] <zawakafree> anybody can tel me how can found a driver for my webcam :
[23:12] <micahf> does anyone know of a snippets program like textpander for mac?
[23:12] <Gnea> !webcam | zawakafree
[23:12] <micahf> with textpander, you set up replacement strings and any time they are typed, they are replaced with other characters
[23:12] <hischild> geekahedron, unplug the speaker ..
[23:12] <micahf> it's useful for special characters
[23:12] <Whippy> Its pasted
[23:12] <micahf> for instance, if I want to type a greek letter rho, I type \rho
[23:12] <geekahedron> hischild: .. what?
[23:13] <CelticLord> nuit!!
[23:13] <zawakafree> tnx man
[23:13] <hischild> geekahedron, to remove the system beeping sound, easiest solution is to unplug the speaker.
[23:13] <Whippy> ubottu: url is http://paste.ubuntu.com/86606/
[23:13] <geekahedron> hischild: there's no equivalent to windows' "net stop beep"?
[23:13] <hischild> geekahedron, never bothered to check, unplugging was always faster
[23:14] <spree> I need to mount a freebsd drive that has ufs type ufs2 and i REALLY need to mount it readwrite and it says I can't because it's been compiled with readonly support. is there any way around this?
[23:14] <Jack_Sparrow> Whippy Ubotto is a bot-robot
[23:14] <geekahedron> hischild: i find it hard to believe that there's no better way. also, it's a laptop
[23:14] <Whippy> Jack_Sparrow: ok thanks - he was helpful :)
[23:14] <tripps> how do I use apt to locate what package provides libxcb-render-util.so.0 for example?
[23:14] <hischild> geekahedron, i didnt say there wasn't a better way. But having the case sit a few inch away, it's easier to unplug it.
[23:14] <EADG> geekahedron: there is a command to stop system bell, unfortunatly I've forgotten it.
[23:15] <demonspork> how do I monitor my current network traffic, both upstream and downstream on ubuntu 7.10
[23:15] <Whippy> Jack_Sparrow: he was very helpful :)
[23:15] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: url is http://paste.ubuntu.com/86606/
[23:15] <micahf> I cannot figure out a good way to input special characters!
[23:15] <Gnea> demonspork: we support 8.04 and newer, but wireshark should work
[23:16] <Demios> dammit I cannot get the network manager applet to remember my settings, and my wallpapers also always goes away whenever I reboot.
[23:17] <jamesclayden0127> i anstalled ubuntu "inside windows" but now have cleared the rest of the hard drive that it is installed to so want to format that drive into a linux drive. is that possible without losing my settings inside ubuntu?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: can you run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install pastebinit; pastebinit /etc/network/interfaces
[23:18] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: what would that do?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: installs pastebinit which easily lets you pastebin files from CLI
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: then it will pastebin you interfaces file
[23:19] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: the interfaces file is in the paste
[23:19] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, I saw that you sent me a message, but I didnt get to read it, care to resend
[23:19] <kristof> Does someone know a solution to this bug in oo.o presentations that makes the music stutter (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/298494)
[23:19] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: and the machine is offline so I had to transfer the file on a usb stick
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: so it is
[23:20] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, i did? only message i remember sending was !grub
[23:20] <GodfatherofEire1> Also, I think my primary /dev/sda1 partition got screwed up too
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: ok, gksudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[23:20] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, yeah, but oh well
[23:20] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: will do
[23:20] <GodfatherofEire1> Running an fsck on /dev/sda1 now
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: and add these lines (* means new line but DON'T type them)
[23:21] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: ok...
[23:21] <kupesoft> Is there anyway to have two bootable linux distros on a usb key from iso? ie Ubuntu installer AND another on a usb key to be able to boot from? I'm too busy to play around with syslinux
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: auto eth0 * iface eth0 inet dhcp ** auto eth1 * iface eth1 inet dhcp
[23:22] <GodfatherofEire1> OK BIG problem
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: put that at the bottom of the interfaces file, save it
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: then run: sudo /etc/init.d/network restart
[23:22] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: ok...
[23:23] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: er, what should I do should my partition also be, er, screwed?
[23:23] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, define screwed
[23:24] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: "The filesystem size (according to the superblock) is 28597700 blocks / The physical size of the device is 23111936 blocks / Either the superblock or the partition table is likely to be corrupt"
[23:24] <GodfatherofEire1> Thats from an fsck run
[23:24] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, thats eehm ... well i dunno how bad, jst a sec, figuring out
[23:25] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: command not found
[23:25] <Pulzer> Hi, for some reason when NetworkManager is handling my interfaces and they are all called ifupdown(something) it wont load my settings from the /etc/network/interfaces file anymore. What should I edit to make ifconfig settings load on boot?
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: those lines tell the interface to come up at boot and get dhcp
[23:26] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, wait, what did you exactly do before you ran the fsck?
[23:27] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, you mean, since GRUB screwed up/partitioning?
[23:27] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, yeah like what steps did you take?
[23:29] <gds_lumut> hi
[23:29] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: thanks - the restart is displaying lines of DHCPDISCOVER on 255.255.255.255 at intervals
[23:30] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: it does not seem to be terminating
[23:30] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: well, first off, this morning I installed fedora on this HD so that I could get a partition going, then it failed (I'm guessing that did it), then re-did that, Then put windows on that partition, (Also, the windows partition isnt showing up in GRUB now either, ugh.), and then reset the GRUB, and now the loading isnt goin through
[23:30] <Spherous> Hey, so I have an iso image that I downloaded, and I'm going to burn it, but everytime I do, it says that its not a valid image.  Its iso, and I've done this many times, why isn't it working this time?
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: is the network cable connected ok?
[23:30] <rbd_> anyone know if one can make debs using "checkinstall" that can take in a "control" file (so that I can specify dependencies for the package?
[23:31] <phineas> Can someone tell me how to install a program through terminal?
[23:31] <jghfhehgg> What does the 'MCE' in LinuxMCE stand for?
[23:31] <kindofabuzz> phineas, depends on what it is
[23:31] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: yes it is. eth0 timed out but eth1 got there but...
[23:31] <phineas> the ./configure thingy
[23:31] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: also, I can still access /dev/sda1, but its not loading properly
[23:31] <Spherous> phineas, sudo apt-get install appname
[23:31] <kindofabuzz> ./configure, make, sudo make install
[23:31] <phineas> I know how to do that
[23:32] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, best leave all partitions alone and unmount them asap.
[23:32] <kindofabuzz> read the INSTALL or README
[23:32] <phineas> Tried that.
[23:32] <kindofabuzz> what's the problem then?
[23:32] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: it says waiting for interface lo before doing NFS mounts
[23:32] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, ant then?
[23:32] <phineas> It doesnt work
[23:32] <kindofabuzz> what doesn't?
[23:32] <kupesoft> Is there anyway to have two bootable linux distros on a usb key from iso? ie Ubuntu installer AND another on a usb key to be able to boot from? I'm too busy to play around with syslinux...
[23:32] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, give me a minute to figure out how to fix it. EXT3 file system i presume?
[23:32] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: yuo can set lo to static ip if you want
[23:32] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, yep
[23:32] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: shall I remove the eth0 entry from interfaces and try again
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: you could
[23:33] <phineas> kindofabuzz when I cd to the directory and paste the folder name it say's no directory or file
[23:33] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: sure - how do i set lo to static ip
[23:33] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, like, all the files SEEM to be intact, but the problem is its just not loading properly
[23:33] <jghfhehgg> Hello?
[23:33] <jghfhehgg> What does the 'MCE' in LinuxMCE stand for?
[23:33] <kindofabuzz> phineas, well then it's not there then
[23:33] <phineas> hmmm
[23:33] <kindofabuzz> it's not trying to trick you =)
[23:33] <Spherous> Hey, so I have an iso image that I downloaded, and I'm going to burn it, but everytime I do, it says that its not a valid image.  Its iso, and I've done this many times, why isn't it working this time?
[23:33] <zaapiel> sookie's mine!
[23:33] <zbyszek> hi, how can i install yo frankie?
[23:33] <phineas> kindofabuzz do I include the file extension too?
[23:33] <zbyszek> is there any deb package?
[23:33] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: i think with it being loopback i'd assume it would be 127.0.0.1
[23:34] <kupesoft> jghfhehgg: Media Centre Edition -- google would have told you faster ;p
[23:34] <kindofabuzz> phineas, exactly what are you doing again? you've compiled the source?
[23:34] <phineas> no
[23:34] <GodfatherofEire1> spherous, are you using unetbootin or the standard Ubuntu?
[23:34] <jghfhehgg> :D Thanks
[23:34] <phineas> That's what I need to learn how to do
[23:34] <kindofabuzz> !compile
[23:34] <phineas> thank you
[23:34] <Spherous> GodfatherofEire1: standard Ubuntu
[23:34] <jghfhehgg> Is that like the same as *cough*Windows XP MCE*Cough*
[23:35] <akurei> nacht!
[23:35] <GodfatherofEire1> spherous, for some reason, it only loads a ubuntu derivs and linux mint correctly, so you probably ought to use Unetbootin
[23:36] <Whippy> ActoinParsnip: not sure what I do with that address or why weŕe having to go there
[23:36] <demonspork> how do I monitor bandwidth usage upstream and downstream in ubuntu?
[23:36] <Spherous> GodfatherofEire1: I've never had a problem with that before... I just right click it, hit write to disc and it does, but when I do that now, it says its not a valid image type
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: its a manual config instead of using pretty gui tools
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: could try a reboot
[23:37] <kern> i have a grub problem i have duall boot... when i try to load windows.. it says bootmanager is missing or something what to do?
[23:37] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: Iĺl reboot...
[23:37] <Spherous> GodfatherofEire1: It could of gotten corrupted when I downloaded it though, I haven't tried to redownload, its 2.19GB so it takes a good 7 hours to redownload -.-"
[23:37] <kindofabuzz> demonspork, search around in Synaptic, several choices, can't think of any off hand though
[23:37] <bastid_raZor> demonspork; you could install netspeed then add it to your panel
[23:37] <kindofabuzz> btop i think is one
[23:37] <Sebastianito> hi where are the settings for my graphic card?
[23:37] <phineas> kindofabuzz it still say's  "No such file or directory"
[23:38] <GodfatherofEire1> Ah, wait, never mind, I'm thinking you meant for USB
[23:38] <GodfatherofEire1> Sorry
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> Sebastianito: what make / model?
[23:38] <kindofabuzz> phineas, i still don't know what you're trying to do other than compiling something
[23:38] <GodfatherofEire1> Spherous, see above
[23:38] <jereth> can anyone assit me with a ubuntu /wine/sea3d issue
[23:38] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: im using eee pc and i just want to check the settings of it, because its running in minimal right now
[23:38] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, you have data on that partition you need to keep?
[23:38] <EADG> kindofabuzz: phineas needs to learn how to cd to a dir.
[23:39] <kindofabuzz> cd /dir
[23:39] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, from what i've seen so far recovering is quite eehm ... hard
[23:39] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: i dont know the name of the graphic card
[23:39] <phineas> I figured out how to cd
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> Sebastianito: run lspci, it will tell you your video card
[23:39] <Spherous> GodfatherofEire1: Yeah, I just opened KTorrent and it yelled at me saying it was corrupted and started to redownload it itself D: Hopefully it goes fast
[23:39] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild, yes
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> jereth: winehq will give hints how to get your app running
[23:39] <phineas> I have the package on my desktop
[23:39] <n2diy> does gnome have an app. like Kdevelop?
[23:39] <kindofabuzz> phineas, cd ~/Desktop
[23:39] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: I take it that could be a problem?
[23:39] <jereth> uh i tried there its not a listed app it runs i just have no map
[23:39] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
[23:40] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, not a problem, it would just be easier to recreate it all. However, i'll see if i can find a safe way of fixing it.
[23:40] <GodfatherofEire1> hischild: how hard is "hard"?
[23:40] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: restart did not help. no connections showing in the wired connections gui and connection still appearing disabled.
[23:40] <ActionParsnip> Sebastianito: then you'll need to configutre your system for that card, you'll probably find you have the driver installed
[23:41] <phineas> kindofabuzz, maybe if I put sudo in front of "./configure"?
[23:41] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, took me 4 hours to get my xfs drive back up and running, i succeeded at it in the middle of the night ... we'll get it working.
[23:41] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: then how do i configure?
[23:41] <kindofabuzz> phineas, no
[23:41] <kindofabuzz> no need to
[23:41] <kindofabuzz> unless that folder is unzipped to something your user doesn't have permissions
[23:41] <kindofabuzz> untarrd*?
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> Sebastianito: webseach that card and you will get guides on how to set it up. Yuo could even websearch ubuntu on eee pc and get exact guides
[23:42] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: does sudo /sbin/ifup eth1 work?
[23:42] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, whatever you do, DO NOT mount the drives read/write until we're done and all that. Don't even try to write to them, it can only screw things up.
[23:42] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: thats what i've done and i installed a configured kernel for my eee pc and when i restarted i got these settings
[23:42] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, what are you on right now? a live cd?
[23:42] <phineas> kindofabuzz, I dont know If I have to compile it or install it how can I tell which one I have to do?
[23:42] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: Iĺl try it
[23:42] <kindofabuzz> phineas, untar the source to your desktop, then cd ~/Desktop/<source dir name>, ./configure, make, sudo make install
[23:43] <Spherous> Ugh, shitty, gotta redownload this thing at an average of 8KB/s I really wish I could get faster internet here.. -.-"!
[23:43] <jojozhou> hey
[23:43] <jojozhou> how do I complete uninstall firefox?
[23:43] <kindofabuzz> phineas, you have to compile it first before it can install, it's just code
[23:43] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: it reports eth1 already configured
[23:43] <kindofabuzz> jojozhou, sudo aptitude purge firefox, then rm -Rf ~/.mozilla
[23:44] <georgy_28> phineas, : what package you try to compile ?
[23:44] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, you have enough space to make a full copy of the entire drive to work on?
[23:44] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, on a different disc ofcourse.
[23:44] <phineas> georgy_28, that would be a "lib usb"
[23:44]  * Symmetria dances a happy dance as his ubuntu box running a squid rproxy finally gets some load and seems to be handling it well
[23:44] <Symmetria> heh pushing 48 hits a second now
[23:44] <phineas> I got it!
[23:45] <kindofabuzz> yay!
[23:45] <phineas> Thank's guy's
[23:45] <GodfatherofEire> hischild, I think I might've missed a bit, my wireless cut out on me
[23:45] <georgy_28> great
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, you probably did indeed.
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, took me 4 hours to get my xfs drive back up and running, i succeeded at it in the middle of the night ... we'll get it working.
[23:45] <phineas> Ive been trying to figure this out for 1 over a year
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: ok, does ifconfig eth1 look good?
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, whatever you do, DO NOT mount the drives read/write until we're done and all that. Don't even try to write to them, it can only screw things up.
[23:45] <Sebastianito> ActionParsnip: u dont know whats wrong?
[23:45] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: checking
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, what are you on right now? a live cd?
[23:45] <kindofabuzz> phineas, you may want to read about checkinstall, you'd run that instead of make install to create a .deb for future use
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire1, you have enough space to make a full copy of the entire drive to work on? On a different disc ofcourse.
[23:45] <GodfatherofEire> hischild: yep, livecd
[23:45] <phineas> ok
[23:45] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, see the above.
[23:46] <GodfatherofEire> hischild, wait, what? on the last bit
[23:46] <kindofabuzz> phineas, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo
[23:46] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, you have a second disc that is larger then the disc with the broken partitions?
[23:46] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: yes eth1 looks ok on ifconfig
[23:46] <GodfatherofEire> hischild: er no
[23:47] <phineas> kindofabuzz, you have been very helpful! but I have to go now.
[23:47] <phineas> bye everyone
[23:47] <phineas> all 1300 of you :p
[23:47] <zbyszek> hi
[23:47] <zbyszek> error while loading shared libraries: libvorbisfile.so.3: cannot open shared object file
[23:47] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, hmm kk, so even more careful work is required then. Any partitions mounted?
[23:47] <zbyszek> what should i do now?
[23:47] <GodfatherofEire> hischild: nope
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: then you win, yes?
[23:48] <[David]WS> Why was Until_It_Sleeps banned?
[23:48] <[David]WS> He's asking me in another channel
[23:48] <[David]WS> he forgets
[23:48] <jrib> [David]WS: tell him to join #ubuntu-ops
[23:48] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, no swap either?
[23:49] <[David]WS> {{done}}
[23:49] <GodfatherofEire> hischild, not even thats mounted
[23:49] <GodfatherofEire> thats /dev/sda5
[23:49] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: sadly no... it still says networking is disabled and no wired connection appears in the box
[23:50] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, you have any place you can dump the files?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: if ifconfig says you have an ip, it doesnt matter what anything else says
[23:50] <GodfatherofEire> hischild, as a matter of fact, yes
[23:50] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: you are right - ignoring the gui reports i just tried the browser and it connected fine.
[23:50] <GodfatherofEire> Would take a while though
[23:51] <n2diy> Anybody here working with PIC microcontrollers with Ubuntu?
[23:51] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: thanks for your help - where did you learn this stuff?
[23:51] <noamsml> Does anyone know why, when compiling something on a 64-bit OS, I'd get "error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set"
[23:51] <noamsml> ?
[23:52] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, well, there's a number of options we can go with. We can go ahead and try to set your old partition table back, see if we can rescue individual files or back up a paritition in general.
[23:52] <cris_core> The repeat keys function on my computer is to fast so that it triggers to easily, even when I have it set to the longest setting. Is there a way to fix this?
[23:54] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, if you want to check for yourself, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[23:54] <GodfatherofEire2> hischild, sorry, my internet connection is a little... unreliable
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: i like to know where configs are held rather than use guis
[23:54] <hischild> GodfatherofEire2, np. we've got some options around, you have any preference? --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[23:54] <ActionParsnip> Whippy: im black belt google-fu and 2nd dan ask.com-chi
[23:54] <kindofabuzz> noamsml, you probably have to tell the copiler to use both provessors or soemthing
[23:54] <kindofabuzz> processors*
[23:55] <Until_It_Sleeps> :O
[23:55] <hischild> noamsml, because your CPU doesn't support a 64bit arch.
[23:55] <GodfatherofEire2> hischild, whatever gets my hd workin
[23:55]  * Until_It_Sleeps can speak!
[23:55] <noamsml> hischild: I'm running a 64-bit OS
[23:56] <noamsml> It seems that editing the makefile and changing ix86 to x86_64 eliminated it
[23:56] <hischild> noamsml, the error looks like a kernel error to me
[23:56] <hischild> GodfatherofEire2, any preferences on it?
[23:56] <GodfatherofEire2> hischild: whatever is the least likely to do damage
[23:56] <Until_It_Sleeps> So, It says I need "Kubuntu" to install MCE. Is that just an application, or a full blown OS?
[23:57] <GodfatherofEire2> hischild, so basically, not really, provided they mostly work the same
[23:57] <stroyan> cris_core:  You can also read and set the repeat rate with the xset command.  That may allow a larger range for the delay time.
[23:57] <cris_core> Hello room. I hope someone can help me. The repeat keys function on my computer is to fast so that it triggers to easily, even when I have it set to the longest setting. Is there a way to fix this? I am running ubuntu 8.10
[23:57] <Until_It_Sleeps> ach, such a quick transition from XP to Ubuntu O_o
[23:57] <cris_core> Ok How do you set the xset. I am very new to Ubuntu
[23:58] <hischild> GodfatherofEire, what storage device you got to store the files on?
[23:58] <stroyan> cris_core:  The "long" delay from the "keyboard preferences" dialog is 1.5 seconds.  That seems plenty long.
[23:58] <cris_core> It does not work for me. At the longest setting  it's still about .3 sec or so
[23:59] <hischild> type faster?
[23:59] <Whippy> ActionParsnip: cool! thanks again - Iĺl post a low pri query on the forums to get the gui bit sorted.
[23:59] <Whippy> bye all
[23:59] <frozennoodle> anyone know how to make transparent menu bars
[23:59] <GodfatherofEire2> hischild: sorry bout that, 16gig USB
[23:59] <stroyan> cris_core:  You can start a terminal with "applications accessories terminal" menu item.  Then type "xset q" to see the settings.
[23:59] <GodfatherofEire2> But I have 40 gigs of data, so not larger than the Hdd