[00:00] <gnufs> hello all (again)
[00:00] <gnufs> any ideas on doing a free (gobuntu style) with intrepid?
[00:00] <BLZ> jedimindlappy:  hmmm that is odd...
[00:00] <Until_It_Sleeps> But I will take the easy fix for now until I can nail down how to use Terminal
[00:00] <jedimindlappy> BLZ: could it be because im connected wirelessly? i dont see why that should matter though
[00:01] <BLZ> gnufs:  i guess the dirty hack would be to install ubuntu and remove everything you don't want
[00:01] <BLZ> jedimindlappy:  maybe that's just to configure vpn servers?  i dunno
[00:01] <nemp> can someone help mi with compiling driver for graphic card?
[00:01] <nemp> me*
[00:01] <BLZ> Until_It_Sleeps:  oh you'll definitely want to be familiar with the terminal lol
[00:01] <skinofstars1> gnufs: or to do a minimal install and build up from there
[00:01] <jedimindlappy> BLZ: well its to connect to VPN Since all the other options are networking options as opposed to daemons...
[00:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> lol
[00:02] <BLZ> jedimindlappy:  right.  i really don't know
[00:02] <jedimindlappy> BLZ: fair enough, thanks
[00:02] <BLZ> jedimindlappy:  yeah np
[00:02] <gnufs> skinofstars1, BLZ: there is a way to do a free and complete install with ubuntu hardy
[00:02] <jedimindlappy> anyone else have any ideas on why i cant seem to add a VPN connection?
[00:02] <gnufs> what happened to that?
[00:02] <nemp> can someone help me with compiling driver for graphic card? x)
[00:03] <fonzarelli> nemp: what kind of graphic card do you have
[00:03] <BLZ> gnufs:  then do the hardy install and then upgrade it
[00:03] <nemp> via chrome9
[00:03] <nemp> i have openchrome driver
[00:03] <nemp> but i have trouble compiling
[00:03] <FlareDS> !repeat | nemp
[00:04] <exodus_ms> I need to convert some html documents to plain text. I've been using html2text to convert downloaded web pages to plain text. Is there a way to use wget, w3m or lynx to download a web page as a text file?
[00:04] <gnufs> BLZ: i'd like to know what happened to the free install option in newer releases?
[00:05] <gnufs> but i can't find any info online
[00:05] <BLZ> gnufs:  yeah i have no idea... sorry
[00:05] <ryanprior> gnufs: They decided to keep it to the LTS releases, for now.
[00:05] <gnufs> damn...
[00:05] <grendal_prime> is there a way to get vnc to work with compiz?
[00:06] <Until_It_Sleeps> yeah. I've used Windows XP for quite a long time. I've only used ubuntu for a month or 2, and even then, I still have a laptop with both versions of XP on it.
[00:06] <YankDownUnder> Anyone know about how much of a d/l it takes to apt-get all the KDE stuff?
[00:06] <jedimindlappy> this much |----------------------------------------|
[00:06] <ryanprior> gnufs: The Free Software Foundation's gNewSense project has spawned a collection of scripts which can be used to remove non-free bits from Ubuntu, however.
[00:06] <YankDownUnder> jedimindlappy, Wow...way cool... ;)
[00:07] <carpii> Yank, its not a huge amount
[00:07] <ryanprior> gnufs: Get in contact with them to get a sense of how up-to-date it is with the latest Ubuntu releases.
[00:07] <carpii> im guessing maybe 140 meg or something
[00:07] <jedimindlappy> in 8.10 in the network manager at the top i click and goto VPN Conntection > Configure VPN - and it pops up the Network Connections dialogue, except that i cant click "Add" in the VPN tab, its grayed out - all the other networking options let me Add connections .... am i missing something ? anyone want to venture a guess?
[00:07] <YankDownUnder> carpii, Not huge - er...ok...I'm not huge...so in relation to er...?
[00:07] <gnufs> ryanprior: i _am_ a gNewSense user and contributor :-)
[00:07] <YankDownUnder> 140mb is alright...200mb is actually all right...more? Nah...not all right...
[00:08] <jedimindlappy> you draw the line at 200mb?
[00:08] <Burlynn> its a 100 megs just for the kde libs
[00:08] <[kEvn]> can someone put about:plugins in their firefox and tell me what you have under Showkwave Flash
[00:08] <ryanprior> gnufs: Alright, you've got the idea then. :-)
[00:08] <YankDownUnder> jedimindlappy, I draw the line with crayons, really...
[00:08] <timob> who needs help...
[00:08] <jedimindlappy> timob: pick me!
[00:08] <YankDownUnder> I need help, but this ain't the psych ward...
[00:08] <khaled> #join #screen
[00:08] <timob> whos got issues...
[00:09] <jedimindlappy> timob: i cant seem to add a vpn connection
[00:09] <YankDownUnder> khaled, Mate, it's "/join #screen"
[00:09] <jedimindlappy> when i get to the network connections dialogue, under the VPN tab, Add is grayed out
[00:09] <khaled> Yeah, sorry about that :)
[00:09] <timob> jedimindlappy: in network manager?
[00:09] <jedimindlappy> but its the only one, all the other connections are fine
[00:09] <jedimindlappy> i can add at will
[00:10] <jxander> i am using moblock... is there any way to use it without root access, so that it won't prompt me for root password each time i start or stop it?
[00:10] <jedimindlappy> does vpn have any dependencies im not aware of ?
[00:10] <timob> jedimindlappy: maybe you need some extra packages ...
[00:10] <jedimindlappy> timob: any idea what those might be ?
[00:10] <timob> jedimindlappy: whats the vpn software you are trying to connect to?
[00:10]  * YankDownUnder is getting decaffinated
[00:10] <YankDownUnder> Y'all have a good one...ciao
[00:10] <jedimindlappy> timob: does it matter? its some corporate one from work - no idea ; but it wont let me click on "Add" at all so i havent even gotten that far
[00:11] <timob> jedimindlappy: i think there are packages for each ie, you could add the openvpn package ...
[00:11] <trimeta> I'm about to do something dangerous that might wipe my system. My /home partition is backed up, as is my /etc folder; is there anything else I should save? If I lose everything, what would I need (in addition to /home and /etc) to recreate my system? In particular, how do I back up my list of installed programs?
[00:12] <timob> trimeta: /var/log/dpkg has a log of installed packages
[00:13] <phasegen> anyone running intrepid x64 and and have problems with a persistent search bar?  I try to remove it, and every time I restart firefox, it reappears...
[00:13] <FlareDS> trimeta: get a list /usr/bin too
[00:14] <kitche> phasegen: you mean the google search bar?
[00:14] <carpii> trimeta, you might like to install FEBE firefox extension, so you can easily restore all your fx extensions, saved passwords etc too
[00:14] <trimeta> timob: I'll grab that.
[00:15] <trimeta> carpii: Those are in my profile directory, aren't they?
[00:15] <phasegen> kitche: that's the one
[00:15] <trimeta> Which is in ~/.mozilla/firefox/whatever
[00:15] <ryanprior> I want to run an application and restrict it to just one of my CPU cores. How do I do that?
[00:15] <carpii> yes trimeta, but personally ive not had that much luck restoring them all properly just by copying them
[00:15] <trimeta> carpii: Fair enough. I'll try that.
[00:15] <Guest16389> Would someone please point me to the solution of "Authentication required by wireless network". Ever since i updated my system i keep getting wireless connection authentication comming on
[00:15] <kitche> phasegen: hmm mine is gone once I remove it how are you trying to remove it exactly?
[00:16] <Guest16389> i looked all over but was unable to find it
[00:16] <[kEvn]> can someone put about:plugins in their firefox and tell me what you have under Showkwave Flash
[00:16] <jedimindlappy> pudly@lapper:~$ sudo apt-get vpnc
[00:16] <jedimindlappy> E: Invalid operation vpnc ... what the?
[00:17] <JesperHansen> jedimindlappy: forgot the install?
[00:17] <jedimindlappy> *facepalm*
[00:17] <phasegen> kitche: right click on the navigation bar, click customize, and drag it into the box of goodies and off the bar
[00:18] <kitche> phasegen: yep mine stays away on a firefox3 restart
[00:18] <JesperHansen> jedimindlappy: sign 1 of "you need a break"
[00:18] <Guest16389> anyone willing to help>?
[00:18] <FlareDS> jedimindlappy: sudo apt-get install cpnc
[00:18] <phasegen> kitche:  mine comes back every time
[00:18] <FlareDS> vpnc*
[00:19] <kitche> phasegen: wonder if it's a permission issue on the .firefox directory what's your permissions for the firefox directory oin your home ls -l
[00:19] <Orphis> Is there any autofs/automount guru here ? I've got a bug with it that occurs in Ubuntu and Debian even though it seems I'm using it in a regular and simple way
[00:19] <usr13> [kEvn]: Shockwave Flash  See: http://pastebin.ca/1320092
[00:19] <Orphis> Even the guys in #debian couldn't solve it, maybe you can ?
[00:20] <phasegen> kitche: it says I own it and can edit and delete files
[00:20] <JesperHansen> Orphis: state the bug :)
[00:21] <Orphis> So JesperHansen, I'm trying to access to my Win box through Samba and autofs
[00:21] <[kEvn]> usr13, thanks....weird thats exactly what i have..but my flash player won't play flash objects :(
[00:21] <kitche> phasegen: well something like this drwx------ for the permissions?
[00:22] <usr13> [kEvn]: May need java as well, not sure tho.
[00:22] <Orphis> I've created my credential file in /etc/auto.smb.hostname and it works fine (like running mount directly and supplying the credentials option)
[00:22] <phasegen> kitche: I even deleted the whole .mozilla directory once and logged out, logged back in, and restarted firefox to be sure...
[00:22] <usr13> [kEvn]: Are you current with updates?
[00:22] <[kEvn]> usr13,  yea i've sudo apt-get update
[00:23] <Orphis> The problem is JesperHansen that ls /smb/myhost/sharename doesn't work... I've looked at the debug output but nothing seems to tell what's the problem
[00:23] <usr13> [kEvn]: Did you let it get behind and just caught up?
[00:23] <carpii> wow i cant believe i used evolution under kde for past 6 months. KMail is sooo much nicer
[00:23] <[kEvn]> usr13, i just installed ubuntu yesterday... so ...
[00:23]  * JesperHansen hates people without a letter as the first character of an irc nick. Makes it harder to tab nick :P
[00:24] <usr13> [kEvn]: 8.10 ?
[00:24] <Orphis> And weird thing, autofs works if I put a static file with the smb mapping (edited a little)
[00:24] <[kEvn]> usr13,  yea
[00:24] <walbert> Now that I've gotten rid of windows, how do I increase the size of my root partition for ubuntu?
[00:24] <rods> Anyone know how to install morrowind? I'm a WINE newbie
[00:24] <phasegen> kitche: I should note that this is a clean install as of yesterday, with all the updates...
[00:24] <JesperHansen> Orphis: My brain is currently unavailable, but I am thinking
[00:24] <carpii> rods, just run the installer
[00:25] <carpii> walbert, try gparted
[00:25] <usr13> [kEvn]: What happens when you try to play flash video?
[00:25] <Tozarian> hi, I am having some problems with getting aircrack to work
[00:25] <rods> Carpii you mean the autorun when it starts?
[00:25] <usr13> [kEvn]: What happens when you try to play youtube video?
[00:25] <[kEvn]> usr13, the object does not appear on the page
[00:25] <carpii> rods, or find the setup.exe yes
[00:25] <rods> k
[00:25] <[kEvn]> usr13, as if the actual <div> containing the object is filtered out
[00:25] <usr13> [kEvn]: Does it give an error?  Or just blank white space where the video should be playing?
[00:26] <punto> hi.. will I have to upgrade my ubuntu version to have the new KDE?
[00:26] <[kEvn]> usr13, well the page collapes around where the <div> object should be
[00:26] <noon> looking for a lightweight mp3 player, any suggestions? rhythm box is locking up on me (5000+ mp3s, older pc)
[00:26] <[kEvn]> usr13, is it possible to reinstall firefox?
[00:26] <[kEvn]> usr13, or that wouldn't help?
[00:26] <JesperHansen> Orphis: will try something when kernel compile is done
[00:27] <geoffrian> can anyone help with a technical problem?
[00:27] <[kEvn]> usr13, maybe its just a ubuntu v10 thing
[00:27] <cypher1> hi is the logitech audiohub has any problems in using with ubuntu ? This is because i am thinking of buying one
[00:27] <HormonaDelCrecim> Hello everybody. How I do in order to get my Ekiga SIP VoIP working with pulseaudio?
[00:27] <julian2495322> are there any gpu accelerated programs available for ubuntu
[00:28] <ubuntuuser234234> noon, I use mpd and an mpd client :)
[00:28] <usr13> [kEvn]: I had a friend that was behind on updates that reported similar behaviour. She was running 8.04 and was behind on updates.  I told her to catch up, and it did not help.  She upgraded to 8.10 and that fixed it.  She didn't even need to install flash, was already working.
[00:28] <geoffrian> I have a Via processor in my netbook which has 1.2Ghz, but Ubuntu only uses 599Mhz and says its 100%
[00:29] <[kEvn]> usr13, so you're saying that if we were friends my problem would be solved?
[00:29] <[kEvn]> usr13, hehe
[00:29] <usr13> [kEvn]: So I do not think it is 8.10 thing.
[00:29] <ubuntuuser234234> geoffrian, it is often easier to just ask the question. Don't know if I can help until I know what you need :)
[00:29] <[kEvn]> usr13, hmm k i'll just keep trying stuff..its not the end of the world
[00:29] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: try cat /proc/cpuinfo and see what it says there
[00:29] <ubuntuuser234234> geoffrian, seems I was late in my response
[00:29] <punto> or if you were a chick
[00:29] <usr13> [kEvn]: Yes, that is correct.  All of my friends have perfect systems.
[00:29] <[kEvn]> usr13,  the youtube and hulu withdrawls havn't set in yet
[00:30] <grendal_prime> has anyone used and "on mount fail" type script with nfs...
[00:30] <grendal_prime> im trying to build a reduntant nfs server.
[00:31] <fluitfries_> i've installed xubuntu fine on my SATA drive, but when i hook up my IDE drives afterward, i can't boot into xubuntu anymore.  what gives?
[00:31] <matt____> When can I apt-get upgrade to KDE4.2?
[00:31] <holyguyver> I started this 20 hours ago & this is what it says now: Checking for blocks (read-only test): 12999928/122095999
[00:31] <usr13> fluitfries_: Sounds like a hardware issue.
[00:31] <geoffrian> I did that.  It said 599Mhz
[00:32] <punto> your bios thinks that the IDE drive is hda
[00:32] <usr13> fluitfries_: Make sure your PC is set to boot the correct drive.
[00:32] <walbert> matt: probably when kubuntu 9.4 comes out
[00:32] <punto> they usually have an option to swap them
[00:32] <fluitfries_> punto: my BIOS is set to boot the sata master with xubuntu as the first boot device.
[00:32] <matt____> walbert: What? No way...I don't know if I like the way this works...
[00:32] <cypher1> does anybody use logitech audiohub with ubuntu ?
[00:32] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: And you're bios info also says 1.2GHz or 599MHz?
[00:33] <punto> fluitfries_: yeah, but when there's an ide present, it shows up as hda, so even if you boot from the sata one, it'll think the ide is hda
[00:33] <fluitfries_> punto: how can i change that?
[00:33] <punto> fluitfries_: you should check if the bios has an option to invert them, they usually do
[00:33] <robertz> how do i make my webcam framerate faster? is it possible?
[00:33] <walbert> matt: You can download/install Kubuntu 9.4 right now, it's still alpha and probably not entirely stable, but it has kde 4.2
[00:33] <ubuntuuser234234> robertz, it is never going to be faster than it says on the box...
[00:34] <geoffrian> The BIOS says that it is a 1.2Ghz processor along with the Gnome System Monitor, but typing that code into the terminal says 599.8Mhz
[00:34] <usr13> fluitfries_: You may have to unplug the drives and change the grub menu list and more than likely a bunch of other stuff too.
[00:34] <matt____> walbert: Hmm..when is it supposed to come out?
[00:34] <fluitfries_> punto: ok, i'll look again, thanks.
[00:34] <robertz> oh man. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[00:34] <robertz> thanks
[00:34] <walbert> Matt:  8.4 is 4/2008, 8.10 is 10/2008, 9.4, therefor, is 4/2009
[00:34] <fluitfries_> usr13: when i first installed linux i tried to install grub to the first boot device, but it never worked until i unplugged all the ides and just installed grub to the sata.
[00:34] <usr13> fluitfries_: In other words, unplug the new drives and make the changes and then plug them back in.  But be suer and take a snapshot of the current configuration to see what needs to be done.
[00:34] <matt____> walbert: sO NOT MUCH LONGER...I'LL WAIT!
[00:35] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: I am thinking it was just a fluke
[00:35] <usr13> fluitfries_: That's interesting.
[00:35] <fluitfries_> usr13: is there a way i can just reinstall grub from the xubuntu cd without reinstalling everything?
[00:36] <fluitfries_> usr13: that way i could try putting it on all the drives until i find one that works.  :P
[00:36] <usr13> fluitfries_: Well, you may only need to boot from a live boot CD and fix grub.
[00:36] <geoffrian> The gnome applet CPU Freq Scaling Monitor says 599Mhz.  That is when I first discovered it
[00:37] <fluitfries_> usr13: ok, so if i boot off the live cd, i can use the gui to manage grub?
[00:37] <usr13> fluitfries_: You may have a hardware issue.  Something configured wrong, jumper in wrong place,  defective hardware, etc.
[00:38] <geoffrian> JesperHansen: It's confusing why Ubuntu doesn't use the full power.
[00:38] <fluitfries_> usr13: possibly, but i'm pretty sure it's not that.  i haven't tinkered with it enough to declare a hardware issue, since i don't even know how to reinstall/manage grub.  :)
[00:38] <usr13> fluitfries_: Try the recovery option and look at the situation, see that all the drives are accessable and what order they are in and how they are named, etc and just go from there.
[00:38] <occy> nothing in topic about kde 4.2 ?
[00:39] <fluitfries_> usr13: recovery, ok will give it a shot.  thanks!
[00:39] <usr13> fluitfries_: Try the recovery option and look at the situation, see what is different.
[00:39] <mystery> Hello everyone
[00:39] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: does the Via processor scale speed?
[00:39] <occy> !kde4.2
[00:39] <geoffrian> The Via website says it does.
[00:39] <usr13> !kde4
[00:39] <geoffrian> Ubuntu does not support it though, or I have the wrong kernel.
[00:41] <geoffrian> JesperHansen: Maybe there is a system library I need or a different kernel or something else...?
[00:41] <mystery> I am having weird problems in firefox. for some reason my search button in google wont click and my back button has disappeared
[00:42] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: uhmmm... can you pastebin your entire cpuinfo?
[00:43] <ubundude> i need a working link for 8.04.1 alternate amd64
[00:43] <v21> question: where does gnome-mount mount things? I have mounted an iso to install something, but it is a script that should be ran from the commandline, and i can only see it in nautilus
[00:43] <ubundude> all the ones on the site are 404ing for me
[00:43] <geoffrian> Sure.  I'll IM you.
[00:45] <geoffrian> JesperHansen: Did you get it?
[00:45] <luke_> Hey, I am wondering how to expand my linux partition.
[00:46] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: yes, left a comment
[00:46] <JesperHansen> geoffrian: gotta check something though with my statement
[00:47] <poizin> =p
[00:47] <revilodraw> Hi! any way to make firefox display the page as it's loading, instead of waiting for everything to load before displaying the page?
[00:47] <scientes> can i suspend and resume from a file?
[00:48] <poizin> revil i think mine does display while its waiting
[00:48] <JesperHansen> revilodraw: please try irc.mozilla.org #firefox
[00:48] <revilodraw> JesperHansen: they are asleep
[00:49] <JesperHansen> revilodraw: really?
[00:49] <mystery> Does anyone know how to fix flash issues with firefox in ubuntu 8.10
[00:49] <revilodraw> JesperHansen: my mistake, ubuntu #firefox are asleep
[00:49] <fluitfries_> is there a decent little gui app for mounting ntfs?
[00:50] <JesperHansen> revilodraw: try the official irc server. They'll know.
[00:50] <scientes> revilodraw, its on irc.mozilla.org
[00:50] <JesperHansen> revilodraw: I would know because I hang out there :P
[00:50] <Tozarian> hi
[00:51] <Bizzeh> hi... i read that ubuntu has teamed up with arm to bring a fully functional version of ubuntu to "low power" devices. would this include any telephony stuff, so ubuntu could be used as a replacment for windows mobile?
[00:51] <revilodraw> JesperHansen:  thank you
[00:51] <Tozarian> there is an ubuntu mobile edition
[00:52] <Bizzeh> is t hat like a "windows mobile edition"?
[00:52] <unr3a1> hey all
[00:52] <Bizzeh> where the only thing in common with the main product is the name
[00:52] <unr3a1> I have a disc that I am trying to copy
[00:53] <unr3a1> I am using brasero burning utility, and it recognizes the original disc as a DVD-RAM disc.... does this mean that if I want to copy it, I have to copy it to a DVD-RAM?  Or can I use a regular DVD+R?
[00:54] <Bizzeh> depends what your trying to copy
[00:58] <unr3a1> Bizzeh:  alright... thank you
[00:58] <iPeter-> Damn, theres none fan controller / overclock controller on Ati drivers : <
[00:59] <asd> Hi, my linksys usb wireless card isin't being recognized (on) by ubuntu, when I go suid lsfw -C it shows that it's disabled, and when I lsusb the wifi card is there it just isin't turned on, does anybody know the command line to turn my wifi card on?
[00:59] <jonathanmiller> is this where I can get help?
[00:59] <timob> !ask
[01:00] <jonathanmiller> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic_2.6.27-7.16_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-7-generic' before installing new version
[01:01] <letalis> woudl it hose my system if i used the 64 bit kernel on a 32bit setup of ubuntu?
[01:02] <unique> does anyone know how can i pick which files to download using rtorrent if the torrent has lots of files?
[01:02] <neura> letalis, I have no idea, but I would guess it can't be done
[01:02] <neura> Simply because don't all the applications have to be 64 bit?
[01:02] <neura> but maybe I'm wrong, I have no idea
[01:03] <letalis> i just noticed even a 32 bit setup of ubuntu has the lib64 folder, i wasnt sure if perhaps it could be doe or not since it appears to have the environment setup for it.
[01:04] <jonathanmiller> sorry, if that was not clear... when I am updating I get the following error E: /var/cache/apt/archives/linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic_2.6.27-7.16_i386.deb: unable to make backup link of `./boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-7-generic' before installing new version
[01:05] <jrib> jonathanmiller: pastebin the entire input and output
[01:05] <Uplink> how can i install ArchLinux from my ubuntu?
[01:05] <v21> unique: can't remeber the command, you you change the priority of all of the files recursivly to "don't download" then you go up the priority of the ones you want
[01:06] <unique> hum
[01:07] <jonathanmiller> I am using the Update manager, for the first time it had 300 or so updates. I told it to install all. One of them is a kernel image. I hit the button to install it. It attempts to install it and gives me that message.
[01:07] <Louis> how can i access the cups web interface from a remote machine on the local network?
[01:07] <fu[h]ry> hey, i'm having a few issues with named on Hardy. it's crashing with an "assertion failed" message dumped to daemon.log
[01:08] <fu[h]ry> Jan 27 14:50:49 apollo named[30349]: adb.c:920: INSIST((((namehook) != ((void *)0)) && (((const isc__magic_t *)(namehook))->magic == ((('a') << 24 | ('d') << 16 | ('N') << 8 | ('H')))))) failed
[01:08] <Louis> I kow i have to edit cupsd.conf... but what's the line?
[01:08] <fu[h]ry> Jan 27 14:50:49 apollo named[30349]: exiting (due to assertion failure)
[01:08] <iPeter-> fu[h]ry, use pastebin next time.
[01:08] <fu[h]ry> Louis, make sure it listens on 0.0.0.0 (not 127.0.0.1)
[01:08] <iPeter-> !pastebin
[01:08] <fu[h]ry> i'm familiar with pastebining, generally that's for 3 lines and more but i get your point.
[01:09] <Louis> fu[h]ry:  thanks!  So it's listen 0.0.0.0:631?
[01:09] <fu[h]ry> Louis: yes
[01:09] <Louis> fu[h]ry:  thanks!
[01:09] <iPeter-> does someone have an ati radeon hd 4870 OC on ubuntu?
[01:09] <fu[h]ry> Louis: make sure that it's also set to allow requests
[01:09] <Louis> fu[h]ry:  how do i do that?
[01:09] <fu[h]ry> something along the lines of Order allow, deny and then Allow from ....
[01:10] <fu[h]ry> http://paste.ubuntu.com/110610/
[01:11] <fu[h]ry> named issue.
[01:11] <devin> can anyone help me with a rogers rocket mobile internet stick?
[01:11] <iPeter-> Oh, i hope my ati wont blow when im sleeping, i changed fanspeed and for now the temperature is ~60'c
[01:11] <iPeter-> i'd just would know how to set it back to auto :D
[01:12] <iPeter-> aticonfig --pplib-cmd "set fanspeed 0 40" i used this command to get fan speed on 40 %
[01:12] <calliope> hi there, after upgrading to 8.10 i seem to be having a few issues with the gui. this is Gnome. I have windows not refreshing thus I cant see the contents if anything moves and a few times the desktop crashed and restarted and a few times the whole system hung. even when I booted to an earlier kernel like my 7.10 install.
[01:12] <jonathanmiller> !repeat
[01:13] <devin> can anyone help me with a rogers rocket mobile internet stick?
[01:13] <iPeter-> Who is repeating?
[01:13] <jonathanmiller> I am not, but I wanted to
[01:13] <ludri> !patience
[01:13] <calliope> was there a gnome version change from 8.04 to 8.10? can I go back to an earlier version of gnome using synaptic or something else?
[01:13] <iPeter-> :D
[01:14] <Stik> I demand answers pronto
[01:14] <devin> can anyone help me with a rogers rocket mobile internet stick?
[01:14] <kansan> question:  how do i a command so that on every startup it gets executed?
[01:14] <iPeter-> devin, We heard already, don't spam.
[01:14] <devin> sorry, I didn't think I was noticed
[01:14] <Louis> fu[h]ry:  sorry not to be a n00b or anything, but how exactly do i allow access?
[01:14] <Uplink> !backup
[01:14] <Uplink> !clone
[01:16] <tejani> hi
[01:16] <iPeter-> Damn, i assume no one ati user isnt here online now, gotta go to sleep.
[01:16] <x-ip>  hi! i'm on ubuntu 8.10, followed this guide http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2 and added deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-experimental/ubuntu intrepid main to my repositories but what packages should i install to get kde4.2Released ?
[01:17] <david_> hi all
[01:17] <iPeter-> hi
[01:17] <kansan> question:  how do i a command so that on every startup it gets executed?
[01:17] <_Vi_> How would the info on !clone be any different really that of !aptoncd?
[01:17] <david_> Im having a problem getting my DLink wireless USB adapter to work, I dont know of any native support, and ndiswrapper is not working for me, I need a little assitance
[01:18] <binarymutant> how can I highlight something on paste.ubuntu.com?
[01:18] <iPeter-> kansan, Go to System -> Perfences -> Sessions
[01:18] <kansan> iPeter-, cant, need to do it from command line
[01:18] <Stroganoff> x-ip do you have the old kde installed?
[01:18] <shizumasa14> does anyone know how I can connect IRC to yahoo messenger so I can talk with other friends?
[01:18] <iPeter-> oh, cant help you then, sorry.
[01:18] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, use bitlbee
[01:18] <shizumasa14> thanks.
[01:18] <david_> anyone good with usb wireless?
[01:19] <x-ip> Stroganoff, nop
[01:19] <devin> can anyone help me with a rogers rocket mobile internet stick?
[01:19] <kitche> shizumasa14: yep just do /connect im.bitlbee.org and type help to learn how to use it
[01:19] <_Vi_> !bum | kansan
[01:19] <_Vi_> one of those has to be cli ^^^^^^^^^^
[01:19] <thomas1978c> hello, i have done several things to get audio on my new hp pavilion dv41220us and cant get audio. can anyone help me with this issue? i am a little confused.
[01:19] <david_> Hmmm anyone Bueller Bueller?
[01:20] <jimi_hendrix> to downgrade to 32-bit from 64-bit i need to reinstall, right?
[01:20] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, Do you have pulseaudio  installed?
[01:20] <Stroganoff> x-ip i'm hoping you followed the instruction precisely. now just install the metapackage: kubuntu-desktop
[01:20] <_Vi_> jimi_hendrix: yes
[01:20] <thomas1978c> idk
[01:20] <thomas1978c> i have removed pulseaudio once already
[01:20] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, what program you use to listen music?
[01:20] <thomas1978c> but im new, and unsure
[01:20] <david_> I have an old Dlink usb wireless I just need help with Ndiswrapper
[01:20] <iPeter-> what programs you have tried to get audio out?
[01:21] <x-ip> Stroganoff, ok, thanks :)
[01:21] <thomas1978c> i would like to use winamp via wine
[01:21] <jimi_hendrix> anyway i can save all my settings before reinstall (also, is there any advantage to 32-bit over 64-bit if i have 4GB of RAM (thats the max for 32-bit, correct?))
[01:21] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, audacious is just like winamp
[01:21] <david_> thomas1978c,  no winamp sucks
[01:21] <iPeter-> Cant help with it, never tried.
[01:21] <david_> audacious is the way to go
[01:21] <david_> or rythum box oops typo
[01:21] <iPeter-> audacious sucks too..
[01:21] <thomas1978c> whatever, i just need to hear system sounds first off
[01:21] <david_> rythum works for me
[01:21] <david_> thats what i use
[01:22] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, what are you using?
[01:22] <iPeter-> I dont know yet what i should start to use, Audacious looks great but works crappy.
[01:22] <x-ip> Stroganoff, i did a apt-cache show kdebase-plasma and said its vs Version: 4:4.1.2-0ubuntu4
[01:22] <thomas1978c> i cant get audio with my hp laptop right now, so nothing
[01:22] <david_> Ok I need help with Ndiswrapper
[01:22] <x-ip> seems that in metapacka kubuntu-desktop still is the 4.1
[01:22] <x-ip> >.<'
[01:22] <david_> anyone?
[01:22] <iPeter-> Amarok, is just amarok, so it sucks, rythmbox is ugly..
[01:22] <thomas1978c> alsa is the sound program installed<linux noob
[01:22] <david_> rythum box is ugly
[01:22] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, try with audacious and change the sound output to ALSA
[01:22] <david_> but plays well
[01:22] <iPeter-> True.
[01:22] <Stroganoff> x-ip did you run apt-get update?
[01:23] <x-ip> yes Stroganoff
[01:23] <_Vi_> !players | thomas1978c (theres a few more here...)
[01:23] <thomas1978c> i have my sound output configured to alsa already
[01:23] <david_> NDISWRAPPER ANYONE? lol
[01:23] <thomas1978c> audacious supports ati sound drivers?
[01:23] <thomas1978c> linux recognizes my hardware
[01:23] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, Did sounds work on other operating system?
[01:23] <shizumasa14> how do I install bitlbee?  I downloaded it and extracted it to my desktop.
[01:23] <cdeszaq> How can I have a bash command descend into all folders? Basicaly, what is the directory equivalent of *.[extension] ?
[01:23] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, What ati you got?
[01:23] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, make sure your player is using alsa as well
[01:23] <thomas1978c> yeah, vista came on this machine
[01:23] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, What ati you got?
[01:24] <thomas1978c> radeon hybrid
[01:24] <shizumasa14> how do I install bitlbee?  I downloaded it and extracted it to my desktop.
[01:24] <iPeter-> is it HD?
[01:24] <thomas1978c> 2 gigs vid processing
[01:24] <thomas1978c> yes its hd
[01:24] <jrib> shizumasa14: delete what you have download.  Use Synaptic
[01:24] <chetnick> i dont have anymore wine menu, when i click edit menus, cant find it there. How can i get it back?
[01:24] <shizumasa14> k.  thanks.
[01:24] <thomas1978c> i will attack gaming later
[01:24] <Stroganoff> x-ip maybe you forgot the "intrepid main" in your third party software repo line?
[01:24] <thomas1978c> right now i just want to be able to boot and get audio
[01:25] <cdeszaq> Basically, I am trying to get javac to descend into the package directory hierarchy
[01:25] <david_> ok I just need to get my wirless working folks and Ill stay and help with other issues
[01:25] <shizumasa14> how do I use synaptic for bitlbee?
[01:25] <x-ip> nop Stroganoff deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-experimental/ubuntu intrepid main
[01:25] <thomas1978c> i have pulseaudio device chooser open
[01:25] <cbwcjw> david_: You try this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[01:25] <x-ip> as the documentation said
[01:25] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, Go to check out from bios is integrated soundcard on [auto] or [disabled] enable it if it is on auto or disabled
[01:26] <thomas1978c> i have, it is enabled
[01:26] <asd> does anybody know the command to turn on a usb device
[01:26] <iPeter-> Hm..
[01:26] <shizumasa14> how do I use synaptic for bitlbee?
[01:26] <asd> im trying to get my usb wireless working
[01:26] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, is your player using alsa?
[01:26] <Stroganoff> x-ip i don't unterstand then. ask in #kubuntu or #kde
[01:26] <thomas1978c> i think my problem stems from some other program ontop of alsa
[01:26] <kitche> shizumasa14: you don't you, well you can but I just use their own servers
[01:26] <thomas1978c> idk
[01:26] <x-ip> thanks anyway Stroganoff :)
[01:26] <thomas1978c> how do i configure totem to use alsa?
[01:26] <cbwcjw> Can anybody help me out here, I dont get why it wont add the key :D
[01:26] <x-ip> i'll check tomorrow
[01:26] <x-ip> bye all :)
[01:26] <shizumasa14> How do I install it tho?  I am confused.
[01:26] <iPeter-> thomas1978c, So you dont hear system sounds?
[01:26] <cbwcjw> Oh whoops, wrong channel. Sigh.
[01:27] <x-ip> have  a good night!
[01:27] <thomas1978c> no system sounds
[01:27] <shizumasa14> and how do I get on their servers for that matter
[01:27] <david_> cbwcjw, yes ofcourse and many others, the problem is if I give ndiswrapper the correct directoy and .inf file name it says invalid driver, but then I was reading that Ibex has native support for this, I go to the blacklist and its not there,  so Im confused, I just want to get ndiswrapper to use the driver I have, so I can run this crappy old usb wireless
[01:27] <thomas1978c> <brand new machine
[01:27] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, go System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager
[01:27] <grendal_prime> hey by the way i got that to work...x11vnc with compiz
[01:27] <asd> Does anyone know the function key to turn on a usb wireless?
[01:27] <grendal_prime> next bit though..i cant see the mouse cursor. hmmm
[01:27] <iPeter-> Thats weird though.
[01:28] <Louis> I'm trying to enable the cups web interface across any machine on the local network... here's the cupsd.conf file:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110612/
[01:28] <iPeter-> tough*
[01:28] <Louis> what am i missing?
[01:28] <iPeter-> asdasd
[01:28] <iPeter-> anywayz, smoke and sleep, cu.
[01:28] <david_> asd network manager try there first
[01:28] <cbwcjw> david_: nevermind then :P sorry, ndiswrapper has worked in most situations ive had
[01:29] <david_> cbwcjw, ok you give the command sudo ndiswrapper -i ~/directory/thenfilename.inf right?
[01:29] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, go System->Preferences->Sound
[01:29] <thomas1978c> i can get to pulse audio manager and stuff.....
[01:29] <thomas1978c> ok system preferences sound, im there.
[01:30] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, what mixer are you using?
[01:30] <thomas1978c> ty binary mutant
[01:30] <thomas1978c> oh man how do i find out? im new to linux
[01:30] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, should say device: with a drop down box
[01:31] <thomas1978c> i have to learn this system.
[01:31] <thomas1978c> ok
[01:31] <binarymutant> you want alsa
[01:31] <jedimindlappy> how would i go about viewing details for my video card? memory, gpu speed, model, etc ?
[01:31] <thomas1978c> ok, im in the dropdown
[01:31] <thomas1978c> everything is set to alsa
[01:31] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, you want one with alsa in it
[01:31] <Louis> I'm trying to enable the cups web interface across any machine on the local network... here's the cupsd.conf file:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110612/  what am I missing?
[01:31] <phorensic> jedimindlappy: i think u can get model by something like lspci | grep VGA
[01:32] <thomas1978c> only one?
[01:32] <wolter> if i use a virtualbox with a 32bit windows, will i be able to use my 4gb ram?
[01:32] <carpii> is there a kde/gnome app which will show a list of choices (buttons, listbox etc), than i can script from bash for simple interaction?
[01:32] <asd> phorensic: Hey, do you know the command yet to turn my wireless card on LoL :)
[01:32] <phorensic> asd: is it a laptop or something?
[01:32] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, then click test
[01:32] <asd> nope desktop
[01:32] <usser> carpii: something like zenity maybe?
[01:33] <carpii> thanks, ill check it out
[01:33] <thomas1978c> i have and it just keeps on testing and i get no sound
[01:33] <phorensic> asd: hmm lemme think
[01:33] <thomas1978c> does it take a while or something?
[01:33] <asd> phorensic: when I lsusb it's there, so it recognized it, but for somereason it wont turn on.
[01:33] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, do you have a speaker? It happens immediatly
[01:33] <thomas1978c> testing pipeline....
[01:33] <david_> phoresnice I need help with a usb wireless older dlink adapter too if your have a moment
[01:33] <thomas1978c> yeah i have the speakers in this laptop
[01:34] <jedimindlappy> any easy way to check what RPM this harddrive is ?
[01:34] <thomas1978c> they are on, volume is cranked
[01:34] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, open a terminal and pastebin the output from this command:  lsmod
[01:34] <david_> when I use lsusb mine is there
[01:34] <phorensic> asd: I can't remember the commands
[01:35] <usser> how would i go about starting x server upon login on ubuntu server without installing gdm/kdm/xdm?
[01:35] <asd> heheh
[01:35] <thomas1978c> thomas1978c@portablerepair:~$ lsmod
[01:35] <thomas1978c> Module                  Size  Used by
[01:35] <thomas1978c> ipv6                  263972  18
[01:35] <thomas1978c> af_packet              25728  4
[01:35] <thomas1978c> binfmt_misc            16904  1
[01:35] <binarymutant> pastebin
[01:35] <phorensic> asd: do you see it in ifconfig?
[01:36] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, pastebin
[01:36] <thomas1978c> opops* sorry everyone
[01:36] <thomas1978c> pastebin?
[01:36] <_Vi_> any VI  Users, Vi/M got a security update just now O.o
[01:36] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, http://paste.ubuntu.com or pastebin.com
[01:36] <thomas1978c> ok
[01:36] <_Vi_> use ubuntu's if you can thomas1978c
[01:36] <shiloh7> has anyone usedcricket wireless as an isp?
[01:37] <jiffe20> for some reason I have been unable to open kdevelop after a while of runtime without rebooting, I run 'kdevelop --profile CandCppIDE' and it does nothing, I killed all the instances of kdevelop that were running from me trying to open from the menu, but no luck
[01:37] <shizumasa14> sorry for being so stupid but,  What do I need to do with bitlbee to be able to chat with yahoo contacts?
[01:37] <jonathanmiller> how do I make links from the graphical area?
[01:38] <thomas1978c> ok, i posted
[01:38] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, whats the url?
[01:38] <kitche> shizumasa14: connect to it from your irc client and type help once connected and it tells you what you need first you need to add your yahoo account to root
[01:38] <asd> phorensic: i havent checked ifconfig
[01:38] <shizumasa14> how do I download and install it?
[01:38] <thomas1978c> http://pastebin.com/m59c89dba
[01:38] <asd> phorensic: how do i go about doing that, just ifconfig in terminal?
[01:39] <phorensic> asd: if you see the device there try ifconfig <device> up
[01:39] <asd> ok dokey
[01:39] <phorensic> asd: yes
[01:39] <asd> ill give it a try
[01:39] <Chousuke> My external USB hard drive is being used by Linux in USB1.1 mode, instead of full-speed 2.0 mode, rendering it utterly slow. What can I do to fix this?
[01:39] <thomas1978c> tyvm for your help binarymutant:)
[01:39] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, whats the sound card you have again? ati ?
[01:40] <thomas1978c> yes its a radeon series 3200 i think hd integrated
[01:40] <sweetgum> hello i have a major graphics problem, when i try to boot into ubuntu the screen is just "fubar" ubuntu has been working up until this morning, i really need to access my files does anyone have an y ideas about how to fix this, ive tried booting with fail safe mode and it doesnt work
[01:40] <Louis> I'm trying to enable the cups web interface across any machine on the local network... here's the cupsd.conf file:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110612/  what am I missing?
[01:40] <thomas1978c> its their new card that feeds of of system ram for video
[01:41] <thomas1978c> nice card!
[01:41] <thomas1978c> my sli system outperforms it and makes it look weetawded tho
[01:41] <phorensic> sweetgum: have you tried to reconfigure x
[01:41] <sweetgum> phorensic: yes, from the recovery menu?
[01:42] <thomas1978c> i just got this laptop yesterday
[01:42] <sweetgum> phorensic: the login screen works fine, after that it doesnt work
[01:42] <thomas1978c> had to dump microshaft at the curb
[01:42] <Louis> I'm trying to enable the cups web interface across any machine on the local network... here's the cupsd.conf file:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110612/  what am I missing?
[01:42] <phorensic> sweetgum: from the console, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, then try to relog
[01:42] <Louis> anyone?
[01:42] <sweetgum> phorensic: how can i access the console
[01:43] <phorensic> sweetgum: Hmm im not sure what would change between then
[01:43] <carpii> system -> Konsole
[01:43] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, run this command in a terminal:  cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
[01:43] <sweetgum> carpii: i cant access the ubuntu menu, the graphics are messed up, only my login screen works
[01:43] <sweetgum> phorensic: at the login screen if i press ctrl alt f1 will it switch to console?
[01:43] <carpii> ok then after logging in, youre already in a console
[01:44] <sweetgum> carpii: that way?
[01:44] <carpii> yeah or use a different terminal using ALT FKEYS
[01:44] <sweetgum> alright brb
[01:44] <phorensic> sweetgum: ctrl-alt-f4
[01:44] <binarymutant> wait nm
[01:44] <thomas1978c> Codec: IDT 92HD71B7X
[01:44] <thomas1978c> Codec: LSI ID 1040
[01:44] <thomas1978c> ok
[01:45] <thomas1978c> waiting happily and patiently;)
[01:45] <phorensic> sweetgum: ctrl-alt-f7 to return
[01:45] <sweetgum> phorensic: alright gonna try it
[01:45] <thomas1978c> i love that this vers of linux has vmware in it
[01:45] <thomas1978c> coooool
[01:46] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, k, pastebin this command:  dmesg
[01:46] <phorensic> Would anyone like to give me a brief conceptualization of runlevels?
[01:46] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, I don't think I've ever seen a sound issue :/
[01:47] <carpii> phorensic, its the stages the OS goes through as its booting up. run level 3 is typically what its at when its booted. You can set tasks to start at various runlevels, to determine when they should be started/stopped
[01:47] <thomas1978c> binary: http://pastebin.com/m7d4e8e71
[01:47] <thomas1978c> yeah, i kno
[01:47] <thomas1978c> this is weird
[01:48] <thomas1978c> i have been an mcse for years
[01:48] <thomas1978c> i just started linux
[01:48] <thomas1978c> getting the hang of things....
[01:48] <osxdude|l> So...
[01:48] <Azazel-AZ> I am having trouble printing from open office in ubuntu
[01:48] <phorensic> carpii: Thanks, so what would be an example of how this can be helpful in managing your system?
[01:48] <thomas1978c> i havent had a problem with anything other than sound yet
[01:49] <Azazel-AZ> Is there anyone who can help trouble shoot a printing problem?
[01:49] <thomas1978c> and it is making me cranky
[01:49] <ygmaster> hi~
[01:50] <thomas1978c> about to pick up some anti technology for a while like my 1947 harmony broadway archtop.
[01:50] <thomas1978c> the guitar saves the computers life on the regular
[01:50] <Enissay> how to get to the "Backgrounds and Emblems" options under intrepid please?
[01:50] <phorensic> thomas1978c: hahaha
[01:50] <carpii> how to change firefox about:config so that hitting backspace is same as clicking Back button?
[01:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[01:50] <Geoffrey2> is there any straight forward way to move the /home folder to a different partition?
[01:50] <david_> quick question in gnome how can I add 4 desktops?
[01:50] <thomas1978c> ty
[01:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Geoffrey2 yes
[01:51] <Pascal[Quebec]> david_ look the doc
[01:51] <grindking> i just installed a geforce fx 5200, i try to install nvidia restricted drivers and when i click on activate it tries to download and install and then shows a blank box with a big MINUS icon and an ok button
[01:51] <david_> Pascal[Quebec],  ?
[01:51] <ygmaster> ?
[01:51] <_Vi_> grindking: 5200 works great in 8.04 thats what i have :)
[01:51] <Azazel-AZ> I need help printing in Ubuntu
[01:51] <thomas1978c> hello phorensic, glad to meet you all here on this ubuntu chat forum!
[01:52] <phorensic> thomas1978c: likewise
[01:52] <rafase282> Hello, anyone can help me making up a script ?
[01:52] <thomas1978c> java?
[01:52] <phorensic> thomas1978c: Too bad about your audio issues .. i no nothing about that
[01:52] <thomas1978c> yeah, it has me puzzled
[01:52] <_Vi_> know*
[01:53] <jtaji> !home | Geoffrey2
[01:53] <thomas1978c> i think i may have to load a different version, or ewwwww....go back to windows
[01:53] <thomas1978c> i refuse
[01:53] <phorensic> thomas1978c: yah dont do that, keep trying someone will know how to fixit
[01:53] <thomas1978c> i kno
[01:53] <phorensic> I actually use it every now and then and I run back to linux haha
[01:53] <cdeszaq>  /join #eclipse
[01:53] <thomas1978c> im getting impatient though
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Geoffrey2  Do you already have the partition ready
[01:53] <thomas1978c> i have been reading all day
[01:53] <_Vi_> Please try 8.04 LTS before rushing back to windows... :)
[01:53] <thomas1978c> and inserting text
[01:54] <cdeszaq> \join
[01:54] <etix_> hello all
[01:54] <thomas1978c> im not going back<you look scared>
[01:54] <phorensic> thomas1978c: does the audio work in the livecd?
[01:54] <carpii> yeah i recommend 8.04 for anyone. 8.10 is a disaster IMO
[01:54] <sweetgum> phorensic: ive managed to enter the terminal and run that command, then when i try to login to a gnome session the screen is fubar
[01:54] <_Vi_> ty carpii i was trying to put it kindly ;)
[01:54] <thomas1978c> i am so impressed with this system that microsoft will never get another dollar from me
[01:54] <phorensic> carpii: hmm I haven't had any issues with 8.10
[01:54] <sweetgum> phorensic: pressing ctrl alt f4 also casues the screen to go fubar
[01:54] <thomas1978c> no,
[01:54] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, k, add this line to /etc/modprobe.d/options  :    options snd-hda-intel probe_mask=1
[01:54] <thomas1978c> no system sounds
[01:54] <carpii> well my main issue is that it removes kde 3.5
[01:55] <thomas1978c> alsa is enabled
[01:55] <cbwcjw> carpii: no issues here. Oh. That one
[01:55] <carpii> and kde 4.x is still very much an abortion
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> thomas1978c We have a different set of channels for chats and discussions
[01:55] <thomas1978c> ?
[01:55] <thomas1978c> thanks jack
[01:55] <TheFunkbomb> When I enable UFW, sometimes I get this message from Gmail "Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete."
[01:55] <phorensic> sweetgum: hmmm this is after you installed video drivers or what?
[01:55] <cbwcjw> carpii: im installing 4.2 now. Who knows eh?
[01:55] <TheFunkbomb> How do I fix that?
[01:55] <luddite> i have eclipse running in ubuntu and have a problem. when im at work on the intranet i use 192.168.1.4 as the CVS repo. but i use a qualified domain thats cvs.ourdomain.com when im working at home.  I have to keep overwriting the work which sucks. is there a way i can get those two address to be used at once depending upon my location(work or home)?
[01:55] <_Vi_> I hear 4.2 rocks
[01:55] <carpii> yeah maybe 4.2 is better, I havent tried it yet
[01:55] <sweetgum> phorensic: no nothing new has been done, it just randomly stopped working
[01:55] <calliope> hey there I had another crash. having just upgraded to 8.10 with nasty gnome problems, I need to revert back to 8.04. Would it work to change the sources.list to show HardHeron instead of Intrepid entries? and perhaps run it with apt-get isntead of graphically?
[01:55] <carpii> but i just dont like the direction its heading in personally
[01:55] <sweetgum> phorensic: i had it working just fine before shutdown last night, teh thing is i didnt properly shut down i just closed my monitor (laptop)
[01:55] <carpii> with all the plasma crap
[01:55] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, I don't know if it will work, but it's worth a try
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !downgrade
[01:55] <grindking> _vi_: wow, i had my network cable unplugged :D, that's why it wouldn't work
[01:55] <Azazel-AZ> Error during CUPS operation client error forbidden, any help?
[01:56] <_Vi_> cbwcjw: how do you get 4.2?
[01:56] <cbwcjw> vi+carpii: Ill tell you what I think, and yea I agree carpii. If it does work, im using the old-style desktop. Meh.
[01:56] <sweetgum> phorensic: is there a way to reinstall ubuntu and keep all my files?
[01:56] <thomas1978c> wether it does or not, tyvm binary
[01:56] <cbwcjw> vi: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2
[01:56] <_Vi_> ty
[01:56] <jtaji> luddite: we have a pfsense router at work, and I just set it's dns server to resolve whatever.ourdomain.com to the proper internal IP
[01:56] <etix_> need help understanding how to make an ext3 drive i just created, seen in places.
[01:56] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetgum Yes if you created a separate /home partition it is very easy
[01:56] <jtaji> luddite: so it works inside or out with the domain name
[01:56] <James_A> Hello, everyone
[01:56] <sweetgum> jack_sparrow: maybe you can help me out, m screen is fubar if i try to press ctrl alt f4 or attempt to login, all i can access is the login screen and the terminal, id like to try fixing this before i reinstall
[01:56] <carpii> i had to reinstall from scratch today after upgrading to 8.10. I didnt realise it removed the ability to run kde 3.5, so maybe im a bit biased right now :p
[01:57] <ConstantineXVI> sweetgum: you could try booting from a livecd and rm -rf'ing everything but /home, and reinstall from there.  no guarantees though
[01:57] <thomas1978c> how do i get to edc modprobe options?
[01:57] <cbwcjw> James_A: Morning and welcome to #ubuntu
[01:57] <thomas1978c> binarymutant*
[01:57] <_Vi_> carpii: slackware is going KDE 4.*  next release :/
[01:57] <D3RGPS31> i cant ssh remotely to my linux box; it's on, it can be pinged, & it's not a firewall issue
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetgum Did you try the nvidia 180 driver .. I am not suggesting you do, asking if you have
[01:57] <calliope> oh i know a guy named jonathonmiller in asutralia I wonder if it is the same guy or not
[01:57] <sweetgum> Jack_Sparrow: nope, never tried a driver other then the default configuration
[01:57] <carpii> heh, my first linux distro was slackware
[01:57] <sweetgum> ConstantineXVI: run a rm -rf for every folder but home?
[01:58] <carpii> prolly the most difficult distro ive tried
[01:58] <disappearedng> how do I find out which version of ubuntu am I running?
[01:58] <binarymutant> whats the gtk sudo thing everyone tells me about?
[01:58] <sweetgum> ConstantineXVI: is that the literal command?
[01:58] <James_A> Thanks, cbwcjw
[01:58] <cbwcjw> carpii: Im 15, so I really wish I was alive for some of this stuff. My first thing was win 98 :(
[01:58] <luddite> jtaji : mmm- our router is not as good as that
[01:58] <phorensic> sweetgum: Jack_Sparrow is a wizzard so listen to what he tells you ;-)
[01:58] <rafase282> can anyone help me make a shell script?
[01:58] <jtaji> !gksu | binarymutant
[01:58] <thomas1978c> is that in the text editor or terminal?
[01:58] <luddite> it results in a loopback issue
[01:58] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, gksu gedit /etc/modprobe.d/options
[01:58] <Jack_Sparrow> phorensic Thanks for the compliment, but I am winding down for the day
[01:58] <ConstantineXVI> sweetgum: yes, and make sure you've mounted your HD first.  and BE TOTALLY SURE WHAT YOU'RE DELETING before hitting enter
[01:59] <D3RGPS31> i cant ssh remotely to my linux box; it's on, it can be pinged, & it's not a firewall issue; what do i do >.>
[01:59] <calliope> how can I downgrade from 8.10 to 8.04? I have this asus video card S3 something so I need to go back to 8.04
[01:59] <sweetgum> phorensic: im very much so listening :) just waiting for an answer
[01:59] <phorensic> disappearedng: system - about ubuntu
[01:59] <Jack_Sparrow> rafase282 Join the right room  bash, python, java C  etc,
[01:59] <rafase282> thanks
[01:59] <carpii> calliope, you cant. I wouldnt even try personally
[01:59] <_Vi_> !away > Bllasae-Away
[01:59] <_Vi_> gotcha
[01:59] <_Vi_> ;)
[01:59] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetgum Do you have a usb or removeable drive to use as backup of /home so you can nuke the rest
[02:00] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: # Enable double-buffering so gstreamer et. al. work
[02:00] <thomas1978c> options quickcam compatible=2
[02:00] <thomas1978c> # Default hostap to managed mode
[02:00] <thomas1978c> options hostap_pci iw_mode=2
[02:00] <thomas1978c> options hostap_cs iw_mode=2
[02:00] <thomas1978c> # Stop auto-association.
[02:00] <FloodBot1> thomas1978c: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:00] <cbwcjw> hey hey hey! 4.2 just finished. Restart time.
[02:00] <etix_> how can i get windows xp to see my drives on the local network
[02:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > thomas1978c
[02:00] <_Vi_> good luck cbwcjw :)
[02:00] <disappearedng> hey is there a way to upgrade my ubuntu from 8.04 to 8.10?
[02:00] <ConstantineXVI> sweetgum: yeah, a backup would be a Really Good Idea just in case
[02:00] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, you dont need to pastebin it
[02:00] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, just add this line:
[02:00] <calliope> carpii well perhaps I go to the shell to use apt-get to uninstall the gnome desktop and then install an early gnome desktop
[02:00] <david_> has anyone used the Windows wireless driver tool before?
[02:00] <phorensic> sweetgum: He says that you can copy your home folder and be pretty safe, there are some items that don't install there i think. I wish I knew a little more aboutlooking through the logs to see if your screens are crashing or whatever
[02:00] <Jack_Sparrow> disappearedng yes, easy.. open synaptic and look top right for upgrade icon
[02:00] <carpii> disappeared, run sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:00] <luddite> i have sda2-ext2 and sda5 - ext3. I want to combine them. can i?
[02:00] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, options snd-hda-intel probe_mask=1
[02:00] <cbwcjw> david_: Yes.
[02:00] <sweetgum> Jack_Sparrow: I do, how can i access these files, from the terminal?
[02:01] <calliope> carpii  so perhaps install over top with a cd for 8.04
[02:01] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetgum livecd or from a terminal will work   but up to you
[02:01] <_Vi_> cbwcjw: i will wait for your results before trying 4.2
[02:01] <david_> cbwcjw,  Ok I just added my driver it there and it said hardware found, but when I click configure netwrok it says it cannot
[02:01] <disappearedng> Jack_Sparrow I don't see it
[02:01] <cbwcjw> david_: Restart after adding.
[02:01] <carpii> calliope, maybe, although I dont know whether yu can install over top. I did it earlier today and ended up reformatting
[02:01] <david_> gotcha brb thank you
[02:01] <thomas1978c> ok i added, now do i close?
[02:01] <thomas1978c> binarymutant:
[02:01] <sweetgum> Jack_Sparrow: thakn you kind sir, off i go
[02:01] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, ya save and close
[02:02] <Jack_Sparrow> night   all
[02:02] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, then reboot and see if it worked
[02:02] <Geoffrey2> Jack_Sparrow, actually, what I'm trying to do is delete a number of partitions, including the /home partition, and then create new partitions, including a new /home partition
[02:02] <thomas1978c> is that it?
[02:02] <carpii> calliope, backup your home dir, you may well be thankful you did :p
[02:02] <thomas1978c> restart?
[02:02] <D3RGPS31> i cant ssh remotely to my linux box; it's on, it can be pinged, & it's not a firewall issue; what do i do
[02:02] <James_A> do you have ssh enabled, D3RGPS31 ?
[02:02] <thomas1978c> ok, ill be back, thanks binarymutant. sorry for flooding you all. i wont do that again. *
[02:02] <_Vi_> D3RGPS31: is it on a router?
[02:03] <D3RGPS31> James_A yes
[02:03] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, tell me if it worked
[02:03] <thomas1978c> i will
[02:03] <thomas1978c> gimme 2 minutes
[02:03] <Geoffrey2> and I missed him.....
[02:03] <James_A> Indeed, D3RGPS31 are you using a router?
[02:04] <James_A> If so, is it properly configured for SSH traffic forwarding?
[02:04] <D3RGPS31> _Vi_: yes, but a test site can be seen remotely
[02:04] <_Vi_> routers are a necessary evil
[02:04] <_Vi_> ah
[02:05] <James_A> What do you mean when you say a "test site can be seen remotely"?
[02:05] <phorensic> carpii: Do you recommend having your home directory on a seperate partition?
[02:05] <_Vi_> yeah just cause you get a website test page "IT WORKS!" doesnt meant ssh will work
[02:05] <carpii> yes phorensic
[02:05] <D3RGPS31> _Vi_: i,m typing on a dvorak keyboard, i'll be slow
[02:05] <_Vi_> no hurry D3RGPS31
[02:06] <aquatone282> Hi - anyone know where desktop wallpapers are stored?  I want to copy one from Xubuntu 8.0.4 to Ubuntu 8.0.4. . .
[02:06] <carpii> then if you need to reinstall, you can fetch everything you need from the repos and keep your settings
[02:06] <asd> phorensic: didn't work.
[02:06] <phorensic> carpii: So most packages you installed would be available to you if you mounted this on another system?
[02:06] <carpii> what package provides nfs support in fstab ?
[02:06] <D3RGPS31> James_A: a site hosted on the computer
[02:06] <Peddy>  #How do I install nvidia-glx-173 from apt without uninstalling xorg? I mean like this: http://pastebin.com/m549450a6
[02:06] <carpii> phorensic, yes,
[02:06] <phorensic> asd: did you see your device listed?
[02:07] <carpii> phorensic, although on another system you might need to fetchthem again from the repo
[02:07] <etix_> how can i get windows xp to see my ext3 drive on the local network
[02:07] <carpii> etix, share it with samba
[02:07] <phorensic> carpii: what about stuff such as mysql and phpmyadmin and such.. different??
[02:07] <binarymutant> Peddy, did you hit y ?
[02:07] <James_A> Just because you can access the computer via the HTTP protocol doesn't mean that SSH is forwarded correctly. Are you sure you've setup SSH forwarding D3RGPS31?
[02:07] <carpii> phorensic, well im not sure mysql would keep its database in your home dir. You probably should have additional backup routines for those
[02:08] <D3RGPS31> James_A: no' but all ports are open
[02:08] <etix_> what is samba?
[02:08] <phorensic> carpii: I see, if only I knew about this kind of thing
[02:08] <etix_> 3rd party app?
[02:08] <James_A> One moment, D3RGPS31
[02:08] <carpii> phorensic, well its just things you learn through trial and error i guess
[02:09] <fluitfries_> i added lines to my fstab for my ntfs device, but it's not auto mounting.  how can i mount it?
[02:09] <carpii> phorensic, personally id always backup all files to another machine before reinstalling. you can guarantee youll forget something if you backup dirs and then format
[02:09] <phorensic> carpii: I think a lot of it is being aware of things
[02:09] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: still there?
[02:09] <_Vi_> D3RGPS31: i'd google "Shields Up!" and see if port 22 is open or not
[02:09] <R0b0t1> How do I add highlighting schemes to vim? The page tells me to put them in ~/.vim/colors, but that dir doesn't exists and It's giving me doubts.
[02:09] <thomas1978c> guess what?
[02:09] <carpii> r0b0t, just create the dir
[02:09] <bartek> Hi there, I added a second user to my system using useradd but when I switch to that user (su username) the command line is all messed up, despite having the same .bashrc file, and things just seem .... off. Did I forget to do something else after adding the user? My main admin account doesnt have much modifications
[02:09] <thomas1978c> no sound still
[02:09] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, :(
[02:10] <R0b0t1> carpii: And do I invoke the .vim file with colorscheme NAME?
[02:10] <_Vi_> R0b0t1: you create the missing directory
[02:10] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, best thing to do would be file a bug report now sorry :/
[02:10] <thomas1978c> i think this machine is too new and doesnt have support yet
[02:10] <phorensic> carpii: Of only there was a good way to clone your system, even better clone it so that you could install from that onto another computer and have the same setup
[02:10] <thomas1978c> i know, ugh
[02:10] <asd> Is there support on Ubuntu for wireless-n cards by linksys?
[02:10] <_Vi_> VIM also has /home/R0bot1/.vim/plugins  too R0b0t1 yo uhave to make it though
[02:11] <linuxman410> is there any thing new in 8.04 lts that was not in 8.04
[02:11] <thomas1978c> i came here because thats what i feared and now that ive had someone with linux skill give it a shot, i now know that im screwed.:(
[02:11] <phorensic> linuxman410: no everything in 8.04 is the same as 8.04
[02:11] <carpii> phorensic, yes i agree. there may well be a way, I dont know, but im not an expert
[02:11] <thomas1978c> i have 8.01
[02:11] <carpii> id like to know if there was, too
[02:11] <linuxman410> just thought i would ask
[02:11] <_Vi_> there is no 8.01, you mean 8.10
[02:11] <R0b0t1> Is there a color-picking utility for Ubuntu?
[02:12] <phorensic> linuxman410: 8.04=8.04
[02:12] <thomas1978c> does 8.04 have supprot for hps new line of laptops??? anyone?
[02:12] <cbwcjw> Vi: I failed, I updated, just not to KDE 4.2. Installing THAT now.
[02:12] <_Vi_> cbwcjw: ok keep me posted,,,,ummmm im on 8.04 will that matter?
[02:12] <thomas1978c> i really would like to hear my new laptop. ;(sniff sniff...
[02:12] <phorensic> linuxman410: did you really mean 8.04 and 8.10?
[02:12] <cbwcjw> vi: eek. Yea. The packages are for jaunty and intrepid only I think :(
[02:13] <_Vi_> i havent had time to read up on that site you gave me cbwcjw
[02:13] <_Vi_> oh
[02:13] <ubuntu__> hey im having a problem, i have to use the command pci=nomsi for ubuntu to even run how to i enter that so i dont have to do it everytime?
[02:13] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, whats the model of that laptop just so I know?
[02:13] <redvamp128> thomas1978c:  what I probably try the live version of is !eee
[02:13] <redvamp128> !eee
[02:13] <asd> thomas1978c: Did u go through the different audio options?
[02:13] <_Vi_> cbwcjw: ill put it in a Vbox! :)
[02:13] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: its an hp pavilion dv4-1220us
[02:13] <cbwcjw> _Vi_: Haha! Ok.
[02:13] <redvamp128> thomas1978c:  though I think they changed the name to easy peasy -- try out the live version first.
[02:14] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: of 8.0f
[02:14] <thomas1978c> 8.04*
[02:14] <ubuntu__> does anyone know how to do it?
[02:14] <redvamp128> thomas1978c:  Yes I know it says Asus but they are trying to tailor the distribution to work well on all laptops.
[02:14] <thomas1978c> aaasd: i am too unfamiliar with linux to know.
[02:15] <bartek> How can I restrict a user account to only their home dir, and not be able to browse around anything else
[02:15] <bartek> ?
[02:15] <thomas1978c> yes asus sucks, i know
[02:15] <Louis> I'm trying to enable the cups web interface across any machine on the local network... here's the cupsd.conf file:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110612/  what am I missing?
[02:15] <thomas1978c> i have 2 sli boards of theirs that have failed because of defective bios
[02:15] <ubuntu__> anyone know what i need to edit so i dont have to run pci=nomsi everytime i want to run ubuntu?
[02:15] <Aspire> I believe I have an issue with dbus/hal.  Anyone good at troubleshooting those issues? http://paste.ubuntu.com/110625/ for my .xsession-errors
[02:15] <redvamp128> thomas1978c:  the neat thing about ubuntu and most of all its variants is the ability to test the live version before install (That version is supposed to run most laptops)
[02:16] <cbwcjw> ubuntu__: systems -> Preferences -> settings
[02:16] <cbwcjw> ubuntu__: systems -> Preferences -> sessions ***
[02:16] <Aspire> ubuntu__: that's a boot loader kernel option
[02:16] <thomas1978c> redvamp: i did test it through vista first, everything worked fine
[02:16] <ubuntu__> im in the live cd now
[02:16] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, might be fixed in the next upgrade, but here's a link to what I'm seeing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gutsy_Intel_HD_Audio_Controller
[02:16] <ubuntu__> can i change the main filesystem
[02:17] <Kidfork> Excuse me, ubuntu users, i have a quick partition question, i was wondering if A.I could allocate more HDD space to the partition in which Ubuntu is currently on?
[02:17] <redvamp128> thomas1978c:  here is the wiki about easy peasy -- Main Page - Easy Peasy wiki <http://www.ubuntu-eee.com/wiki/index.php5?title=Main_Page>
[02:18] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: as you can see my model is not on that bug report list? any ideas?
[02:19] <Aspire> Kidfork: probably, you'll need to research resizing file systems and resizing partitions
[02:19] <thomas1978c> redvamp: will i still be able to load programs like vmware and pcanywhere on that version using wine?
[02:19] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, you can add that model to the list :) Maybe try the work arounds on that page not sure.
[02:19] <thomas1978c> binary: hahahahahha
[02:19] <thomas1978c> yup
[02:20] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Its the sound not working right? Have you tried booting a live cd? If the live cd picks up on it then its possible and start comparing configurations, if not I'd submit the bug reports, hit the mailing lists, and keep searching google with different keywords while you wait on responses.
[02:20] <ubuntu__> how would i edit the settings fro ma live cd to make ubuntu boot with the boot option pci=nomsi
[02:20] <Chungwa> Good evening! Anyone know an easy way (I'm a newbie to Ubuntu/Linux) to conver .aa files to .mp3? I have legally downloaded the aa file but the darn Audible Program will not recognize my MP3 player in Ubuntu (it will in Windows, but I want to be able to do what I want to do with my Ubuntu machine)
[02:21] <thomas1978c> powertool: the live cd worked just fine.
[02:21] <thomas1978c> i have the pulseaudio outlet at the top of my screen
[02:22] <Peddy> binarymutant, pressing y uninstalls xserver-xorg.
[02:22] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, the live-cd had sound?
[02:22] <thomas1978c> yes it did
[02:22] <thomas1978c> thats why im so confused
[02:22] <binarymutant> that changes everything
[02:22] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Then I'd boot into it, take notes on modules loaded and anything else related to audio which may be of use then compare to your settings.
[02:22] <thomas1978c> this is killing me
[02:22] <MikyMouse> Hi ALL
[02:22] <BLACKthroat> does anyone here use wbar?
[02:22] <thomas1978c> ok, thats going to take a while
[02:22] <thomas1978c> i guess ill do it all again
[02:23] <thomas1978c> but there has to be another option
[02:23] <MikyMouse> I am trying to install KDE in my Ubuntu laptop, and Synaptic is telling that it is necessary to uninstall Quanta, which I use for programming. Whay is this happening?
[02:23] <cbwcjw> _Vi_: Its done :D Restarting it now. Sorry if I miss you, im in #kubuntu as well x_x
[02:23] <fluitfries_> thomas1978c: my sound was muted by default after install.
[02:23] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Ya, but if the live cd has audio then its a configuration problem and not a lack of support problem.
[02:23] <thomas1978c> fluitfries: my volume is cranked,
[02:23] <fluitfries_> thomas1978c: just went into the mixer and played with the switches.
[02:23] <thomas1978c> right
[02:24] <fluitfries_> thomas1978c: not volume, mute switches.  separate controls on the mixer bro.
[02:24] <carpii> can anyone help me mount a nfs share in fstab please....   http://pastie.org/372838
[02:24] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Also see if you can play sound with sudo, I'm currently working on a laptop that plays with root privileges but non-root users can't.
[02:24] <thomas1978c> powertool: thats what im saying, im too much of a linux noob to know what im doing
[02:24] <root______> MikyMouse just continue with the install then reinstall quanta
[02:24] <MikyMouse> root______, but is there any reason for this?
[02:24] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, pull up a terminal and do alsamixer, are there are [M] at the bottom?
[02:25]  * IceGuest_75_ says bye to all
[02:25] <thomas1978c> powertool:i know that pulseaudio is part of the problem
[02:25] <pschulz01> How do I turn off the terminal bell in ubuntu 8.10? (Its changed from 8.04)
[02:25] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Well I haven't had too many sound related issues so I probably can't help much.
[02:25] <root______> MikyMouse yes conflicting deps
[02:25] <powertool08> thomas1978c: Try removing it and use alsa?
[02:25] <fluitfries_> i use alsa on my audigy.
[02:26] <fluitfries_> ubuntu set it all up fine there was just one switch i had to hit in the mizer.
[02:26] <thomas1978c> binary: this isnt much text, is it ok if i paste it on here?
[02:26] <fluitfries_> mixer
[02:26] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, ?
[02:26] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, text for what?
[02:26] <BLACKthroat> pschulz01, are you talking about the system speaker?
[02:26] <thomas1978c> ALSA lib pulse.c:272:(pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Connection refused
[02:26] <thomas1978c> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: Connection refused
[02:26] <MikyMouse> root______, and what is the diference of installing KDE or starting from scratch with Kubuntu?
[02:26] <aresnick> Hi!  I was wondering where the appropriate place to report a bug with deleting files off the desktop in Ubuntu is?  gnome-desktop[-environment], metacity?
[02:26] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: see?
[02:27] <WebcamWonder> Logging into a ttyl, I get "You have new mail". What is the file that stores this info, so I can rm it?
[02:27] <redvamp128> !launchpad | aresnick:
[02:27] <root______> MikyMouse kde and kubuntu-desktop are both meta packages that depend on a lot of packages (mostly kde stuff)  but their dependancies are quite different.
[02:27] <pschulz01> BLACKthroat: This is on a laptop.. but probably.. yes. It used to be in System->Sounds
[02:27] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, that was for alsamixer?
[02:28] <redvamp128> !launchpad | aresnick
[02:28] <aresnick> ubottu: Yep, I meant more along the lines of which package on Launchpad.
[02:28] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: yes.
[02:28] <dmsuse> does anyone know how i would install ubuntu onto a raid 5 software raid (specifically grub) ?
[02:28] <aresnick> ubottu: I see =)
[02:28] <Aspire> Is anyone here technically skilled enough to assist with dbus/hal/networkmanager troubleshooting?
[02:28] <Geoffrey2> ok, if I want to save the contents of an entire partition to cd, what app would I want to use for that?
[02:28] <root______> MikyMouse the kde package will pull in all of the pure kde apps while the kub.*top file will pull in all the kubuntu specific packages but not all the kde stuff
[02:28] <redvamp128> aresnick:  though if you sign into launchpad you can post it in the main and also add keywords to your bug --
[02:29] <Aspire> dmsuse: you want to boot a software raid5?
[02:29] <thomas1978c> binarymutant:ive tried using an exterior stereo headphone jack too. just to see if i had output
[02:29] <ubuntu> what is the command to create an ext4 filesystem?
[02:29] <MikyMouse> root______, so am I doing well installing the KDE meta package?
[02:29] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, you said some pulseaudio thing running?
[02:29] <Aspire> mkfs.ext4
[02:29] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: yes
[02:29] <aresnick> redvamp128: I see; OK, I was just posting the bug on launchpad and I realized I didn't know what the most appropriate package was.
[02:29] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, like an icon or something?
[02:29] <aresnick> revamp128: Thanks!
[02:29] <thomas1978c> binary: its an applet
[02:29] <dmsuse> Aspire: well from searching google most people say that is not possible... so i was wondering if there was an alternative?
[02:29] <root______> MikyMouse that falls under the heading of "personal openion"   as for mine  yes.
[02:29] <thomas1978c> yes
[02:29] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, destroy it, kill it, quit it
[02:30] <redvamp128> aresnick:   Bugs in Ubuntu <https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu>
[02:30] <base10k> 'ning all, Can anyone help me with scponly? I'm trying to use it to chroot scp/sftp users into their home directories but its inconsistent (sometimes it lets me login, other times it disconnects me immediately) http://paste.ubuntu.com/110629/
[02:30] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, then try
[02:30] <MikyMouse> root______, ok, thanks
[02:30] <thomas1978c> ok, i quit the applet
[02:30] <thomas1978c> now what?
[02:30] <binarymutant> try alsamixer again
[02:30] <thomas1978c> binary: ok trying\
[02:30] <redvamp128> aresnick:  though one thing to note-- the site gets heavy traffic and at times will seem like it don't load -- but it does--
[02:30] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, same error?
[02:30] <bujin> c.linux.org
[02:30] <BLACKthroat> pschulz01, i have been trying to figure that out as well. let me know if you do and i'll do the same
[02:31] <pschulz01> BLACKthroat: ;-) Ta.
[02:31] <root______> MikyMouse if you want the "kde" experance then install the "kde" meta package, if you want the "kubuntu" experance, then install the "kubuntu-desktop" package.   it's really just personal likes and dislikes
[02:31] <thomas1978c> binary: it says the same in the terminal as last time
[02:31] <MikyMouse> root______, ok
[02:32] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, k, pastebin the output from this command:    ps aux
[02:32] <pschulz01> BLACKthroat: ..also.. when opening the 'Volume Control' there is the chiose of several different devices.. what does this mean? Are they independend or work together some way?
[02:32] <thomas1978c> binary: ok
[02:33] <Louis> Does anybody know how to get access to the cups web interface from a computer other thhan the localhost?
[02:34] <root______> Louis browser http://ip.of.remote.host:631
[02:34] <thomas1978c> binarymutant:http://pastebin.com/m242331b4
[02:34] <root______> Louis of course cups has to be listenint on that box and the port can't be blocked
[02:35] <root______> s=listenint=listening=
[02:35] <Louis> root______   right.  I'm trying to do this via the local netowrk, but the cupsd.conf file isn't allowing it.  I don't know which parameter to change
[02:36] <root______> Louis ummm i think there is a #cupsys or #cups channel here on freenode
[02:36] <root______> i haven't messed with cups in a while.
[02:36] <Louis> root______   yeah not much help there, but thanks
[02:36] <Louis> on #cups i mean
[02:36] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: getting up for a second, brb
[02:37] <root______> yeah patience is a must there, #alsa and #kernel  also.
[02:38] <cbwcjw> Vi: You there?
[02:38] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: im back
[02:39] <prahal_> hi . On ubuntu hard /var/tmp is 1755 instead of 1777 !
[02:39] <prahal_> this breaks cups-pdf
[02:40] <root______> prahal_ it should be 1777
[02:40] <shizumasa14> I need help with bitlbee.
[02:40] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, idk
[02:40] <shizumasa14> How do I download and install it, and how do I use it with XChat?
[02:40] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, if you search pulse in synaptic what do you have installed?
[02:41] <prahal_> root______, it should or did you experimented it to be 1777 ? this is a kind of fresh install (no source installed application on it , only a month old)
[02:41] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, is pulseaudio installed?
[02:42] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: looking for synaptic.
[02:42] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager
[02:42] <root______> prahal_ i mean proper perms is 1777 i dont have hardy, still dapper here.
[02:42] <mystery> привет народ!
[02:42] <ortsvorsteher> !ru
[02:42] <scientes> what ubuntu kernels support ext4?
[02:43] <ubuntu_is_dabest> is there a stream video server for linux?
[02:43] <scientes> ubuntu_is_dabest, vlc
[02:43] <carpii> red5 is a streaming server
[02:43] <prahal_> root______, then I bet if you upgrade it won't change the permission . You are safe
[02:43] <ubuntu_is_dabest> ok :) thanks
[02:43] <root______> prahal_ probably right.
[02:43] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: i was alreaady there, theres a bunch of stuff coming up when i searched for pulseaudio
[02:44] <root______> pro-bob-ably correct i say, i say.
[02:44] <shizumasa14> I have bitlbee downloaded so what do I do now to use it?
[02:44] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, is pulseaudio installed? I would say remove it if it is
[02:44] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, did you configure it?
[02:44] <shizumasa14> no, how do I configure it?
[02:44] <thomas1978c> i just marked it for complete removal
[02:44] <root______> did you unpack it
[02:45] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, how do I configure it?
[02:45] <ortsvorsteher> !info bitlbee
[02:45] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: do i remove all ?
[02:45] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, just pulseaudio
[02:45] <russ5811> hi all, I'm having a problem getting my built-in mic to work on my laptop. It won't work for skype and I can't figure out how to tweak the setting
[02:45] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, and apply or what not
[02:45] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, gksu gedit /etc/bitlbee.conf        I think
[02:46] <russ5811> not skype settings, but volume control panel settings
[02:46] <root______> !skype > russ5811
[02:46] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, what do I go to to enter that?
[02:46] <outoflaw> How does Gnome draw pixels on screen? Is Cairo used for that or is it OpenGL?
[02:46] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: pulseaudio going byebye
[02:46] <devin> can someone help me with a broadcom card?
[02:46] <dport> Hey, does Ubuntu come with a partition creator?
[02:46] <root______> russ5811 oh.   (alt+f2) run  alsamixer
[02:46] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, in a terminal Applications->Accessories->Terminal
[02:46] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: changes applied.
[02:46] <dport> I'm trying to duel boot and I installed ubuntu first rather than XP
[02:46] <shizumasa14> thx
[02:47] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: now what?
[02:47] <root______> dport cfdisk
[02:47] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, k, if you do alsamixer now, what does it say? same error?
[02:47] <root______> dport or gparted
[02:48] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: connectionfailed
[02:48] <russ5811> root, i have volume control open, I have everything checked. and off mute. still no dice. ??
[02:48] <alff21> hello
[02:48] <devin> can someone help me with a broadcom card?
[02:48] <alff21> where it the repos?
[02:48] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, after  typing that, what do I do?
[02:48] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: same error
[02:48] <redvamp128> dport:  How to dual boot Linux and Windows XP (Linux installed first) -- the step-by-step guide with screenshots <http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm>
[02:49] <root______> russ5811 volume up ?   mic boost off ?
[02:49] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, do this in a terminal:  sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[02:49] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, did it pull up a text editor?
[02:49] <russ5811> volume up, "front mic boost all down, but not muted.
[02:49] <root______> russ5811 mic selected as input device ?
[02:49] <shizumasa14> no.  hang on.  let me try again.  When it does what do I do.
[02:49] <russ5811> input source: mic
[02:50] <devin> can someone help me with a broadcom card?
[02:50] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, you can pastebin it or wait for me to install it
[02:50] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: shutting down, starting up.
[02:50] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, I guess one last try, do alsamixer
[02:50] <root______> russ5811 raise boost until you can hear it ?
[02:50] <thomas1978c> binarymutant; said ok, ok
[02:50] <russ5811> ok...i'll give it a shot and let you know. thanks
[02:50] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: no love;(
[02:51] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, :(   I'm so glad I've never had a sound problem
[02:51] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: thanks for spending all this time to no avail
[02:51] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, I'm confused.  I hate the text document opened now after typing it.  What do I do?
[02:52] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, I ment that I have the text document opened.  not hate.  Sorry
[02:52] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, :)
[02:52] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, did it work? I think I gave you the wrong file name
[02:52] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: i think im going to officemax and trading this one in for something that takes linux with sound.
[02:52] <root______> russ5811 iirc. the controls are a little misleading, in that, mic boost or powered (which ever it says) means that if that is "on" it expects the mic to have it's own power amp.  quite backwards to what one might think.
[02:53] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, :/ sorry
[02:53] <thomas1978c> ill see if i can find some kind of fix
[02:53] <Droopsta915> whats the command to get the ms fonts?
[02:53] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, well it opened at text document called:  bitlbee.conf (/etc) - gedit
[02:53] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: im going to give it up for the night
[02:53] <root______> russ5811 i.e. turning mic boost off may make it more sensitive
[02:54] <thomas1978c> before i go: does anyone know aof a version of linux that will be supported on my laptop?
[02:54] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, copy and paste everything into http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:54] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, it might be fixed in a newer kernel
[02:54] <root______> russ5811 ah and "capture" up ?
[02:55] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, so if your on a LTS I would upgrade to the newest
[02:55] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: im currently on 8.01, is 8.04 out  ??
[02:55] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, I dunno whats the name of it? Ibex?
[02:55] <thomas1978c> in talking about ubuntu
[02:55] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, hardy?
[02:55] <thomas1978c> Binarymuthnt: whats hardy?
[02:56] <root______> russ5811 just revisited alsamixer and yes mic boost needs to be off/muted if you don't have an amplified mic
[02:56] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, This is what I got:
[02:56] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, copy and paste everything into http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:56] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: what is hardy?
[02:57] <shizumasa14> Okay, once I do that then what?
[02:57] <khaled> #join #perl
[02:57] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, nm there's going to be a upgrade soon to ubuntu, you could try that. They name the versions like 8.10 Ibex and 8.04 Hady, etc
[02:57] <root______> thomas1978c honeysuckel is hardy    so is prickly pair
[02:57] <root______> re
[02:58] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, give me the url link to it so I can see
[02:58] <devin> can someone help me with a broadcom card?
[02:58] <root______> !hardy > thomas1978c
[02:58] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, and i'll edit it and give you a link to the updated version
[02:58] <shizumasa14> http://paste.ubuntu.com/110634/
[02:58] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, Okay, thanks
[02:58] <quik___> hey folks
[02:58] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, lol
[02:59] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: thanks, im using 8.01 now, i guess im off to download and insall 8.04
[02:59] <quik___> how can I set the username of my user so that cron output is delivered to it?
[02:59] <bobbyyg> I have connected to XP machine on my network..........how do I find the printer
[02:59] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, what?
[02:59] <thomas1978c> ty ubottu
[02:59] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, gksu gedit /etc/bitlbee/bitlbee.conf
[02:59] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, do that in a terminal and hit enter
[02:59] <thomas1978c> goodnight all.
[02:59] <binarymutant> sorry thomas1978c
[02:59] <root______> quik___ ?   you can have things that are running via cron to output to tty0
[03:00] <thomas1978c> win lose some....
[03:00] <fluitfries_> arg, why can't i authenticate on network shares that i set up with system > shared folders ?
[03:00] <fluitfries_> tried both nfs and smb
[03:00] <quik___> root______: I want it emailed to me
[03:00] <asd> does anyone know how to turn on a linksys wireless-n usb wireless card?
[03:00] <root______> quik___ ah,  i think there is a setting for that.    umm in it's configs
[03:00] <etix_> how do i get samba to add a drive?
[03:01] <shizumasa14> http://paste.ubuntu.com/110640/
[03:02] <etix_> ie i have a secondary drive scsi1 (0,1,0) SDB ext3 but I don't know how to tell samba the path
[03:02] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, http://paste.ubuntu.com/110640
[03:03] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: i came back because when closing out, i noticed in synaptic that theres a lot of pulseaudio stuff still there.
[03:03] <dmsuse> etix_: in /etc/samba/smb.conf i think
[03:03] <etix_> do i type that in a terminal?
[03:03] <russ5811> root, the problem is fixed! thank you
[03:04] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, yeah the libraries are okay I just trying to get alsamixer to connect to the alsa server, but if it didn't work, it didn't work
[03:04] <Aspire> dmsuse: I'm back.  Your boot device is usually managed by grub or lilo.  These do not support reading linux software raid devices.  However, you can use a usb boot stick or similar to get into an early boot environment that ubuntu could use to start up the software raid 5 and finish booting.  Essentially its a similar problem to the encrypted root partition
[03:04] <linuxman410> asd what is model
[03:04] <root______> russ5811 welcome
[03:04] <redvamp128> binarymutant:  pm?
[03:04] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: not libraries
[03:04] <dmsuse> Aspire: thanks
[03:05] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, like what?
[03:05] <root______> quik___ i'm not seeing it right now.     the anacron docs might list a way....   i remember vaguely seeing something about that some place in a config file in /etc   i think...
[03:05] <redvamp128> binarymutant:  Private message?
[03:05] <Aspire> dmsuse: you're welcome, feel free to direct any specific questions at me and I can help you more
[03:05] <root______> but alas it escapes me
[03:06] <binarymutant> redvamp128, sure
[03:06] <vermont> I want to delete Cairo-Dock, but I can't find it anywhere except in usr/bin, which I can't access because I'm not the owner.
[03:06] <quik___> thanks root______
[03:06] <laughyn1nj4> i want to be using bitchx right now....but i can only use pidgin
[03:06] <laughyn1nj4> wtf?
[03:06] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, you see in that file where it talks about passwords? Your going to want to change those. I would change them for you, but I would know the pass :)
[03:06] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: modules , pulseaudio utils, gstreamer
[03:06] <root______> quik___ i'll look some more in a few minutes if you don't find it first,  have to run an errend
[03:07] <shizumasa14> I'll give you the password.  it is 15281561.
[03:07] <laughyn1nj4> tried apt-get install bitchx   ... to no avail
[03:07] <shizumasa14> binarymutant, the password is 15281561
[03:07] <root______> laughyn1nj4 epic*
[03:07] <laughyn1nj4> wu?
[03:07] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, lol, no
[03:07] <linux_guy> what should I do (other than restart) when my wireless doesn't work on startup?  I have two threads on the forum too about this.
[03:07] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, having bitlbee installed and giving out the password is a very bad idea
[03:07] <root______> laughyn1nj4 bx is again epic   may be called epic2 so i included the *
[03:07] <shizumasa14> binarymutant,  what do I change then?
[03:07] <jrib> !bitchx | laughyn1nj4
[03:08] <linux_guy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6540617#post6540617
[03:08] <root______> brb
[03:08] <fluitfries_> what's the best gui for network shares?  particularly smb on Xfce.
[03:08] <jrib> linux_guy: bitchx isn't in the repositories any more (see the debian bug about it).  Use irssi or weechat which are similar
[03:08] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, you see where it says ## OperPassword   ?
[03:08] <shizumasa14> yes.
[03:08] <Doonz> hey guys im having problem with "screen" in my shll
[03:08] <root______> jrib "epic"
[03:09] <linux_guy> jrib, you meant laughyn1nj4
[03:09] <Doonz> i think bash is broken within shell
[03:09] <jrib> linux_guy: yeah :/
[03:09] <jrib> laughyn1nj4: bitchx isn't in the repositories any more (see the debian bug about it).  Use irssi or weechat which are similar
[03:09] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, you see where it says # OperPassword = ChangeMe!    ?
[03:09] <shizumasa14> yes.
[03:09] <Doonz> iv tried uninstalling and reinstalling screen but the problem persists
[03:09] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, change it to:        OperPassword = ChangeMe!
[03:10] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, that makes your password ChangeMe!,  and you really do need to change it
[03:10] <Ahmuck_Jr> !windows
[03:10] <thomas1978c> thomas1978c: binarymutant: modules , pulseaudio utils, gstreamer
[03:10] <Ahmuck_Jr> !dualboot
[03:10] <shizumasa14> okay, thanks.  So just remove the # symbol?
[03:10] <linux_guy> if network manager shows no networks available... but there really are.... is that a driver problem?
[03:10] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, ya
[03:10] <shizumasa14> thaks!
[03:10] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, and change the password
[03:10] <shizumasa14> k
[03:11] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, then start it by doing this in a terminal:   /etc/init.d/bitlbee start
[03:11] <shizumasa14> k,  thaks
[03:11] <laughyn1nj4> so no bitchx ... K
[03:11] <letalis> has there even been an update to BitchX in years?
[03:12] <Doonz> exit
[03:12] <shizumasa14> http://paste.ubuntu.com/110643             I fixed that.  Now what do I do
[03:12] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, can you give me the exact names?
[03:12] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: yes
[03:12] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, then start it by doing this in a terminal:   /etc/init.d/bitlbee start
[03:13] <TheFunkbomb> does UFW block cookies?
[03:13] <shizumasa14> okay, but how do I save the new thing and change the password?
[03:13] <thomas1978c> binarymutant, do yo uwant any that begin with the characters "lib"
[03:13] <binarymutant> thomas1978c, nope
[03:14] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, there is a button that says save, and your supposed to change the ChangeMe! to whatever you want your password to be
[03:14] <binarymutant> shizumasa14, by typing it in
[03:14] <shizumasa14> okay, thanks
[03:15] <linux_guy> if network manager shows no networks available... but there really are.... is that a driver problem?
[03:15] <dazvid> Has anyone had success using the x-fi beta drivers with kernel 2.6.7 ?
[03:15] <shizumasa14> sorry for being so stupid about ubuntu.  I just got it 2 days ago.  lol
[03:15] <tsuna27> did any1 here try epidermis
[03:15] <carpii> dazvid, not me
[03:15] <carpii> i ended up getting so sick of the whole mess of X_Fi i went and bought a basic soundblaster
[03:15] <carpii> no trouble since
[03:15] <dazvid> haha
[03:15] <linux_guy> lol epidermis?
[03:15] <carpii> the irony is, I then noticed i had an onboard sound device :p
[03:15] <laughyn1nj4> anybody know anything about openoffice?  wondering if one can install just the word-processor, and spreadsheet ... leave the rest uninstalled  this possible?
[03:16] <carpii> yes, its possible
[03:16] <tritium> laughyn1nj4: they're all installed by default, so it would involve uninstalling, not intsalling.  It is possible.
[03:16] <dazvid> carpii, i have onboard sound, but I prefer using my soundcard. Unfortunate I guess
[03:16] <shizumasa14> when trying to open it, I get an error message
[03:16] <tsuna27> linux_guy: yes it is a one-click app that changed the "skin" of your comp
[03:16] <carpii> yeah onboard sound is a bit sucky anyway
[03:16] <solexious> How can I install a .deb from the commandline?
[03:16] <carpii> but better than no sound i guess :p
[03:16] <binarymutant> solexious, sudo dpkg -i
[03:16] <tritium> solexious: sudo dpkg -i <file.deb>
[03:16] <linux_guy> tsuna27, haha funny name
[03:16] <carpii> solexious, use dpkg
[03:16] <Prose> I mounted a hdd and when I  cd into it and use 'ls' it lists nada but 'du' says 20GB are used
[03:16] <binarymutant> oh crap brb gtg
[03:16] <solexious> ty all
[03:17] <fluitfries_> any suggestions on a samba gui?
[03:17] <carpii> Prose, try ls -a ?
[03:17] <linux_guy> why is my network issue 'the impossible question?'  two weeks on the forum and no luck in #ubuntu.... is it THAT complicated?
[03:17] <bobbyyg> Need help getting to network printer
[03:17] <Prose> carpii: ls -la
[03:17] <Prose> total 8
[03:17] <Prose> drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2009-01-27 22:15 .
[03:17] <Prose> drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 2009-01-27 22:08 ..
[03:17] <FloodBot3> Prose: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:17] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Are you talking about wireless?
[03:18] <PB_G3> I'VE GOT a Lucent Technologies ORiNOCO Silver 802.11b card, and If I have it plugged in at startup I go to tty1 seing this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/110644/
[03:18] <Prose> sorry FloodBot3, you're always here to remind me of ymy sins, thanks you
[03:18] <jetsaredim> if I don't care about keeping it boot-able, what is the easiest way to squeeze down an old Windows install to make way for Linux
[03:18] <carpii> Prose, i had a similar problem on one of my servers
[03:18] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, yessir
[03:18] <carpii> it was due to a process that had been killed while it still had a file open
[03:18] <jetsaredim> I just need to keep the Windows install around with the data, don't need it to be bootable
[03:18] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6540617#post6540617
[03:18] <Prose> carpii: me also server problem ugh ugh
[03:18] <carpii> is it a mysql file by any chance ?
[03:18] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: sudo iwlist <device_name> scan; to list all the netwrosk
[03:18] <Prose> carpii: we also process killed! ugh ugh! timevault!
[03:19] <carpii> hehe
[03:19] <Prose> carpii: noooo
[03:19] <carpii> ok, try restarting whatever service you killed, maybe itll fix itself
[03:19] <alien_> guys, I got a problem, lets say I start FireFox and then I minimize it and instead of it going to taskbar it dissapears, I can get back to it by alt+tab, but no single program goes to the taskbar when minimized, how do I fix this?
[03:19] <carpii> the space isnt being used, it just thinks it is
[03:19] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, what is my <device name?>
[03:19] <mystery> привет
[03:19] <Prose> carpii: nah, I apt-get remove it's buttom
[03:19] <root______> !gparted > jetsaredim
[03:19] <alien_> zdarova
[03:19] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: usually wlan0, or ath0, depending on your card and drivers
[03:19] <usser> !ru
[03:20] <PB_G3> !en
[03:20] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, wlan0 is mine
[03:20] <prahal_> hi could anyone help me check a bug is reproducible before I submit a bug request ? http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate in firefox 3 File>"print preview" I have http://prahal.homelinux.net/~prahal/ff3.0.5print.png grey lines around the logo and such .
[03:20] <laughyn1nj4> firefox ssometimes does not shut down correctly.  like it's been hours since i've had firefox up, but when i try to fire it up ubuntu reports that it's still running... wtf
[03:20] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: pulseaudio-utils, pulseaudio-module-gconf-dbg, pulseaudio-module-lirc-dgb, puilseaudio-module-x11-dbg, pulseaudio-module-hal-dgb, pulseaudio-module gconf, pulseaudio-module-zeroconf, pulseaudio-module-hal, pulseaudio-module-lirc, pulseaudio-module-x11, pulseaudio-module-zeroconf-d, pulseaudio-utils-dbg, gstreamer0.10-pulseaudio, audacious-plugins-extra. thats all of em.
[03:20] <jetsaredim> root______: thanks
[03:20] <carpii> laughy, ps aux | grep firefox
[03:20] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Can you see any networks with that command?
[03:21] <prahal_> laughyn1nj4, first thing to check is that there are no very small window left (via alt+tab)
[03:21] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, while experiencing the problem, wlan0 isn't even listed
[03:21] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Ahh, I see. So, that is a problem with drivers not loading up properly
[03:21] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Do you have the b43-fwcutter?
[03:21] <laughyn1nj4> carpii ... ok i did that and got some output
[03:21] <Sylphid> linux_guy, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=959451
[03:22] <redvamp128> laughyn1nj4:  easy way it through -- system -- administration then system monitor and find firefox in that -- and kill the process
[03:22] <carpii> ok find the PID (usually a 5 digit number), and do  kill -9 <pid>
[03:22] <laughyn1nj4> redvamp128 ... but i don't want to do that ... it should shut down
[03:22] <carpii> or maybe just try killall firefox
[03:22] <WebcamWonder> carpii: pgrep
[03:22] <Starhero> Is there any reason I haven't heard of that doesn't let the noticiation sounds in gnome to work?
[03:22] <redvamp128> laughyn1nj4:  sometimes for example when you clear private data the process goes to sleep instead of terminating...
[03:22] <Starhero> The only working ones are startup logon shutdown/logout
[03:23] <carpii> Wecam: nice, I didnt know that
[03:23] <bobbyyg> Alien, I had same problem.  click on the top panel and "add panel" it should go to the bottom of the screen
[03:23] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, how can i check for b43-fwcutter?
[03:23] <WebcamWonder> carpii: For making life even easier, kill -9 `pgrep <app_name>` :)
[03:23] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, to see if i use that?
[03:23] <ATAT> hi everyone
[03:23] <alien_> bobbyyg, thats what I did, but it doesnt solve the problem
[03:23] <carpii> :)
[03:23] <laughyn1nj4> redvamp128: seems a bit unsecure to me ... not being able to clear private data
[03:23] <oculus> i used wubi to install xubuntu, where do i access my home folder if i am in windows?
[03:23] <ATAT> i installed compiz but when i reun command compiz --replace in terminal i got error message on xgl not present what should i do?
[03:23] <thomas1978c> binarymutant: still there?
[03:24] <jtaji> webcamguy: I like 'killall <app_name>' ;)
[03:24] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Hold up, I think you are using them from your lshw otuput, let me check
[03:24] <root______> WebcamWonder & carpii also "/bin/pidof"   pidof bash
[03:24] <Starhero> 2 problems in ubuntu I am still havine that i can't make sense of, flashing of the desktop(more like the whole xserver) and the notification sounds.
[03:25] <carpii> root, nice :)
[03:25] <bobbyyg> Alien,  Did you get a new panel at the bottom if so right click on the new panel - add to panel - window list
[03:25] <Aspire> Can I get any assistance with a general failure of hal/dbus from anyone here?
[03:25] <redvamp128> laughyn1nj4:  Actually no insecure there-- just that for me sometimes hangs firefox (and I have reported that bug already to Bugzilla)
[03:25] <alien_> bobbyyg, , let me try
[03:25] <oculus>  i used wubi to install xubuntu, where do i access my home folder if i am in windows?
[03:25] <laughyn1nj4> redvamp : m'kay
[03:26] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Yeah, you are using the b43-fwcutter firmware
[03:26] <redvamp128> laughyn1nj4:  that is when it hangs for me-- and the bug has been confirmed though with hours of websufing and a lot of flash sites.
[03:26] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: So, the only thing I can think of is to reload the module when that happens
[03:26] <WebcamWonder> root______: my pgrep is better than your pidof :P
[03:27] <redvamp128> laughyn1nj4:  though after you kill firefox and restart it -- it will ask you to clear again and then the resume prompt --- (that is if you have it setup to clear private data upon shutdown.)
[03:27] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, how can i reload the module?  is there a terminal command i can run to jumpstart the wireless?
[03:27] <ATAT> should i download xgl? then
[03:27] <laughyn1nj4> yea... just a bit clunky.  no biggie.  it's nice to be using linux again
[03:28] <alien_> bobbyyg, works! thanks!
[03:28] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: I believe the link from Sylphid had the commands, wait
[03:28] <root______> WebcamWonder depends on how you want to use it i guess.     maybe pico is better than emacs    idk
[03:29] <bobbyyg> alien, yur welcome........do you now how to attach network printers or are you a newbie like me
[03:29] <laughyn1nj4> * is now hoping for a nice slim install for an old laptop!
[03:29]  * werdnum wonders what else WebcamWonder does on IRC.
[03:29] <oculus> dont want to flood am i asking my question in the right channel?
[03:29] <WebcamWonder> root______: Arghh... re-read that line in a nagging high school girl's voice :P
[03:30] <root______> :)
[03:30] <Necrosan> I like to kick it with friends, fam, listen to music, draw, sleep, sex, watch porno, play games, watch stand up comedy, and please others.
[03:30] <Necrosan> oops
[03:30] <Necrosan> my bad.
[03:30] <WebcamWonder> Guys, what is the command to reload the b43 module? Please forward it to linux_guy :)
[03:30] <tritium> Necrosan: please, not here.
[03:31] <tritium> WebcamWonder: modprobe to load modules
[03:31] <LinEwbie> :) :) :) Hello (: (: (:
[03:31] <kaimerra> Can anyone help me change my libata driver from ata_piix to ahci?
[03:31] <redvamp128> WebcamWonder: sudo modprobe ***** - Loads the kernel module **** .  (Example usage - sudo modprobe ndiswrapper, sudo modprobe r818x, sudo modprobe ath_pci)
[03:31] <redvamp128> sudo modprobe -r **** - Unloades the kernel module ****.  (Example usage - sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper)
[03:31] <LinEwbie> I'm so happy! :)
[03:31] <ryanprior> I want to run an application and restrict it to just one of my CPU cores. How do I do that?
[03:31] <linux_guy> tritium, sudo modprobe b43-fwcutter?
[03:31] <alien_> bobbyyg, im too green sorry
[03:31] <tritium> linux_guy: if that's the module name, yes
[03:32] <[kEvn]> Ubuntu 8.10 flash plugin enabled but not functioning
[03:32] <[kEvn]>   	I'm able to view the page without errors (say Youtube.com/ video_suchandsuch) but it will display as though the <div> containing the flash object has been collapsed
[03:32] <Sylphid> linux_guy, modprobe -r b43 && modprobe b43
[03:32] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: It is just b43 IIRC
[03:32] <redvamp128> linux_guy:  found on this page How To: Manual Network Configuration without the need for Network Manager - Ubuntu Forums <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=684495>
[03:32] <root______> redvamp128 modprobe -r doesn't unload anything in use by other modules though
[03:32] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: Sylphid: Yuyp, that should do it
[03:32] <oculus>  i used wubi to install xubuntu, where do i access my home folder if i am in windows?
[03:32] <redvamp128> root______:  I think what is missing is the **** (module name)
[03:33] <LinEwbie> Do you know what? I've got installed Ubuntu 8.10 LiveCD (with USB Creator from CD) and I linked it with Hiren's Boot CD recovery tools :))) Now this two things I can boot from pendrive! :) :) :)
[03:33] <un_dave> can someone tell me if it is possible to have my laptop wake up automatically from a suspend, so it can hibernate?
[03:33] <jef_buntu> hi
[03:33] <root______> redvamp128 "nameS" ?
[03:34] <Aspire> un_dave: can you externally ping it?
[03:34] <redvamp128> root______:  at the bottom of this page is where I got those commands from (useful commands) How To: Manual Network Configuration without the need for Network Manager - Ubuntu Forums <http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=684495>
[03:34] <mystery> привет
[03:34] <mystery> ааааааааааааааа
[03:34] <FloodBot3> mystery: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:34] <linux_guy> Sylphid, what is the purpose of && (out of curiosity)
[03:35] <un_dave> Aspire: not nessisarily no.
[03:35] <WebcamWonder> linux_guy: It executes the first command, and then the second command, if and only if the first command executed properly
[03:35] <mystery> люди помогите решить проблему
[03:35] <jef_buntu> I am presently setting up a dhcp client and i was wondering if the "#" at begining of lines in the dhcpd.conf mean comments ?
[03:35] <Sylphid> linux_guy, && signifies that the following command will only run if the previous completed successfuly
[03:35] <WebcamWonder> jef_buntu: Yes
[03:35] <redvamp128> !ru | mystery
[03:35] <werdnum> jef_buntu: usually they do, yeah
[03:35]  * Starhero is still waiting patiently for anyone that might be able to help.
[03:35] <atat> can someone help me with compiz please
[03:35] <linux_guy> WebcamWonder, Sylphid, Others, THANK YOU I'll Try it
[03:35] <ryanprior> !anyone | atat
[03:35] <un_dave> Aspire: it's for my laptop. with windows xp, i can make it sleep, then after 30 mins, if still unwoken, wake up, and hibernate, so i dont waste all my battery in a suspend state.
[03:36] <jef_buntu> ok thanks
[03:36] <LinEwbie> This linux is great! :) And with toolbox from Hiren's CD... just wonderful! :)
[03:36] <root______> redvamp128 yes modprobe -r is a good and useful command   but i was only saying that in that particular application it will probably fail unless he lists all the modules dependant on ...   didn't mean to start a cli howto proper methood argument
[03:36] <Aspire> un_dave: I'm not aware of any feature like that for linux
[03:37] <atat> i installed compiz every time i try to run ccsm or compiz-replace i got message that Xgl is not present or there is an unsupported value at path /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens etc what should i do and is there whay to fix it
[03:37] <ryanprior> un_dave: If Windows can do it, Linux can do it -- the question is, how deep will you have to dig to get it working?
[03:37] <redvamp128> root______:  is ok -- WebcamWonder asked what the commands were to reload the module-- so I just directed him to the page and stated the command
[03:38] <ryanprior> un_dave: If the hardware feature allowing it is undocumented, it may be black magic trying to get it to work.
[03:38] <un_dave> Aspire: neither am i so far, but the fact that windows can do it, while linux cannot, annoys me. as far as i can tell, the issue is waking up a suspended system.
[03:38] <regeya> !ask | Starhero
[03:38] <redvamp128> atat:  == First I would suggest running the compiz check to make sure comiz works.. Forlong's Blog - Compiz-Check <http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check>
[03:38] <Starhero> 2 problems in ubuntu I am still havine that i can't make sense of, flashing of the desktop(more like the whole xserver) and the notification sounds.
[03:39] <un_dave> ryanprior: it does seem like voodoo
[03:39] <Starhero> Sound works in everything. After getting rid of PA that is, since that really mess things up it seems.
[03:39] <Starhero> Just that the notifications (or sound themes as you might know them) don't seems to work
[03:40] <un_dave> ryanprior: windows xp can obviously tell the hardware to suspend for a predefined time, then wake up, whereas in linux i've not yet found any way of doing this
[03:40] <redvamp128> atat:  I would start there as well as the main page which shows how to configure compiz== run the compiz check to make sure compiz is installed properly--- Forlong's Blog - Compiz-Check <http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check>
[03:40] <Starhero> I can test them, and they work just fine  in the settings window, but only login and logout work.
[03:40] <PB_G3> I'VE GOT a Lucent Technologies ORiNOCO Silver 802.11b card, and If I have it plugged in at startup I go to tty1 seing this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/110644/
[03:40] <root______> Starhero the flashing is most likely related to the vidio driver.   the other i haven't a clue.
[03:40] <Aspire> un_dave: I bet windows is waking up lots more than linux is
[03:40] <atat> ok thanks
[03:40] <kaimerra> I am running Hardy and checked that my kernel config has AHCI module support.  How would I use that instead of the default ata_piix?
[03:41] <KungfuJoe> Hey, I'm having issues with my dual monitor. When the X is reset, it loads my panels on the secondary monitor, also, fullscreen apps like to start on the secondary, any fix?
[03:41] <ryanprior> Starhero: make sure that you put all your information on one line, making it easier for us to follow you. What does the screen flickering look like? Does it also flicker during boot-up (before X starts)?
[03:41] <solexious> Is there a way I can have a print server for ubuntu, i.e. accounting so i can tell who has printed what?
[03:41] <exodus_ms> are there specific drivers I need to install if I want to mount an external hdd via eSATA on Ubuntu 8.10
[03:41] <Aspire> un_dave: I imagine that a suspend to ram system should last hours to days on minimal battery.  technically only the dram should be refreshed during this time, if you're waiting for some timer to expire, you're waking up the processor or some special logic circuit to do the calculation to wake-up
[03:42] <root______> kaimerra maybe blacklist ata_piix and rebuild the initramfs ?
[03:42] <ryanprior> un_dave: If you feel like digging, mess with the WinXP driver and see what signals it sends when you suspend, then try duplicating them in the Linux driver and see what works.
[03:42] <ryanprior> un_dave: That's the black magic way to do it, anyway -- you could always email the vendor and ask if documentation is available, or could be made available, for that feature.
[03:42] <KungfuJoe> Anyone?
[03:43] <KungfuJoe> Hey, I'm having issues with my dual monitor. When the X is reset, it loads my panels on the secondary monitor, also, fullscreen apps like to start on the secondary, any fix?
[03:43] <un_dave> ryanprior: that sounds interesting. how would i check what signals my xp system is sending the system
[03:43] <hanasaki> the old X copy to clipboard by highlighting with the mouse seems to be gone.. now it requires ^Shift C  why is this and how can I get the old behavior back?
[03:44] <ryanprior> un_dave: I'm not a very knowledgeable Windows hacker, but you might find one in ##windows.
[03:45] <Starhero> The flickering, seems to look like a refresh as in it lasts only maybe 100 to 300 milliseconds. It has no obvious cycle (not repeating in any logical order) just that is repeat between 30 seoncds to 1 min. It does not do anything like that before boot or at the login screen(least I haven't really noticed it at the login screen) The device is a nvidia 7700 GO in a Asus G1,and the drivers in use are the recomended (177).
[03:46] <ryanprior> Starhero: are you using Compiz? If so, does the flickering still happen in Metacity?
[03:47] <Starhero> Yes I am using compiz, but what exactly is metacity and how do I test that. (assuming that it is x server with out compiz?)
[03:47] <ryanprior> Starhero: Metacity is the default, non-glitzy window manager for Gnome. To use Metacity, disable Desktop Effects in System -> Preferences -> Appearance
[03:48] <ninjabuntu> I have a Cool SWF File i would Like to turn into my Desktops Screen Saver... Is there a way to do this?
[03:49] <binarymutant> ninjabuntu, you can use mplayer to change video format
[03:49] <Starhero> ryanprior: Testing that now.
[03:50] <Starhero> ryanprior: The flashing is still continuing.
[03:51] <ninjabuntu> Binarymutant: change the video Farmat? does it have an option to turn it into a Screen Saver for Ubuntu? And after that what do i do to make this my screen saver?
[03:51] <Aspire> I think I broke udev/hal communication
[03:51] <ryanprior> Starhero: I hate to sound like a Windows help desk, but have you tried rebooting? If it were a gfx card issue, a power cycle might make a difference.
[03:51] <Aspire> anyone know how to fix it?
[03:51] <KungfuJoe> Hey, I'm having issues with my dual monitor. When the X is reset, it loads my panels on the secondary monitor, also, fullscreen apps like to start on the secondary, any fix?
[03:51] <binarymutant> ninjabuntu, let me find out what screensavers use
[03:51] <bobbyyg> HELP = I can't connect to network printer
[03:52] <faust737> Haven't been on IRC for a while... How come half of the channels on this server have two # instead of one?
[03:52] <ninjabuntu> Binarymutant: okay... thanks
[03:52] <jef_buntu> im doing everything told on a howto install dhcp but starting dhcp always fail and the syslog they say to look at cant be found by "search file"
[03:52] <Starhero> ryanprior: Yes, I have rebooted many times and have even shut down, this problem has been going on for 3 weeks but I just ignored it while I fixed other things that seems more system critical. Now it is just plain annoying
[03:54] <binarymutant> ninjabuntu, looks harder than I thought
[03:54] <bobbyyg> Starhero, could you swap out the video card. When I changed from Nvidia to ATI everything got better
[03:54] <Sylphid> Starhero, are you using a proprietary driver?
[03:55] <|Zippo|> anybody is having troubles with DVD/CD recorders on kernel 2.6.27?
[03:55] <KungfuJoe> Hey, I'm having issues with my dual monitor. When the X is reset, it loads my panels on the secondary monitor, also, fullscreen apps like to start on the secondary, any fix?
[03:55] <Starhero> bobbyyg: I believe that would be impossible if not a big hassle since this is an Asus G1 laptop :)
[03:55] <Starhero> Sylphid: I am using the restricted drivers ubuntu recommended.
[03:55] <ninjabuntu> Binarymutant: Yeah I figured it would... Huh
[03:56] <jef_buntu> anyone?
[03:56] <Starhero> Sylphid: Sorry for not specifiying, the drivers are version 177.
[03:56] <ptc> ﻿is there an app for gnome to create a keybinding that will type out whatever characters i specify?
[03:56] <ptc> ﻿like Win+H would print out "http://"
[03:57] <ninjabuntu> Binarymutant: Plus mPlayer doen't want to open the SWF file nor does media player... the only thing that opens the file with out a hitch is, firefox...
[03:57] <cypher1> is there any reason for the packages like vlc not being the latest in Hardy eventhough it is an LTS !?
[03:57] <Sylphid> Starhero, you may want to try the vesa drivers to see if you have the same problem
[03:57] <binarymutant> ninjabuntu, oh ya and it's swf instead of flv too...wow I jumped into this conversation way too quick
[03:57] <alien> is here any way to make double taskbar like in windows, so I could fit more programs here?
[03:58] <jef_buntu> im doing everything told on a howto install dhcp but starting dhcp always fail and the syslog they say to look at cant be found by "search file"
[03:58] <ninjabuntu> Binarymutant: Bummer... i would really like this as my Screen saver...
[03:58] <sumpygump> ninjabuntu: try this http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#mpeg
[03:59] <cypher1> jef_buntu, right click on existing panel and say new panel
[03:59] <cypher1> sorry it was to alien
[03:59] <binarymutant> lol I was just looking at that xscreenserver page
[03:59] <cypher1> alien, right click on existing panel and say new panel
[03:59] <binarymutant> mplayer needs an flv to convert to mpeg but thats the way I was going
[03:59] <ryanprior> alien: Right-click on an existing panel, click "New Panel", then drag that new panel down to where you want it.
[03:59] <jef_buntu> :S
[04:00] <ninjabuntu> sumpygump: Umm huh? Okay I'll try it...
[04:01] <sumpygump> binarymutant: the option right below mpeg describes how to get xscrensaver to launch a swf file
[04:01] <alien> cyphase, yeah but it makes another panel and just repeats open programs in here
[04:02] <binarymutant> sumpygump, lol :)
[04:02] <Louis> I'm still having trouble configuring the cups web UI such that I can access it from a client on the local network.  My cupsd.conf file is here:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110652/
[04:03] <judget> Hi is there an ffmpeg channel?
[04:04] <ryanprior> alien: Ah, true that. Didn't think about that one... interesting problem.
[04:04] <Starhero> Sylphid: I did a bit of research and finially got some results, this may be a bug thought I am using intrepid so I might be wrong. I am basing that off of the date fro the last post and the fact that it is not solved.
[04:04] <Starhero> *though
[04:04] <mystery> привет
[04:05] <mystery> помогите решить проблему
[04:05] <Louis> !ru|mystery
[04:05] <rods> So I'm fairly new to Ubuntu. How do i install the latest version of Wine? The one in the Ubuntu repositories is version 1.0.1
[04:05] <roger_> hello
[04:05] <Prose> hi there
[04:05] <Louis> rods:  you have to add the wineHQ repository
[04:06] <Prose> rods: you can to that via command line or gui
[04:06] <rods> How do I add repositories, Louis (thanks btw).
[04:06] <redvamp128> rods WineHQ - Wine for Debian based distributions <http://www.winehq.org/download/deb>
[04:06] <frankS2> how do i get a tun0 device in ubuntu i have tried to modprobe tun
[04:06] <roger_> prose: i m not able to see youtube videos on firefox
[04:06] <Starhero> Sylphid: That is also not the same video card I am using. In other channels I have stated this issue and others with 6 series card have said they are not getting that issues ither (but he said he compiled the drivers him self and was using 180 drivers, I may go this route.
[04:06] <redvamp128> rods check the bottom of the page
[04:06] <Prose> roger_: you must download flash
[04:07] <Louis> rods:  np.  You do it either at the command line or via software sources (in the Admin menu)
[04:07] <Prose> roger_: firefox should provide a link
[04:07] <Louis> rods:  the wineHQ website will have specific instructions
[04:07] <rods> thank you all
[04:07] <tritium> roger_: flashplugin-nonfree, specifically
[04:07] <Louis> hang on actually
[04:07] <roger_> prose : give me a link
[04:07] <redvamp128> rods: WineHQ - Wine for Debian based distributions <http://www.winehq.org/download/deb> at the bottom of that page-- and you will then have the latest development release.
[04:07] <rods> I appreciate the help!
[04:07] <carpii> is there a nice 'personal wiki' app for kde ? (non web-based)
[04:07] <roger_> prose:i m not getting one
[04:07] <Terhan> q: Anyone have any suggestions on a good all purpose ISO software for linux? Interested in making images of entire hdd's and stuff so I need one thats reliable.
[04:08] <Prose> roger_: one sec
[04:08] <Louis> rods:  http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[04:09] <binarymutant> Terhan, you mean like k3b ?
[04:10] <binarymutant> Terhan, or you mean like dd ?
[04:10] <Terhan> I dunno man thats what I'm kinda asking you (=
[04:10] <roger_> prose: are u there?
[04:10] <jef_buntu> Could someone help me setting up a dhcp server please
[04:11] <Prose> roger_: http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/Installing_Flash_on_Ubuntu_i386
[04:11] <Terhan> i'll look into em both though since you mentioned them
[04:11] <Prose> roger_: yeah, sorry, trying to find the actually link
[04:11] <eternaljoy> how can I get my wireless internet to work on ubuntu please?
[04:11] <binarymutant> Terhan, are you trying to burn ISOs or trying to make an ISO from your hdd?
[04:11] <tritium> roger_: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:11] <Terhan> The latter..iso from hdd
[04:11] <Terhan> I can use anything to burn if I need to
[04:11] <MR> HI
[04:11] <binarymutant> Terhan, dd if=/ of=/home/terhan/some.iso   I think
[04:12] <aclonedsheep> hey, is there anyway to stream to a xbox 360 from ubuntu?
[04:12] <NamelessFragger> Gah, this is getting irritating...why must Xchat-GNOME insist on ALWAYS connecting here?
[04:12] <binarymutant> or it's something like thatr
[04:12] <eternaljoy> how can I get my wireless internet to work on ubuntu please?\
[04:12] <NamelessFragger> There, unchecked a few things.
[04:12] <zelrikriando> NamelessFragger, you have to change the setup
[04:12] <tritium> NamelessFragger: you can change the default settings
[04:13] <zelrikriando> I think xchat is better than xchat-gnome by the way
[04:13] <zelrikriando> but that s a matter of taste I think
[04:13] <_Andy_> Hi Can anyone help me with this?
[04:13] <_Andy_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1051767
[04:13] <nickrud> !wireless | eternaljoy (should find info about your wireless chip here)
[04:13] <aclonedsheep> Is there a way to stream to a360?
[04:14] <eternaljoy> nickrud: ok
[04:14] <Prose> roger_: fianally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[04:14] <nickrud> eternaljoy, for most it's pretty straightforward (if you can wire up the computer for a bit)
[04:14] <eternaljoy> nickrud: no wiress.. its a USB wireless modem
[04:15] <nickrud> eternaljoy, it may be harder then.
[04:15] <eternaljoy> nickrud: yeah.. I dont think its possible for ubuntu to access internet using my USB wireless modem.
[04:15] <zelrikriando> hello nickrud
[04:16] <tritium> Prose: not necessary.  It's in the repositories.
[04:16] <nickrud> zelrikriando, hi.
[04:17] <Prose> tritium: well, roger_ isn't getting a cool simple link from firefox and I don't know what the correct flash player has as a name in the repos, mixed with the open source ones
[04:17] <tritium> Prose: I've told him.
[04:17] <roger_> prose: i will get back to u
[04:17] <Prose> tritium: ok cool :)
[04:17] <tritium> Prose: see above (roger: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree)
[04:18] <Prose> tritium: yes yes you did.
[04:18] <nickrud> Prose, apt-cache search <term> is your friend, you should get better acquainted ;)
[04:18] <Prose> roger_: if you can go to Applications - Accesories - Terminal
[04:18] <Prose> you can copypaste what tritium said
[04:18] <Prose> nickrud: I didn't know old apt had an apt-cache search command
[04:18] <Shinjin> /MSG shinjin hi
[04:20] <lepassive> how can i install KDE 4.2 on ubuntu ?
[04:20] <_Andy_> Hello? can anyone help please? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1051767
[04:21] <carpii> lepassive, go to kde.org im sure it will tell you
[04:21] <mishu> Hi... How do I set a python script (.py) to open in terminal, and on right click, to have some option to open it in an editor (IDLE pref.)
[04:21] <mishu> ?
[04:21] <lepassive> carpii, I mean deb packages
[04:21] <Gnea> lepassive: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=982726
[04:21] <aclonedsheep> should I just run a windows VM to stream to my xbox?
[04:21] <Gnea> carpii: ^^^
[04:22] <ryanprior> I want to run an application and restrict it to just one of my CPU cores. How can I do that?
[04:22] <mishu> Hi... How do I set a python script (.py) to open in terminal, and on right click, to have some option to open it in an editor (IDLE pref.) ?
[04:22] <Prose> hey guys, I'm wtfed! a mounted hdd is empty but df says it has 20GB used
[04:22] <carpii> Prose, i thought wed been through all this
[04:22] <Prose> carpii: me too
[04:22] <Gnea> Prose: did you use ls or ls -a?
[04:23] <Prose> carpii: I removed, rebooted and all
[04:23] <carpii> hm, ok after a reboot, that is odd
[04:23] <Prose> Gnea: yeah, ls -la  ls -l         ls -wth
[04:23] <lepassive> Gnea, thanks alot, but the date kinda old 4.2 is stable now
[04:23] <Gnea> Prose: the profanity is not required nor appreciated here, thanks.
[04:24] <Prose> Gnea: sorry I guess
[04:24] <carpii> i appreciate it!
[04:24] <Prose> in times of amazement, I do devlish things
[04:24] <Gnea> lepassive: no idea then...
[04:24] <carpii> swearwords were invented for times when your OS is screwed up
[04:25] <njan> boing.
[04:25] <Prose> zing
[04:25] <Gnea> lepassive: that's the only way I've found to do it
[04:25] <Cpudan80> tis not a smart idea to notice a channel ;-)
[04:25] <Gnea> I noticed that, too ;)
[04:25] <mishu> Hi... How do I set a python script (.py) to open in terminal, and on right click, to have some option to open it in an editor (IDLE pref.) ?
[04:26] <Gnea> mishu: uhm, what? in a terminal?
[04:26] <lepassive> Gnea, No problem. thanks alot for your help
[04:26] <Gnea> lepassive: good luck
[04:26] <Prose> ..so what's that command to quick format a drive then..?
[04:26] <prime> Hello, I got a odd issue with installing VIsta on top of my dominanting Ubuntu setup. Just can't get vista to take the partition I set aside from it regardless if its ntfs or whatever.
[04:27] <_Andy_> Heya any suggestion here guys/Gamers?? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6630024
[04:27] <prime> seems vista won't install on a extened-logical partition? is this correct?
[04:27] <Gnea> Prose: they usually start with mkfs, so if you type:  sudo mkfs<tab><tab>  it should list them for you
[04:27] <Prose> Gnea: thanks ;)
[04:27] <mishu> Gnea ... when i double click it, i want it to open in a python terminal .. and i would also want to have a way to open it in IDLE, from the drop-down of the file
[04:27] <Flannel> prime: That may be accurate, yeah.  ##windows will likely know for sure
[04:27] <prime> ok cheers
[04:28] <Gnea> mishu: okay, I don't know what IDLE is... also, python doesn't have a terminal... are you talking about having it run in a debugging mode that uses the terminal as an output of the debugging info?
[04:30] <somethingclever> hey, my video flashes a lot, all videos, on the net or on the HD, how do i fix it so it doesnt flash anymore?
[04:30] <Arrick> hey all, through terminal, how do I tell what the current permissions are on a file?
[04:31] <mishu> Gnea .. uhm .. i guess? in windows, python runs in a terminal of it's own, not os terminal (not by going to os terminal and typing "python script.py")
[04:31] <mishu> nvm .. i know i'm being rather confusing
[04:32] <Gnea> mishu: ah, okay - i've never used python in windows before. :)  I suppose it depends on the program that you're trying to run... is it fairly well-known or a project you're working on?
[04:32] <erlnoob> hello, I'm on a vps and need to configure bind9, how do I find out my network address?
[04:32] <kupesoft> By any chance is anyone running Ubuntu on an HP mini 1000
[04:32] <bahatig> anybody knows how to compile java in kate?
[04:32] <bahatig> i can't run in terminal
[04:32] <Cpudan80> javac *.java
[04:32] <Cpudan80> java myMainClassFile
[04:33] <ptc> is there an app for gnome to create a keybinding that will type out whatever characters i specify?
[04:33] <mishu> it's a simple script i wrote .. worked in windows perfectly.. it's not platform dependent ...i just changed to ubuntu today, and i can't get it to work
[04:33] <bahatig> i can't even type in teminal
[04:33] <mishu> anyway
[04:33] <ptc> like Win+H would print out "http://"
[04:33] <Arrick> Cpudan80, what you doing in #ubuntu?
[04:33] <mishu> thanx for the help
[04:33] <Cpudan80> Arrick: I use Ubuntu thanks very much
[04:33] <Cpudan80> Arrick: same to you?
[04:34] <Gnea> mishu: did you try running it like this?  chmod 700 script.py && ./script.py
[04:34] <Wicked> im trying to use the network manager in the system tray...its saying device is unmanaged...how do i set it up to manage network connections? i originally manually edited /etc/network/interfaces
[04:34] <Arrick> Cpudan80, im messing with you lol
[04:34] <mishu> i'll try now
[04:34] <Arrick> Cpudan80, you have an answer to my question?
[04:34] <somethingclever> hey, my video flashes a lot, all videos, on the net or on the HD, how do i fix it so it doesnt flash anymore??
[04:34] <Cpudan80> mishu: the first line of the script should be #!/usr/bin/python
[04:34] <mishu> it is
[04:35] <Cpudan80> oh ok
[04:35] <nickrud> Wicked, do you still have it defined in the interfaces file?
[04:35] <Wicked> nickrud, no.
[04:35] <Wicked> nickrud, only thing in there now is for lo
[04:35] <nickrud> Wicked, try   sudo killall NetworkManager && sudo NetworkManager
[04:35] <roger_> prose: u there?
[04:35] <Prose> roger_: still am
[04:35] <lutfi> llll
[04:36] <Wicked> nickrud, nothing
[04:36] <roger_> prose: sorry had to leave the discussion
[04:36] <nickrud> Wicked, hm. Works for Me™
[04:36] <roger_> prose: can u help me out again
[04:36] <Wicked> nickrud, could you possible paste your interfaces file for me?
[04:36] <Prose> roger_: sure
[04:36] <fight>  hi,all , How can I change my system langue
[04:36] <Wicked> nickrud, should there be anything in the interfaces file other then the lo interface?
[04:37] <Cpudan80> Arrick: one way is in the directory with the file do :: ls -l | grep fileNameHere
[04:37] <roger_> prose: tell me how do i install flashplayer
[04:37] <nickrud> Wicked, no, I only have that besides my current static connection.
[04:37] <Cpudan80> Arrick: ex output: -rw-r--r--  1 dan users 30425 2009-01-26 23:01 test
[04:37] <Arrick> thanks cpi
[04:37] <nickrud> Wicked, and, no NetworkManager either
[04:37] <carpii> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:37] <ubundude> I need some help with LVM during an install (using an alternate live cd fyi)
[04:37] <Prose> roger_: okay do you know what a terminal is ?
[04:37] <Arrick> heya nickrud long time no talk
[04:37] <Wicked> hmm
[04:37] <roger_> prose:yeah
[04:38] <bahatig> help somebody, i can't type in kate terminal
[04:38] <nickrud> Arrick, hi there
[04:38] <roger_> prose : go on..give me the command
[04:38] <Prose> roger_: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:38] <Prose> roger_: it's the one tritium gave you a while back
[04:38] <somethingclever> hey does anyone have a flashing video problem?
[04:38] <Gnea> bahatig: what?
[04:38] <roger_> prose: i guess its working
[04:39] <apology_> yeah i do firefox flash plug-in has a ton of problems
[04:39] <bahatig> well im trying to compile java
[04:39] <EnKie> hi all!
[04:39] <bahatig> but i can't run terminal from kate
[04:39] <Gnea> bahatig: why?
[04:39] <Prose> roger_: restart firefox and surf to youtube again
[04:39] <bahatig> it's not available
[04:39] <roger_> prose: roger that
[04:39] <Gnea> uhm
[04:39] <Prose> apology_: I've had none.
[04:39] <Gnea> !java | bahatig
[04:39] <bahatig> like i click terminal but it's blank
[04:39] <Gnea> bahatig: i bet to differ :)
[04:40] <apology_> prose: really? i do the stumble video search all the time and after a few videos firefox just crashes
[04:40] <bahatig> im sure i have it already cause i run java in jgrasp
[04:40] <kazagistar> ubuntu is not detecting my xbox controller or something, even though the xpad driver should apparently be plug-and-play
[04:40] <Prose> apology_: interesting.. ff 3 ?
[04:40] <EnKie> I have a problem - if anyone's interested:  I downloaded the "updates" list and after all was said and done, it won't reboot past the logon.  It hangs after it accepts my password.  Suggestions?
[04:41] <apology_> prose: yeah hold on and let me see if I can get the error again
[04:42] <apology_> prose: it's usually this --> (firefox:17350): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
[04:42] <apology_> Segmentation fault
[04:42] <Prose> apology_: I do agree that recently, for me, ff3 has had some stability issues but not particulary on flash videos
[04:42] <Prose> apology_: if I were smart, I might downgrade...
[04:42] <ubundude> Trying to use LVM during install to manage partitions, not sure how to work it....
[04:42] <apology_> prose: i've read that it's something to do with a windows font that certain websites are running
[04:42] <lutfi> ai......
[04:42] <Prose> apology_: that's insane
[04:43] <Prose> apology_: that's monstrous
[04:43] <roger_> prose: no change
[04:43] <Prose> apology_: Megatron wouldn' stand for that
[04:43] <apology_> prose: and it sucks because I was really looking forward to chrome but that was pushed back till june or something
[04:43] <roger_> prose: i m not able to see videos
[04:43] <apology_> just like the new harry potter movie
[04:44] <Joker_-_> stupid question: is there something like a "search for files" link somewhere in the file browser or somewhere else in Ubuntu?
[04:44] <ptc> is there an app for gnome to create a keybinding that will type out whatever characters i specify?
[04:44] <ptc> like Win+H would print out "http://"
[04:44] <Prose> roger_: this is weird.. did you go see the site  I linked earler?
[04:44] <Tozarian> hi, I need some help with aircrack
[04:44] <apology_> joker_-_ it'
[04:44] <apology_> joker_-_ it's under places in the menu bar
[04:44] <Joker_-_> apology_: it' ?
[04:44] <apology_> sorry
[04:44] <Joker_-_> apology_: ok, no right click on a directory "search"
[04:44] <parrothead> can somebody please tell me how to force a Hard Link
[04:45] <roger_> http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/....this one?
[04:45] <parrothead> i keep getting told its not allowed for the specified directory, and I really need a hard link there
[04:45] <Prose> roger_: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[04:45] <Tozarian> can someone help me with editing kismet.conf?
[04:45] <ubundude> can someone help me use LVM?
[04:45] <apology_> joker_-_ there's a script for the nautilus for a right-click menu but I haven't used it
[04:46] <Joker_-_> apology_: ill google for that, thx
[04:46] <Prose> Tozarian: cheap tip. try backtrack3
[04:46] <apology_> joker_-_ yup
[04:46] <Joker_-_> apology_: thx
[04:47] <Tozarian> isnt backtrack 3 a whole bootup cd?
[04:47] <Tozarian> like an environment for cracking wep and such?
[04:47] <EnKie> I downloaded the "updates" list and after all was said and done, it won't reboot past the logon.  It hangs after it accepts my password.  Suggestions?
[04:48] <trimeta> My cat just walked across my keyboard and now my colors are inverted. What buttons did she hit, that I may hit them again to reverse the effect?
[04:48] <apology_> tozarian: there's a ton of apps included on the backtrack os which do include those types but also has a bunch of common apps: document web email. A friend actually installed it on a flash drive really cool
[04:48] <Tozarian> ok will tryout, this whole aircrack thing has been way to hard for me to understand
[04:49] <parrothead> can somebody help me force a hard link
[04:49] <Chungwa> Good evening! I'm trying to convert some audio .aa files to .mp3 so that I can play them on my MP3 player. I legally downloaded them fine on Ubuntu using WINE but now I can't seem to convert them in ubuntu to mp3 files. Any suggestions?
[04:49] <Prose> Tozarian: yeah, I was assuming..
[04:49] <roger_> prose:
[04:49] <Prose> roger_:
[04:49] <nickrud> trimeta, super<n> or <m>
[04:50] <roger_> prose: i downloaded the .deb package
[04:50] <roger_> but it says wrong architecture
[04:50] <trimeta> nickrud: Yea, looks like win+m did it. Thanks.
[04:50] <gimbli> how can i disable the dual desktop option ? my laptop i switching betwen them all the time , making me crazy
[04:50] <Prose> roger_: do you have 64 bit ubuntu or something ?
[04:50] <trimeta> She also closed my torrents...I'm not sure whether to be mad at her or impressed.
[04:50] <nickrud> trimeta, ewwww, we never call that the <censored> key here, it's Super :)
[04:51] <roger_> prose: how can i check it
[04:51] <trimeta> nickrud: Why not, it's the key I've bound to all of my window management functions.
[04:51] <apology_> nickrud: haha
[04:51] <Prose> roger_: good question!
[04:51] <carpii> we dont call them windows either, we call them uh ubuntus
[04:51] <Prose> roger_: isntalling stuff isn't usaully this complicated..
[04:51] <roger_> prose : i m new to ubuntu
[04:52] <parrothead> i cant believe that nodbody knows how to force a Hard Link :(
[04:52] <trimeta> parrothead: Why do you want to force it?
[04:52] <roger_> prose: sorry if it bothered u
[04:52] <parrothead> I need to redirects to point to the same file
[04:52] <Prose> roger_: I think I may have to leave this to the rest of the channel since it maybe involve taken-by-the-hand procedure and I have to sleep or I'll die
[04:52] <carpii> i cant think of a time ive ever wanted to use a hard link
[04:52] <fogel> hi
[04:52] <fogel> how to get c++ suntax in vim in ubuntu?
[04:52] <Prose> roger_: no problem, sorry I gotta sleep :P
[04:52] <parrothead> and a symlink isnt enough
[04:52] <trimeta> parrothead: And a symlink doesn't do the trick? They're safer.
[04:52] <fogel> syntax*
[04:52] <Prose> roger_: good luck, this shouldn't be too painful :)
[04:52] <roger_> prose: sweet dreams
[04:52] <nickrud> parrothead, ln without any modifiers defaults to a hard link
[04:52] <carpii> well you create a symlink with ln -s
[04:53] <Prose> roger_: thanks you also (at the apropriate time)
[04:53] <carpii> so maybe a hard link without the -s ?
[04:53] <trimeta> parrothead: Well, running the ln command without the -s modifier should do it.
[04:53] <parrothead> i did
[04:53] <parrothead> "hard link not allowed for directory"
[04:53] <roger_> nickrud : can u help me
[04:53] <jtaji> parrothead: that's right, only files can be hard linked
[04:53] <carpii> well then, its telling you what the problem is
[04:53] <nickrud> roger_, flash on 64bit? (haven't really been watching, but did catch the 'wrong architecture' line)
[04:54] <parrothead> jtaji: so theres NO way to hard link a directory?
[04:54] <roger_> nickrud : yes
[04:54] <bahatig> gnea: i have java installed
[04:54] <fogel> how to get c++ syntax in vim in ubuntu?
[04:54] <xjkx> ﻿what about the backports repository
[04:54] <jtaji> parrothead: only files can be hard linked
[04:54] <roger_> nickrud : it says wrong architecture i386
[04:54] <bahatig> but i still can't run in terminal
[04:54] <m0zone> flash 64 is on adobes beta page
[04:54] <nickrud> roger_, I don't have 64bit so I can't say for sure. but,  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree should install it correctly
[04:54] <trimeta> fogel: type ":syntax on" while editing a file that ends in .cpp.
[04:55] <bahatig> there is not window to type in
[04:55] <jtaji> parrothead: just symlink for directories
[04:55] <trimeta> Note the leading colon.
[04:55] <bahatig> somebody help
[04:55] <roger_> nickrud : i did that..but in vain
[04:55] <m0zone> flash 64 to install    put a plugins folder in .firefox
[04:55] <fogel> trimeta: thx
[04:55] <m0zone> and copy it
[04:55] <nickrud> roger_, if I had a 64bit I could say for sure, sorry
[04:55] <roger_> nickrud : can u tell me the command to check what bit a machine is
[04:55] <m0zone> i have 64 bit with flash workin good
[04:56] <jtaji> roger_: uname -m
[04:56] <nickrud> roger_, uname -m , i686 is 32bit, x86_64 is 64bit
[04:56] <parrothead> yep
[04:56] <EnKie> I downloaded the "updates" list and after all was said and done, it locks immediately past the logon.  It hangs after it accepts my password.  Suggestions?
[04:56] <parrothead> jtaji: thanks
[04:56] <roger_> nickrud : i guess i have a 64 bit machine
[04:56] <m0zone> the flash in repo sucks for 64
[04:56] <m0zone> u have to use beta  to be stable
[04:56] <ptc> is there an app for gnome to create a keybinding that will type out whatever characters i specify?
[04:56] <ptc> like Win+H would print out "http://"
[04:57] <nickrud> roger_, not just a 64bit machine, but a 64bit os install. I use 32bit install on my 64bit myself
[04:57] <ubundude> attempting to use LVM, please help
[04:58] <jtaji> ubundude: what's the problem?
[04:58] <roger_> nickrud: can u temme where can i get a flashplayer for a 64  bit machine?
[04:58] <m0zone> roger
[04:58] <ubundude> jtaji: well i'm using an alternate live cd and i'm just trying to work on setting up the partitions
[04:58] <m0zone> download beta and copy into .firefox  folder in plugins
[04:58] <nickrud> roger_, you could try what m0zone is saying. But it's not the supported method.
[04:59] <m0zone> u may have to make folder plugins i did
[04:59] <trimeta> roger_: Also, you could try using the nspluginwrapper to use the 32-bit Flash plugin on your 64-bit system.
[04:59] <m0zone> 64 one works real good
[04:59] <roger_> m0zone : temme the instuctions
[04:59] <ubundude> jtaji: theres one free physical volume but i can't seem to split it into anything
[05:00] <trimeta> roger_: On my system (a 64-bit install, flashplugin-nonfree (in the standard Universe repository) pulled in nspluginwrapper, and it works fine in Firefox.
[05:00] <m0zone> download flash 64 beta   untar    click show hidden  files in home folder  find  .firefox  click it  make a folder called plugins copy files into dir
[05:01] <m0zone> open firefox and u have flash
[05:01] <monjaro> Hey.  The other day I changed my shell to rc (I was working in rc, so I just wanted to save some time and change it back once I was done), but now I can't change it back to zsh (or bash, or anything).  I do chsh and choose a different shell, it shows up right in my /etc/passwd, but whenever I start up a shell, it's still rc
[05:01] <EMPulse> hey guys
[05:01] <Flannel> ubundude: You need to make a volume group ontop of the PV.  PVs go into a VG which gets split up into LVs (Logical Volumes)
[05:01] <EMPulse> Does anyone know if there's an gnome client for TOR?
[05:01] <ubundude> jtaji: after i select "create volume group" it shows me the only current volume and i can't select it. i try pressing enter and it just says i haven't selected a volume and it aborts and brings me back to the previous menu
[05:01] <m0zone> no wrappers or grey box's  works  like 32 bit
[05:01] <monjaro> why would this be ($SHELL is also /usr/local/plan9/bin/rc)?
[05:02] <trimeta> m0zone: The profile directory is in ~/.mozilla/firefox/<random string>.default/, at least on my computer.
[05:02] <trimeta> Not ~/.firefox/
[05:02] <m0zone> trimeta  i just did what betapage said
[05:02] <ubundude> Flannel: could i get the acronym-less version of that?
[05:02] <roger_> m0zone : gimme a link
[05:02] <roger_> to get flash 64
[05:02] <m0zone> roger google flash 64 beta linux
[05:02] <trimeta> ubundude: PV=physical volume. VG=volume group. LV=logical volume.
[05:03] <Snipes44> anyone know how to get vnc to start at boot, before local login. Trying to be able to login to my file server with out having to do a local login. I have done some searching and most of the guides seem to be old (2006).
[05:03] <dubi> hey gud day all, anyone nice enough to tell a newbie what the reverse of ripping is? see, i got a couple a mp3s i want to play on my old fashioned car cd player. thanks
[05:04] <trimeta> dubi: Probably best to use the CD burning program to create an audio CD.
[05:04] <carpii> Snipes, try starting vncserver in your init.d/rc.local maybe
[05:04] <Snipes44> k
[05:04] <carpii> but i think it wants to start after x server starts, so maybe you need to find a kde way of doing it
[05:04] <carpii> or a gnome way
[05:04] <jtaji> ubundude: easiest thing is probably to point you to this guide, but feel free to ask me again if there's something you don't understand http://linuxbsdos.com/2008/11/11/lvm-configuration-in-ubuntu-810/
[05:04] <dubi> trimeta, thanks, does brasero or any of the other ones convert the mp3s automatically?
[05:04] <roger_> m0zone: can u temme the command to untar the file
[05:04] <carpii> tar xzvf filename.tar
[05:04] <m0zone> i just clicked file
[05:05] <carpii> or drop the z if its not a tar.gz
[05:05] <trimeta> dubi: I believe Brasero will convert them into a format your car CD player can use, if you select an Audio project.
[05:05] <Louis> how do i figure out a particular group id if i want to use the usermod command?
[05:05] <monjaro> To phrase that in a simpler way, does anyone know how my /etc/passwd could say that zsh is my default shell, but whenever I start a shell rc comes up (with $SHELL set to rc)?
[05:05] <Flannel> ubundude: You make LVM partitions on your physical harddrives (formatted as LVM), those are Physical Volumes.  You group Physical Volumes into Volume Groups (which because 'pretend' hard drives) and then you can partition the VGs into Logical Volumes, which are akin to regular partitions (which you then format as ext3, etc)  http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-lvm/  explains it in paragraphs (more importantly, with pictures)
[05:05] <dubi> trimeta, aight thanks man will do so now :)
[05:05] <trimeta> dubi: No problem.
[05:06] <Snipes44> carpii I have the server setup to shoe a gui login screen. Is that not x server showing that?
[05:06] <trimeta> Louis: What are you doing with usermod? Adding someone to groups? Changing their default group?
[05:07] <ubundude> Flannel: YES I GOT IT, I didn't notice i had to use the spacebar to mark which volume i wanted to use. now that its selected i -think- i'm good so far
[05:08] <Louis> trimeta:  i want to add a user to the group "lpadmin"
[05:08] <ubundude> Flannel: actually that page does make more sense of it too, thank you
[05:08] <trimeta> Louis: Probably best to use gpasswd instead of usermod for that.
[05:08] <Louis> trimeta:  what would the syntax be for that command?
[05:08] <trimeta> To add user "foo" to the group "lpadmin," you'd run "gpasswd -a foo lpadmin"
[05:08] <roger_> m0zone : it says tar: You must specify one of the `-Acdtrux' options
[05:08] <roger_> Try `tar --help' or `tar --usage' for more information.
[05:09] <Louis> trimeta:  thanks a bunch
[05:09] <trimeta> Louis: No problem.
[05:10] <ice_cream> lo; i've noticed when aptitude prints out dependencies and confirmation to install some package, all the depends  have an  {a} next to them.. is this supposed to be some sort of color code?
[05:10] <BattleStarJesus> How do I fix dependancy problems?
[05:11] <enntee> Hello all, I'm building a server to run Ubuntu 8.04 LTS and am trying to choose a motherboard with support onboard LAN. Is there a website I could check or can anyone recommend a motherboard that works well?
[05:12] <trimeta> enntee: You mean, just to make sure that the onboard ethernet will work with Ubuntu? Pretty much any modern board would work, I'd think...
[05:12] <trimeta> Or are you looking for wake-on-LAN or something fancy?
[05:12] <kazagistar> my joystick has the proper module installed, but jscalibrator does not see it, and it does not show up under /dev/input/... what could be wrong?
[05:12] <enntee> trimeta: I thought so too, but there seem to be certain realtek chipsets that are flakey
[05:12] <BooNGala2> Bah, for some reason I can't apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:12] <enntee> trimeta: no, nothing fancy. just need it to work :)
[05:12] <BooNGala2> it says linux-headers-2.6.24.22-generic has no installation candidate
[05:13] <trimeta> enntee: I built a server from scratch for my 8.04 LTS box, and the cheapest mobo I bought worked. I might have gotten lucky, I guess.
[05:13] <BooNGala2> maybe I don't have the right apt source enabled?
[05:13] <cellofellow> BooNGala2: it's linux-headers-2.6.24-22-generic
[05:13] <enntee> trimeta: what motherboard?
[05:13] <BooNGala2> yeah, that comes with the `uname -r` part
[05:14] <trimeta> enntee: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813135057
[05:14] <trimeta> It came with CPU, total of $60.
[05:14] <BooNGala2> oh right
[05:14] <plytheman> Can someone help me reset all the settings on Samba?  I thought I could do something and fucked up and now I'm stealing my neighbors wifi to connect
[05:14] <BooNGala2> the dash vs period. Typo on my part
[05:14] <enntee> trimeta: nice
[05:15] <perlsyntax> hey does anyone have prob with att adsl?
[05:15] <BattleStarJesus> how do I install gflashplayer
[05:15] <BigJoe> I have a Thinkpad A30 (2652-34A) with a Radeon Mobility M6 LY, but I can't get fglrx to work so the GUI is real choppy and I can't play fullscreen videos. Any ideas?
[05:15] <plytheman> i followed this guide ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 ) and realized that that wasn't what I wanted to do and now my laptop doesn't connect over my wired network
[05:15] <jef_buntu> hi, its me again a:P
[05:15] <ice_cream> ddr1 memory?
[05:16] <ice_cream> @trimeta
[05:16] <robert_85> has anyone had problems with Shockwave Flash 10.0 r15 in Ubuntu 8.10
[05:16] <jef_buntu> I really cantget that dhcp server to work and I dont see anything saying about that kind of error
[05:16] <trimeta> ice_cream: Like I said, not a very fancy machine. Currently it's acting as my home file server, with Samba and ssh the main applications.
[05:16] <robert_85> my problem with it is i don't always get audio with the flash media
[05:17] <nickrud> man, I love it when someone asks a question then leaves one minute later. is there no patience left?
[05:17] <jef_buntu> anyone have few minutes to help me?
[05:17] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, what was the error again?
[05:17] <plytheman> anyone good with samba?  I lost connection over wired network and am stealing neighbors wifi right now
[05:18] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: well I followed the howto but the server wont start and its saying me too look in a syslog which i havent found a clue where it should be
[05:18] <trimeta> plytheman: Samba is a file-sharing protocol...it shouldn't be preventing your computer from connecting to your wired connection.
[05:18] <genii> plytheman: You can restore the "factory" smb.conf file by:    sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf.old ; sudo cp /usr/share/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba.conf                      But it sounds like something other than just a messy samba conf file.
[05:19] <willy_> I can't get my Radeon Mobility M6 LY to work, fglrx crashes to safe mode, the GUI is real choppy and I can't play fullscreen videos. Any ideas?
[05:19] <plytheman> trimeta: I followed this howto http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 and realized halfway through it wasn't what I wanted to do
[05:19] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, can you post your dhcpd.conf, and the output of 'ip addr'?
[05:19] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, also, you set the interface in /etc/default/dhcpd?
[05:19] <genii> plytheman: Apologies, the second command path should be /etc/samba/smb.conf   and NOT /etc/smb.conf
[05:19] <trimeta> plytheman: So the wired connection goes where, a windows machine? Anyway, try the command genii suggested and see if that helps.
[05:20] <robert_85> robert_85> has anyone had problems with Shockwave Flash 10.0 r15 in Ubuntu 8.10
 my problem with it is i don't always get audio with the flash media
[05:20] <jef_buntu> rdw200169:  posting a script in here?
[05:20] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, no, heh, paste.ubuntu.com
[05:20] <rdw200169> !pastebin | jef_buntu
[05:20] <plytheman> okay, I'll punch that command in and see what happens
[05:20] <genii> plytheman: You will nedd restart of samba after too. eg:  sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[05:20] <carpii> if a package has the same name in two repositories, which one will it choose to install?
[05:21] <carpii> eg, i added win repo's, but i think it may have installed the normal ubuntu rls
[05:21] <nickrud> carpii, it will take the highest version number
[05:21] <monjaro> What could cause $SHELL to be set to something different than what I have in my /etc/passwd file
[05:21] <EMPulse> hey does anyone use Tork here? I think I need help configuring it
[05:21] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, you can also do that with the program pastebinit; i learned about this a few days ago i think; very useful!
[05:22] <carpii> nickrud, ok thanks. i thought maybe the order in sources.list mattered
[05:22] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: ok! i see, thanks for the tip
[05:22] <nickrud> carpediem, if the version numbers are identical, the first repository wins
[05:22] <carpii> ok thankyou
[05:22] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, for example, i did pastebinit /etc/default/dhcp3-server and it returned a link: http://pastebin.com/f333a6217
[05:23] <carpii> pretty amazing that a google for 'wine' returns winehq first, then a wiki article about wine :)
[05:23] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: the hcdpd directory you told me is in fact named dhcpd3-server in my conputer
[05:23] <nickrud> carpediem, apt-cache policy <packagename> will show you the versions available, and where from
[05:23] <carpii> oh useful
[05:23] <carpii> ok its taken it from the winehw repo's
[05:23] <carpii> now to figure out why nothing works :/
[05:24] <Jacroe> When I plug in my iPod it will automatically open Rhythmbox. Where can I set it to open a different program?
[05:25] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, yeah.... i knew you'd catch it
[05:25] <nickrud> Jacroe, try opening a file manager window, then edit->prefs media tab
[05:25] <Shanix> what is the correct driver needs to be used in Hardy for Ath242x ??
[05:25] <Shanix> Ndiswrapper only??
[05:26] <Shanix> if the driver is ath_pci or ath5k, which package do I need to use ??
[05:26] <Fezzler> I need to "make" a program and I don't know how http://wissrech.iam.uni-bonn.de/people/garcke/pms/
[05:26] <Fezzler> It is not clear in the instructions
[05:26] <jessie> Shanix: do, "lspci" and post the output to pastebin
[05:27] <trimeta> Fezzler: You have the source for this program?
[05:27] <linux_guy> Where can I download a modified hosts or hosts.deny file for Ubuntu?  I would like to redirect adservers and other sites to 127.0.0.1
[05:27] <Fezzler> trimeta: Yes
[05:27] <linux_guy> Theres no place like 127.0.0.1
[05:27] <werdnum> lame
[05:27] <Fezzler> trimeta: see link
[05:27] <Shanix> jessie, http://pastebin.com/m7488035e
[05:27] <trimeta> Fezzler: OK. First, untar the source into a directory; then cd to that directory.
[05:27] <nickrud> ouch linux_guy
[05:27] <Jacroe> nickrud: thanks
[05:28] <Fezzler> trimeta: done
[05:28] <SodaKiller> bird
[05:28] <trimeta> Now, check to see if there's a file called "configure" in that directory.
[05:28] <linux_guy> There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary, and those that don't
[05:28] <trimeta> The unpacked source, that is.
[05:28] <werdnum> linux_guy: lame
[05:28] <nickrud> who does a good bada boom here?
[05:28] <werdnum> linux_guy: that's only two types. If you meant binary you should have said 0b10
[05:28] <Fezzler> trimeta: yes and several configure.* files
[05:28] <rdw200169> !ot | nickrud wednum
[05:28]  * linux_guy is absolutely hilarious
[05:29] <linux_guy> seriously, where can i get a modified hosts file for ubuntu?
[05:29] <nickrud> ouch rdw200169 :)
[05:29] <trimeta> Fezzler: Don't worry about the configure.* files. While you're in the source directory, type "./configure" Note the leading . and /.
[05:29] <werdnum> linux_guy: Step 1. sudo nano /etc/hosts, Step 2. Change it. Step 3, you have a modified hosts
[05:29] <jessie> Shanix: So which version of Ubuntu?
[05:29] <Fezzler> trimeta: sudo?
[05:29] <Shanix> jessie, hardy
[05:29] <trimeta> Fezzler: The ./configure line doesn't need to be sudo'ed.
[05:29] <chronofire> hey my sound was working fine the other day now it is not. What are some possible causes?
[05:30] <Shanix> jessie, I know it has better chance to work in Intrepid, but does it have to ?
[05:30] <Fezzler> trime
[05:30] <linux_guy> werdnum, are you suggesting that I edit it manually?
[05:30] <NimbleRabit> Hello
[05:30] <Halobec> Hi!
[05:30] <Fezzler> trimeta: "Error, bison needed to build pilot-mailsync"
[05:30] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110676/
[05:30] <werdnum> linux_guy: I'm suggesting that your question is way too vague.
[05:30] <werdnum> Why do you want a modified hosts?
[05:31] <lstarnes> Fezzler: sudo apt-get install bison
[05:31] <trimeta> Fezzler: You'll need to install bison before you can install this package, "aptitude install bison"
[05:31] <trimeta> Well, sudo aptitude install bison.
[05:31] <jessie> Shanix:
[05:31] <NimbleRabit> A bit new to linux here, if I put files into a folder say /home/myuser/Music, and then later on I mount something to that folder what happens to the files
[05:31] <|GaiJin|> anyone else here using nzb's to do your downloads with? What program are you using, and do you have a problem with the download being some empty folder not playable??
[05:31] <jessie> Shanix: Sorry bout that last one. lol. anyways, check out this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5703118&postcount=3
[05:31] <trimeta> NimbleRabit: They're hidden until you unmount the folder.
[05:31] <prahal_> NimbleRabit, they are hidden
[05:31] <linux_guy> I would like to block adservers and other crap in my web browser
[05:31] <NimbleRabit> okay, is there a way to get them to automatically get transferred to the mounted location?
[05:31] <Fife> Anyone use picasa out there (not through WINE)... It seemed to index my files weird.  I'm new to linux and a little confused.
[05:32] <prahal_> linduxed, adblock extension
[05:32] <jessie> Shanix: That should be what you want. If you need help compiling, I'll give you some help
[05:32] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, in short; the dhcpd server will *not* start if there is not a) and entry in /etc/default/dhcp3-server that matches b) the subnet existing on the device
[05:32] <Fezzler> trimeta: bison done, ./configure run again, error
[05:32] <trimeta> Fezzler: Pastebin the output of the ./configure script.
[05:32] <Shanix> jessie, I was more looking for a native way to get it working
[05:32] <linux_guy> I always downloaded a modified HOSTS file from these guys: http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm for use in windows, and it worked nicely
[05:32] <Fezzler> trimeta: Need pilot-link
[05:32] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, you need to assign the gateway to the interface; i.e. ip addr add 192.168.1.254/24 dev <device_name>
[05:32] <chronofire> hey my sound was working fine the other day now it is not. What are some possible causes?
[05:32] <trimeta> linux_guy: You can just edit their modified hosts file to work in Linux.
[05:32] <Shanix> jessie, cuz I know it works under Intrepid... so it might be backported to Hardy
[05:32] <prahal_> Fezzler, you should install build-essentiel
[05:32] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, then the dhcp server should start
[05:33] <Fezzler> trimeta: So sudo apt-get install pilot-link?
[05:33] <werdnum> linux_guy: well, hosts files are the same format, but you should probably just use AdBlock in Firefox.
[05:33] <NimbleRabit> what I would like to be able to do is put things into a folder and then when I mount something have all that stuff automatically get added to the mounted directory, is that possible?
[05:33] <Shanix> jessie, that was the answer I was hopping for...
[05:33] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: ok
[05:33] <trimeta> Fezzler: Try what prahal_ said, installing build-essential.
[05:33] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, think about it... the gateway needs to exist, right?
[05:33] <thomas1978c> ha! i got it!!! i did it on my own too. this os aint so tough!
[05:33] <otara> somebody can help me?
[05:33] <jessie> Shanix: I don't think there's any backports. It's more kernel stuff than anything.... :( Sorry.
[05:33] <Fezzler> trimeta: how
[05:33] <otara> i just install ubuntu 8.10
[05:33] <linux_guy> Adblock does the trick, but does not satisfy my thirst for knowledge
[05:33] <prahal_> chronofire, another program is using it , the volume is muted in one of the channel
[05:33] <Gp> Hi all, I recently just got the 1.5 tb seagate and i can't install linux onto it, wondering if you know what i should do to get around it?
[05:33] <trimeta> sudo aptitude install build-essential pilot-link
[05:33] <Shanix> jessie, it's okay, thanks tho
[05:33] <Fezzler> trimeta: sudo apt-get install build-essential?
[05:34] <otara> and i facing wireless driver problem
[05:34] <jessie> otara: Shoot away.
[05:34] <nickrud> NimbleRabit, you can write a simple bash script that mounts the device and then copies over the data; or polls mount occasionally and copies over if it's changed state
[05:34] <prahal_> chronofire, sudo lsof /dev/dsp and gnome-volume-control
[05:34] <trimeta> Fezzler: Yep. And you're probably going to need pilot-link too, so you might as well install both at once.
[05:34] <otara> who's can send me the driver?
[05:34] <Gp> Anybody?
[05:34] <otara> Aztech WL635USB
[05:34] <Gp> Need some help installing ubuntu
[05:35] <^Cheeky> Gp, hey dude, be more specific
[05:35] <plytheman> oh yeahhh... i fucked my computer up somehow
[05:35] <chronofire> prahal_ what does that mean i am new to ubuntu do i type that in a terminal?
[05:35] <Gp> I recently just got the 1.5 tb seagate and i can't install linux onto it, wondering if you know what i should do to get around it"
[05:35] <otara> plz show me the way to install Aztech WL635USB wireless USB
[05:35] <trimeta> Gp: Did you put the drive into a computer and boot a LiveCD on that computer?
[05:35] <Fezzler> trimeta: done
[05:35] <^Cheeky> Gp, its not detailed.......
[05:35] <nickrud> plytheman, please think disney cartoons for language, please ;)
[05:35] <Fezzler> trimeta: ./configure again?
[05:35] <prahal_> linux_guy, then you could learn xpcom/xul and write an extension that block all traffic  that does not come from the same domain
[05:35] <trimeta> Fezzler: OK, with all that installed, try the ./configure script again.
[05:35] <plytheman> sory
[05:35] <trimeta> Yea.
[05:36] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: yes... i read somewhere it was configured by default as eht0 so i didnt change it but now that I look it wasnt configured
[05:36] <otara> ubuntu 8.10 can't support Aztech WL635USB
[05:36] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, well, that'll do it too!
[05:36] <linux_guy> prahal_, that sounds like a great way to do it
[05:36] <otara> any solution?
[05:36] <prahal_> chronofire, gnome-volume-control is available via double click on the volume applet . sudo lsof /dev/dsp is to run in a terminal
[05:36] <Flannel> !repeat | otara
[05:36] <thomas1978c> i have to thank everyone in this room who tried to help me with my no audio problem earlier. (no audio on hp pavilion dv4-1220us) so thankyou for your effort and frustration. no bug report from me!!!! yay! now all i have to do is configure wine to play all my stuff!!! woohoo! its all downhill from here. thanks again_thomas craddock
[05:37] <Halobec> guys, what's the command to install the nvidia driver?  sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new ?
[05:37] <plythema1> so yeah, I tried following this: ﻿http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 and now I can't connect over my wired LAN
[05:37] <trimeta> linux_guy: Seriously, if you've already got the hosts file from that site, you can run it through sed to change it into the format used by Ubuntu. Then just copy it over directly.
[05:37] <jessie> otara: That's a bad card for linux. Do "lspci" in a terminal and paste the output to pastebin.
[05:37] <jessie> otara: !pastebin
[05:37] <rdw200169> Halobec, it's only nvidia-glx in intrepid, i was told
[05:37] <jessie> !pastebin, otara
[05:37] <Halobec> lemme try that that
[05:37] <chronofire> prahal_ alrite thanks lemme look
[05:37] <Fezzler> trimeta: "If you already have pilot-link installed, try passing --with-pilot-link=PATH to configure." ????
[05:37] <rdw200169> jessie, hah, the comma got you
[05:37] <prahal_> linux_guy, or if you want something more hardcore and not really done you can take maintenership for prahal.homelinux.net (three components to get all our beloved browser bookmarks in an applet . The added value of those are FF3 support
[05:37] <rdw200169> !pastebin | otara
[05:38] <Halobec> I'm getting an error saying the driver is not found using sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx and sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[05:38] <jessie> rdw200169: ahh... | eh? lol
[05:38] <rdw200169> jessie, no offense of course
[05:38] <trimeta> Fezzler: Hmm, it still doesn't think you have pilot-link installed? And you did install it? You could try typing "which pilot-link" and passing it the returned path...
[05:38] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: wow...suddenly it says [OK]
[05:38] <jessie> rdw200169: none taken. that's much better... i knew there was SOME way. lol
[05:38] <otara> ubuntu 8.10 can't support Aztech WL635USB, need solution plz
[05:38] <Gp> ill boot it up again
[05:38] <Gp> and tell you what errors i get
[05:38] <Gp> okay
[05:38] <Gp> booted from the cd, chose install linux
[05:38] <Gp> the bar moved from side to side, then the next screen i get is this....
[05:38] <Gp> Loading, please wait....
[05:38] <FloodBot3> Gp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:38] <jessie> rdw200169: LOL
[05:39] <otara> ubuntu 8.10 can't support Aztech WL635USB, need solution plz
[05:39] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, fantastic! just remember, you gotta put the network on the interface, or nothing works; dhcp3-server doesn't do that for you
[05:39] <d0netsFN> hey why doesnt my weather map work in avant?
[05:39] <Fezzler> trimeta: which pilot-link does nothing
[05:39] <NimbleRabit> How do I add a samba mount into fstab correctly?     I tried xxx.xxx.x.xx/foldername /home/myusername/foldername smbfs
[05:39] <jessie> otara: did you put the output of lspci in a pastebin post?
[05:39] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, the gateway has to actually be reached correctly, where-ever that is
[05:39] <d0netsFN> it hasnt worked since i switched from 7.10
[05:39] <chronofire> prahal_ i get this error   WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/nate/.gvfs
[05:39] <chronofire>       Output information may be incomplete.
[05:39] <chronofire> lsof: status error on and: No such file or directory
[05:39] <otara> yup.. <jessie> otara: did you put the output of lspci in a pastebin post?
[05:40] <trimeta> Fezzler: Hmm...do "ls /usr/share/pilot-link" or "ls /usr/lib/pilot-link" show anything?
[05:40] <Louis> anybody know how to configure the cups web UI to be accessible by clients on the local network (by computers other than localhost)?
[05:40] <prahal_> chronofire, bewar enot to paste too much or you ll get kicked by the bot
[05:40] <jessie> otara: okay, send me the link for pastebin, please
[05:40] <plythema1> genii: I hit punched those commands in but it didn't help
[05:40] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: you mean the ip of my ISP ?
[05:40] <linux_guy> trimeta, I'm not familiar with 'sed'
[05:40] <Fezzler> trimeta: first one returns two files pix and prc
[05:41] <trimeta> linux_guy: It's a stream editor; it'll let you write a short description of how to change each line, and then apply that to every line in the file.
[05:41] <Fezzler> trimeta: now I'm in the pilot-mailsync directory
[05:41] <prahal_> chronofire, .gvfs error is harmless . As there are no lines with /dev/dsp inside it the conmponent is not taken by anything (which could be good or bad . We'll see after the volume muted  control)
[05:41] <genii> plythema1: I already figured you have some other issue. Samba alterations won't all of a sudden make your computer start using the neighbour's wifi for instance.
[05:41] <jessie> !pastebin | otara
[05:41] <trimeta> Fezzler: Yea, stay in the directory of the source.
[05:41] <plythema1> genii: I followed this: ﻿I tried following this: ﻿http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605 and now I can't connect over my wired LAN
[05:41] <linux_guy> trimeta, ok i will check it out.  thanks
[05:41] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, well, i don't know the topology of your subnet, but the gateway 'goes to the internet'; this correlates to the option routers line
[05:41] <Fezzler> trimeta: second report no such directory
[05:42] <linux_guy> prahal_, thanks to you also
[05:42] <plythema1> genii: not sure why it knocked out my wired connection
[05:42] <trimeta> You could try running "./configure --with-pilot-link=/usr/share/pilot-link" and see if that works.
[05:42] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, this is the same ip you set manually for gateway
[05:42] <nickrud> Louis, iirc edit /etc/cups/cups.conf and edit Listen localhost:631 to :631
[05:42]  * linux_guy will no longer make lame jokes
[05:42] <Louis> nickrud:  ooh... not *:631 ...
[05:42] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: ok
[05:42] <KeLa> 	Good time, Give me how to make changes to sudoers
[05:42] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, it's the ip that points to the router that gets out of the LAN subnet into another network; which could be the internet or something, doesn't really matter
[05:42] <chronofire> prahal_ i think i had just entere the informatiion in to the terminal wrong. now it says /dev/dsp: permission denied
[05:43] <nickrud> Louis, an old memory, it may be bitrotted
[05:43] <prahal_> chronofire, that because you forgot the sudo in the last attempt
[05:43] <Louis> nickrud:  sorry, what?
[05:43] <ohzie> What's the easiest way to share my printer with samba? :|
[05:43] <ohzie> I'm bad at this stuff.
[05:43] <Fezzler> trimeta: pilot-link is in usr/share
[05:43] <nickrud> Louis, just a caveat that it might not work. I haven't set that up for a few years. Have done so, looking at docs in case
[05:44] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: default route in ubuntu connection information?
[05:44] <mnguyen> What's a good application to use to burn an ISO image?
[05:44] <prahal_> sudo is switch user (and do ... well I don't know, probably it was cool) . By default it switch to admin (root) user
[05:44] <trimeta> Fezzler: Try both and see which makes the ./configure script stop complaining.
[05:44] <Fezzler> trimeta: How do I pass the path to ./configure when I run it
[05:44] <Halobec> brasero works for iso's
[05:44] <jtaji> mnguyen: right click in the file manager, and select write to disc...
[05:44] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, yeah, sort of; you have to point the gateway to the ip assigned to the *other* interface, the LAN interface
[05:44] <trimeta> Fezzler: "./configure --with-pilot-link=/usr/share/pilot-link"
[05:45] <otara> jessie: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110678/
[05:45] <mnguyen> jtaji: you mean in nautilus?
[05:45] <mnguyen> jtaji: not using gnome...
[05:45] <chronofire> prahal_ well i tried with the sudo stillg ot an error i see the volume controll in ubuntu system try but nothign is muted
[05:45] <trimeta> mnguyen: If you're using KDE, the K3B burning program can also burn iso's.
[05:45] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, let linux deal with routing LAN -> WAN; the clients don't know and don't care how to get to the WAN; they set THEIR default route pointing to your LAN interface... make any sense?
[05:45] <Louis> nickrud:  oh okay.  would you mind glancing over my cupsd.config file ... i think i'm missing something dead simple
[05:45] <jtaji> mnguyen: indeed, I see, we usually assume ubuntu-desktop here unless otherwise indicated ;)
[05:45] <mnguyen> trimeta: not using kde either :) just OpenBox WM
[05:46] <Flannel> !burn | mnguyen
[05:46] <Kenny> Hi
[05:46] <mnguyen> wodum, perfect
[05:46] <nickrud> Louis, sure. No promises like I said it's been a while since I've used anything but the default installation
[05:46] <mnguyen> Flannel: thanks
[05:46] <trimeta> mnguyen: I have a good wodim tutorial somewhere...let me find it.
[05:46] <Louis> nickrud:  sure, i understand.  let me pastebin it.  and thanks!
[05:46] <cast|lir> ///join ##engineering
[05:46] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, imagine you're a client on a subnet; for example, you just set up a new linksys wireless router... what ip do you get? 192.168.1.2.  what ip did your router tell your computer was the default route (gateway)?  192.168.1.1.  same subnet.  make sense?
[05:46] <Fezzler> trimeta: error "You must install pilot-link including its development files to use pilot-mailsync."
[05:46] <trimeta> mnguyen: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialCDBurn.html
[05:46] <otara> jessie: i paste oledi
[05:46] <prahal_> chronofire, set sound to low and try cat /bin/bash > /dev/dsp. (those will be crackling noises if any)
[05:47] <Fezzler> trimeta: maybe development file is missing?
[05:47] <genii> plytheman: Unfortunately I am not going to be around long enough to assist properly. But you should use the pastebin to post results of commands:  ifconfig         and: route         so that someone can study what interfaces you have, which is being used, and which one the computer thinks it should direct traffic through
[05:47] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, then the router figures out how to get that traffic to the internet.  first, though, the client has to know how to get to the router (gateway IP address.)
[05:47] <trimeta> Fezzler: Yea, normally I'd advise installing pilot-link-dev, but that doesn't exist.
[05:47] <prahal_> chronofire, if you get permission denied. type : "groups" annd check you are in the audio group
[05:47] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, the trick here is that the gateway IP address can be *anything* that fits within the available IP range.  it's just customary to use the first available IP
[05:48] <Louis> nickrud:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110679/     as of right now, that's not allowing me access from a client on the local network
[05:48] <Louis> which is what i'm trying to do =)
[05:48] <plytheman> genii: so just type ifconfig, paste results, then route into the terminal?  should it be connected to my wired network or while on my neighbors wifi?
[05:48] <trimeta> mnguyen: Note that the page I cited refers to a command-line program "cdrecord," but that's been renamed to wodim in newer versions.
[05:48] <Fezzler> trimeta: we're so close!
[05:48] <mnguyen> trimeta: thanks
[05:49] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: well i forgot to tell you that the server will work online when disconnected from internet and will supply for now only one client....so my laptop will be directly connected to an old desktop.  So the router should be my laptop right?
[05:49] <chronofire> parahal_ it says nate adm cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare when i typed groups
[05:49] <Halobec> anyone having trouble downloading from repos ?
[05:49] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, wait, wouldnt' the router be the desktop?
[05:50] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: the desktop is a client
[05:50] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: and the laptop is the server
[05:50] <trimeta> Halobec: To check, I just ran an update && upgrade, and everything's working fine for me.
[05:50] <genii> plytheman: The one it's supposed to be using. And do not paste results here. Use pastebin
[05:50] <genii> !paste | plytheman
[05:50] <Halobec> Thanks
[05:51] <plytheman> right right, thanks
[05:51] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, well then, yes, (just making sure we weren't backwards).  you have your (i'm assuming) wlan0 plugged into the internet.  the ip's there don't matter
[05:51] <maco> rdw200169: wlan0 would be wifi
[05:51] <maco> rdw200169: eth0?
[05:51] <Halobec> I've installed the nvidia drivers before, but it's not working this time
[05:51] <nickrud> Louis, nothing jumps out at me.
[05:51] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, what DOES matter is that, for internet to work, you have to set ip_forward, and NAT, (you know all this, right?)
[05:51] <trimeta> Fezzler: Short of finding the sources to pilot-link and installing it manually as well, I'm not sure the best way to get the necessary development files.
[05:51] <Louis> nickrud:  okay.. back to square one.  lol thanks though
[05:51] <trimeta> And it's really messy to have more than one or two things installed like this.
[05:52] <Fezzler> trimeta: :(
[05:52] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, well, let's play with this scenario, i'm assuming it's yours.  don't let me make this too complicated ;)  internet -> wlan0 -> eth0 -> client
[05:52] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, right?
[05:52] <nickrud> Louis, ubuntu has made me lazy. I haven't had to actually configure much of anything in years.
[05:53] <Louis> nickrud:  haha ubuntu is still a challenge for me at times
[05:53] <jef_buntu> rdw200169: i wont push that far for now, since i cant be connected to internet and my new network at the sametime
[05:53] <rdw200169> Louis, anything is easier than trying to dubug windows regedit problems...
[05:53] <jef_buntu> rdw200169:  unless i find a way to make a diskless server :P
[05:53] <Louis> rdw200169:  why do you think i'm on ubuntu =)
[05:54] <maodun> any idea how i can count many times a character "a" appears in a text file? i can't open the text file with an editor like vim or emacs because it's too large.
[05:54] <maodun> s/count many/count how many/
[05:54] <plytheman> genii: I just switched back to my wired lan and now it works...
[05:55] <trimeta> maodun: Does a occur more than once per line, in addition to being on many lines?
[05:55] <maodun> trimeta: yes
[05:55] <plytheman> still have no idea what went wrong, or what fixed it, but thanks for the help
[05:55] <ubundude> ok if i have drivers for something in .tar.gz that means i have to extract the files and compile them, then i think dpkg -i (not even sure what that means tbh) and it'll install them
[05:55] <Fezzler> trimeta: thanks for trying anyway
[05:55] <rdw200169> jef_buntu, i don't understand, why diskless?
[05:55] <Halobec> Trimeta: heres' the error i'm getting for both nvidia-glx and nvidia glx-new :Package nvidia-glx-new is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[05:55] <Halobec> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[05:55] <Halobec> is only available from another source
[05:55] <Halobec> E: Package nvidia-glx-new has no installation candidate
[05:55] <FloodBot3> Halobec: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:55] <prahal_> chronofire, sudo addgroup <your_user_id> audio
[05:55] <ubundude> however, i'm not sure how to extract and compile them to (i think) make .debs
[05:55] <genii> plytheman: Probably was having a hiccup
[05:55] <Halobec> ops
[05:55] <trimeta> maodun: There's definitely a way to do it...some magic with sed and wc, probably.
[05:55] <trimeta> Fezzler: I'm just sorry I couldn't help more.
[05:56] <plytheman> genii: i dunno, it had been knocked out for a half hour or so... weird
[05:56] <maodun> trimeta: that's what i figured.  i think i'll just write a little python script.  thanks.
[05:56] <plytheman> also, i hate samba now
[05:56] <trimeta> maodun: Yea, I can't think of anything that would take less time to write than some Python.
[05:56] <plytheman> its never worked right, now I try fixing it and this is what happens
[05:56] <Fezzler> trimeta: So I need to find where the pilot-link development files are located and pass that PATH too?  Is that the hurdle?
[05:56] <_bugz_> is there a mono package for ubuntu?
[05:56] <chronofire> parahal_ i typed it
[05:57] <Halobec> _bugz_ Yup
[05:57] <prahal_> chronofire, then logout and login (if successfull)
[05:57] <trimeta> Fezzler: The pilot-link package may not have even installed the development files.
[05:57] <Fezzler> trimeta: can't I locate libpisock-dev
[05:57] <chronofire> paralhal_ alrite one minute
[05:57] <prince_jammys> maodun: tr -dc a <filename|wc -c
[05:57] <trimeta> Fezzler: If that's the file it's looking for, sure, try it.
[05:57] <trimeta> Fezzler: You can run ./configure --help to see what sorts of things you can pass to configure.
[05:58] <maodun> prince_jammys: awesome, i didn't know about tr.  thanks!
[05:58] <trimeta> prince_jammys: Ah, tr. I always forget about it, as well as awk.
[05:58] <bullgard4> 'ip a' lists for ath0 the property 'link/ether' and for wifi0 the property 'link/ieee802.11'. Where are these properties described, what do they mean?
[05:58] <ubundude> Can someone help me compile something
[05:58] <prince_jammys> maodun: deletes all non-a's and counts resulting chars
[05:58] <ice_cream> hmm i should get my terms right...  does 'samba' imply  smbfs, or can it also mean cifs
[05:58] <tj83> ubottu, check your PM
[05:58] <tj83> ubundude, check your pm
[05:59] <jessie> tj83: lol. nice
[05:59] <trimeta> prince_jammys: Quick check, does tr there delete the hard returns? Or does wc not count them with -c?
[05:59] <_bugz_> Halobec, what version of mono is it in ubuntu 8.10? i'm trying to switch from windows to linux
[05:59] <prince_jammys> trimeta: tr zaps all newline chars in that command
[05:59] <trimeta> ice_cream: Samba works over both the SMB and CIFS protocols.
[05:59] <trimeta> prince_jammys: Good to know; I need to learn to use tr better.
[05:59] <Halobec> _bugz_ let me check
[06:00] <trimeta> Halobec: What repository are you using? In particular, which server are you getting things from?
[06:00] <Halobec> _bugz_ you can get it at mono-project.com
[06:01] <Halobec> _bugz_ version 2.0.1
[06:01] <Fezzler> trimeta: the pilot-link development file is libsock9
[06:01] <Halobec> trimeta : I'm trying all the rpos
[06:01] <d0netsFN> anyone using awn?
[06:01] <shankar_> hi
[06:01] <outletgenie> awn?
[06:02] <d0netsFN> avant window navigator
[06:02] <trimeta> Fezzler: Maybe try "aptitude install libpisock-dev", then?
[06:02] <Fezzler> trimeta: sorry libpisock9 - variations are found in a bunch of place according to locate
[06:02] <outletgenie> no d0netsFN i have not used it
[06:02] <shankar_> > no d0netsFN i have not used it
[06:03] <_bugz_> Halobec, thank you
[06:03] <bitmonk> hello, i have a server hosted in a datacenter that recently launched ipv6.  i have configured my interface, though i'm not sure the use of /etc/network/interfaces is 100% correct.  i can ping my router, but i can't figure out how to set up a default route for ip6, anyone want to point? the ubuntu ip6 howto is decidedly lacking in information on using native ipv6
[06:03] <bitmonk> esp with ipv4 as well, which any practical person is going to do in 99% of cases for at least a decade.
[06:03] <Fezzler> trimeta: done
[06:04] <ChameleonX> Hi, anyone home?
[06:04] <riz0n> hello i have a dovecot question.. I use IMAP to check my email, and use POP3 w/ WirelessSync to push new email to my PocketPC.. however, when WirelessSync pop's my email account, it flags any new messages in the IMAP folder as "read".. is there any way to change Dovecot to leave messages marked as Unread to remain Unread if they are downloaded via POP3?
[06:04] <trimeta> Fezzler: Try the ./configure script again, first without the --with-pilot-link=/usr/share/pilot-link part and then (if it doesn't work) with it.
[06:04] <Louis> I got a printer running under CUPS (finally!) and selected the option to share the printer... why is it not showing up under my windows clients?  Do I still have to configure samba?
[06:05] <Fezzler> trimeta: now --  error: OpenSLL lib and/or headers not installed
[06:05] <ChameleonX> Trying out Ubuntu 8.10, but can't get wireless connection. Shows Atheros wireless card is active
[06:06] <jessie> Louis: That's correct. Cups!=Samba
[06:06] <Fezzler> trimeta: sudo apt-get install opensll
[06:06] <trimeta> Fezzler: Are you sure it's "OpenSLL," and not "OpenSSL"?
[06:06] <Louis> jessie:  just to be clear, I do have to configure samba or I don't?
[06:06] <Arrick> /j #joomla
[06:06] <Fezzler> trimeta: yup
[06:06] <Arrick> grr
[06:06] <Fezzler> openSLL
[06:06] <riz0n> cups=common unix printing system
[06:07] <trimeta> Fezzler: I have no idea what OpenSLL is.
[06:07] <d-b> mmm question -> ubuntu doesn't support universe -> it only supports main. so who exactly are the uploads of packages into ubuntu for the  (universe repository)
[06:07] <JustinBeaird> does anyone know how to configure an airBridge?
[06:07] <jessie> Louis: That is correct. You'll have to set up Samba
[06:07] <Louis> jessie, thanks
[06:07] <trimeta> Fezzler: If it were OpenSSL, you could try "aptitude install openssl", but you probably already have it.
[06:07] <jessie> Louis: Any time. :)
[06:07] <Fezzler> trimeta: "checking for OpenSSL libraries... configure: error: OpenSLL lib and/or headers not installed"
[06:08] <jtaji> !motu | d-b
[06:08] <Fezzler> trimeta: developer typo?
[06:08] <riz0n> speaking of cups and samba
[06:08] <pan_> how do u know if a battery is dead on laptop?
[06:08] <riz0n> how can i disable both on my server?
[06:08] <pan_> it says 0 percent when i pull out the ac adapter?
[06:08] <trimeta> Fezzler: Could be; read the configure script, I guess.
[06:08] <riz0n> pan_: unplug the power and see if it stays on or not
[06:08] <pan_> it stays on
[06:08] <pan_> but it stays at 0
[06:08] <pan_> so its battery?
[06:08] <riz0n> pan_: for how long?
[06:08] <pan_> not sure haven't tested
[06:08] <Louis> jessie:  not to take advantage of your kindness or anything, but I configured samba (sort of... I think) and windows still isn't seeing the printer share... could you take a look at my smb.conf and tell me if there's anything obviously wrong?
[06:08] <riz0n> pan_: thats the only way to test
[06:08] <pan_> but tells me battery is low
[06:09] <pan_> so my problem is just battery?
[06:09] <jessie> Louis, of course. :)
[06:09] <Louis> jessie:  thanks. let me pastebin it for you
[06:09] <riz0n> pan_: could be one of 3 things: bad battery, bad voltage checker built in the battery, bad communication between battery and laptop making laptop "think" battery is at 0%
[06:09] <jessie> Louis: Sounds good.
[06:10] <riz0n> pan_: when i worked on cellphones i run into some phones that had a bad volt meter built in them.. the battery could be fully charged but the phone would always report that the battery was low
[06:10] <pan_> so they only way to figure out is to get a new battery
[06:11] <riz0n> pan_: the only way to figure out is to do some testing.. unplug the AC adapter and let it sit and drain
[06:11] <Louis> jessie:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110697/
[06:11] <pan_> i c
[06:11] <pan_> this will be fun
[06:11] <d-b> ok and where should one give feedback for bugs / suggestions in launchpad -> only in launchpad?
[06:12] <riz0n> pan_: because you *could* get a new battery, and it will either: work as expected, or still report that its at 0% (confirming bad communication between battery and CPU)
[06:12] <Fezzler> trimeta: So I can read ./configure?
[06:12] <jessie> Louis: One thing really quick, have you smbpasswd'ed the users?
[06:12] <pan_> i c
[06:12] <kriel> Okay. I've got host A using ubuntu 8.04. It's trying to SSH into a kubuntu8.10 box. the kubuntu box can SSH into itself. A third winXP box can PuTTY into the kubuntu box. However, the ubuntu box can't. "ssh -vvv username@kubuntu" from the ubuntu box shows http://pastebin.com/meda5c30 . Any ideas?
[06:12] <pan_> thx
[06:12] <pan_> riz
[06:13]  * ice_cream sighs
[06:13] <trimeta> Fezzler: If you want to; it's just a script that tests certain parts of your system and, if they all pass, creates a new file that will be used further on in the process.
[06:13] <d-b> can you ping it ...
[06:13] <Louis> jessie:  how do you mean?  sorry... i'm still learning
[06:13] <riz0n> if you notice on your battery it has several connectors.. in all reality you should only need 3 connectors, two for positive (one for normal power use, one to charge) and a negative
[06:13] <kriel> d-b: yup.
[06:13] <ice_cream> i wish kde didnt make that one useful package
[06:13] <chex_> Hey everyone
[06:13] <d-b> is that port open for that comp ?
[06:13] <jtaji> pan_: the way to tell if it's good is to see if it runs your laptop for a reasonable length of time unplugged after charging
[06:13] <nite_johnboy> Anyone who has installed rockbox on a iRiver H10 5gb ?
[06:13] <ice_cream> that i need all these kde libs to run it
[06:13] <pan_> k
[06:13] <jessie> Louis: Open up a terminal and type in "smbpasswd user"
[06:14] <pan_> so far so good
[06:14] <pan_> im still here
[06:14] <pan_> haha
[06:14] <nite_johnboy> Probably off-topic here - sorry.....
[06:14] <Louis> jessie:  i'd just like any user logged onto my network to be able to print from that printer
[06:14] <kriel> d-b: afaik. I don't see a firewall app running on the kubuntu box and it's a default sshd config.
[06:14] <riz0n> pan_: its possible that one of those connectors is bad in your battery or on your computer.. the only way to figure out what is going on is to let it sit for a while
[06:14] <Louis> sure thing hang on
[06:14] <Louis> jessie:  do i replace "user" with my username?
[06:14] <riz0n> pan_: if you get an hour or two without AC I'd say your battery is good, but depending on your laptop the volt meter is either in the battery or in the cpu itself (or maybe both)
[06:14] <pan_> i c
[06:14] <pan_> did i kill it with static?
[06:15] <jessie> Louis: Yes
[06:15] <pan_> or droping it?
[06:15] <riz0n> pan_: if the battery lasts a good bit, then you could try replacing the battery (just to get a new volt meter) and that will resolve it.
[06:15] <d-b> kriel: dns issue ? or network...
[06:15] <pan_> sweet
[06:15] <Fezzler> trimeta: Well, I see the reference to openSLL in ./configure
[06:15] <kriel> d-b: doing the actual ssh via IP. can ping. there's just a switch between the boxes.
[06:16] <riz0n> pan_: its just like a car with a bad gas meter.. most people just live with it because replacing a whole car over a bad gas meter, in most peoples eyes, doesn't seem like an economical thing to do
[06:16] <kriel> d-b: yeah, you're about as stumped as me.
[06:16] <carpii> why would i have dozens and dozesn of /usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon in m processlist ?
[06:16] <Louis> jessie:  i'm getting the following output:  "failed to find entry for user louis      failed to modify passwprd entry for user louis"
[06:16] <pan_> is it cause battery is getting old?
[06:16] <riz0n> pan_: then again, replacing the battery may NOT resolve it.. like i said, it just depends on what is actually wrong.
[06:16] <pan_> i've had thils laptop for 4 years
[06:16] <trimeta> Fezzler: Yea, probably a developer typo. Anyway, try running it again and see if it'll work now.
[06:16] <pan_> yeah
[06:16] <riz0n> pan_: it could be a bad battery, the static you mentioned, or dropping it like you mentioned.
[06:17] <riz0n> pan_: when you hook the AC to it, does it ever report that the battery is "fully charged"
[06:17] <riz0n> or does it just say "Charging (0%)" all the time?
[06:17] <pan_> i think it was static
[06:17] <pan_> my sis was using and she claims there was static
[06:17] <jtaji> pan_: that's pretty old for a lithium-ion battery
[06:17] <riz0n> pan_: also, is it the battery meter in ubuntu or windows that is showing the 0%, or both?
[06:17] <pan_> both
[06:17] <pan_> both ubuntu and windows
[06:17] <xxx_x> hi, i h a q, i installed ubuntu hardy heron, and it asded me to install restricted drivers for an ATI video card, the problem that i am having now is that when i want to enable desktop effects the monitor goes white screen.
[06:18] <jessie> Louis: hmmm... odd
[06:18] <riz0n> pan_: ok... usually, even though a battery gets old, it should still give you some sort of a meter, letting you know that the battery is progressively running out of energy.
[06:18] <Louis> jessie:  I agree =)  cups and samba are odd...
[06:18] <riz0n> pan_: you just got to go through the process of elimination from here on out.
[06:18] <Fezzler> trimeta: "checking for OpenSSL libraries... configure: error: OpenSLL lib and/or headers not installed"  last hurdle
[06:18] <werdnum> Suggestions for Ubuntu-compatible laptops? I've heard Intel is a good brand to look for (and, consequently, Thinkpads work well)
[06:18] <pan_> yeah i've had that problem where battery is at 95% then drops rilly fast
[06:18] <xxx_x> after, i install envy and install the drivers, same problem
[06:18] <pan_> to like 50
[06:18] <carpii> werdnum,  ihad no problems at all with dell XPS M1530
[06:18] <jtaji> werdnum: thinkpads work very well
[06:18] <Louis> jessie:  any idea what's wrong?
[06:19] <trimeta> Fezzler: Did you do "aptitude install openssl"?
[06:19] <jessie> Not a clue. Was it run through sudo?
[06:19] <jeeves_Moss> how can I find out what part of my video is fighting with my system causing it to lock up my display?
[06:19] <Louis> jessie:  yes
[06:19] <jessie> "sudo smbpasswd user"?
[06:19] <Fezzler> trimeta: yes
[06:19] <jessie> Louis: Is the user existent in the system?
[06:19] <riz0n> pan_: once you have let the battery drain, and you have determined that the battery is physically good (or bad) here are your next diagnostic steps... if you know someone who has the same laptop, swap out batteries.. if the 2nd laptop reports your battery as 0% and your laptop reports the 2nd battery as charged then there is a volt meter/communications error within that battery. while the battery may be good, you will never know when
[06:19] <Louis> jessie:  i'm not too clear on why i need a samba password though
[06:19] <Louis> jessie:  yes.  i'm logged in as that user
[06:20] <Fezzler> trimeta: here is the object it is testing for "LIBS="$LIBS -L$ssl_libloc -lssl -lcrypto""
[06:20] <riz0n> pan_: if you put your battery in 2nd laptop and it properly reads the battery, then your laptop has an issue with reading batteries.
[06:20] <pan_> i hope it's just battery ><
[06:20] <riz0n> pan_: and at that point, unfortunately, there is no amount of battery replacing you can do to fix your issue.
[06:20] <riz0n> pan_: that's all you can hope :)
[06:20] <pan_> ^^
[06:20] <jessie> Louis: Shoot, never mind. You have "Guest only" set to yes in smb.conf
[06:20] <pan_> thx riz
[06:20] <Fezzler> trimeta: followed by an "else" statement that generates the openSLL error
[06:20] <riz0n> pan_: no problem. hope i have given you some things to test with
[06:21] <pan_> u've helped me plenty
[06:21] <jessie> Louis: I'll pastebin my smb.conf
[06:21] <Louis> jessie:  aah makes sense.  is that also preventing me from printing?
[06:21] <Louis> jessie:  yes, please do! lol =)
[06:21] <jessie> Louis: I don't think so, no.
[06:21] <Louis> i'm about to rip my hair out lol
[06:21] <riz0n> pan_: depending on the cost of a battery, the amount of money you are willing to spend to replace it, and the amount of time you actually spend using your laptop off the charger... well you can logically determine whether or not it will be economical for you to replace the battery.
[06:21] <Fezzler> trimeta: maybe I give up for tonight?
[06:22] <pan_> or i could buy a netbook haha
[06:22] <trimeta> Fezzler: I'm grabbing a copy of the source now...but yea, I don't see any openssl-dev package you'll be able to install.
[06:22] <pan_> for cheap
[06:23] <riz0n> pan_: that works too :)
[06:24] <riz0n> pan_: might be time to retire your laptop into a desktop (attach a keyboard/mouse/lcd to it and sit the laptop on a shelf)
[06:24] <pan_> i a gree
[06:24] <ozzloy> hey, sound stopped on my laptop.  how do i find out why?
[06:24] <pan_> i agree
[06:24] <Fezzler> trimeta: it is looking for something because in ./configure the LIBS variable is the output of a locate method
[06:24] <pan_> my dad wanted to do that anywayz O_O
[06:25] <trimeta> Fezzler: The line that does the locating is the one which reads:
[06:25] <trimeta> find_libloc "ssl" "/lib /usr/lib /usr/lib/openssl /usr/local/lib /usr/local/openssl/lib"
[06:25] <trimeta> You have a file called /usr/lib/ssl, right? I think that's what it's looking for...
[06:25] <riz0n> pan_: i have a laptop that is older (around 5 years old) and it has been pretty reliable except for dust getting in the cpu fan and overheating (easy fix)... but my hinge on the LCD broke and i had no choice but to retire it to a desktop.. believe it or not the battery in it still lasts like its fairly new.
[06:25] <d-b> kriel: mmm reboot rofl
[06:25] <jessie> Louis: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/110700/
[06:25] <riz0n> pan_: so you can say that you have a desktop that has a built in APC ;)
[06:25] <pan_> i've seen lcd flicker into weird colors
[06:25] <pan_> in laptop
[06:26] <pan_> an old inspiron
[06:26] <pan_> i'd have to beat the screen
[06:26] <pan_> for it to turn back
[06:26] <d-b> unless you use something like fail2ban  /denyhosts
[06:26] <pan_> or maybe something was loose
[06:26] <pan_> and i hit it back in place?
[06:26] <calliope> ok after I make some changes to xorg.conf what do I do to active that change or reload the xserver?
[06:26] <riz0n> pan_: even though your APC doesn't give you a readout of how long its going to last when there is no power, at least it will last long enough if your power flickers or someting
[06:26] <pan_> yeah
[06:27] <riz0n> pan_: i just replaced the LCD in my old inspiron laptop... i guess it somehow got jarred in the laptop bag and just cracked.
[06:27] <Louis> jessie:  and yours is configured to allow all users on the network to print?
[06:27] <pan_> its ok i guess its time for me to retire this laptop
[06:27] <sunny256> I think there is something fishy going on in Ubuntu 8.10, so can anyone help me out with a test: Can someone post the result of a "uuidgen -t"? It seems as the clock isn't properly randomized.
[06:27] <pan_> amd turion 64 ml-34
[06:27] <riz0n> pan_: if you "hit it back in place" then you probably just have a wire lose or the wire itself may have a small pinch in it
[06:27] <trimeta> Fezzler: Wait...hmm...maybe this is a bug in their script? I think they're looking to find /usr/lib/libssl.so, but you actually have a /usr/lib/libssl3.so
[06:28] <riz0n> pan_: usually those cables that hook the LCD to your laptop motherboard are not expensive
[06:28] <pan_> ah
[06:28] <xxx_x> im runing hardy heron now i got the ibex can i install on top of the other without erase anything? is it possible?
[06:28] <pan_> but i dont want to fix the inspiron though its old enough
[06:28] <Fezzler> trimeta: edit ./confige script?
[06:28] <jessie> lol. Louis, no idea. :S it's too late to think. lol
[06:28] <pan_> its 700 mega hrz
[06:28] <Louis> jessie:  i hear that...
[06:28] <riz0n> pan_: yeah its definitely time to retire it
[06:28] <pan_> haha
[06:29] <pan_> how fast do net books go?
[06:29] <pan_> i just know they're cheap
[06:29] <trimeta> Fezzler: It's worth a shot; find the line which reads as follows and replace the ssl with ssl3:
[06:29] <trimeta> find_libloc "ssl" "/lib /usr/lib /usr/lib/openssl /usr/local/lib /usr/local/openssl/lib"
[06:29] <Louis> jessie:  any idea what the semi-colons (;) mean in the config file?
[06:29] <riz0n> pan_: my inspiron is Pentium 3 1GHZ, i upgraded the ram in it to 512MB ram, and put a 60 GB hard drive in it, the battery is 100% toast (lasts 0 seconds when unhooked from AC) but it works great in Ubuntu and Windows XP (which is rarely booted on it, usually just use ubuntu)
[06:29] <jessie> Louis: there a type of comment
[06:30] <jessie> Louis: #=regular comment ;= code comment
[06:30] <pan_> ah i c
[06:30] <riz0n> pan_: but right now my finances can not afford to purchase a new laptop so i will continue to fix this one till something major goes bad on it (like the motherboard goes bye bye)
[06:30] <Louis> jessie:  okay, so they aren't "active" so to speak
[06:30] <jessie> Louis: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/110702/ this is what you want, i think
[06:30] <pan_> what do u think about net books?
[06:30] <pan_> i just dont like how they have 4 gigs of hdd space
[06:30] <Louis> jessie;  you're a lifesaver... that looks like it...
[06:30] <pan_> on most of them
[06:31] <jessie> Louis: lol. I hope so. :)
[06:31] <maco> pan_: the use case they serve is for when you dont store much locally, you just want to be able to access remote web services, like your email, facebook, maybe music on last.fm or tv on hulu...
[06:31] <riz0n> pan_: my laptop with the broke hinge is a toshiba satellite, pentium 4 3.02 ghz, upgraded ram to 768 MB, and put a new 100 GB hard drive in it.. if i could find a cheap and easy way to replace the hinge in it, then i'd probably unretire it from being a desktop. not to mention ive had to resolder the end of the power cable back on the wire countless times (why spend ~ $100 on a power adapter when all thats wrong with it is a broke end
[06:32] <riz0n> pan_: i have never heard of a net book
[06:32] <maco> i would not want to use a netbook for programming. too tiny of a keyboard.
[06:32] <pan_> its like a minture laptop
[06:32] <maco> riz0n: you know those mini laptops for just online stuff? like the EeePC or the HP Mini Note?
[06:32] <sunny256> Can someone with Ubuntu/Kubuntu 8.10 help me out with a test? Please post the result of an "uuidgen -t", it seems as the clock isn't properly randomized. You can censor the last 12 digits if you want, if you don't want to show the MAC address. It's just the fourth field I'm interested in.
[06:32] <riz0n> maco: yeah... neat stuff
[06:32] <pan_> half the size of a laptop
[06:32] <riz0n> but not for me
[06:32] <pan_> super small
[06:33] <riz0n> i have 20/20 vision but i'd probably have to get glasses to see the screen.. and i'd have to lose weight in my fingers lol
[06:33]  * werdnum has 20/16 vision.
[06:33] <Fezzler> trimeta: new stop: "checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables See `config.log' for more details."
[06:33] <werdnum> take that.
[06:33] <pan_> yeah
[06:33] <werdnum> Fezzler: did you read config.log?
[06:33] <riz0n> they look like they'd be perfect for someone in middle school/high school/college that needs a laptop that fits in their backpack with no weight
[06:33] <pan_> or pentesting
[06:33] <maco> riz0n: seeing the screen isnt a problem for me in the sense of the size. the trouble is that the screen would be *even lower* because now the top of the screen would be 6" below where it current is and UGH its *hard* to see more than 2 or 3 inches below the top of my current screen
[06:34] <trimeta> Fezzler: You did do "apt-get install build-essentials," right?
[06:34] <maco> i use a 13" laptop. the smallest you can go and have a full-size keyboard
[06:34] <riz0n> i think this inspiron i got has a 15" in it
[06:34] <maco> its half the weight of my 15"
[06:34] <trimeta> And yea, as werdnum said, check the config.log file.
[06:34] <jessie> Louis: How did that go?
[06:35] <riz0n> believe it or not, the inspiron (older laptop) has more real estate (screen resolution) than my newer toshiba satellite
[06:35] <Louis> jessie:  about to try it out
[06:35] <bullgard4> 'ip a' lists for ath0 the property 'link/ether' and for wifi0 the property 'link/ieee802.11'. Where are these properties described, what do they mean?
[06:35] <riz0n> the inspiron has an SXGA..
[06:35] <werdnum> mmm, <3 screen real-estate.
[06:36] <riz0n> i love it so much, i got a 19" dell widesreen for my desktop, and even left the 15" widescreen that i've had longer connected as a second monitor :)
[06:36] <maodun> any sed gurus here?
[06:36] <Louis> jessie:  i might ask you to look over my smb.conf again to make sure i didn't do anything stupid
[06:36] <pan_> anyone have problems setting up netbook for ubuntu?
[06:36] <ohzie> Hey how do I find my printers?
[06:36] <ohzie> I have a printer and I'm supposed to know its name for sharing it on the network
[06:36] <ohzie> but I can't find it
[06:36] <jessie> Louis: Fair enough.
[06:36] <Louis> jessie:  because it's still not listing under windows...
[06:36] <ohzie> It opened when I plugged it in the first time, but now it is gone.
[06:36] <jessie> :)
[06:36] <Fezzler> trimeta: confdefs.h. seems to be the issue according to config.log
[06:37] <ozzloy> sound stopped working on my laptop through all my apps, but i do still get system beeps.  how do i troublshoot this?
[06:37] <sunny256> Can someone with Ubuntu/Kubuntu 8.10 help me out with a test? Please post the result of an "uuidgen -t", it seems as the clock isn't properly randomized. You can censor the last 12 digits if you want, if you don't want to show the MAC address. It's just the fourth field I'm interested in.
[06:37] <nibiru_> hi i got a prob. pls help me http://paste.ubuntu.com/110703/ (reffered to nxserver)
[06:37] <wolter> hi, is anybody else getting gray squares instead of flash applications on webpages?
[06:37] <dport> Hey guys, i'm trying to set up Dual boot and i'm trying to backup GRUB but it won't find the file I need in which is heresudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst.
[06:37] <dport> any idea why it isn't working?
[06:37] <riz0n> pan_: i read where people were using Acer netbooks to install "backtrack" (because they have atheros wifi cards built in) for mobile wifi hacking laptops
[06:37] <trimeta> wolter: I get that if I let my Firefox run too long; restarting it makes them go away.
[06:37] <dport> it comes up with Command Not Found
[06:37] <pan_> thats awsome
[06:37] <pan_> atheros built in
[06:38] <pan_> that makes it much easier
[06:38] <riz0n> yup
[06:38] <trimeta> Fezzler: I'm not sure what file that is; I've compiled plenty of things on my laptop, but "locate confdefs.h" shows nothing.
[06:38] <pan_> but i already bought an atheros card ><
[06:38] <Fezzler> trimeta: I give up
[06:38] <riz0n> my toshiba didn't have a wifi card in it at all, so i use an external card, that luckily is atheros.. i just installed aircrack overtop ubuntu and i'm in business
[06:38] <pan_> graphics card on a netbook is probably crappy?
[06:38] <riz0n> correction.. my dell inspirion.. not toshiba
[06:39] <riz0n> the toshiba had an atheros 802.11b (not g) wifi built in, but disabled it and just use a pcmcia card for it
[06:39] <wolter> man... i can't wait untill chrome..
[06:39] <dport> Anyone know why?
[06:40] <wolter> dport, let me look something
[06:40] <wolter> tough luck
[06:40] <ozzloy> lsof|grep /dev/snd -> mixer_app  5924  ozzloy  22r  CHR   116,7   13804 /dev/snd/controlC0
[06:40] <nibiru_> hi i got a pro (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110703/) reffered to nxserver
[06:41] <Fezzler> trimeta: apparently It is created by the configure program itself, while it is running.
[06:41] <Fezzler> confdefs.h is likely to be similar to config.h, as it is the basis for
[06:41] <Fezzler> its generation.
[06:41] <trimeta> Fezzler: Hmm.
[06:42] <trimeta> No idea; maybe try contacting the authors?
[06:42] <jessie> Louis: Hello?
[06:42] <Louis> jessie:  here's what i've got... hopefully it's just a silly mistake    http://paste.ubuntu.com/110704/
[06:42] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/372962 output of lsmod|grep snd
[06:42] <ozzloy> any help?
[06:42] <Fezzler> trimeta: it is not getting passed all the files it needs
[06:42] <sunny256> Can someone with Ubuntu/Kubuntu 8.10 help me out with a test? Please post the result of an "uuidgen -t", it seems as the clock isn't properly randomized. You can censor the last 12 digits if you want, if you don't want to show the MAC address. It's just the fourth field I'm interested in.
[06:43] <jojoju> hi
[06:43] <indra> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is not showing me the video card screen
[06:43] <indra> what may be the reason
[06:43] <indra> i have all the necessary xserver-xorg packages installled
[06:44] <jessie> Louis: I don't know... Post up on ubuntuforums.org, I'd say
[06:45] <Louis> jessie:  will do.  in the meantime, thanks for all the help
[06:45] <Louis> !samba
[06:45] <sunny256> I must be invisible or something.
[06:45] <jessie> Any time, Louis
[06:45] <Eviltechie> What is the best way to route traffic from eth0 to eth1?
[06:46] <jessie> sunny256: I'm working on it
[06:46] <sunny256> jessie: Thanks :)
[06:46] <jessie> sunny256: 58157f12-ed07-11dd-b3be-000e3507c6f0
[06:46] <trimeta> Fezzler: Yea, I've got no idea.
[06:46] <indra> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is not showing me the video card screen, and many other queries
[06:46] <indra> how can I force it to ask all the queries
[06:47] <nibiru_> prob. nxserver http://paste.ubuntu.com/110703/
[06:47] <sunny256> jessie: Thanks a lot. On my system, the fourth field is always 8b2b, and it should be random. Does your value of the fourth field also repat itself?
[06:47] <jojoju> disappearedng
[06:47] <trimeta> Fezzler: Anyway, good luck contacting the authors of the program; I'm out for the night.
[06:47] <jessie> sunny256: Yes, it does. The second, third and fourth are all static
[06:47] <sunny256> like that
[06:48] <sunny256> jessie: Seems like a bug. haven't found anything about it, will search the tracker.
[06:48] <sunny256> Thanks for the help
[06:48] <jessie> sunny256: any time
[06:48] <jessie> sunny256: let me check my 2 debian servers, eh. see if there's the same behavior there
[06:48] <nightrid3r> nibiru_: did you create an nx user
[06:49] <sunny256> jessie: yup
[06:49] <jessie> sunny256: Yeah, on there only the second and last ones are static. definietly a bug
[06:49] <ozzloy> how do i find out what's using a module?
[06:49] <jessie> ozzloy: lsmod | grep mod
[06:49] <ozzloy> specifically module snd-hda-intel
[06:50] <jessie> ozzloy: lsmod | grep snd-hda-intel
[06:50] <pranab> hello
[06:50] <sunny256> jessie: Indeed.
[06:50] <david_> hey guys
[06:50] <pranab> i am pranab
[06:50] <david_> I have a really simple question
[06:50] <pranab> i want to know something from php my sql side
[06:50] <Eviltechie> Anyone know the best way to route traffic from eth0 to eth1?
[06:50] <pranab> hello
[06:50] <ozzloy> jessie: weird, that shows nothing, but sudo modprobe -r snd-hda-intel says FATAL: Module snd_hda_intel is in use.
[06:50] <nightrid3r> pranab: #php ?
[06:50] <david_> I accidentally messed up my icons in Gconf-editor
[06:51] <nibiru_> to nightrid3r : no i just get this pro. i can t bash nxserver --adduser nx -sysstem nor --administrator
[06:51] <david_> can anyone help me restore them
[06:51] <jessie> ozzloy: that's not quite right.... i'm trying to figure out the correct usage
[06:51] <jessie> sunny256: you posting a bug report?
[06:51] <pranab> hello
[06:51] <david_> pranab hi
[06:51] <jessie> ozzloy: just do lsmod and look manually. ;)
[06:51] <ozzloy> heh, k
[06:51] <pranab> hi david
[06:51] <david_> can anyone help me with messed up icons
[06:51] <sunny256> jessie: Yep
[06:51] <pranab> i have a small query
[06:52] <sunny256> I'm there now
[06:52] <quentusrex> Why can't I see what I'm tying on one of my ssh terminals.
[06:52] <quentusrex> For some reason I've lost the ability to see what I type...
[06:52] <pranab> hello david
[06:52] <david_> pranab:  hi whats up?
[06:52] <quentusrex> it's invisible... I know I'm able to type stuff because the commands run properly, but I can't see the commands while I type them.
[06:52] <quentusrex> Any idea?
[06:52] <jessie> sunny256: sounds good.
[06:52] <jessie> quentusrex: disconnect and reconnect?
[06:52] <pranab> r u from php side ?
[06:52] <david_> nope
[06:53] <quentusrex> jessie: I don't have that ability
[06:53] <david_> anyone know how to fix desktop icons?
[06:53] <pranab> i have design all my php and my sql database and working with wamp server
[06:53] <quentusrex> if I disconnect I can't reconnect.
[06:53] <pkundu> i want syslogd to report every 30 mins the memory and cpu usage of the system to the /var/log/messages, is there a way to do this
[06:53] <jessie> quentusrex: hmmmm.... i see.... hmmmmm
[06:53] <david_> pkundu yes
[06:53] <carpii> pkundu, sure. just have a cronjob output it
[06:53] <ozzloy> jessie: lsmod|grep snd_hda_intel shows stuff (underscores)
[06:53] <carpii> uptime >> /var/log/messages
[06:54] <ugliefrog> david: whats wrong with them
[06:54] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/372967 this
[06:54] <jessie> ozzloy: that's better. :)
[06:55] <david_> pkundu you need to a write a script telling grep to use less to pull info from like du -h etc. or whatever checks memory status then have that dump into a loge file and emailed to you..
[06:55] <ozzloy> what does that stuff mean?
[06:55] <david_> or tail or head etc...
[06:55] <pranab> ki go kundu da
[06:55] <david_> ugh
[06:55] <pkundu> david_: i am not looking for  email
[06:55] <pranab> kichu jano ki php  bisoye
[06:55] <pkundu> tht I can do
[06:56] <david_> pkundu:  then dont have it email you justhave itmake a text file, lol
[06:56] <david_> email is easier then check var log folder
[06:56] <pkundu> pranab: its better u speak in english, its a international chat room
[06:56] <pranab> ok
[06:56] <jessie> ozzloy: lsmod LiSts MODules
[06:56] <AMDfanboy> hey, my transmission download speeds are slow, says port is blocked.  doesnt it use upnp?  i thought this stuff didnt happen any more?  is the only way to fix this a static ip and port forwarding?
[06:56] <david_> anyways guys back to me incredibly simple question
[06:56] <pranab> but no one listing
[06:56] <jessie> ozzloy: | = pipe or go through
[06:56] <pkundu> david_: hmm
[06:57] <jessie> ozzloy: grep = search
[06:57] <david_> I need to get my icons working on my desktop
[06:57] <pranab> i want a small querry
[06:57] <ugliefrog> david_: whats wrong with them
[06:57] <Necrosan> AMD is garbage
[06:57] <pkundu> david_: its like I want the way syslogd is appending all the other log
[06:57] <pranab> i have uploaded all my php files in cpannel and database also but it shows not connected when running
[06:57] <ozzloy> jessie: no, i mean what does that output mean
[06:57] <pkundu> like date time etc before each line
[06:58] <ozzloy> jessie: thanks for breaking that down though.  but i already know what that part does
[06:58] <david_> ugliefrog:  well somehow I edited them in gconf -ediotr, in an attempt to get them back on my desktop but their not there
[06:58] <pkundu> pranab this is ubuntu room, why dont u go to php room
[06:58] <pranab> is there any  configuration of conn file
[06:58] <cast|lir> 'write a script telling grep to use less to pull info from like du -h' that sounds funny :D
[06:58] <Louis> Can anybody take a look at my smb.conf and let me know why in the world I can't get samba to cooperate with cups and allow any user on my network to connect to a shared printer?   smb.conf:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110704/
[06:59] <cast|lir> why does less become involved?
[07:00] <adminn> Im trying to install UT2004 on the latest Ubuntu but im having trouble
[07:00] <yoyit2> ok, so i have a library of .mp4 movies, and the other day they all worked on Movie Player.. but today they all say there is no codec... how do i get this codec?
[07:00] <ugliefrog> david_: im looking it up , i had a similar problem found answer in a forum somewhere
[07:00] <david_> ugliefrog: ok thanks
[07:00] <adminn> sudo sh /media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh /// this dont work
[07:01] <carpii> yoyit, google for mediabuntu repository
[07:01] <adminn> sudo sh /media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh
[07:01] <adminn> it say cant open
[07:01] <adminn> sh: Can't open /media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh
[07:01] <cast|lir> adminn: can you run head /media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh?
[07:01] <adminn> ok I try
[07:02] <adante> hi guys, would it be possible for me to boot from livecd to install linux to a harddrive connected by usb, and then put that hdd into a laptop to boot from?
[07:02] <adminn> cannot open
[07:02] <cast|lir> adminn: sure
[07:02] <wilesy> I'm having problem ubuntu 8.10 using netdiscover in the terminal. Keep getting buffereover netdiscover terminating
[07:02] <adminn> adminn@adminn-desktop:~$ head /media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh
[07:02] <adminn> head: cannot open `/media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh' for reading: No such file or directory
[07:02] <adminn> adminn@adminn-desktop:~$
[07:02] <cast|lir> adminn: provided bios boots from liveusb without exploding
[07:02] <cast|lir> erm, adante ;\
[07:02] <adminn> on in the desktop lol
[07:02] <adminn> I think im lost
[07:03] <cast|lir> adminn: so, is the file actually there?
[07:03] <adminn> I see the dvd ya
[07:03] <cast|lir> adminn: where did this '/media/UT2004_DVD/linux-installer.sh' string come from?
[07:03] <adminn> on the desktop
[07:03] <adminn> http://gaming.gwos.org/doku.php/guides:64bit:ut2004
[07:03] <cast|lir> well, i imagine it's wrong
[07:03] <foxwoods> hello all
[07:04] <adminn> so I have this UT2004 dvd I want to install
[07:04] <foxwoods> Question: Can I install ubuntu/kubuntu onto an external hard drive from windows
[07:04] <cast|lir> pastebin the output of 'mount'
[07:04] <foxwoods> I can't burn a CD atm, so I'd like to install over an old install of kubuntu
[07:04] <adminn> its a new distro, I saw a crane on install and bootup
[07:04] <foxwoods> on an external hard drive
[07:04] <foxwoods> how would I go about this?
[07:04] <NimbleRabit> Hello everyone, I'm having an issue.  When I try to place files into a drive I mounted over ssh through fstab it says "no space available" but if I use the CP command (versus gui copying) it works fine
[07:04] <n9xph> on gutsy is there a way to get nautilus to browse a windows workgroup?
[07:04] <david_> ok so can anyone help me with my icon problem
[07:04] <adminn> Cast I cant even find it
[07:04] <cast|lir> foxwoods: if you could or couldn't, you could find a liveusb image, put that on the drive, boot it, then install ubuntu onto the drive
[07:05] <cast|lir> adminn: you can't find the mount command?
[07:05] <adminn> what is that
[07:05] <Louis> Can anybody take a look at my smb.conf and let me know why in the world I can't get samba to cooperate with cups and allow any user on my network to connect to a shared printer?   smb.conf:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110704/
[07:05]  * cast|lir blinks
[07:05] <adminn> were is it
[07:05] <cast|lir> open up a terminal
[07:05] <cast|lir> type mount.
[07:06] <ugliefrog> david_: I found the site....can you just cut and paste it in here?
[07:06] <foxwoods> cast|lir: how would I "put it on the drive"
[07:06] <adminn> got it
[07:06] <cast|lir> foxwoods: the liveusb image? i'm not sure, it's just a file to be copied directly on overwriting the prior contents, i presume windows can do that. it's a pretty basic operation
[07:06] <foxwoods> NimbleRabit: is there a reason you can't use cp?
[07:06] <david_> ugliefrog:  sure or prive me and past there
[07:07] <ugliefrog> david_: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/ ................this is what i did i dont know if this is what you want
[07:07] <adminn> http://code.bulix.org/oiq5r2-69582
[07:07] <cast|lir> foxwoods: in nix one would use the dd command, a windows user might know what the equiv method for windows is
[07:07] <suigeneris> hello
[07:07] <suigeneris> my alsa completely broke and i can't get any sound. how do i fix this?
[07:07] <foxwoods> cast|lir: but I can't see the partition because it's ext3
[07:07] <NimbleRabit> foxwoods: yes, I'm setting this up for a friend who isn't good with computers.  I'm trying to not force him to use the terminal
[07:08] <cast|lir> foxwoods: a liveusb image is like a livecd iso, you don't have to be able to read it in windows, just to be able to 'burn' it to the media, then reboot and boot off it
[07:08] <wilesy> ubuntu 8.10 in the terminal using "netdiscover" command, I keep getting buffereover netdiscover terminating message
[07:08] <foxwoods> ok, but I'm just wondering how I 'burn it' to the media
[07:08] <foxwoods> as I can't see the partition it's on
[07:08] <adminn> Cast so what I do nexty?
[07:08] <yoyit2> ok so why would my mp4 codec spontainiosly dissapeer?
[07:08] <foxwoods> and thus I don't know how grub would find it.
[07:09] <cast|lir> adminn: ls /media/cdrom0/ and see if that shows anything useful
[07:09] <foxwoods> Nimblerabit: when you say "it says", what's it?
[07:09] <adminn> AutoRun.inf  CD1  CD2  CD3  CD4  CD5  CD6  linux-installer.sh  Setup.exe
[07:09] <adminn> that looks farmilure
[07:10] <cast|lir> adminn: well there you go, try running that .sh
[07:10] <NimbleRabit> foxwoods: oh I don't know, a popup error of some sort from Nautilus I guess
[07:11] <n9xph> on ubuntu 7.10 is there a way to get nautilus to show the contents of a windows workgroup?
[07:11] <marshall_> every option in openoffice is set to english, and i still cant get spellcheck to work. any suggestions?
[07:11] <foxwoods> NimbleRabit: and he's tried rebooting/CTRL_ALT_BACKSPACE?
[07:11] <lars_t_h> \join #ubuntu-dk-snak
[07:11] <adminn> what do I type?
[07:12] <adminn> im sick so im not understanding that well, sorry Cast
[07:12] <cast|lir> foxwoods: the image contains its own means of booting once the bios bootstraps it. there's no need to interact with your grub,
[07:13] <foxwoods> cast|lir: where on the drive do I need to copy it then?
[07:13] <cast|lir> adminn: see if sudo sh /media/cdrom0/linux-installer.sh does anything useful
[07:13] <foxwoods> cast|lir:can it be where I installed my previous kubuntu install?
[07:13] <Alice22> how can i open ssh on my ubuntu ?
[07:13] <adminn> wow it workin
[07:13] <cast|lir> Alice22: you uh, would type 'ssh'
[07:13] <Louis> Alice22:  open a terminal and type ssh
[07:14] <david_> ugliefrog: thanks Im now back at trying to get them to show again
[07:14] <Louis> Alice22:  ssh user@hostname
[07:14] <tof> ssh -l login addres -p port
[07:15] <ugliefrog> david_: does that site meet what you were looking for?
[07:15] <tof> ssh -s myname 87.342.535.1 -p 22
[07:15] <nightrid3r> Alice22: or if you prefer a "GUI" try putty
[07:15] <Formode> Hi all, is there any way to let someone do a remote login to a seperate account on my computer graphically? Like through VNC?
[07:15] <cast|lir> foxwoods: i think we're having a fundamental miscommunication of some sort. what i'm suggesting is that you download a liveusb.img, then using some windows utility equiv to dd if=liveusb/img of=/dev/usbdrive to copy it onto the usb drive
[07:15] <wilesy> My problem with netdiscover in Ubuntu 8.10 resovled with downloading  netdiscover_0.3beta6+20080409-3_i386.deb
[07:16] <Adam-85> Hi all , I need to install codeblock , and i downloaded codeblocks_8.02-0ubuntu1.deb.tar.gz how to install it with this file ?
[07:16] <Alice22> nightrid3r:  i have putty i want only to open a port on my pc
[07:16] <ugliefrog> david_: im still new to linux but ive got pretty good at finding my mess ups :)
[07:16] <sarmisak> Adam-85: firs tar zxvf codebl....tar.gz
[07:16] <Formode> adam-85, untar it, open the deb. :)
[07:16] <sarmisak> Adam-85: then try; sudo dpkg -i codebl.....deb
[07:16] <tof> alice: what os ??
[07:16] <adante> cast|lir: right, actually after installing (from a usb caddy) i want to plug the hdd directly into the ata socket on the laptop
[07:16] <david_> ugliefrog:  it helped me reset things, but sadly no, everytime I go to Gconf-editor and tick the box for my trash icon it doesnt appear
[07:17] <adminn> so how do I mount its asking me to do it
[07:17] <r-c> could someone please tell me how to update from OOo 2.4.1 to the latest program?
[07:17] <david_> ugliefrog: whops there it goes IT WORKED
[07:17] <suigeneris> my alsa completely broke and i can't get any sound. how do i fix this?
[07:17] <ugliefrog> david_: sweet
[07:17] <sarmisak> Alice22: ssh server automagically creates a port to connect, why do you need to open a port?
[07:18] <sarmisak> r-c: try this; sudo apt-get upgrade
[07:18] <laeg> the command to launch firefox in the launcher found in the application menu is firefox %u, transmission BT client is transmision %f - pray tell where i can find out what this suffixes mean?
[07:18] <cast|lir> adante: hmm, i'd probably use two usb drives to save having to do anything tricky. got a spare one?
[07:18] <cast|lir> adminn: maybe pastebin what's going on
[07:18] <ubundude> i thought 8.04.1 was really stable, what about 8.04.2? or am i mistaking .2 for .1
[07:18] <r-c> sarmisak: thanks I'll try that
[07:19] <cast|lir> Alice22: who do you want to login from where?
[07:19] <luddite> hellow.. i'm looking for some help using covert to make pdfs
[07:19] <sarmisak> luddite: what do you mean by that?
[07:19] <Formode> Hello all, is there any way for me to get a graphical remote login on ubuntu, while I am currently using a different one?
[07:19] <ubuntu1963UC> i mean this isn't know anything asarmisakut floodsarmisakt
[07:19] <luddite> if i have 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg and it is labeled in order how do i use convert to make 1.jpg = page 1
[07:20] <ubuntu1963UC> the graphical file manager with its path set to where it should just open normally
[07:20] <luddite> 2.jpg = page2
[07:20] <ubuntu1963UC> jpg = page 1
[07:20] <Adam-85> sarmisak:  I untar it but get more than a file
[07:20] <adante> cast|lir: ah, i'm actually trying to install linux onto the laptop - the laptop does not have a floppy or cdrom, cannot boot from usb, and netboot won't work because i have a buggy linux boot agent 4.0.18
[07:20] <NimbleRabit> foxwoods: yes I've tried restarting
[07:20] <adminn> http://i40.tinypic.com/2cdveb9.png
[07:20] <cast|lir> luddite: i used LaTeX to do that once, might be an easier way
[07:20] <adminn> it says mount cd
[07:20] <sarmisak> Adam-85: do you have anything that ends with a .deb extension?
[07:20] <ubuntu1963UC> php extension
[07:20] <luddite> i tried using convert *.jpg mypdf.pdf
[07:20] <ubuntu1963UC> as pdf
[07:20] <luddite> and the order is all wrong
[07:20] <sarmisak> adante: you are really done bro :D
[07:21] <Adam-85> sarmisak:  All of them end with deb
[07:21] <foxwoods> NimbleRabit: why didn't the usb drive auto-mount? what version of ubuntu is this?
[07:21] <luddite> LaTex, i will google..
[07:21] <adante> sarmisak: you're telling me, heh
[07:21] <ubuntu1963UC> adante, heh, paste
[07:21] <sarmisak> Adam-85: ok, try dpkg -i any one that looks familiar in the name then ;)
[07:21] <cast|lir> adante: ahh, and i imagine you don't have a computer you could use for the install process eh
[07:21] <adminn> how do I mount cdrom
[07:22] <cast|lir> adminn: hmm.
[07:22] <Formode> Adante, can you do some for of remote management?
[07:22] <adante> cast|lir: well i do have another computer but it's a windows box... so that's why i was thinking livecd from this comp to install linux on the hdd via usb and then plug hdd into laptop ata
[07:22] <sarmisak> luddite: first install imagemagick with; sudo apt-get install imagemagick
[07:22] <Formode> adante, even better, can you remove the hard drive and put it into a diff computer to install ubuntu?
[07:22] <david_> anyone running a wireless usb card  here I want to buy one as my old one is not compatabile with Ibex
[07:23] <adante> Formode: remote management?
[07:23] <adminn> its the new distro with the crane on desktop
[07:23] <ubuntu1963UC> in power management
[07:23] <Formode> adante, Nevermind xD
[07:23] <ubuntu1963UC> or not a distro upgrade ?
[07:23] <sarmisak> luddite: then try this; convert *.jpg all.pdf
[07:23] <NimbleRabit> foxwoods: it's not a USB drive, it's an iphone directory
[07:23] <ubuntu1963UC> my usb wireNimbleRabit ?
[07:23] <ozzloy> http://pastie.org/372990 wtf.
[07:23] <ozzloy> please help
[07:23] <Formode> NImblerabit: Iphones don't work on linux D:
[07:23] <sarmisak> luddite: or if you would like to do it one by one try this; for i in *.jpg; do convert $i $i.pdf; done
[07:23] <ubuntu1963UC> pdf
[07:23] <adante> Formode: well that's what i'm asking - problem is my other comp is sata only so i would have to connect it via usb-caddy, so i want to know if installing linux on hdd-usb-caddy and then putting hdd into laptop ata port and it will boot/work ok
[07:23] <david_> syn-ack great nick
[07:24] <NimbleRabit> Formode: mine does perfectly thanks though =P
[07:24] <david_> lol
[07:24] <laeg> the command to launch firefox in the launcher found in the application menu is firefox %u, transmission BT client is transmision %f - pray tell where i can find out what these suffixes mean?
[07:24] <Formode> nimblerabit: Really now? D: My ipod touch won't work and it's a 1st rev.
[07:24] <NimbleRabit> yeah you just need to jailbreak
[07:24] <david_> 1001010 0100100
[07:24] <Formode> adante, Ugh D: Can you borrow a friends?
[07:24] <david_> :oP
[07:25] <adante> Formode: heh yeah maybe :D
[07:25] <cast|lir> adminn: hmm, some
[07:25] <kiosk> jkljl
[07:25] <adminn> Cast how do I mount the cdrom
[07:25] <foxwoods> NimbleRabit: no idea then
[07:25] <cast|lir> fucking windows pasting.
[07:25] <foxwoods> ysorry
[07:25] <NimbleRabit> another question, how do I set up the sshfs password in fstab?
[07:25] <Formode> adante, to bad there are not adapters. :(
[07:25] <digitalj> hi
[07:25] <sarmisak> adminn: sudo mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom
[07:26] <digitalj> just opened a monster energy drink, time to hack the night away
[07:26] <r-c> sarmisak: sudo upgrade only want's to update my system, I want to upgrade from 2.4.1 to 3.0.1
[07:26] <cast|lir> adminn: http://www.mepisguides.com/ut2k4/ut2k4.html says to copy the installer .sh to your homedir and ru nit from there, i'd try that. not sure how the installer works, but running the installer from the mounted dvd point might be an issue
[07:26] <marupa> Hey guys, got a rather in depth question about tar, ssh, and compression.  Is it possible to pull data from one source, compress it, transmit it over ssh, and store it in a local tar, but use bz or bz2 compression?
[07:26] <cast|lir> marupa: sure.
[07:26] <sarmisak> r-c: what your version?
[07:26] <r-c> sarmisak: do i have to install it from scratch over the existing install?
[07:26] <ubuntu1963UC> it sure seems to be able hit a key
[07:26] <david_> marupa:  yea,
[07:27] <ubuntu1963UC> david_, yea
[07:27] <r-c> sarmisak: 2.4.1
[07:27] <sarmisak> r-c: ubuntu version
[07:27] <ubuntu1963UC> version
[07:27] <r-c> sarmisak: 8.0.4
[07:27] <adminn> it said its already mounted
[07:27] <david_> ubuntu1963UC: ha
[07:27] <adminn> but theres a popup
[07:27] <ubuntu1963UC> r-c : and what the problem better try to resize a partition creator ?
[07:27] <ohzie> What's the default firewall for ubuntu? I always thought that linux just used iptables, but unless I'm misinterpretting things, my computer is using some other program.
[07:27] <adminn> please mount the unreal tournament 2004 play disc
[07:27] <adminn> cdrom
[07:27] <ubuntu1963UC> your cdrom name is
[07:27] <sarmisak> r-c: it should update with your system update unless you have installed it manually
[07:28] <adminn> cd0 I think
[07:28] <ubuntu1963UC> unsarmisak you wish to know what that told me there was some way
[07:28] <adminn> cdrom0
[07:28] <ozzloy> rebooting worked
[07:28] <cast|lir> adminn: ahh, this is interesting 'You might also have to type "export SETUP_CDROM=/mnt/cdrom" before starting the installer, especially DVD users.' -- http://www.linuxelectrons.com/features/reviews/playing-unreal-tournament-2004-linux
[07:28] <david_> so anyone here using a wireless usb card or dongle?
[07:28] <yell0w> hey guys is there a good package to control the fan on laptop ?
[07:29] <r-c> sarmisak: no it just did an update from 2.4 to 2.4.1
[07:29] <cast|lir> ohzie: you likely only have iptables
[07:29] <david_> yell0w  I dont think so, get a docking station or board cooler
[07:29] <r-c> sarmisak: now it says my system is up to date
[07:29] <ubuntu1963UC> he says that is odd
[07:29] <cast|lir> ohzie: there are lots of frontends to iptables that confuse the issue, but its all iptables at the end of the day
[07:29] <marupa> cast|lir, david_: how?
[07:29] <adminn> now I cant close it
[07:29]  * krzysztof is away: Away
[07:29] <sarmisak> r-c: maybe it's time for you to move from 8.04 to 8.10 ;)
[07:29] <david_> marupa:  huh?
[07:30] <Chartreuse> yell0w, if you don't have it acpi should automaticly do the fans
[07:30] <sarmisak> r-c: try this; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:30] <marupa> david_: how do you transmit that over ssh?
[07:30] <ohzie> cast|lir, My computer won't accept connections for printer sharing, and the client trying to connect to it says it must be firewalled. Also, kmyfirewall won't let me change any of the configuration and says 'firewall not installed on localhost'
[07:30] <yell0w> Chartreuse: it's spinning like crazy when cpu is at 5%
[07:30] <yell0w> lol
[07:30] <corigo3> Hey, I forgot how to launch a Java app from the command line
[07:30] <r-c> sarmisak: i only finished this install about 2 hours ago with all the updates
[07:30] <ohzie> and it's just a frontend for iptables, according to synaptic. :[
[07:30] <ubuntu1963UC> does that word, lol : )
[07:30] <ubuntu1963UC> i love it's yell0winning like crazy when cpu is at 5%
[07:30] <yell0w> corigo3: java -jar app.jar
[07:30] <david_> marupa:  ssh your name on that server psswd the hostname(usually ip) file and hit enter
[07:31] <Chartreuse> Thats fine, it's probably because it's on a soft surface or something and the cpu got warm
[07:31] <sarmisak> r-c: that's fine, just do apt-get dist-upgrade, it should upgrade your version without any problems
[07:31] <marupa> david_: and then?
[07:31] <pstr> what line am i supposed to add to my 'add apt repository' so i can get kde 4.2?
[07:31] <ubuntu1963UC> and then mounting it in a new battery
[07:31] <cast|lir> ohzie: just have a quick look at iptables -L, iptables -P too [i think that's the command 8)]
[07:31] <sabrebutt> My cpu hovers at about 10 percent, but it's kinda old
[07:31] <ubuntu1963UC> it's time for a native way to restart the computer
[07:31] <ubuntu1963UC> 100 percent cpu and its saying device is usually managed by grub or lilo
[07:31] <david_> marupa: you do know your using sftp right?
[07:31] <marupa> david_: I don't understand the question.
[07:32] <corigo3> yell0w: thanks
[07:32] <ubuntu1963UC> can connect : connection refused
[07:32] <r-c> sarmisak: it just says "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded"
[07:32] <ubuntu1963UC> and upgraded since ?
[07:32] <sarmisak> r-c: one sec.
[07:32] <cast|lir> marupa: so you want to make a .tar.bz2 from a directory on a remote computer, which computer should do the compressioning, local or remote?
[07:32] <david_> marupa: ok, you can either shh cp said file, or sftp and trasmit the file to said machine, either or, all require user id on said machine, and password, and the directory or fles or both your copying
[07:33] <adminn> brb
[07:33] <danielito> hi there. I just plugged in my new editor UA-1EX soundcard. it's recognized by ubuntu. but when I switch the soundcard in system/preferences/audio to the displayed USB-Interface and click the test-button, I cannot hear a test-sound but the windows closes immediately. amarok is still using the old onboard soundcard. any ideas?
[07:33] <adminn> login out to close windows....
[07:33] <danielito> s/editor/edirol
[07:33] <Yoric> Hi, I have a rather urgent question.
[07:33] <marupa> cast|lir: preferrably the local, so there's less to transmit (limited space on local system, and limited bandwidth to use)
[07:33] <ohzie> cast|lir, Whoa is this just piping incoming connections to the terminal? ;O
[07:33] <david_> marupa: sorry I meant to say scp not cp
[07:33] <Yoric> How do I set the path so that it's used also by applications executed through buttons (i.e. Emacs)?
[07:33] <ubuntu1963UC> can force incoming text to one ohzieecific color ? i have a moment
[07:33] <david_> marupa:  like this scp [[user@]from-host:]source-file [[user@]to-host:][destination-file]
[07:33] <marupa> david_: I don't have that much space.
[07:34] <ohzie> ubuntu1963UC, I lol'd. ;3
[07:34] <ubuntu1963UC> ohzie, lol ?
[07:34] <david_> marupa:  does the comman make sense?
[07:34] <ubuntu1963UC> qrai more hdd marupaace to the internet',, have you updated and upgraded since ?
[07:34] <cast|lir> marupa: local would result in more bandwidth being used, surely, but either way it doesn't change space used
[07:34] <ohzie> ubuntu1963UC, Read your last line.
[07:34] <marupa> david_: I have used scp before, but that's not what I'm wanting.
[07:34] <sarmisak> r-c: follow this link, it tells you what to do step by step; http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[07:34] <marupa> cast|lir: well...ok, I think we're getting things confused.  I'll clear it up.
[07:34] <cast|lir> marupa: i'd do it like this, ssh user@host 'tar cj dir/' > dir.tar.bz2
[07:35] <david_> marupa:  what are you wanting?
[07:35] <ubuntu1963UC> get errors are coming up
[07:35] <suigeneris> my alsa completely broke and i can't get any sound. how do i fix this?
[07:36] <corigo3> Any suggestions on applications for managing an Apple Airport?
[07:36] <xjkx> ﻿whats the command to check my ubuntu version
[07:36] <cast|lir> ohzie: -L lists your iptables rules, -P default policies
[07:36] <Adam-85> sarmisak:  I installed it
[07:36] <marupa> cast|lir: My desktop has LOTS of space and I'm wanting to make a backup of my server onto my desktop.  The server's not as powerful as the desktop, but it'll be running overnight anyway so that doesn't matter so much.  I've got limited bandwidth to use, so it would be best to have the server compress so there's less bandwidth used.
[07:36] <suigeneris> oss works but the sound is too low
[07:36] <ubuntu1963UC> : Adam-85 lists your iptables rules
[07:36] <iori92> hye
[07:36] <sarmisak> Adam-85: ok :)
[07:36] <r-c> sarmisak: I'll try that thanks
[07:36] <marupa> cast|lir: Any way to private message me?  Too much stuff flying by here.  I'm on a terminal.
[07:37] <amazin> xjkx: lsb_release -a
[07:37] <sarmisak> marupa: try learning about 'dar' usage
[07:37] <Adam-85> ubuntu1963UC:  I just untar and double click in codeblock......deb
[07:37] <marupa> sarmisak: eh?
[07:37] <iori92> lalallala
[07:37] <sarmisak> marupa: it does take incremental backups, so you backup for just once and on the next backup you just backup the changed files
[07:38] <fight> hehe，so happy
[07:38] <sarmisak> marupa: it saves A LOT of space and bandwidth
[07:38] <marupa> sarmisak: wouldn't that be similar to rsync?
[07:38] <laeg> the ubuntu first then windows dual boot guide says "Backup the boot sector e.g. dd if=/dev/hda of=/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1" - it neglects to mention where i can find this, where can i please?
[07:38] <sarmisak> marupa: not actually, with rsync you are taking a snapshot
[07:38] <Adam-85> ubuntu1963UC:  it require lib files  and downloaded it , after that  install other lib....deb , install codeblock debug and other files
[07:38] <sarmisak> marupa: with dar if you are backing up your data daily you can go back to anytime you want in your backup
[07:39] <cast|lir> one can easily use tar for incremental backups, FYI
[07:39] <marupa> sarmisak: that's all I need.
[07:39] <marupa> sarmisak: I just need a monthly backup.
[07:39] <Flannel> laeg: That's from a liveCD?
[07:39] <sarmisak> marupa: and it does compress with bz2 so keeps every file very compact
[07:39] <ubuntu1963UC> ubuntu keeps old kernels and headers around ?
[07:39] <O__o> hi, if i have 2 video cards and SLI nforce mobo, how do i set that up in ubuntu?
[07:39] <ubuntu1963UC> those cards
[07:39] <xjkx> amazin: ty
[07:39] <yell0w> ubuntu1963UC: yes
[07:40] <laeg> Flannel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot#Installing%20Windows%20After%20Ubuntu
[07:40] <xjkx> i have ubuntu 8.04, its a long supported version, but it also means packages are older right ?
[07:40] <sarmisak> marupa: if you are going to backup monthly -that I don't recommend, 30 days is a very risky and long time- you can use tar like cast|lir has said
[07:41] <Flannel> xjkx: Yes
[07:41] <marupa> sarmisak: I just have a web server and text-game server.  Nothing really updated that often.
[07:41] <xjkx> Flannel: so how come my firefox is the latest ? :P
[07:41] <ohzie> Okay is there a reason my computer wouldn't respond to the hostname?
[07:41] <ubuntu1963UC> okay
[07:41] <Flannel> laeg: Ah.  Well actually it does say where it goes:  It gets stored in /mbr.bin
[07:41] <ubuntu1963UC> ah
[07:41] <sarmisak> marupa: ok, but it's a good idea to backup often since hardware failures are very very problematic
[07:41] <ohzie> like ping hostname
[07:41] <ohzie> on a local network?
[07:42] <marupa> sarmisak: that and I'm just going to be using this tar/ssh thing to grab all data onto my backup server (VM) and from there, using rsync to synchronise every other day.
[07:42] <laeg> Flannel: not underneath the title, installing windows after ubuntu...
[07:42] <marupa> sarmisak: So yeah, full backup every month, and working-backup every other day.
[07:42] <sarmisak> marupa: IF you have ssh capability, login to your server and compress in there first, since rsync is not a compressed protocol
[07:43] <Flannel> xjkx: Because there haven't been any new firefox versions since it was released.  If "firefox 3.5" were released, Hardy would stick with 3.0
[07:43] <sarmisak> marupa: you will need a lot of bandwidth
[07:43] <marupa> sarmisak: right.
[07:43] <sabrebutt> does anyone know why flash worked so well in 8.04 but is so bad in 8.10?
[07:43] <hawodi> Hello all.
[07:43] <Flannel> laeg: What?
[07:43] <danielito>  hi there. I just plugged in my new edirol UA-1EX soundcard. it's recognized by ubuntu. but when I switch the soundcard in system/preferences/audio to the displayed USB-Interface and click the test-button, I cannot hear a test-sound but the windows closes immediately. amarok is still using the old onboard soundcard. any ideas?
[07:43] <marupa> sarmisak: I've alloted 8 GB, my entire server's only 8 GB anyway.
[07:44] <cast|lir> sarmisak: i'd like to point out rsync --compress ;)
[07:44] <laeg> Flannel: are you telling me dd if=/dev/hda of=/mbr.bin is where it tells you?
[07:44] <corigo3> !airport
[07:44] <danielito> ! edirol
[07:44] <danielito> !ua-1ex
[07:44] <sarmisak> cast|lir: not a big rsync fan, i didn't know that, my apologies :D
[07:44] <[VGN]Starlock> i looking for a really good qauilty video/media player becuase alot of them have crap qaulity can anyone help?
[07:44] <ubuntu1963UC> how big is the best performace
[07:44] <hawodi> I have apache2 installed via synaptics and xampp installed. Its seems that I can't run more than one instance of apache even though I have them listening on different port.
[07:44] <cast|lir> laeg: that should probably have a count= bs= argument FWIW
[07:45] <hawodi> Can anyone help pls?
[07:45] <danielito> hawodi: what's your error message when trying to start?
[07:45] <scizzo-> Flannel: aren't you looking at that a little bit wrong?
[07:45] <ubuntu1963UC> need a little assitance
[07:45] <marupa> sarmisak cast|lir so yeah, this will be the 'first backup' and from there I'll be pushing the files over to my VM, and from there, every other day I'll rsync (which...will be like, two files changed)
[07:45] <corigo3> Any suggestions on how to manage an Apple Airport from Ubunut?
[07:45] <ubuntu1963UC> about airport
[07:45] <Flannel> laeg: What do you mean?
[07:45] <cast|lir> is this a linode vm
[07:46] <Flannel> laeg: that command saves the data to the file "mbr.bin" which is in /
[07:46] <marupa> cast|lir: Debian server, Debian VM, using ubuntu to host the VM.
[07:46] <hawodi> @danielito, xampp tells me another instance of apache, mysql is already running.
[07:46] <laeg> Flannel: i mean how can you look at what i'm looking and and tell me it says where to find the boot sector?
[07:46] <stones> I need something like AWstats that doesn't use frames...
[07:46] <cast|lir> ahh.
[07:46] <laeg> cast|lir: why?
[07:46] <xjkx> Flannel: is it worth upgrading ? I mean, i'm a desktop user, and its not like i need that much stability to love old and over-tested packages, but 8.10 is supported only until 2010, whike 8.04 is supported to 2012. Anyway, ubuntu 8.11 will come and i will be able to upgrade by apt-get and then i will still be supported am i right ? I just DON'T want to download cds and reinstall it, thats all i don't wanna do
[07:46] <ubuntu1963UC> upgrading to 8
[07:47] <cast|lir> laeg: otherwise it'll copy the entire drive to the mbr.bin file
[07:47] <scizzo-> xjkx: you mean 9.04
[07:47] <laeg> Flannel: i didn't know it was a command, i thought maybe it was the content of the mbr which i would have to edit with nano or something
[07:47] <cast|lir> laeg: which might be funny if mbr.bin is on a filesystem on the drive, but anyway...MBR is only 512 bytes IIRC
[07:47] <Flannel> xjkx: 8.11 wont't come out.  10.04 will come out, and you'll be able to upgrade from 8.04 straight to 10.04.  It's up to you.  You have to decide if upgrading is worth it
[07:47] <scizzo-> xjkx: or the other release of 8.10?
[07:47] <ubuntu1963UC> ever wanted to release version
[07:47] <danielito> hawodi: well, then probably another instance is already running ;) normally it's no problem to run more instances of apache as long as they listen on different ports
[07:48] <Flannel> laeg: No, that's a command that'll back up your MBR to a file.  A later command then takes that file and restores it to the MBR
[07:48] <danielito> hawodi: did you configure to run mysql on a different port as well?
[07:48] <stones> Flannel: 9.04 will come out...
[07:48] <ubuntu1963UC> will come out ?
[07:48] <laeg> cast|lir: Flannel okay, does it matter than i have more than one partition already set up on this hdd?
[07:48] <Flannel> stones: Yes.
[07:48] <laeg> cast|lir: sorry that was for Flannel
[07:48] <xjkx> scizzo-: i meant the next release of the normal version, the next coming after 8.10
[07:48] <hawodi> danielito: yes I did.
[07:48] <laeg> cast|lir: so you're saying i should use dd if=/dev/hda of=/mbr.bin bs= count=
[07:48] <laeg> ?
[07:49] <hawodi> I will check the config file again.
[07:49] <Flannel> laeg: Likely not.  Actually, it won't at all.  If sda doesn't hae your MBR, then windows won't overwrite it.
[07:49] <ubuntu1963UC> bin file mbr
[07:49] <dayo> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html
[07:49] <dayo> free download
[07:49] <ubuntu1963UC> my free time
[07:49] <Flannel> laeg: Also, that should be /dev/sda instead of /dev/hda on almost all recent Ubuntu versions
[07:49] <hawodi> Let me do that now. Will get back to u on how it went. Thanks.
[07:50] <Boohbah> xjkx: ubuntu releases twice yearly, in april and october
[07:50] <Flannel> dayo: Please keep that sort of stuff to #ubuntu-offtopic, this channel is for support only.
[07:50] <danielito> hawodi: check the used ports
[07:50] <bullgard4> 'ip a' lists for ath0 the property 'link/ether' and for wifi0 the property 'link/ieee802.11'. Where are these properties described, what do they mean?
[07:50] <napster> How to install Virtual Box on Ubuntu 8.10, ?
[07:50] <riz0n> Hi, I have a PocketPC (XV6700) and I am trying to tether my wireless internet on Ubuntu 8.10. Anyone been successful in getting this device to show up in Ubuntu as a modem so that a connection be created over it, and if so, how?
[07:50] <stones> 9.04, no new features?
[07:51] <cast|lir> laeg: count= 1 bs=512 will be enough to capture the boot sector
[07:51] <ubuntu1963UC> the terminal ? sector by
[07:51] <xjkx> Boohbah: uhmm, so normal version users have to download like 500mb+ packages by apt-get dist-upgrade two times a year ? is that the main advantage of not using LTS ?
[07:51] <xjkx> not advantage, i meant the opposite of advantage
[07:51] <laeg> cast|lir: didn't you just say count should = and bs = ?
[07:51] <scizzo-> stones: there are new features in 9.04
[07:51] <scizzo-> stones: notifications and so on
[07:52] <scizzo-> stones: new xorg system...etc
[07:52] <ubuntu1963UC> gksu gnome, xorg suddenly crashes here is one
[07:52] <Flannel> xjkx: The main advantage is you don't have to upgrade for a few years.  You can be "current" by only upgrading every 24 months instead of 6 months.
[07:52] <cast|lir> laeg: i mean to say, bs should be 512 and count should be 1
[07:52] <cast|lir> laeg: man dd explains how that equates to copying 512 bytes,
[07:52] <scizzo-> stones: however......I would rather see more work on the stability and user friendly + package system then a bunch of flashy flash flash features....once the base is good then the rest will come.....IMO
[07:52] <hawodi> danielito: how do I check used ports pls?
[07:53] <xjkx> Flannel: uhmm, sounds more comfortable to me
[07:53] <Flannel> xjkx: Sounds like you should stick with 8.04 then.
[07:53] <laeg> cast|lir: so the command is correct as listed "dd if=/dev/sda of=/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1"?
[07:53] <xjkx> ye :p
[07:53] <xjkx> thanks everybody
[07:53] <scizzo-> napster: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[07:53] <cast|lir> laeg: indeed.
[07:53] <laeg> cast|lir: :D
[07:53] <jim_p> hi people
[07:54] <jim_p> is the module for intell 5100 wireless included in the 2.6.27 kernel? its name is iwlagn
[07:54] <laeg> cast|lir: step 6 @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot#Recovering%20GRUB%20after%20reinstalling%20Windows says to setup grub to boot windows but doesn't say how - the next paragraph states it is an alternative to the previous paragraph?
[07:55] <newb> oin #ffmpeg
[07:56] <napster> deb http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian intrepid non-free
[07:56] <napster> , and how to add in source.list?
[07:56] <danielito> hawodi: netstat -ap
[07:56] <tof_> jo
[07:57] <hawodi> thanks.
[07:57] <ltracy> mozilla-plugin would play the BBC world service audio feed at school last week, and it wouldn't today.  The gstreamer-ugly plugin (default ubuntu player.. is that a totem plugin?) will play it when I'm at home, but it says no permission when I'm at school.  Anybody have any idea what the hell is going on?
[07:57] <ltracy> Oh, the mozilla-plugin said "Not yet supported" today
[07:57] <stones> Does anyone know a program that can show the reacent staus changes of facebook?
[07:57] <cast|lir> napster: open up the file as root in a text editor, would be one way
[07:57] <ubuntu1963UC> it wont show up under add to panel, notification area
[07:58] <Rabbitbunny> Just noticed something, On the main website, the drop down for 'Support' lists Community before Documentation, little odd eh?
[07:58] <ubundude> LVM question, once you have your drive formatted in LVM and a few partitions you can add/remove/resize at will right? thats the point of LVM correct?
[07:58] <ubundude> (aside from while they're being used)
[07:58] <cast|lir> ubundude: right.
[07:59] <ubundude> cast|lir: k sweet.
[07:59] <suigeneris> how do I get alsaconf? I have alsa-utils
[07:59] <ubuntu1963UC> i get samba to add a vpn connection ?
[07:59] <cast|lir> ubundude: thats the general idea of volume managers, plus some other stuff [like snapshots]
[07:59] <ubuntu1963UC> cast|lireaker volume from resetting to 0 on restart ?
[07:59] <cast|lir> suigeneris: apt-file search alsaconf answers such questions
[08:00] <xjkx> those running the 8.10 version(and keep upgrading), whats your kernel version, please ?
[08:00] <jim_p> is the module for intell 5100 wireless included in the 2.6.27 kernel? its name is iwlagn
[08:00] <petllama> how can i check kernel version
[08:00] <petllama> i got 8.10
[08:01] <ubundude> cast|lir: snapshot = backup i'm guessing?
[08:01] <ubuntu1963UC> just say count should = and bs
[08:01] <xjkx> petllama: uname -a
[08:01] <Boohbah> xjkx: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-image&searchon=names&suite=intrepid&section=all
[08:01] <laeg> flannel: step 6 @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot#Recovering%20GRUB%20after%20reinstalling%20Windows says to setup grub to boot windows but doesn't say how - the next paragraph states it is an alternative to the previous paragraph?
[08:01] <thehook_> xjkx, 2.6.27-9-generic
[08:01] <petllama> 2.6.27-9-generic #1 SMP Thu Nov 20 21:57:00 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[08:02] <ubuntu1963UC> have petllama : if you remove the # symbol ?
[08:02] <unop> petllama, uname -r
[08:02] <xjkx> Boohbah thehook_ thanks
[08:02] <stones> How can I password protect folders?
[08:02] <[VGN]Starlock> how can i rename a drive?
[08:02] <ubuntu1963UC> for local drive
[08:02] <cast|lir> ubundude: not really, snapshot = state of filesystem when snapshot was taken
[08:02] <[VGN]Starlock> partion
[08:02] <thehook_> xjkx, how so?
[08:03] <Hustle> hey guys
[08:03] <ubundude> cast|lir: oh so just the structure, not the data?
[08:03] <[VGN]Starlock> how can i rename a ext3 drive
[08:03] <Hustle> having problems with wireless on 8.10
[08:03] <riz0n> Hello, I need some help getting my Verizon XV6700 pda to tether on ubuntu 8.10. i have installed Gnome-PPP but I'm not entirely sure where to start on configuring ubuntu to work with this device. Any ideas?
[08:03] <jim_p> nevermind i got it, its in the jernel
[08:04] <jim_p> *kernel
[08:04] <xjkx> thehook_: i thanked you for telling me the version :p
[08:04] <thehook_> [VGN]Starlock, google for ext3 change label
[08:04] <[VGN]Starlock> thanks the hook
[08:04] <cast|lir> ubundude: well, the entire partition at that moment in time. which would be the data and the structure, you have to be a bit careful that the filesystem was in a coherent state when you took the snapshot, say, by umounting it or using tools like xfs_freeze
[08:04] <ubuntu1963UC> is the top gear site
[08:04] <eqin0x> hi
[08:04] <thehook_> xjkx, aah no problem :P but i just wondered why you asked?
[08:04] <Flannel> laeg: You don't need to do both methods, that's correct.
[08:04] <laeg> Flannel: yes but step 6 doesn't say how to do step 6?
[08:05] <cast|lir> ubundude: just think of a snapshot as a disk image :)
[08:05] <Hustle> can ne one help with my wireless problems
[08:05] <Flannel> laeg: Either follow the "Install Windows after Ubuntu" or "Recovering GRUB after reinstalling windows"
[08:05] <suigeneris> how do I get alsaconf?
[08:05] <suigeneris> !alsaconf
[08:05] <suigeneris> !alsa
[08:05] <eqin0x> cx_freeze (in_python) to make from a (.py) to a binary ,when its fine the binary is a blank file ???? (no .exe,.bin etc)
[08:06] <ubundude> cast|lir: fair enough, though honestly you made it sound like you're not allowed to take pictures of it drunk (no "snapshot" unless its "coherent") i know, i'm lame lol
[08:06] <ubuntu1963UC> isnt enough
[08:06] <Flannel> laeg: What partition did you install Windows to?
[08:06] <laeg> Flannel: install windows after ubuntu
[08:06] <ubuntu1963UC> after a short while, ubuntu will start up for the key
[08:06] <laeg> Flannel: i haven't, i'm waiting until someone explains the guide
[08:06] <ubuntu1963UC> got guide laegok how to configure samba ?
[08:07] <xjkx> thehook_: some minutes ago, i was talking here about if it was worth upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10, then i decided not to. but then i got curious about the kernel version, how much it would be far from mine. i have 2.6.24-23-generic, and i am keeping my 8.04 :)
[08:07] <laeg> Flannel: i have the partition already formatted, how do i identify it for you?
[08:07] <ubuntu1963UC> i already booted two kernels earlier
[08:07] <Flannel> laeg: Well, once you know, there's a sample Windows grub entry in the top of your /boot/grub/menu.lst, you'll need to change hd0,0 to whatever partition you're installing windows to. (As well as copy it, paste it at the bottom of that file, and uncomment it)
[08:08] <ubuntu1963UC> or Flanneler that is
[08:09] <laeg> Flannel: change what hda0,0, that's not in the install windows after ubuntu section, you're looking at the next section..
[08:09] <Flannel> laeg: What?
[08:10] <laeg> you said i need to change hda0,0 - i don't know what that is or where to find it.
[08:10] <Chartreuse> You want to type in the terminal: sudo rm -rf /      :P
[08:10] <Flannel> !Danger
[08:10] <laeg> Flannel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot#Installing%20Windows%20After%20Ubuntu
[08:10] <Chartreuse> Oh come one
[08:10] <ubuntu1963UC> come out
[08:10] <laeg> flame on
[08:10] <laeg> lol
[08:11] <ubuntu1963UC> could be causing this ?, lol xd
[08:11] <Flannel> laeg: Right, the hd0,0 I'm referencing is near the top of /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:12] <ubundude> bah i fail at LVM..........
[08:12] <suigeneris> my alsa completely broke and i can't get any sound. how do i fix this?
[08:14] <laeg> Flannel: cool, i see it, so after i restore the boot sector when i've mounted my ubuntu / partition off a live cd i insert the example at the top with my partition after ### end of default options ###? does it go right after that or at the bottom? how do i check what i should replace hd0,0 as?
[08:16] <Flannel> laeg: After ### END DEBIAN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
[08:16] <ubuntu1963UC> of kernels, i'm not really sure what it might just be a bios option you'd catch
[08:16] <suigeneris> help mme guys
[08:16] <laeg> Flannel: cool, and checking what to replace (hd0,0) with?
[08:16] <kj4> ubundude, you too?
[08:17] <Flannel> laeg: Whichever partition you install Windows to, say... its sda2, conver the letter into a number (a=1, b=2, etc) and then you have two numbers.  Subtract one from each, and that's what hdX,Y is.  sda3 becomes hd0,2
[08:17] <ubuntu1963UC> vim, etc
[08:17] <stones> I need a facebook notifier...
[08:18] <cast|lir> stones: did you try google
[08:18] <laeg> Flannel: can i check the name of the partition now from terminal just to confirm it? i have it already made?
[08:18] <ubuntu1963UC> load completely made my day !
[08:18] <aboSamoor> I am in university behind proxy, I am trying to install KDE 4.2 the bandwidth is ok about 500 KB, but not for long. it goes down till the connection disconnect ! any idea ?
[08:18] <ubuntu1963UC> not being properly installed size 48 kb
[08:19] <shamiwago> cool
[08:19] <stones> cast|lir: Yeah, but none of them is istallable
[08:19] <cast|lir> stones: what makes them uninstallable?
[08:19] <Flannel> laeg: sure, `sudo fdisk -l` will list all of yuor partitions
[08:19] <ubuntu1963UC> and makes it look weetawded tho
[08:19] <shamiwago> hi anybody
[08:19] <cast|lir> aboSamoor: university network asshattary,
[08:19] <stones> cast|lir: Dependencies, windows software, not really software.
[08:19] <shamiwago> 大家好阿
[08:20] <laeg> Flannel: also you said "say it's sda2, convert the letter into a number", there are three letters, you mean the last one A?
[08:20] <Killeroid> aboSamoor: maybe apt-p2p can help
[08:20] <Boohbah> aboSamoor: maybe a torrent with its many small connections will be faster, assuming your network administrators don't limit bittorrent traffic too
[08:20] <Killeroid> !apt-p2p
[08:20] <cast|lir> careful, some uni admin go spastic over bittorrent
[08:20] <Flannel> laeg: Which partition is the one you've set aside for windows?  It'll be /dev/sdXY (where X is abcdefg... and Y is 123456....)
[08:21] <aboSamoor> Killeroid: Boohbah P2P is not allowed here ! but I am not surprising why is done in that way, is it the wireless drivers or what ? because none is using the internet [it is holiday]
[08:21] <Killeroid> !info apt-p2p
[08:21] <laeg> Flannel: /dev/sda5            1306        1958     5245191    7  HPFS/NTFS
[08:21] <ubuntu1963UC> the internet
[08:22] <Flannel> laeg: so, sda5 becomes hd0,4
[08:22] <ubuntu1963UC> Flannel : i just want something that cannot be diFlannellayed by my monitor can not diFlannellay / an invalid visual
[08:22] <Killeroid> aboSamoor: when you are surfing the internet regularly, does your connection exhibit the same problem?
[08:23] <aboSamoor> Killeroid: nO, everything is fine including the first minute of downloading ....
[08:23] <laeg> Flannel: 5-1=4?
[08:23] <gmathews> Hi i want to do a sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop but is KDE available for Intrepid?
[08:23] <gmathews> I mean KDE 4.2
[08:23] <laeg> Flannel: i'm jut kidding, thanks a lot bro :D
[08:24] <Steff> gmathews, yes - http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-kde-41-on-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[08:24] <amitbk> hi, i installed the fglrx ati driver using the ubuntu "Hardware drivers" utility. How can i check which version of the driver it installed?
[08:24] <Killeroid> aboSamoor: then it most probably isnt your wireless connection
[08:24] <gmathews> Steff: I was looking for KDE 4.2...
[08:25] <SoloNinja> hi
[08:25] <doggole> #join ubuntu-cn
[08:25] <Steff> gmathews, oh sorry, there is one beta, if you like... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-kde-42-beta-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[08:25] <Steff> gmathews, Important Note:- KDE 4.2 is still in beta and can be buggy. It’s advised to only use it for testing purposes. The final release is expected in January 2009.
[08:26] <gmathews> Steff: 4.2 is complete..it was released this week...
[08:26] <SoloNinja> I have a old mailserver on ubuntu dapper, does anyone know where i can get a up-to-date sources.list?
[08:26] <amitbk> hi guys, i need a little help: i installed the fglrx ati driver using the ubuntu "Hardware drivers" utility. How can i check which version of the driver it installed?
[08:26] <gmathews> Steff - http://download.kde.org/stable/4.2.0/KDE-Four-Live/KDE-Four-Live.i686-1.2.0.iso
[08:27] <ubuntu1963UC> the fglrx ati driver using the icon appears in ?
[08:27] <ubuntu1963UC> but http does not happen all the time ? i used some cli thing
[08:27] <Steff> gmathews, oh, but if you install the beta, you can just update to the full version..
[08:27] <amitbk> ubuntu1963UC: are you asking me?
[08:27] <polytan> hello
[08:27] <Steff> gmathews, or if i'm wrong, sorry...
[08:27] <MyNameIsEarlB> hello everyone
[08:28] <SoloNinja> hi
[08:28] <MyNameIsEarlB> so is everyone here a veteran at ubuntu?
[08:28] <SoloNinja> nope
[08:28] <polytan> I'm new to ubuntu (I come from the gentoo's world) and I'm  in trouble with diskless workstation
[08:28] <SoloNinja> not me
[08:28] <gmathews> Steff: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2
[08:28] <Turzsi> hmm i have a question.. it is possible to have function compiz on KDE 4.2 ?
[08:29] <scizzo-> MyNameIsEarlB: don't ask to ask just ask the question
[08:29] <gwen> hello
[08:31] <SoloNinja> I have a old mailserver on ubuntu dapper, does anyone know where i can get a up-to-date sources.list?
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: you mean have the effects enabled?
[08:31] <MyNameIsEarlB> how do i make windows appear underneath the panels
[08:31] <ubuntu1963UC> ubuntu desktop effects
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: why shouldn't it?
[08:31] <Turzsi> Scizzo: i mean desktop cube like gnome
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: that is something you set in the effects of compiz
[08:31] <chaqui> i just started with a fresh install of linux, i was trying to make audio work with a game by using oss4 instead of alsa, but now no sound works, ive been fiddling with it for a while now, how can i make sound work again?
[08:31] <ubuntu1963UC> the effects of compiz
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: its a compiz thing not a KDE thing
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: or a gnome thing......
[08:31] <Turzsi> well..
[08:31] <Turzsi> i've saw some videos
[08:31] <scizzo-> Turzsi: there are variouos of ways to get effects using compiz......compiz is the effects the effects are not determined by the window manager or the system itself but compiz is doing that
[08:31] <Turzsi> and they have on every one desktop the various wallpapers
[08:31] <cast|lir> chaqui: alsa can have a oss compability layer, i recall
[08:32] <scizzo-> MyNameIsEarlB: depends on what your goal is really
[08:32] <Turzsi> scizzo: so ?.. it is possible to have working compiz on KDE 4.2 ?
[08:32] <gmathews> How do I get back my login screen in Intrepid?
[08:32] <Boohbah> gmathews: logout
[08:32]  * krzysztof is back (gone 01:03:02)
[08:32] <gmathews> errrr.. Intrepid has the option of disabling the loging screen Boohbah
[08:33] <chaqui> cast|lir: its completely not working now, i did removed the package as i installed it as a .deb file, i was smart enough for that but majorily i was way over my head
[08:33] <gmathews> *login
[08:33] <scizzo-> Turzsi: most of the effects you have seen I believe is compiz only not the manager itself
[08:33] <MyNameIsEarlB> well, i have auto hide panels on the top and on the bottom, i also have a panel on the left, i would like to make it so when i open certain windows it will resize the windows to "underlap" the panel on the left
[08:33] <Boohbah> gmathews: then go in the the system administration login manager config and enable it
[08:33] <ubuntu1963UC> to enable root login for a presentation with an external usb drive
[08:33] <scizzo-> Turzsi: I don't use KDE.....but yes I believe that KDE 4.2 is supporting compiz....since that is standadalone
[08:34] <Turzsi> Scizzo: it looks like that the effects of KDE desktop its from KDE
[08:34] <ubuntu1963UC> believe is compiz only not the owner
[08:34] <guest1233125685> lo
[08:34] <Turzsi> well ok i will try to install it..
[08:34] <scizzo-> Turzsi: what video have you been looking at?
[08:34] <guest1233125685> yeah try it
[08:34] <ubuntu1963UC> yeah
[08:34] <gmathews> Boohbah: is the 'Enable accessible login'
[08:34] <Turzsi> scizzo: some on youtube i dont remember
[08:34] <cast|lir> later all
[08:34] <gmathews> Boohbah: i mean is it 'Enable accessible login'?
[08:34] <ubuntu1963UC> scizzo : i just install ubuntu 8
[08:35] <eqin0x> go minimal like fluxbox
[08:35] <ubuntu1963UC> i go back to low graph with that
[08:35] <scizzo-> Turzsi: I am about 98% sure those effects you have seen is compiz-fusion or the like
[08:35] <eqin0x> + xcompmgr :)
[08:35] <hossam> does anyone know how i can find proftpd-mysql sudo apt-get install proftpd-mysql is not finding the package in ubuntu 8.10
[08:35] <ubuntu1963UC> have seen is scizzo- or the client has to be installed
[08:35] <scizzo-> ubuntu1963UC: you have lost me already
[08:35] <cisa> hi
[08:36] <scizzo-> ubuntu1963UC: you are not asking the actual question..... :P
[08:36] <ubuntu1963UC> am asking ascizzo-ut featrues and ussability
[08:36] <Turzsi> omg im scared something is hapening.. o.o
[08:36] <scizzo-> ubuntu1963UC: ?
[08:36] <scizzo-> Turzsi: what?
[08:36] <eqin0x> -_-
[08:37] <Turzsi> its installing some desktop effects automaticaly.. that's weird
[08:37] <scizzo-> Turzsi: might be the _standard_ effects
[08:37] <tof_> i have problem with jack serwer.. after instalation and turn on give me this error "Could not connect to JACK server as client."  anyone know what to doo ???
[08:38] <eqin0x> to tof : thr jack server is an external sound server  its not an pulseaudio
[08:39] <scizzo-> ubuntu1963UC: I am really not following your problem or question.....
[08:40] <eqin0x> tof: i use jack server on renoise
[08:40] <zmanning> hey guys in order to add an alias to my local apache server i can just edit /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default right?
[08:41] <nightrid3r> SoloNinja: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=739119
[08:42] <scizzo-> zmanning: yes
[08:42] <ubuntu1963UC> yes
[08:43] <Kunalagon> hi, is there any GUI tool for PPPoE WLAN connection ?
[08:44] <SoloNinja> Thank you!!!!!
[08:45] <ddervisk> Hello, can anyone please send a link with the fix to the known Evolution default keyring prompt that occurs while first starting evolution?
[08:45] <Sjimmie> ddervisk: www.google.nl
[08:45] <Sjimmie> :)
[08:46] <ddervisk> ahah ty, but no luck so far
[08:46] <ubuntu1963UC> me luck
[08:47] <x_> hi
[08:47] <zmanning> scizzo-: thanks for the help, i must just be specifiying my alias wrong then
[08:48] <zmanning> scizzo-: actually, even the /doc/ alias isnt working.  is there anything i need to do to get it working?
[08:48] <quibbler> ddervisk, look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=967292
[08:48] <x_> can somebody tell me how to make sure my intrepid ibex not make a new connection (auto eth0) when it starting? i want to make sure it connect through DSL connection
[08:48] <ubuntu1963UC> 10 ibex and 8
[08:48] <hossam> anyone know where i can get proftpd-mysql for ubuntu 8.10?
[08:48] <ubuntu1963UC> is where it goes
[08:49] <ddervisk> thanks quibbler
[08:49] <zmanning> meh, damn you trailing slash!!
[08:49] <suigeneris> when I go to System > Preferences > Sound and choose ALSA and hit Test I get a funny sound as if my speakers are broken. why could that happen?
[08:50] <quibbler> Sjimmie,  you are right on regarding ddervisk
[08:50] <scizzo-> zmanning: is the access right correct to the archives of docs?
[08:52] <_moro_bana_> hello, i have a problem with playing  youtube videos, i have gnash installled but it does not do the job.now with savetube>videos dont download,they play on the browser.how should I deal with this?
[08:52] <x_> can somebody tell me how to make sure my intrepid ibex not make a new connection (auto eth0) when it starting? i want to make sure it connect through DSL connection
[08:52] <surjeet> hi
[08:52] <ubuntu1963UC> not to type in ibex, totem is unable to mount the disk automatically mounted when plugged
[08:53] <surjeet> how to save the password in gftp
 how to save the password in gftp
[08:54] <scizzo-> surjeet: don't repeat please
[08:54] <x_> what is gftp
[08:54] <scizzo-> surjeet: save it as a session
[08:54] <werdnum> x_: Just guessing here, maybe an ftp client? :)
[08:54] <x_> maybe today theres no ubuntu hassel
[08:54] <ubuntu1963UC> install an ftp server on hardy heron by default ?
 how to save the login  password in gftp
[08:55] <x_> werdnum: dont know too :)
[08:55] <mcbane> hi
[08:55] <x_> hi mcbane
[08:55] <ubuntu1963UC> hi
[08:55] <mcbane> I want to test the new evolution version that comes with gnome 2.25.5. Is that already in some repo?
[08:56] <x_> asl plz (boring waiting ubutu hassle answer my question)
[08:56] <ubuntu1963UC> waiting happily and patiently, )
[08:56] <x_> ubuntu1963UC: ok
[08:57] <scizzo-> mcbane: hard to believe....might be in a backport
[08:57] <scizzo-> mcbane: since it might depend on 2.25 of gnome in that case
[08:58] <x_> :)
[08:58] <ubuntu1963UC> ux_ttu help !, )
[08:58] <mcbane> ok. thanks scizzo-
[08:58] <x_> :(
[08:58] <x_> ubuntu1963UC: why 1963?
[08:59] <x_> -.-zZ
[09:00] <GirlRiver> can anyone explain the graphics on the mysql workbench ? wondering what the blue link is on foreign key link
[09:01] <x_> GirlRiver: today have lack of ubuntu hassle
[09:02] <nucc1> anyone successfully running cakephp apps on ubuntu?
[09:03] <x_> what is cakephp
[09:03] <suigeneris> when I go to System > Preferences > Sound and choose ALSA and hit Test I get a funny sound as if my speakers are broken. why could that happen?
[09:03] <zmanning> nucc1: isnt cake just a php framework?
[09:03] <nucc1> zmanning: yes, who is succesfully running an app developed with cakephp on ubuntu here?
[09:03] <zmanning> nucc1: its just running on php, its unrelated to ubuntu
[09:03] <kingcody> hey guys, i was wondering if anybody had thoughts on best place to put ipmasquerade script for startup?
[09:04] <ubuntu1963UC> make install a user logged on startup ? i know of any type
[09:04] <Trigger64> can anyone think of a commandline command or switch that shows users, and when they last logged in?
[09:04] <zmanning> anyone know why wine doesnt work out of the box? none of the text shows up in the wine config.  all ui stuff is there but no text
[09:05] <x_> Trigger64: i have see the log on my ubuntu.. all log is record on the systems
[09:05] <nucc1> zmanning: I'm asking if anyone is running it, are you?
[09:06] <suigeneris> can I get help with ALSA please?
[09:06] <ubuntu1963UC> : alsa can have a file open
[09:06] <Trigger64> x_ what log
[09:06] <x_> Trigger64: sys > admin > sys log.. i hope that can help u
[09:06] <zmanning> nucc1: ive used cake before yes.
[09:06] <zmanning> ~anyone
[09:06] <ubuntu1963UC> ive just encountered a graphical problem in ubuntu
[09:06] <zmanning> ~~anyone
[09:06] <zmanning> wrong command syntax
[09:06] <Trigger64> x_ there is no sys > admin on ubuntu server
[09:06] <Trigger64> thats why I asked for command line :)
[09:07] <zmanning> suigeneris: there a question in there?
[09:07] <x_> Trigger64: oic.. i thought u r using ubuntu desktop .. sorry
[09:07] <nucc1> zmanning: I have a problem which I'm having trouble solving, my apps display fine, but I can't access anything beyond the homepage
[09:07] <ubuntu1963UC> i thought maybe the order in sources
[09:07] <Trigger64> no no server 8.10
[09:07] <suigeneris> zmanning, when I go to System > Preferences > Sound and choose ALSA and hit Test I get a funny sound as if my speakers are broken. why could that happen?
[09:07] <Trigger64> trying to check when a couple users logged in last
[09:08] <suigeneris> zmanning, also, I don't get any sound
[09:08] <Trigger64> trying to google, but not very much help
[09:08] <Steff> suigeneris, I have tried the exact same
[09:08] <suigeneris> Steff, same what?
[09:08] <velko> Trigger64, /var/log/auth.log
[09:08] <Steff> suigeneris, your sound problem...
[09:09] <Trigger64> velko: no file named auth.log
[09:09] <Trigger64> :|
[09:09] <Trigger64> oops
[09:09] <Trigger64> nvm there it is
[09:10] <zmanning> suigeneris: did you try switching which devices its using?
[09:10] <zmanning> device*
[09:10] <x_> Trigger64: i hope this can help u http://www.linux.com/forums/topic/3147
[09:10] <zmanning> nucc1: sounds like an apache issue
[09:10] <Steff> suigeneris, i found a solution a some forum, but apperently not saved it in my foxmarks...i'll try to find it again...
[09:10] <zmanning> nucc1: php and apache are completely separate from ubuntu
[09:10] <nucc1> zmanning: I've asked in #cakephp, #apache, and haven't yet found a solution
[09:10] <suigeneris> damn damn damn
[09:11] <suigeneris> pcm was muted
[09:11] <zmanning> nucc1: try #php
[09:11] <suigeneris> it's okay now
[09:11] <Steff> suigeneris, lol...
[09:11] <x_> :D
[09:11] <Noisek79> KDE 4.2 vs Ubuntu 8.10. Worth trying? Any guides?
[09:11] <ubuntu1963UC> is worth it
[09:11]  * suigeneris hangs head in shame
[09:11] <nucc1> zmanning: did you have trouble running cake?
[09:11] <x_> Noisek79:  i like ubuntu
[09:12] <Noisek79> x_: Me too... but it's no marrige. ;)
[09:12] <x_> Noisek79: i think both have live cd.. so we can try it first
[09:13] <Noisek79> x_: do they? huh... where where where...
[09:13] <x_> Noisek79: u can download the live cd..
[09:13] <Noisek79> x_: with KDE 4.2? Sure?
[09:13] <x_> Noisek79: i think the knoppix are same like KDE
[09:13] <dexterddit> \whois dexterddit
[09:14] <x_> any suggestion from anyone?
[09:14] <ubuntu1963UC> any clues ?
[09:15] <Noisek79> x_: It's KDE4 on live CD:s. :(
[09:16] <chaqui> whats the blacklist command?
[09:16] <cq> hello, if I add a route with toute add default gw IP it disappears on reboot... where do I need to set it permanently?
[09:16] <chaqui> i blacklisted the alsa drivers, and now my sound won't work
[09:17] <zmanning> nucc1: im telling you it has nothing to do with ubuntu.  i run php apps all the time.  and you dont run cake.  its just a php framework
[09:17] <x_> Noisek79: sorry.. i misunderstanding.. before this i use knoppix..
[09:18] <Noisek79> x_: okidoki np. Might be better asking i kubuntu channel
[09:18] <DavidVWallin> Yo, i'm running ubuntu 8.10 and when i use firefox almost everything is reset each time i restart firefox. no bookmarks are saved no settings to the browser. i've checked the permissions on ~/.mozilla and thats no problems
[09:18] <x_> Noisek79: Live CDs with KDE
[09:18] <nucc1> zmanning: I totally understand these, the fact is, I'm trying to develop an app with cakephp, and I can't access any page apart from the default page of this app. thanks for your help though.
[09:18] <x_> Noisek79: http://www.kde.org/trykde/
[09:19] <sfuentes> anyone know if i need my own DNS server to host a site on the internet?
[09:19] <DavidVWallin> browser-history is saved aswell as passwords
[09:19] <Noisek79> x_: Nice - but KDE4.2 is out - today. .. cant find that one in live cd... :)
[09:21] <zmanning> nucc1: sounds like an issue with mod_rewrite
[09:21] <sarmisak> sfuentes: probably yes
[09:21] <ubuntu1963UC> but probably
[09:21] <zmanning> sfuentes: you just need your external ip address
[09:21] <nucc1> zmanning: yes, and so far, everyone says I'm the only one experiencing this issue. everyone else says it works out of the box
[09:22] <kinja-sheep> Is Ubuntu the only fork of Debian?  What other is there?
[09:22] <zmanning> nucc1: see if apache has the allow overides set to true
[09:22] <ubuntu1963UC> true ?
[09:22] <cq> what's teh best mailserver to install under ubuntu? I need pop/IMAP support and simple configuration, not too many mails...
[09:22] <zmanning> sfuentes: if you want a pretty name you need to purchase a domain name for about 10 a year
[09:22] <zmanning> 10USD
[09:22] <sfuentes> well yes i can use my external IP address, but i wanted to register a domain name ... and if that's the case, do i still need to host my own DNS server
[09:22] <nucc1> zmanning: there are so many places where that can be set I don't quite know which specific one
[09:23] <mm2000> hi there, how can i install new locales in ubuntu 8.04?
[09:23] <zmanning> sfuentes: you need to purchase a domain name from a company that has a root dns server
[09:23] <zmanning> nucc1: /etc/apache2
[09:24] <sfuentes> zmanning: if they have a root dns server all i pay is the domain name?
[09:24] <nucc1> zmanning: the rewriting seems to be working, but it gives me an error saying "unable to access /home/.../index.php"
[09:24] <Trigger64> sfuentes are you from argentina
[09:24] <sfuentes> i'm from U.S. actually
[09:25] <Trigger64> sfuentes you'd need to buy a domain name from a registrar and pay someone to host it
[09:25] <sfuentes> i'm pretty sure I can host it on my own server
[09:26] <zmanning> sfuentes: yes you can just buy the domain name and host it at your house.  go to whatismyip.com and then you would point the hosted dns record to your external ip
[09:26] <zmanning> nucc1: if it gives you that then its not working. is there a .htaccess file with cake?
[09:27] <x_> sfuentes:  wow looks like it was the big project
[09:27] <nucc1> zmanning: yes, there is
[09:27] <zmanning> nucc1: check what i said above
[09:27] <ubuntu1963UC> the documentation said
[09:27] <root______> what is /lib/klibc--IOwh0VR87LX1LY95rmnFLc1vuY.so   ???
[09:27] <sfuentes> x_: ?
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> ??
[09:28] <Niceclock> nice
[09:28] <x_> sfuentes: making server on ur desktop
[09:28] <Niceclock> na biste da
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> joo
[09:28] <Niceclock> k
[09:28] <ubuntu1963UC> k sweet
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> wie gehts?
[09:28] <Niceclock> was maste so
[09:28] <ubuntu1963UC> aptoncd ?
[09:28] <Niceclock> gut und dir
[09:28] <sfuentes> x_: pretty easy actually
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> ich ich ich leck mich doch
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> K = Bamod p = (gbmod p)amod p = gbamod p = gabmod p
[09:28] <MoshGrinch> K = Abmod p = (gamod p)bmod p = gabmod p
[09:29] <ubuntu1963UC> kann ich auch deutsch reden ?
[09:29] <MoshGrinch> what is that??
[09:29] <x_> sfuentes: ok.. good luck :)
[09:29] <MoshGrinch> ja kla
[09:29] <x_> gtg
[09:29] <Niceclock> nice wer ist das
[09:29] <x_> bye now
[09:29] <fosco_> !de
[09:29] <ubuntu1963UC> do now what ?
[09:29] <Niceclock> hey
[09:29] <xmorgan82> salve a tutti
[09:29] <MoshGrinch> sry?
[09:29] <Niceclock> fuck you
[09:29] <MoshGrinch> tutti frutti
[09:30] <Blacki> ubuntu1963uc: in #ubuntu-de sure ;)
[09:30] <ubuntu1963UC> ,
[09:30] <Niceclock> you have litel big egy
[09:30] <Niceclock> egyx
[09:30] <Niceclock> egs
[09:31] <Niceclock> mosh las in anderen gehen
[09:31] <root______> nenybody know what /lib/klibc--IOwh0VR87LX1LY95rmnFLc1vuY.so is all about ?
[09:32] <MoshGrinch> Mark Grohnert!

[09:32] <Niceclock> Jan Thomas appelt <Moshgrinch>
[09:32] <Niceclock> na
[09:33] <tinkywonk> can someone help me to compile and install abgx360gui on ubuntu intrepid please I have got it to configure but when i make it it fails dont know why
[09:33] <ubuntu1963UC> to compile java in kate ?
[09:33] <MoshGrinch> c++
[09:33] <root______>              libklibc  ?
[09:33] <Niceclock> jan las anderen gehen
[09:33] <ezerhoden> tinkywonk: post the error somewhere and give the link
[09:35] <root______> seems to be something that initramfs-tools depends on...  ;/
[09:35] <Blacki> no scool today ?
[09:35] <kinja-sheep> !jaunty > kinja-sheep
[09:35] <ubuntu1963UC> my private message
[09:36] <dusty_> Hey guys, I have a a wierd memory issue.  I am running stock ubuntu 8.10 / gnome - I Have 3gb ram in this beast but check this out: http://rafb.net/p/tVqXJJ57.html  its all being used pretty much and i can't figure out why - can anyone shed any light ?
[09:37] <gmathews> dusty_: go to System -> Admin -> System Monitor and Sse how much RAM is being used there?
[09:38] <ubuntu1963UC> would ram perform better on one operating system
[09:39] <Blacki> dusty_: top does not show you all processes on one page !
[09:39] <root______> dusty_      echo "`free -m | grep -- '-/+' | cut -c23-33` meg actually used"
[09:39] <root______> maybe run that   ^
[09:39] <Kunalagon> dusty_:  free : 2109
[09:39] <kinja-sheep> What's the recommended packages that will allow you to connect to your machine (using no-dyns + and a package that will update the IP address from time to time?)
[09:39] <root______> harmless and fairly accurate
[09:40] <Rabbitbunny> kinja-sheep: like... a perl script using LWP on cron?
[09:41] <pkundu> dusty_: are you running compiz
[09:41] <pkundu> it eats up a lot of memory and even have leak
[09:41] <pkundu> dont clean up memory properly
[09:41] <root______> compiz-fuzzon have leak ?
[09:42] <pkundu> thts wat I have experienced
[09:42] <dusty_> pkundu, no i am not running compiz.
[09:42] <pkundu> ok
[09:42] <root______> oaky dokie
[09:42] <dusty_> echo "`free -m | grep -- '-/+' | cut -c23-33` meg actually used"
[09:43] <dusty_>     573     meg actually used
[09:43] <root______> dusty_ yeah
[09:43] <dusty_> thats a well good command how did you figure that out
[09:43] <dusty_> and what does it do
[09:43] <dusty_> heh
[09:43] <root______> dusty_ it's just some pipes formatting the output of   free -m
[09:43] <jason_> whoami
[09:44] <dusty_> very clever
[09:44] <quibbler> jason_, jason_
[09:44] <root______> dusty_ the grep selects only the -/+ buffers/cache: line   and the cut selects only the chars between 23 and 33
[09:44] <dusty_> what do you mean chars 23 - 33 ?
[09:45] <root______> the echo adds the text to the end.
[09:45] <Nemes> I cannot find the Xtns menu in GIMP, does it make sense?
[09:45] <root______> dusty_ yes counting from left to right chars number 23 through 33
[09:46] <root______> example; echo '1234567' | cut -c2-3
[09:46] <root______> example; echo '1234567' | cut -c5-7
[09:48] <root______> get it now? got it now. thanks. welcome.
[09:48] <root______> :)
[09:48] <gerryxiao_> hello
[09:48] <node357> hihi
[09:48] <gerryxiao_> how to intall flush plugin for konqueror?
[09:49] <phorensic> whas up folks
[09:49] <marcino> wow
[09:49] <marcino> :D
[09:49] <marcino> hehe
[09:49] <tof> nop
[09:49] <tof> tylko tu inglisz
[09:49] <marcino> aha
[09:50] <tof> ;]
[09:50] <root______> !pl
[09:50] <marcino> ale cos malo osob
[09:50] <Kunalagon> dusty_: just look line: -/+ buffers/cache:
[09:50] <tof> speak english :P
[09:51] <yoyit2_> how do i get mp4 files to play?
[09:51] <root______> dusty_ here i made you a shell script.   http://pastebin.com/f26893b3d
[09:52] <Killeroid> yoyit2: install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[09:52] <hateball> !codecs | yoyit2
[09:52] <Killeroid> !info gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[09:52] <marcino> I've a problem with watching movie on youtube.pl ---
[09:53] <marcino> i've got instal flash player but movies still don't run
[09:53] <marcino> i've ubuntu 8.04
[09:53] <yoyit2_> ,
[09:53] <Myrtti> marcino: have you restarted your browser?
[09:53] <marcino> yes
[09:53] <yoyit2_> Killeroid: thx.. cuz they all played a few days ago, and now they wont
[09:54] <quibbler> yoyit2, vlc, mplayer,totem take your pick
[09:55] <yoyit2_> quibbler: yeah i know.. i use all of them.. and NONE will show video, only audio.. but the other day (and for the last month) they have all played mp4 just fine
[09:56] <d-b1> hi i have a problem -> i just installed and i'm geting this error "Backends system-tools-backends       invoke-rc.d: initscript sy
[09:56] <d-b1> bash: Backends: command not found" what do i do ?
[09:56] <edgy> Hi, scp user@host:file user@host:file don't work, why?
[09:58] <root______> dusty_
[09:58] <yoyit2> quibbler: have any ideas why?
[09:58] <edgy> I mean host1 and host2 are different
[09:58] <JesperHansen> What's up with the default ubuntu desktop background image in 8.10? It seems... More pointless than usual?
[09:58] <quibbler> yoyit2, just what hateball suggested check your codecs
[09:59] <Staale-> I have set logrotate.conf to rotate 8 weekly, and specifically /var/log/auth.log to 26 weeks, but still all log files older than 4 weeks get removed. What am I missing?
[09:59] <root______> edgy username correct on both ?    write permission on the dest ?    and sshd running on both ?       also use -v (--verbose) might tell you why.
[09:59] <quibbler> yoyit2, have you installed something lately that could cause a conflict?
[10:00] <yoyit2> quibbler: how would i go about doing that.. just looking through add/remove?
[10:00] <yoyit2> quibbler: i had issues installing a dvd rip program (still never worked)
[10:01] <root______> Staale- not sure.   you did check that they are not just being moved to /var/backup/  didn't you
[10:02] <Staale-> I have no /var/backup, and /var/backups doesn't contain any auth.log files
[10:02] <quibbler> yoyit2, did you uninstall the rip progam?
[10:02] <Staale-> root______:  locate auth.log only finds them in /var/log
[10:03] <yoyit2> yes.. but i had to change somthing in symnaptic.. and i dont know what i did (some guy told me how to do it on xchat)
[10:03] <root______> Staale- yes plural.   anyway.   that was my guess.   someone else maybe.
[10:03] <O__o> how to upgrade VLC in hardy?
[10:03] <edgy> root______: yes all the info is correct but it asked me for the first server password only and then exit with Permission denied (publickey,gssapi-with-mic,password).
[10:03] <ubuntu1963UC> to you asked ?
[10:03] <bony> i tried creating a cd image through jigdo using the local cache but few files are not getting downloaded though they exist in the cache like openoffice etc can any one help me out?
[10:03] <edgy> root______: it never even asked for host2 password
[10:03] <ubuntu1963UC> likely not exist in intrepid
[10:03] <yoyit2> quibbler: i dont think thats the cause ..cuz i played movies after that
[10:03] <root______> edgy ok.   did you run it with -v prepended ?
[10:04] <root______> edgy sounds like you need to just ssh into host2 to test the sshd config on that box
[10:04] <Veid> Is it possible to install Ubuntu on an external USB drive?
[10:04] <Veid> Or is it just not worth it.
[10:05] <root______> Veid i have it on a usb stick    does that count ?
[10:05] <edgy> root______: i did and the config is ok, some one told me now scp cannot do copy remotely using passwords but can do with keys!
[10:05] <ubuntu1963UC> my usb wireroot______ ?
[10:05] <quibbler> yoyit2, have a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=437624
[10:05] <bullgard4> 'ip a' lists for ath0 the property 'link/ether' and for wifi0 the property 'link/ieee802.11'. Where are these properties described, what do they mean?
[10:06] <Veid> root______, how does it run?
[10:06] <root______> edgy oh.  if that has changed, i don't know it.  but i'm still using dapper
[10:06] <ubuntu1963UC> run mysql on a flash disk
[10:06] <root______> Veid like linux
[10:06] <Veid> root______, I mean, is it slow.
[10:06] <ubuntu1963UC> is very slow
[10:06] <dusty_> Kunalagon, how do i see the -/+ buffers/cache ?
[10:06] <ubuntu1963UC> see what it says
[10:06] <root______> Veid no.   but i'm a console user.   p1 is not slow for me.
[10:07] <dusty_> root______, cool script where can I learn about writing scripts like that ?
[10:07] <Veid> root______, ok thanks. I think I'll just test it out for myself.
[10:07] <root______> !cli > dusty_
[10:07] <root______> Veid good call.
[10:08] <ubuntu1963UC> mating call of the driver it installed
[10:08] <dusty_> thanks
[10:08] <edgy> root______: are you sure you can do it with dapper?
[10:09] <root______> dusty_ heh  ooops  missing one ( in the script i wrote. only in the commented out  "shell way"  of figuring the precentage.  here's a correction. http://pastebin.com/f3b7da80d
[10:09] <root______> edgy indeed.
[10:09] <quibbler> O__o, http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-ubuntu.html
[10:09] <edgy> root______: strange!
[10:09] <yoyit2> is there a way to make all windows transparent?
[10:10] <edgy> root______: do you have an intrepid box to confirm this bug?
[10:12] <dusty_> root______, that link talks about general shell useage - im after writing scripts like yours?
[10:14] <root______> dusty_ that's what you do in a script.  you issue shell commands
[10:14] <root______> edgy i have a debian lenny box i was just testing and you are right  that doesn't work in newer ssh
[10:14] <root______> edgy rsync ?
[10:15] <O__o> quibbler, but that will only install 0.8.6
[10:15] <paul68> what is the best way to install the black-white_2 icon theme in ubuntu?(first timer on this one)
[10:15] <O__o> ubuntu hardy repos never update to the latest
[10:16] <O__o> quibbler, the latest is 9.4
[10:16] <ubundude> I'm following a guide to configuring LVM and i don't understand why its making 6 LV's instead of the 3 essential plus any extra one might want
[10:17] <quibbler> O__o, than you will have to compile from source
[10:17] <root______> dusty_ also if you are serious about "shell scripting"  read (or at least skim)   man bash
[10:17] <edgy> root______: no I just use scp
[10:18] <ashvala> hello ppl
[10:19] <ashvala> Is it possible to install  Compiz fusion on a stockk Xandros eee pc?
[10:19] <root______> oh. dusty_  /join #bash    and ask about the bash faq    very handy.
[10:19] <root______> edgy i was suggesting rsync
[10:19] <quibbler> O__o, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/vlc/0.9.4-1ubuntu1
[10:20] <ezerhoden> ashvala: this is an ubuntu support channel
[10:21] <jason_> hey root, can I ask something?
[10:21] <O__o> quibbler, i am using 8.04
[10:21] <tof> have u known a webpage with some conky configs ??
[10:21] <jason_> I am using ubuntu for the first time in my life..
[10:21] <tof> i need a fresh idea..
[10:21] <root______> jason_ if you are addressing me.   yes ask.
[10:21] <ubuntu1963UC> ask me that too
[10:21] <ashvala> ezerhoden:sry
[10:22] <O__o> jason_, how was it?
[10:22] <ashvala> wrong channel :P
[10:22] <ezerhoden> ashvala: it's ok, just you have a better chance of getting an answer if you ask somewhere more appropriate
[10:22] <paul68> what is the best way to install the black-white_2 style  icon theme in ubuntu?(first timer on this one) this is their howto  http://paste.ubuntu.com/110774/
[10:22] <jason_> and i am trying to connect using ssh....but every time I try to connect i got notice reading as follows....connection refused
[10:22] <root______> jason_ you installed ssh ?
[10:23] <jason_> i checked sshd_config...and could not find what to do..
[10:23] <jason_> I think so..
[10:23] <ubuntu1963UC> you checked their site ?
[10:23] <root______> jason_ sudo apt-get install ssh    # just to make sure
[10:23] <jason_> alright..
[10:23] <O__o> jason_, sudo apt-get install openssh-server in the server
[10:24] <edgy> root______: rsync cannot do from remote to remot
[10:24] <root______> O__o ssh depends on that.
[10:24] <root______> edgy that change to ??   bah.
[10:24] <root______> edgy i give up.
[10:25] <jason_> i did what you have told me to do...
[10:25] <jason_> and seems like ssh is installed fine..
[10:25] <Keal> how do i get the net and office to work on a mini-dell inspiron?
[10:25] <dusty_> Anyone that uses virtualbox is there a way to switch installation disks during installation like vmware ?
[10:25] <root______> jason_ you are not behind a firewall blocking port 22 are you ?
[10:25] <edgy> root______: normally software changes to better. Now we are going backward!
[10:26] <root______> edgy i agree.
[10:26] <Keal> i can't get the internet nor microsoft office to work, they said it was like windows, i had to drop out of two semesters, i bought this computer for college, i wish i never got it
[10:26] <stdin> jason_: have you installed the ssh server?
[10:26] <ubundude> following a guide to configuring LVM and i don't understand why its making 6 LV's instead of the 3 essential plus any extra one might want
[10:26] <stdin> package name openssh-server
[10:26] <cwillu> edgy, what's the problem?
[10:26] <jason_> actually..i am trying to connect my Ubuntu from inside of my network..
[10:26] <root______> edgy ask stdin if he knows a good way.
[10:27] <root______> stdin i had jason install ssh   yes.
[10:27] <ubundude> Keal: copy paste for the lose
[10:27] <O__o> jason_, did u install openssh-server in the server?
[10:27] <jason_> yes i did..
[10:27] <Keal> i had to drop out of the spring and summer semesters because of ubuntu!
[10:27] <Keal> :>
[10:27] <ubuntu1963UC> do u know if a sound tries to boot and its just like the way i knew you'd really
[10:27] <ubuntu1963UC> cool stuff happening because it gives you a year of transition time between release and end
[10:27] <edgy> stdin: scp used to be able to copy from remote to remote now it's not
[10:27] <edgy> cwillu: ^
[10:27] <O__o> jason_, try ssh localhost in the server see if u can get in/?
[10:28] <Keal> naw i am just making fun of an anti-ubuntu article that was most likely satire
[10:28] <cwillu> edgy, never been able to do that to my knowledge
[10:28] <root______> stdin if you can reccomend to edgy a good replacement methood for   scp user1@host1:file user2@host2:/path
[10:28] <stdin> edgy: any error messages?
[10:28] <root______> stdin or a way to get that to work for him.
[10:28] <Keal> but seriously, ubuntu doesn't run on my laptop
[10:28] <cwillu> edgy, (it'd have to copy through your local client anyway, as you can't guarentee that the machines can reach each other just because you can reach both)
[10:28] <jason_> i can connect localhost
[10:28] <ezerhoden> Keal: lol
[10:28] <jason_> i think it works now..
[10:28] <edgy> cwillu, stdin: root______ confirmed it's working in dapper but not intrepid, the error is permission denied
[10:28] <root______> jason_ cool.
[10:28] <El_Santo> uras
[10:28] <El_Santo> cajetas
[10:28] <El_Santo> cabeza de pene
[10:28] <cwillu> edgy, what's the command line you're invoking?
[10:28] <ezerhoden> Keal: user error :P
[10:28] <El_Santo> chotos
[10:29] <El_Santo> qleados
[10:29] <FloodBot1> El_Santo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:29] <El_Santo> peguense un baño
[10:29] <El_Santo> sucios de mierda
[10:29] <Keal> i actually have either xubuntu or debian or gentoo on my other machine or else a double boot of xubuntu and one of the two others
[10:29] <edgy> cwillu: scp user@host1:file user@host2:file
[10:29] <jason_> i solved problem...due to you guys...thanks...^^*
[10:29] <cwillu> edgy, actually, I'm confusing scp with rsync, give me a sec
[10:29] <Keal> i don't remember because the cpu in it is a screwed up pentium 4 socket 478 with gold pins
[10:29] <O__o> edgy, what are you trying to do?
[10:29] <ubuntu1963UC> i'm trying to compile java
[10:30] <O__o> edgy, copying file with scp?
[10:30] <Keal> the only reason the machine doesn't run is because they lasered the pins shorter because they were bent and now it is random whether the machine powers up or not
[10:30] <edgy> O__o: yes from remote to remote
[10:30] <El_Santo> Pegate a dirty cajetudo excrement bath absorbs penises
[10:30] <El_Santo> Pegate a dirty cajetudo excrement bath absorbs penises
[10:30] <El_Santo> Pegate a dirty cajetudo excrement bath absorbs penises
[10:30] <El_Santo> Pegate a dirty cajetudo excrement bath absorbs penises
[10:30] <FloodBot1> El_Santo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:30] <cwillu> edgy, need the command line you're running
[10:30] <ubuntu1963UC> use a hard link
[10:30] <stdin> edgy: what's the exact error message?
[10:30] <Keal> i gave up after 6 months of not being able to power up, then powering up for 3 straight days then being dead again :/
[10:30] <Keal> but other than that the machine ran fine as long as the cpu was able to power up
[10:31] <Keal> i think it was a dual boot with xubuntu and either gentoo or debian
[10:31] <root______> edgy oh. i have passwordless key.  it may be the sshkey password causing the error if you use passwords   i just noticed that from the debian box the verbos output says can't open /dev/tty
[10:31]  * O__o goes back to watching movie
[10:31] <Keal> does this channel support xubuntu as well btw?
[10:31] <shay26> Hello , i installed on my computer Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit , what package do u recommend to install in order to view good flash at firefox mozilla ?
[10:31] <root______> edgy when it's asking for the "second" host password.
[10:31] <ubundude> i don't understand why this guide is making 6 LV's instead of the 3 essential plus any extra one might want in LVM
[10:32] <edgy> root______: it's not asking me for the second host password at all
[10:32] <cwillu> shay26, the normal flash plugin from the repo will work fine
[10:32] <Keal> is there a ubuntu like xubuntu that uses either gnome or kde by default instead of xwindows?
[10:32] <cwillu> shay26, apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras will install that and a bunch of other useful stuff automatically
[10:32] <jason_> too many things to learn for me to use ubuntu.....
[10:32] <jason_> frustrated......for now..
[10:32] <edgy> shay26: I think there is now a 64-bit flash available
[10:32] <cwillu> Keal, um, ubuntu?
[10:33] <Keal> i want to use ubuntu with gnome or kde because x isn't compatible with this laptop
[10:33] <cwillu> shay26, edgy, flash 10 (with 64bit support) is in the repository
[10:33] <petski> Keal: ubuntu used Gnome, kubuntu used KDE
[10:33] <woden> How do I mount an ISO file?
[10:33] <edgy> woden: mount -o loop file.iso folder
[10:33] <Keal> also what does it mean when xubuntu boots at the wrong aspect ratio in sepiatone?
[10:34] <woden> edgy: I get an error mount: could not find any device /dev/loop#
[10:34] <Keal> sorry unbuntu not xubuntu
[10:34] <ubundude> i don't understand why this guide is making 6 LV's instead of the 3 essential plus any extra one might want in LVM
[10:34] <cwillu> ubundude, -> #lvm
[10:34] <Keal> on this laptop unbuntu boots in sepiatone in a vertically squished aspect ratio
[10:35] <edgy> woden: run it as sudo, you should have /dev/loop0
[10:35] <stdin> edgy: scp me@host1:/file me@host2:/file works fine for me, what's the exact error you get?
[10:35] <woden> edgy:  Apparently I don't
[10:35] <Keal> also almost no modules are able to initialize when i use the live cd
[10:35] <jason_> thanks very much guys and hope u have good day......bye...^^*
[10:36] <quibbler> O__o, look here: http://yabblog.com/2008/09/16/updating-vlc-to-092-for-ubuntu-users/
[10:36] <JesperHansen> If I have the (daily) live cd on an boot USB (and working). Where on the "CD" do I find the .deb  packages?
[10:36] <cwillu> edgy, make sure you're including the username on the target host, else you'll probably be trying to log in as root
[10:36] <oCean_> woden: does "lsmod |grep loop" output anything?
[10:36] <edgy> cwillu: did it ask you for two passwords?
[10:37] <ubundude> cwillu: #lvm is very unactive and right now i'm using the LVM manager built into the alternate install disk so its ubuntu related and i'm just trying to get any help i can
[10:37] <cwillu> edgy, I just scp'd remotely from my laptop to my server
[10:37] <Keal> this is actually a police model laptop
[10:37] <cwillu> edgy, scp cwillu-acer.local:test cwillu@nokia.cwillu.com:
[10:37] <cwillu> ed_, scp cwillu-acer.local:test nokia.cwillu.com: just gave me an error
[10:38] <Keal> i can't get anything other than vista, 98dn, and xpsp2/3 to run on it
[10:38] <AlexD73> 1	hi all, i would like install openoffice 3 on amd64 and hardy heron...my question is: I need install sun jre? i must unistall openoffice 2.4 first? PS: i can't upgrade intrepid because there is an official bug on x64 machine during installation.I've found this repository: http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org
[10:38] <Keal> 98se doesn't work, theoretically 98dn would
[10:38] <cwillu> ubundude, give me 15 minutes and I'll help you
[10:38] <cwillu> just finishing some stuff up
[10:38] <ubundude> cwillu: sweet thankyou
[10:39] <cwillu> edgy, ubuntu server?
[10:39] <edgy> cwillu: the problem is when you try it from remote to remote not from local to remote
[10:39] <cwillu> edgy, did you read what I just wrote?
[10:39] <cwillu> edgy, it _was_ remote to remote
[10:39] <Keal> how do i get ubuntu to run on a police model laptop?
[10:40] <edgy> cwillu: ah! the client is ubuntu but the servers are redhat
[10:40] <Keal> it seems none of the police model drivers exist for linux
[10:40] <Keal> er... as .deb rather
[10:40] <cwillu> edgy, make sure you're including the username on the second hostname
[10:40] <cwillu> don't count on it using the obvious choice
[10:40] <JesperHansen> Keal: police as in "I arrest you" police?
[10:40] <root______> edgy success.    mc can do it remote to remote.
[10:41] <cwillu> root______, so can scp :p
[10:41] <Keal> JesperHansen what other kind is there?
[10:41] <root______> cwillu not when your sshkeys have passowrds i think
[10:41] <JesperHansen> Keal: just wondering what makes police laptop models "special"
[10:41] <kattollikisd> hello there, I would like to record a Fm Radio of the Rhythmbox but I don't know how to do it, can someone help me out pleases?
[10:41] <cwillu> root______, the remote machine needs to be able to log in, etc, and you need to specify user names
[10:41] <cwillu> root______, re: keys, it may just be looking for an ssh-agent
[10:42] <Keal> i can broadcast on police frequencies up to 5 to 20 miles away assuming good conditions and the correct .deb
[10:42] <edgy> cwillu: I now tried it between two ubuntu servers and still same problem. I put usernames and password properly!
[10:42] <brie> hello?
[10:42] <oCean_> !hi | brie
[10:43] <AlexD73> 1	hi all, i would like install openoffice 3 on amd64 and hardy heron...my question is: I need install sun jre? i must unistall openoffice 2.4 first? PS: i can't upgrade intrepid because there is an official bug on x64 machine during installation.I've found this repository: http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org (it's right?)
[10:43] <brie> i need some help! n))b i know
[10:43] <brie> N00b
[10:43] <edgy> cwillu: are you asked for password twice? I only asked for password for the first host
[10:43] <root______> cwillu the error is can't access /dev/tty on the second remote box when it should be asking for the password for the sshkey   it just errors out.
[10:43] <Kunalagon> http://www.shipmentoffail.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/police-laptop.jpg   Keal
[10:43] <Keal> i need the .deb for the triple-trunker in this laptop
[10:43] <root______> cwillu i tried it both ways   host1 to host2  and host2 to host1
[10:44] <Keal> it is part of the mobo
[10:44] <root______> but using mc works flawlessly
[10:44] <brie> my BF has a mac, so how can i see his webcam on ubuntu?
[10:44] <cwillu> root______, you wouldn't be using the keys from the remote box, you should be using a ssh-agent I believe
[10:45] <cwillu> RoosterJuice, so that the remote box is forwarding key challenges to your root box
[10:45] <Keal> this laptop has a emergency/police frequency 2-way triple-trunker built into the motherboard
[10:45] <oCean_> !webcam | brie
[10:45] <cwillu> ubundude, what guide are you reading?
[10:46] <industrial_> hi
[10:46] <Keal> i need the .deb for it
[10:46] <ubundude> cwillu: 1 sec
[10:46] <oCean_> !hi | industrial_
[10:47] <industrial_> hi thk
[10:47] <ubundude> cwillu: http://linuxbsdos.com/2008/11/11/lvm-configuration-in-ubuntu-810/4/
[10:47] <industrial_> is first time
[10:47] <edgy> cwillu: are you using keys or passwords?
[10:47] <industrial_> italiani?
[10:47] <oCean_> industrial_: no problem. If you searching support in italian join #ubuntu-it
[10:47] <ubundude> cwillu: thats the 4th page but also the first time he mentions all the extra partitions
[10:47] <oCean_> !it | industrial_
[10:47] <Prisla-Chan> Ohayo!
[10:48] <industrial_> ok
[10:48] <shams> hi there
[10:48] <brie> will the integrated mac cam work??
[10:49] <Prisla-Chan> alguem ai fala portugues?
[10:49] <edgy> root______: I get lost and now understands nothing. if you managed to summarize the situation please do,
[10:49] <cwillu> ubundude, keys
[10:49] <oCean_> !pt | Prisla-Chan
[10:49] <Prisla-Chan> ok! :D
[10:49] <oCean_> shams: welcome to #ubuntu, if your looking for support in russian, join channel #ubuntu-ru
[10:49] <ubundude> cwillu: keys?
[10:49] <Prisla-Chan> bye bye guys :)
[10:49] <cwillu> ubundude, so that you can put each of those folders into a different partition, and handle their fs's seperately
[10:50] <cwillu> ubundude, it's a fairly standard approach, although overkill imo :p
[10:50] <shams> could you help me plz. i can't install driver to my usb tv tuner aver volar ax on ubuntu, cause there is no support on avermedia
[10:50] <Keal> yo holmes whadup dis shiznik gots da ebonics chan?
[10:50] <Keal> :P
[10:51] <cwillu> ubundude, sorry, wrong user :p
[10:51] <cwillu> edgy, keys
[10:51] <edgy> cwillu: aha! the problem is when  you use passwords
[10:51] <ubundude> cwillu: i was thinking i could just do the main three "/, swap, /home" and then add ones specifically for like "storage" and such. does that make sense?
[10:52] <nibsa1242b> my Firefox crashed and took pulse audio down with it, how do I restart pulse?
[10:52] <cwillu> ubundude, probably fair enough
[10:52] <oCean_> !hcl | shams
[10:52] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, pulseaudio -D
[10:52] <cwillu> edgy, ah, k
[10:52] <cwillu> edgy, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/36907
[10:52] <cwillu> edgy, status: won't fix, read the bug for the rational
[10:52] <nibsa1242b> cwillu: Failed to find orginial dlopen loader; daemon startup failed
[10:52] <Keal> !sed | Keal
[10:53] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, ps aux|grep pulseaudio
[10:53] <ubundude> cwillu: though if i name one "storage" that would just be the description and not the drive name or would it
[10:53] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, verify it's not still running (in a broken state?)
[10:53] <ubundude> cwillu: i'm used to windows drive letters...
[10:53] <cwillu> ubundude, it's just the lv name, says nothing about where you mount it, or what you use it for
[10:53] <brie> im really new at this...how do i make it so i can just SEE his mac buitl in webcam?
[10:54] <brie> i have vlc....
[10:54] <ubundude> cwillu: awesome, thanks for the help, i should be fine from here on out
[10:54] <nibsa1242b> cwillu: looks like its still running, which is odd... I did a sudo killall pulseaudio, and a pulseaudio -k before I asked how to restart it
[10:54] <cwillu> edgy, the problem being that you can accidently expose your password to machines you didn't intend it to
[10:54] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, "killall -KILL pulseaudio"
[10:54] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, try that
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[10:54] <cwillu> ubundude, :p
[10:55] <nibsa1242b> cwillu: that killed it
[10:55] <cwillu> edgy, really, ssh password login should be disabled by default anyway :p
[10:55] <Slart> Hey, I'm having problems pairing devices (bluetooth) with ubuntu 8.10 64-bit. It worked nicely in Hardy but it just silently fails with intrepid.. someone mentioned that switching to a bluetooth 2.0 adapter might help and I just thought I'd check if anyone else has bluetooth working before I go and get one
[10:55] <alpaka> The Tajiki keyboard layout has two different letters on one key, how do I enter the 2nd letter?
[10:56] <cwillu> edgy, it's just asking for trouble (installing openssh-server immediately exposes user accounts, you can't have any weak passwords at all, without having to further configure openssh)
[10:56] <nibsa1242b> cwillu: that and pulseaudio -D worked to bring my sound back up... thanks so much!
[10:56] <cwillu> nibsa1242b, np
[10:57] <edgy> cwillu: thanks a lot for this nice explanation and the bug report
[10:58] <hateball> brie: how do you mean SEE it? over some chat protocol?
[10:58] <edgy> cwillu: but I don't understand why you think password login is risky
[10:59] <edgy> cwillu: and should be disabled
[10:59] <cwillu> edgy, it's not risky for people who use strong passwords
[10:59] <brie> ahh! why cant i make this work?
[10:59] <edgy> cwillu: ah
[10:59] <cwillu> edgy, but that's not everyone
[10:59] <brie> i just wanna see a mac webcam
[10:59] <sarmisak> cwillu: you can disable ssh logins easily
[10:59] <cwillu> edgy, more importantly, the usual ubuntu login isn't terribly security critical, as there's no remote services that are enabled by default
[10:59] <sarmisak> cwillu: actually why should you install any ssh server on a desktop machine?
[11:00] <cwillu> sarmisak, I prefer sftp over samba
[11:00] <cwillu> remote access to files, mostly
[11:00] <cwillu> sftp:// in nautilus is a wonderful thing :p
[11:00] <sarmisak> cwillu: I use nfs for it ;) much faster in my experience
[11:01] <oCean_> !enter | cwillu
[11:01] <Slart> sarmisak: and of course.. for those times when everything just freezes.. usually you can connect usign ssh and kill whatever is behaving badly =)
[11:01] <edgy> cwillu: thx again. I appreicate your help very much. thanks root______ and the others too
[11:01] <Keal> how do i install ubuntu on a machine with only 16kb or ram?
[11:01] <cwillu> sarmisak, edgy, it's more that installing a single package (...-server) can easily cause a broader security exposure than expected
[11:01] <Slart> Keal: you don't.. that's an awful small amount of ram
[11:02] <Keal> it is a PET4026-N
[11:02] <Keal> it is a PET4016-N *
[11:02] <Keal> i wondered if there was an ubuntu that small
[11:02] <Slart> Keal: it could be a small spanish car for all ubuntu cares.. 16 kb of memory won't let you do anything
[11:02] <sarmisak> Slart: ctrl+alt+f1, the old friendly terminal window ;)
[11:02] <Keal> are you sure?
[11:02] <cwillu> oCean_, I was replying in different conversations.  A single line for all three would have been inappropriate
[11:03] <Keal> because the original version of x only used 2kb of machine code
[11:03] <cwillu> oCean_, or at least, I thought I was :p
[11:03] <Slart> sarmisak: oh.. does that work these days? my nvidia drivers used to mess that up but perhaps it's fixed now
[11:03] <cwillu> Keal, linux was written originally to take advantage of the abilities of a 386, a system noted for being able to use more than 640k on a pc :p
[11:04] <Slart> Keal: I think the system requirements for any ubuntu these days are more in the range of 64 MB or more
[11:04] <cwillu> Keal, a 16kb system is a different problem
[11:04] <sarmisak> Slart: it had major problems with my old ATI card connected through DVI, but now its gone.
[11:04] <Keal> anyone want to hop on a retro project of mine to make a unix that runs in 16kb?
[11:04] <cwillu> Slart, it's worked for me for the last couple releases, presuming you're running a recent'ish driver
[11:04] <sarmisak> Slart: nvidia is a better choice in my opinion
[11:05] <alpaka> on the keyboard what's the "third level modifier"?
[11:05] <Slart> cwillu, sarmisak: oh.. it works.. how nice =)
[11:05] <aoupi_> hi, my keyboard 5etting5 are very wrong. keyboard work5 fine in gdm but after 1ogin it'5 1ike the fn key i5 5tuck. If I ho1d the fn key down i can type mo5t 1etter5. i5 there 5ome config fi1e5 i can de1ete to fix thi5?
[11:05] <brie> can anyone help? i need to see i man integrated webcam on ubutu
[11:06] <cwillu> aoupi_, find the numberlock key, and hit that and fn- at the same time
[11:06] <Slart> aoupi_: laptop?
[11:06] <oCean_> cwillu: np, I haven't had enough coffee yet, and it seemed a lot of lines. Sometimes I think, who am I to judge, let the floodbots sort'em out! :)
[11:06] <brie> yeeah
[11:06] <aoupi_>  Slart ye5
[11:06] <Slart> alpaka: hmm.. one of the windows keys?
[11:06] <Keal> Slart how many ctrl, alt, shift, numpad keys do you have?
[11:06] <Slart> aoupi_: sounds like you've got numpad enabled
[11:06] <aoupi_> cwillu: :D awesome
[11:06] <Keal> also do you have 2 windows keys or 1?
[11:06] <Keal> Slart*
[11:07] <alpaka> Slart: thank you
[11:07] <aoupi_> Slart: yea, now it's fixed :)
[11:07] <aoupi_> cwillu: thanks!
[11:07] <cwillu> Slart, Keal, aoupi_, why ask for more info when you can just guess right the first time? :p
[11:07] <Keal> this problem often happens on laptops that don't have both left and right of all keys
[11:07] <Keal> Slart*
[11:07] <root______> well i'm totally at a loss,  i have a user account that i can not ssh into, and the username is in the  AllowUsers  line of /etc/ssh/sshd_config  the private and public keys were copied over from one box to the other.   the ownership and permissions are correct on .ssh and .ssh/*         ?
[11:07] <Slart> Keal: 2 ctrl, 2 shift, one alt, one altgr, 2 windows keys (with flags), 1 weirdo key with some kind of menu on it
[11:07] <cwillu> root______, passwd -u <username> on that machine?
[11:07] <root______> it keeps asking for a password.   and there isn't one.
[11:08] <cwillu> root______, account might just be locked
[11:08] <sarmisak> cwillu: S key is on the left of the keyboard, the messages were mixed with 5, it's on the letter I usually
[11:08] <root______> cwillu of course it's locked
[11:08] <Keal> where is the 'altgr' located Slart?
[11:08] <root______> cwillu all accounts are locked on all my boxen.
[11:08] <Slart> Keal: right side of space
[11:08] <Keal> is the other alt left side of space Slart?
[11:08] <cwillu> aoupi_, dvorak, or other non-qwerty layout?
[11:08] <asadhacker> hi
[11:09] <aoupi_> cwillu: yea dvorak :)
[11:09] <cwillu> root______, check /var/log/auth.log on the box
[11:09] <cwillu> sarmisak, ^^^ I win :p
[11:09] <Slart> Keal: yes.. (one more question and I'm googling for "keyboard" and sending you the url)
[11:09] <asadhacker> i have a problame in iptable
[11:09] <asadhacker> -bash: iptables: command not found
[11:09] <Keal> Slart: you have "left-ctrl, fn, windows, space, left-alt, menu, right-ctrl" correct?
[11:09] <sarmisak> cwillu: applause :D
[11:09] <Keal> erm Slart i mean...
[11:10] <Keal> Slart: you have "left-ctrl, fn, windows, left-alt, space, alt-gr, menu, right-ctrl" correct?
[11:10] <asadhacker> no body answer me
[11:10] <root______> cwillu ah i see it.  the change in  /etc/passwd is not updated.   it's looking for a non-existant shell
[11:10] <Slart> Keal: I have no keys marked fn.. Ctrl Windows Alt Space AltGr Windows WierdMenuKey Ctrl
[11:11] <Keal> Slart that is a really messsed up layout
[11:11] <Keal> that layout was only used from 92 thru 96
[11:12] <Keal> i think if i recall correctly
[11:12] <Keal> look up your layout by year for ibm keyboards
[11:12] <Keal> it is either an ibm or memorex layout
[11:12] <Keal> if i recall correctly
[11:12] <Slart> Keal: that's the way it came from the store.. here's a pic http://img.hexus.net/v2/gaming/steel/s6g_large_1.jpg
 there is no support of this type of tv tuner. I've tried to install other device of aver, but no solution...any idea, how to get that work?
[11:14] <Keal> yeah that isn't a 102us keyboard
[11:14] <Keal> you are using the 102us driver
[11:14] <Slart> Keal: nope
[11:14] <Keal> you are either using the 102us or the 135us driver
[11:14] <Keal> i forgot what the actual number of keys is for the '135' us tho
[11:15] <Keal> you want to use a british driver
[11:15] <Slart> Keal: and googling for "keyboard" and looking at the pictures they all use the same layout as I have..
[11:15] <Slart> Keal: and I lied a bit.. my keyboard doesn't look exactly like that.. it's a swedish keyboard
[11:15] <oCean_> shams: If there is no support.. that's about it. You can try to get it to work, sure, but it might take a long time before you find anyone that has a working configuration.
[11:15] <Keal> the tilda key is missing and it has a british pound sterling instead of a $
[11:15] <Keal> it has 3 alternate keys instead of tilda
[11:15] <Keal> in te upper left below esc
[11:16] <Keal> in the* Slart
[11:16] <Keal> also it has a different bottom row layout
[11:17] <Keal> alt gr could mean grave
 thks
[11:17] <Keal> Slart
[11:17] <root_____> hmmm no joy.
[11:17] <Keal> ` <- is a grave, this is the tilda -> ~ they are the regular and shifted versions of the upper left key below esc
[11:17] <Slart> Keal: are you going somewhere with this?
[11:18] <root_____> i seem to have somewhere disarmed one account in sshd on three boxes   ;/
[11:19] <Keal> also the 3 keys in the row that notches into the carriage return / enter key are wrong, Slart
[11:20] <Keal> they are supposed to be ;: '" and the third key on the right isn't even supposed to be there
[11:20] <Keal> the numeric row should be: `~ 1! 2@ 3# 4$ 5% 6^ 7& 8* 9( 0) -_ =+
[11:20] <Keal> Slart
[11:21] <Keal> also Slart, your numpad lacks a = key
[11:21] <ardchoille> !ot
[11:21] <Slart> Keal: is this going to end up in a question about ubuntu? if not I'm going to have to ask you to continue in #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:22] <gmathews> How do i know which servers my Ubuntu downloads from?
[11:22] <Slart> gmathews: you mean updates?
[11:23] <BombeNissen> Anyone got experience iwth Logwatch ? Need to grab data from it from a shutdown sequence...
[11:23] <Keal> Slart don't bait people about bogus keyboard layouts if you don't want help then :/ if you don't actually want the .deb for ubuntu for it
[11:24] <yeniklasorr> How can I change my locale time with ssh ?
[11:24] <BombeNissen> On your ssh connection ?
[11:24] <yeniklasorr> yes
[11:24] <BombeNissen> date should do it
[11:24] <BombeNissen> ehem..
[11:24] <yeniklasorr> says operation not permited
[11:24] <com-5> lia
[11:24] <coobe> hello
[11:24] <coobe> i need some help with octave :(
[11:25] <Slart> Keal: I promise I won't.. I'll be on my best behaviour
[11:25] <edmondscommerce> hey all
[11:25] <edmondscommerce> just wondering what FTP programme you guys are using?
[11:25] <Keal> Slart i was going to tell you the last key you need to modify in order to making a working .deb for ubuntu for your keyboard but apparently you are just a troll
[11:25] <coobe> can someone tell me why i cant type an exponent in octave ?
[11:25] <Slart> !ftp
[11:25] <BombeNissen> Any of you got experince with getting system logs running for the shutdown/boot process ?
[11:26] <edgy> Hi, if I used dsa instead of rsa for ssh is the connection still encrypted?
[11:26] <cwillu> yes
[11:26] <ubundude> cwillu: you still here?
[11:26] <cwillu> kinda
[11:27] <Slart> edmondscommerce: myself I use gFTP
[11:27] <edmondscommerce> gftp just bugs me
[11:27] <edmondscommerce> trying filezilla which seems nice but not stable :-(
[11:27] <Slart> Keal: yes.. I'm so sorry for my trollish ways.. I'll go to bed without dessert tonight.. now can we just not continue this discussion?
[11:28] <Slart> coobe: does octave use ^ or ** for exponents?
[11:29] <christheferal_> hello?
[11:29] <christheferal_> can somebody help me with flash player?
[11:29] <christheferal_> kinda new to ubuntu :-s
[11:29] <mclure> how do I enable spell checking in abiword? what is rekommended? myspell? what is the best spell checker?
[11:29] <Slart> !flash | christheferal_
[11:29] <christheferal_> I need to install flash player for ubuntu amd64
[11:30] <Slart> christheferal_: same procedure
[11:30] <christheferal_> ah k
[11:30] <christheferal_> thanks :)
[11:30] <christheferal_> brb
[11:30] <ubundude> cwillu: trying to figure out what mount point i need to set my other partitions to
[11:30] <Slart> christheferal_: you installit from the repos.. the package is called flashplugin-nonfree if I remember correctly
[11:30] <treac> any folks here from the doc team?
[11:31] <ubundude> cwillu: such as my "Windows XP" partition or "storage" partition
[11:31] <nell> hi..anyone know to disable dsl connection/pppoe in ubuntu hardy, and connect using cable from router?
[11:31] <christheferal_> slart: im in terminal now downloading it
[11:32] <cwillu> ubundude, generally in /media unless you have a particular purpose that a standard folder already exists for
[11:32] <cwillu> ubundude, /media/windows
[11:32] <cwillu> etc
[11:32] <Slart> christheferal_: don't forget to restart firefox
[11:32] <Myrtti> treac: #ubuntu-doc
[11:32] <ubundude> cwillu: so they go -in- the mount points?
[11:32] <christheferal_> opening firefox again
[11:33] <treac> cheers myrtti; none there at the moment.
[11:33] <treac> not mythtv doc guys anyhow
[11:33] <christheferal_> ack
[11:33] <christheferal_> there is no "You don't have flash enabled" error on youtube, just no video
[11:34] <ubundude> cwillu: i'm trying to choose which of these options to set each of my non-LVM related partitions to
[11:34] <ubundude> http://linuxbsdos.com/wp-content/uploads/ubuntulvm/modifylv/modifylv4.png
[11:34] <Slart> christheferal_: hmmm... no error messages when you installed it?
[11:34] <christheferal_> nope
[11:34] <christheferal_> dont think so
[11:34] <christheferal_> hold on
[11:34] <nell> hi..anyone know how to disable dsl and connect from cccable like normal??
[11:34] <Slart> christheferal_: and you don't have noscript/adblock/flashblock or such hiding it?
[11:34] <christheferal_> can't see any errors
[11:34] <cwillu> ubundude, look up the debian policy guide, the section on the folder structure, it's good information
[11:34] <christheferal_> nope, don't have any extensions installed
[11:34] <christheferal_> let me double check though
[11:35] <Slart> christheferal_: and you're using the latest ubuntu? 8.10?
[11:35] <ubundude> cwillu: where do i find that?
[11:35] <christheferal_> slart: yes
[11:35] <cwillu> google
[11:35] <cwillu> don't have the link handy
[11:35] <nell> christheferal_:what i do was download flash plugin from adobe n installed from terminal
[11:35] <Slart> christheferal_: and you didn't forget one firefox window somewhere? try running pkill firefox in a terminal to kill any processes left behind
[11:35] <xiroV> Hi all.. I just installed 8.10, and I got problems with making my Graphics driver work.. I have a nvidia 7000m, and apparently it's set as "supported" in both nvidia-glx-177 and nvidia-glx-180, but they doesn't work?
[11:36] <cwillu> xiroV, define 'doesn't work'
[11:36] <christheferal_> nell: they don't offer AMD64 support for flash
[11:36] <christheferal_> slart: I'll try that, hold on
[11:37] <Slart> christheferal_: actually there is the flash 10 beta for 64bit.. but you'll have to go to Adobe labs and download it from there
[11:37] <christheferal_> slart: restarted firefox, still isn't working.
[11:37] <nell> oh..i don't know then
[11:37] <christheferal_> slart: should I uninstall it and go to adobe labs?
[11:37] <xiroV> cwillu, well.. they act like nothing happened.. I download and install with synaptic, and when thats done, i restarted, just in case it needed that. And then it just booted up as usually.. i don't see any change at all.. and besides i still only got the 800x600 as the highest resolution.
[11:37] <christheferal_> nell: thanks anyway
[11:37] <Keal> Slart christheferal_ why are you talking about not being able to find something there is no indication of running in the first place?
[11:38] <Slart> christheferal_: nah, using the repos is easier.. you'll get updated versions automatically and so on
[11:38] <edgy> cwillu: then why all the info in google for dsa says there is no encryption in it!
[11:38] <christheferal_> slart: okay, I'm very new to ubuntu, I don't understand how to do this xD
[11:38] <edgy> cwillu: as if rsa for signing and encryption but dsa for signing only. this is what I, at least, understood
[11:39] <ubundude> cwillu: if i said i wanted to use an LVM partition for installing windows XP what would i set this screen to for that partition
[11:39] <ubundude> http://linuxbsdos.com/wp-content/uploads/ubuntulvm/modifylv/modifylv3.png
[11:39] <cwillu> edgy, dsa is a signature algorithm, used to authenticate to ssh.  Encryption happens using symmetric key encryption negotiated afterwards
[11:39] <Keal> Slart christheferal_ stop talking about not being able to find a process that doesn't exist and there is no evidence at all it does anyways
[11:39] <xiroV> cwillu, besides, the last time i tried to get one of the drivers, it said there was a error installing the package..
[11:39] <cwillu> ubundude, you can't install windows on lvm, windows doesn't have an lvm driver that I know of
[11:39] <nell> anyone know to to disable dsl/pppoe?
[11:39] <christheferal_> slart: huh??!
[11:39] <Slart> christheferal_: when you install software from the repositories (that is using apt-get, synaptic or Add/Remove) you can update that software very easily.. and also it's checked to work with your version of ubuntu
[11:39] <Slart> christheferal_: ignore Keal
[11:39] <jarco> is compiz also available for kde?
[11:39] <Slart> !ops | Keal
[11:40] <ubundude> cwillu: i thought i could use an LVM'd drive like a regular partitioned hdd.........
[11:40] <cwillu> ubundude, for os's that support it yes.  It's a wonderful thing for servers, for instance
[11:40] <christheferal_> okay, I am TOTALLY lost
[11:40] <Keal> Slart stop flooding
[11:40] <cwillu> ubundude, and the day microsoft writes a compatible lvm driver, you'll be able to use it with windows too :p
[11:40] <edgy> cwk
[11:40] <Myrtti> Keal: do you have Ubuntu support problem?
[11:40] <edgy> cwk
[11:40] <elkbuntu> Keal, please behave
[11:40] <Slart> christheferal_: when you install it in some other way you'll have to check for updates and such yourself.. so we recommend using the repositories unless you have a special reason
[11:41] <edgy> cwillu: and this encryption is not part of dsa, unlike rsa, right?
[11:41] <Keal> Slart keeps baiting the channel and causing massive walls of text
[11:41] <jarco> is compiz also available for kde?
[11:41] <christheferal_> slart: okay, so to get the beta of the 64-bit version for ubuntu, how should I go about it?
[11:41] <ubundude> cwillu: but you can even change the file system to fat32, only linux OS's can exist on an LVM hdd?
[11:41] <bazhang> Keal, please stop
[11:41] <cwillu> edgy, rsa isn't doing the encryption for the session either
[11:41] <rn0308982> i dont see "massive walls of text" here
[11:41] <elkbuntu> Keal, you are the problem, not Slart
[11:42] <christheferal_> thats what I was thinking lol
[11:42] <Slart> christheferal_: first, uninstall the flashplugin you just installed.. run "sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree"
[11:42] <cwillu> edgy, public key encryption is really really slow.  You only use it to exchange the private keys needed to use symmetric encryption, which is way way faster
[11:42] <ubuntu> -
[11:42] <christheferal_> Slart: okay, done
[11:42] <cwillu> ubundude, indeed, but that doesn't mean windows can read them.  lvm is kind of a 'meta' fs type
[11:42] <Slart> christheferal_: then you download a file from adobe labs, hang on.. I'll get the url for you
[11:42] <xiroV> any guesses about what could be wrong with my graphic card/driver?
[11:42] <christheferal_> Slart: thanks :)
[11:43] <balle_> hey all, the wireless network icon is a bit strange for me, i recently reinstalled and upgradet to inrepid and i can no longer chose a wireless network i want to connect to, does anybody have a solution to this problem?
[11:43] <balle_> it says device unmanaged
[11:43] <Keal> what is there other than gnome / kde / x for ubuntu as an interface .deb ?
[11:43] <Myrtti> Keal: huh?
[11:43] <ubundude> cwillu: wow, i don't know where to go from here then...........
[11:43] <rn0308982> nUbuntu is what i use
[11:43] <balle_> Keal: Myth i think is other than those you mentioned
[11:43] <cwillu> Keal, 'xfce' isn't x, x is used by all of them :p
[11:43] <Slart> christheferal_: here it is http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[11:44] <cwillu> ubundude, what do you need to do?
[11:44] <jarco> Keal basicly u can use them all
[11:44] <cwillu> ubundude, linux isn't the only os that supports it, but windows isn't one of the other ones that do ;p
[11:44] <Keal> balle_ i thought myth was a 3d accellerator lib not an api?
[11:44] <rn0308982> keal, nubuntu uses flux
[11:44] <jarco> there are more in the repos then this
[11:44] <balle_> Keal Mythbuntu
[11:44] <cwillu> !de
[11:44] <cwillu> bah
[11:44] <christheferal_> Slart: okay, downloaded it
[11:45] <balle_> Keal: http://www.mythbuntu.org/
[11:45] <ubundude> cwillu: honestly i wanted to have partitions like the following
[11:45] <Slart> christheferal_: it's an archive.. unpack it and you will find one or two files.. right?
[11:45] <christheferal_> Slart: one file
[11:45] <root_____> ok after several changes made and testing ubuntu dapper and debian lenny    scp user1@host1:file user2@host2:path    will work with passwordless public keys   but not with password protected public keys.
[11:45] <ubundude> cwillu: Ubuntu, Experimental, Windows XP and Storage
[11:45] <christheferal_> Slart: libflashplayer.so
[11:45] <Keal> wait, is this mythtv for ubuntu or myth3d for ubuntu?
[11:45] <rn0308982> http://www.nubuntu.org
[11:46] <balle_> hey all, the wireless network icon is a bit strange for me, i recently reinstalled and upgradet to inrepid and i can no longer chose a wireless network i want to connect to, and on the wireless it says device unmanaged, anybody got a possible solution for this one?
[11:46] <root_____> not sure if anyone still interested in that tho
[11:46] <cwillu> ubundude, okay, so make 4 normal partitions
[11:46] <Slart> christheferal_: ok, put that file into the folder ~/.mozilla/plugins
[11:46] <cwillu> ubundude, you don't need lvm to do that
[11:46] <tom_eats_lives> anyone mange to get ubuntu working on an " asus eee top" ?
[11:46] <Keal> ... balle_
[11:46] <edgy> cwillu: when I read the two articles about rsa and dsa in wikipedia for example, encryption is mentioned in rsa entry with details but for dsa entry no encryption is mentioned at all. this confused me, so now you are saying rsa and dsa are only for signing then ... still confused ;)
[11:46] <christheferal_> Slart: k, newb question, where do I find that folder xD
[11:46] <Slart> christheferal_: that is the .mozilla folder in your home folder.. it might be hidden if you're using Nautilus.. press ctrl+H to see hidden folders
[11:46] <ubundude> cwillu: the idea of resizing any of those was the solution to guessing how much i would need or not need
[11:47] <Keal> balle_ is this mythtv for ubuntu or myth3d for ubuntu?
[11:47] <Slart> christheferal_: ~ = your home folder
[11:47] <cwillu> edgy, they're only used for authentication in ssh
[11:47] <Slart> christheferal_: ie /home/christheferal or whatever your username is
[11:47] <christheferal_> Slart: that's what I thought, wasn't showing
[11:47] <christheferal_> Slart: got it now
[11:47] <cwillu> ubundude, gparted should be able to handle what you need
[11:47] <cwillu> !gparted
[11:47] <cwillu> ubundude, it's also on the ubuntu live/install cd
[11:47] <edgy> cwillu: and what's used for encryption in the connection?
[11:47] <Slart> christheferal_: then try to restart firefox and see if youtube works
[11:48] <balle_> Keal: well it is like xubuntu but with the mythTV thing i guess...
[11:48] <christheferal_> Slart: .mozilla/extensions? I can't find a plugins folder
[11:48] <cwillu> edgy, man ssh, then type:  /encrypt<enter> and use n and N to skip forward and back
[11:48] <Slart> christheferal_: then try creating it , "mkdir plugins" in a terminal
[11:49] <christheferal_> Slart: k, restarting ff
[11:49] <ubundude> cwillu: i mean resizing partions down the road after i already have everything set up and OSes installed
[11:49] <root_____> edgy <root_____> ok after several changes made and testing ubuntu dapper and debian lenny    scp user1@host1:file user2@host2:path    will work with passwordless public keys   but not with password protected public keys. <root_____> not sure if anyone still interested in that tho
[11:49] <cwillu> ubundude, gparted can resize stuff :p
[11:49] <christheferal_> Slart: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player.
[11:50] <Slart> christheferal_: ok.. go to Tools, Add-ons in firefox.. look at the "plugins" tab
[11:50] <root_____> edgy i don't like passwordless public sshkeys   but it does work that way
[11:50] <christheferal_> Slart: oh, maybe its not enabled
[11:50] <ubundude> cwillu: so much effort for nothing.........
[11:50] <christheferal_> Slart: I see many plugins, I see Shockwave Flash, but its 9.0, not 10 beta
[11:50] <Keal> so in otherwords, balle_, mythbuntu lacks everything that makes it ubuntu and it is just bare debian with mythtv installed?
[11:51] <edgy> cwillu: thanks I will read that.
[11:51]  * root_____ isn't sure that the password on an sshkey really adds any seurity really    if they have your key, they can john the password out of it...
[11:51] <jron> has anyone reporting random corrupting of files in jaunty?
[11:51] <Slart> christheferal_: ah.. open a terminal and run this "sudo updatedb; locate libflashplayer.so"
[11:52] <Slart> christheferal_: it will give you a list of filenames after a while.. it might take a minute or so though
[11:52] <christheferal_> Slart: k
[11:52] <jrib> !jaunty | jron
[11:52] <christheferal_> Slart: yup, got some
[11:52] <edgy> root_____: here you mean my client public key is distributed to host1 and host2 or do you mean host1 and host2 keys?
[11:53] <Slart> christheferal_: are they npwrapper.libflashplayer.so ? or just libflashplayer.so?
[11:53] <Slart> christheferal_: could you pastebin those lines?
[11:53] <Slart> !pastebin | christheferal_
[11:53] <root_____> edgy your public key distributed
[11:54] <christheferal_> Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110800/
[11:54] <Zer0_E1ement>  test
[11:55] <Samus_Aran> hello.  there is a text-mode game I like to play, ADOM, which displays colours incorrectly on Ubuntu.  I have played it on a half dozen other distros without issue.  this is on real TTY, not an X terminal.  any suggestions ?
[11:55] <Slart> christheferal_: hmmm.. same output as I get on my system..
[11:55] <root_____> edgy if you run ssh-keygen then copy ~/.ssh/id_rsa  to the remote  ~/.ssh/known_hosts     you know all about that though i'm sure.
[11:55] <christheferal_> Slart: what does this mean?
[11:56] <allquixotic> Hi, is it possible to install packages from apt onto a running LiveCD?
[11:56] <naguri> "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1051902&highlight=remastersys" please check this
[11:56] <bullgard4> '~$ sudo lspci -vv; 02:02.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01); Subsystem: Phillips Components Unknown device 8331; ' What does 'Subsystem' mean here?
[11:56] <edgy> root_____: known_hosts or authorized_keys?
[11:56] <root_____> allquixotic  Y  sure it is.
[11:56] <Samus_Aran> only some of the 16 colours display correctly when I run the game on Ubuntu.  it has been this way on Ubuntu since I started with it on 6.10.  the problem exists on several installed copies of Ubuntu.
[11:56] <root_____> edgy see you know when i typo
[11:56] <root_____> :)
[11:57] <root_____> edgy yes authorized_keys    it was a botched cp/paste
[11:57] <edgy> root_____: thanks a lot for all the  help really
[11:57] <jarco> is ubuntu 8.10 using the same sound as ubuntu 8.04? I mean also and pulseaudio ?
[11:57] <Keal> Samus_Aran use a different 16color mask set
[11:57] <Slart> christheferal_: the locate command searches your system for files with a certain name.. I was wondering if there was another flash-plugin somewhere interfering
[11:57] <Samus_Aran> problem exists on 32bit and 64bit.  I am not sure what Ubuntu is doing to the text mode colours
[11:57] <christheferal_> Slart: I see
[11:57] <Keal> Samus_Aran ask about how to change the masks for 4bit color
[11:57] <Samus_Aran> Keal: can you explain what that means ?
[11:58] <hajar> hi .. system freezes when I work for a long time and after a while it displays a black screen with message ( run internal boot) , can anyone help me?
[11:58] <root_____> edgy as far as i can tell  the second host is somehow unable to prompt for a password for the sshkey   not sure why. but it looks like a bug.
[11:58] <Samus_Aran> Keal: ask who or what about how to change the masks for 4bit color ?
[11:59] <bazhang> Samus_Aran, please ignore everything he said
[11:59] <Slart> christheferal_: let's try this "sudo rm /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so"
[11:59] <christheferal_> Slart: done
[11:59] <Slart> christheferal_: and then this "sudo rm /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/npwrapper.libflashplayer.so"
[11:59] <Slart> christheferal_: now restart firefox and try again
[11:59] <naguri> "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1051902&highlight=remastersys" please check this
[11:59] <christheferal_> Slart: k
[12:00] <christheferal_> Slart: YAY! I see a new plugin
[12:00] <christheferal_> Slart: Noo! it doesn't work :(
[12:01] <gmathews> Hi, any decent .nfo viewers for Ubuntu?
[12:01] <rofl> vim
[12:01] <silv3r_m001> ho do i add dns server from konsole ?
[12:01] <D--2> gmathews: less, vi, vim, gedit, mousepad
[12:01] <silv3r_m001> how*
[12:01] <Slart> christheferal_: hmm.. still doesn't show you anything?
[12:01] <Slart> christheferal_: but you do see the flashplugin 10 beta now?
[12:01] <root_____> cat even
[12:01] <Samus_Aran> gmathews: Wine + Damn NFO Viewer
[12:01] <christheferal_> Slart: well, there is no player appearing, but there is no "No flash player error"
[12:01] <D--2> more
[12:01] <christheferal_> Slart: correct
[12:02] <root_____> d--2 he said decent   more is disqualified.
[12:02] <D--2> :(
[12:02] <paul68> hi how do I install the gtk+theme engine in ubuntu?
[12:02] <Slart> christheferal_: what about some other flash sites?
[12:03] <Slart> christheferal_: or try this.. close firefox.. then start it from a terminal.. that way you'll see any output from firefox
[12:03] <D--2> oh yeah, you can use your browser as an NFO viewer if you rename it to .txt :P
[12:03] <christheferal_> Slart: no other sites are working either
[12:03] <christheferal_> Slart: do I type start firefox?
[12:03] <Samus_Aran> D--2: NFO viewers need to use a font in a particular character encoding which the browser will not normally do
[12:03] <root_____> D--2 yup   i was waiting for you to name "most"  ;/
[12:04] <Slart> christheferal_: just "firefox" will do
[12:04] <christheferal_> Slart: dk
[12:04] <gmathews> Samus_Aran: Isn't there a native one for Ubuntu?
[12:04] <christheferal_> Slart: loaded
[12:05] <Samus_Aran> gmathews: I haven't ever found a native GNU/Linux NFO viewer.  the last time I looked was a couple years ago, there may be a new project since I looked.  I looked quite extensively at the time
[12:05] <Slart> christheferal_: now go to youtube and watch the terminal window for any errors or such
[12:05] <Samus_Aran> gmathews: Damn NFO Viewer works near-perfectly in Wine, so it's no biggie.  and you can easily set it up in any file manager to load when you click on an NFO file
[12:05] <christheferal_> terminal hasn't changed
[12:06] <christheferal_> slart: no errors
[12:06] <Gautam> how to install the quick heal anti virus
[12:06] <Slart> christheferal_: and still no youtube video
[12:06] <paul68> hi how do I install the gtk+theme engine in ubuntu?
[12:06] <Samus_Aran> rofl, D--2: clearly if you are recommending Vim or less for viewing NFO files, then you don't know anything about what NFO files are
[12:06] <christheferal_> slart: no youtube videos
[12:06] <gmathews> Samus_Aran: http://home.gna.org/nfoview/
[12:07] <gmathews> Samus_Aran: Using http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83499 as the guide to get it work
[12:07] <root_____> Gautam package manager ?
[12:07] <Samus_Aran> rofl, D--2: NFO files need to use the same character set as what was in DOS by default
[12:07] <root_____> Gautam what is it for ?
[12:07] <Samus_Aran> gmathews: I will take a look, thank you.
[12:08] <root_____> Samus_Aran    LC_ALL=C less file.nfo
[12:08] <Gautam> this is use for virus
[12:08] <Slart> christheferal_: hmm.. just thought of something.. close firefox.. then run this "ps -A | grep -i flash"
[12:08] <Slart> christheferal_: do you get any output from that?
[12:09] <Gautam> virus is success or not in ubuntu
[12:09] <christheferal_> slart: no output
[12:09] <bazhang> Gautam, no need
[12:09] <Slart> christheferal_: or "ps -A | grep -i firefox"
[12:09] <root_____> Gautam i kinda figured that from the name.   i meant are you wanting to scan emails with it or   debug a windows partition   or ???
[12:09] <Samus_Aran> root_____: that will not display the NFO file in cp437 encoding
[12:09] <paul68> how do I install the gtk+theme engine in ubuntu?
[12:09] <root_____> Samus_Aran are you sure ?
[12:10] <christheferal_> slart: 11680 ?   00:00:17 firefox
[12:10] <Slart> christheferal_: even when firefox is closed?
[12:10] <Samus_Aran> root_____: I have seen no X or console terminals capable of properly displaying cp437 characters -- so yes, as far as I know
[12:10] <christheferal_> slart: oh, that was with firefox closed
[12:10] <Samus_Aran> paul68: there are many GTK+ theme engines
[12:10] <christheferal_> slart: open firefox and try?
[12:10] <Gautam> hi root i want to asked u virus will be create the problem in ubunmtu or not
[12:10] <Slart> christheferal_: hmm.. try "pkill firefox" and see if it goes away
[12:11] <bazhang> Gautam, no need
[12:11] <root_____> Gautam no
[12:11] <Samus_Aran> paul68: try this: sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines
[12:11] <christheferal_> slart: now there is no output
[12:11] <root_____> !virus > Gautam
[12:11] <Slart> christheferal_: ok.. give youtube one more try
[12:11] <Gautam> if we want install than that will work or not
[12:12] <christheferal_> slart: no video
[12:12] <bazhang> Gautam, there is no need for antivirus in Ubuntu
[12:12] <christheferal_> slart: do you want me to tell you all the plugins I see?
[12:13] <Slart> christheferal_: and Tools, Add-ons, plugins show you're using flash 10 beta?
[12:13] <Gautam> root what r u want to say
[12:13] <root_____> Gautam i've been runnning linux for about ten years now and never so much as thought of virii
[12:13] <christheferal_> slart: yes
[12:13] <christheferal_> slart: it's enabled
[12:13] <Slart> christheferal_: and there isn't anything else in the plugins list that sounds like flash? swfdec? gnash?
[12:13] <root_____> Gautam read the page ubottu linked you   in the other tab ^
[12:13] <Gautam> please explan virii
[12:14] <root_____> read the page
[12:14] <bazhang> Gautam, this is not the place
[12:14] <Samus_Aran> bazhang: unless you run a web, file or e-mail server and want to check those files/attachments before they are served to Windows users
[12:14] <paul68> Samus_Aran: already newest installed however I still get the error when selecting the theme I want
[12:14] <root_____> virii == plural form of word virus
[12:14] <Samus_Aran> paul68: which theme ?
[12:14] <bazhang> Gautam, you are safe from virii
[12:14] <christheferal_> slart: okay, here is what I have: default plugin, demo print plugin, divx web player, quicktime, shockwave flash (9) disabled. shockwave flash (10) enabled.  totem web browser plugin, windows media player
[12:14] <Gautam> thanks
[12:15] <Slart> root_____: not really.. viruses is the correct form according to the language-people
[12:15] <Gautam> how to install php
[12:15] <Samus_Aran> I used to think the plural of virus was virii, until I actually looked it up one day and found out that it is in fact not virii but viruses.
[12:15] <paul68> Samus_Aran: this theme http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Slickness+Black?content=73210
[12:15] <root_____> Slart maybe google needs a dictionary
[12:15] <Boohbah> Samus_Aran: but it is in fact virii
[12:16] <allquixotic> If I have 4GB of RAM and (running linux-generic kernel) 'free' reports 3GB of RAM, is the other 1GB being used by the kernel? Or is 1GB of my physical RAM not being used by any process?
[12:16] <Samus_Aran> Boohbah: no, it is not.  look it up in a dictionary  =)
[12:16] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: if you have more than around 3.5GB of RAM on a 32bit kernel, you need to use PAE
[12:16] <Slart> Boohbah: just google for "virii".. I think wikipedia has a pretty decent page about it
[12:17] <jaspion> hi... i don't start fingerprint on my notebook..... somebody help me?
[12:17] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: the only way to get PAE on Ubuntu 32bit is to either recompile the stock kernels, or use the server kernel package
[12:17] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: the server kernel package has some other downsides, however (no preempt, a I/O scheduler which is not good for desktop responsiveness, etc.)
[12:17] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: upgrading to 64bit if possible is a far better solution
[12:17] <Gautam> root i want asked another thing if any case virus in my pantdrive than virus will not enter my system or not
[12:17] <Slart> christheferal_: well.. I'm all out of ideas then.. installing from the repos doesn't work, installing manually didn't work.. we've removed all other plugins.. still doesn't work..
[12:18] <bazhang> Gautam, into ubuntu? no.
[12:18] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: I was aware of the effects of -server kernel, as well as 64-bit... thanks for info... my question was mainly about what the kernel configs say is the 3G/1G split, i.e. the kernel gets 1GB of address space and userspace gets 3G... I was wondering if it could actually address all 4GB of RAM without HIGHMEM_64G enabled (i.e. PAE)
[12:18] <Gautam> how to install php
[12:18] <christheferal_> slart: darn, does this mean I have to go back to vista? :-s *bites nails*
[12:18] <paul68> Samus_Aran: any thoughts?
[12:18] <bazhang> Gautam, for a server?
[12:19] <Veratyr9> i heard the v word
[12:19] <christheferal_> im sorry
[12:19] <christheferal_> lol
[12:19] <Slart> allquixotic: I think the kernel takes what it needs.. if you've got a graphics card with 500MB of memory it needs 500MB address space.. and so on
[12:19] <Veratyr9> lol
[12:19] <jaspion> Gautam - apt-get install php5
[12:19] <Slart> christheferal_: nah.. let's not get drastic =)
[12:19] <christheferal_> slart: lmao
[12:19] <root_____> !virus | Gautam have you looked at this?
[12:19] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: you can't use a full 4GB without PAE.  if I recall correctly, you lose ~800MB of the 4GB
[12:19] <allquixotic> Slart: my Crestline chipset is on UMA, so it steals 128MB of the 4GB address space... ah... no wonder it can't address the full 4GB with only 32-bit pagetables! :)
[12:19] <Slart> christheferal_: I might have missed something..
[12:19] <Boohbah> Slart: wikipedia is made of lies based on half-truths sprinkled with invention
[12:20] <christheferal_> slart: oh?
[12:20] <ufa> hello all people
[12:20] <jaspion> hello ufa
[12:20] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Indeed. Too bad. I think I can manage on 64-bit; it's definitely a lot better than it was a few years ago, with beta Flash and Java plugins natively 64-bit..
[12:20] <ufa> does anyone know if kde4.2 will be released for intrepid?
[12:21] <root_____> ufa backported probably.
[12:21] <Gotu> how to install php
[12:21] <jaspion> Gotu open a terminal
[12:21] <Gotu> please tell me about proccess
[12:21] <ufa> root_____ >> thx a bunch
[12:21] <bazhang> Gotu, someone answered you, please dont ask again
[12:21] <jaspion> Gotu sudo apt-get install php5
[12:21] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: I have found almost all the 32bit stuff runs fine without issue out of the box, e.g. Second-Life.  however, I've been having issues with my Flash plugin
[12:22] <thehook> how may i disable the big blue screen asking for userinput on installation of for example mysql-server (asking for mysql root password) ? anyone that can help me please?
[12:22] <christheferal_> Samus_Aran I'm trying to get flash player working too xD
[12:22] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: in Opera it can not load YouTube videos and will often crash if I try to load YouTube videos.  other sites work or not, seemingly at random
[12:22] <christheferal_> same thing
[12:22] <root_____> well i'm out.   good day and good luck to your pinguin
[12:22] <jaspion> Gotu did you known the process?
[12:23] <paul68> Samus_Aran: this theme http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Slickness+Black?content=73210
[12:23] <christheferal_> with flash 9, flash 10 doesn't load anything for me
[12:23] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: in Firefox, about half the time when a YouTube video loads, there is no picture, just audio.  reloading sometimes takes 6-7 tries to get a picture, once this happens
[12:23] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Actually I'm sort of a power user hacker on Second Life :) I am talking to Michelle2 Zenovka (the maintainer of omvviewer) on EFnet right now... capitanterrex maintains a PPA of SL release candidates, native 64-bit builds for Ubuntu >= 8.04, based on Michelle's source code.
[12:23] <Samus_Aran> paul68: I took a look at that, and it doesn't list any theming engine.  did you check in the package that you downloaded to see if it includes a theme engine of its own ?  many themes dow that
[12:23] <Gotu> int terminal cammand no found
[12:23] <Samus_Aran> *do that
[12:23] <quik__> hey folks
[12:23] <quik__> how can I test that my crontab is working?
[12:23] <quik__> or even see the output from it?
[12:24] <paul68> Samus_Aran: how would I reconise such a file?
[12:24] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: you have access to a 64bit build of Second-Life ?
[12:24] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: http://omvviewer.byteme.org.uk
[12:24] <Gotu> hi
[12:24] <jaspion> Gotu on terminal write - > sudo su
[12:24] <Samus_Aran> quik__: output should show up in /var/log/messages, I believe
[12:24] <bazhang> jaspion, use sudo
[12:25] <bazhang> jaspion, please dont recommend that here
[12:25] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: As you probably know, SL is open source now, so Michelle and anyone else is free to create their own builds :) Michelle has integrated OpenAL instead of FMOD, more system libs instead of shipping the world with the package, native system fonts... it works great
[12:25] <jaspion> bazhang why not?
[12:25] <hatter243> quik__, just make a cron line that says something like "echo test > /home/<yourname>/testfile.txt" without the quotes
[12:25] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Oh and she integrated a client-side "radar" plugin in the Edit menu
[12:25] <bazhang> jaspion, no need for it; ubuntu uses sudo
[12:25] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: I did not know it was open source now, no.  I don't see how that could work, when it is a commercial program which is earning tons of money
[12:25] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: All you have to do, to install it on Ubuntu, is bring up capitanterrex's PPA and install omvviewer
[12:25] <bazhang> !sudo | jaspion
[12:26] <christheferal_> does WINE emulate Vista 64 bit apps such as skype?
[12:26] <jaspion> ubotty ,  i known this
[12:26] <Gotu> authonticate failed
[12:26] <Samus_Aran> what is gksu ?  I've only used gksudo
[12:26] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: The profit potential, for Linden Lab, is all bundled-up in the wire protocol and the effects that network activity have on their servers (you know, people buying stuff...) so they couldn't care less if someone modifies the viewer. The protocols are hard to fudge.
[12:26] <D--2> gksu is the same thing
[12:26] <Samus_Aran> hm, they have the same man page
[12:26] <Slart> Boohbah: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/virus , http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/virus?jss=0  more reliable?
[12:27] <Cpplus> Are there any people here that're using Intrepid with a notebook with the Geforce series 9M video card?
[12:27] <paul68> Samus_Aran: the thing is that in Ooo I just have all the menu items listed such as save and don't have any icons there I think that it has something to do with the gtk theme engine but I am not sure
[12:27] <Samus_Aran> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root   4 Jan 10 17:45 /usr/bin/gksudo -> gksu
[12:27] <Samus_Aran> I've been using a symlink all this time.  =p
[12:27] <jrib> Samus_Aran: if you read the source code though, you'll see it is not the same
[12:27] <Cpplus> Reason I ask is because of the annoying black tty's 1 through 6
[12:27] <thehook> christheferal_: skype is available nativley to linux also
[12:27] <Gotu> authontication failed
[12:27] <Cpplus> Uninstalling nvidia driver gives back tty functionality
[12:27] <allquixotic> christheferal_: Support for running Win64 executables on Wine is _extremely_ experimental. Only Ubuntu Jaunty's Wine builds have any WinPE/AMD64 support at all, and even then, most things don't work
[12:27] <jrib> Gotu: what are you doing to receive that message?
[12:28] <Slart> christheferal_: I don't think wine does 64 bit stuff yet.. It's on the way though
[12:28] <jrib> Cpplus: bugs.ubuntu.com should have a bug about that
[12:28] <christheferal_> thehook: not for 64-bit though
[12:28] <jaspion> bazhang - but if i write only "sudo" on terminal will show many options.
[12:28] <Gotu> i want install php
[12:28] <Cpplus> jrib, correct, workaround don't work here
[12:28] <Samus_Aran> paul68: which version of OpenOffice.org ?
[12:28] <jrib> Cpplus: what did you try?
[12:28] <christheferal_> slart: ah k
[12:28] <jrib> !lamp > Gotu
[12:28] <paul68> Samus_Aran: 2.4
[12:28] <scunizi> Cpplus, you might need to use the latest driver direct from nvidia..
[12:28] <jrib> Gotu: what exactly did you type and what was the output?  Show us on paste.ubuntu.com
[12:28] <christheferal_> slart any ideas yet?
[12:29] <Cpplus> jrib, are you also referring to this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+bug/129910
[12:29] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: so it is only the viewer then which is open source ?
[12:29] <thehook> !lamp > thehook
[12:29] <Cpplus> I tried the workarounds there
[12:29] <Slart> christheferal_: nope.. been googling a little but no luck yet
[12:29] <Cpplus> scunizi, I'm running 180.22 already
[12:29] <Samus_Aran> paul68: could you upgrde to 3.0.0 and see if the issue still exists ?
[12:29] <scunizi> Cpplus, that would be the latest... :(
[12:29] <Samus_Aran> *upgrade
[12:29] <Cpplus> scunizi, previous driver versions 177, 173 give the same issue too
[12:29] <paul68> Samus_Aran: how do I do this upgrade
[12:29] <scunizi> Cpplus, so what are you looking for in the TTY.. color?
[12:29] <christheferal_> is there any standalone version of skype for windows that I could try on WINE?
[12:29] <quik__> hatter243: I have a specific cron task that I want to know the output of
[12:30] <Cpplus> scunizi, no just that they work in my native resolution, which is 1440x900
[12:30] <Cpplus> While booting I get the proper resolution
[12:30] <Cpplus> When nvidia driver gets loaded tty go black
[12:30] <Boohbah> Samus_Aran, Slart: on a related note, did you know the plural of forum is fora?
[12:30] <Samus_Aran> does anyone know why a real text console (e.g. TTY2) might not have high intensity colours, remapping the bright colours to their darker counterparts ?  (e.g. yellow -> brown, white -> bright grey, dark grey -> black)
[12:31] <Samus_Aran> Boohbah: nope
[12:31] <scunizi> Cpplus, ah.. gotcha.. I never really looked for that.. it's like that on my hardy and intrepid install.  no native resolution that is.
[12:31] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Exactly. The basic "simulator" software is open source too; however, a large part of the server side is still very much LL's secret. The protocols for interfacing with the grid are well-understood now (see the libsecondlife project), but people who try to run SL servers have no integration into the main grid; no physics engine; no scripts... lots of limitations.;
[12:31] <jrib> Cpplus: what does your /etc/initramfs-tools/modules contain now?
[12:31] <Slart> Boohbah: nope.. but after looking it up just now I do =)
[12:32] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: hopefully the client can be improved so it is not complete shit
[12:32] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: I can not believe how slow Secondd Life runs
[12:32] <adub> in ubuntu how can view wireless networks with the small wireless network icon
[12:32] <filmore> IPOD Probem [SOLVED]: My iPod Nano just froze up in a very weird way, and I could get Ubuntu to recognize it, but any time it tried to mount, it would fail. Here's the solution: <lock: on - off - on - off> then <menu & center at the same time>. That resets the ipod.
[12:32] <Cpplus> jrib, nothing. lsmod does show up fbcon and vesafb as loaded
[12:32] <filmore> *could not
[12:32] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: it performs great on my GTX 280 system... it's a hog, for sure, but it's not beyond _all_ the consumer hardware out there
[12:33] <filmore> *er, could
[12:33] <rinaldi_> adub: if it's found any, click it once and it will display them
[12:33] <adub> oh
[12:33] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: it ran slowly on my old computer, Athlon XP 3000+ 32bit, 1GB RAM and an average AGP nVIDIA card.  now I have a quad-core 64bit, 6GB RAM and a PCI Express nVIDIA card ... still just as slow
[12:33] <scunizi> adub, click on the icon and choose connect to another network.. it should display
[12:33] <adub> this is ubuntu 8.04
[12:33] <Cpplus> scunizi, the problem also occurs if I don't use a vga option in grub config.
[12:33] <adub> and im not seeing the wireless icon
[12:34] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: all other 3D apps and games run at high speed, even with antialiasing and effects way up
[12:34] <binarymutant> how long does it take to get a moderator to approve a tutorial/tip on the ubuntuforums.org site?
[12:34] <jaspion> adub see this site http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/
[12:34] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: e.g. Quake 4 or Savage 2
[12:34] <scunizi> Cpplus, not a big issue for me.. I don't live at the console but do like to take a trip there once in a while.
[12:34] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: I'm on Jaunty x86 -server (PAE) with 6GB of RAM, Core i7, running x86 build of omvviewer, Nvidia GTX 280... I can get steady FPS with maximum graphics settings in SL... it almost never dips below 20 FPS, and average is about 40
[12:35] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Sure, it's not able to hit the vsync dead-on, but it's imperceptibly slow because I've always used 3d games at about 20 - 40 fps... this is my first chance at having high end hardware :)
[12:35] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: what is a GTX 280 in comparison to a GeForce 8600 GTS ?
[12:35] <Gotu1> >sudo su after press enter
[12:36] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: and I would find it heavenly to get 20 FPS.  it's so annoyingly slow that I don't use Second Life
[12:36] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: 1 GB of VRAM and ~930 Gigaflops versus 256MB of VRAM and ~113 Gigaflops
[12:36] <Samus_Aran> I just load it up now and then to see if it still is pathetically slow
[12:36] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: The bigger stats being the GTX 280 obviously ;)
[12:37] <Samus_Aran> the graphics are not impressive enough to require a super-computer
[12:37] <Gotu1> and giving the password after press enter and got massege cammand not found
[12:37] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: For the purposes of SL and the OpenGL extensions it uses, both your card and mine support the same OpenGL extensions natively on the chip... the only difference is the raw processing power available
[12:37] <jrib> Cpplus: did you try the suggestions at the end regarding using uvesafb instead of vesafb?
[12:37] <Samus_Aran> my system is above average and Second Life still runs pathetically slowly
[12:37] <paul68> Samus_Aran: how do I do this upgrade to openoffice from the console?
[12:37] <Cpplus> scunizi, me neither, but a working tty is handy from time to time :P
[12:37] <scunizi> Cpplus, yep.. just got mutt up and working with my gmail account..
[12:38] <jrib> Gotu1: did you do what I asked?  Did you pastebin the command you ran and the output?
[12:38] <Samus_Aran> paul68: download the .tar.bz2 file from openoffice.org for .deb (32bit or 64bit).  extract the package: tar xvjf something.tar.bz2, then cd into the directory it creates, then: dpkg --install *deb */*deb
[12:38] <scunizi> Cpplus, nice to know  a few apps that run at terminal level just in case the gui takes a dump
[12:38] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: I don't think Nvidia's Linux drivers are very efficient. They're quite featureful, but not terribly efficient. On a tiny Intel 965GM with the new Jaunty graphics stack (Intel GEM, Mesa 7.3), which is about 30x slower than a GTX 280, I can get steady 25 FPS in omvviewer...
[12:38] <Samus_Aran> paul68: but first make sure you uninstall OpenOffice.org 2.x, so there are no overlapping files
[12:39] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: The raw processing power of the 965GM is _tiny_, and it's running on an ultraportable laptop with only 4GB of RAM on a 667Mhz bus... but it's performant!
[12:39] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: The Intel drivers are very efficient though
[12:39] <Cpplus> jrib, yup I did. I'm beginning to wonder if specific videocards are bugged by this
[12:39] <paul68> Samus_Aran: ok
[12:39] <christheferal_> slart I g2g now
[12:39] <Cpplus> scunizi, yup
[12:39] <jrib> Cpplus: In my case, I had the issue in gutsy and never again since then
[12:39] <christheferal_> slart thanks for the help though :)
[12:39] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: as I said, I can run other new games without any slowdowns.  it's just second life that is crap.  =/
[12:39] <jrib> Cpplus: what card do you have?
[12:40] <filmore> Oooohhh! New kernel out. And it looks like they've been working on backlight issues! Yay!
[12:40] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: I have been thinking to buy an Intel next time, as I love the open source nature of their drivers.  truly open source, not just pretend open source like AMD/ATI  =p
[12:40] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: Try omvviewer. I wouldn't be surprised if Nvidia has performance problems with running 32-bit 3d games on a 64-bit kernel. omvviewer has performance improvement patches to begin with, but running on the native architecture would be an additional boost :)
[12:40] <ari_stress> hi guys, how do i prevent bash to record duplicate command line?
[12:40] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: can you give me the URL again so I can look into that ?
[12:41] <Samus_Aran> allquixotic: I was very disappointed when I found no 64bit build of Second Life.
[12:41] <allquixotic> Samus_Aran: http://www.byteme.org.uk/secondlife/apt-get-a-secondlife.html for the packages; EFnet #omvviewer for support
[12:41] <mick02> ALright folks, I'm trying to boot CLonezilla using UNetBootin but everytime I try to boot from a USB key I get the following error /bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off can anyone help me with this please?
[12:41] <adub> well this belkin broadcom card is not showing anything and i dont know why
[12:41] <Xk2c_> ari_stress: export HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth:erasedups
[12:41] <Cpplus> jrib, GeForce 9600M GS (rev a1)
[12:42] <adub> is there a driver i need to install lspci list the device
[12:42] <nicolae_> 1364 people all wanting help. I'd hate to be paid to provide support here lol
[12:42] <slap_stick> hey, i have installed java6 and copied over the plugin from the plugins directory of /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.03/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so to /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins/libjavaplugin_oji.so and restared the browser and gone to javatester.org/version.html and it is still saying 1.5 and not 1.6
[12:43] <ari_stress> Xk2c_: i notice in .bashrc it's already there, but why duplicates are still occuring?
[12:43] <allquixotic> nicolae_: It's not quite like that. It's called help and be helped. I ask questions all the time, and answer them all the time. Share what you know and ask what you don't.
[12:43] <scunizi> adub, you can try with ndiswrapper.  I've never done it but I understand it can be a pain.. broadcom in not always good for compatibility.. might be less frustration if you get something with an atheros chipset..
[12:43] <allquixotic> nicolae_: It's almost like a wiki, except real-time.
[12:43] <jrib> slap_stick: you shouldn't be doing any manual copying really
[12:43] <Gianpon> Hi everyone! I need an advice. I have to share a linux app. data file with the community but I dont't like the megaupload like sites because of the little respect for the intellectual property of this kind of sites. Ufortunately I don't have my own host to share it, do you have any suggetion for this problem?
[12:43] <ari_stress> Xk2c_: owww.. it's only like this, no erase thing: export HISTCONTROL=$HISTCONTROL${HISTCONTROL+,}ignoredups
[12:43] <alexb92> hey guys im very new when it comes to ubuntu, last night i was installing some software with add/remove programs, and now when i booted into ubuntu, i couldnt get access to the internet
[12:43] <Rewt> is there a command line way to clear the contents of the clip board?
[12:43] <slap_stick> jrib: the only reason i did is because it said 1.5 after i installed java6
[12:43] <alexb92> is there a way to fix this?
[12:43] <ari_stress> Xk2c_: so, i might need to add the erase thing?
[12:44] <adub> scunizi is there a good card at walmart or something i can get
[12:44] <jrib> slap_stick: undo what you did.  Have you installed sun-java6-plugin?
[12:44] <hajar> hi .. system freezes when I work for a long time and after a while it displays a black screen with message ( run internal boot) , can anyone help me?
[12:44] <adub> or what is the best pci wireless card out??
[12:44] <nicolae_> allquixotic: Seems like it would be difficult to keep up with this though. People are just joining and firing questions faster than I can focus on just one
[12:44] <j0sh-x1> Gianpon: torrent?
[12:44] <allquixotic> Gianpon: If you want to distribute something for Ubuntu in a DPKG format, you could get a PPA repository. Alternatively, I can host your files on my website (without any promise of having them up forever and ever, but definitely for at least 6 months) if they're not too big
[12:44] <scunizi> adub, probably.. I'll have ubottu give you a link to info .. don't know if there are any recommendations on there or not..
[12:44] <Xk2c_> ari_stress: depends on what you like to achive
[12:44] <scunizi> !wireless | adub
[12:44] <slap_stick> jrib: yes i installed it but it made no difference
[12:45] <mick02> Alright folks, I'm trying to boot Clonezilla using UNetBootin but everytime I try to boot from a USB key I get the following error /bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off can anyone help me with this please?
[12:45] <Xk2c_> ari_stress: but bash isn't capabale of deleting dups permanent
[12:45] <jrib> slap_stick: what is the current state?  What packages are installed?  What manual modifications still exist?
[12:45] <ubuntu> how do
[12:45] <alexb92> if it helps, i used to have ubuntu installed inside wubi and i configured the network interface before to fix the problem, but now it seems the method i tried doesnt work and network manager doesnt run
[12:45] <adub> what is the best pci wireless card that has atheros chipset for say a desktop
[12:45] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: It's easy to focus if you are using Xchat. I keep running conversations with people by obeying the implicit rule of name: message... and you can see who's pinged you by the yellow names in the left column
[12:45] <Xk2c_> ari_stress: read as after session has stopped
[12:45] <ari_stress> Xk2c_: your suggestion works. thanks. now duplicate commands is not recorded twice
[12:45] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: btw, renaming yourself is a good way for someone to lose you in a conversation, he he
[12:45] <slap_stick> jrib: sun-java5-bin, sun-java6-bin, sun-java5-plugin and sun-java6-plugin
[12:46] <jrib> Rewt: you can use xclip
[12:46] <slap_stick> and sun-java6-jdk
[12:46] <Samus_Aran> need to get going, night allveryone
[12:46] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: Yeah I thought about you after I changed my nick haha I'd prefer to use my regular handle instead of not noticing I had default up
[12:46] <jrib> slap_stick: did you undo the manual copy you did before?
[12:46] <slap_stick> jrib: yes
[12:46] <picou> has he a french ?
[12:47] <bazhang> picou, #ubuntu-fr
[12:47] <Gianpon> allquixotic: thank you for your proposal. But I must refuse because I need something more flexible, I must update the file frequently and unfortunately it is not dpkg
[12:47] <jrib> slap_stick: sudo aptitude purge sun-java6-plugin && sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin .  Then put 'update-java-alternatives -l' on psatebin
[12:47] <allquixotic> Gianpon: I'll give you a quota'ed FTP account with a home directory as a subdir of /var/www, that way you can host as much as you want up to a certain size limit
[12:47] <mick02> I guess none of you guys can help me then?
[12:47] <allquixotic> Gianpon: How much space would you need?
[12:47] <jrib> mick02: best to just ask the channel your question.  If someone knows the answer, they will try to help you
[12:48] <picou> je suis frnaçais et je voulais juste des conseil car je débute sur LINUX voila merci de repondre !!
[12:48] <mick02> jrib I've asked but no one can help me it seems
[12:48] <bazhang> picou, /join #ubuntu-fr for francais ici est anglais seulement
[12:48] <jrib> mick02: right, so that means no one that read your question, knows the answer.  Try the forums and mailing list while you wait and then repeat your question in 10 minutes or so for the new eyeballs
[12:48] <Gianpon> allquixotic: not more than 5 megs
[12:49] <slap_stick> update-java-alternatives -l java-1.5.0-sun 53 /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun \n java-6-sun 63 /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
[12:49] <allquixotic> Gianpon: Oh, that's nothing then :)
[12:49] <jrib> slap_stick: sudo update-java-alternatives -s sun-java6-sun
[12:49] <mick02> jrib this was my last hope, I've already been around the Ubuntu forums, linuxquestions.org and all that but nothing, not to worry I'll plug away and see if I can sort it myself
[12:49] <allquixotic> Gianpon: As long as you are _reasonably_ certain that you aren't violating any international laws or anything, and you don't want access control (i.e. anyone can go download it), I can host your file over HTTP, while allowing you to modify/upload it again over FTP
[12:49] <jrib> slap_stick: sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun   sorry
[12:49] <DapperDaniel> I guess I'll ask my question then. I've been trying to install freeNX on 6.06, which meant installing ConsoleKit. I finally got all the prereqs installed but it keeps giving me errors when I compile about dbus_g_type_struct being undeclared. Obviously I do have dbus installed though. Any ideas?
[12:50] <scunizi> mick02, might also try ##linux
[12:50] <slap_stick> jrib: ok, wow there's quite a lot to this
[12:50] <gfather> is there a # for ubuntu mid ?
[12:50] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: dbus_g_type_struct sounds like it's part of dbus-1-glib library, you need to have the -dev packages installed
[12:50] <jrib> mick02: I'm merely telling you, that you should repeat your question later instead of saying "can anyone help me?" since people who just read "can anyone help me?" have no idea what you are talking about
[12:50] <slap_stick> jrib: cool thanks, works now
[12:50] <mick02> Thanks scunizi
[12:50] <scunizi> gfather, mid?
[12:50] <scunizi> mick02, np
[12:50] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: I'm pretty sure I included all the -dev packages, but let me check again. I'll kick myself if thats it.
[12:51] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: libdbus-glib-1-dev
[12:51] <hajar> hi .. system freezes when I work for a long time and after a while it displays a black screen with message ( run internal boot) , can anyone help me?
[12:51] <gfather> scunizi http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
[12:51] <alexb92> can anyone help?
[12:51] <jrib> slap_stick: no problem
[12:51] <Gianpon> allquixotic: I'm abslolutely sure about the first point, but on the second I have some doubt... I need something to share this file with other people (if interested), what's the point in hiding it into the web?
[12:51] <mick02> I understand jrib, I had it posted twice I was hoping my comment might prompt someone to read the question that may have missed it otherwise
[12:51] <jrib> alexb92: just ask your question
[12:51] <alexb92> i did
[12:51] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: Already have it installed to the latest version
[12:51] <jrib> mick02: repeating the question would do the same thing
[12:51] <alexb92> is there a way to restore internet back in ubuntu?
[12:52] <rn0308982> quick question, my clock keeps losing time, what time is it central time? US
[12:52] <jrib> alexb92: you probably need to provide more context since you say "back"
[12:52] <alexb92> i used to have it working until i installed some programs last night
[12:52] <alexb92> and tonight it doesnt want to work
[12:52] <allquixotic> Gianpon: You mean you _don't_ want to hide it? Well that's what I'd be giving you anyway. Non-authenticated, regular old HTTP access.
[12:52] <hajar> hi .. system freezes when I work for a long time and after a while it displays a black screen with message ( run internal boot) , can anyone help me?
[12:52] <alexb92> and network manager doesnt want to run
[12:52] <jrib> alexb92: what is "some program"?
[12:52] <jrib> !enter | alexb92
[12:52] <allquixotic> Gianpon: If you _did_ want access control, that would be more complex to setup
[12:52] <scunizi> gfather, ah.. had almost forgotten about that .. never really looked at the page.. I haven't heard of a # for it.. have you tried googling "ubuntu mid on irc" ?
[12:53] <gmathews> How do i know which servers my Ubuntu downloads from through synaptic?
[12:53] <kinja-sheep> What's the cause for green bar in video?  Weak codecs?
[12:53] <mick02> jrib, well I got a response from a few people by asking if no one could help me, I got no reply when I posted the question so I guess one method didn't get the same response as the other therefore they aren't the same thing
[12:53] <DapperDaniel> rn0308982: 6:53
[12:53] <alexb92> jrib: audio, video progrmas, none however that alter any network protocols or any firewalls
[12:53] <scunizi> gmathews, one of the menus in synaptic will tell you.. and allow you to find the fastest ones.
[12:53] <angrymike> hi all
[12:53] <gfather> is there a channel for Ubuntu Mobile Internet Device (MID) Edition
[12:54] <gfather> ?
[12:54] <DapperDaniel> hello there, angrymike
[12:54] <kinja-sheep> gfather: #ubuntu-mobile  -- I believe.
[12:54] <gfather> kinja-sheep thanks
[12:54] <jrib> mick02: right, one is frowned upon, the other one isn't.  I don't think we need to discuss this anymore
[12:54] <jrib> gmathews: system -> administration -> software sources
[12:55] <Gianpon> allquixotic: no no, nothing like that, at now I just need 300KB and the possibility to let someone download the file, the 5 MB were only for possible short term improvement, I'm going to find another solution in any case.
[12:55] <gmathews> Okay found it :)
[12:55] <mick02> jrib I would have left it, you wanted to discuss it. Thanks anyway
[12:55] <DapperDaniel> So I have libdbus-glib-1 installed, any other ideas what would cause an error with dbus_g_type_struct? That's the only error that comes up when I try to compile ConsoleKit
[12:55] <alexb92> how would i edit the network interface just to get a connection? i cant even ping my own modem
[12:55] <rick_> question on bridging: do i need to have a physical interface for each bridge i create?  i'm trying to run mulitple virtual host in virtualbox.
[12:56] <bazhang> alexb92, in wubi?
[12:56] <angrymike> I am getting an "access denied" error when trying to use the framebuffer on Itrepid
[12:56] <Blaise> Hi guys, after a recent graphics driver update (ati 8.12) my computer boots in the wrong resolution and won't save changes, strangely my desktop displays only in the corner of my monitor, as opposed to it stretching to full screen, is there a reason for this?
[12:56] <angrymike> any ideas ?
[12:56] <alexb92> nope, native install done on a secondary hdd
[12:56] <DapperDaniel> angrymike,  where are you getting access denied?
 if it helps, i used to have ubuntu installed inside wubi
[12:57] <angrymike> DapperDaniel: when I attempt to run any direct fb application, such as dbinfo
[12:57] <alexb92> bazhang : so did i but it failed after a whilst and it was slow and i got sick of it
[12:57] <bazhang> alexb92, you removed that?
[12:57] <DapperDaniel> angrymike: you've tried running them as root or with sudo?
[12:57] <alexb92> so i did a clean install on a blank hard drive, and if i can get the internet working again it will be great
[12:58] <Guest63218> rick_: you create a bridge for each physical network adapter you want your virtual machines to have access to, then each virtual machine will create a virtual network adapter connected to the physical bridge
[12:58] <angrymike> DapperDaniel:  yes I am root when this happens, it does not initialize the "system core" --> Access denied!
[12:58] <bazhang> alexb92, what was the interface; wired or wireless
[12:59] <Gianpon> allquixotic: You're right I misunderstood the access control...
[12:59] <alexb92> wired
[12:59] <alexb92> thats what i dont understand though, it should be simple and easy
[12:59] <bazhang> alexb92, what is the chipset and what does ifconfig show, two entries or three
[12:59] <bazhang> alexb92, also are you hotplugging the ethernet or have it in on boot
[12:59] <catbooted> after a major upgrade (mainly kde 4.2), my dns service doesn't work now
[13:00] <binarymutant> how long does it take to get a moderator to approve a tutorial/tip on the ubuntuforums.org site?
[13:00] <distributed> cheers, everyone, I am in the process of picking up a laptop that would carry me through the next four years without any problems. The target - rugged business machine with enough horse power for compiling. The machine is going to be pure work. Is the EliteBook 6930p a good choice (paired with Ubuntu), or should I be picking up the LED backlit (and more expensive) ThinkPad T400 instead?
[13:00] <jrib> binarymutant: /join #ubuntuforums
[13:00] <catbooted> i can use proxy software such as tor to get online
[13:00] <alexb92> bazhang
[13:01] <catbooted> i wonder if anyone has the same problem
[13:01] <catbooted> after today's upgrades
[13:01] <alexb92> its an eth0 connection with a loopback and thats all it has basically
[13:01] <alexb92> sorry whats meant by hotplugging and on boot?
[13:01] <bazhang> alexb92, what does the interface show up as ? eth0?
[13:01] <catbooted> how do i check my network configuration? i can't resolve any domain name directly now
[13:02] <Boohbah> catbooted: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[13:02] <catbooted> Boohbah: it says:
[13:02] <catbooted> # Generated by NetworkManager nameserver 192.168.1.1
[13:02] <catbooted> (2 lines)
[13:02] <lostboy1> does anyone know how to get DPMS (standby, suspend, off) active on the GDM greeter screen in intreid? It used to work fine in hardy but since upgrading the GDM screen never blanks out
[13:03] <binarymutant> jrib, it's a idle chan :(
[13:03] <catbooted> Boohbah: should i delete it?
[13:03] <allquixotic> Gianpon: Sorry I was AFK
[13:03] <jrib> binarymutant: that's the right place for forum questions, many moderators are there.  It isn't as active as this channel though, so you have to be patient
[13:03] <catbooted> it looks like it's a virus!
[13:04] <therethinker> Does anyone know of a nice alternative to gtkterm?
[13:04] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: I think you need to upgrade your libdbus-glib bindings
[13:04] <catbooted> looks like a virus edited my resolv.conf and wrote "nameserver 192.168.1.1"
[13:04] <alexb92> bazhang : yep eth0
[13:04] <bazhang> alexb92, try sudo dhclient eth0
[13:04] <Boohbah> catbooted: uhm, no. it was written by networkmanager when you recieved an ip address from your dhcp server
[13:04] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: What do you mean by bindings?
[13:04] <Boohbah> catbooted: so whatever nameservers your router is using aren't working
[13:05] <Gianpon> allquixotic: no problem, but I was really thinking about it, ﻿is it possible that the only free sharing are for free software and not for free contents? this sounds weird to me, it is not?
[13:05] <catbooted> Boohbah: but another computer in my home can resolve domain names
[13:05] <allquixotic> Gianpon: Sourceforge, PPA, etc. tend to be for sharing software, yes... I'm not sure about "data", or "content", it depends on what type. Most services want to charge you a fee for that.
[13:06] <alexb92> bazhang : ok i will do but i have to reboot into ubuntu as im running xp now to chat to u though
[13:06] <catbooted> Boohbah: how do i check if it's my machine's software fault?
[13:07] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: My research indicates that the libdbus-glib-1-dev package which you installed _should_ have the requested dbus_g_type_struct type, but it doesn't _because_ the version of that package in 6.06 is too old: http://rafb.net/p/2soVUd48.html
[13:07] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: I ran those commands on Jaunty, and the required header data is there
[13:08] <allquixotic> Gianpon: Let me set up your FTP account
[13:08] <shams> !ping
[13:09] <Gianpon> allquixotic: thanks!
[13:09] <Boohbah> catbooted: dig @192.168.1.1 domain.com
[13:10] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: Ah, thanks. I'll work with that and see what happens.
[13:10] <scunizi> catbooted, you can look in your router to see what name servers are being used and add them to /etc/resolve.conf.. here's an example of mine..http://pastebin.com/f78b0909
[13:10] <gmathews> scunizi: :) I found it :)
[13:11] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: Where would I get an updated libdbus-glib-1-dev? My sources all list it as current.
[13:11] <scunizi> gmathews, .. I forgot.. what were you looking for?
[13:11] <craigbass1976> tar...  I have links in the dir I'm tarring up, and am not sure how to keep those as links when I untar it.  Anyone know?
[13:11] <Blaise> Hi guys, after a recent graphics driver update (ati 8.12) my computer boots in the wrong resolution and won't save changes, strangely my desktop displays only in the corner of my monitor, as opposed to it stretching to full screen, is there a reason for this?
[13:11] <catbooted> Boohbah: connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[13:11] <scunizi> catbooted, did you try to set a static ip at one point?
[13:12] <catbooted> scunizi: not at all
[13:12] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: You do realize, that it's not your package manager which is providing an out of date version of the library; it's your _distribution version_ (6.06) which is providing an outdated version of the library. If you want to compile it from source using the upstream, you could get it from http://dbus.freedesktop.org/releases/dbus-glib/
[13:12] <catbooted> scunizi: i use a home ADSL connection and my dns is allocated dynamically every time i start my computer
[13:13] <catbooted> scunizi: just after today's package upgrade (mainly kde 4.2 packages) and a reboot, my network can't directly resolve domain names
[13:13] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: You will effectively need to replace your libdbus-glib-1 _AND_ libdbus-glib-1-dev packages by compiling the new version of the package from source.
[13:13] <rn0308982> when attempting to play a song on Rhythmbox, i get a box that states "Couldn't start playback" "Failed to open output device" any recomendations?
[13:14] <allquixotic> DapperDaniel: Your changes will be outside of the purview of the package manager DPKG, so if they ever push a SRU to 6.06 for libdbus-glib-1 (highly unlikely at this point), you'll lose your changes...
[13:14] <scunizi> catbooted, looks to be because it's not listing the dns servers in resolf.conf.. you could just plug them in there and be done with it probably.
[13:15] <syockit> I accidentally downloaded desktop iso instead of alternate. How do I enable LVM in the installer?
[13:15] <DapperDaniel> allquixotic: Fair enough. I'm only using 6.06 until a new serverbox comes in. This is an old beater box that didn't want anything higher than 6.06 running.
[13:15] <scunizi> syockit, I don't think you can on the desktop cd.. I think that is specific to the alternate.
[13:16] <catbooted2> sorry, my proxy just disconnected from irc
[13:16] <catbooted2> would emptying resolv.conf help?
[13:16] <syockit> btw, is LVM a driver/module or something? at least I want to mount the drive for download space
[13:17] <syockit> to prepare another cd
[13:17] <hatter243> catbooted2, remove all your nameservers? Why?
[13:17] <catbooted2> hatter243: my only name server in resolv.conf is 192.168.1.1 and it doesn't work
[13:17] <mmm4m5m> help/question: one of my hdd partitions is acting strange (http://pastebin.com/m4688a6ff). /dev/sda2 is missing in /dev/disk/by-uuid. It is new ext3 partition created with gparted
[13:18] <hatter243> catbooted2, sudo network-admin
[13:18] <catbooted2> hatter243: command not found
[13:18] <scunizi> mmm4m5m, you have to manually add it to /etc/fstab
[13:18] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: try "sudo udevadm trigger" then "sudo udevadm settle"
[13:19] <scunizi> mmm4m5m, use sudo blkid to find the uuid of all your partitions.. pick the new one and list it in fstab
[13:19] <hatter243> catbooted2, bleargh. Alright, in resolv.conf enter nameserver 208.67.222.222 and nameserver 208.67.220.220   those are both the nameservers of opendns
[13:19] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: (or reboot)
[13:19] <perlsyntax> what a good package for Wxpython on unbuntu?
[13:20] <perlsyntax> :)
[13:20] <mmm4m5m> scunizi: mount /dev/sda2 ... works, but can't mount by uuid. I am just worring if everything is ok, that is all
[13:20] <jrib> perlsyntax: what are you looking for?  Just using wxpython?
[13:20] <hatter243> catbooted2, after that "sudo ifdown eth0 && sudo ifup eth0" without the quotes, provided your internet connection is named eth0
[13:20] <perlsyntax> yes
[13:20] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: are you sure, it is ok to use it? after reboot all will be ok?
[13:20] <catbooted2> hatter243: good! it works now
[13:20] <jrib> perlsyntax: apt-cache search -n python wxgtk
[13:21] <hatter243> catbooted2, one more step, you need to edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf and add the following line to it "prepent domain-name-servers 208.67.222.222,208.67.220.220;" so that it'll stick around if you reboot
[13:21] <rn0308982> when attempting to play a song on Rhythmbox, i get a box that states "Couldn't start playback" "Failed to open output device" any recomendations?
[13:21] <hatter243> catbooted2, Misspelling! Change "prepent" to "prepend"
[13:21] <catbooted2> hatter243: it returns 2 lines of "Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0."
[13:21] <fosco_> !sound | rn0308982
[13:21] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: udevadm - command not found
[13:22] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: yes, udev doesn't know when you create new partitions, so it doesn't create the by-uuid etc... if you want to be sure, do the udevadm trigger and settle, that simulat3es a reboot (as far as new partitions go)
[13:22] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: it will force udev to reread all the disks and recreate the by-uuid and other symlinks
[13:23] <hatter243> catbooted2, ah, don't worry about that eth0=eth0 thing
[13:23] <hatter243> catbooted2, but you will need that prepend line
[13:23] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: I think I will reboot. Looks like bug in gparted. I did not "delete,create,format" - it works, yesterday I did that way. Today, I just click on another ntfs partition and select "format as ext3"
[13:24] <catbooted2> hatter243: i just think all this manual hack is weird. is there a way to get a fresh-out-of-the-box network configuration? i guess "sudo dpkg-reconfigure network-manager"?
[13:24] <askand> In what log can I check what is causing a kernwlpanic?
[13:25] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: why not run udevadm trigger and udevadm settle?
[13:25] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: udevadm - command not found
[13:25] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: that's really the only reason to reboot
[13:25] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: what version of ubuntu?
[13:25] <mmm4m5m> gutsy
[13:25] <hatter243> catbooted2, hrm... I don't know, it might be that wherever you're getting your dhcp from has some terrible ideas about which dns servers you should be using. In that case, it's not anything wrong with your computer at all
[13:26] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: then try udevtrigger
[13:26] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: and udevsettle
[13:26] <catbooted2> hatter243: last question: how long can these opendns ips remain working?
[13:27] <hatter243> catbooted2, if you don't type that prepend line into your dhclient.conf then it will remain in effect until you restart your computer.
[13:27] <catbooted2> hatter243: since the bad dns server was generated by NetworkManager, could it be that my NetworkManager needs some fix?
[13:27] <catbooted2> hatter243: i mean, these opendns servers, will they go down or blocked?
[13:29] <Pici> catbooted2: OpenDNS has been online for a few years now, no problems thus far
[13:29] <gmathews> scunizi: No problems - I found what i was looking for - wanted to see from what servers ubuntu is connecting to update etc
[13:29] <hatter243> catbooted2, the opendns servers won't go away. I doubt that networkmanager generated that bad dns server. That resolv.conf file is generated when you get a dhcp address with the dns servers that the dhcp server tells you. Either your dhcp server isn't telling you anything or it's telling you the wrong thing. Check with your router and see what it thinks the dns servers should be.
[13:29] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: can you please tell me how to run udevtrigger with subsystem (--subsystem-match=subsystem)
[13:29] <catbooted2> Pici: i guess my NetworkManager, resolv.conf and dhclient.conf need reconfiguration to revert to their initial states
[13:30] <Morclye> I'm trying to set up teamspeak server using guide found at ubuntuforums but when entering "sudo start-stop-daemon --chuid teamspeak --chdir /opt/tss2_rc2 --start --exec /opt/tss2_rc2/server_linux" I get the following error "start-stop-daemon: Unable to start /opt/tss2_rc2/server_linux: Permission denied (Permission denied)"
[13:30] <mgolisch> Morclye: make sure the server_linux executable has the executeable flag set
[13:30] <unr3a1> hye all, I am trying to install the awesome 3.1 window manager, and i get this error when I try to make it:  http://rafb.net/p/h7Xqnz95.html
[13:30] <sarmisak> catbooted2: open /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf with your favourite text editor
[13:31] <sarmisak> catbooted2: you should see a line that says prepend domain-name-servers
[13:31] <sarmisak> catbooted2: change it according to your needs
[13:32] <catbooted2> sarmisak: there is only "#prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1;"
[13:32] <fogobogo> <3 shell functions
[13:32] <jedimindlappy> how do i get the spamassassin plugin going for evolution ?
[13:32] <hatter243> catbooted2, that's the example line, to enter your own information remove the "#"
[13:32] <spring_morning> i want to format my ubuntu partition and a do a clean install of ubuntu... I should be able to accomplish this from 'install' on the livecd, correct? that is to say, in install I should be able to select the correct partition to format and install to? (i dual boot ubuntu/xp)
[13:33] <jedimindlappy> spring_morning: correct
[13:33] <spring_morning> alright. it's been a while since I've used the livecd. thanks bunches
[13:33] <Cpplus> jrib && scunizi, I've managed to fix the issue
[13:33] <catbooted2> i'm in china; i'm afraid one day maybe the government will find me using opendns name servers and block them
[13:34]  * Blacki is away: Away
[13:34] <Cpplus> jrib && scunizi about the black tty's
[13:34] <jrib> Cpplus: what did you end up doing?
[13:34] <sarmisak> catbooted2: ok, just remove # in front of it, and then change it to opendns ip addresses
[13:34] <Pici> !away > Blacki
[13:35] <Cpplus> jrib, well was something stupid on my part. vesafb kept being loaded, but I forgot to remove the module from /lib/modules/`uname -r`/initrd and place uvesafb module there
[13:35] <Boohbah> catbooted2: if they do you could always use a proxy...
[13:35] <catbooted2> another question: this "resolv.conf", is it updated every time i restart computer?
[13:35] <Cpplus> jrib, uvesafb was loaded but from dmesg I got that it couldn't reserve video memory, so vesafb kept overriding it
[13:36] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: I don't have access to a gutsy box, and udev has changed a lot since then, is there a udevrestart command?
[13:36] <hatter243> catbooted2, yes it is, with the results of the dhcp request. With that "prepend" line, it will put those entries first in resolv.conf whenever a dhcp server replys with dns addresses
[13:36] <naughtykid001> hi guys, I'm facing some issue with card reader in gutsy
[13:37] <naughtykid001> here's what "dmesg | tail -n 20
[13:37] <naughtykid001> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4c554f26
[13:37] <Morclye> mgolisch: Thank you. I got it set to executable but now I get "Error starting daemon. Aborted" with start-stop daemon command
[13:37] <naughtykid001> I can read it the first time, but 2nd time no idea why it just fail
[13:37] <Xamusk> am I the only person having temporary lockdowns with firefox 3.0.5 ?
[13:38] <catbooted2> done. thank all
[13:38] <mgolisch> Morclye: try to run it manualy and see what it does
[13:38] <hatter243> catmando, you're welcome
[13:38] <siddharthanaraya> hello
[13:39] <siddharthanaraya> ubuntu 8.10 bluetooth is not detected---please help
[13:40] <Morclye> mgolisch: That way it works "TeamSpeak Server Daemon started with PID 7843"
[13:40] <naughtykid001> help, any one?
[13:40] <siddharthanaraya>  ubuntu 8.10 bluetooth is not detected---please help
[13:41] <naughtykid001> siddharthanaraya: you can try the kdebluetooth
[13:41] <Apple44> I have a netbook rubbung with a 10" screen - I want to be able to access the ubuntu desktop on it from my main machine over the network - I have the option of VNC-ing in, however I can't resize the screen from it's original 1024x600 to a more reasonable 1680x1050 on one of my monitors
[13:41] <naughtykid001> it's quite stable I think
[13:42] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: it ok now. Thank you! But I did not found can I run with specific subsystem. No, there is not udevrestart command.
[13:42] <Apple44> is there a way of getting access to the desktop and being able to resize it ?
[13:42] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: glad to hear it, you are welcome, how did you fix it?
[13:42] <booksbuggy> Apple44, do you have a software called start-up manager installed?
[13:43] <lostboy1> siddharthanaraya: can you provide more information?
[13:43] <MaximLevitsky> is there a pulseaudio support chanel?
[13:43] <Apple44> booksbuggy - no
[13:43] <booksbuggy> well you can try installing it from add and remove programs
[13:43] <booksbuggy> it can change resolutions
[13:43] <siddharthanaraya> please help me in this matter...i need more information
[13:43] <booksbuggy> not sure of your machine though
[13:43] <booksbuggy> if it will work on vnc
[13:44] <booksbuggy> i never tried to do vnc
[13:44] <ortsvorsteher> !patience | siddharthanaraya
[13:44] <Apple44> ok, will try it out thanks
[13:44] <siddharthanaraya> i can not pair with my phone with my computer
[13:44] <ortsvorsteher> !enter | siddharthanaraya
[13:44] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: as you told me. But I am kind of afraid to run any commands. That is why checked man pages, then try to find can I do it with subsystem. Finally I run the commands you told. How I did broke anything else (...like to reset open handles to devices) :)
[13:45] <ortsvorsteher> !bluetooth | siddharthanaraya
[13:45] <siddharthanaraya> sry
[13:45] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1: sorry, I mean: "hope I did not broke anything"
[13:46] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: that command won't break anything, it just forces the system to re-read all the hardware and trigger any events. It leaves everything on the system alone.
[13:46] <lostboy1> mmm4m5m: again, glad you got it working (without a reboot!) :-)
[13:46] <rn0308982> what are the terminal commands to force mount a drive?
[13:46] <MaximLevitsky> is there way to make skype use PA for recording?
[13:46] <mmm4m5m> lostboy1:  nice, thank you again. I learn something new :)
[13:46] <MaximLevitsky> skypes use PA for playback fine it sems
[13:46] <MaximLevitsky> sems/seems
[13:47] <Cheery> hi, I have 3dConnexion dev at my ubuntu machine right now, but it behaves weird
[13:47] <Cheery> it moves mouse but doesn't let me use it as a joystick in a game
[13:48] <siddharthanaraya> i installed ubuntu 8.10 in my pc...but when i try to pair my phone with my pc through bluetooth, it says...failed to pair
[13:48] <CaneToad> Anyone got their Dell Vostro 1710 keyboard numeric keypad properly working under Ubuntu?  How?
[13:48] <CaneToad> My keypad keys don't work at all
[13:48] <CaneToad> except for Enter
[13:49] <grkblood13> hey, iwas just just wondering why 8.10 is only supported untill 2010 and 2.04 is supported until 2011?
[13:49] <Veratyr9> numlock XD
[13:49] <Veratyr9> sorry lol
[13:49] <grkblood13> 8.04*
[13:49] <jrib> !lts | grkblood13
[13:49] <Cheery> how do I find out which useless ubuntu feature is pushing mouse around my screen with my 3dconnexion?
[13:50] <grkblood13> so should i go with 8.04 or do the imporvemtn between the distros justify losing support
[13:50] <grkblood13> improvements*
[13:51] <Circlefusion> I think it depends on what you want it for. Desktop? Server? Do you want stability? Features?
[13:51] <Circlefusion> I have a server and I'm sticking with 8.04 for now.
[13:51] <grkblood13> desktop server uses as a server
[13:51] <grkblood13> desktop version*
[13:52] <grkblood13> used*
[13:52] <rn0308982> is there one of those !things for force mounting a drive?
[13:52] <grkblood13> ive been having very weird virtual host issues with 8.10
[13:52] <datachomper> I'm running vanilla Ubuntu 8.10, how do I install the new kde 4.2 release? I fail at google apparently
[13:53] <Circlefusion> grkblood13, so that's an apache issue, correct?
[13:53] <siddharthanaraya>  i installed ubuntu 8.10 in my pc...but when i try to pair my phone with my pc through bluetooth, it says...failed to pair
[13:53] <h1v3> i have a question
[13:53] <grkblood13> no
[13:53] <h1v3> anybody available please?
[13:53] <grkblood13> everything on the apache side is correct
[13:53] <hatter243> !ask | hlv3
[13:54] <grkblood13> nobody in apache knows whats wrong, been at it for 3 days
[13:54] <Joker_-_> rn0308982: you can "force" unmount with -l (lazy), but i've never eard of forcing the mount of a drive as there is an error if you can't "normally" mount it.
[13:54] <h1v3> ubottu: thank you
[13:54] <siddharthanaraya>  i installed ubuntu 8.10 in my pc...but when i try to pair my phone with my pc through bluetooth, it says...failed to pair
[13:54] <Circlefusion> datachomper: you install kde with synaptic and then you log out and on the login screen you should see an option on the bottom left for changing your session to KDE
[13:54] <rn0308982> datachomper: sudo apt-get ugrade kde, i may be wrong though
[13:54] <h1v3> ubottu: oops, sorry
[13:54] <datachomper> Circlefusion, rn0308982 thanks
[13:55] <hatter243> hlv3 you're talking to a robot, hah. Just ask the question you had
[13:55] <ubuntu234> how do I download debs even though they are already installed on this live cd ?
[13:55] <h1v3> is there any way to find out what files "completely remove" removes from my computer that "remove" does not?
[13:55] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: http://getdeb.net/
[13:55] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: otherwise I don't understand your question
[13:56] <grkblood13> how can u install anything running a live cd
[13:56] <hatter243> hlv3, are you referring to apt-get purge vs apt-get remove? If true, apt-get remove gets rid of the binaries and apt-get purge gets rid of the binaries and config files
[13:56] <gabbler> datachomper, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[13:56] <rn0308982> Joker_-_: well, all drives that i connect to my lappy, usb and sd, fail to mount. i am given the error: "Failed to mount "8G Removable Volume"" "org.freedesktop.hal.storage.mount-removable no <-- (action, result)."
[13:56] <ubuntu234> Circlefusion, I want to just download the deb files but it will not let me because it is already installed "apt-get -d install"
[13:57] <ubuntu234> is there a another way I could do that ?
[13:57] <h1v3> hatter243: i am asking about synaptic
[13:57] <h1v3> hatter243: how do i know which ones are the config files?
[13:57] <hatter243> h1v3, OH that's a 1 not an l. Silly me. Yeah, that's the same thing. Remove -> remove binaries, Completely Remove (purge) -> remove binaries and configs
[13:58] <datachomper> gabbler, thanks
[13:58] <hatter243> h1v3, let's go at this from another angle, what are you trying to remove or completely remove?
[13:58] <h1v3> hatter243: usplash
[13:58] <siddharthanaraya>  i installed ubuntu 8.10 in my pc...but when i try to pair my phone with my pc through bluetooth, it says...failed to pair
[13:59] <h1v3> hatter243: since i used completely remove i can't get it to work anymore
[13:59] <hatter243> h1v3, have you tried "sudo apt-get install usplash usplash-theme-ubuntu"?
[13:59] <h1v3> hatter243: so now i'm trying another ubuntu installation, but first i need to know what that "completely remove" did that broke usplash forever on the old installation
[14:00] <gabbler> hlvs, did you try and reinstall usplash and then update the ram disk?
[14:01] <gabbler> sorry hlvs/h1v3
[14:01] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: I'm still not entirely sure what you're trying to do. You should be able to download the deb file. Then you double click on it and it runs the GDebi installer
[14:02] <ubuntu234> Circlefusion, it does not work
[14:02] <ubuntu234> because it is already installed
[14:02] <h1v3> hatter243: yes, this is what i've been trying, but since i used "completely remove" usplash and usplash-lib once, nothing worked. i tried everything, i restored the /etc/usplash.conf file, i used update-usplash ..., i used update-initramfs, i reinstalled grub, but nothing worked
[14:02] <ubuntu234> I just want the deb files
[14:02] <shadeslayer> can somebody help me with kubuntu
[14:02] <ubuntu234> ubuntu is really pissing me off
[14:02] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: which browser are you using? Firefox?
[14:02] <ubuntu234> I think I am going to go back to debian
[14:02] <hatter243> h1v3, and sudo apt-get install usplash didn't reinstall those?
[14:02] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: ok, nevermind
[14:03] <ubuntu234> yes I am using firefox Circlefusion
[14:03] <ubuntu234> why do you ask?
[14:03] <h1v3> hatter243: i suspect i may have removed some *really original* (i.e. ubuntu installation) config files when i did the "completely remove". does it sound plausible?
[14:03] <me2resh> how can i know the iscsi drive name to mount ?
[14:03] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: I'm wondering how you are downloading the deb file. It appears you are automatically launching the deb installer instead of saving the file.
[14:04] <khamael> shadeslayer: what is the question?
[14:04] <Myrtti> ubuntu234: the files most probably are in /var/cache/apt/
[14:04] <ubuntu234> Circlefusion, I am going it from the command line
[14:04] <ubuntu234> I told you
[14:04] <ubuntu234> "apt-get -d install"
[14:04] <booksbuggy> hlv3, back up your system by using this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087&highlight=evolution :P
[14:04] <shadeslayer>  i wish to emulate functions of the wireless finder and Fn+F3
[14:04] <hatter243> h1v3, if you purge (completely remove) the package of uspash all those files will be put back if you reinstall the package, there should be no different between the default usplash package and the synaptic / apt installed one
[14:04] <shadeslayer> on my XPS M1530
[14:04] <booksbuggy> hlv3, well i used it multiple times and it worked
[14:05] <gabbler> h1v3, as far as i am aware completely remove just removes the option you choose and all dependencies, like sudo apt-get autoremove/autoclean
[14:05] <shadeslayer> they do this in windows
[14:05] <booksbuggy> well just saying next time before you remove something do that
[14:05] <h1v3> hatter243: yes, it did reinstall everything, only they are not working. i have to disable splash from grub otherwise the booting gets stuck just before it should have started to show the nice splash
[14:05] <shadeslayer> Fn+F3:battery meter
[14:05] <shadeslayer> wireless button:finding nearby networks
[14:06] <ubuntu234> why is ubuntu being so lame it will not let me install software from cd Circlefusion I do it the same way I did it on debian and it worked on there but ubuntu does not let me
[14:06] <shadeslayer> i know that ill have to remap those button's
[14:06] <nickrud> gabber, completely remove also removes config files in /etc , remove doesn't
[14:06] <shadeslayer> just dont know how
[14:06] <shadeslayer> both of them give scancodes with xev
[14:06] <booksbuggy> is it possible to duplicate the ubuntu system files and send them to another old system that are missing those files?
[14:06] <h1v3> hatter243: right, but then i have no explanation for what's happening
[14:06] <booksbuggy> just asking
[14:06] <shadeslayer> khamael: any idea??
[14:06] <Myrtti> ubuntu234: do you have the cd commented out on your sources.list?
[14:07] <hatter243> h1v3, does the ubuntu theme usplash exist as well?
[14:07] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: oh, I missed that part
[14:07] <h1v3> booksbuggy: why not
[14:07] <shadeslayer> or software like dell quickset for linux
[14:07] <ubuntu234> yes what do you think apt-cdrom add is for Myrtti
[14:07]  * Blacki is back (gone 00:33:32)
[14:07] <booksbuggy> hlv3, why not what?
[14:08] <Myrtti> Blacki: turn that script off
[14:08] <booksbuggy> hlv3, on the back up thread or on the question i just asked?
[14:08] <hatter243> booksbuggy, aptoncd
[14:08] <ubuntu234> like I said I did it the way debian told me to add cds with the "apt-cdrom -a add"
[14:08] <khamael> shadeslayer: nope. but you get more answers by actually asking a question
[14:08] <shadeslayer> khamael: i did
[14:09] <booksbuggy> i am just saying that because hlv3, may be able to get the missing files from another system
[14:09] <shadeslayer> look above
[14:09] <ubuntu234> just like I did when I was using debian
[14:09] <Myrtti> ubuntu234: do you have a GUI or are you operating on commandline only?
[14:09] <James_A> Can anyone recommend software to unrar files in Ubuntu 10.4?
[14:09] <shadeslayer>  i wish to emulate functions of the wireless finder and Fn+F3
[14:09] <shadeslayer> on my XPS M1530
[14:09] <Slart> !rar | James_A
[14:09] <Myrtti> ubuntu234: well, that's nice and dandy, but Ubuntu might differ from Debian now and then
[14:09] <hatter243> ubuntu234,  are you trying to install ubuntu packages on debian? No bueno
[14:09] <shadeslayer> on my XPS M1530
[14:09] <shadeslayer> they do this in windows
[14:09] <shadeslayer> Fn+F3:battery meter
[14:09] <shadeslayer> wireless button:finding nearby networks
[14:09] <shadeslayer> i know that ill have to remap those button's
[14:09] <shadeslayer> just dont know how
[14:10] <shadeslayer> both of them give scancodes with xev
[14:10] <Morclye> How can I change teamspeak server settings such as port? Logging via FireFox as superadmin tells me I need to shut down server to alter settings and if I close the server I cannot access that page.
[14:10] <booksbuggy> shadesslayer, what exactly are you trying to do? reconfigure shortcut keys?
[14:10] <Slart> shadeslayer: oh, come on.. let that enter key rest a while
[14:10] <hatter243> ubuntu234, debian will not recognize any of those packages as compatible with it. The ubuntu packages are tagged as "Intrepid Main" or somesuch, much different from Debian's.... Lenny was it?
[14:10] <shadeslayer> lol
[14:10] <ubuntu234> I am not on debian
[14:10] <h1v3> hatter243: i have it as a package available in synaptic, if this is what you mean. i even tried splashy, which is based on another libs, it behaves almost the same, only the booting freezes a little after enabling the nice image (rather than before), so i get to see the image. this certainly means it's a lower-level problem, like driver-related, what do you thinK?
[14:10] <ubuntu234> let me explain
[14:10] <nickrud> shadeslayer, you'd need to use xmodmap
[14:10] <shadeslayer> just that the keyboard gets screwed up in long sentences
[14:10] <shadeslayer> yes
[14:10] <booksbuggy> okay
[14:11] <h1v3> booksbuggy: yes, only, first i need to know what the files are
[14:11] <shadeslayer> but what do i put in the command to be run
[14:11] <Myrtti> ubuntu234: can you check your sources.list if it contains the cd rom without the comment charachter?
[14:11] <booksbuggy> hlv3, true
[14:11] <h1v3> booksbuggy: i answered you question about "reusing" files
[14:11] <booksbuggy>  XD
[14:11] <hatter243> h1v3, try installing usplash-theme-ubuntu, I think this will solve your problem
[14:12] <gabbler> shadeslayer, the function keys do not work at this time, bug #222925
[14:12] <ubuntu234> I am unable to connect to the internet because of lxnm and I tried to install packages frrom xubuntu livecd and it is not letting me install the network manager even though it shows up and I already checked sources.list in /etc/apt/
[14:12] <booksbuggy> shadesslayer, preference-> keyboard shortcut
[14:12] <shadeslayer> gabbler: yes they do
[14:12] <shadeslayer> only some of them dont
[14:12] <nickrud> shadeslayer, that's a bug subject; exactly what do you want one key that xev sees to do?
[14:12] <h1v3> hatter243: as i said, it won't work. i reinstalled it more than ten times.
[14:12] <ubuntu234> I am using a livecd right now to connect to the internet
[14:12] <booksbuggy> if you are trying to configure the keyboard shortcut keys
[14:12] <booksbuggy> but i am telling you there are none for wireless
[14:13] <Veratyr9> having problems with ati's "restricted" driver. 9800xt, get the error (EE) fglrx(0): firegl_SetSuspendResumeState FAILED -9. if anybody has ideas
[14:13] <nickrud> shadeslayer, s/bug/big/
[14:13] <hatter243> h1v3, sorry, working and troubleshooting... sometimes I miss things
[14:13] <shadeslayer> ??
[14:13] <shadeslayer> k
[14:13] <nickrud> shadeslayer, that's a typo correction
[14:13] <h1v3> hatter243: np :)
[14:13] <shadeslayer> oh didnt read the above sentence
[14:13] <shadeslayer> *ok
[14:13] <booksbuggy> shadesslayer, there aren't any shortcut for the wireless parts
[14:14] <booksbuggy> shadesslayer, as far as my old computer shows me :P
[14:14] <shadeslayer> i want fn+F3 to be mapped to display the battery meter
[14:14] <shadeslayer> and the wireless finder button to display available networks
[14:14] <nickrud> shadeslayer, do you know the command for a battery meter? Or are you talking about the hardware one?
[14:14] <ubuntu234> why is xubuntu being lame
[14:14] <booksbuggy> shadesslayer, then go to the panel and do add items :P
[14:15] <niku> does anyone know if the /etc/network/interfaces' "up" command eg "up flush-mail" for a given interface needs to be located in a given directory like /etc/network/if-up.d ?
[14:15] <shadeslayer> command no
[14:15] <ubuntu234> :(
[14:15] <nickrud> shadeslayer, ah. I'd bet those are apps in windows -- I'm not sure that there are exact equivs in ubuntu.
[14:15] <booksbuggy> shadeslayer, there is one for battery monitor
[14:15] <shadeslayer> nickrud: hmm
[14:15] <booksbuggy> and a connection showing thingy
[14:15] <shadeslayer> booksbuggy: which is
[14:15] <booksbuggy> well only to panel
[14:15] <nickrud> shadeslayer, if booksbuggy has apps, you can .... not panel apps :)
[14:15] <hatter243> h1v3, try something like in /boot/grub/menu.lsg adding the line "vga=769" that should be the lowest resolution setting in there I believe
[14:16] <hatter243> h1v3, if it boots all the way through, we have a hint at the problem
[14:16] <i_siddhartha_i> register login123 snpmath@rediffmail.com
[14:16] <booksbuggy> nickrud, shadeslayer, well i use panels a lot
[14:16] <shadeslayer> :)
[14:16] <booksbuggy> and some of the little apps shows battery and connection
[14:16] <Sega_Dude> Hey guys can you help me get my Atheros AR5007 802.11b/g WiFi Adapter to work?
[14:16] <shadeslayer> so no way to map it
[14:16] <booksbuggy> but no shortcut keys
[14:16] <booksbuggy> well at least i haven't found any
[14:17] <booksbuggy> nickrud, shadeslayer, this computer can only do wired connection XD
[14:17] <nickrud> shadeslayer, anyway, if you identify some you can go to  /apps/metacity/keybindings and keybindings_commands and associate apps to those. Use 0x000 as keybindings
[14:17] <shadeslayer> ??
[14:17] <Sega_Dude> your kidding?
[14:17] <shadeslayer> newbie
[14:17] <ruben23> hi
[14:17] <Sega_Dude> yo
[14:17] <nickrud> shadeslayer, where 0x0e3 might be an output from xev
[14:18] <Veratyr9> Sega_Dude: i know its possible, but i ended up getting a broadcom setup, that atheros was a pain to deal with
[14:18] <booksbuggy> well have only used this system for 1 year
[14:18] <nickrud> shadeslayer, type  alt-f2  gconf-editor
[14:18]  * Bitfish is away: muh
[14:18] <Sega_Dude> so... your say I have to get a new wireless card.
[14:18] <ruben23> hi i burn an ubuntu server os...cant bootup on a vmware server...
[14:18] <Veratyr9> Sega_Dude: no, i'm just saying be prepared to do a lot of reading and config
[14:19] <shadeslayer> kubuntu
[14:19] <ruben23> it just say isolinux..
[14:19] <fw1> do i need to do a dist-upgrade to upgrade from 8.04.1 to 8.04.2 ?
[14:19] <nickrud> shadeslayer, that opens a tool you can manipulate a lot of settings. Oh. Kubuntu. I have no clue
[14:19] <Veratyr9> Sega_Dude: i never got it to work, but ther are people that did with ndiswrapper
[14:19] <shadeslayer> i am in console right now
[14:19] <h1v3> hatter243: what if i add not vga=, wouldn't that default to a resolution that is low enough?
[14:19] <moepman> everytime i close the lid of my laptop, the screen goes dark and will not return to a working state, no matter what i try
[14:19] <nickrud> shadeslayer, but the idea is the same, #kubuntu can give you the right tool names to assign actions to keys
[14:19] <shadeslayer> no one responds there
[14:19] <booksbuggy> shadeslayer, alt+ F2 is suppose to open run
[14:19] <fosco_> fw1: yes, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && lsb_release -a
[14:19] <Sega_Dude> ok then
[14:19] <shadeslayer> i think they all died
[14:19] <shadeslayer> lol
[14:19] <maboughey> hi, can anyone tell me how to get ubuntu to display on a 32" tft-tv screen with a nvidia graphics card?
[14:20] <i_siddhartha_i> ubuntu 8.10 bluetooth is not working
[14:20] <shadeslayer> maboughey: tried Fn+F8??
[14:20] <maboughey> hold on ill try
[14:20] <hatter243> h1v3, I don't know
[14:20] <Veratyr9> Sega_Dude: great help aren't i? lol i'm not a linux expert, i'm waiting in line here.  i saw atheros in the chat and cringed remembering that nightmare.  but if you google it you'll find people that have done it
[14:20] <shadeslayer> maboughey: whats the laptop OEM
[14:20] <nickrud> shadeslayer, the basic idea is to assign the value provided by xev to an action; when you press the key the action will happen. Find the tool, shadeslayer  ;)
[14:20] <booksbuggy> shadeslayer, alt+ F2 gksudo gedit gconf-editor
[14:20] <booksbuggy> maybe that will show as the text document
[14:20] <shadeslayer> booksbuggy: Kubuntu
[14:21] <maboughey> shadeslayer - its not a latop
[14:21] <maboughey> laptop*
[14:21] <Sega_Dude> Compaq
[14:21] <shadeslayer> then??
[14:21] <booksbuggy> >.<
[14:21] <booksbuggy> nevermind
[14:21] <nickrud> booksbuggy, not a chance :(
[14:21] <shadeslayer> hehe
[14:21] <booksbuggy> i am using gnome :P
[14:21] <booksbuggy> and this 256 ram computer is lagging XD
[14:21] <i_siddhartha_i> how can i change boot menu screen and boot loader screen in ubuntu 8.10 ?
[14:21] <shadeslayer> maboughey: theres a key you have to press to switch between displays
[14:21] <moepman> everytime i close the lid of my laptop, the screen goes dark and will not return to a working state, no matter what i try
[14:22] <h1v3> nickrud: is there any expert-help ubuntu channel?
[14:22] <nickrud> Veratyr9, there is no line; just ask regularly and someone will step up, unless you're very unlucky
[14:22] <shadeslayer> on the keyboard itself
[14:22] <Sega_Dude> moepman: me too
[14:22] <booksbuggy> i_siddhartha_i, install start-up manager
[14:22] <__doc__> hi. 3dconnexion produces a 6 axis device with 6 absolute axes. Why is this mapped by interpid hotplug to a 2axes window relative mouse emulation?
[14:22] <nickrud> h1v3, this is it. Experts in various things come through here. Not all are available at all times
[14:22] <hateball> !usplash | i_siddhartha_i
[14:22] <moepman> Sega_Dude, there shall be a solution, although i cant find one
[14:22] <nickrud> h1v3, what's your problem exactly, I've only seen a bit since I saw Myrtti talking to you
[14:22] <booksbuggy> well that works too
[14:23] <nickrud> I think it was you
[14:23] <stones> I want some cool thing to apt-get to a webserver, apache2
[14:23] <maboughey> shadslayer: i got it working through the nvidia settings but it defaults back to the 17" screen on reboot also the top and bottom bars are not on the screen
[14:23] <Veratyr9> Looking for help with ATI drivers.  have a 9800xt, after installing the drivers i get an error upon restarting.  anybody have experience with this?
[14:23] <nickrud> stones, drupal5
[14:23] <ubuntu234> I fixed my problem :D
[14:23] <shadeslayer> maboughey: well then set the external display as the default monitor
[14:23] <ubuntu234> I can do it through aptitude
[14:23] <shadeslayer> no idea how that is done
[14:23] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: what did you do?
[14:24] <h1v3> nickrud: i don't doubt there are experts here, i meant it differently: this channel has too much noise, that's all
[14:24] <maboughey> shadeslayer: how do i do that?
[14:24] <nickrud> Veratyr9, there's a variety of problems; some detail would help people decide if they know about your particular problem
[14:24] <khuraam> hi every one
[14:24] <nickrud> h1v3, ah, now that is often true
[14:24] <Veratyr9> nickrud: (EE) fglrx(0): firegl_SetSuspendResumeState FAILED -9.
[14:24] <khuraam> i need some help
[14:24] <PodMan99a1> hey all having a problem with my sources.list file in feisty?... says 404 not found when i do apt-get update ??
[14:24] <shadeslayer> maboughey: eh dont know
[14:24] <khuraam> can some one guide me
[14:24] <khuraam> i am soo thankfull if any one guide me
[14:25] <Circlefusion> khuraam: it's best to just ask your question instead of asking if anyone can help
[14:25] <stones> Any webstat, or server viewing thing? Or like a cPanel lookalike?
[14:25] <ubuntu234> to download only the .deb files seems to only work with aptitude even if they are already installed which does not seem to work with apt-get I did "aptitude -d install" Circlefusion
[14:25] <moepman> everytime i close the lid of my laptop, the screen goes dark and will not return to a working state, no matter what i try
[14:25] <quibbler> !ask | khuraam
[14:25] <Circlefusion> ubuntu234: that's so odd. Well good to know.
[14:25] <khuraam> i want to make my web hosting server of cpanel
[14:25] <Sega_Dude> I also need help installig my nvida drivers
[14:25] <i_siddhartha_i> ok
[14:26] <h1v3> moepman: try to restart it
[14:26] <khuraam> server installation
[14:26] <gabbler> sega_dude, have you tried the restricted drivers or even envy?
[14:26] <moepman> h1v3, that is no solution
[14:26] <chill> anybody knows where hcid went in 8.10? or what replaced it
[14:26] <nickrud> Veratyr9, do you get this only with compiz enabled?
[14:26] <nickrud> Veratyr9, that is, crashes
[14:27] <Sega_Dude> yes. If I click enable it says download driver for like a second then goes away even if i;m connected to the internet.
[14:27] <Circlefusion> khuraam: so you have ubuntu server and you want to setup WAMP with cpanel? Are you starting from scratch?
[14:27] <Veratyr9> nickrud: compiz? i've never done anything outside the basic realm of ubuntu, it's always worked on other machines flawlessly for me
[14:28] <Circlefusion> khuraam: scratch that.........I meant LAMP :-)
[14:28] <moepman> everytime i close the lid of my laptop, the screen goes dark and will not return to a working state, no matter what i try
[14:28] <nickrud> Veratyr9, usually compiz (wobbly windows, shadows, etc) are enabled whenever you install fglrx. And often it exposes bugs with particular chip sets.
[14:29] <h1v3> moepman: just kidding. :P you may want to take a look at ubuntu menu / system / preferences / screen actions. please return and tell me if this helped you.
[14:29] <Veratyr9> nickrud: you mean visual effects under appearance prefs?
[14:29] <khuraam> its mean for hosting server i need ubanto server cd
[14:29] <nickrud> Veratyr9, yes
[14:29] <Sega_Dude> Atheros AR5007 802.11b/g WiFi Adapter
[14:29] <Travis-42> in my grub boot menu I have both kernel 2.6.27 and kernel 2.6.24 available as boot options.  is this normal?
[14:29] <khuraam> in instalation its ask cpanel
[14:30] <gabbler> sega_dude, have a look at envy then
[14:30] <Veratyr9> nickrud: first thing i did was disable it, still no-go
[14:30] <moepman> h1v3, "on closing th lid" - "ignore" hmmmm
[14:30] <i_siddhartha_i> hello
[14:30] <Sega_Dude> whats envy?
[14:30] <Sega_Dude> yo
[14:30] <w3wsrmn> khuraam: cpanel doesn't support ubuntu, only RHEL and CentOS. And Ubuntu doesn't provide any binaries for it.
[14:30] <gabbler> sega_dude, a app, python i think to install nvidia or ati drivers
[14:30] <Morclye> How can I separate microphone capture and microphone playback in linux?
[14:30] <Sega_Dude> ok i'll try it
[14:31] <nickrud> huh. Looking for reports, I found your forum thread Veratyr9
[14:31] <Sega_Dude> brb just gotta boot in ubuntu
[14:31] <skinofstars1> Sega_dude: you shuoldn't need envy
[14:31] <khuraam> any other script support it hosting
[14:31] <Sega_Dude> y
[14:31] <Morclye> Those adjustments seem to be locked together. Either I hear myself speaking in mic or if I don't hear then it means that mic is not recording at all
[14:31] <Sega_Dude> skinofstars1: Y not?
[14:31] <skinofstars1> nvidia/ati drivers are available from the repos
[14:32] <Sega_Dude> repos? Sorry i'm kinda a noob
[14:32] <skinofstars1> system>administration>hardware drivers
[14:32] <Marfi> when will the release of KDE 4.2 hit the repos, or does anyone know where i can download the new stable release?
[14:32] <Marfi> Sega_Dude, repositories, where you download software from
[14:32] <i_siddhartha_i> ubuntu 8.10 bluetooth not detecting
[14:33] <Sega_Dude> o!!! ok brb gonna boot into ubuntu
[14:33] <khuraam> any other server supporting ubanto
[14:33] <skinofstars1> Marfi: you could pick up kde4.2 from the nightlies, project neon i think it's called
[14:33] <moepman> h1v3, dont know what i should see there, i have set all optiens to "ignore" still the lid goes dark
[14:33] <Circlefusion> khuraam: you can try webmin... http://www.ubuntugeek.com/webmin-installation-and-configuration-in-ubuntu-linux.html
[14:33] <nt_> hi
[14:34] <Marfi> skinofstars1, don't want the nightlies, want the stable one. =)
[14:34] <nt_> who like girls
[14:34] <khuraam> ok
[14:35] <skinofstars1> Marfi: juist guessing, perhaps backports in kubuntu
[14:35] <maboughey> can anyone help me with the top and bottom bars that are displaying half out of the screen?
[14:35] <nt_> my bottom bars is lost
[14:35] <h1v3> moepman: last time when i had this problem i simply disabled (or even uninstalled) the screen saver iirc. but let me try to remember better.
[14:36] <Marfi> skinofstars1, alright, thanks. ill keep looking around, and may just grab the nightly
[14:36] <skinofstars1> nt_: right click on the other panel and click new panel
[14:36] <xlukasx> good morning
[14:36] <Circlefusion> morn
[14:36] <xlukasx> anyone having issues?
[14:36] <nt_> good evening
[14:36] <skinofstars1> maboughey: is your screen adjusted right?
[14:36] <xlukasx> :)
[14:37] <khuraam> http://www.webmin.com/download.html whisch file i download in this web
[14:37] <maboughey> skinofstars1, yes as far as i know, there isn't any settings for the actuall size of the screen, i had xp displaying properly on it
[14:37] <skinofstars1> khuraam: the deb
[14:37] <nickrud> Veratyr9, all I can suggest is filing a bug:  run  ubuntu-bug fglrx-installer  to get a some preliminary info, and attach your xorg.conf and the Xorg.0.log
[14:37] <khuraam> ok
[14:38] <khuraam> after downloading what can i do
[14:38] <skinofstars1> maboughey: you may just need to press your monitors autoadjust again
[14:38] <skinofstars1> khuraam: double click it and the installer should just kick into action
[14:38] <Veratyr9> nickrud: alright i'll do that now. thx
[14:38] <rn0308982> !test
[14:39] <vikasap> Hello All , I have an issue with my wireless adapter ... Can anyone please help me with that ?
[14:39] <dinesh372> h
[14:39] <dinesh372> f
[14:39] <dinesh372> f
[14:39] <dinesh372> f
[14:39] <FloodBot1> dinesh372: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:39] <Ryder51> How do i install metasploit on ubuntu
[14:39] <adante> how do i make nautilus browse network shares?
[14:40] <skinofstars1> vikasap: what type of wireless adapter, usb? integtrated?
[14:40] <vikasap> skinofstars1: integrated
[14:40] <christkdcdd> hello
[14:40] <skinofstars1> laptop?
[14:40] <christkdcdd> yeah
[14:40] <adante> when i click the "network servers" link it says "Couldn't display "network:///". Nautilus cannot handle network: locations
[14:40] <maboughey> skinofstars1, tried that, diddnt work
[14:40] <skinofstars1> adante: need samba
[14:40] <Sega_Dude> hey i;m back got the nvida driver to install
[14:40] <Novagenesis> Mornin...vpnc is suddenly failing on me in my ubuntu box, but not my remote shell account.  I run vpnc with all my settings (which worked as of 7:30am this morning).... and it all connects quietly.  However, I'm never able to ping any of my work computers.  Anyone had troubles like that before?
[14:40] <vikasap> skinofstars1: The problem is that my adapter works very well in windows . But it does not give the same performance (in terms of distance from the access point) in ubuntu
[14:41] <Ryder51> i installed all the dependencies for metasploit but have no idea how to run it
[14:41] <vikasap> skinofstars1: IBM Thinkpad T60P
[14:41] <vince_> Good Morning everybody.  I was wondering if anyone else is having any issues with the new update for ca-certificates-java when you attempt to upgrade it from the package manager.  Any time my system tries it the whole thing freezes up and I have to abort.
[14:41] <Sega_Dude> ok gotta restart brb
[14:41] <skinofstars1> vik..: it may be that the wifi maker doesn't provide open drivers
[14:42] <h1v3> nickrud: here's my problem: after i once apt-get-purged usplash, i can't enable it anymore, whatever i try, as though this purge removed something essential and irrecoverable from the original ubuntu installation. (of course, i'm not absolutely sure the purge is the cause.) i tried everything, it simply won't work: the booting freezes just before showing the nice splash. i even tried splashy (based on different libs): this on
[14:42] <Marfi> and to answer my question, about installing KDE 4.2,  http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2
[14:42] <h1v3> nickrud: here's my problem: after i once apt-get-purged usplash, i can't enable it anymore, whatever i try, as though this purge removed something essential and irrecoverable from the original ubuntu installation. (of course, i'm not absolutely sure the purge is the cause.) i tried everything, it simply won't work: the booting freezes just before showing the nice splash.
[14:42] <vikasap> skinofstars1: Thats right , I figured that my system is now using restricted drivers
[14:42] <vikasap> skinofstars1: Can I have a replacement ?
[14:42] <h1v3> nickrud: i even tried splashy (based on different libs): this one freezes only *after* showing the nice splash image. which makes me think the problem is lower-level, like driver-related. what do you think?
[14:42] <adante> skinofstars1: i have samba installed is there a specific package i need for client or what are you referring to?
[14:42] <skinofstars1> vik..: probably not
[14:42] <h1v3> nickrud: sorry if you got it twice, i thought the first message might be too long to reach you
[14:43] <eidolon> Hi folk s- i aptitude-installed java-6-sun, then ran update-alternatives, but i still donm't see the JRE as a plugin in Firefox.  The update-alternatives said "no alternative for libjavaplugin', but it's certainly there.  is this a known bug?
[14:43] <vikasap> skinofstars1: Any other solutions ?
[14:43] <skinofstars1> adante: read this page http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid
[14:43] <gabbler> eidolon, did you install the jre-plugin?
[14:44] <skinofstars1> vik..: get hold of new hardware, ralink provide open drivers for all their wifi chipsets
[14:44] <eidolon> it was part of hte java-6-sun JRE afaik.  i see it in /usr/lib/java
[14:44] <eidolon> is it a seperate package?
[14:44] <gabbler> eidolon, yes seperate
[14:44] <skinofstars1> vik,,: sorry, but that's the best i can think of
[14:44] <adante> skinofstars1: wow that is a large document can you narrow it down somewhat?
[14:44]  * eidolon searches
[14:44] <vikasap> skinofstars1: New hardware :-O ... I probably cant do that
[14:44] <eidolon> sun-java6-plugin
[14:45] <eidolon> installing
[14:45] <skinofstars1> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#Networking
[14:45] <fevel> where can I alter keyboard shortcuts?
[14:45] <eidolon> gabbler, you win.  thank you.
[14:45] <skinofstars1> vikasap: i understand. it's the problem we have with broadcom chipsets
[14:46] <vikasap> Can I just try some default driver and hope that it works ?
[14:46] <Sega_Dude> ok got my nvidia installed! Now for the wireless card...
[14:47] <quibbler> fevel, configuration editor apps>metacity>keybindings
[14:47] <dayo> does anyone know any good tutorials for installing powerdns with LDAP as backend?
[14:47] <skinofstars1> vik: the restricted drivers that autmatically come with ubuntu are the best you can get really
[14:47] <fevel> quibbler: youre the man my friend
[14:48] <quibbler> fevel, :)
[14:48] <vikasap> skinofstars1: Well it works , but just falls short of my room which is about 10 meters from access point ... :-P
[14:48] <skinofstars1> vik..: ahh, that's not so good
[14:48] <vikasap> skinofstars1: I should probably move the access point ... But its a pain and will create a lot of mess ... :-P
[14:49] <skinofstars1> vik: you could look at some kinda diy signal boost. i believe there is something you can do with baked beans cans :)
[14:49] <vikasap> :-D
[14:50] <Circlefusion> I'
[14:50] <Circlefusion> I've seen some interesting extenders using a converted wok
[14:50] <Ryder51> howd i install metasploit? i installed all the dependicies [sorry dont know how to spell that] but i dont know how to start it?
[14:50] <aclonedsheep> Apparently Ubuntu/Grub won't work w/o my external drive plugged in -- how might I fix this?
[14:50] <skinofstars1> yeah, i saw a good one using a deep fat frying cage
[14:51] <doink1212> is there a script or terminal command for starting up a program on a specific desktop?
[14:52] <Sega_Dude> Whats with the whole restricted driver thing anyways?
[14:52] <doctorow> I'm setting up a new Ubuntu machine and I want to install all the packages present on my old machine. Is there a way to get apt to tell me what's installed and output it in a neat list that I can use to reinstall on the nex box?
[14:52] <deww> Sega_Dude: drivers that are not opened sourced usually
[14:52] <i_siddhartha_i> hi
[14:52] <ezerhoden> doctorow: dpkg --get-selections
[14:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Sega_Dude if the source code is not available they are not open source and are restricted
[14:52] <Sega_Dude> oh ok
[14:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone
[14:53] <skinofstars1> Seag-dude: not all hardware makers release open drivers
[14:53] <doink1212>  is there a script or terminal command for starting up a program on a specific desktop? I want to have programs startup to a specific desktop went i log on
[14:54] <Serge6> hey
[14:54] <skinofstars1> Ryder51, look at this live distro http://www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack.html
[14:54] <doctorow> THanks, Ubotu!
[14:55] <Circlefusion> doink1212:  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-903196.html
[14:56] <khuraam> webmin is not installig
[14:56] <khuraam> what can i doo
[14:56] <Circlefusion> khuraam: why isn't it installing? What problem are you having?
[14:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin
[14:56] <Circlefusion> ah
[14:56] <Circlefusion> ebox
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> ebox has not been working much better lately and I dont know what else you can/should use
[14:57] <gribouille>    hi
[14:57] <nickrud> h1v3, I was away for a bit; and I don't know much about usplash either ;)
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Morning nickrud
[14:57] <nickrud> Morning Jack_Sparrow
[14:57] <h1v3> !ebox
[14:57] <Circlefusion> khuraam: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox
[14:57] <Circlefusion> heh
[14:58] <gribouille> how can I run hardy and intrepid simultaneously on my computer ?
[14:58] <Circlefusion> :-o
[14:58] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille Put one in a vbox
[14:59] <gordonjcp> gribouille: What exactly are you trying to do?
[14:59] <jsnikeris> Hi all.  I just restarted my computer after an update and after logging in, was immediately logged out.  The window manager noticed that I was logged in for such a short amount of time, so it displayed ~/.xession-errors for me.  Nothing looked suspicious in the file; however, I can paste it here if requested.  I'm logged into failsafe Gnome right now, and am trying to figure out what is going wrong.  Can anyone point me in the right direction of where to st
[14:59] <gregor> hi https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/KDE is linking to http://bugs.kde.org/ and not to httpS://bugs.kde.org/ please fix that.
[14:59] <Novagenesis> anyone around with significant vpnc experience?  It just suddenly stopped working on me
[14:59] <gribouille> gordonjcp, I want to be able to run intrpid on hardy
[14:59] <gordonjcp> gribouille: that doesn't make a lot of sense
[14:59] <gribouille> gordonjcp, why not ?
[15:00] <MaximLevitsky> is it possible to make skype record from pulseaudio?
[15:00] <khuraam> ok
[15:00] <khuraam> i am trying to install eby
[15:00] <ezerhoden> jsnikeris: post a link
[15:00] <maboughey> can anyone tell me how to shrink the dispay area so i can see the whole desktop?
[15:00] <gordonjcp> gribouille: I don't know, I just have a hard time understanding what you just said
[15:00] <Circlefusion> gribouille: what is the purpose of trying to run intrepid on hardy? For testing?
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille You  can run it in a vbox etc   but you wont have the efects and 3d stuff and I too dont know why you  would want to run them at the same ime
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !res > maboughey
[15:00] <khuraam> how can i end task running application
[15:01] <h1v3> jsnikeris: try to "switch user" and login on the new screen and see what happens
[15:01] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: to '~/.xsession-errors' ?
[15:01] <c0p3rn1c> I'm going to give a presentation on "The Rise Of The Linux Desktop PC", do you know any hard facts to back up this claim? Maybe some nice graphs ?
[15:01] <Circlefusion> khuraam: htop... f3 to search... f9 to kill
[15:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !skype
[15:01] <Circlefusion> khuraam: apt-get install htop (if needed)
[15:01] <ezerhoden> jsnikeris: post the logfile and give us the link
[15:02] <gribouille> Circlefusion, Jack_Sparrow : I'm developping an app that is going to be run on a server under hardy. In the same time, I don't want to be stuck with hardy
[15:02] <maboughey> !res
[15:02] <i_siddhartha_i> how can i install google chrome in ubuntu 8.10 ?
[15:02] <hajar> hi guys .. I have a big problem , the built-in hard disk occurs in the disktop as an external one.. what can I do?
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> c0p3rn1c Please ask in offtopic, this is  not the place for your type of question/discussion
[15:02] <jsnikeris> h1v3: I will try that as soon as I post .xsession-errors
[15:02] <aljosa> where can i find kubuntu-experimental key/gpg for apt?
[15:02] <Circlefusion> gribouille: Then as long as the app doesn't require 3D capability, you should be ok with running intrepid in a virtualbox
[15:02] <h1v3> gribouille: virtualbox is what you need
[15:03] <gribouille> Circlefusion, you mean hardy ?
[15:03] <Circlefusion> gribouille: you said you wanted to run intrepid inside of hardy, right?
[15:03] <savid> Hi, I have an apple laptop (MacBook) w/ ubuntu installed.  It doesn't have a numlock key, but is acting as if numlock is on (ie,  keys u,i,o type 4,5,6).  No other letter keys will work either.   How do I fix this?
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille Understood and yes, use virtualbox-ose
[15:03] <maboughey> Jack_Sparrow, that diddnt work
[15:03] <ezerhoden> jsnikeris: have you previously installed ati or nvidia driver manually
[15:04] <gribouille> Circlefusion, yes, but it is the opposite in fact ;-)
[15:04] <hajar> hi guys .. I have a big problem , the built-in hard disk occurs in the disktop as an external one.. what can I do?
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> maboughey You will need to come up with the best question possible on what hardware you have and what all you have done to try and get it going
[15:04] <Reave> I just recieved a new version of the kernel today and need to download all the source for it to get vmware server to work with it - how do I do that?
[15:04] <gribouille> Jack_Sparrow, is it hard to set up ?
[15:04] <i_siddhartha_i> aptoncd crases n ubuntu 8.10
[15:04] <skinofstars1> hajar: do you know where it is mounted? anything mounted under /media shows up as external
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille not too bad, do you need usb support in vbox?
[15:05] <gribouille> Jack_Sparrow, no
[15:05] <h1v3> gribouille: not sure about virtualbox-ose, but the virtualbox that you can download from the official page is quite straightforward
[15:05] <maboughey> Jack_Sparrow, i have a nvidia card, connected by dvi to a 32"tft tv, the screen area is larger than what the tv is displaying.
[15:05] <i_siddhartha_i> ok
[15:05] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille You will need plenty of free space on your / partition
[15:05] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: http://joe.snikeris.com/.xsession-errors
[15:05] <khuraam> webmin pakege is stop
[15:05] <maboughey> all im seeing is just under half of the top and bottom bar
[15:06] <khuraam> now closeing what can i do
[15:06] <gribouille> Jack_Sparrow, what is the difference between virtualbox-ose and virtualbox ?
[15:06] <khuraam> i dont fine which one i kill
[15:06] <skinofstars1> OpenSourceEdition
[15:06] <Jack_Sparrow> maboughey Please address it to the room and include what all you have tried and done so far with drivers, note if it ever worked for you and what has happened since it did work
[15:06] <MaximLevitsky> gribouille, less features in OSE editon
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille I think one installs the other, there is only one in our repos
[15:07] <Circlefusion> khuraam: it seems as if webmin was never installed. So I would not worry about killing anything and continue with installing ebox
[15:07] <maboughey> I have a nvidia card, connected by dvi to a 32"tft tv, the screen area is larger than what the tv is displaying. i see just under half the top and bottom bars. I have the nvidia display drivers installed
[15:08] <khuraam> i try to install but its saying any appliction is installing
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille I needed usb support so I got the one from the vbox site and the guest additions iso too
[15:08] <h1v3> maboughey: run "nvidia-settings" in a console, go to "X Server Display Configuration", enable "Advanced" and make sure "Panning" shows the same value as "Resolution". please tell me if it worked.
[15:08] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: I have the proprietary nvidia driver installed; however, I installed it through ubuntu, not manually
[15:08] <ezerhoden> jsnikeris: that file gives nothing useful, what about /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[15:09] <i_siddhartha_i> when i try to create AptOnCD , it crashes at 40-50%
[15:09] <osama> hi, i'm looking for the dbus-send command to activate the Negative plugin in compiz, I want to activate at 00:00 and deactivate at 05:00 via crontab....
[15:09] <hajar> skinofstars1 : where I can found it?
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> osama /join #compiz
[15:10] <gregor> hi https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Upstream/KDE is linking to http://bugs.kde.org/ and not to httpS://bugs.kde.org/ please fix that.
[15:10] <Blaise> Hi guys, after a recent graphics driver update (ati 8.12) my computer boots in the wrong resolution and won't save changes, strangely my desktop displays only in the corner of my monitor, as opposed to it stretching to full screen, is there a reason for
[15:10] <skinofstars1> hajar: i'm guessing it comes up on your desktop when mounted. right click>properties>volume
[15:10] <Blaise> ...this
[15:10] <khuraam> will u tell me what can i doo
[15:11] <khuraam> plz
[15:11] <hajar> <skinofstars1 : it is unknown
[15:11] <h1v3> gregor: i think it's because "S" is a typo (capitalization matters)
[15:11] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: http://joe.snikeris.com/Xorg.0.log
[15:11] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: I'm going to try switching users like h1v3 suggested
[15:11] <rdw200169> gregor, it's a wiki; you *can* just change that yourself
[15:11] <jpds> gregor: Done.
[15:12] <gregor> jpds, thanks.
[15:12] <hajar> skinofstars1 : it happen when I try to solve the card reader problem
[15:12] <skinofstars1> hajar, so it doesn't appear on your desktop when mounted?
[15:12] <jsnikeris> h1v3: I don't have any other users to switch to, so I'd have to logout.  Should I?
[15:12] <skinofstars1> what did you do?
[15:12] <hajar> no
[15:13] <skinofstars1> hajar. how did you solve your card reader problem?
[15:13] <ezerhoden> jsnikeris: i see nothing
[15:13] <maboughey> h1v3, is the same, but still no luck:(
[15:13] <i_siddhartha_i> any html editor in ubuntu?
[15:14] <gribouille> do I have to install an OS in virtualbox to be able to use it ?
[15:14] <jsnikeris> ezerhoden: What do you suggest I do from here?
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille yes
[15:14] <sarmisak> i_siddhartha_i: geany, quanta plus, etc.
[15:14] <doctorow> I've used dkpg --set-selections to import a bunch of selections into apt, but I made a mistake and want to start over. How do I erase the selections?
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille fyi there is /join #vbox
[15:14] <Joelito> anyone just got ubuntu updates and get errors?
[15:14] <skinofstars1> i_sidd: lots, bluefish, quanta, amaya, kompozer, but good old gedit works fine
[15:14] <hajar>  I try what it is written here but after a while it does not allowed me to complete and prohibit me .https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-panel/+question/6262
[15:14] <sarmisak> gribouille: why install a virtualbox then?
[15:14] <jsnikeris> joelito: I'm immediately logged out after logging in
[15:15] <i_siddhartha_i> quantaplus is for kde, for gnome?
[15:15] <khuraam> webmin not closing
[15:15] <h1v3> gribouille: virtualbox is like another computer inside your ubuntu. so you have to add a virtual hard disk to it (a very simple wizard) and partition it and then install ubuntu. i guess this makes everything clear.
[15:15] <skinofstars1> quanta is kde/qt
[15:15] <hatter243> jsnikeris, do you have a shell? A valid one?
[15:15] <jsnikeris> hatter243: yes
[15:15] <Joelito> jsnikeris: I think it was from kernel-restricted headers update
[15:15] <jsnikeris> joelito: are you having the same issue?
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> sarmisak because he wants to run two os concurrently
[15:16] <dayzman> hi
[15:16] <Joelito> jsnikeris: well...update manager stills there
[15:16] <dayzman> how do i check which version of ubuntu i'm using
[15:16] <i_siddhartha_i> thankyou sarmisak and <skinofstars1>
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> gribouille http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads                   also  has a guide page
[15:16] <Slart> dayzman: open a terminal, run "lsb_release -a"
[15:16] <sarmisak> Jack_Sparrow: the question was 'do I have to install an OS in virtualbox to be able to use it ?' ;)
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> dayzman lsb_release -a
[15:17] <doctorow> I've used dkpg --set-selections to import a bunch of selections into apt, but I made a mistake and want to start over. How do I erase the selections?
[15:17] <dayzman> thanks a lot
[15:17] <Slart> dayzman: or do the same and run "uname -a" to see what kernel you're running
[15:17] <sarmisak> i_siddhartha_i: no problem.
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> sarmisak Annd I answered yet
[15:17] <hajar> dayzman : write this  lsb_release -a in terminal
[15:17] <jsnikeris> joelito: I don't understand what you mean
[15:17] <skinofstars1> hajar: I suggest you throw this back to the room
[15:17] <h1v3> dayzman: lsb_release -a
[15:17] <sarmisak> Jack_Sparrow: nevermind, I'm off frequency I believe.
[15:17] <dayzman> h1v3:  thanks
[15:17] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[15:18] <maboughey> h1v3, they are both the same, but still no luck:(
[15:18] <hajar> skinofstars1 :how? sorry
[15:18] <Circlefusion> khuraam: try /etc/init.d/webmin stop
[15:19] <h1v3> maboughey: then play some more with the resolution in that same window
[15:19] <X-Bacon> whats the last version?
[15:20] <maboughey> h1v3, trying that. doing an update at the mo, hopefully it will fix it
[15:20] <skinofstars1> hajar said (I'm stumped): hi guys .. I have a big problem , the built-in hard disk occurs in the disktop as an external one.. what can I do?
[15:20] <jsnikeris> I just restarted my computer after an update and after logging in, was immediately logged out.  The window manager noticed that I was logged in for such a short amount of time, so it displayed ~/.xession-errors for me.  I'm logged into failsafe Gnome right now, and am trying to figure out what is going wrong.  Can anyone point me in the right direction of where to start looking?
[15:20] <X-Bacon> =D
[15:21] <manasses> hi to all
[15:21] <X-Bacon> hi;
[15:21] <Circlefusion> X-Bacon: of ubuntu?
[15:21] <i_siddhartha_i> bluetooth is not detected in ubuntu 8.10
[15:21] <X-Bacon> yep
[15:21] <manasses> i have a question
[15:21] <manasses> i just intall ubuntu in my laptop
[15:21] <hatter243> !ask | manasses
[15:22] <catmando> hey so when did the gnome workspace switcher stop allowing you to drag windows in the mini-preview from one workspace to another?
[15:22] <gribouille> does intrepid include kde 3 ?
[15:22] <h1v3> jsnikeris: go to /etc/X11/xorg.conf and modify driver to "vesa"
[15:22] <Circlefusion> X-Bacon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu
[15:22] <step21> jsnikeris: full disk maybe?
[15:22] <h1v3> jsnikeris: what video card?
[15:23] <jsnikeris> step21: I'm at 3%
[15:23] <hatter243> gribouille, kubuntu features kde version 4
[15:23] <manasses> and the wireless is being detecte but dont work and i dont know what i have to do i update the software che driver and all is okay
[15:23] <step21> jsnikeris: lol ok
[15:23] <manasses> the car is a integrate card atheros ar 5007 802.11b in a hp laptop
[15:24] <Novagenesis> so hey..anyone here know much about vpnc?  It stopped working on my local box on a reboot at 8 this morning, and hasn't started since...the connection seems to work, the tun0 interface appears, and i can't ping anything but 127.0.0.1 while it's running
[15:24] <jsnikeris> h1v3: Asus 9600 GT
[15:24] <jsnikeris> h1v3: it's a nvidia chipset
[15:25] <h1v3> jsnikeris: then reinstall the video driver
[15:25] <Circlefusion> jsnikeris: run dmesg from terminal to view the  boot log
[15:25] <HECTORcam>  hola
[15:26] <Circlefusion> HECTORcam: konnichiwa
[15:26] <manasses> do anyone know how to fix that problem
[15:26] <REVERSE> helo
[15:27] <REVERSE> does anyone know please hw to install ubuntu on my 2nd harddrive
[15:27] <Circlefusion> manasses: is this intrepid 8.10?
[15:27] <Circlefusion> REVERSE: simple would be to use the install CD again and when prompted, select  your second drive
[15:28] <hatter243> REVERSE, boot from Ubuntu CD, select install, choose second drive as the install point
[15:28] <jsnikeris> h1v3: I just deactivated the proprietary nvidia drivers.  I'm going to reboot
[15:28] <manasses> yeah
[15:28] <filthpig> hi, a friend of mine is trying to upgrade from hardy to intrepid (hardy was installed back in september and hasn't been on the net after that), and under System - admin. - software sources - updates, he doesn't have the "Release upgrade"-option there. Any ideas what he has to do to get that option there?
[15:29] <hatter243> filthpig, from a console "sudo update-manager -d"
[15:29] <REVERSE> but my concern is though one hdd 1 i have windows xp and if i install ubuntu on my 2nd hdd when the grub wants to install should i allow it.. say if i want to format my 1st harddrive will that effect my ubuntu install or if i want to change ubuntu for something else will that effect it.. if that makes sense
[15:29] <HorizonXP> what software can i install to convert xvid to DVD?
[15:29] <Circlefusion> manasses: I found this... http://unsharptech.com/2008/10/31/atheros-wireless-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex/
[15:29] <vince_> Good Morning everybody.  I was wondering if anyone else is having any issues with the new update for ca-certificates-java when you attempt to upgrade it from the package manager.  Any time my system tries it the whole thing freezes up and I have to abort.
[15:29] <khuraam> i restarted my pc
[15:30] <manasses> thanks goint to check thanks
[15:30] <Veratyr9> nickrud you still here?
[15:30] <hatter243> REVERSE, if XP is already installed and you install ubuntu onto a second harddrive you should let grub install. It will automatically be configured to allow botting xp as well
[15:32] <ezerhoden> catmando: with what version was this possible? i am missing this coming from xfce
[15:33] <ezerhoden> catmando: could it be some ill effect of compiz ?
[15:33] <Slart> vince_: nope.. no such problems here
[15:33] <khuraam> how can i install webmin
[15:33] <REVERSE> hatter243:  does grub install on the second harddrive... so i could format my windows partition and my ubuntu would still boot or install windows 7 and it wouldn`t affect the second hard drive// sorry for the weird questions..i did have xp and ubuntu dual booting on one partition, and my xp crashed and i lost them both, thats why i have purchased a new hard drive.. and if either one would crash wouldn`t affect the other one an
[15:33] <REVERSE> d it could still boot or format it  thank you for your help
[15:35] <scunizi> REVERSE, if you're worried about that then after install make sure grub is installed on both harddrives.. that way if the windows drive dies just change to the other driver in bios as the primary boot device.
[15:35] <catmando> ezerhoden, i use it in CentOS all the time
[15:35] <HorizonXP> what software can i install to convert xvid to DVD?
[15:35] <cwillu> !webmin | khuraam
[15:35] <hatter243> REVERSE, grub installs on the second partition (in this case) in the /boot/grub/ folder. Should you reformat XP you might have to reconfigure /boot/grub/menu.lst but I think you won't have to. Also, should you lose the XP harddrive entirely you won't lose grub or ubuntu because the second harddrive is the one that is flagged as the boot harddrive
[15:35] <shri> on ubuntu 8.10. i am seeing firefox issues with gmail
[15:35] <catmando> ezerhoden, although TBH I don't know what version of gnome that is off the top of my head
[15:35] <shri> has anyone seen this before
[15:35] <letalis> im attempting to strip the first 15 characters out of lines of a text file so that i can use sot and uniq to sort and remove the redundant lines for output. any ideas?
[15:35] <Slart> HorizonXP: try Devede
[15:35] <catmando> ezerhoden, no compiz here
[15:35] <letalis> sort
[15:36] <shri> can you suggest a good browser in ubuntu?
[15:36] <hatter243> letalis, are you thinking of cut?
[15:36] <Slart> !browser
[15:36] <Biophile> How can I find which partition my install is on?
[15:36] <jsnikeris> h1v3: Disabling them through 'System->Administration->Hardware drivers' didn't seem to disable them at all.  How do you suggest I reinstall the drivers?
[15:36] <Slart> shri: firefox is one of the more popular ones
[15:36] <HorizonXP> Slart: Thanks :)
[15:36] <shri> but i am having issues with gmail.com
[15:36] <Slart> letalis: cut might do it
[15:36] <letalis> im trying to basically remove the timestamps from the file(s)
[15:36] <khuraam> ebox url plz
[15:36] <khuraam> and how can i run localhost
[15:36] <Slart> letalis: or sed
[15:36] <skinofstars1> shri: me too
[15:37] <krishmish> nickserv identify 123
[15:37] <Slart> !ebox | khuraam
[15:37] <skinofstars1> shri: opera
[15:37] <shri> i dont know what happens to firefox.i get messages like Error code: ssl_error_access_denied_alert)  and Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request.
[15:37] <hatter243> letalis, if you know that it will always be 15 characters long, cut will do the job
[15:37] <shri> is opera good?
[15:37] <jrgp> shri, opera
[15:37] <jrgp> 's great
[15:37] <letalis> cool ill check it out and see if i can adapt it to my script
[15:37] <skinofstars1> shri: opera's not too shabby at all
[15:37] <Novagenesis> shri it's ok..a lot of people love it
[15:37] <Slart> shri: why not try it.. none of the major browsers are bad
[15:38] <jrgp> except IE
[15:38] <khuraam> why we are use apache server
[15:38] <shri> i am using ubuntu and not kubuntu. will it work?
[15:38] <hajar>  hi guys .. I have a big problem , the built-in hard disk occurs in the dektop as an external one.. what can I do?
[15:38] <shri> i think it needs Opera (Qt, proprietary)
[15:38] <scunizi> shri, you might be able to fix FF by simply renaming /home/shri/.mozilla
[15:38] <Slart> jrgp: I said major.. not "monster we hide in the basement" ;)
[15:38] <j-b-r> Can anyone help me with a strange issue with my 8.10 installation process?
[15:38] <REVERSE> wow techy stuff thank you \(^.^)/  i will go and install ubuntu on my new harddrive.. thought i would ask before i did i tried it lol  thank you
[15:38] <shri> scunzi: why are you saying that?
[15:39] <krishmish> anyone help me to configure netgear wg111 in ubuntu 8.04
[15:39] <Coudy> hi. i'm installing ubuntu over network localy from iso image (http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/10/08/how-to-install-ubuntu-locally-over-the-network/) , but after software selection installation downloading some files from internet, why ?
[15:39] <shri> what do you think is the issue?
[15:39] <krishmish> anyone help me to configure netgear wg111 in ubuntu 8.04?
[15:39] <Slart> !repeat | krishmish
[15:39] <Circlefusion> !patience
[15:39] <Veratyr9> ah i figured it out! i found and fixed a bug that is in the release of 8.10! where do i report it?
[15:39] <Circlefusion> heh
[15:39] <scunizi> shri, if you want to try fixing FF then .mozilla in your home directory can be renamed.. it could be something in there that is creating your issue.. that's one way to find out.
[15:39] <Slart> krishmish: if you don't get an answer you can repeat your question.. but wait at least 5 minutes before repeating..
[15:40] <Novagenesis> ok, this is officially pathetic...i'm downloading vmware player to run vpnc because my real linux box doesn't run it right
[15:40] <cwillu> !launchpad | Veratyr9
[15:40] <cwillu> Veratyr9, bugs.launchpad.net
[15:40] <Veratyr9> cwillu: thx
[15:40] <Novagenesis> anyone here know much about vpnc?  It stopped working on my local box on a reboot at 8 this morning, and hasn't started since...the connection seems to work, the tun0 interface appears, and i can't ping anything but 127.0.0.1 while it's running
[15:40] <vincenzo> aries
[15:41] <khuraam> E: Couldn't find package “^ebox-.*”
[15:41] <khuraam> linux@linux-desktop:~$ apt-cache rdepends ebox | uniq
[15:41] <khuraam> W: Unable to locate package ebox
[15:41] <khuraam> linux@linux-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”
[15:41] <khuraam> Reading package lists... Done
[15:41] <khuraam> Building dependency tree
[15:41] <FloodBot1> khuraam: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:41] <letalis> this looks liek it might do the job, though im not entirely certain i know how to tell it to cut off the first 15 characters of each line
[15:41] <ezerhoden> catmando: notice, it does say click to start dragging 'whatever' but when you drag and release it just switches to that desktop and the app stays where it was
[15:41] <shri> aptitude install opera does not work. it goes through its database and saying 0 packages installed
[15:42] <j-b-r> I'm getting corrupted .deb files during the installation no matter if I use the normal or alternate installer and different CDs.
[15:42] <catmando> ezerhoden, yeah it's definitely a bug
[15:42] <scunizi> j-b-r, did you burn at the slowest speed possible?
[15:42] <j-b-r> No.
[15:42] <Slart> j-b-r: have you used the "check cd" option?
[15:42] <j-b-r> 10x
[15:43] <Marvin1> howdy.... any pointers to info on why ubuntu server 8.10 won't boot... gets stuck on grub.... same box installs wokrstation fine, grub boots just fine... tia
[15:43] <scunizi> j-b-r, reburn at the slowest possible speed and see if that fixes it.
[15:43] <j-b-r> Ok
[15:43] <j-b-r> I'll try that now
[15:43] <j-b-r> I think check cd just hangs at the loading bar
[15:44] <krishmish> anyone help me to configure netgear wg111 in ubuntu 8.04?
[15:45] <Circlefusion> shri: get the deb file here... ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/linux/963/final/en/i386/
[15:45] <dorgan> so i having a bind allow-query issue
[15:45] <Slart> j-b-r: then I think there's something wrong with the cd
[15:45] <khuraam> i am geting error instaling ebox http://repoubuntusoftware.info/dists/feisty/all/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[15:45] <j-b-r> I've tried various physical CDs
[15:45] <bunti> does the new ubuntu kernel 2.6.27-11 have features from 2.6.28?
[15:46] <skinofstars1> shri: alternative is to get opera from the medibuntu repo
[15:46] <Biophile> Whenever I try to boot I get 'grub error 2'
[15:46] <dorgan> basically i have the following allow-query { 192.168.3.0/24; 192.168.20.0/24;};  and have forwarders setup but when i do a dig @localhost google.com i am getting status: REFUSED
[15:46] <Slart> ok, reboot time.. let's see if the new kernel is any fun
[15:46] <j-b-r> Ok, um, it seems to me like 10x is the slowest possible speed my drive can burn at. Is that possible?
[15:47] <scunizi> j-b-r, yes.. you might also have a bad download..
[15:48] <j-b-r> Ugh. So both the normal and alternate installers could have been downloaded badly?
[15:48] <skinofstars1> j-b-r: checksum the iso before you burn it
[15:48] <j-b-r> Maybe I should try another version...
[15:48] <Marvin1> can anyone help re ubuntu 8.10 worksta boots fine while server gets stuck on grub (same box)?
[15:48] <bunti> hello?
[15:48] <bunti> does the new ubuntu kernel 2.6.27-11 have features from 2.6.28?
[15:49] <bunti> backports in it?
[15:49] <skinofstars1> bunti: it would likely just be a bugfix release
[15:49] <cwillu> bunti, backported modules are in a specific backports package
[15:49] <khuraam> which software i install for hosting
[15:49] <cwillu> !info linux-backport-modules
[15:49] <cwillu> bah
[15:49] <j-b-r> I downloaded it via bittorent. Shouldn't that SHA1 it automatically?
[15:49] <cwillu> something like that
[15:49] <lighttitan> what is the command to remove a directory that has files in it?
[15:49] <cwillu> lighttitan, rm -r
[15:50] <lighttitan> thx
[15:50] <cwillu> lighttitan, be careful with it
[15:50] <Slart_> lighttitan: rm -r.. but be careful
[15:50] <skinofstars1> j-b-r: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[15:51] <wcdl> does someone have twinkle??
[15:52] <wcdl> i'm having problems with sound in skype and twinkle does anyone knows how to configure it
[15:53] <cwillu> wcdl, use the 'pulse' inputs and outputs
[15:53] <j-b-r> Ok, my md5 sums are also correct
[15:53] <wcdl> cwillu: on skype or twinkle?
[15:53] <cwillu> wcdl, and you may want to remove the option to control volume from skype in the same panel
[15:54] <Jack_Sparrow> cwillu I hate seeing anyone post that command in here.  Please ask them what folder and give them the full command they want so you dont post just that
[15:54] <cwillu> wcdl, wkype.  Can't account for twinkle
[15:54] <magicsrv> Hey guys! I'm currently installing ubuntu 8.10 alternate and it just freezed on "Configuring language-pack-en-base" any ideas?
[15:55] <khuraam> E: Couldn't find package “^ebox-.*”
[15:55] <j-b-r> Could the machine itself be screwing with the installation process somehow?
[15:55] <magicsrv> I don't know...
[15:56] <j-b-r> Oh, I meant mine. But the answer could effect you too.
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> cwillu FYI that phrase sets off triggers for most of the -ops..  unwanted attention.. :)
[15:56] <magicsrv> What happens if I reset my PC ?
[15:56] <h1v3> magicsrv: is there anything peculiar about your computer that we should know before answering your question?
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> magicsrv Is this a regular install or one inside windows.. wubi   ish
[15:56] <magicsrv> §h1v3§ : it's just a regular PC...
[15:57] <cwillu> Jack_Sparrow, yay, uwanted attention, just what I wanted :p
[15:57] <amondo> h1v3: he was installing ubuntu
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[15:57] <wcdl> cwillu: i put in and out with the pulse option and nothing
[15:57] <magicsrv> §Jack_Sparrow§ : regular
[15:57] <h1v3> amondo: i know, but it matters on what.
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> magicsrv np, just needed to clarify
[15:58] <magicsrv> §h1v3§ : 512MB DDR2, integrated video card, 1.5GHz Athlon CPU
[15:58] <magicsrv> And I've been seeing network activity through my router, btw
[15:59] <h1v3> magicsrv: did you perform a cd check for defects?
[15:59] <magicsrv> §h1v3§ : it's a flashdrive...
[16:00] <learner> hello
[16:00] <scunizi> !hello | learner
[16:00] <magicsrv> should I do the check anyway? I just want to know what will happen to my partitions if I press the reset button
[16:01] <scunizi> magical, have you booted into a live usb stick?
[16:01] <h1v3> magicsrv: try alt + f4 and see what it says
[16:01] <_DEL> !test
[16:01] <magicsrv> nevermind, I did the reset already
[16:01] <shri> howto download opera on ubuntu?
[16:01] <j-b-r> Go to the website
[16:01] <j-b-r> I did it last night. It's easiest that way
[16:01] <dft> heh, I'm having usb flash drive mounting/unmounting issues.
[16:01] <scunizi> shri, go to the medibuntu websiite
[16:02] <dft> I have a usb key that mounts as /media/KINGSTON
[16:02] <learner> i want to install any localhot application
[16:02] <dft> I unmounted it the other day, yet nautilus still shows it as mouned
[16:02] <dft> mounted
[16:02] <scunizi> !enter | dft
[16:02] <cq> hellol, I have a weird problem... I have JAVA_HOME set correctly in my shell, but after invoking a /bin/sh script that variable is empty... any ideas?
[16:02] <dft> scunizi: I'm describing a situation
[16:02] <h1v3> magicsrv: why don't you just use ctrl + alt + del?
[16:03] <h1v3> magicsrv: and did you try alt + f4 to see what the problem was?
[16:03] <scunizi> dft, doesn't matter.. if you use enter a lot nobody will be able to follow you..
[16:03] <dft> fine, point taken
[16:03] <dft> I've been around irc enough I understand
[16:03] <h1v3> cq: how are you invoking the script? are you sourcing it?
[16:04] <scunizi> dft, as for the mount problem does it show the usb stick as an icon that looks like it has a line on the front face of it?
[16:04] <cq> h1v3: just with ./script
[16:04] <dft> how do I fix /sbin/umount.hal: /media/KINGSTON is not recognized by hal
[16:04] <cq> cd
[16:04] <Mood> wow. big update for ubuntu... 11, all kernel related. wow
[16:04] <dft> scunizi: no
[16:05] <j-b-r> Why are my installation files corrupt?
[16:05] <h1v3> dft: curious. try #bash.
[16:05] <scunizi> dft, and it does't matter where on the pc the usb is plugged in?
[16:05] <dft> scunizi: exactly
[16:06] <scunizi> dft, have you tried manually mounting and unmounting it?
[16:06] <j-b-r> I'm doing everything right. My hashes and sums are correct, my drive burned at the slowest speed, and I tried multiple versions and discs.
[16:06] <sipior> j-b-r: have you tried another drive?
[16:06] <dft> scunizi: not today, brb
[16:07] <j-b-r> Ugh. No,
[16:07] <j-b-r> I don't really have that ability
[16:07] <ezerhoden> what is the key or combination to see the verbose boot up sequence instead of the gui bootsplash
[16:07] <j-b-r> My other cd writer is in the computer that I'm trying to install ubuntu on
[16:07] <h1v3> j-b-r: how do you know they're corrupt?
[16:07] <scunizi> j-b-r, you might try burning on a different machine or replacing your burner with one that you might have lying around.
[16:07] <j-b-r> it says "bla.deb" corrupt
[16:08] <dft> scunizi: that works, but now I two icons in nautilus showing the disk
[16:08] <h1v3> ezerhoden: esc, i think
[16:08] <j-b-r> I'm using a laptop for the burn, by the way.
[16:08] <erUSUL> ezerhoden: there is not one you have to hit "e" on the grub menu to edit the netries then remove splash and quiet from the kernel line
[16:08] <scunizi> dft, try unmounting now and see if both go away
[16:08] <j-b-r> I've burned other install cds with this burner fine in the past, however.
[16:08] <TheFunkbomb> So, I have UFW enabled but sometimes my gmail account won't work until I clear all my private data in Firefox.
[16:08] <TheFunkbomb> Anybody know how to fix this?  To allow the necessary cookies through?
[16:09] <ezerhoden> erUSUL: okie dokie, thanks
[16:09] <erUSUL> TheFunkbomb: i can not see how the trhee things can be connected
[16:09] <sipior> j-b-r: recently? drives all fail eventually... which operating system are you doing the burn from? try another perhaps?
[16:09] <scunizi> TheFunkbomb, set thunderbird or Evolution up for Imap access of your gmail account
[16:09] <TheFunkbomb> erUSUL, it doesn't make sense to me either
[16:09] <TheFunkbomb> scunizi, will thunderbird handle multiple gmail accounts?
[16:09] <scunizi> TheFunkbomb, yep
[16:10] <TheFunkbomb> sweet
[16:10] <TheFunkbomb> brb lol
[16:10] <dft> scunizi: one icon dropped but the original is still there,  contextual menus only allow me unmount and when I try it tells me it's not mounted.
[16:10] <j-b-r> Ugh. maybe I could do a usb stick install?
[16:10] <j-b-r> Where would I get information on that?
[16:10] <scunizi> !install | j-b-r
[16:10] <dft> I hate mysteries like this
[16:11] <Biophile> Whenever I boot I get 'grub error 2' and nothing happens.
[16:11] <scunizi> dft, this one's got me stumped too.. weird..
[16:11] <erUSUL> TheFunkbomb: the only thing that affects cookies is the cookie policy (accept all reject all etc ) on the firefox configuration
[16:11] <h1v3> j-b-r: then the reading is the problem. it looks like a ram issue.
[16:11] <TheFunkbomb> erUSUL, but it works fine with UFW disabled.  When UFW is enabled, it stops working periodically.  Once I clear the private data, back to normal
[16:12] <Gianpon> I'm leaving... see you!
[16:12] <dft> scunizi: restarting nautilus hasn't helped either
[16:12] <j-b-r> Windows booted fine on it before I repartitioned the drive...
[16:12] <scunizi> dft, which version of ubuntu?
[16:13] <ross_> so i have no problems right now but i did fix? something without realizing what i did
[16:13] <ross_> i've been having internet connectivity problems
[16:13] <ross_> wlan0 reporting Bit Rate= 1mbs
[16:13] <dft> scunizi: 8.04LTS
[16:13] <ross_> so instead of setting sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M i did sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 24M and now it reports Bit Rate = 54mbs?!
[16:13] <dft> scunizi: brb
[16:13] <scunizi> dft, you might delete the files in ~/.nautilus .. but don't delete any actual directories inside of that but you can delete the files in the directory(s)
[16:14] <ross_> i'm confused and if anyone can explain what happened i would appreciate it.
[16:14] <Biophile> Grub won't load and gives 'error 2' should I reinstall grub with a live cd?
[16:14] <scunizi> dft, also .. is this machine an upgrade from Gutsy?
[16:15] <jsnikeris> Hi all, This morning I received a series of updates, several of which involved the kernel. These updates may or may not have been the source of the problem; I hadn't restarted the machine in over a week. I restarted, as instructed by the package manager, to find out that upon entering my username and password, I was immediately logged back out. Gnome noticed this, and presented a dialog that displayed http://joe.snikeris.com/.xsession-errors . I have have a
[16:16] <h1v3> jsnikeris: download the nvidia driver from its official page and install the new drivers. everything will work again if you do it.
[16:17] <jsnikeris> h1v3: Ok, I'm trying it
[16:17] <Marvin1> folks, can someone help me with grub/boot issues on 8.10 server? everything installs fine but grub gets stuck upon rebooting... it works just fine with worstation 8.10
[16:17] <scunizi> jsnikeris, did you have nvidia's driver installed before the update?
[16:18] <mrbichel> Hello I am having problems configuring a thrid level chooser on my macbook pro through xmodmap. I tried to follow a few online guides but with no results.
[16:18] <throughput> hi, there is a solution to kinit problem in the boot?
[16:18] <h1v3> jsnikeris: ignore my previous reply
[16:18] <hajar>  hi guys .. I have a big problem , the built-in hard disk occurs in the dektop as an external one.. what can I do?
[16:18] <jsnikeris> scunizi: yes
[16:18] <jsnikeris> h1v3: Ok.  Any other suggestions?
[16:18] <j-b-r> Ok, I'm going to try the Minimal install cd
[16:19] <slavic> hi people
[16:19] <slavic> i need some help
[16:19] <j-b-r> I think the network hardware should work in this computer
[16:19] <ortsvorsteher> !ask | slavic
[16:19] <jsnikeris> scunizi: it was version 177
[16:19] <Crsim> Hi, i installed ubuntu, and i need to get the wifi working but it doesen accept the wep password so what is fucin on me??
[16:20] <ortsvorsteher> !language | Crsim
[16:20] <slavic> i added extra keyboard layouts in console-config file, know i need to use left win key to switch between layouts in xubuntu
[16:20] <h1v3> jsnikeris: create another user and see if it behaves the same. this way you'll know if the problem lies in your config files
[16:20] <j-b-r> Lol, you people are really into these server messages, aren't you?
[16:20] <scunizi> jsnikeris, yes but was that driver from Ubuntu's repositories? or did you download it direct from nvidia?
[16:20] <jsnikeris> h1v3: good idea.  trying it...
[16:20] <Force> Crsim: check your system.log
[16:21] <jsnikeris> scunizi: It was through Ubuntu's tool to install the nonfree drivers
[16:21] <nikolam> hi. I am using crypttab line: cswap  /swapfile   /dev/random swap    and   fstab line:/dev/mapper/cswap   none    sw   0    0   to have encrypter swap-file.  But on boot it takes a long time to start, saying: Starting cryptmount targets (hit shift/ctrl if short on entropy)  Hi can I speed up crypttab initialization on boot?
[16:21] <slavic> somebody can tell what i need to write  in Xbconfig=""?
[16:22] <exco> should wpa2-personal (AES) work on 8.10 and an Intel 2915abg wireless card?
[16:22] <jhava1> Hello all, need help with RAID 1 in Ubuntu 8.10. Installs ok, but fails to boot. ls /dev/mapper shows a different name for device at each boot, and, of course, grub can find it.
[16:22] <scunizi> jsnikeris, ok then downloading the driver from nvidia this time will require a lot of work that you might not be prepared for.  you can't just install that driver.  You have to remove all references of the 177 driver and other nvidia bits that are on your system before the install.
[16:22] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> exco Where you live?
[16:22] <rdw200169> hajar, does everything work the way it's supposed to?
[16:23] <exco> [ULTRA_FROM_USA]: Germany - but I don't know, how that contributes ;-)
[16:23] <hajar> NO,
[16:23] <mrbichel> this is what I try to do: add shift: http://paste.ubuntu.com/109955/ but doesn't work.
[16:23] <ahmed123> ubuntu remembers the passphrase for my private ssh key. How can I get it to 'forget'? I tried "ssh-add -d" but the cached phrase is restored after a reboot
[16:23] <slavic> i typed XKBLAYOUT="us,ro,ru"
[16:23] <slavic> XKBVARIANT=""
[16:23] <slavic> XKBOPTIONS="grp:ctrl_alt_toggle"
[16:23] <FloodBot1> slavic: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:23] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> exco I live in UKRAIN
[16:23] <dgetsman> hello ppl.  got a quick question about ubuntu 8.10 with the encrypted filesystem available in distribution...
[16:23] <slavic> but it didn't helped
[16:23] <exco> [ULTRA_FROM_USA]: good for you
[16:24] <h1v3> jsnikeris: the ubuntu drivers never wfm btw
[16:24] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | [ULTRA_FROM_USA]
[16:24] <jsnikeris> all: brb
[16:24] <rdw200169> ahmed123, that might be ssh-agent
[16:24] <exco> so does wpa2-personal (AES) work on 8.10?
[16:24] <hajar> rdw200169 : the problem occurs after I try to solve problem in card reader
[16:24] <dgetsman> does anybody know what algorithm that is using offhand?  we had an issue with libraries that has rendered us unable to decrypt that partition with the correct password after reboot here, and i'm wondering if a reinstall of the minimal root filesystem is going to work to recover that or if we're truly screwed because it's using the password to decrypt a randomly generated RSA/DSA public key pair or something similar
[16:25] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> ortsvorsteher How many old you are?
[16:25] <rdw200169> hajar, what problems does it cause?
[16:25] <ahmed123> rdw200169: do you know how I can delete keys from ssh-agent? I cant see any relevant options i nhelp
[16:25] <ortsvorsteher> !ot | [ULTRA_FROM_USA]
[16:25] <slavic> somebody knows what i should write in XKBOptions=""?
[16:25] <rdw200169> ahmed123, well, if you don't want it to store keys, i think that's in the ssh config somewhere
[16:25] <scunizi> [ULTRA_FROM_USA], stop.. take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:25] <blushadem> Hello, Quick question, Is there a program out there that monitors maximum bandwidth speed.  I'm not looking for bandwidth usage graphs like MRTG.  Pls
[16:26] <rdw200169> ahmed123, look in /etc/ssh/ssh_config and ~/.ssh
[16:26] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Who uses proxies by servers?
[16:26] <ahmed123> rdw200169: tried those, no joy :(
[16:26] <carpii> http://uk.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&v=3oGFogwcx-E -- Introducing Microsoft songsmith. ENJOY
[16:26] <rdw200169> ahmed123, in ~/.ssh, if there's a agent-<hostname> file there
[16:27] <rdw200169> ahmed123, that points to the ssh-agent that's storing the keys
[16:27] <ahmed123> rdw200169: all I have in .ssh is id_rsa and known_hosts
[16:27] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Here are Russians?
[16:27] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Here are Russians?
[16:27] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Here are Russians?
[16:27] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Here are Russians?
[16:27] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> Here are Russians?
[16:27] <FloodBot1> [ULTRA_FROM_USA]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:27] <ahmed123> rdw200169: i think you're right. I'll keep searching. thanks
[16:27] <exco> also since some recent update my krusader looks like this http://img90.imageshack.us/my.php?image=krusadernq4.png (or is that just some fullscreen mode I don't know how to get out of?)
[16:27] <rdw200169> ahmed123, you could uninstall ssh-agent
[16:27] <PodMan99a1> !recipient_access
[16:28] <PodMan99a1> worth a try
[16:28] <ldiamond> Have anyone heard about the laptop drive lifetime problems with Ubuntu and know how to fix it?
[16:28] <rdw200169> ahmed123, and see if that helps; also, gnome-keyring might be involved
[16:28] <ahmed123> rdw200169: thanks, I hadn't thought of that, I'll give it a try
[16:28] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> PodMan99a1 ldiamond rdw200169 Let us meet
[16:28] <rdw200169> ahmed123, i can't remember how to find out what keys gnome is storing; lemme see
[16:29]  * Swish seconds ldiamond's question about ubuntu and laptop hard drive increased wear and tear
[16:29] <rjd> hi. Fresh 8.10 desktop install. 2.4ghz cpu, but cpuinfo shows "cpu MHz: 800.000". Is there some frequency scaling by default?
[16:29] <dgetsman> okay, guys, i need to set away quick...  i'm sorry but i've GOT to run to the bathroom and I don't have time to learn how to disable it right away.  I'll make sure I disable away messages soon as I get back.  plz don't hate me for being rude
[16:30]  * dgetsman is gone. emergency core dump
[16:30] <ldiamond> rjd, yes, I think its even directly on the CPU
[16:30] <rjd> ldiamond: Im gunzipping a 35G .tgz, should it really show me 800mhz? ;)
[16:31] <ldiamond> rjd, I dont think so
[16:31] <rjd> a 'cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies' shows the available modes, "2401000 2400000 1600000 800000"
[16:31] <PodMan99a1> hey all having a problem with my sources.list file in feisty?... says 404 not found when i do apt-get update ??
[16:31] <ldiamond> rjd, right click on your top menu bar, click add to panel and add the cpu scaling widget.
[16:31] <greenfishx3> hi I just wnat to point out an error in your wiki
[16:31] <greenfishx3> Before disconnecting devices, you must unmount them first. This is similar to "Safely Remove" in Windows in that the device won't unmount until data is finished being written to the device, or until other programs are finished using it.
[16:31] <greenfishx3> thats not true
[16:31] <FloodBot1> greenfishx3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:32] <jsnikeris> h1v3: Ok, new user can login just fine.  I turned back on the nvidia driver and put my nvidia xorg.conf back
[16:32] <greenfishx3> Safely Remove in "windows" spins down the hdd, thats not true in ubuntu
[16:32] <rdw200169> ahmed123, you could try deleting ~/.gnome2/keyrings/login.keyring
[16:32] <scunizi> PodMan99a1, could just be the mirror you're using.. you can change it in synaptic
[16:32] <rjd> ldiamond: thanks
[16:32] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> ldiamond How many those the years?
[16:32] <jsnikeris> h1v3: so it must be something that is being run when my usual username is logging in
[16:32] <cwillu> jsnikeris, don't have nvidia-settings running in your profile do you?
[16:33] <ahmed123> rdw200169: I didn't try that in case it's related to my login password ...?
[16:33] <ldiamond> [ULTRA_FROM_USA], I have no idea what you're saying
[16:33] <rdw200169> ahmed123, i'm pretty sure that's where NetworkManager stores the wireless keys, i don't know what else is in there
[16:33] <rdw200169> ldiamond, he's just spamming the channel
[16:33] <rjd> ldiamond: that did the trick. Thanks.
[16:33] <rdw200169> ahmed123, your password for login is in /etc/shadow, so don't worry about it
[16:33] <jsnikeris> cwillu: No, my .profile is pretty bland, it just sources .bashrc and sets my $PATH
[16:34] <cwillu> jsnikeris, nothing in ~/.config/autostart that might be relevant?
[16:34] <ahmed123> rdw200169: thanks! I'll give it a try
[16:34] <cwillu> jsnikeris, not uncommon for nvidia-settings to be running on startup to restore settings in the driver
[16:34] <bunti> how do i change the language of my complete ubuntu system? (8.10, gnome)
[16:34] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> ldiamond you are a provincial person
[16:35] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> ))))))))))))))))
[16:35] <jsnikeris> cwillu: there is no autostart in config
[16:35] <jsnikeris> cwillu: How can I check to see if it is running?
[16:35] <rdw200169> bunti, System -> Administration -> Language Support
[16:35] <cwillu> jsnikeris, it doesn't, it just restores settings and closes
[16:35] <cwillu> jsnikeris, dunno, was just a guess :p
[16:35] <h1v3> jsnikeris: now create a temporary directory in your /home directory and move half of your files to it and see what happens. if you get the same error, move them back  and do the same with half of the remaining half. and so on until you'll find out which file is the problem. then move (overwrite!) your files back to your home directory, except the culprit.
[16:36] <bunti> rdw200169, i installed the nneded language, how do i set it now as default language?
[16:36] <rdw200169> bunti, do it in Language support so it get's *everything*; it will install a *bunch* of packages
[16:36] <bunti> i did it
[16:36] <rdw200169> bunti, then you logout, and select options on the screen where you put in your user/pass
[16:36] <TheFunkbomb> I'm having trouble setting up my gmail account through Evolution with UFW enabled
[16:37] <rdw200169> bunti, that's where you pick the language to login with
[16:37] <bunti> thank you
[16:37] <John_> thefunkbomb use thunderbird
[16:37] <jsnikeris> h1v3: ok, I'll work on it
[16:37] <thomas1978c> hello, im looking to see if binarymutant is in here?
[16:37] <TheFunkbomb> John_, I already tried thunderbird.  I don't like it
[16:37] <TheFunkbomb> the issue isn't the program, it's the firewall
[16:37] <Level_5> anyone here running 8.04 on an HP DV9819wm laptop?
[16:37] <koko_> koko
[16:38] <thomas1978c> 8.01 dv4-1220us
[16:38] <thomas1978c> hd
[16:38] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | Level_5
[16:38] <John_> is your problem ima and smpt
[16:38] <[ULTRA_FROM_USA]> TheFunkbomb koko_ Level_5 You are Donkeys  :)
[16:38] <h1v3> jsnikeris: of course, if you don't want to save your account and its files, you can simply drop it and stick with the/a new one
[16:38] <TheFunkbomb> thanks
[16:38] <TheFunkbomb> I think
[16:38] <rdw200169> please, someone get rid of [ULTRA_FROM_USA]
[16:38] <thomas1978c> level_5 i am using an hp, i may be able to help you
[16:39] <John_> has anyone had trouble with the last 11 updates for ibex
[16:39] <scunizi> !ops | [ULTRA_FROM_USA]
[16:40] <ollie> does a entry in /etc/hosts override a dns lookup?
[16:40] <jsnikeris> h1v3: I'm considering saving any relevant documents and reinstalling
[16:40] <jsnikeris> ollie: yes
[16:40] <John_> has anyone had trouble with the last 11 updates for ibex
[16:40] <TheFunkbomb> I guess the port is 465 but how do I set it so it's just open to imap.gmail.com?
[16:40] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | John_
[16:41] <ollie> jsnikeris: ok so i have added an ip and then done /etc/network restart
[16:41] <ollie> but a dig still sees the old ip
[16:41] <ollie> can't see why :(
[16:41] <xjarrett> hai can anyone help with what seems to be a broken install and trying to boot from gparted?]
[16:41] <jsnikeris> ollie: Well, I'm not quite sure what you mean.  /etc/hosts is checked before dns is checked
[16:41] <ollie> also /etc/nsswitch.conf has the setting files dns
[16:41] <John_> well I updated and I have lost my wireless driver again
[16:42] <jsnikeris> ollie: what do you mean a dig?
[16:42] <ollie> jsnikeris: it is a command to look up ip info like nslookup
[16:42] <xjarrett> when I boot from the os on the hdd it always brings me to cli and I dont know the cmd to actually install the os
[16:43] <jsnikeris> ollie: what does the line in your /etc/hosts look like?
[16:43] <ollie> jsnikeris: http://pastebin.com/d7639b34f
[16:43] <ollie> really strange that it doesn't pick up that i[
[16:43] <ollie> ip
[16:44] <TheFunkbomb> Can someone help me configure my UFW to set up Gmail in Evolution?
[16:45] <jsnikeris> what happens when you ping mail.amiranifilms.com
[16:45] <jsnikeris> ?
[16:46] <ollie> it gets the ip in /etc/hosts
[16:46] <ollie> hmm
[16:46] <h1v3> jsnikeris: if it works, it will reply
[16:46] <ubuntu_> permisi..................................................
[16:47] <blushadem> Hey guys, I am looking for a tool that monitors maximum bandwidth speed.  I'm not looking for bandwidth usage graphs like MRTG.  Any of you noobs know of something like that? ;-)
[16:48] <ubuntu_> hallo....
[16:48] <jsnikeris> ollie: Dig specifically goes out and checks the domain name servers.  the information in your /etc/hosts wont' be in the domain name servers
[16:48] <ubuntu_> galian...?
[16:48] <h1v3> blushadem: heh, you already asked that
[16:48] <zoel> hoi...ono op?
[16:48] <zax1> any one knows any channel for cisco call manager?
[16:49] <blushadem> h1v3: I know there are so many people logging in and out I thought I ask again.
[16:49] <ollie> jsnikeris: hmm so it looks like the mailserver does that aswell though as the mail still goes to the old server :(
[16:49] <dgetsman> okay, so nobody has any assistance for my filesystem level encryption issue I take it
[16:49] <ubuntu_> test again yach
[16:49] <dgetsman> can anybody give me a quick pointer on how to disable auto-away setting and/or messages with epic4+LiCe?  :)
[16:50] <jsnikeris> ollie: what exactly are you trying to do?
[16:51] <Mood> what's the commandline in ubuntu to check for _any_ updates?
[16:52] <ortsvorsteher> Mood: sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:52] <david_> hey guys Im having a hard time getting emerald to be my window manager, can anybody help me on this one
[16:52] <Mood> ortsvorsteher: thank you
[16:52] <blushadem> mood: sudo apt-get update
[16:52] <ortsvorsteher> :)
[16:52] <blushadem> ortsvorsteher: sorry your right
[16:52] <ortsvorsteher> np blushadem
[16:52] <horstle> hi
[16:52] <ortsvorsteher> also before upgrade a update will be good :)
[16:53] <david_> anyone know how to get emerald to replace gtk ?
[16:53] <m1r> mood: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:53] <clarks> i want to ask..is there any program for photographer edit in ubuntu?
[16:53] <SlimeyPete> clarks: The GIMP
[16:53] <SlimeyPete> !gimp
[16:53] <david_> nevermind fixed it duh
[16:53] <david_> sorry about that
[16:53] <Mood> mlr: what's the diff between update and upgrade? update=1.x->1.y and upgrade=1.x->2.x?
[16:53] <clarks> SlimeyPete, can sudo apt-get gimp <--like this
[16:53] <SlimeyPete> clarks: yes
[16:53] <m1r> Mood: update check server , upgrade dl and install
[16:54] <j-b-r> Ok, I just successfully completed the minimal install, so how do I turn it into the full installation?
[16:54] <Mood> mlr: thank you sir
[16:54] <m1r> nps
[16:54] <j-b-r> Is there a list of packages included in the desktop install somewhere?
[16:54] <ollie> jsnikeris: well when i send email from my mail account my mail server is using a cached cname for the domain amiranifilms.com (a client of mine). Therefore all of my mail to the client is going to their old server. I thought I could get around this by placing the correct ip in the /etc/hosts file but obviosuly not
[16:54] <SlimeyPete> clarks: "sudo apt-get install gimp"
[16:54] <j-b-r> Is there a way to install all of them automatically?
[16:54] <blushadem> Mood: update updates your packages meta data, while upgrade download and install newer versions of your packages
[16:54] <dupondje> Why can't I change any setting in NetworkManager ? its all greyed out :(
[16:54] <m1r> j-b-r: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[16:55] <j-b-r> Is that everything?
[16:55] <Mood> blushadem: so update only updates the meta-data? so no change to the underlying code? just comments?
[16:55] <m1r> j-b-r: ubuntu desktop yes
[16:55] <j-b-r> Thank you so much!
[16:55] <m1r> nps
[16:55] <jsnikeris> ollie: yah, your mail server must be going right to the dns server without checking /etc/hosts
[16:56] <prabha1989> hi guys
[16:56] <clarks> how to open it from terminal..?i cant find the gimp in my desktop
[16:56] <ollie> jsnikeris: yeah and i can't think of anyway to get around this without changing the nameserver in /etc/resolver.conf but i don't really want to do that
[16:56] <blushadem> Mood: No change in code.
[16:56] <m1r> clarks: alt+f2 , write gimp , press enter
[16:57] <prabha1989> my error got rectified
[16:57] <Mood> blushadem: so, for example, update would update let's say the man page for some service i installed
[16:57] <dupondje> Why can't I change any setting in NetworkManager ? its all greyed out :(
[16:57] <m1r> Mood: update check server, not doing anything to pc
[16:58] <Mood> mlr: Get:3 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-updates/main Packages [287kB]
[16:58] <blushadem> Mood: Read this http://linux.die.net/man/8/apt-get
[16:58] <kouya> hi does anyone here know what i can do to connect ubuntu to ps3? (media server(?)
[16:58] <dft> !setuid
[16:58] <Mood> mlr: seems like update downloaded some things
[16:58] <blushadem> Mood: update is used to resynchronize the package index files from their sources.
[16:58] <kouya> i know in Windows i can use MediaPlayer11
[16:58] <dft> how do you enable users to mount disks w/o being root?
[16:58] <m1r> Mood: basic difrence betwen your PC and server (synch files and check difrence
[16:58] <Mood> blushadem and mlr: so is it recommended to always run update + upgrade together?
[16:58] <jsnikeris> ollie: Sorry, can't really help you with that sort of stuff.  My system administration knowledge is limited
[16:59] <m1r> mood: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:59] <ollie> jsnikeris: ok thanks for your help though :)
[16:59] <dupondje> nobody can help me ? :(
[16:59] <ortsvorsteher> Mood: no, it isnt only try update when you have changed repos
[16:59] <paresh_> Hi. how to check which soap4r version I have installed?
[17:00] <paresh_> soap4r =>. soapforruby
[17:00] <Mood> ortsvorsteher: gotcha. sounds like update's somewhat optional...
[17:01] <OnlyWhisky> hello,   I have a problem, nvidia 9500GT doesn't work with binary drivers provided by ubuntu. I was able to get it work with nvidia driver form nvidia site but only once.
[17:01] <m1r> Mood: for default ubuntu setup use pipe i wrote you above and u have nothing to worry
[17:01] <j-b-r> dupondje: do you have the correct permission?
[17:01] <blushadem> Mood: it depends, some packages you might not want to upgrade to new versions.  If you want to get them ALL in one shoot then do what m1r is saying
[17:01] <dupondje> j-b-r: how can I check that ?
[17:01] <m1r> blushadem: right
[17:01] <ortsvorsteher> Mood: by example, you add non free repositorys or you will know if the sources works, you can check that by running update :)
[17:01] <j-b-r> Who are you logged in as?
[17:01] <dupondje> as my normal user
[17:02] <Mood> blushadem mlr ortsworsteher: thank you kind sirs
[17:02] <ortsvorsteher> you'r welcome Mood
[17:02] <j-b-r> Ok, I guess what I would try is executing "sudo *networkmanagercommandgoeshere*"
[17:02] <j-b-r> or use gksudo
[17:02] <j-b-r> But I don't know the command line access for the utility you're using
[17:02] <Terabyte> hey i'm using kcron on a linutop, and for some reason dispite the fact that 'RUN NOW' button works, the tasks themselves don't seem to run.
[17:02] <SidGBF> how to discover what's in system cache?
[17:03] <dupondje> the NetworkManager applet from Ubuntu ...
[17:03] <blushadem> Mood: your welcome, read the man page for apt-cache
[17:03] <ikonia> Terabyte: what version of ubuntu
[17:03] <Terabyte> ikonia, how can i tell?
[17:03] <blushadem> modd: as well.  It will help you in the long run maintain your system.
[17:03] <oCean_> ollie: you have to 'override' dns entries by entries in /etc/hosts?
[17:03] <ikonia> Terabyte: show me the output of uname -a
[17:04] <m1r> hello ikonia
[17:04] <ollie> oCean_: yes
[17:04] <ollie> oCean_: but the mailserver seems to be ignoreding the /etc/hosts file
[17:04] <oCean_> ollie: isn't that what nsswitch.conf is for?
[17:04] <Terabyte> ikonia; Linux linutop 2.6.23.9-linutop-7 #1 PREEMPT Wed Jul 2 07:22:46 CEST 2008 i586 GNU/Linux
[17:04] <dupondje> j-b-r: running it with sudo now, but I can still not change anything
[17:04] <dupondje> fucking crap
[17:04] <ikonia> Terabyte: that doesn't look like an ubuntu kernel
[17:04] <ikonia> dupondje: control your language please
[17:04] <spideryummy> what does it mean, when i install "dpkg -i app.deb" and the system replied the installation failed..because the architecture does not match..so i added "--force-architecture" option and the installation succeded?? what's the meaning of this?
[17:05] <Terabyte> ikonia: what does it look like to you?
[17:05] <ikonia> Terabyte: not an ubuntu kernel
[17:05] <ortsvorsteher> !language | dupondje
[17:05] <dupondje> NetworkManager just makes u getting pissed of
[17:05] <dupondje> its like 1 bug :(
[17:05] <ikonia> dupondje: Control your langauge
[17:05] <oCean_> ollie: that's the file (or at least used to be?) in which the 'search' order could be configured...
[17:06] <spideryummy> this happened on a Dell Mini..ubuntu...the deb installer seems to have a mismatch architecture..or sort of that way.
[17:06] <ollie> oCean_: yeah it is currently set to file dns  which is why this is so odd..
[17:06] <kapat> question: I have a simple script which runs a remote command via ssh like "ssh server comman".  It works fine when I run it on my local machine.  However, if I ssh to my local machine, and run it using at like "ssh localhost at -f script now", I get permission denied errors.
[17:07] <oCean_> ollie: ok..... "files" right, not "file", yes, then it's weird
[17:08] <Terabyte> ikonia do you know how to find out exactly what one it is? I am almost certain it is ubuntu 8.04
[17:08] <ikonia> Terabyte: it's not ubuntu 8.04
[17:08] <ikonia> Terabyte: try pastebining the output of lsb_release -a
[17:08] <Guest52537> Hello! How i can create BIND9 wildcard subdomain zone and get it to work?
[17:08] <ikonia> Guest52537: do you understand bind ?
[17:09] <Terabyte> ikonia it says ubuntu 8.04 release 8.04 hardy :P
[17:09] <ikonia> Guest52537: wildcarding and subdomaining needs a good grasp of bind
[17:09] <ikonia> Terabyte: ok - so someone has customised it as thats not an ubuntu kernel
[17:09] <Terabyte> ikonia yes it is a linnutop, it is very customised, my question still stands regarding kcron though
[17:09] <ikonia> Terabyte: then I suggest you contact them for support
[17:10] <Guest52537> ikonia: yes.
[17:10] <ikonia> Guest52537: so what's not clear then ?
[17:10] <Terabyte> ikonia:  but it's running ubuntu.... why can't i get support here?
[17:10] <ikonia> Guest52537: what part are you not understanding if you've got a good grasp
[17:10] <ikonia> Terabyte: because you've just said it's customised
[17:10] <ikonia> Terabyte: we don't know what else has changed
[17:10] <Terabyte> ok
[17:10] <ikonia> Terabyte: the people who put that install together will
[17:10] <Guest52537> ikonia: just *.domain.com. ?
[17:11] <ikonia> Guest52537: what do you mean , just *.domain.com ??? what part is not cleear
[17:12] <amigrave> how can I have misc-console font working on ubuntu ? I copied console8x16.pcf.gz in ~/.fonts AND /usr/share/fonts/misc/ , I did dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config in order to activate bitmap fonts. I used fc-cache but also restarted system in order to be 100% sure but misc-console is invisible from rxvt and xfontsel. Same steps are working ok under kde. Could someone tell me what I could miss ?
[17:12] <thedangler> hello rdesktop froze i hit ctr alt f1 now im at a text screen how do i get back to a GUI
[17:13] <d0netsFN> hey in virtualbox, how do i get files from ubuntu into windblows xp
[17:13] <ikonia> d0netsFN: it's called "windows"
[17:13] <ubuntu_is_dabest> hi, what do i need to install if i want to run a small prepaid hotspot?
[17:13] <ikonia> d0netsFN: you have to setup a virtual network between the host and guest
[17:13] <d0netsFN> could you explain that?
[17:13] <ikonia> ubuntu_is_dabest: as in a wirless host spot ?
[17:13] <d0netsFN> in the bottom right it shows a folder
[17:14] <ikonia> d0netsFN: there are documents on virtual box website
[17:14] <d0netsFN> and it says \\vboxvf\bob
[17:14] <jamiejackson> where's my apt log? i just pulled in a bunch of updates via the gui, and i saw some problems while it installed. i want to review those problems.
[17:14] <ikonia> jamiejackson: /var/log/dpkg
[17:14] <d0netsFN> \\vbox\svr
[17:14] <d0netsFN> shiese, \\vboxsvr\bob /home/bob
[17:14] <Pici> d0netsFN: Try asking in #vbox  and mind the language here
[17:15] <ubuntu_is_dabest> ikonia: yes
[17:15] <jamiejackson> thx ikonia. it doesn't have the detail i saw. is there another one for update manager?
[17:15] <mroc> is the hibernate feature supposed to take longer (shutdown,startup) than normal shut down and boot?  i get a message about softreset failed but everything seems to come back eventually.
[17:15] <bashca> hi there all
[17:15] <ikonia> ubuntu_is_dabest: just setup your machine to act as a wirless access point normally called "infrastucture mode"
[17:16] <ikonia> ubuntu_is_dabest: you'll need to offer dhcp addresses and I suggest some sort of firewalling
[17:16] <ubuntu_is_dabest> hm... i have 2 lan ether, but one of them is connected to a wireless AP
[17:16] <jamiejackson> mroc: hibernate writes all stuff in ram to disk, so it takes a long time
[17:16] <jamiejackson> mroc: suspend i think keeps just enough power to ram to keep it in ram, so it's faster
[17:17] <mroc> jamiejackson: ok.  is the message about ata softreset failed a problem, or slowing it down?
[17:17] <jamiejackson> (but uses batteries)
[17:17] <choxos> Is there any desktop sound recorder for ubuntu except sound recorder?
[17:17] <jamiejackson> mroc: that exceeds my knowledge, sorry
[17:17] <Starhero_> Ok I can't seem to install any nvidia drivers, I was suggested to upgrade my drivers to 180.22 or now the 180.25  but it will not find any screens, more like it says it has but none have useable configurations.
[17:17] <flithm> hey does anyone know if there are packages available for the latest stable nvidia driver (180.22)?  I can only find 180.11 in medibuntu
[17:18] <methods> does remote desktop viewer not allow me to change settings ?
[17:18] <mroc> jamiejackson: thanks for the input.  i'll see if anyone else knows more later.
[17:19] <Starhero_> flithm: You need to install the alias packages and then the restricted drivers will appear in the list of "restricted drivers"
[17:19] <Stalker72> How do I auto-align icons in KDE 4.2?
[17:19] <flithm> Starhero_: restricted drivers is installed but I only get an old version of the nvidia driver (177.xx) from that?
[17:19] <amigrave> Stalker72: I guess you should ask in #kubuntu
[17:19] <sproaty> I erm...what. Installed the latest updates from apt-get update today, saw some kernel upgrade and had to restart, but now my Creative X-Fi drivers have disappeared?
[17:19] <Buttons> I have a question:  I can run Blender (a 3d app) in Ubuntu 8.1, but when I close it, the task bars are black (that is, the one on top and bottom).  Is there a way to force a refresh or redraw of these?
[17:19] <Starhero_> flithm: sudo apt-get install nvidia-180-modaliases
[17:20] <Starhero_> flithm: then look in the list after that is done
[17:20] <dft> scunizi: fixed my issue, hopefully permanently with some fstab magic and UUID
[17:21] <m0zone> buttons sounds like vid card
[17:21] <sproaty> Buttons: I sort of get a similar issue in open office 2.4 with many images in a document, file/edit toolbars etc all flash inverted colours
[17:21] <Buttons> well, i know my video card is perfectly able to display the task bars, it seem to be a matter of them not redrawing once I close the window
[17:22] <Buttons> in windows pressing f5 to refresh will fix it, is there anything equivalent in ubuntu?
[17:22] <Starhero_> flithm: I warn you, I personally am having issuses with the 180.22 drivers. Your milage may very.
[17:23] <flithm> Starhero_: I only see 180.11 in the list after the aliases -- and what kind of problems?  should I stick with 180.11?
[17:24] <Starhero_> flithm: It isn't seeing any screens, basicly I go into low graphic mode (640x480) and even if I change the rez, I am stuck with no 3d fx.
[17:25] <Buttons> i can always use ctrl alt backspace to restart the gui, but that's kind of a awkward solution
[17:25] <flithm> Starhero_: doh!
[17:25] <Starhero_> flithm: This might just be my computer tho, hence is the reason my I am in this channel
[17:25] <flithm> Starhero_: what card you have?
[17:25] <Starhero_> flithm: 7700 GO
[17:25] <sproaty> uh oh I'm trying to install 180.18, wish me luck
[17:26] <flithm> Starhero_: are you using jaunty?  how did you get 180.22?
[17:26] <pattwo> /part
[17:27] <Starhero_> Anyone know why installing any nvidia drivers 180.22 and 180.25 will not produce any "screens" or usable "screens" on my computer ( I WANT MY CUBE BACK!)
[17:27] <Jesman> hey can someone help me with an fetchmail/postfix problem oder tell me a channel where people are who could?
[17:27] <flithm> Starhero_: do you get any xorg log output?
[17:29] <Starhero_> flithm: Yes, if  I look at it it says it can't find any screens
[17:29] <Starhero_> flithm: or usable screens
[17:29] <flithm> Starhero_: how about dmesg output from nvidia modprobing?
[17:29] <megsona> is it possible to set acceleration/sensitivity for touchpad and mouse independently?
[17:29] <racefan_go3> does anyone know why when i stop/start apache2, cmd/user:uuid/libuuid binds to port 80? i have to identify the PID and kill it before Apache can be restarted
[17:29] <Starhero_> flithm: checking that one momment
[17:30] <Jesman> please some one i need sleep didn't get much in the last few days....
[17:30] <sproaty> I just installed the 180.18's but they're not appeared in the "hardware drivers" list?
[17:30] <jeremey> I'm having trouble booting into the live cd if anybody want's to help
[17:31] <Starhero_> flithm: Doesn't seem to be any progblems I greped it for nvidia. but I am currently running the unrestricted drivers so I am not sure if that would change anything (I do assume it would tho)
[17:31] <rocko> Khisanth was it you that pmed me before?
[17:31] <Mood> how can i check to see if i have ncurses installed in my ubuntu?
[17:31] <flithm> Starhero_: try shutting down X, rmmod the open source driver, then modprobe nvidia and see if that gives you and dmesg output
[17:31] <rocko> if so do you still need help?
[17:32] <Jesman> ok can someone just tell me if Im wrong fetchmail send the mails he gets to postfix, right?
[17:32] <kabah> #join /ubuntu-es
[17:32] <tul> aplay -l can't seem to find soundcard, although plugged.
[17:32] <Starhero_> flithm: will do, bb in a bit if all goes well LOL
[17:33] <flithm> :)
[17:33] <tul> ofcourse ther aint no sound/
[17:33] <tul> any1 knows his ways with alsa?
[17:33] <rocko> for g
[17:34] <rocko> respect
[17:34] <ewanMCF> What was the german Irc ubutnu channel?
[17:34] <jhava1> Since I dont want to be rude or bother, is it ok to ask again after about 1 hour or can I assume that no one can help me with my question ?
[17:34] <TheFunkbomb> Okay, so I have set up Thunderbird.  Now the issue is, I have multiple email addresses.  If I send an email from A@gmail.com to B@gmail.com, how can I get it so it doesn't show my SMTP server as C@gmail.com?
[17:34] <jpds> !de | ewanMCF
[17:34] <prince_jammys> jhava1: ask again. and you don't have to wait as long as an hour
[17:34] <unop> Jesman, errm, not really .. fetchmail was designed to just download mail to a local mailbox - that's what it does primarily, but it can also be configured to forward mail on to another account .. in which case, it uses the MTA (which can be postfix, but not necessarily) to send mail.
[17:34] <ewanMCF> thx guys
[17:34] <TheFunkbomb> I don't know if that makes sense
[17:35]  * regeya nearly dfoes a !de | ubottu
[17:35] <regeya> :->
[17:35] <prince_jammys> Mood: you have it ... "dpkg -l libncurses5"
[17:36] <jhava1> Thanks prince_jammys, I  need help with RAID 1 in Ubuntu 8.10. Installs ok, but fails to boot. ls /dev/mapper shows a different name for device at each boot, and, of course, grub can find it.
[17:36] <Mood> prince_jammys: cool thanks
[17:36] <prince_jammys> Mood: i'd be pretty surprised if you didn't
[17:37] <TraceRoute> I just upgraded my machine and kernel was updated to 2.6.27-11 I believe but when I restarted to boot into it, it only was listing kernel 2.6.27-9, I looked in menu.lst and it wasn't showing up in there either, but it is installed? how can i get it to show up?
[17:37] <sweetgum> how can i uninstall ubuntu if i have it on its own partition, i dont wnat grub there either, i just want the default boot to return where itll go straight to windows xp
[17:37] <sweetgum> anyone know?
[17:38] <Mood> prince_jammys: trying to make psyBNC, but it complains about ncurses... but i have it
[17:38] <TraceRoute> sweetgum ubuntu is on its own partition?
[17:38] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: yeah, its got /dev/sda? to itself
[17:39] <TraceRoute> sweetgum is that a separate harddrive its on?
[17:39] <Guest65154> i can't rename a registry key in wine can anyone help?
[17:39] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: No. Same harddrive.
[17:40] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: I know ubuntu will go away if i delte the partiion, but im afraid grub might not boot properly
[17:40] <Mood> anyone using psyBNC on a ubuntu box?
[17:40] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: and i dont want grub to boot into windows xp
[17:40] <jac0b> how do I create custom restricted modules
[17:42] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: you there?
[17:42] <TraceRoute> well you can delete the partition and boot a windows xp disk and go to repair and do the FIXMBR command to let windows handle the boot record sweetgum
[17:42] <jsnikeris> Everyone who was helping me before: I figured out my problem.  I had an empty ~/.xsession
[17:43] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: I dont have a windows xp
[17:43] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: cd
[17:43] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: id have to create a bootable usb im ona 10 inch laptop that didnt come with a backup disk
[17:43] <Bonsomer> http://outexp.org/go.php?276 Join Please!
[17:43] <Bonsomer> http://outexp.org/go.php?276 Join Please!
[17:43] <Bonsomer> http://outexp.org/go.php?276 Join Please!
[17:43] <FloodBot1> Bonsomer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:43] <regeya> iu
[17:43] <blackstar> hey - I have a link - how do I join a channel?
[17:43] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: one of the reasons i dont want to do anything iffy
[17:43] <sweetgum> TraceRoute: if i just delete the partition will bios boot to my windows partition or not?
[17:44] <regeya> blackstar /join #channelname
[17:44] <less> are there any known problems when upgrading hardy to intrepid via update-manager?
[17:45] <ezerhoden> catmando: with what version was this possible? i am missing this coming from xfcem
[17:45] <ezerhoden> yikes
[17:45] <TraceRoute> sweetgum, I doubt it, You'll more than likely get a grub error unless you had a xp disk to change the MBR
[17:45] <ezerhoden> catmando: notice, it does say click to start dragging 'whatever' but when you drag and release it just switches to that desktop and the app stays where it wase [n=chatzill@modemcable042.135-70-69.static.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu
[17:45]  * abhishek_ is having  problems with apt-get install
[17:45] <LakesProse> so I'm looking for ways to make my open-to-the-internet ssh secure. until now, I got changing port, using AllowUsers, deny root login, installing OSSEC/denyhosts and use public/private keys.... missing anything ?
[17:45] <leon> hay every one
[17:45] <abhishek_> its trying to fetch older version of paackages
[17:45] <LakesProse> hey there
[17:46] <abhishek_> is this correct chanel to ask such questions
[17:46] <LakesProse> abhishek_: apt-get is updated ?
[17:46] <a931bw> Help me i'm haven't sound on my ubuntu 7.04
[17:46] <LakesProse> abhishek_: sudo apt-get update
[17:46] <a931bw> 8.04
[17:47] <abhishek_> Lattyware:  when i run update it fails for some of the repos
[17:47] <LakesProse> abhishek_: change server, try US server
[17:47] <a931bw> i'm haven't sound in some programs in my ubuntu 8.04
[17:47] <jim_p> a931bw, lspci | grep Audio        please
[17:48] <blackstar> thanks regeya
[17:48] <LakesProse> jim_p: will that list integrated sound devices as well ?
[17:48] <jim_p> LakesProse, onboard ones? yes
[17:48] <abhishek_> Lattyware:  how to try a US server
[17:48] <jim_p> LakesProse, it wont list usb ones
[17:48] <a931bw> 00:06.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP55 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[17:48] <boscoslife> can anyone help me with instlaling webalizer on my server
[17:48] <LakesProse> jim_p: cool, wasn't sure
[17:48] <marek_> hi, is there a way to synchronize contacts from my linux with google contanct?
[17:49] <LakesProse> jim_p: gues lsusb is there for that :P :)
[17:49] <jim_p> :P
[17:49] <LakesProse> abhishek_: do you know where repositories options are ?
[17:49] <a931bw> But realy i'm have realtec!
[17:50] <abhishek_> Lattyware: nope
[17:50] <leon> guys i am using a compaq presario  c300 and ubuntu 8.10 studio i what to set up my wifi how do i do it
[17:50] <LakesProse> abhishek_: one second then
[17:50] <PieEater> anyone know if its possible to get a dell e6400 to work with a docking station so it will push to a big screen in a different res when connected?
[17:50] <abhishek_> LakesProse:  ok i'll browse a bit then bug u later
[17:51] <LakesProse> abhishek_: ok then :)
[17:51] <harlemdavvey> guys how can i change the look and feel of my intrepid ibex desktop??
[17:51] <ubuntu1963UC> 200+ updates for ibex
[17:51] <PieEater> looking to get one but want to make sure i can push to external monitor somehow
[17:51] <jac0b> how do I create custom restricted modules?
[17:51] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey: what do you wanna change exactly ?
[17:51] <a931bw> ﻿i'm haven't sound in some programs in my ubuntu 8.04
[17:51] <LakesProse> abhishek_: looky here http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/07/02/automatically-find-fastest-repository-server-in-ubuntu-804/
[17:52] <dmi3on> hi all, is there a big deffernce between debian and ubuntu server distribution ?
[17:52] <LakesProse> a931bw: is your audio card usb or pci ? cause what you posted ealier indicated you have nvidia and you claim having realtek
[17:52] <bbeebboopp> define big
[17:52] <jim_p> a931bw, nvidia is the maker, realtek is the chipset provider. will you give me some time? your card is 100% alsa supported, do you use pulseaudio?
[17:52] <boscoslife> dmi3on: still linux you can still configure it however you want
[17:53] <flukxo> howdy, my friend just updated his intrepid kernel from 2.6.27-9 to 2.6.27-11 and now ubuntu can't find /dev/agpgart. going back to 2.6.27-9 solves the problem, but what about the other updates on this kernel?
[17:53] <LakesProse> a931bw: what jim_p, I'm only half-smart..
[17:53] <jim_p> dmi3on, debian stable is older compared to ubuntu, both for the server part, but debian stable is rock stable. depends on what you need and on your hardware sometimes
[17:53] <jim_p> LakesProse, ?
[17:53] <a931bw> pci
[17:53] <a931bw> card
[17:53] <a931bw> and Yes i'm using alsa
[17:54] <TheFunkbomb> next question:  How do I add a little button to the top next to Firefox for Thunderbird?
[17:54] <TraceRoute> Is there a command that can add my new grub entries to menu.lst because grub is only listing my old ones i tired update-grub and it list it (Found kernel: /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-11-generic) but its not shown in menu.lst
[17:54] <pike_> dmi3on: im not going to argue that ubuntu is as security conscious but really the only time youd notice is when looking in /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:54] <LakesProse> jim_p: nothing, I forgot that realtek was the chipset provider..
[17:54] <jim_p> a931bw, go to System > Preferences > Sound and set everything to alsa
[17:54] <vigo> TheFunkBomb: Just drag it up next to the other one.
[17:55] <TheFunkbomb> well... would you look at that
[17:55] <TheFunkbomb> thanks vigo!
[17:55] <vigo> :-)
[17:55] <jim_p> dmi3on, may i ask on what hardware will it be on?
[17:55] <a931bw> No sound
[17:55] <Kidfork> w do i move a folder from one spot to another without actualy "copying" it?
[17:55] <jim_p> a931bw, dpkg -l | grep pulse
[17:55] <dmi3on> jim_p, 1 sec
[17:55] <a931bw> No result
[17:56] <Kidfork> *how
[17:56] <jim_p> Kidfork, right click, make link and moce the link
[17:56] <jim_p> *move
[17:56] <TheFunkbomb> Now, I have disabled the big alert that pops up.  Will the little icon do anything when I have a new email?
[17:56] <Iowahc> hy there, anyone has a documentation about the ability of gnome-background to load xml files?
[17:56] <LakesProse> Kidfork: you want a shortcut ?
[17:56] <Kidfork> LakeProse: No i want to move the folder from one to spot another
[17:56] <Kidfork> jim_p: thanks
[17:57] <jiffe89> if I do an apt-cache search on a package, is there a way to tell what repo it found it in?
[17:57] <jasonporter> has anyone had any luck with Intrepid using nvidia's 180.22 drivers w/ sli and 3 monitors w/ 3d?
[17:57] <harlemdavvey1> do you have some idea on how i could do to mod my linux desktop a bit?
[17:57] <dmi3on> jim_p, i dont know exact congfig, its dell server with pentium D
[17:57] <Iowahc> hy there, anyone has a documentation about the ability of gnome-background to load xml files?
[17:57] <a931bw> Sorry
[17:57] <a931bw> pastebin i'm know :((
[17:57] <ubuntu1963UC> sorry but i dont know what to do
[17:57] <abhishek_> LakesProse:  updating repo solved the problem
[17:58] <abhishek_> thanks
[17:58] <a931bw> Anyway
[17:58] <ubuntu1963UC> you pastebin the command to mount one of them not redrawing once i close it
[17:58] <jim_p> dmi3on, then the cpu and its hardware in general is old enough for the debian kernel. i suggest debian then
[17:58] <flithm> Starhero: hey how'd it work out?  any update?  I just installed 180.11 and works good so far
[17:58] <harlemdavvey1> i'd like to have transparence on my desktop panels! how could i do?
[17:58] <vigo> jiffe89: Yes, on the bottom of Synaptic are a few sources list, is also a section in the Software Sources.
[17:58] <LakesProse> abhishek_: uh well, cool :)
[17:59] <jiffe89> this is using apt-cache, I dont' have a gui
[17:59] <jim_p> harlemdavvey, right click on the panel > properties > background > transparency
[17:59] <Iowahc> anyone knows where the gnome IRC Channel is located?
[17:59] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: there are some Special Effects options
[17:59] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: where could i find them?
[17:59] <Starhero> flithm: I don't kno what driver I am using for sure but yes I got it working. (nvidia x server applet is not showing tho, but compiz is active!_
[17:59] <LakesProse> man, jim_p you're killing me, answeing faster and with more precision!
[17:59] <dmi3on> jim_p, can you tell me pls what distribution
[17:59] <a931bw> ?
[17:59] <flithm> Starhero: nice!
[18:00] <a931bw> Any help?
[18:00] <Marvin1> for a suse person, what'd be the ubintu's version of yast.... I'm generally running headless linux and do things via cli
[18:00] <jim_p> dmi3on, can i pm you before we go offtopic??
[18:00] <vigo> jiffe89: I am not good at command line stuff,,,let me look for an answer if no one else knows
[18:00] <Starhero> flithm: if you kno how to find out what driver I am using, please share
[18:00] <Iowahc> anyone knows where the gnome IRC Channel is located?
[18:00] <Ingenium13> I just installed a bunch of updates that were pushed out (updated kernel and pulse audio mainly) and now I only get sound out of the left channel on headphones. the internal laptop speakers work fine.
[18:00] <ubuntu1963UC> to share this file used for that partition
[18:00] <dmi3on> jim_p, ofc
[18:00] <pike_> Marvin1: there isnt like a central yast2. synaptic for package management and then just the gnome menu under settings
[18:00] <jim_p> a931bw, what apps dont u have sound in?
[18:00] <jarco> what must i do in kubuntu to be able to mount my internal ntfs drive?
[18:01] <a931bw> vlc in times
[18:01] <a931bw> And mixxx
[18:01] <jim_p> a931bw, set them to use alsa as sound output then
[18:01] <a931bw> How?
[18:01] <Iowahc> has anyone a documentation about the ability of gnome-background to load xml files?
[18:01] <Marvin1> pike_: synaptic has cli? I'm about to dump that pc back in the basement and I've no monitor there
[18:01] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1:  something like right-clik on desktop, settings (like last option) and then on new window, sone last tab
[18:01] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1:  so preceise ey!
[18:02] <pike_> Marvin1: no the cli tool is apt-get
[18:02] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1:  it's the same window settings where you change backgroud and window border color
[18:02] <Marvin1> pike_: apt-get for package management.... how about general config?
[18:02] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: ok.. i'll tell you when i'll have found
[18:02] <jim_p> is it true that the devs kicked network manager out of 9.04?
[18:03] <pike_> Marvin1: not that im aware.  the thing is in a debian type distro if you want to reconfigure something you typically just do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure <packagename>
[18:03] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1:  all right, sorry for confusion, I dont have a linux OS in front of me right now :(
[18:04] <a931bw> HOW?
[18:04] <jarco> what must i do in kubuntu to be able to mount my internal ntfs drive?
[18:04] <Marvin1> pike_: so, no yast-like config with menus that work remotely... for wireless, networking, adding smb users, remote shares, etc, etc, etc
[18:04] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1:  also
[18:04] <jim_p> a931bw, open each app and look in its options
[18:04] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: i'm not able to find something like that.. so maybe.. is there another method to edit my panels?
[18:04] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=876238 (especially post #4)
[18:04] <ubuntu1963UC> the method i tried multiple versions and discs
[18:04] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: it
[18:04] <pike_> Marvin1: yeah.  there is always lynx to find the answer in wiki and then editing config files :)
[18:04] <jim_p> a931bw, i dont have mixxx or vlc. and please highlight me next time
[18:05] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: I hate this keyboard - anyways - it's extra special effects
[18:05] <pike_> Marvin1: there are a ton of front ends in the repos though for specific stuff
[18:05] <ubuntu1963UC> in front of it ?
[18:05] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: oh yeah! it also depends what version of ubuntu you have, older ones don't have 'special effects' installed by default
[18:06] <jim_p> manu__, !!! hi mate !!!
[18:06] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: i have a 8.10 ubuntu
[18:06] <Marvin1> pike_: strange... different philosophy, i guess.... I'm an old bsd/rh/suse person.... my experience with ubuntu desktop is very positive.... unfortunately, I still can't get the server 8.10 to boot ton that machine
[18:07] <Starhero> I think I am gonna cry.
[18:07] <Marvin1> pike_: wanted to give it a try... and perhaps convert to ubuntu..... so far, it installs fine then grub gets stuck and just won't boot
[18:07] <pike_> Marvin1: in alot of ways ubuntu is very user experience centric but the nuts and bolts are really still pure debian
[18:07] <Starhero> The black flashing will not go away even with newer drivers!
[18:07] <kailash_> is there any program like ares in linuxx???
[18:07] <trinaryShift> So on my Gutsy server today I tried to do an apt-get update and every single fetch failed with a "302 Moved Temporarily" error. Anyone have any ideas what's going on here?
[18:07] <TheFunkbomb> next question.  How do I set my UFW so that it only connects to gmail's servers?
[18:08] <ohgodnotanother1> hi?
[18:08] <jim_p> !p2p | kailash_
[18:08] <Marvin1> pike_: so... perhaps I'm back to opensuse... oh well
[18:08] <ohgodnotanother1> I am looking for some help to get ndiswrapper and wpa_supplicant work together
[18:08] <Marvin1> pike_: r u a grub on ubuntu guru? :)
[18:09] <ohgodnotanother1> sudo ifup wlan0 --> wpa_supplicant: "ndiswrapper" wpa-driver is unsupported. why? how can I solve this?
[18:09] <Iowahc> has anyone a documentation about the ability of gnome-background to load xml files?
[18:09] <pike_> Marvin1: i can usually get it to work :)
[18:09] <vigo> jiffe89:I am unable to find a specific article on that.
[18:10] <trinaryShift> !302
[18:10] <trinaryShift> BLUB
[18:10] <Marvin1> pike_: this is an old box.... ran rhat5 for 4-5 years.... then suse, until 10.3.... it's always installed fine from the first attemp
[18:10] <thomas1978c> hello, im having trouble loading drivers for my ati integrated hd3200. i have the linux x86 file on my desktop, but i cant get it to load. any help would be greatly appreciated.
[18:10] <trinaryShift> Has anyone else ever received an error 302 when trying to update or get packages?!
[18:11] <Marvin1> pike_: now, I got the desktop live to work fine... then installed (not chatting from it)
[18:11] <jim_p> trinaryShift, what is the 302 error? 404 is file not found
[18:11] <Jack_Sparrow> trinaryShift sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:11] <Marvin1> pike_: grabbed the server ubuntu 8.10.... installed the same way... no issues.... reboot... grub gets stuck..... very weird
[18:12] <trinaryShift> 302 is "Moved Temporarily"
[18:12] <trinaryShift> :/
[18:12] <rconan> I always forget. Does intrepid have the encrypted root options in the desktop image?
[18:12] <rconan> or do I need the alternate?
[18:13] <thomas1978c> hello, im having trouble loading drivers for my ati integrated hd3200. i have the linux x86 file on my desktop, but i cant get it to load. any help would be greatly appreciated.:-D
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> trinaryShift We see that, but we need to see your sources list so please use the command provided
[18:13] <jim_p> trinaryShift, use some other server then
[18:13] <pike_> Marvin1: any errors or just freezing?
[18:13] <ohgodnotanother1> anyone?
[18:13] <jim_p> thomas1978c, forget fglrx and use the opensource radeon/ardeonhd drivers
[18:13] <piknik> join #ubuntu-pl
[18:13] <thomas1978c> jim_p where do i get these drivers?
[18:14] <Marvin1> pike_: it gets to grub... then is complains about something.... now the box has ubuntu 8.10 desktop so I can't test.... I was hoping someone had the answer ready
[18:14] <ohgodnotanother1> ﻿﻿s﻿udo ifup wlan0 --> wpa_supplicant: "ndiswrapper" wpa-driver is unsupported. why? how can I solve this?
[18:14] <harlemdavvey1> guys, this is how i would love to tune my desktop: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Paladium?content=97875
[18:14] <jim_p> thomas1978c, sudo apt-get install radeon radeonhd                     dunno if you have all the repos enabled though
[18:14] <thomas1978c> jim_p: and will i still be able to use catalyst control panel?
[18:14] <harlemdavvey1> can anybody help me resizing icons?
[18:14] <thomas1978c> tyvm jim_p
[18:15] <Marvin1> pike_: I can quit, reinstall server and get back to this channel from another machine
[18:15] <rblst> intrepid sometimes recognizes my hp laserjet 1018 priinter, but many times not; if i shut down linux, it's gone
[18:15] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: you can right-click the icon and there should be a resize option
[18:15] <jim_p> rblst, install the latest hplip from the hplip site
[18:15] <pike_> Marvin1: maybe just redo grub?  i would boot a livecd and sudo grub then  root (sda1)  then setup (sda) to write it back to mbr.
[18:16] <pike_> Marvin1: also maybe /msg ubottu mbr   and see that link to run the grub-install and stuff
[18:16] <rblst> jim_p: thanks, i will have a look
[18:16] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: omg! thanks!:)
[18:16] <thomas1978c> Jim_p,  the terminal couldnt find radeon package?
[18:16] <jim_p> you are welcome
[18:16] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: hooray! memory serves!
[18:16] <jim_p> thomas1978c, could not find or already installed?
[18:17] <Marvin1> pike_: so, not a know issue with the way the server installs..... i didn't pay attention because I've installed quite a few distros on that old box and the desktop version (running now) installed flawlessly, too
[18:17] <thomas1978c> jim_p, could not find
[18:17] <jim_p> thomas1978c, do you have all the repos enabled?
[18:17] <thomas1978c> jim_p idk
[18:17] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: what about changing the location of the text for every file i have on the desktop?
[18:17] <LakesProse> thomas1978c: sorry to jump in but   sudo apt-get update ?
[18:17] <meoblast001> hi
[18:18] <meoblast001> can someone help me with this PCSX problem i'm experiencing on 64-bit Ubuntu? http://rafb.net/p/AtgJ2V18.html
[18:18] <thomas1978c> lakesprose, ty
[18:18] <Marvin1> pike_: perhaps a dumb question... now tat I have the desktop installed... is there a way to "upgrade/migrate" to the server? or is it a full reinstall?
[18:18] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: you wanna change the 'subtitle' of the icons ?
[18:18] <meoblast001> so far my 64-bit experience is turning out so well
[18:18] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: yes
[18:18] <aclonedsheep> Hey, is it possible to stream to a xbox 360 from ubuntu?
[18:18] <thomas1978c> lakesprose, i updated less than an hour ago
[18:18] <jim_p> thomas1978c, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:18] <thomas1978c> jim_p, how do i enable the repos?
[18:18] <Blinkiz> I compiled some programs yesterday but today I cant compile them anymore into deb files for example. When running "debuild -S -as" I get this error: "unknown Debian architecture s, you must specify GNU system type". Please advice!
[18:19] <thomas1978c> jim_p ok, brb
[18:19] <jim_p> thomas1978c, i dont know the gui way, but its somewhere in synaptic
[18:19] <Blinkiz> This script identify my system as "s". I believe this is wrong :)
[18:19] <savvas> Blinkiz: -sa
[18:19] <savvas> not -as
[18:19] <Blinkiz> savvas, aha, that simple? :)
[18:20] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89197
[18:20] <savvas> Blinkiz: man debuild :)
[18:20] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: what about editing the dimension of icons that are contained in folders?
[18:20] <Blinkiz> savvas, yeah yeah yeah.. #ubuntu debuild :)
[18:20] <pike_> Marvin1: the server install is basically just the server kernel and then none of the desktop stuff.  they are really the same OS
[18:20] <savvas> Blinkiz: actually sorry, man dpkg-buildpackage
[18:20] <pike_> Marvin1: server is just bare bones desktop
[18:21] <Reddler> Excuse me but is anyone here good at Linux scripting? Why does running this commande truncate the file in addition to doing the substitution?
[18:21] <Reddler> awk '{gsub("IPv6","IPv7");print > FILENAME}' dmesg
[18:21] <Blinkiz> savvas, Doh
[18:21] <thomas1978c> jim_p bash denies me in the terminal
[18:21] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: hmm sorry not sure, havent been there done that, I could only google to help you :(
[18:21] <savvas> :)
[18:21] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: did the compiz/emerald link help you ?
[18:21] <trinaryShift> Jack_Sparrow, That would be a bit pointless, wouldn't it? You just told me to do an apt-get command in order to solve my problem. :P
[18:21] <jim_p> thomas1978c, how?
[18:22] <thomas1978c> jim_p:   thomas1978c $  sudo apt-get install radeon radeonhd
[18:22] <thomas1978c> Reading package lists... Done
[18:22] <thomas1978c> Building dependency tree
[18:22] <thomas1978c> Reading state information... Done
[18:22] <thomas1978c> E: Couldn't find package radeon
[18:22] <thomas1978c> thomas1978c :~$ /etc/apt/sources.list
[18:22] <FloodBot1> thomas1978c: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:22] <Izinucs> I just got the kernel upgrade and my system needs me to enter pci=nomsi in the kernel line.  Looking at menu.list I see a section showing ( # defoptions=quiet splash ).. if I add my pci=nomsi to that section will it automagically add it to all kernel upgrades?
[18:22] <burg> hello. every time i try to install ubuntu, the installer crashes. i tried with 2 different cds (8.10) and both work for other friends. i use asus x50gl notebook with core2duo t5800 2ghz, 3gb ram, nvidia 8200
[18:23] <thomas1978c> oops*
[18:23] <savvas> Blinkiz: is it working now?
[18:23] <Marvin1> pike_: can I go to the server as an "upgrade"? I was thinking encrypted LVM... the desktop install didn't offer that
[18:23] <Izinucs> burg: is the motherboard chipset also nvidia 8200?
[18:23] <jim_p> thomas1978c, sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list                    and pastebin the contents. do not close the file
[18:23] <thomas1978c> jim_p ok
[18:23] <racefan_go3> I've got Apache running but when I stop cmd:user/uuid:libuuid binds to port 80.  when I start Apache, the port is already in use.  Does anyone know why uuid is grabbing port 80 and how can adjust this?
[18:23] <Blinkiz> savvas, Naa, got new errors. hehe..
[18:23] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: not at all because i'm not interested in effects
[18:24] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1: maybe this multi-age article would help with your general estethical cleansing http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/change_ubuntu_look
[18:24] <Blinkiz> savvas, But yes, original problem solved :)
[18:24] <Raylz> how can i set a disklabel?
[18:24] <Izinucs> burg: ?? did you see my post above?
[18:24] <Raylz> sry my conn is atm too slow for googleing
[18:24] <trinaryShift> So on my Gutsy server today I tried to do an apt-get update and every single fetch failed with a "302 Moved Temporarily" error. Anyone have any ideas what's going on here?
[18:24] <LakesProse> multi-page*
[18:25] <burg> izibi: yes
[18:25] <Izinucs> Raylz: you can use gparted to do that
[18:25] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: ok thanks so much
[18:25] <burg> Izinucs, sorry. yes, it is
[18:25] <thomas1978c> jim_p: http://pastebin.com/m1c3be1fe
[18:25] <harlemdavvey1> LakesProse: i've done it;)
[18:25] <ubuntu1963UC> http : //www
[18:25] <Seigo> Hi @ all
[18:25] <piknik> ubuntu-pl
[18:25] <Seigo> can plz someone tell me, how I can untar a tra-Archive with the Shell?
[18:25] <thomas1978c> is waiting happily and atiently for jim_p. ty
[18:26] <Raylz> Izinucs: is it possible to do with fdisk too?
[18:26] <Izinucs> burg: when you boot to the live cd and it gives you the options of what you want to do hit F6 and add pci=nomsi to the kernel line at the end. then hit continue to go to the live desktop
[18:26] <Izinucs> Raylz: probably but I don't know how.
[18:26] <Reddler> Seigo: tar -xvf FILE.tar ?
[18:26] <trinaryShift> sooo
[18:26] <trinaryShift> 302 error?
[18:26] <trinaryShift> No repository access?
[18:26] <LakesProse> harlemdavvey1 how how??
[18:26] <reya276> Does anyone know how I can connect to MS SQL Server from Ubuntu(not remote desktop) through ODBC or an actual application
[18:27] <jim_p> thomas1978c, your sources seem fine
[18:27] <burg> Izinucs: that`s all? that will help me install ubuntu?
[18:27] <Seigo> Reddler: thx. how can I choose the destination where I want to untar to?
[18:27] <Raylz> Izinucs: thx, i dont like to rely too much on gui programs for system administration :)
[18:27] <unop> reya276, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ODBC
[18:28] <thomas1978c> jim_p, i know, strange huh? i had audio issues last night. i fixed those on my own, but installing my ati catalyst driver has me stumped.
[18:28] <Izinucs> burg: that should get you to the live cd desktop.. at least it did on my machine.  Once installed you have to use the live cd to edit /boot/grub/menu.list to add the same thing to the kernel lines listed there.
[18:28] <Reddler> Seigo: Perhaps "tar -xvf FILE PATH/"
[18:28] <Reddler> Seigo: or be where you want to unpack it and do "tar -xvf PATH/TO/FILE.TAR"
[18:28] <burg> i can get to the live cd. the installer crashes when the partitioner starts
[18:28] <Izinucs> Raylz: I understand.. I did use fdisk once to do that  but it's been a while.. man fdisk or elinks to google
[18:28] <jarco> is there anyone here with knowledge about the  /etc/fstab file? I need to mount 2 ntfs drives with it.
[18:29] <reya276> Right but that is for MySQL not MSSQL
[18:29] <Izinucs> burg: yes.. just try it and see if you get past the partitioning part.
[18:29] <ubuntu1963UC> not part of the effects are
[18:29] <thomas1978c> jim_p also, when i loaded ubuntu, i had no audio, i got audio, but now my ati drivers are gone......
[18:29] <burg> ok. thanks a lot
[18:29] <jim_p> thomas1978c, how did you install the catalyst driver?
[18:29] <Izinucs> burg: np.. :)
[18:29] <jim_p> how do i play a sound file with aplay?
[18:29] <thomas1978c> jim_p, i havent yet, its on my desktop. but i cant get anything to open it
[18:30] <jim_p> thomas1978c, did you download it from ati?
[18:30] <thomas1978c> jim_p its from atis website, linux drivers x86 radeon hd3200
[18:31] <jim_p> thomas1978c, delete it then before you make some damage with it :P
[18:31] <Riina> hallo
[18:31] <jim_p> thomas1978c, are you on 8.10?
[18:31] <Riina> hi there
[18:31] <thomas1978c> jim_p, ok deleting, and yes 8.10 ubuntu, updated current
[18:31] <Izinucs> burg: it took me a LOT of googleing to find that answer for my new board.. really drove me nuts.
[18:32] <lantjie> hey guys
[18:32] <flithm> hey everyone... I just installed the kde4 gtk theme and now it's saying "oxygen-icon-gnome" is not installed
[18:32] <lantjie> i hove a question
[18:32] <ubuntu1963UC> a gtk app
[18:32] <flithm> anyone know where to get this?
[18:32] <lantjie> i have
[18:32] <Louis_> Hi!  I'm having a bit of a problem getting a shared printer to work under windows machines, and I was hoping somebody could take a look at my smb.conf and let me know if there are any obvious problems.  The printer has successfully printed a test page via the CUPS web interface, but I can't get my vista laptop to detect the printer on the network.   smb.conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110958/
[18:32] <jim_p> thomas1978c, your best bet is radeon or radeonhd then. the ati drivers wont work
[18:33] <lantjie> how can i copy files from my cdrom to my usb stick?
[18:33] <Louis_> lantjie:  are you on a terminal or the web interface?
[18:33] <a1010100m> Heloo
[18:33] <Louis_> lantjie:  sorry... graphical interface
[18:33] <thomas1978c> jim_p, deleted ati files, now what?
[18:33] <jim_p> thomas1978c, sudo apt-get install radeonhd
[18:33] <a1010100m> I am having a problem with microfon, is enyone know how to fix that
[18:33] <unop> !info tdsodbc
[18:33] <ubuntu1963UC> any info online
[18:34] <Izinucs> lantjie: in terminal or with gui
[18:34] <lantjie> louis: so there is no command
[18:34] <lantjie> in terminal
[18:34] <jim_p> thomas1978c, damn. i am terrubly sorry mate. i forgot some prefic
[18:34] <jim_p> prefix
[18:34] <Louis_> lantjie:  sure there is.  cp to copy and mv to move i believe
[18:34] <lantjie> louis in terminal
[18:34] <jim_p> thomas1978c, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeon xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd
[18:35] <Izinucs> lantjie: cp /media/cdrom0/<filename> /media/<usb_stick_name>
[18:35] <thomas1978c> jim_p: terminal couldnt find radeon hd
[18:35] <ubuntu1963UC> : von ati radeon hd 4870 oc on ubuntu, is it possible to duplicate the
[18:35] <lantjie> yes is it like this cp /media/cdrom /media/'usbstick'?
[18:35] <jim_p> thomas1978c, use the latest thing i said
[18:35] <TheFunkbomb> Is there a way to set up Thunderbird so it doesn't make that pop up in the lower left hand corner but there is still a notification of some sort?
[18:35] <lantjie> louis:is this it
[18:36] <lantjie> oke thanks louis
[18:36] <Louis_> lantjie:  yeah, but you have to replace 'usbstick' with the path to the usb stick in question
[18:36] <ubuntu1963UC> rocket mobile internet stick ?
[18:36] <lantjie> i fegot somthung
[18:36] <Izinucs> lantjie: you need to look in /media to see how the usbstick is named.. sometimes it's known as disk-1.. once you have the then /media/name .. no tic marks
[18:36] <lantjie> oke
[18:36] <Louis_> lantjie:  yeah, but you have to replace 'usbstick' with the path to the usb stick in question
[18:36] <Louis_> whoops
[18:36] <thomas1978c> jim_p: setting up Setting up xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd (1.2.1-2build2)
[18:37] <lantjie> thank you guys
[18:37] <Izinucs> np
[18:37] <Louis_> Hi!  I'm having a bit of a problem getting a shared printer to work under windows machines, and I was hoping somebody could take a look at my smb.conf and let me know if there are any obvious problems.  The printer has successfully printed a test page via the CUPS web interface, but I can't get my vista laptop to detect the printer on the network.   smb.conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110958/
[18:37] <thomas1978c> jim_p: done
[18:37] <ubuntu1963UC> i have done to try
[18:37] <knut> in gnome: where can i set the default icon size for the desktop?
[18:37] <thomas1978c> jim_p: close the editor?
[18:37] <rconan>  I always forget. Does intrepid have the encrypted root options in the desktop image or do I need the alternate?
[18:37] <jim_p> thomas1978c, yea, and the terminal
[18:38] <TheFunkbomb> or a way to have Thunderbird always running in the background?
[18:38] <jim_p> thomas1978c, now reboot and say a prey
[18:38] <fosco__> rconan, alternate
[18:38] <thomas1978c> jim_p: praying....
[18:38] <thomas1978c> bb soon. ill let you know what happens
[18:38] <jim_p> thomas1978c, ok :P
[18:38] <rconan> fosco_, thanks
[18:42] <bluefox83> anyone know if there is a channel for developing google gadgets?
[18:42] <lantjie> hey louis inserted my cd, but it doesn't copy
[18:42] <lantjie> it say that cp omitting
[18:42] <lantjie> what can i doe?
[18:42] <lantjie> do
[18:42] <antonio_> ciao atuttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[18:42] <lantjie> please help
[18:42] <unop> lantjie,  cp -R  ...
[18:42] <lantjie> oke
[18:43] <unop> !it | antonio_
[18:43] <lantjie> thanks unop
[18:43] <bluefox83> lantjie, that would mean you do not have the proper permissions to copy to the target directory
[18:43] <unop> bluefox83, no, he's not doing a recursive copy..
[18:43] <Orphis_> Hi, I've got problems with autofs recognizing my samba shares, can someone help me ?
[18:43] <bluefox83> unop, what kind of copy is he doing?
[18:43] <lantjie> bleufoxes i want to copy my whole cd to my usb stick
[18:44] <antonio_> #ubuntu.it
[18:44] <unop> bluefox83,  something like this.   cp  src/  dest/
[18:44] <thomas1978c> jim_p:http://pastebin.com/m1d5bd9c0
[18:44] <unop> bluefox83,  as opposed to.   cp -R src/  dest/
[18:44] <bluefox83> that can still give that same error, also it could mean your usb stick is not mounted properly
[18:44] <thomas1978c> jim_p, no ati love....:/
[18:44] <bluefox83> may not have write permissions
[18:44] <jim_p> thomas1978c, why did you use the ati tool?
[18:45] <lantjie> yes everything is good
[18:45] <quizme> how do i install a *.deb file?
[18:45] <unop> bluefox83, no ..  cp: omitting directory `directory'  # is an indication that cp is not told to copy all files within the directory
[18:45] <LakesProse> can I just use OSSEC and not bother setting iptables up ?
[18:45] <lantjie> i double checked it all
[18:45] <quizme> apt-get install blah.deb ?
[18:45] <bluefox83> in any event...trying to find a good tutorial on making google gadgets...gonna try to make a linux version of the pandora vista gadget
[18:45] <Butt-Head> Hello all, Noob to Ubuntu/Linux and reading some docs on how to add the commands of pnpbios=off and acpi=off to /boot/grub/menu.lst . I do know how to open the file with the "gksudo gedit" command, but where do I add the lines to get the commands to work. I have a Thinkpad 600E and this is the last step to get the sound to work.
[18:45] <unop> quizme,  sudo dpkg -i  file.deb
[18:45] <Absolute0> How do I switch the gdm logong screen using a command line apo?
[18:45] <quizme> unop: thanks
[18:46] <thomas1978c> jim_p: iati catalyst is in my applications menu, under accessories. am i not supposed to go there?
[18:46] <jim_p> thomas1978c, since you are in gui, no. better remove it
[18:46] <RQ> hi
[18:46] <Absolute0> How do I switch the gdm logon screen using the command line to launch the app?
[18:46] <ozzloy> how do i undo a bzr pull?
[18:46] <jim_p> thomas1978c, open a terminal and type                   glxinfo | grep direct
[18:47] <Louis_> Hi!  I'm having a bit of a problem getting a shared printer to work under windows machines, and I was hoping somebody could take a look at my smb.conf and let me know if there are any obvious problems.  The printer has successfully printed a test page via the CUPS web interface, but I can't get my vista laptop to detect the printer on the network.   smb.conf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/110958/
[18:47] <therealnanotube> Absolute0: what do you mean "switch the gdm logon screen"? switch it from what state to what state?
[18:47] <antonio_> come cazzz0 civado ripeti
[18:47] <kaje> I have a script I want to run whenever someone logs in (via ssh, gdm, whatever)... I though I could just put it in /etc/profile.d/, but that didn't seem to work. Any suggestions?
[18:47] <lantjie> hey guys it worked
[18:47] <Absolute0> therealnanotube: from the ubuntu to some other one
[18:47] <thomas1978c> jim_p: failed all requests in terminal....
[18:48] <thomas1978c> grrrrr
[18:48] <jarco> is there anyone here with knowledge about the  /etc/fstab file? I need to mount 2 ntfs drives with it.
[18:48] <therealnanotube> Butt-Head: add it to the "kernel" line
[18:48] <jim_p> thomas1978c, why?
[18:48] <RQ> is there a way to configure what events scrollwheel slanting produces?
[18:48] <therealnanotube> Absolute0: and what's that about the commandline, then?
[18:48] <trinaryShift> Does anyone here know of a text-based web browser that can be "name spoofed" so that it appears to be something else (like firefox or IE)?
[18:48] <Absolute0> therealnanotube: nevermind
[18:48] <lantjie> i was suppose to do this command: cp -r /media/cdrom/ /media/'name of the usb stick'.
[18:49] <hatter243> !ntfs | jarco
[18:49] <jim_p> what do i have to do to get sound in vbox?
[18:49] <kaje> trinaryShift: I think lynx can
[18:49] <lantjie> thanx to everyone that help. that's why i love ubuntu
[18:49] <RQ> I want it to produce events "go back" and "go forward", but I don't want to use imwheel, or whatever the app name is
[18:49] <lantjie> everybody cares
[18:49] <rblst> jim_p: hplip installed a whole bunch of packages, and now a window pops ups searching for USB devices, but it does not find my printer :(
[18:49] <trinaryShift> kaje, how do I do address spoofing? I've used lynx before on headless servers, but I don't know how to configure spoofing
[18:49] <thomas1978c> jim_p, i dont know. this is my first time not using the live cd. i installed last night. the live cd was great, when i loaded i had no audio, fixed that, and rebooted, now i have no ati video card drivers
[18:49] <therealnanotube> RQ: you could stick some config into xorg.conf
[18:49] <allsystemsarego> I'm looking for ncurses-based CD burning software for Ubuntu, any ideas?
[18:50] <kaje> trinaryShift you mean user-agent spoofing?
[18:50] <hatter243> trinaryShift, lynx?
[18:50] <jim_p> rblst, there is some app to configure your printer. have a look at the hplip site
[18:50] <RQ> therealnanotube, will it be respected now that most of the xorg.conf is being generated on the fly?
[18:50] <ubuntu1963UC> will most likely reply
[18:50] <hatter243> !burn | allsystemsarego
[18:50] <ubuntu1963UC> https : //wiki
[18:50] <ubuntu1963UC> i burn an ubuntu upgrade
[18:50] <trinaryShift> kaje, I'm trying to visit a page with lynx and the server doesn't allow non-firefox or IE browsers to visit its pages
[18:51] <therealnanotube> allsystemsarego: cdrecord
[18:51] <rblst> jim_p: i'll take a look, what is this whole hplip misery BTW, it used to work just fine before...
[18:51] <trinaryShift> hatter243, I'm using lynx, I just don't know how to make it "appear" as another browser
[18:51] <therealnanotube> RQ: yes, it doesn't overwrite settings you have, only generates ones that aren't there.
[18:51] <jim_p> rblst, lmao
[18:51] <Butt-Head> therealnanotube: I tried and not sure how. do you mean at the end of the last line below?
[18:51] <Butt-Head> ## ## End Default Options ##
[18:51] <Butt-Head> title		Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-11-generic
[18:51] <Butt-Head> uuid		8e166a24-e75c-42ef-add5-e2a90ba25aff
[18:51] <Butt-Head> kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-11-generic root=UUID=8e166a24-e75c-42ef-add5-e2a90ba25aff ro quiet splash
[18:51] <oCean_> rblst: did the config screen during hplip install ask you to unplug/replug your printer? I plugged it back in and hplip found my printer
[18:51] <FloodBot1> Butt-Head: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:51] <Pentaton> Hello. I am trying to download WoW via client downloader. But is says it can't connect to the internet. How do i resolve this problem?
[18:52] <RQ> therealnanotube, well thanks. I guess I'll resort to that
[18:52] <trinaryShift> kaje, yeah, I think user-agent spoofing is what I'm talking about.
[18:52] <therealnanotube> Butt-Head: yes, at the end of that line
[18:52] <RQ> but I wish gnome had a configuration panel for that
[18:52] <thomas1978c> jim_p: taking lunch
[18:52] <rblst> oCean_> rblst:  yes, i did replug my printer
[18:52] <shizumasa14> Can someone help me with downloading and installing bitlbee?
[18:52] <therealnanotube> RQ: give it another few releases... and it probably will. :)
[18:52] <jim_p> thomas1978c, lol
[18:52] <rews> hii anyone. im trying to setup an remote desktop between my 2 ubuntu machiness in my own home network, i had set i up exactly as i been told in this guide? - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402 - help me?
[18:53] <hatter243> trinaryShift, you can do it in the [O]ptions menu
[18:53] <Pentaton> Can someone help me with wine?
[18:53] <oCean_> rblst: does your system see the printer device? (using "dmesg") ?
[18:53] <hatter243> trinaryShift, Unfortunately I don't know a way to make it persistent, so it's something you'll have to do every reboot
[18:53] <erUSUL> !ask | Pentaton
[18:53] <RQ> therealnanotube, heh, thanks :)
[18:53] <erUSUL> !appdb | Pentaton
[18:54] <meoblast001> anyone here know how to resolve this issue with PCSX 64-bit? http://rafb.net/p/AtgJ2V18.html
[18:54] <trinaryShift> hatter243, it's fine, I'm just trying to gain internet access from my server and the authentication redirect requires a GUI
[18:54] <rblst> oCean_: lsusb sees it: Bus 004 Device 013: ID 03f0:4117 Hewlett-Packard Printing Support
[18:54] <kaje> trinaryShift: You want to change your user-agent string... Read the lynx manual about it: http://lynx.isc.org/lynx2.8.5/lynx2-8-5/lynx_help/Lynx_users_guide.html
[18:54] <Butt-Head> therealnanotube: awsomeness. will try. see you laters. tnx
[18:54] <trinaryShift> hatter243, I'm pretty sure it's just a one time thing (server doesn't ever really get shut down)
[18:54] <trinaryShift> kaje, thanks!
[18:55] <rblst> oCean_: dmesg says:  device descriptor read/64, error -110
[18:55] <nua> hi all, I've got openssh-server set up and authorized_keys, but I'd like it just just deny access to anyone not in the authorized_keys file, rather than asking for a password. any idea??
[18:55] <ubuntu1963UC> what dmesg | tail rblst 20
[18:55] <ldiamond> Have anyone heard about the laptop drive lifetime problems with Ubuntu and know how to fix it? (The wear and tear problem)
[18:55] <therealnanotube> Butt-Head: np good luck :)
[18:55] <hatter243> nua, PasswordAuthentication = no in /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[18:55] <therealnanotube> RQ: have fun. :)
[18:55] <centyx> Hi. Does anyone know if tracker/evolution index Maildir folders setup in Evolution? If I right click on the maildir mailbox in Evolution and click on properties, "Index message body" is selected, but tracker isn't indexing the messages. ( Tracker is indexing the individual maildir message files in my home directory, but not as mail messages via Evolution ). Any ideas?
[18:55] <rblst> ubuntu1963UC: these errors
[18:55] <ldiamond> Is this related to the fact that my HDD heats up more in ubuntu than windows.
[18:55] <nua> hatter243: thanks!
[18:55] <lantjie> hey guys i hav e another question how do i make a new folder? is it mkdir?
[18:55] <ubuntu1963UC> ubuntu sucks !
[18:56] <meoblast001> anyone?
[18:56] <lantjie> what ubuntu is the best that there is
[18:56] <ldiamond> ubuntu1963UC, your choice.
[18:56] <ubuntu1963UC> has anyone had trouble with the main filesystem
[18:56] <oCean_> rblst: that might not be related to the printer... (but not sure) However, there should be something in the dmesg output rgarding the printer. Search for usb .. "dmesg | grep -i usb"
[18:56] <meoblast001> i'm assuming more people than just me are having trouble getting stuff to work in 64-bit Ubuntu
[18:56] <rews> anyone to help whit remote desktop?
[18:56] <ubuntu1963UC> ubuntunot remote desktop manager package ?
[18:56] <oCean_> rblst: you can call certain programs from the hplip package manually - like "sudo hp-scan" and/or "hp-setup"
[18:56] <hatter243> meoblast001, what's your question? I'm not having any trouble with 64bit ubuntu
[18:56] <lantjie> help me please
[18:56] <oCean_> rews: just shoot
[18:56] <therealnanotube> lantjie: yes, mkdir
[18:57] <therealnanotube> lantjie: try "man mkdir" for help on the command, too. :)
[18:57] <meoblast001> hatter243: i get http://rafb.net/p/AtgJ2V18.html with PCSX
[18:57] <ompaul> ldiamond, have you got this problem documented anywhere?
[18:57] <lantjie> therealnanotube: thaks man
[18:57] <rblst> ubuntu1963UC, oCean_: http://pastebin.com/d3190e30a
[18:57] <rainmanp7> hi
[18:57] <ldiamond> ompaul, yes its documented in launchpad
[18:57] <claudine> list
[18:57] <Pentaton> ubottu: noone is online at #whinehq :(
[18:58] <rainmanp7> Where is the location of the Display configuration for ubuntu ibex 8.10 ? thank you
[18:58] <rews>  im trying to setup an remote desktop between my 2 ubuntu machiness in my own home network, i had set i up exactly as i been told in this guide? - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402 - help me?
[18:58] <ompaul> ldiamond, been running it for 4 years on different drives and in office so I am curious not seen evidence of this on laptops or otherwise have you got a link?
[18:58] <trinaryShift> kaje, Alright, so I'm trying to change the lynx User Agent option to that of my ubuntu laptop, but the change doesn't seem permanent at all
[18:58] <ldiamond> rainmanp7, System preference
[18:58] <LakesProse> Louis_: I think you may need to make the print share browsaeble
[18:58] <trinaryShift> kaje, it doesn't  seem to have any effect on the perceived user-agent string
[18:58] <oCean_> rblst: ah, I see. "unable to enumerate usb device" might be the problem
[18:58] <therealnanotube> rainmanp7: system -> preferences -> screen
[18:58] <hatter243> meoblast001, got me, I've never used that program before
[18:58] <ubuntu1963UC> to hardy repos never update to the kernel line
[18:58] <LakesProse> Louis_: if youre still on the samba print share problem..
[18:59] <rainmanp7> No i mean my Sony LCD is what i have and ubuntu gives me a Display unknown
[18:59] <ldiamond> ompaul, http://digg.com/linux_unix/Explanation_of_Ubuntu_Hard_Drive_Wear_and_Tear
[18:59] <Louis_> LakesProse:  thanks. let me try that
[18:59] <LakesProse> Louis_: and obviously (?) dont forget to restart the service
[18:59] <ompaul> ldiamond, that is two old versions - and I did not notice it particularly then
[19:00] <Louis_> LakesProse:  right =)  You're right to remind me though!  Should I make it writable too?
[19:00] <kaje> You went into the lynx options and changed the user agent?
[19:00] <oCean_> rblst: however, I have no idea what's wrong. Google might help out there.
[19:00] <LakesProse> Louis_: I would think so, but try it as it is
[19:00] <lantjie> hey guys what is the command for mounting a ntfs harddrive?
[19:00] <trinaryShift> kaje, Yeah, I got it to work, nevermind. :) I didn't see the "accept changes" area :D
[19:00] <therealnanotube> lantjie: mount
[19:00] <trinaryShift> kaje, thanks!
[19:01] <kaje> ahh, =)
[19:01] <ldiamond> ompaul, well, for some reason, my HDD heats up too much.
[19:01] <Louis_> LakesProse:  i just switched it to writable... i'll try that as well even though it breaks the 'one variable at a time' rule
[19:01] <rblst> oCean_: thanks for giving me directions anyway
[19:01] <Raylz> lantjie: mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/ice /media/mountpoint
[19:01] <oCean_> rblst: sure, it's always annoying when hotplug isn't all that hotplug afterall :/ .... found link something like bug, but I don't understand completely https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/256767
[19:02] <lantjie> therealnanotube:oke tanks guys
[19:02] <LakesProse> Louis_: all right, tell me how that goes
[19:02] <Louis_> hmm... I'm getting "access denied. unable to connect"
[19:02] <Louis_> LakesProse ^
[19:02] <TuniX12> hello
[19:02] <Guest72557> I'm trying to add data to a bug report and need to kill X to remove it from the equation - if I fall back to a text-mode session Ctrl+Alt+F1 will this kill X as well?
[19:02] <LakesProse> Louis_: lemme think
[19:03] <rblst> oCean_: thanks, i will check it
[19:03] <Louis_> LakesProse:  i went about this by trial and error, so i really wouldn't mind starting from scratch
[19:03] <LakesProse> Louis_: you could use SWAT
[19:03] <Guest72557> Will Ctrl+Alt+F1 actually kill X?
[19:04] <Louis_> LakesProse:  what's swat?
[19:04] <Louis_> can I use it from a client on the local net?  My print server is headless
[19:04] <LakesProse> semi-gui for samba
[19:04] <nroot7> can anyone point me to something to help me configure python cgi on apache in ubuntu
[19:04] <nroot7> can seem to find anything on google
[19:05] <nroot7> its my bad but if someone can hepl me out here
[19:05] <nroot7> it will be great
[19:05] <yousei> this is probably a stupid problem but when I install the graphic drivers I'm supposed to use the resolution is set higher than my screen can display so I can't see anything and if I use xfix to be able to see anything again it replaces the new drivers with the old ones
[19:06] <Louis_> LakesProse:  can it be used from a client computer?
[19:06] <LakesProse> Louis_: yeah, it's browser-based
[19:06] <rews> Ocean_ :im trying to setup an remote desktop between my 2 ubuntu machiness in my own home network, i had set i up exactly as i been told in this guide? - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402
[19:06] <Louis_> aah okay.  i might do that. thanks for the tip
[19:07] <cioban> hi there
[19:07] <LakesProse> Louis_: sorry, im half-present cause Im at work but yeah google it, it should be cool
[19:07] <Louis_> LakesProse:  no you've been really helpful.  thanks a lot
[19:07] <uknmyuny> hey
[19:07] <btermeli> btermeli identify 9831265
[19:07] <cioban> im new and im using xubuntu
[19:07] <uknmyuny> I'm having real problems with ubuntu 8.10
[19:07] <cioban> im trying to install my fritz wlan stick
[19:07] <bastidrazor> btermeli; that would be /msg nickserv identify
[19:07] <btermeli> sorry
[19:08] <uknmyuny> in firefox some pages never end to load
[19:08] <uknmyuny> for example
[19:08] <uknmyuny> www.meebo.com
[19:08] <uknmyuny> it never loads
[19:08] <ubuntu1963UC> never really looked at this
[19:08] <cioban> i do it like it says in the readme but i get alwys error
[19:08] <shadukan> ???do u have the appropriate plugins installed?
[19:08] <uknmyuny> if I reboot to windows it loads perfectly
[19:08] <uknmyuny> anybody knows what could be wrong?
[19:08] <shadukan> i use the same service uknmyuny
[19:08] <shadukan> and never had issue
[19:08] <q_> ,
[19:08] <bbeebboopp> uknmyuny, it works fine here
[19:09] <shadukan> (if reboot to windows doesn't solve firefox issue on linux :))
[19:09] <uknmyuny> something is wrong here but cant tell what
[19:09] <SJr|Work> Where does Ubuntu get it's stupid ideas for monitor resolution from?+
[19:09] <uknmyuny> what i meant is, its not a connectivity issue
[19:09] <joe75> theres a meebo plugin for ff
[19:09] <chronofire> how do i get ubuntu out of low graphics mode?
[19:09] <uknmyuny> other example is
[19:09] <yousei> so is there a way I can lower the resolution in the window handler while not having it started?
[19:09] <shadukan> r u sure?
[19:09] <uknmyuny> java.sun.com
[19:10] <uknmyuny> i put that address in firefox and it never loads
[19:10] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: try one thing «  echo 0 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling »
[19:10] <oCean_> rews: well it seems right, however there are a lot of comments, stating that they had to take various different steps.
[19:10] <ubuntu1963UC> my drives too, however read this to understand why
[19:10] <Vladimir[LV]> Hello! How i can set login limits on SSH?
[19:10] <lantjie> guys i want mount an iso file from my stick how do i do that with a command
[19:10] <lantjie> ?
[19:11] <ubuntu1963UC> men login as root
[19:11] <uknmyuny> what does that do erusul?
[19:11] <ubuntu1963UC> does the new ubuntu kernel
[19:11] <chronofire> how do i get ubuntu out of low graphics mode?
[19:11] <lantjie> i tried everything i knew to doe iit
[19:11] <oCean_> rews: it's a bit outdated, 2006..
[19:11] <lantjie> but it doesn't
[19:11] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: disables window scaling some buggy routers do not support it and may be dropping your connection to certain sites
[19:12] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: it is the fault of those who run such routers
[19:12] <Jet``> Hi, I want to record a wmv stream from the web, and I don't know what to do with MPlayer, is anybody used to that?
[19:12] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: just try if it does not help you can enable it again with  «  echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling »
[19:12] <ubuntu1963UC> to enable the repos ?
[19:12] <uknmyuny> coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
[19:13] <uknmyuny> do I need to put it in some configuration file so that the problem will be solved forever?
[19:13]  * erUSUL o.0'!
[19:13] <rews> oCean_ : okay but can i see out of the error whats wrong? cuz when im doing the command ''vncviewer localhost:1'' it saids connected to localhost port 5901 but aafter a while it saids read:COnnection reset by peer (104)
[19:13] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: you can put  « echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling » in /etc/rc.local but it is not very good idea
[19:14] <lantjie> is someone femiliar with mounting iso files from usb sticks
[19:14] <lantjie> ?
[19:14] <MarySue> I want to set up a server, so I can put Windows files and such in my laptop as a server and other will be Vista Basic.
[19:14] <lantjie> please help
[19:14] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: window scaling increases tcp/ip performance
[19:14] <jarco> !iso
[19:14] <chronofire> how do i get ubuntu out of low graphics mode?
[19:15] <MarySue> Anybody?
[19:15] <hatter243> lantjie, what's your question
[19:15] <uknmyuny> so erUSUL, your advice would be to put this line EVERY TIME I BOOT UBUNTU?
[19:15] <Emerica> Is grub capable of sending commands to a serial port before loading an os? I know console output can be redirected on serial, but can I send custom data without the redirection?
[19:15] <erUSUL> MarySue: a file server for a windows machine ?
[19:15] <MarySue> yes
[19:15] <Emerica> MarySue: would Freenas help you?
[19:15] <yousei> Is there a way to change the window handler resolution while not being inside it?   I'm using the window handler that came with 8.10..whatever it is D:
[19:15] <Vladimir[LV]> Hello! How i can set login limits on SSH?
[19:15] <lantjie> hatter243: i want to mount an iso file from my stick
[19:15] <MarySue> Ubuntu will be installed on my laptop soon to become an server
[19:16] <oCean_> rews: I'm not sure what's wrong. I think that the setup in the link you provided is a bit overdone.. I'm not sure how to debug the error you have
[19:16] <hatter243> !iso | lantjie
[19:16] <uknmyuny> so erUSUL, your advice would be to put this line EVERY TIME I BOOT UBUNTU?
[19:16] <erUSUL> uknmyuny: no just when some site fails... better is to try to determine which machine is dropping the packets contact the administrator and call him names XXDD
[19:16] <chronofire> my ubuntu went from high resolution to low reolustion how do i fix this??? my regular resolution should be 1680x1050 and now its set to 1024x786 or something
[19:16] <erUSUL> !samba  | MarySue
[19:16] <rews> oCean_ : Do you know a great guide to set up remote desktop?
[19:16] <hatter243> !res | chronofire
[19:16] <lantjie> thanx
[19:18] <oCean_> rews: sorry, no
[19:18] <yousei> thanks hatter that probably fixes my problem too
[19:19] <rews> oCeanay thanks for the help
[19:19] <j-b-r> Ok, I'm back with a new problem. I'm trying to install the nVidia drivers, but it fails at compiling something for my kernel
[19:19] <mgottesfeld>  quit
[19:19] <erUSUL> j-b-r: why are you not using the prepackaged ones ??
[19:20] <gwen_> haller
[19:20] <j-b-r> What do you mean?
[19:20] <sagredo> Hi ubuntu friends
[19:20] <erUSUL> j-b-r: System>Admin>Hardware Drivers
[19:20] <sagredo> Is there anyone who happens to know how Pure FTPd works?
[19:20] <j-b-r> I don't have any drivers at all there
[19:20] <erUSUL> j-b-r: that's what i mean
[19:20] <j-b-r> There is nothing in there.
[19:20] <sagredo> Does anyone know the default directory PureFTPd uses?
[19:20] <sagredo> lols
[19:20] <erUSUL> j-b-r: if you have an nvidia card you should see it listed there...
[19:20] <ubuntu1963UC> who uses proxies by servers ?
[19:20] <dizzyd87> hello!
[19:21] <j-b-r> Well, when I do lspci it tells me I do
[19:21] <fserve> http://www.energyfiend.com/death-by-caffeine
[19:21] <mdm> evening
[19:21] <dizzyd87> mdm, where are you from?
[19:21] <mdm> UK
[19:21] <mdm> Manchester
[19:21] <erUSUL> j-b-r: but it does not appear in System>Admin>Hardware Drivers ?¿
[19:21] <dizzyd87> cool, Canada here
[19:22] <Flannel> fserve: Please keep offtopic chatter in #ubuntu-offtopic, this is a support channel.
[19:22] <mdm> cool, very international channel.
[19:22] <ubuntu1963UC> aa files to keep my Flanneleaker volume from resetting
[19:22] <j-b-r> Nope
[19:22] <erUSUL> j-b-r: weird... :/
[19:23] <erUSUL> !nvidia | j-b-r This page and links from it has all the info you should need
[19:23] <ubuntu1963UC> 8000 series cards are newer and good luck : )
[19:23] <Flannel> ubuntu1963UC: What?
[19:24] <uknmyuny> hi
[19:24] <TuniX12> hi
[19:25] <uknmyuny> ok
[19:25] <uknmyuny> using pidgin
[19:25] <uknmyuny> I cannot access msn accounts
[19:25] <lantjie> hallo
[19:25] <Louis_> I have an ubuntu box that is configured to start a screen saver, but instead, the video turns off altogeather... why is this?  i uninstalled gnome-power-manager ... could this be the reason?
[19:25] <di> ubuntu ru (russian federations help???
[19:25] <Flannel> !ru | di
[19:25] <erUSUL> !ru | di
[19:25] <a931bw> di
[19:26]  * erUSUL oops
[19:26] <uknmyuny> I can access msn accounts with ams
[19:26] <uknmyuny> n
[19:26] <bmhm> hi
[19:26] <TuniX12> uknmyuny: you are not alone
[19:27] <lantjie> hey guys is there somebody that has good hacking information for hacking with ubuntu?
[19:27] <lantjie> i was a windows user
[19:27] <uknmyuny> so there's no way of making pidgin work?
[19:27] <sluimers> hi, I have problems with installing ubuntu mini.iso, can anyone help me with it?
[19:27] <sluimers> on a mini.iso
[19:27] <uknmyuny> I use amsn now, but it only allows one account
[19:27] <lantjie> i just don't love it anymore
[19:28] <lantjie> it is boring
[19:28] <Flannel> lantjie: You can do plenty of hacking.  If theres a specific project you're interested in helping and looking to do some hacking on, you'll want to learn whatever language they're currently using.
[19:29] <mdm> im having a problem. when i try to download from repositories, I get a warning "You are about to install software that cant be authenticated!". I was trying to download gelemental. Same message also displayed if I try to install from Synaptic package manager or apt-get install. Fairly new to Ubuntu. Is it a problem with my install or the repositories? I am currently running 8.10 on ASUS eee.
[19:29] <uknmyuny> anyone solved the pidgin issue?
[19:30] <Flannel> mdm: If you have added additional repositories (third party repos) and haven't added their gpg key to your keyring, you won't be able to authenticate those packages.
[19:30] <Flannel> mdm: However, gelemental is in the regular repositoies, so I'm not really sure why you're unable to authenticate them.
[19:30] <gwen_> anyone here knows how to manually configure xchat?
[19:30] <gwen_> anyone here knows how to manually configure xchat?
[19:30] <TuniX12> mdm: you have extra repositeries added?
[19:31] <ubuntu1963UC> can be added back to windows
[19:31] <TuniX12> a bot or what?
[19:31] <mdm> Flannel: it only started doing it after I downloaded some updates. Not sure what you mean by keyring?
[19:31] <TuniX12> ubuntu1963UC: hello
[19:31] <hipzen> exit
[19:32] <hipzen> oops
[19:32] <yousei> !dis
[19:32] <yousei> !disp
[19:32] <ubuntu1963UC> hmm sorry not sure
[19:32] <yousei> >:|
[19:32] <ubuntu_> i have a question about my minimal installation regarding security is some one here interested?
[19:32] <webpigeon_laptop> gwen_, what do you mean by manually configure?
[19:32] <Flannel> !anyone | ubuntu_
[19:32] <yousei> !res
[19:32] <pisecx> hi, how to clear all x-server settings to defaults?
[19:32] <yousei> yay
[19:32] <Flannel> mdm: updates shouldn't change that, no.  Your apt keying holds some encryption keys so you can verify that the packages havent been tampered with
[19:32] <erUSUL> !fishing | yousei
[19:32] <mdm> TuniX12: only "unsupported updates (intrepid backports)"
[19:32] <pisecx> or maybe reinstall it
[19:32] <yousei> I didn't mean to :(
[19:33] <yousei> my memory just sucks
[19:33] <uknmyuny> any alternative for multiple accounts? pidgin doesnt' work
[19:33] <ubuntu_> peace
[19:33] <webpigeon_laptop> uknmyuny, "doesn't work"?
[19:34] <JesperHansen> Is there any bug reports about SD harddisks formatted with ext4 and X being mouse movements being laggy?
[19:34] <ruben23> hi
[19:35] <webpigeon_laptop> ruben23, hello
[19:35] <JesperHansen> Is there any bug reports about SD harddisks formatted with ext4 and X* mouse movements being laggy?
[19:35] <ruben23> i downloaded an ubuntu server...but when i tried to installed why is it a desktop version..
[19:35] <webpigeon_laptop> hello TuniX12
[19:35] <ruben23> not a server...ver..
[19:36] <cwillu> JesperHansen, check bugs.launchpad.net, and try not to repeat yourself so quickly
[19:36] <lantjie> hey guys i am back
[19:36] <JesperHansen> cwillu: corrected myself.
[19:36] <bmhm> wb lantjie
[19:36] <ubuntu1963UC> bmhm
[19:36] <lantjie> how do i eject my cd rom
[19:36] <lantjie> with a command
[19:36] <lantjie> ?
[19:36] <SlimeyPete> "eject /dev/cdrom"
[19:36] <webpigeon_laptop> eject?
[19:36] <uknmyuny> pidgin works, but the msn accounts dont connect
[19:36] <ruben23> webpigeon_laptop: hi
[19:36] <whyameye> just updated my macbook to intrepid and now whenever I hit the down-arrow it pastes from the clipboard. xev isn't helping...not showing the keycode. Appears to be intercepted by Gnome first? suggestions?
[19:36] <cwillu> lantjie, from the desktop, right click the cd icon and hit eject
[19:37] <cwillu> would also work
[19:37] <bmhm> whi is ubuntu1963UC always talking to me? =)
[19:37] <uknmyuny> so I had to move to amns
[19:37] <uknmyuny> amsn
[19:37] <ubuntu1963UC> and move half of the pandora vista gadget
[19:37] <ruben23>  webpigeon_laptop:i downloaded an ubuntu server...but when i tried to installed why is it a desktop version..
[19:37] <lantjie> owillu:do you know how to do it with a command
[19:37] <lantjie> ?
[19:37] <ruben23> not a CLI...
[19:37] <webpigeon_laptop> uknmyuny, What error message does it give you, glaxium might be an alteriative, but it's not in the repos
[19:37] <TuniX12> ubuntu1963UC: if you are not a BOT say : blabla
[19:37] <Louis_> I'd like to be able to turn off my server just by hitting the main power button once (without having to confirm or anything... just one push and it turns off).  I have pastebinned my /etc/acpi/powerbtn (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110975/) and /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110977/) scripts here.  Can anyone help?  I can only modify this via the command line as it is a mythv server.
[19:37] <cwillu> lantjie, they just told you
[19:37] <TuniX12> whois op here?
[19:38] <webpigeon_laptop> ruben23, If it gave to the desktop version then i'm guessing it was downloaded by mistake.
[19:38] <ubuntu1963UC> blabla
[19:38] <TuniX12> catched mIRC bot
[19:39] <bmhm> TuniX12: I know he is a bot, but he said my name and i don't know why....
[19:40] <TuniX12> bmhm he loves you!
[19:40] <Louis_> !acpi
[19:40] <Louis_> is there an acpi channel?
[19:40] <Louis_> !power-management
[19:40] <bmhm> !ACPI
[19:40] <Louis_> !gnome-power-manager
[19:41] <Louis_> argh!!!
[19:41] <bmhm> :D
[19:41] <Louis_> !ARGH
[19:41] <bmhm> !shutdown
[19:41] <Louis_> !I-hate-ubuttu
[19:41] <cwillu> !botabuse
[19:41] <webpigeon_laptop> !spam
[19:41] <bmhm> !ubottu
[19:41] <Louis_> okay... i'm going to stop before i get kicked
[19:41] <ubuntu1963UC> !bots
[19:42] <lantjie> hey i got it and it just worked for the one that doesn't know it. it is the command to eject your dc rom . it is: eject /media/cdrom
[19:42] <uknmyuny> I think my pidgin error was related to echo 0 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling
[19:42] <uknmyuny> now it works
[19:42] <lantjie> and thanks for the one that help me out
[19:43] <nat2610> !clone
[19:43] <webpigeon_laptop> lantjie, yes
[19:43] <maco> O_O since when is THAT long thing how we clone?
[19:43] <Cheery> my xorg hijacks a HID I don't want it to take from me, is there a way to prevent it, other than "AutoAddDevices"?
[19:44] <maco> what happened to dpkg --get-selections > my-packages and dpkg --set-selections < my-packages then dselect?
[19:44] <peterfic> hi i type 'jobs' there are 2 jobs running. vim that i did not exit properly. I want to kill them. I type 'kill %1' etc.. but the jobs are still listed as 'stopped'
[19:44] <jpds> maco: This one auto downloads the packages?
[19:44] <cwillu> peterfic, fg will bring them to the foreground, where you should be able to exit them properly
[19:44] <nat2610> !automate
[19:44] <ubuntu1963UC> to bring a fully functional version of ubuntu
[19:44] <cwillu> peterfic, :q! to exit vim without saving anything, and ctrl+c to kill general tasks
[19:45] <Louis_> okay... i'm going to stop before i get kicked
[19:45] <maco> jpds: youd just startup dselect and choose "install" after doing those 2. dselect's not installed by default though...
[19:45] <maco> they got rid of it for some reason
[19:45] <Louis_> I'd like to be able to turn off my server just by hitting the main power button once (without having to confirm or anything... just one push and it turns off).  I have pastebinned my /etc/acpi/powerbtn (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110975/) and /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110977/) scripts here.  Can anyone help?  I can only modify this via the command line as it is a mythv server.
[19:45] <peterfic> thanks i need to disable that ctrl+z in vim it is a bad habit
[19:45] <jpds> maco: It's old and unmaintained by what I hear.
[19:46] <Solet> how can i make a program auto launch when gnome starts, web says system->prefs->sessions->startup->add, but i have no 'sessions' under prefs
[19:46] <cwillu> Louis_, not sure about xfce (which mythtv uses), but check in the power preferences for an option to ask or just perform a default action
[19:46] <jeremey> i have been searching everything but the model number.........thank you, will read and let you know how it goes
[19:46] <TheFunkbomb> what should I use for mail notification since I don't want thunderbird running all the time?
[19:47] <maco> Solet: right click your menus and go to edit menus, then go to the preferences menu in there and check the "sessions" checkbox. it's just been disabled from your menu.
[19:47] <maco> TheFunkbomb: cgmail works nicely
[19:47] <yousei> is there a way for me to change my xterm resolution while not inside xterm?
[19:47] <maco> TheFunkbomb: it can notify you of new mail without a mail client having to be running
[19:48] <TheFunkbomb> let me see if I can set that up
[19:48] <Izinucs> Do the thumbnails in ~/.thumbnails get removed automatically when the pic associated with the thumb is deleted?
[19:48] <z32kyle> I have a question about kernel boot params
[19:48] <maco> Izinucs: i dont think so, but you could make something in gimp and testit
[19:48] <Izinucs> !ask | z32kyle
[19:49] <TheFunkbomb> maco, are you talking about cgmail or thunderbird?
[19:49] <Izinucs> maco: thanks.. that was my next step
[19:49] <z32kyle> I have a machine with 6gb or ram and program that is 32bit, i need to limit the ram to 3gb while i use this program. Can I edit the kernel boot params at boot time to do this?
[19:49] <maco> TheFunkbomb: cgmail is "check gnome mail" (works in xfce too i believe) and it can check a pop or imap server for new mail every few minutes and tell you there's a new mail. i used it for a long time without a desktop mail client to check my gmail
[19:50] <TheFunkbomb> okay
[19:50] <Solet> maco thanks
[19:50] <maco> zmanning: mem=3072m i think
[19:50] <thehook> Hello everyone :) I have made a script that updates the system and installs Nginx with PHP support and MySQL with minimal user-interaction (only asks for mysql root password pretty early). If anyone could please check it out and give me some feedback it would be great! http://insecure.no/2009/01/easy-nginx-php-and-mysql-installer-script/
[19:50] <thehook> And if anyone knows how to suppress the big blue screen asking for MySQL root password so i can set it manually later? Hope anyone has a tips or two for me :)
[19:51] <maco> z32kyle: er that was for you. mem=3072m
[19:51] <z32kyle> I tried adding mem=3072 to the kernel line when booting and I get a panic
[19:51] <z32kyle> oops missing the m?
[19:51] <cwillu> thehook, google: apt default priority
[19:51] <ubuntu_> ok so im a total noob here, and im in the middle of an install, im trying to save all my data which i have on /dev/sda6, i need to format /dev/sda5 as /boot, when i went to do that, i got a pop up message stating "the file system on /dev/sda5 assigned to /boot has not been marked for formatting. directories containing system files(/boot,/ect,/usr,/var,...) that already exist under any defined mountpoint will be beleted during the in
[19:51] <ubuntu_> stall"  so i need to know is that only effecting the /dev/sda5 or all partitions?
[19:51] <maco> z32kyle: i think the m matters, yes
[19:51] <yousei> when I install the correct drivers for my gpu xterm is set to a resolution my screen can't display, is there a way to change this while not in xterm?
[19:51] <jimi_hendrix> is OO.o in the repos yet?
[19:51] <ubuntu1963UC> maco, yes, then try to pair
[19:51] <Emerica> Is grub capable of sending commands to a serial port before loading an os? I know console output can be redirected on serial, but can I send custom data without the redirection? I just need to send a single string @ 115200bps, 8 databits, no parity, 1 stop bits, no flow control
[19:52] <z32kyle> alright, I'll give that a shot and return if it doesn't work. Thanks maco
[19:52] <cwillu> thehook, actually, make that: dpkg default priority
[19:52] <exco> since some recent update my krusader looks like this (no titlebar) http://img90.imageshack.us/my.php?image=krusadernq4.png (or is that just some fullscreen mode I don't know how to get out of?)
[19:52] <maco> ubuntu_: its just telling you to hit the "format" checkbox on the /boot line
[19:52] <Izinucs> z32kyle: I don't run 64bit but I remember "listening" here that you need something like ia32libs and a setup so you can run 32 bit on a 64 bit system. nothing is involved with the kernel line
[19:53] <ubuntu_> maco: thats not going to delete any data on any other partitions correct?
[19:53] <ubuntu1963UC> i'm fairly new partitions, so it might depend on how to upgrade from 8
[19:53] <maco> ubuntu_: only the ones you mark for formatting will be formatted.
[19:53] <Louis_> cwillu:  the problem is i can't really use the graphical interface
[19:53] <maco> Izinucs: good point
[19:53] <Louis_> cwillu:  so i need to do it via CLI
[19:53] <maco> exco: are you using compiz?
[19:54] <ubuntu_> maco: thank you very much, i was scared there for a moment, you saved my day
[19:54] <exco> maco: yes
[19:54] <maco> exco: if yes, go to the workarounds section of compizconfig-settings-manager and disable legacy fullscreen support. some apps have trouble with it.
[19:54] <TheFunkbomb> maco, will this cgmail run at start up as a hidden process?
[19:54] <maco> TheFunkbomb: you can put it in your session startup if you like
[19:55] <RonDutt> whats the octal eqvuialent to -rwSr-sr-x, 6765?
[19:55] <TheFunkbomb> maco, I don't know if I'm smart enough to do that
[19:55] <tavi> hy
[19:55] <tavi> how i can verify if the firewall is on?
[19:55] <sirius> hey
[19:55] <kouya> does anyone use MediaTomb with PS3 here? (media server)
[19:55] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, go into terminal and type "sudo ufw status"
[19:55] <TuniX12> tavi: ufw status
[19:55] <cioban> hey guys what do i make false im trying to install the fritzusb wlan stick
[19:55] <ubuntu1963UC> just with ubuntu uses sudo ufw status
[19:56] <tavi> Firewall not loaded
[19:56] <cioban> but i get always this error on make file
[19:56] <jimi_hendrix> is openoffice 3 in the repos yet?
[19:56] <sirius> how did i look for packages again?(too long since i used ubuntu)
[19:56] <tavi> so whit i alwais get low id from amule?
[19:56] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, to enable, "sudo ufw enable"
[19:56] <ubuntu_> so how is everyone doing today?
[19:56] <cioban> make: *** [fwlanusb.o] Error 2
[19:56] <tavi> no i do not want enable
[19:56] <maco> TheFunkbomb: system -> preferences -> session, add "cgmail" (that's the command) in the startup tab
[19:56] <siriusblack9999> how did i look for packages again?(too long since i used ubuntu)
[19:56] <tavi> cioban?
[19:56] <siriusblack9999> hmm
[19:56] <Louis_> I'd like to be able to turn off my server just by hitting the main power button once (without having to confirm or anything... just one push and it turns off).  I have pastebinned my /etc/acpi/powerbtn (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110975/) and /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh (http://paste.ubuntu.com/110977/) scripts here.  Can anyone help?  I can only modify this via the command line as it is a mythv server.
[19:56] <TheFunkbomb> okay maco
[19:56] <TheFunkbomb> thanks
[19:56] <sluimers> hi, I have problems with installing ubuntu in a mini.iso, I get the error "Could not find kernel image: linux, can anyone help me with it?
[19:56] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, is amule a torrent client?
[19:56] <ubuntu1963UC> i want the kernel image
[19:56] <maco> siriusblack9999: apt-cache search
[19:56] <tavi> TheFunkbomb: so what i do? i cant dowload anything trought the amule
[19:57] <exco> thank you very much, maco (still I haven't had that problem before some recent updates)
[19:57] <siriusblack9999> ahh... cache, thanks
[19:57] <tavi> TheFunkbomb: is like azureus
[19:57] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, are you behind a router?
[19:57] <tavi> yes
[19:57] <thehook> cwillu: and that may suppress the big blue screen? I just seems to find "dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low"
[19:57] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, forward the port
[19:57] <tavi> but at dsldevice the firewall is off
[19:57] <tavi> in the router
[19:57] <ubuntu1963UC> the port is 465 but how do i mount iscsi target from ubuntu cd, select install, choose second drive as there's not listing
[19:57] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, it sounds like you have a double NAT issue
[19:58] <tavi> and i have two udp and tcp ports for case of low id ...... and still get low id
[19:58] <tavi> both router and ufw are stopped
[19:58] <tavi> firewalls
[19:58] <mneptok> tavi: port forwarding is unrelated to a firewall
[19:59] <exco> Does wpa2-personal (AES) work on 8.10? (with my 2915 abg card I get  CCMP: decrypt failed: STA=00:1d:19:d8:4d:37)
[19:59] <mneptok> tavi: you will need ports forwarded
[19:59] <siriusblack9999> grr... it sais on the pygame website i should be able to get up to 1.8.0 through apt-get, but "I" can only get version 1.7.1
[19:59] <tavi> mneptok: i do not know how to do that
[19:59] <TheFunkbomb> tavi, sorry, you're getting out my expertise.  One of these other folks will help you.  just stick around
[19:59] <tavi> cause i do not handle coputers
[19:59] <mneptok> tavi: your router documentation should tell you
[19:59] <tavi> computers
[19:59] <d0netsFN> when i was trying to sudo i was getting something about setuid root, so someone in ubuntu on efnet told me to restart in recovery console and do , chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo
[19:59] <d0netsFN> now im getting sudo apt-get install gparted
[19:59] <d0netsFN> sudo: /etc/sudoers is mode 0777, should be 0440
[19:59] <tavi> ?
[19:59] <TheFunkbomb> maco, thanks for your help!
[19:59] <jeremey> im still stuck with a black screen with a movable 'x', no x-server failed to start errors though.
[20:00] <tavi> changing the port in amule should work?
[20:00] <d0netsFN> hwo do i fix this
[20:00] <whyameye> are there a bunch of Gnome keyboard mappings I can change? It appears the down-arrow of my MacBook is assigned to something crazy having to do with paste.
[20:00] <mneptok> tavi: no, you need to forward a port on the router.
[20:00] <tavi> great
[20:00] <mneptok> tavi: the router. not aMule. not Ubuntu. not ufw. the router.
[20:00] <ubuntu1963UC> : great help aren't reinstall those ?
[20:00] <tavi> i do not know how to do that
[20:00] <maco> TheFunkbomb: np
[20:00] <mneptok> tavi: your router documentation should tell you
[20:00] <ubuntu1963UC> maco np, just no video
[20:01] <tavi> i have no router documentation
[20:01] <maco> ubuntu1963UC: what? i dont even know what you're talking about...
[20:01]  * Izinucs loves it when things just work.. like his new usb fax modem from USRobotics
[20:01] <mneptok> tavi: then call the manufacturer.
[20:01] <tavi> i only know to open from dsldevice in firefox
[20:01] <Emerica> tavi:http://portforward.com/
[20:01] <rroblak> Hi all
[20:01] <TuniX12> maco it's a bot dont care
[20:01] <rroblak> in looking at my bandwidth usage logs on my host's control panel, I noticed that I'm using an usually large amount of bandwidth
[20:02] <_Vi_> whyameye: System>Preferences>keyboard shortcuts i think its called might be what you need
[20:02] <d0netsFN> could someone please tell me how to fix this?
[20:02] <rroblak> is there a tool anybody can recommend to figure out what is using all of my network bandwidth?
[20:03] <whyameye> _Vi_: looked there, but nothing assigned to the downarrow key
[20:03] <tavi> emerica 	SpeedTouch 5x6 but i do not found there
[20:03] <_Vi_> rroblak: wireshark? nmap maybe, iftraf might work too
[20:04] <jokerone> fuckup.geoirc.org
[20:04] <_Vi_> O.o
[20:04] <yousei> when I install the correct gpu it changes the resolution on my xterm to more than my monitor cna display. Does anyone have any idea how I solve this?
[20:05] <hwilde> anybody have info on "Incorrect MAC received on packet"  error ?
[20:05] <Emerica> tavi : found a manual here if thats correct http://www.forumtele2.net/download/ST5x6_UserGuide.pdf
[20:05] <Failrar> hwilde, could be anything
[20:05] <tavi> Emerica: i will watch
[20:06] <hwilde> Failrar, uhh like what
[20:06] <rroblak> _Vi_: thx
[20:06] <_Vi_> np
[20:06] <tavi> Emerica: wrong that is a wirelles router
[20:06] <tavi> mine is not
[20:07] <Failrar> hwilde, broken ethernet card, bad ram to name a few
[20:08] <Failrar> try memtest86+ hwilde
[20:08] <hwilde> Failrar, everything works just fine except ssh into certain other boxes with keys
[20:08] <hwilde> Failrar, no errors or dropped packets on network card, no issues with speed, no other issues indicating mem
[20:09] <Failrar> sorry, i'm having the same problem with one box
[20:10] <MasterJoker> Hola, #ubuntu. Wonderin if you can help me out with a noob problem.
[20:10] <cellofellow> kernel update broke ability to resume sessions in VirtualBox. What could that be?
[20:10] <cellofellow> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/101768/
[20:10] <LakesProse> ask away
[20:10] <gordonjcp> !ask | MasterJoker
[20:10] <MasterJoker> >.>
[20:10] <magnus__> karoo is shit
[20:10] <MasterJoker> That's redundant.
[20:10] <roccity_> MasterJoker, whats your question
[20:10] <MasterJoker> Anyway.
[20:11] <MasterJoker> Is there a way to force Ubuntu to make the task bar flash when Pidgin has a new message? It did that in Fedora but I can't seem to get it to work in Ubuntu...
[20:12] <tavi> any help
[20:12] <MasterJoker> (running 8.10, by the way)
[20:12] <tavi> how to foward ports?
[20:12] <zash> MasterJoker: sounds like a setting in pidgin?
[20:12] <MasterJoker> zash: That's what I thought, but it's not
[20:13] <zash> MasterJoker: are you running compiz?
[20:13] <MasterJoker> zash: Yep. I can't find it in there either.
[20:13] <tavi> what i have in the log of router...say about a firewwall
[20:13] <tavi> so where the hel is the firewall?
[20:14] <Solet> in a fresh gnome install, why is my desktop my home directory instead of ~/Desktop ?
[20:14] <zash> MasterJoker: "in there"
[20:14] <sweetgum> how do i find the name of my NIC card?
[20:14] <leaf1> hi there I'm running ubuntu 8.10 x64 with a Nvidia GT8500. I have a Viewsonic 20G monitor that I have finally got to run at its best resolution of 1280x960.  I have set the horizontal and vertical refresh rates in xorg.conf to the proper values but I cannot get my refresh rate to anything but 60!  I have run it at 1280x960x32 at 75Hz and it looks great in Windows.  Any suggestions?
[20:14] <MasterJoker> zash: in the Compiz Settings Manager
[20:14] <zash> sweetgum: try lshw
[20:14] <nicolas_> #ubuntu-fr
[20:15] <zash> MasterJoker: the huge one?
[20:15] <Gorkhaan> Hi everyone! I'd like to ask how the heck can I stream DVB-S ( Digital Video Broadcast Satellite ) with my SkyStar 2 DVB-S PCI satellite receiver card, over LAN. If anyone knows plz help! :)
[20:15] <zash> MasterJoker: not the simple one
[20:15] <tavi> what the hell is going on
[20:15] <forceflow> Gorkhaan: VLC ?
[20:15] <leaf1> Gorkhaan: are there drivers for that card that run on linux?
[20:15] <MasterJoker> zash: um... the one under System>Preferences>CompizConfig Settings Manager
[20:16] <MasterJoker> zash: don't know what one that is, tbh.
[20:16] <Gorkhaan> yes drivers are okay I can watch streams with Kaffeine. I tried VLC, but kindda difficult to configure... :D
[20:16] <forceflow> well, VLC is a streaming server after all ... :)
[20:16] <zash> MasterJoker: CompizConfig Settings Manager = ccsm = the fat one with ALL options
[20:16] <forceflow> never done it myself, should be possible
[20:16] <zash> MasterJoker: then there is ccsm-simple
[20:17] <leaf1> Gorkhaan: well as long as the drivers are working, then you just need to point VLC to the input you want to watch
[20:17] <MasterJoker> zash: okay yeah then it's the fat one.
[20:17] <forceflow> there is an option "Streaming" in the main menu
[20:17] <Gorkhaan> You're right. do u know that is VLC streaming multiple PID-s on a Transponder?
[20:17] <sweetgum> zash: is my wireless hardware considered a NIC?
[20:17] <zash> sweetgum: lshw lists ALL hardware
[20:17] <Gorkhaan> I'de like to stream with TS ( Transport Stream ) multiple PIDs
[20:17] <zash> sweetgum: you can do like sudo lshw > my_harwdare
[20:17] <sweetgum> sweetgum: i see that, im trying to figure out if an Ethernet Interface is my wireless card
[20:18] <forceflow> Gorkhaan: hmm, don't know if that's possible in VLC
[20:18] <leaf1> hi there I'm running ubuntu 8.10 x64 with a Nvidia GT8500. I have a Viewsonic 20G monitor that I have finally got to run at its best resolution of 1280x960.  I have set the horizontal and vertical refresh rates in xorg.conf to the proper values but I cannot get my refresh rate to anything but 60!  I have run it at 1280x960x32 at 75Hz and it looks great in Windows.  Any suggestions? I am running restricted nvidia drivers 177.82
[20:18] <Gorkhaan> k, thanks I'm  continue searching on VLC homepage, thanks
[20:18] <forceflow> leaf1: what does it do if you only specify the 75 hz resolution ?
[20:19] <lantjie> hey
[20:19] <OltreIrc`16561> hallo
[20:19] <OltreIrc`16561> !list
[20:19] <lantjie> how can i install an .deb file
[20:19] <lantjie> wich command must i use
[20:20] <leaf1> forceflow: its not there, all I have is 60Hz and Auto (which puts it at 60Hz!)
[20:20] <Gorkhaan> dpkg -i something.deb
[20:20] <Jeruvy> isn't there a channel for evolution?
[20:20] <Gorkhaan> with sudo of course
[20:20] <lantjie> gorkhaan:is that all
[20:20] <Gorkhaan> it should be
[20:20] <Gorkhaan> :D
[20:20] <jeremey> leaf1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[20:20] <zash> MasterJoker: try Configuration Editor (gconf-editor)
[20:21] <OltreIrc`16561> ciao
[20:21] <OltreIrc`16561> !list
[20:21] <zash> MasterJoker: and look in /apps/panel/ or something
[20:21] <leaf1> forceflow: is there a line I can place in my xorg.conf to force it to a refresh rate?  Thank you jeremey I will read that.
[20:21] <forceflow> leaf1: sorry, don't know
[20:21] <cq> how can I figure out why a script in /etc/init.d isn't starting? I have it ln -s to /etc/rc3.d and it works by hand...
[20:23] <Izinucs> Is there a program that will convert a movie iso to avi?
[20:24] <macd> Izinucs, dvd::rip, it is installable via apt, or add/remove programs, and offers a GUI.
[20:25] <Izinucs> macd: thanks.. it'll actually read an iso huh. that's good news
[20:25] <MasterJoker> Sorry about that.
[20:25] <MasterJoker> Acceentally rebooted my PC :P
[20:25] <macd> Izinucs, the package is "dvdrip"
[20:25] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone know if the Stumbleupon extension for Firefox in Add/Remove programs is different than the one you get on the Moz site?
[20:26] <Izinucs> macd: yep.. got it on my lappy but just now putting it on the desktop
[20:26] <arunomi> how do i get pidgin to connect to a irc channel
[20:26] <macd> Izinucs, depending on your depth of knowledge with ssh/network shares (beit samba or nfs) you can use dvd::rip in cluster mode to speed things up.
[20:26] <MasterJoker> aruomi: Buddies>Join a chat
[20:27] <jimi_hendrix> is makeinfo in repos?
[20:27] <macd> jimi_hendrix,  "apt-cache search makeinfo"
[20:27] <Izinucs> macd: that's interesting.. a bit beyond me.. but interesting.
[20:27] <macd> Izinucs, very, since you can rip dozen of dvds to iso, then que them with dvdrip for transcoding on the farm.
[20:28] <jimi_hendrix> macd, did that got nothing
[20:28] <lantjie> hey guys what can i do to compile a file
[20:28] <macd> jimi_hendrix, then you have your answer, its not there.
[20:28] <lantjie> ?
[20:28] <jimi_hendrix> :(
[20:29] <macd> jimi_hendrix, the package texi2html shows makeinfo.
[20:29] <uvacav> ioin #rss
[20:29] <Solet> in a fresh install, using gnome, why is my desktop my home directory instead of ~/Desktop ?
[20:29] <macd> Solet, That IS expected behavior.
[20:30] <j-b-r> Why doesn't my nVidia card show up in the "Hardware Drivers" menu?
[20:30] <Solet> it used to use Desktop. the live cd even uses desktop. how do i make it use desktop?
[20:30] <Izinucs> macd: how do I mount the iso in dvd:rip? Open project? New Project?
[20:30] <jimi_hendrix> macd, ok
[20:30] <j-b-r> It is supported, according to this page:http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/169.12/README/appendix-a.html
[20:30] <macd> Izinucs, I dont have a linux machine in front of me, however new project rings a bell, then choosing the iso in the source blank
[20:31] <lantjie> hey guys who is femiliar with compiling files
[20:31] <lantjie> ?
[20:31] <Izinucs> macd: k thanks.. I'll play around
[20:31] <leonardo_> hi guys, i've downloaded a DVD from torrent, but it ain't came as ISO, it has a VIDEO_TS dir, and a lot of files inside this dir, so anyone how can play this as DVD with the menus and all?
[20:31] <Booge> Can someone help me with a flash problem? If I go to hulu.com and watch a flash movie there, my player just flashes white lines through the screen.
[20:31] <macd> j-b-r, what model of nvidia? and by hardware drivers, do you mean restricted drivers manager?
[20:31] <forceflow> leonardo_: I guess just burning it to DVD
[20:31] <macd> Booge, welcome to flash on linux.
[20:31] <j-b-r> It's not called "restricted drivers manager" for me
[20:32] <forceflow> you got the contents of the DVD iso
[20:32] <PDG1> so uh... I'm trying to fix my SMB share... it kind of works, but I'm having a hard time with getting my external HDD to work with it
[20:32] <j-b-r> And the card is this: RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro
[20:32] <macd> j-b-r, which release are you on?
[20:32] <arunomi> no thats not the problem its connecting to the server
[20:32] <j-b-r> 8.10
[20:32] <lantjie> isn't anybody there
[20:32] <leonardo_> forceflow: i thought about that... but, if i've the files.. why i cant play it exactly as with the DVD? (on the computer)
[20:33] <forceflow> the Video_TS folder should contain the MPEG files, I think
[20:33] <macd> j-b-r, open a console type "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy"
[20:34] <leonardo_> forceflow: no there isnt mpeg files, just .VOB
[20:34] <macd> VOB =mpeg.
[20:34] <leonardo_> forceflow: if I do, xine VIDEO_TS/
[20:34] <Solet> macd: if i change XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="%HOME/Desktop/" in ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs, will that make ~/Desktop my desktop directory?
[20:34] <leonardo_> it plays =)
[20:34] <miha> hello guys, if i print pdf from evince, i get extra trash like @PJL SET MANUALFEED ON... it's HP LaserJet 6L, using Foomatic/ljet4 driver, any ideas? (remote printing over samba from windows using ....adobe postscript driver i think works)
[20:34] <macd> leonardo_, burn the video_ts and audio_ts to the root of a DVD, iot will play in any DVD player.
[20:34] <forceflow> because VOB is indeed MPEG
[20:34] <Merc> Hi, I just did sudo apt-get install proftpd, during installation I got prompted with two choices, standalone and some other, I chose the other.. now /etc/proftpd.conf does not exist, and when I do /etc/init.d/proftpd restart I get ProFTPd is started from inetd/xinetd
[20:34] <miha> and there is random line of character over each page
[20:34] <leonardo_> macd: ok =)
[20:35] <j-b-r> macd: I've doe that already
[20:35] <j-b-r> By the way,
[20:35] <macd> Solet, that doesnt sound too dangerous, and should give you what you want
[20:35] <j-b-r> I had to install a different package than nvidia-glx-legacy
[20:35] <sweetgum> if ive installed the ubuntu tftp server where can i find the folder to put my files i want stored on it? i cnat find a folder called tftp
[20:35] <leonardo_> for all, to play dvd files do: xine VIDEO_TS/
[20:35] <j-b-r> Because that one doesn;t exist, it's just a virtual package or whatever
[20:35] <leonardo_> then with xine's menu
[20:36] <leonardo_> you select the subtitle, audio and chapters =)
[20:36] <leonardo_> it's working fine for me here
[20:36] <j-b-r> But when I install the proper package (the one with the 71 in it) it just leaves me like I am now.
[20:36] <baal> hi, could someone can told me where i can find some information how to configure wifi usb interface on asus eee Pc. i can see plugged usbwifi interface in ifconfig but cant connect via this interface
[20:38] <sweetgum> anyone know anything about tftp?
[20:38] <dot> I have a bluetooth adapter problem, my ubuntu found my adapter immediately and when I connect my USB mouse to it, it finds it! But when I connect them it says Couldn't display "obex://[00:07:61:96:A0:02]/". and Error: Host down
[20:38] <macd> j-b-r, did you or did you see apt make the changes to the Xorg config file? i.e. the "Driver" confi directive?
[20:38] <dot> Please select another viewer and try again.
[20:38] <skinofstars1> baal: look at array.org kernel
[20:38] <baz_> hey, anyone here use 'revelation' password manager? Is there a way to sort the entries alphabetically!!???
[20:38] <leonardo_> forceflow and macd thanks for the attention ;)
[20:39] <macd> leonardo_, good luck.
[20:39] <baal> thx
[20:39] <dot> I have a bluetooth adapter problem, my ubuntu found my adapter immediately and when I connect my USB mouse to it, it finds it! But when I connect them it says Couldn't display "obex://[00:07:61:96:A0:02]/". and Error: Host down
[20:39] <dot> Please select another viewer and try again.
[20:39] <j-b-r> Well, I've looked at the xorg config file
[20:40] <j-b-r> and right now I'm using the one that is autogenerated when ubuntu is running in "low graphics mode"
[20:40] <baz_> why is openSSH not in the normal repo?
[20:41] <baal> i have 2.24.6 karnel and wifi usb was working good but i can't see integratet one, when i changed karnel to ee Pc integrated start working but i found problems with wifi usb
[20:41] <j-b-r> Ok, yeah, my xorg config is really short right now
[20:42] <j-b-r> and has very few sections
[20:42] <skinofstars1> baal: eee has integrated. why you want external?
[20:42] <dot> I have a bluetooth adapter problem, my ubuntu found my adapter immediately and when I connect my USB mouse to it, it finds it! But when I connect them it says Couldn't display "obex://[00:07:61:96:A0:02]/". and Error: Host down
[20:42] <dot> Please select another viewer and try again.
[20:43] <skinofstars1> dot: if some knew the answer i'm sure they would say, please do not just repeat
[20:43] <PDG1> I'm having a hard time understanding the smb.conf file
[20:43] <j-b-r> Why don't I see the driver in the driver manager like I'm supposed to anyway?
[20:43] <baz_> what the apt package name for *OpenSSH*?
[20:44] <macd> j-b-r, try just changing the driver directive to "nv", OR try using "nvidia-settings" (also installable via apt)
[20:44] <skinofstars1> baz: ssh
[20:44] <Pici> baz_: Er, the client and server are both in main
[20:44] <macd> j-b-r, I dont think the drive manager relly supports the older cards, aside from that, its not perfect software.
[20:44] <j-b-r> I've done the nvidia settings thing, but let me try doing that again and then changing it to nv
[20:45] <PDG1> anyone here willing to baby me through setting up my external HDD on my SMB share?
[20:45] <Pici> baz_: 'ssh' has both openssh-client and -server as dependencies
[20:45] <baz_> Pici, thru add/remove?
[20:45] <mikail> hello
[20:45] <baz_> Pici, basically i want to access my desktop remotely thru ssh
[20:45] <Pici> baz_: I'm not sure.  They are definitely in Synaptic/apt-get
[20:45] <baz_> Pici, so should i apt-get the openssh-server?
[20:45] <forceflow> yes
[20:46] <Pici> baz_: just apt-get install ssh
[20:46] <skinofstars1> just apt-get install ssh will get you both client and server
[20:46] <baz_> Pici,  ahhh there we go! thanks
[20:46] <Izinucs> macd: I tried ripping again and dvdrip aborts with "Not enabling PSU core, because this movie has only one PSU."
[20:46] <mikail> hmm... how can i browse through my windows based network shares..?
[20:47] <skinofstars1> mikail: samba
[20:47] <macd> Izinucs, ok, and? PSU core has todo with audio/video snycronization
[20:47] <baz_> Pici, so excuse my idiocy but how come I need a client too? I have been ssh'ing into remote boxes using the command-line "ssh"... is that not a client?
[20:47] <Pici> baz_: That is the client
[20:47] <Izinucs> macd: i had no idea.. new to all this transcoding stuff.
[20:47] <macd> Izinucs, uncheck the box, as well Izinucs in the prefernces area there is a check for all required software and directory rip premissions, Id run that test.
[20:48] <Izinucs> k
[20:48] <Pici> baz_: openssh-client provides /usr/bin/ssh
[20:48] <macd> Izinucs, (the box for ENABLE PSU CIRE)
[20:48] <jaapvisser> does any body know what the default buildir (--builddir) is for ubuntu when compling C applications ?
[20:48] <baz_> Pici, ok, so the client comes by default with ubuntu... so when i "apt-get ssh" it just checks that its there, see it, then only installs the server since I already have it.... right?
[20:49] <macd> Izinucs, again if I had one in front of me I could check a few more things, maybe Pici has a workstation with it installed ;)
[20:49] <Pici> baz_: Indeed
[20:49] <mikail> skinofstars1, got it installed now how do I use it...? <- pretty much a newbie
[20:49] <Izinucs> macd: the psu core was set at "no" as default..
[20:49] <Pici> macd, Izinucs: only ssh access at the moment, sorry.
[20:49] <baz_> Pici, awesome... i think I am ready to contribute to the linux kernel now... where do i go? :0
[20:49] <Izinucs> Pici: np
[20:49] <Pici> !kernel | baz_ start here
[20:50] <skinofstars1> mikail: first you have to make sure you are on the same workgroup name as your windows computers... err, try this guide: http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#Networking
[20:51] <mikail> skinofstars1, thx. that should keep me busy for a while :)
[20:52] <LakesProse> is having private/public ssh logging where the public key has a password for itself (so when logging with the key, a password is asked) the safest ssh gets ?
[20:52] <j-b-r> Ok, look, same thing happens again and again no matter what I change.
[20:53] <skinofstars1> mikail: just noticed that the workgroup thing isn't on that guide. you need to do this: 'sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf'  then edit the line that says workgroup = WORKGROUP to whatever your local is called
[20:53] <j-b-r> When I reboot, it shows a thing that says something about auto setting up a nvidia driver
[20:53] <j-b-r> and it mentions my driver version
[20:53] <j-b-r> but then it says "FAIL"
[20:53] <mrbichel1> Hello I am looking for some help troubleshooting xmodmap getting a key to work as third level chooser.
[20:53] <j-b-r> and then Ubuntu makes me go through an ordeal about low graphics mode
[20:54] <jef_buntu_> i was able to makeup a NIC by sending an handmake frame but now my dhcp tftp servers dont boot the wakeup client...
[20:54] <j-b-r> and then it finally comes up with a graphical login prompt
[20:54] <Milos_SD> Will I have problems in Ubuntu 8.10 if I format my second hard drive in ext4 (I compiled 2.6.28 kernel)?
[20:54] <russo> hi guys
[20:54] <j-b-r> But it's still stick in low graphics mode
[20:54] <russo> i have a question, i accidently
[20:55] <j-b-r> As far as I can tell, the problem is with getting some sort of kernel module
[20:55] <j-b-r> that matches my version
[20:55] <russo> i accidently deleted a configuration folder for asterisk, how can i restore it? purging and then reinstalling isn't really working :S
[20:55] <macd> j-b-r, in a console type "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf grepp EE" then paste the output into pastebin
[20:55] <macd> !pastebin
[20:56] <sweetgum> anyone know anything about tftpd-hpa
[20:56] <j-b-r> ok, hold on
[20:57] <LakesProse> when using a public/private key, which one is distributed to the client and which one must never leave the server?
[20:57] <jonathanmiller> how do I find where the command of something is? like where my latex stuff is installed at?
[20:57] <stas__> Hi people! Does someone here has VirtualBox on PC? I have some problems with host interface setup in ubuntu
[20:58] <j-b-r_> I'm at the actuall computer in question now, for the sake of sanity
[20:58] <macd> stas__, such as?
[20:58] <j-b-r_> what was that command again, macd?
[20:59] <macd> j-b-rbefore we go that route: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual  Have you tried the manual route?
[20:59] <jef_buntu_> who knows anything about diskless workstation?
[20:59] <macd> j-b-r_, ^
[20:59] <j-b-r_> Not yet
[20:59] <zsakr> do i need to reboot to finish my kernel update?
[20:59] <macd> !justask > jef_buntu_
[20:59] <stas__> After seutup host interface in ubuntu, I can ping my host from VM(which is WinXP), but I can't ping VM from host machine(Ubuntu)
[20:59] <macd> zsakr, yes.
[20:59] <j-b-r_> I'll look into that now
[21:00] <macd> stas__, so Im correct to assume you have bridged the host adapter and physical adapeter in ubuntu?
[21:01] <stas__> >so Im correct to assume you have bridged the host adapter and physical adapeter in ubuntu?
[21:01] <stas__> YES
[21:01] <j-b-r_> Ok, actually, I've already done something VERY similar to that
[21:01] <baz_> Pici, wheres the openssh conf file... how do i change the port from 22 >> 4433
[21:02] <zsakr> do i need to reboot to finish my kernel update?
[21:02] <macd> j-b-r_, Im pretty sure this line "sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`" is what your missing
[21:02] <macd> zsakr, YES.
[21:02] <j-b-r_> I've definitely done that already
[21:03] <ViperBorg> Afternoon, folks.
[21:03] <j-b-r_> I guess I'll do it again
[21:03] <jef_buntu_> macd: I just succeed in waking up a diskless workstation but it won't boot with my dhcp server i settup , following the ubuntu howto. they say too boot with a floopy the first time to type some commands on the client but this DISKLESS workstation doesnt have diskettes
[21:03] <macd> baz_, /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[21:03] <^Migs^> I can't figure out how to set VNC so it automatically starts up when the system boots.  I don't want to have to log in to get a VNC session.
[21:03] <zsakr> thanks macd
[21:03] <baz_> macd, gratsi
[21:03] <ghostwalkz> i've got the same issue with VNC at startup
[21:03] <macd> j-b-r_, interesting, Id be interest to see the output of the error you recieve while trying to build the nvidsia module
[21:04] <mneptok> ^Migs^: you have to. VNC exports a display. it does not create one. X has to be running for VNC to start.
[21:04] <dexhu> I upgraded to 8.10 and now my nvidia screen is nt loading and uysing all of my monitor screen!
[21:04] <emmy_> need help with a grainy screen
[21:04] <j-b-r_> "unable to build nvidia kernel module"
[21:04] <macd> jef_buntu_, I'm not really familiar with diskless, but asking the room ingeneral not targetting me may invoke someone else to respond
[21:04] <sanguisdex1> so how do I kill process that killall wont kill?
[21:05] <macd> j-b-r_, is that the entire error?
[21:05] <j-b-r_> First it looks in the file, then on an FTP site, and then it tries to compile
[21:05] <macd> sanguisdex1, "sudo killall "
[21:05] <jef_buntu_> Hi.  I just succeed in waking up a diskless workstation but it won't boot with my dhcp server i settup , following the ubuntu howto. they say too boot with a floopy the first time to type some commands on the client but this DISKLESS workstation doesnt have diskettes
[21:05] <j-b-r_> It's in a sort of text based dialog box, so I'm pretty sure that's it
[21:05] <sanguisdex1> macd: thanx will try
[21:05] <zsakr> im Just trying to keep my desktop updated.
[21:05] <princedugan> two problems. S-video out and USB soundcard works in windows not in ubuntu.
[21:05] <j-b-r_> That comes from the nvidia installer
[21:05] <macd> j-b-r_, gotcha, short of not having the kernel headers, and having build-essential installed, Im pretty much out of ideas
[21:06] <ViperBorg> jef_buntu_,  Can you temporally hook up a drive?
[21:06] <zsakr> from 2.6.27-9 to 2.6.27-11
[21:06] <j-b-r_> Yeah, that seems to be what the whole internet is telling me
[21:06] <zsakr> done
[21:06] <emmy_> just installed ubuntu on my acer aspire 3000 and for some reason when i login my screen gets all grainy any ideas?
[21:06] <zsakr> from 2.6.27-9 to 2.6.27-11
[21:06] <dexhu> I upgraded to 8.10 and now my nvidia screen is not loading and using all of my monitor screen!
[21:06] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: usb one but the client cant boot with usb devieces
[21:06] <macd> j-b-r_, for fun have you tried the Envy method of installation>
[21:06] <j-b-r_> yes
[21:06] <dexhu> I upgraded to 8.10 and now my nvidia DRIVER is not loading and using all of my monitor screen!
[21:06] <macd> j-b-r_, not that Id expect any different outcome
[21:06] <j-b-r_> I have tried that
[21:07] <j-b-r_> And it said it worked, but then I got the "FAIL" during boot
[21:07] <ViperBorg> Ah, gotcha. There's absolutely nothing in the BIOS to enable that?
[21:07] <lupo> ./join #iptables
[21:07] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: i dont have other drives than the usb one
[21:07] <sanguisdex1> ok I had to quit the gui (gnome) as it froze, is there a way to shring the font on the command line?
[21:08] <ViperBorg> emmy__, Did you install the video drivers from Ubuntu?
[21:08] <sanguisdex1> macd: sudo kill all did not work
[21:08] <Shinjin> Can you boot to an operating system thats on a slave hard drive?
[21:08] <OnlyWhisky> hello! Could it be that nvidia replace nvidia.ko and some other files that I install if I don't use nvidia driver from ubuntu package?
[21:08] <bantu_> sudo rm -rf / :-)
[21:08] <emmy_> ViperBorg how do i do that
[21:09] <ViperBorg> Shinjin, go into your bios and change the boot order on the drives.
[21:09] <Shinjin> Okay
[21:09] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: but anyway since the diskless workstation is made to work disklessly....anyconfiguration made on it wont change anything on itself but only in server, so if the server is my laptop, i could do it directly on my laptop
[21:09] <ViperBorg> emmy_, Go to System, then to Administration, and click on Hardware Drivers.
[21:09] <xiamx> My laptop's videocard is not correctly detected,= (no 3D acceleration),  i guess it is using intel i830 chipset,  how to setup correctly the video card?
[21:09] <dexhu> yes I have nvidia-config and nvidia X Server settings
[21:09] <bantu_> Anybody know how I could play .rmvb format on Ubuntu?
[21:10] <macd> j-b-r_ if you navigate the kernel source tree until you get to the nvidia module, you can try to build it by itself "make drivers/video/nvidia"
[21:10] <teprrr> hello there, could anyone help me with a small compilation problem? I'm unable to build amarok on 8.04 due to miscompiled(?) libmysqlclient.. /usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/mysql/libmysqld.a(net_serv.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 against `a local symbol' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC
[21:10] <zash> bantu_: realmedia?
[21:10] <ViperBorg> jef_buntu_, Right. Gotcha. Eh... let me poke around the forums and see if I come along anything.
[21:10] <macd> sanguisdex1, "sudo kill -9 PID"
[21:10] <John_> is there any way to step down from 64 bit down to 32bit with out reinstalling
[21:10] <emmy_> ViperBorg when there what do i do?
[21:10] <bantu_> Yeah zash
[21:10] <ViperBorg> John_, No, you would need to reinstall.
[21:10] <teprrr> just wondering which is the way to go here.. running on 64b system, which causes that problem afaik. is it enough to just build my own libmysql?
[21:10] <j-b-r_> where is this "kernel source tree"?
[21:10] <John_> thanks viperborg
[21:11] <John_> darn
[21:11] <ViperBorg> John_, Your Welcome.
[21:11] <ViperBorg> emmy_, Does it give a list of drivers there?
[21:11] <xiamx> Can anyone tell me where's the videocard info file located?
[21:11] <dexhu> I have the:  NVIDIA accelerated graphics drive ..activated
[21:12] <Cpudan80> xiamx: ehh what?
[21:12] <j-b-r_> Lucky
[21:12] <Cpudan80> xiamx: what kind of info ?
[21:12] <emmy_> ViperBorg it says broadcam b43 wireless driver
[21:12] <Cpudan80> xiamx: lspci | grep -i VGA
[21:12] <guntbert> teprrr: why do you want to compile, its in the repos
[21:12] <ViperBorg> emmy_, But nothing for video drivers? Do you know what kind of video card you have in your computer?
[21:12] <guntbert> !info amarok
[21:13] <Solet> anyone know where i can get a better sources.list? the one i have now (intrepid) doesnt have skype in it
[21:13] <emmy_> ViperBorg nope
[21:13] <OnlyWhisky> Solet: nowhere) try mediubuntu
[21:13] <guntbert> !skype | Solet
[21:14] <sanguisdex1> Solet: look up medibuntu
[21:14] <teprrr> guntbert, because I don't have any libs installed the package requires. and 1.4 is old one too ;)
[21:14] <ViperBorg> emmy_, Okay, I'm sorry, that's kind of outside my scope. I would at least need to know the video card. Have you tried to post this problem on the forums? It may get a better result from someone more knowledgeable than me there.
[21:14] <teprrr> guntbert, my qt+kde setup is selfcompiled by myself, because I need it for development use
[21:15] <dexhu> is there anyone here to help me with my NVIDIA driver to use the whole monitor screen??
[21:15] <sweetgum> how do i set my root password
[21:15] <toehio> how do I get sound working under ubuntu server 8.1?
[21:15] <guntbert> teprrr: ok, just wanted to save you some trouble :)
[21:15] <kindofabuzz> dual boot question, two linux, if one distro sets the grub other gets a kernel upgrade, then then it can't update the grup correct?
[21:15] <ViperBorg> sweetgum, is there a specific reason you would want to? You can do root commands by putting sudo before them in the terminal.
[21:15] <kindofabuzz> grub*
[21:15] <OnlyWhisky> dexhu: all of them ignore nvidia users)
[21:15] <guntbert> !root | sweetgum
[21:15] <teprrr> guntbert, ye, np :)
[21:15] <macd> j-b-r, sorry /usr/src/linux-headers-`uname -r`
[21:16] <Blinkiz> Am trying to build kvm-83 with "debuild -S -sa". Problem is that it complains about not having any rules to setup config-host.mak. That file is created when running configure on the program manually. How can I make debuild build it? What have I missed?
[21:16] <ViperBorg> guntbert, who wrote that for the root password? Someone was really deep into the Matrix for that one. Kudos to whomever wrote that. xD
[21:16] <bantu_> Can anybody help please? How do I get my .rmvb files to get played on UBUNTU?
[21:16] <dexhu> the driver was working with 8.04 LTS
[21:17] <macd> Blinkiz, just us chkconfig, if the source tree has no debian rules debuild isnt very effective.
[21:17] <macd> Blinkiz, for further help, visiting #ubuntu-motu can be helpful for packaging questions.
[21:17] <OnlyWhisky> dexhu: you will get no help here)
[21:18] <Blinkiz> macd, thank you
[21:18] <sweetgum> Viperborg: fdisk doesnt work when im not logged in as root iven oticed
[21:18] <dexhu> why is that Only
[21:18] <sweetgum> ViperBorg: how can i find what driver my wireless card uses, when i did lsfh (sp?) i found which it is, although i want to find the driver to eth1
[21:18] <guntbert> ViperBorg: you mean the factoid? no idea - as for the wiki: you could look into the history :)
[21:18] <theshadow> Ok where do I go with issues with Evolution?
[21:19] <zash> theshadow: issues?
[21:19] <zash> theshadow: as in you have problems, or evolution has problems ... aka bugs?
[21:19] <dexhu> why is that OnlyWhisky??
[21:19] <oxeimo1> ok I accidentally suspended a job
[21:19] <oxeimo1> how do I resume it?
[21:20] <zash> oxeimo1: in bash?
[21:20] <Blinkiz> Am trying to build kvm-83 with "debuild -S -sa". Problem is that it complains about not having any rules to setup config-host.mak. That file is created when running configure on the program manually. How can I make debuild build it? What have I missed? I have followed the guides on wiki about package upgrade. So I have everything in debian/ folder from last build..
[21:20] <zash> oxeimo1: fg
[21:20] <oxeimo1> ya
[21:20] <oxeimo1> ahh k
[21:20] <ViperBorg> sweetgum, either hardware drivers *should* tell you what it is. Unless it's really obscure. As to find out exactly what it is from within Linux, I'm not sure. That's never something I really dove into, mate. Sorry.
[21:20] <theshadow> zash: Wait. I think I finally figured it out
[21:20] <ViperBorg> guntbert, will do. That line was genius. Thanks.
[21:20] <OnlyWhisky> dexhu: because they don't interested in helping nvidia users
[21:21] <kindofabuzz> dual booting Crunchbang and ubuntu. using Crunchbangs grub, when ubuntu updates the kernel it won't be written to the grub then since it's Crunchbang's grub?
[21:21] <OnlyWhisky> dexhu: doing so they will aprove that problem exist, but they don't want to)
[21:21] <guntbert> ViperBorg: np :)
[21:21] <teprrr> hmm, the source package got with apt-get source libmysqlclient5-dev has this in debian/rules: "CFLAGS=${MYSQL_BUILD_CFLAGS:-"-DBIG_JOINS=1 -O2 -fPIC"}".. mm, so -fPIC should be used per default there, right?
[21:21] <ofix-comp> hello
[21:22] <jimi_hendrix> i installed flash from the repos but still cant view flash on sites...
[21:22] <skinofstars1> jimi: which flash?
[21:22] <blackstar> what distro you guys running?
[21:22] <^Migs^> Ubuntu 8.04
[21:22] <^Migs^> Suse 10.2
[21:22] <_Vi_> 8.04
[21:22] <grndslm> how can i figure out why my sound isn't working on my laptop??
[21:23] <PodMan99a1> hey all anyone know ne working mirrors for fiesty??... all ive found so far appear to be 404's
[21:23] <^Migs^> but you probably don't want to know about my SuSE box
[21:23] <guntbert> !ot | blackstar
[21:23] <guntbert> !feisty | PodMan99a1
[21:24] <jimi_hendrix> skinofstars1, flashplugin-nonfree
[21:24] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: didn't find?
[21:24] <PodMan99a1> guntbert, so none of the old packages are hosted ne more?
[21:24] <skinofstars1> jimi: what sites aren't working
[21:24] <skinofstars1> jimi:er, what distro do you have? 64?
[21:24] <ViperBorg> jef_buntu_, Nope, nothing yet. Sorry. Have you tried posting a thread on the forums about it?
[21:24] <PodMan99a1> !upgrade
[21:25] <^Migs^> where can I find Ubuntu 1.0?
[21:25] <ViperBorg> ^Migs^, BitTorrent, maybe?
[21:25] <guntbert> PodMan99a1: I don't know how long they provide the old repos, but see !eol
[21:25] <jimi_hendrix> skinofstars1, hardy 64
[21:26] <macd> ^Migs^, the oldest available officially is Dapper, 6.06 based on the 2.2 series of kernels.
[21:26] <_Vi_> Does anyone here have issues with Kubuntu 8.10 going into a (this is the best i can describe it)...."graphic glitch loop" where it shows only like half the screen and continues to "roll" the screen in a loop?
[21:26] <skinofstars1> jimi: 64 has had problems with the flash plugin in the past. do you know if you are using the 64 version? perhaps get the 64 version from adobe
[21:26] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: i think that's the only hope left
[21:26] <shizumasa14> I'm having a problem with terminal.  Can someone help me?
[21:26] <UnknownFear> hi
[21:27] <Cpudan80> not till we know what the problem with the terminal is! :-)
[21:27] <UnknownFear> does anyone know how to play music from your iPod Touch using Amarok?
[21:27] <ViperBorg> jef_buntu_, It might be your best bet. Your post may be seen by someone more knowledgeable. Not everyone hops on IRC here. Best of luck to you.
[21:27] <j-b-r> Ok, still having nvidia problem, but at least now I have the relevant error messages to put in the pastebin
[21:28] <shizumasa14> When I try to do sudo I get an error that says:  E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct this problem.
[21:28] <fanfinifinfon> hi. i added "* * * * * /etc/init.d/samba start" to crontab of root, stopped samba and observed the result. samba did not start again. why?
[21:28] <_Vi_> shizumasa14: so try 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'  NO quotes
[21:28] <macd> fanfinifinfon, I cant think of any reason you would ever want todo that
[21:28] <jimi_hendrix> skinofstars1, i went to their site and downloaded the .deb...its for i386
[21:28] <Cpudan80> fanfinifinfon: Why would it restart ?
[21:28] <jef_buntu_> ViperBorg: thanks, ill be trying a forum for the first time now
[21:29] <^Migs^> you have to samba start after you stop it
[21:29] <guntbert> fanfinifinfon: why would you want to start samba every minute?
[21:29] <Cpudan80> fanfinifinfon: It should only restart - given that config - when you reboot the computer
[21:29] <shizumasa14> thx
[21:29] <sampointon> hi, I'm having some performance troubles with Hardy. After a little while of usage (1-2 hours) the system's bogged down and slow to do anything. The only thing so far to fix it is a reboot (restarting gdm doesn't fix the problem; at first I suspected some kind of memory leak because Xorg looked like it was hogging resources, but that might just be how it is). How do I track down what the problem is? top doesn't show anything imme
[21:29] <sampointon> diately suspicious besides Xorg
[21:29] <fanfinifinfon> i did it because if samba stops somehow, i want it to restart automatically
[21:29] <ThexLeopard> hello all, i recently changed my sound card and now i can only get rhythmbox to play sound... is there any way i can enable the new sound card and disable the onboard one?
[21:29] <ofix-comp> hello
[21:29] <christian__> hey hi
[21:29] <skinofstars1> jimi: you need x86_64
[21:29] <fanfinifinfon> i want it to be up everytime.
[21:29] <^Migs^> uh...
[21:29] <Cpudan80> oh nevermind that was wrong
[21:29] <fanfinifinfon> even if it stops accidentaly, it should restart immediately
[21:29] <^Migs^> I wouldn't do that
[21:29] <Cpudan80> I read that config line wrong ..
[21:29] <^Migs^> why would it stop accidentally?
[21:29] <macd> fanfinifinfon, then you need to write a schell script to check for sambas PID, then restart if its stopped, and run that every few minutes.
[21:30] <ofix-comp> does anyone know any nice program to create nice fliers
[21:30] <^Migs^> yeah, macd has the right idea
[21:30] <guntbert> !who | ^Migs^
[21:30] <binarymutant> ofix-comp, inkscape maybe
[21:30] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: does you samba magically stop or do you get an error?
[21:30] <fanfinifinfon> macd: how do i check samba's pid?
[21:30] <macd> fanfinifinfon, I think its time to read shell scripting 101.
[21:30] <skinofstars1> jimi: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[21:30] <ofix-comp> does it has any templates?
[21:30] <^Migs^> no, guntbert
[21:30] <fanfinifinfon> blushadem: not magically. but you know there's always unforeseen things
[21:30] <macd> fanfinifinfon, http://www.tinker.ncsu.edu/LEGO/shell_help.html
[21:31] <guntbert> ^Migs^: no ?what?
[21:31] <fanfinifinfon> blushadem: something unuxpected happens maybe
[21:31] <Guest75270> mm
[21:31] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: If samba stops then you need to check the error logs to see wht it stopped
[21:31] <PodMan99a1> !oel
[21:32] <PodMan99a1> !eol
[21:32] <werdnum> what about end of line?
[21:32] <ice_cream> !EOL
[21:32] <ice_cream> hmm
[21:32] <Flare183> ofix-comp: you could use Scribus
[21:32] <ice_cream> not case sensitive
[21:32] <kouya> how do i install .jar files?
[21:32] <fanfinifinfon> blushadem: i'm not going to be next to the samba server. it has to restart immediately if it fails. i'll check the results possibly at the end of the day
[21:32] <guntbert> fanfinifinfon: if a service stops, its mostly for a reason, and therefore a simple restart will accomplish nothing
[21:33] <eddy_> yay
[21:33] <eddy_> what is this
[21:33] <Guest75270> mm?
[21:33] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: I would follow what macd said then
[21:33] <fanfinifinfon> guntbert: if it saves only the day, that's enough
[21:33] <princedugan> kouya: peopable no install needed just   java -jar myfile.jar   to run it
[21:33] <eddy_> oooohhhhh shiny
[21:33] <blushadem> monitor the pid and if it not there then restart it
[21:33] <eddy_> ok thanks
[21:33] <princedugan> kouya: id you have java installed
[21:33] <fanfinifinfon> ok thanks
[21:33] <uncle_ben> i use evolution for e-mail and have multiple gmail account configured on it.  i've been having no problems sending/receiving, but today, the smtp.gmail server just seems stalled and i can't send any e-mail (except for one account) from evolution.  has anyone else ever experienced this?  i'm not sure what's happening
[21:34] <guntbert> fanfinifinfon: it probably won't
[21:34] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: I think the pids in /var/run
[21:34] <grndslm> how can i figure out why my sound isn't working on my laptop??
[21:35] <fanfinifinfon> blushadem: ?
[21:35] <kouya> thanks!
[21:35] <Guest75270> hey
[21:35] <kouya> i i havent tryed that way :)
[21:35] <skinofstars1> grndslm: double click that speaker in the top right corner and start playing with switches
[21:35] <guntbert> Guest75270: do you have a question?
[21:36] <ofix-comp> okay installing scribus
[21:36] <skinofstars1> grndslm: i always find turning off external helps
[21:36] <Guest75270> nope
[21:36] <Guest75270> thanks
[21:36] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: You asked for the pid of samba check in /var/run
[21:36] <ofix-comp> lets see how it works :)
[21:36] <eddy_> lol
[21:36] <fanfinifinfon> blushadem: thank you
[21:36] <blushadem> fanfinifinfon: no problem
[21:37] <grndslm> skinofstars1: I've done that already
[21:38] <kouya> seems like i dont have java, what package do you recomend?
[21:38] <kouya> will sun java work?
[21:38] <yousei> when I install the correct gpu it changes the resolution on my xterm to more than my monitor cna display. Does anyone have any idea how I solve this?
[21:38] <macd> kouya, yes, it will.
[21:38] <macd> !fixres
[21:38] <paulproteus> I have some Ogg Theora movies I want to edit a little, just slicing out some video off the end, and appending another movie to it. Can anyone suggest a program that would do that?
[21:38] <kouya> thanks
[21:39] <paulproteus> Preferably graphical.
[21:40] <schnitz> paul: you may have to convert it first
[21:41] <Solet> is there a good article that anyone (or the bot) knows of for getting hibernation to work right in intrepid (using gnome), i've read up on it a little and so far all i see are problems out the wazoo
[21:41] <ofix-comp> scribus looks nice
[21:41] <macd> Solet, welcome to linux ;)
[21:41] <schnitz> paul: look up kdenlive in your repositories. but it will probably not open an ogg.
[21:42] <macd> Solet, suspend to disk seems to work better, though not quite hibernating still pretty loe power use
[21:42] <princedugan> xrandr shows I only have one screen
[21:42] <yousei> How would I get to a terminal window when my monitor can't show the resolution macd ?
[21:42] <Ubundude> if I boot into ubuntu and after the login screen it displays only my background and desktop, how do I get my panels to come up?
[21:42] <macd> yousei, reboot into non-graphical mode.
[21:43] <the|Navigator> Hey, is it possible to limit certain users to certain apps?
[21:43] <zubair> Hi ... How do i cancel ping response in bash?
[21:43] <step21> hey, is there a x86 to x86_64 cross compile somewhere in ubuntu repos?
[21:43] <Solet> macd: when i hit suspend thismorning and put laptop in bag, it was quite warm when i pulled it out. i dont always use it, i woudlnt want to keep it suspended in it's bag for 3-4 days. that'd be bad
[21:43] <yousei> I'll just stop asking how here.. I don't think I'm going to get this running anyway
[21:43] <IndyGunFreak> Ubundude: did you delete them?
[21:43] <yousei> thanks anyway macd
[21:43] <sm> hi, where can I get a postgresql 8.2 package for intrepid ?
[21:43] <macd> Solet, for sure. I havent had any luck with hibernate + ati/nvidia drivers, or intel wifi.
[21:44] <Ubundude> Indy: no they just don't display once I'm awhile after I log in
[21:44] <schnitz> sm: you could look up the deb archive found through debian.org
[21:44] <guntbert> zubair: <ctrl>c
[21:44] <Solet> macd: do you know what vid drivers eeebuntu uses?
[21:45] <zubair> ﻿guntbert... thanks
[21:45] <schnitz> it should be an inteldriver
[21:45] <sm> schnitz: I have been searching the ubuntu packages on launchpad and packages.ubuntu.com, they are confusing and all seem to end up at hardy packages. Might those work ?
[21:45] <guntbert> zubair: np:)
[21:45] <schnitz> sm:yes they might.
[21:45] <macd> Solet, Solet what model eee pc?
[21:46] <sm> I guess I'll try adding hardy to sources.list and install, thanks
[21:46] <schnitz> sm:or you could try to download the deb-archive itself.
[21:46] <macd> Solet, nevermind, I see Intel GMA 9xx gfx, and intel wifi, good luck with that one ;)
[21:47] <macd> Solet, try the ubuntu forums for eeebuntu yet?
[21:48] <macd> sm, intrepid only has pgsql 8.3.
[21:48] <skinofstars1> solet: for eeepc use the array.org kernel
[21:48] <sm> macd: yes, that's my problem
[21:48] <sm> need to try an older pg
[21:48] <macd> sm, then I suggest installing from source.
[21:48] <LakesProse> so, I can't seem to find, even with Google helping around, how to implement 2 factor security: public/private key + password. Anyone have a lead for me ?
[21:48] <macd> sm, or dont use intrepid
[21:49] <kev_> whats the latest kernel version for 8.10? 2.6.28.2?
[21:49] <sm> too late.. thanks
[21:49] <macd> LakesProse, the same process for key based ssh logins, ONLY supply the password during that process of creating a key.
[21:50] <guntbert> kev_: I have 2.6.27-9-generic
[21:50] <Solet> skinofstars1: i am using the array.org kernel, that's what comes with eeebuntu now
[21:50] <kev_> i thought there was a 2.6.29?
[21:50] <Solet> macd: checked lsmod, my vid driver is intel_agp
[21:50] <kev_> www.kernel.org
[21:50] <LakesProse> macd:  that wouldnt work because server can't enforce number of tries for example. I mean, I'd want to have a system where someone must have the key and also a password whose validity is confirmed by the server
[21:50] <Solet> cant figure out what the wifi one is
[21:51] <skinofstars1> solet: oh, i'm using normal intrepid with array.org and it works well on my 901
[21:51] <LakesProse> macd: sorta like the normal user/password challenge you get in ssh but add in having to have the key
[21:51] <macd> LakesProse, yeah using a password protected key isnt good enough?
[21:51] <macd> LakesProse, are you want to enforce login attempts, etc as well
[21:51] <guntbert> kev_: I wouldn't know, I just take the offered updates :)
[21:52] <LakesProse> macd: I don't know, is it ? isn't in more breakable than having a user/password challenge from server (with something like OSSEC to take care of brute forcing) ?
[21:52] <Solet> skinofstars1: what did you have to do to get hibernate to work on the 901?
[21:52] <sweetgum> how do i find the name of a usb floppy drive
[21:52] <macd> LakesProse, the only other real idea I could give you is radius.
[21:52] <macd> LakesProse, key based login is most secure than password based, it could never be brute forced.
[21:53] <schnitz> carlsberg
[21:53] <LakesProse> macd: I know but I mean, isn't it easier to find the password from the key when it was generated that find a password that is on the server where you can't brute force it ?
[21:54] <macd> LakesProse, only if you have the capability of cracking the keys encryption method, which is HIGHLY UNLIKELY
[21:54] <skinofstars1> solent: for the lid close thing system>preferences>power management
[21:54] <LakesProse> macd: the point is, if evil person has the key, should he be more afraid of the key having that 'embedded' password or a having the server challenge him with the password ?
[21:54] <LakesProse> macd: oh!
[21:54] <PDG1> okay... so I'm still having a hard time with this external HDD
[21:54] <LakesProse> macd: oh ok
[21:55] <macd> LakesProse, yeah a passworded key doesnt matter who has the key, the pass is still safe.
[21:55] <sm> schnitz, macd: looks like I got lucky, two hardy pg debs downloaded from launchpad work fine on intrepid. Thanks for the help
[21:55] <macd> LakesProse, now if the attacker gets the public and private keypair your in trouble.
[21:55] <Solet> skinofstars1: i want it to hibernate instead of suspend, so that i can leave it for a few days at a time then boot back into what i had open
[21:55] <Roby> hello people!
[21:55] <PDG1> it says it's filesystem type is MSDOS
[21:55] <macd> sm, good luck, and next time you apt-get upgrade you may run into problems unless you "pin" those packages.
[21:56]  * Izinucs just installed the latest nvidia driver 180.22 .. wow .. what an improvement over the 180.11 w/gforce 8200
[21:56] <Solet> skinofstars1: but hibernate isnt on the poweroff list, and the internet says it screws things up unless you do it right, yet i see no where telling me how to do it right. have you gotten hibernate to work on the eee 901?
[21:56] <Roby> ive got a problem with my instalation
[21:56] <Roby> could anybody help me?
[21:56] <macd> LakesProse, then again in order to get the private key, your server is already copromised.
[21:56] <skinofstars1> solent: there is an option in the power management section for lid close
[21:56] <lifenova> !ask | Roby
[21:56] <skinofstars1> solent: yeah hibernate works no problem
[21:56] <skinofstars1> on lid close
[21:57] <sm> yeah, I didn't dare go down the mixing hardy in sources.list road
[21:57] <jiffe89> is there a commandline method of adding a user using a hash for the password?
[21:57] <skinofstars1> but i'm ont using eeeubuntu, just normal intrepid
[21:57] <Roby> ive got a problem with my instalation, the point is. if i try to install ubuntu my screen turn black during the instalation, i tried linux mint and it has the same problem what could be the problem?
[21:57] <calwig> hi, what can i use to demux a dvd with subtitles so that i can play all subtitles from the original movie, with VLC for example
[21:57] <calwig> (what proggy?)
[21:58] <htrejh> join
[21:58] <LakesProse> macd: what do you mean ? if someone got the private key, it means the client is compromised AFAIK
[21:59] <PDG1> I'm trying to share an External HDD on an SMB share. my other files share no problem... but this one always asks for a username and password. why?
[21:59] <macd> LakesProse, sorry I was backwards, yes you are right.
[21:59] <macd> LakesProse, nothing else changes however, your still secure with passworded keys.
[21:59] <LakesProse> macd: okay cool, I'll take a look at RADIUS . but maybe I'm just paranoid
[22:00] <LakesProse> macd: actually I'm looking for that extra 'it-takes more than finding the private key' step
[22:01] <LakesProse> macd:  but I guess it's already there.. I mean, how much time could it take to find the password on a private key ?
[22:01] <macd> Thats what Im getting at, just having the key isnt enough it still has to be cracked
[22:01] <macd> LakesProse, realistically with 2048bit rsa, years?
[22:01] <macd> maybe a decade ;)
[22:01] <macd> less time with ps3's ;)
[22:02] <LakesProse> macd: okay, so cut that in half since it doesn't mean the last password it tries to guess it the good password
[22:02] <LakesProse> hehe, yeah ps3, cool and uncool
[22:02] <Ubundude> trying to install drivers for my videocard, it says I can't install while "an X server" is running
[22:02] <PDG1> can I even share an MSDOS filesystem type and allow read write access to anyone on the SMB share?
[22:03] <LakesProse> macd:  still, I dont know, I am under the impression that a server with decent anti-brute forece components is safer than private key with its password
[22:04] <LakesProse> how crazy am I?
[22:04] <calwig> hi, what can i use to demux a dvd with subtitles so that i can play all subtitles from the original movie, with VLC for example
[22:04] <Roby> nobody is here to help me? sure nice lol
[22:04] <amrcidiot> Hey guys, I'm having some trouble with playing DVD's
[22:04] <Izinucs> calwig: just playing with dvdrip now.. it's in the repo's
[22:04] <macd> LakesProse, thats opposite of what I think, but hey to each their own
[22:04] <NeoMatrixJR> Hey guys I'm having some trouble with playing HD MPEG2 files.
[22:05] <Radish> Hello.. I have an ubuntu iso and I have it burnt to a CD as well.. I'm trying to install it onto an SD card so that I can boot it on multiple computers, and any software I install will be saved back onto the SD card - any ideas?
[22:05] <Izinucs> amrcidiot: you need to enable the medibuntu repos and install libdvdcs or similar..
[22:05] <LakesProse> macd: indeed, thats why I wanted best of both worlds :D
[22:05] <amrcidiot> how do i enavle the repos?
[22:05] <amrcidiot> *enable
[22:05] <Izinucs> !medibuntu | amrcidiot
[22:06] <amrcidiot> thanks
[22:06] <bobrien> How can I get qemu working on xubuntu 8.1 . When I try to start qemu It says that it cannot initalise SDL. I evan tryed to compile and install SDL from source.
[22:07] <bobrien> sorry about the spelling errors
[22:07] <jiffe89> anyone know what package I want to add to use the crypt command?
[22:08] <macd> jiffe89, sudo apt-get install mcrypt
[22:09] <bobrien> How can I get qemu working on xubuntu 8.1 . When I try to start qemu It says that it cannot initialize SDL. I even tried to compile and install SDL from source.
[22:10] <quentin> Hey, anyone free to help?
[22:11] <guntbert> !ask
[22:11] <FJ_Sanchez> Hello
[22:11] <ScottG489> Ok so I'm having problems hibernating a lot in ubuntu. It frequently says I don't have enough swap space available, so I usually close down quite a few programs before I hibernate so that this doesn't happen, which sort of defeats the purpose of hibernating. A day or 2 ago I close down most programs and when I went to hibernate it gave me the error that I didn't have enough free swap space. I when I got back to the gui I ran "free -m" and got this result:
[22:11] <ScottG489> http://pastebin.com/d6ea91938    .    I don't understand how I could not hibernate when between my used memory and used swap space, its less than my total swap space. Any help?
[22:11] <sifr> woa crowded channel, cool!
[22:11] <bubba555> how can i get Ubuntu on my Eee 901 with Xandros?
[22:11] <FJ_Sanchez> I need to add a path to the shared library paths... how can I do this?
[22:11] <Noa> I'm not sure where to start to get 8.10 to recognize my wireless router.
[22:11] <amrcidiot> Izinucs: no luck
[22:12] <ikonia> FJ_Sanchez: use /etc/ld.so.conf and re-run ldconfig
[22:12] <bobrien> How can I get qemu working on xubuntu 8.10 . When I try to start qemu It says that it cannot initialize SDL. I even tried to compile and install SDL from source.
[22:12] <ikonia> bobrien: why are you trying to build SDL from source ???
[22:13] <FJ_Sanchez> Thank you ikonia
[22:13] <bobrien> because the sdl packages didnot help
[22:13] <ikonia> bobrien: thats no reason to help
[22:13] <ikonia> bobrien: no reason to compile it
[22:13] <guntbert> quentin: what is your question?
[22:13] <ikonia> bobrien: it's probably your display parameter, SDL is used for "displaying" your virtual machine
[22:13] <quentin> PM me?
[22:13] <amrcidiot> Izinucs: I already tried to install libdvdcs and accidentally didn't accept to install Sun Java, now it won't let me get to where i can accept it.
[22:14] <ikonia> bobrien: compiling SDL from source could have corrupted your machine and created un-needed conflicts
[22:14] <sifr> bobrien: with a few other packaages ive noticed that they're looking for a truncated version of the sdl libs as in the links are broken are missing
[22:14] <guntbert> quentin: ask in the channel please
[22:14] <quentin> Well, I just want to get my desktop customized really well.
[22:14] <quentin> and I need a pro to help ; )
[22:14] <ikonia> !themes | quentin
[22:15] <sifr> quentin: the beauty and fun is to do it urself
[22:15] <quentin> =) thank you
[22:15] <quentin> one question i have, is.. I want to get my terminal planted on my desktop.. everytime i try to do it, i fail.
[22:15] <bubba555> why isn't my  sudo syslinux /dev/sdX  command to work while trying to install Ubuntu on my Eee 901?
[22:15] <ikonia> quentin: planted ?
[22:16] <quentin> Like, as my wallpaper
[22:16] <macd> bubba555, did you replace the X in sdX with the device number?
[22:16] <ikonia> bubba555: who told you to do that
[22:16] <Noa> I'm starting from scratch. How do I get 8.10 desktop to recognize my wireless router?
[22:16] <sifr> quentin: some cool terminals are tilda and guake (i am using this right now) its just like quake's drops down etc. v. neat
[22:16] <DVA5912> Im currently working with oscommerce. as i see no channel here for it i will ask here. i get this error: "Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /var/www/donnacreations/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file."  Im guessing that im not chmoding right. what should i use
[22:16] <Izinucs> amrcidiot: can you search for sun java in synaptic and install that?
[22:16] <bubba555> yeah i did that
[22:16] <quentin> sifr: ok, is there a site to these?
[22:16] <amrcidiot> I'm doing that now, but so far, it's still downloading
[22:16] <ert3> never gona give you up
[22:16] <ert3> never gona let you down
[22:16] <bubba555> and i even replaced x with either c1 or d1, whatever it says my USB drive is
[22:17] <ikonia> ert3: stop
[22:17] <ert3> never gona run around and desert you
[22:17] <skinofstars1> Roby: please repeat your problem
[22:17] <step21> hey, is there a cross-compile toolchain for gentoo?
[22:17] <step21> *for ubuntu?
[22:17] <infotek411> i need to edit multi language files on ubuntu... but the characters do not display correctly... what do i need to do to see the characters correctly
[22:17] <ntc> hello , i am a newbie, anyone know how to download using download software
[22:17] <sifr> quentin: well tilda is on the repos so do a apt-get on it
[22:17] <skinofstars1> nttc: more specific please
[22:17] <lockd> ntc: download what?
[22:18] <sifr> quentin: and guake is at www.guake-terminal.org
[22:18] <bubba555> i used this website to find out how to do that
[22:18] <bubba555> http://www.sticky-web.me.uk/installing-ubuntu-asus-eee-901
[22:18] <quentin> sifr: ok thank you, i'll check these out
[22:18] <sifr> quentin: i believe they have a deb package. so u should be ok.
[22:18] <ntc> I want to use software like IDM in WinXP
[22:18] <sifr> np
[22:19] <quentin> sifr: They do indeed
[22:19] <amrcidiot> Izinucs: I installed sun-java and a few other packages, and nothing else has happened
[22:19] <kansan> is this a valid /etc/rc.local file?  : http://pastie.org/373672
[22:19] <guntbert> ntc: whats IDM?
[22:19] <amrcidiot> i'll look into it later, thanks for the help
[22:19] <jdfiles> I'm trying to install from a sata cd-rom in 'ahci' mode and I keep getting messages about different files being corrupt. I have verified the disc against the iso image without finding any faults. I suspect sata bus problems. Are there any kernel options I can set when I start the installer that might improve compatibility?
[22:19] <InvaderZim> does anyone know if the Listen Music Player in Xubuntu 8.10 can play FLAC files?
[22:19] <sifr> quentin: cool, check it out. i've grown quite fond of it over the past few weeks.
[22:19] <DVA5912> Im currently working with oscommerce. as i see no channel here for it i will ask here. i get this error: "Warning: I am able to write to the configuration file: /var/www/donnacreations/includes/configure.php. This is a potential security risk - please set the right user permissions on this file."  Im guessing that im not chmoding right. what should i use
[22:19] <ntc> guntbert: IDM is internet download manager
[22:19] <quentin> sifr: It looks nice, very easy to use
[22:20] <guntbert> jdfiles: did you verify the iso image before burning?
[22:20] <Izinucs> amrcidiot: what program are you using to view the dvd's?  try mplayer or vlc
[22:20] <skinofstars1> ntc: you want something like the down them all plugin for firefox prehaps
[22:20] <InvaderZim> all: does anyone know if the Listen Music Player in Xubuntu 8.10 can play FLAC files?
[22:20] <ntc> skinofstarsl: yeah
[22:20] <xsolonx> join #xbins
[22:21] <rww> InvaderZim: According to http://www.listen-project.org/wiki/Features it does.
[22:21] <lockd> yeah, default Firefox download manager is quite poor quality
[22:21] <sifr> quentin: yes its v. clean indeed and customisable too, key mappings are available if u decide to change that behaviour and can switch to full screen with jsut a key press. :D joy!
[22:21] <skinofstars1> ntc: http://www.downthemall.net/
[22:21] <miha> hello, if i print to my hp laserjet 6l using foomatic lje4l
[22:21] <Solet> skinofstars1: how big do you think the swap partition for hibernate should be? (i have 2 gig of ram in my eee)
[22:21] <jdfiles> In the installer? Yes, it has problems. If I set sata for AT emulation mode, it works correctly - but that's not what I want
[22:21] <ikehn7> hi
[22:21] <miha> first page is always trash like @PJL SET MANUALFEED=on
[22:21] <lockd> wonder, does DownThemAll let you turn off acceleration? A lot of sites disallow/dislike me using that
[22:21] <ikehn7> i need help
[22:21] <ikehn7> can someone help
[22:21] <ntc> skinofstarsl: OK thank, i will try
[22:21] <quentin> sifr: thank you
[22:21] <miha> how the hell that gets printed?
[22:21] <UnknownFear> can someone help me out?
[22:21] <guntbert> !enter | miha
[22:22] <InvaderZim> rww: thanks!
[22:22] <miha> if i print using cups foomatic/ljet4l first page is always trash like @PJL SET MANUALFEED=on
[22:22] <DVA5912> Why do i have to make a fool out of my self on here for some one to reply to me? all some one has to do is refer me to another channel or tell me the security level for the file. Please dont make me shout
[22:22] <sifr> unknownfear: just ask if somebody has a solution they'll help.
[22:22] <rww> !ask | ikehn7, UnknownFear
[22:22] <rww> !attitude | DVA5912
[22:22] <ikehn7> how do i connect my wireless on laptop
[22:22] <ikehn7> how do i connect my wireless on laptop
[22:22] <DVA5912> rww, fuck i know that you sob
[22:22] <Izinucs> miha: pic a different driver or visit hp's site to see what they recommend.
[22:22] <guntbert> Solet: for hibernating your swap must be as big as your ram
[22:22] <miha> if i print using cups foomatic/ljet4l first page is always trash like @PJL SET MANUALFEED=on .. who the hell i can yell at? i checked all possible drivers
[22:22] <Seeker`> DVA5912: watch your language please
[22:23] <miha> Izinucs: it worked well until yesterday
[22:23] <Izinucs> !ops | DVA
[22:23] <UnknownFear> i am trying to connect my iPod Touch with Amarok. can someone help me?
[22:23] <skinofstars1> solent: give me a moment to look up my partition table
[22:23] <ikehn7> can someone help me with wireless connection?
[22:23] <miha> Izinucs: it works from outside over samba using adobe driver
[22:23] <ikehn7> please
[22:23] <ikehn7> wireless ubuntu
[22:23] <miha> it just doesnt want to print from print server or any linux
[22:23] <Solet> skinofstars1: k, thanks
[22:23] <Izinucs> miha: we had some updates in the last couple of days.. you might just try adding that printer again without removing the old one.
[22:23] <ikehn7> it says its disabled but how do i enable my wireless
[22:24] <miha> Izinucs: i just added printer
[22:24] <miha> same junk
[22:24] <ikehn7> anyone
[22:24] <ikehn7> can anyone help
[22:24] <ikehn7> help
[22:24] <ikehn7> help
[22:24] <FloodBot1> ikehn7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:24] <ikehn7> wats that
[22:24] <sifr> ikehn7: when u right-click the applet do you see a list of networks?
[22:24] <Izinucs> ikehn7: you were flooding the channel
[22:24] <dionysus_p> is there an IRC channel that deal with nfs?
[22:24] <miha> ikehn7: right click on that network icon
[22:24] <miha> ikehn7: enable wireless check
[22:25] <miha> Izinucs: i really dont know what to do
[22:25] <ikehn7> ?
[22:25] <ikehn7> im confused
[22:25] <Izinucs> miha: sorry I'm at a loss too.
[22:25] <dionysus_p> hi
[22:25] <Izinucs> !enter | ikehn7
[22:25] <miha> ikehn7: if oyu use gnome and network manager, an icon on tray with computer or two
[22:25] <lockd> dionysus_p: probably #linux
[22:25] <ikehn7> !enter
[22:25] <miha> Izinucs: i was asking at #cups
[22:26] <miha> no answer
[22:26] <miha> Izinucs: i've seen such problems on google
[22:26] <dionysus_p> thanx
[22:26] <miha> just no solution
[22:26] <Izinucs> miha: check on #linux
[22:26] <ikehn7> omg how !ent
[22:26] <ikehn7> u guys type too fast
[22:26] <UnknownFear> i'm at a loss with connecting my iPod Touch with Amaraok or Rhythmox. Can someone help me out?
[22:27] <Izinucs> !who | ikehn7
[22:27] <sifr> unknownfear: is touch supported? i was under the impression that it wasnt.
[22:27] <UnknownFear> no idea, I read on the UbuntuForums that it was
[22:27] <Izinucs> !ipod | UnknownFear
[22:27] <^Migs^> !who | UnknownFear
[22:28] <^Migs^> cool
[22:28] <^Migs^> !who | ubottu
[22:28] <Solet> guntbert: i know i want the swap to be as big as my ram, was wondering if there'd be any reason i'd want it bigger. also can that swap be used as swap while the system is running?
[22:28] <NeoMatrixJR> !mythtv
[22:28] <sifr> unknownfear: http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Media_Device:IPod#iPod_Touch_and_iPhone
[22:28] <NeoMatrixJR> !highdef
[22:28] <Izinucs> !bott-abuse
[22:28] <^Migs^> !bot-abuse
[22:28] <UnknownFear> wowow... hold on.. do what with !tabs?
[22:28] <^Migs^> !tabs
[22:28] <^Migs^> meh
[22:28] <UnknownFear> !tab
[22:28] <^Migs^> ubottu doesn't know much
[22:28] <Izinucs> UnknownFear: type a little of a nick and hit tab
[22:28] <^Migs^> ...
[22:28] <^Migs^> whoa...
[22:29] <lockd> Don't you have to use RockBox and reflash an iPod?
[22:29] <UnknownFear> !Izi
[22:29] <NeoMatrixJR> !XvMC
[22:29] <lockd> or has that bug with the propretary firmware been fixed?
[22:29] <guntbert> Solet: bigger? only if you plan to buy more ram soon. swap *is* used as swap while the system is running :)
[22:29] <UnknownFear> !
[22:29] <skinofstars1> solent: there are two drives, on the 4gb drive i have 100mb for /boot and 3.9gb for /, on the 15gb drive i have 1gb for swap (i only have 1gb ram) and the rest for /home
[22:30] <Izinucs> you can play with the bot all you want at #ubuntu-bots
[22:30] <ikehn7> #ubuntu-bots
[22:30] <ikehn7> ?
[22:30] <UnknownFear> frigg, I have to actually jailbreak my iPod Touch before it can be used in Ubuntu?
[22:30] <Izinucs> ikehn7: doh!  /join #ubuntu-bots
[22:30] <ikehn7> doh!/join #ubuntu-bots
[22:30] <UnknownFear> there isn't even a jailbreak out yet .. '-_-
[22:30] <ikehn7> i did
[22:31] <sifr> UnknownFear: yes thats what i thought. i bought one and had to return it cuz it didnt work with linux. :(
[22:31] <Izinucs> ikehn7: just type the slash and everything after it..
[22:31] <linux_guy> I'd like to print via bluetooth.  where do i begin ?
[22:31] <yoko> yo
[22:31] <UnknownFear> guess I'll just wait till the jailbreak.. oh well
[22:31] <robby> yo yoko
[22:31] <ikehn7> someone help me do wireless network thingy
[22:31] <yoko> o co tu chodzi
[22:31] <ikehn7> help
[22:31] <sifr> UnknownFear: i then got an ogg friend cowon d2 with sdhc expansion!! :D
[22:31] <skinofstars1> solet: bear in mind, swap on ssd may not be a good idea
[22:32] <yoko> yo robby
[22:32] <UnknownFear> lol nice :P
[22:32] <lockd> UnknownFear: well, Apple is a Proprietary UNIX company
[22:32] <ikehn7> this is so confusing
[22:32] <ikehn7> ubuntu sucks
[22:32] <ikehn7> or its too complicated
[22:32] <UnknownFear> lockd: I don't get what you mean
[22:32] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: hahahaha, tell us about it
[22:32] <linux_guy> lockd, i noticed that the os x terminal and ubuntu look very similar also
[22:32] <lifenova> !ask | ikehn7
[22:33] <sifr> anyone know of a shader IDE?
[22:33] <ikehn7> how do i enable my wireless modem on laptop
[22:33] <yoko> hejak ktoś sie w tym orjetuje co jest tu grana
[22:33] <yoko> ?
[22:33] <leo_rockway> hello everyone
[22:33] <sifr> ikehn: are you using gnome?
[22:33] <lockd> linux_guy: yeah, but that's only an outer appearance
[22:33] <UnknownFear> leo_rockway: Hello :)
[22:34] <ikehn7> im using mirc
[22:34] <linux_guy> lol
[22:34] <ikehn7> sifr
[22:34] <lockd> UnknownFear: do you have too new an iPod touch for the jailbreak?
[22:34] <leo_rockway> how can I find out which daemon controls laptop CPU fan speed in Hardy?
[22:34] <robby> is there a polish channel yoko can visit?
[22:34] <ikehn7> halo whoever was helping me
[22:34] <DVA5912> Sorry for pitching a fit. it just seems as if that is the only way to get help for a stupid problem i should have just googled
[22:34] <UnknownFear> lockd: Yes, however, they are working on it and it is almost done
[22:34] <sifr> ikehn7: yes
[22:34] <_Vi_> !pl
[22:34] <yoko> wo
[22:34] <lifenova> ikehn7: At the top of your screen, does it say Applications, Places, System
[22:34] <Frijolie> can anyone help me configure gtkpod to sync my podcasts?
[22:34] <sifr> lifenova: lol
[22:34] <Frijolie> gtkpod isn't very intuitive for me
[22:34] <ikehn7> so how can i chat with you 1 v 1
[22:35] <ikehn7> so i can ask question
[22:35] <robby> !pl | yoko
[22:35] <bobson_> i need help
[22:35] <lifenova> ikehn7: better that you would stay in this chat, that way multiple people can help you.
[22:35] <lockd> UnknownFear: and you can't downgrade?
[22:35] <yoko> yes
[22:35] <yoko> pl
[22:35] <leo_rockway> ikehn7: main channel is indexed, private convos aren't, so it's better for everyone if you keep your questions in channel
[22:35] <UnknownFear> lockd: I don't think so
[22:35] <ikehn7> oh
[22:35] <UnknownFear> bobson_: Just ask your question :)
[22:35] <_Vi_> yoko: type /join #ubuntu-pl
[22:35] <ikehn7> so help me someone
[22:35] <sifr> ikehn7: ask here its better because if one leaves somebody else can pick up and the circle of life continues
[22:36] <linux_guy> what do i need to do to get started printing over bluetooth?
[22:36] <Solet> skinofstars1 (et al): is that swap on the larger drive used as swap while the system's running? or is it just there for hibernation, cause if it's used all the time, were does the data that was in swap while the computer was on go after you hibernate the system
[22:36] <ikehn7> how do i enable my wireless modem on laptop on ubuntu
[22:36] <bobson_> i have ubuntu8.10 on an acer one aspire
[22:36] <yoko> tex
[22:36] <yoko> txe
[22:36] <yoko> :)
[22:36] <bobson_> the atheros wifi doesn't work
[22:36] <skinofstars1> solet: well that's a question i don't know the answer to
[22:36] <sifr> ikehn7: lifenova asked you whether you see Applications Places System on the top left of the screen, do you?
[22:36] <ikehn7> wats that
[22:37] <ikehn7> applications places system
[22:37] <skinofstars1> solet: it will be used as swap while the system is running
[22:37] <lifenova> ikehn7: Do you see those words at the top panel of your screen
[22:37] <roadfish> how do I change the timestamp on a symlink? "touch" doesn't work.
[22:37] <bobson_> i got it to work and then it stoped and started again
[22:37] <ikehn7> i c application
[22:37] <horstle> bye
[22:37] <ikehn7> at the left hand corner
[22:37] <bobson_> but now i can''t get it to work anymire
[22:37] <Solet> skinofstars1: but even not knowing what happens to the data in swap, hibernation still works perfectly for you?
[22:38] <ikehn7> ?
[22:38] <lifenova> ikehn7: That's what I meant. Press System, then go to Preferences, then Go to network configuration
[22:38] <skinofstars1> solet: yes sir, without issue
[22:38] <UnknownFear> lockd: You there
[22:38] <ikehn7> k
[22:38] <UnknownFear> ?
[22:38] <ikehn7> im in
[22:38] <lockd> UnknownFear: yes
[22:38] <ikehn7> and then
[22:38] <bobson_> so how do i get it to work?
[22:38] <ikehn7> wat do i do
[22:39] <ikehn7> wat do i do now?
[22:39] <UnknownFear> lockd: You asked me if I could downgrade, I said I wasn't sure. Would it not wreck something, or even make it so I can't jailbreak once it comes out?
[22:39] <skinofstars1> solet: like i said, i'm just using normal intrepid. i know that's gonna be around a lot longer than a single dev distro
[22:39] <leo_rockway> how can I find out which daemon controls laptop CPU fan speed in Hardy? I need to disable it because it malfunctions
[22:39] <lifenova> ikehn7: Hit wireless tab, then press add
[22:39] <leo_rockway> I disabled acpid, acpi-support and apmd and fan still is being controlled by some process
[22:39] <ikehn7> k
[22:39] <ikehn7> next
[22:39] <lockd> UnknownFear: I doubt you'd be able to downgrade unless you upgraded
[22:39] <ikehn7> wait nothing comes up
[22:39] <UnknownFear> lockd: I can't risk the upgrade incase it kills my chances of jailbreaking
[22:40] <ikehn7> oh shoot
[22:40] <lockd> UnknownFear: oh, no. don't upgrade.
[22:40] <ikehn7> it froze
[22:40] <UnknownFear> lockd: Don't plan on it :)
[22:40] <_Vi_> !away > chuck|busy
[22:40] <ikehn7> its says force quit or wait
[22:40] <ikehn7> wat the heck
[22:40] <bobson_> i want my i want my wifi!
[22:41] <lockd> UnknownFear: I'd just take it back and get one that supports some kind of standard transfer protocol
[22:41] <ikehn7> ok
[22:41] <ikehn7> now it works
[22:41] <lifenova> ikehen7: Force Quit
[22:41] <ikehn7> so wat next
[22:41] <ikehn7> !lifenova so wat next
[22:42] <lifenova> ikehn7: Add your network name next to SSID
[22:42] <marek_> hi i have one big question, im installing kubuntu from alternate disc, it is asking me for a mirror ubuntu server host, can you tell me what can i type there?
[22:42] <ikehn7> wat is that ?
[22:42] <ikehn7> like sbc yahoo?
[22:42] <ikehn7> or atat
[22:42] <UnknownFear> lockd: but I like my iPod Touch :P
[22:42] <ikehn7> SSID=?
[22:42] <lifenova> ikehn7: Wait, what? You have a wireless router, right?
[22:42] <lockd> btw, is the SDL included in Ubuntu built with OSS support?
[22:43] <lifenova> ikehn7: Explain exactly what you're trying to do
[22:43] <skinofstars1> marek: is there not an autodetect
[22:43] <ikehn7> i have a laptop
[22:43] <tully> rdw200169, ping
[22:43] <sifr> rofl
[22:43] <ikehn7> and trying to connect to the wireless modem connected to my main computer
[22:43] <marek_> skinofstars1 no
[22:43] <ikehn7> i have a laptop
[22:43] <marek_> this time not
[22:43] <bobson_> so the netmanger doesn't give me the list of 802.11 networks nearby
[22:43] <ikehn7> trying to connect wirelessly to my main hub
[22:43] <lifenova> ikehn7: Ok, yeah. Your wireless router should have a name that you created when you set it up
[22:43] <bobson_> how do i get it to list them
[22:43] <Frijolie> UnknownFear, you use linux to sync your music?
[22:43] <bobson_> ?
[22:43] <linux_guy> what to install to print over bluetooth?  (please)
[22:44] <bazz> is there a good cross platform tool out there to do decentralized sharing over a lan?  something like direct connect but without the need for a hub?
[22:44] <ikehn7> shoot
[22:44] <lifenova> ikehn7: In other words, your network name
[22:44] <UnknownFear> Frijolie: if I knew how to :)
[22:44] <ikehn7> im not sure if i remember it
[22:44] <skinofstars1> marek: here is a list of ubuntu mirrors
[22:44] <skinofstars1> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors
[22:44] <Slart_> linux_guy: you have a bluetooth printer?
[22:44] <linux_guy> slart, yes
[22:44] <UnknownFear> Frijolie: I can't use my iPod Touch on Ubuntu
[22:44] <ikehn7> what kind of name is it
[22:44] <calwig> hi
[22:44] <ikehn7> is it a fixed one?
[22:44] <lifenova> ikehn7: Try going to 192.168.0.1 in your browser
[22:44] <ikehn7> k
[22:44] <Frijolie> UnknownFear, that's why I'm here--but not for an iPod Touch
[22:44] <calwig> does anyone know what kind of proggy can demux a DVD?
[22:44] <lifenova> ikehn7: No, it's something you set up when you first connected your router to your other computers
[22:44] <Frijolie> UnknownFear, I got a 4G 40GB iPod
[22:44] <sifr> lifenova: it wont work on the laptop cuz its not setup
[22:44] <Slart_> linux_guy: wow.. didn't even know those existed..I guess cups doesn't really do bluetooth yet
[22:45] <calwig> and at the same time convert it into AVI or DIVX with subtitles from the original movie?
[22:45] <lifenova> sifr: i don't mean on the laptop
[22:45] <ikehn7> can't find
[22:45] <nontitle> I am curious, is it possible to disable shell and sftp to an ssh user? (basically only port forwarding)
[22:45] <lifenova> ikehn7: I mean on your desktop, the one that currently has a connection
[22:45] <sifr> lifenova: i think u need to tell him that!
[22:45] <ikehn7> oh
[22:45] <UnknownFear> Frijolie: I can't use my iPod Touch
[22:45] <Ubproblem> Hi Everyone, I am having problems with my system not seeing my Ubuntu OS, and I was hoping someone could help, am I in the right channel?
[22:45] <linux_guy> Slart, its a printer with a usb 'dongle' for bluetooth
[22:45] <Wanderer> anyone know why ALT key doesn't work in Warcraft under Wine ?
[22:45] <Slart_> linux_guy: this seems promising.. http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/bluetooth
[22:45] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: more details please
[22:45] <Solet> what file system do you use for swap (using gparted)
[22:46] <Frijolie> UnknownFear, I don't think those are supported yet
[22:46] <bobson_> calwig, yes
[22:46] <Slart_> linux_guy: there is a "bluetooth printer driver for CUPS"..
[22:46] <lifenova> Solet: it's called linux-swap
[22:46] <UnknownFear> they aren't, unless it is jailbroken
[22:46] <Slart_> !info bluez-cups | linux_guy
[22:46] <skinofstars1> solet: it's just called swap
[22:46] <UnknownFear> Frijolie: They are almost done with the jailbreak
[22:46] <linux_guy> Slart, what is CUPS?
[22:46] <Solet> lifenova: >.< just saw it on the list... dunno how i missed it the first time
[22:46] <Slart_> linux_guy: cups is the linux printing system
[22:46] <Slart_> !cups | linux_guy
[22:46] <sifr> unknownfear: go and return your ipod and tell them that its because its not compatible with linux and buy a cowon d2 or an iriver instead. :
[22:46] <Ubproblem> skinofstars1: my installation was working properly and then it started to get real slow, eventually when I booted up it said operating system not found, I have used the recovery to run e2fsck on the system but it comes up clean with no errors
[22:46] <skinofstars1> Linux Guy: Common Unix Printing System
[22:47] <Frijolie> UnknownFear, i'm checking out gtkpod now, but it's not very intuitive
[22:47] <ikehn7> ok its taking a while
[22:47] <ikehn7> to load
[22:47] <lifenova> ikehn7: what's the brand of your router
[22:47] <linux_guy> Slart, THANKS!  gtg
[22:47] <UnknownFear> sifr: I don't want to take my iPod touch back
[22:47] <mun> hi
[22:47] <ikehn7> hm.... sbc atat
[22:47] <Slart_> linux_guy: good luck with that printer
[22:47] <badfish69> is there a way for me to make rhythmbox keep the screen saver at bay?
[22:47] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: is it a wubi install or a normal?
[22:47] <UnknownFear> Frijolie: Ok
[22:47] <bobson_> how do i get my net mngr to work with the wifi card?
[22:47] <ogre> !version
[22:48] <mun> is it possible to change the AWN icon of a file transfer in nautilus to a progress indicator?
[22:48] <ikehn7> lifenova that code doesnt load on broswer
[22:48] <ikehn7> or that ip
[22:48] <Ubproblem> skinofstars1: its a normal installation, 8.0.4 LTS is the only OS currently installed
[22:48] <yell0w> does anyone here use a 7k2 hdd with a laptop ? what's the normal tempreture range ?
[22:48] <sifr> UnknownFear: u cud post it then? if they let u and write a letter explaining ur discontent as a linx user. :)
[22:48] <Izinucs> jrib: you ever run dvdrip?  mine current rip seems to be "waiting" at "Process preview frame".. any hints/tips ?
[22:48] <ikehn7> so wat now?
[22:48] <alien> how to reinstall drivers for 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
[22:48] <alien> ?
[22:48] <marek_> skinofstars1 it didnt helped
[22:48] <nontitle> is it possible to disable sftp for only one user on ssh?
[22:48] <nontitle> is it possible to disable sftp for only one user on ssh?
[22:48] <lifenova> ikehn7: ok, so we have to try to figure out what your network's name is
[22:48] <nontitle> whoops, sorry
[22:49] <UnknownFear> sifr: I don't understand exactly what you mean
[22:49] <FloodBot1> nontitle: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <sifr> UnknownFear: nvm.
[22:49] <marek_> skinofstars1 first i need jaunty repo, secoond, when i type one of these hosts
[22:49] <UnknownFear> sifr: Ok
[22:49] <marek_> installer says - error
[22:49] <ikehn7> can it be just SBC YAHOOO AT&t?
[22:49] <lifenova> ikehn7: You're using windows on your other computer, right? Does that one connect wirelessly?
[22:49] <_Vi_> you can spell discontent, but you cant spell 'could' or 'you'?
[22:49] <bobson_> how do i get my net mngr to work with the wifi card?
[22:49] <skinofstars1> marek: you have one repo already?
[22:49] <ikehn7> dame its 32 characters?
[22:49] <ikehn7> lifenova?
[22:50] <lifenova> ikehn7: That might be it, but I doubt it
[22:50] <ikehn7> could it be on the wifi box?
[22:50] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: have you tried running a live-distro to check the files are all there
[22:50] <ikehn7> like SN #?
[22:50] <Ubproblem> skinofstars1: yes, and they seem to be intact.  On that note: Does every Ubuntu installation require a GRUB loader even if it is the only installation on the system?  My ubuntu partition does not have a /boot directory
[22:51] <sifr> ikehn7: unrelated question but which machine are you using to chat right now?
[22:51] <ikehn7> mirc
[22:51] <skinofstars1> marek: hold on, your on jaunty kubuntu? it may be a bug
[22:51] <lifenova> ikehn7: it might be, on the bottom of it check and see if it has a URL like 192.168
[22:51] <sifr> ikehn7: right.
[22:51] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: yes, you always need a boot loader, ie grub
[22:51] <dorgan> i want to make it so that specific IP's use different forwarders, so i setup two views a default one and the one for the exceptions
[22:51] <dorgan> but it seems that forwarding somehow happens frmo localhost?
[22:52] <dorgan> and thats is throwing off my exceptions
[22:52] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: is there a /boot on another partition
[22:52] <Ubproblem> skinofstars1: is there a way to check and or repair my boot loader?  the installer shell does not have the commands grub or grub-install apparently?
[22:52] <ikehn7> 437.289
[22:52] <ikehn7> actually there are 3 sets of number
[22:52] <marek_> skinofstars1 can you post "marek_" instead of "marek"?
[22:52] <ikehn7> the first set is SN
[22:52] <Ubundude> how do i enable s/pdif audio output in ubuntu?
[22:52] <Izinucs> !grub | Ubproblem
[22:52] <ikehn7> second set is my web passcode ithink
[22:52] <marek_> skinofstars1 im on jaunty
[22:52] <marek_> alpha 3
[22:52] <ikehn7> third is a random number i have no idea
[22:52] <infotek411> does anyone in here use eastern language (zh_CN
[22:52] <masterpablo> hello for all
[22:52] <Haris_Amin> hey guys i'm running ubuntu ibex on a laptop...for some reason it won't conenct to a wireless connection...i'm currently usign teh same wireless conneciton on a windows machine
[22:52] <Haris_Amin> any hellp?
[22:53] <ikehn7> with dashes
[22:53] <nontitle> is it possible to disable sftp for only one user on ssh?
[22:53] <marek_> i recently installed alpha 1, without that kind of problems
[22:53] <lifenova> ikehn7: What's the exact model of your router
[22:53] <ikehn7> 2700HG-B
[22:53] <skinofstars1> ubproblem: i'm sure there is but i wouldn't know without a little google time
[22:53] <cjae_> !mediaserver
[22:53] <ikehn7> is that legit?
[22:53] <sifr> Haris: have u used wireless on ubuntu before? or is this the first setup?
[22:53] <cjae_> !mediatomb
[22:54] <ikehn7> first time
[22:54] <Haris_Amin> sifr: i have used it before
[22:54] <calwig> anyone know here about DVD ripping?
[22:54] <ikehn7> nova?
[22:54] <Haris_Amin> sifr: the machine with iebx on it was using it before
[22:54] <sifr> Haris_Amin: so the problem is that it has just stopped working for no apparent reason, right?
[22:54] <lifenova> ikehn7: Hold on
[22:54] <ikehn7> k
[22:54] <mezquitale> anyone ever installed linux on USB bootable drive??  I want to use the USB drive to boot up on hosed win pc's
[22:54] <Haris_Amin> sifr: the wireless connection currently just has an SSID no password encryption yet
[22:54] <Haris_Amin> sifr: pretty much yeah
[22:54] <skinofstars1> marek_: problems with jaunty are understandable, the best i could suggest is adding repos manually
[22:55] <marek_> skinofstars1 how can i do it?
[22:55] <micael> ola
[22:55] <Haris_Amin> sifr: i've deleted and recreated a connection several times and rebooted the machine too but that doesn't help either
[22:55] <marek_> can i setup local release?
[22:55] <sifr> Haris_Amin: and what exactly does it say or happens?
[22:55] <DShepherd> does xubuntu ship with openoffice by default?
[22:55] <Haris_Amin> sifr: well nothing
[22:55] <eidolon> hi folks, can someone tell me the invocation to apt that will stop it from trying to install gcj for java on all java-based apps?  i already  have sun-java-6 installed.
[22:55] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok so i go to add connections and say ok
[22:56] <lifenova> ikehn7: Try going to http://192.168.1.254 in the browser of your computer that is connected to the internet
[22:56] <Lattenjupp> i think xubuntu has abiword instead of openoffice
[22:56] <Haris_Amin> sifr: but when i click on the network manager icon Wireless Networks is not highlighted
[22:56] <skinofstars1> marek_: that would make sense, seeing as you only need the disc while you are installing. you'll have to research it it throw it open to the room though
[22:57] <sifr> Haris_Amin: you mean the icon on the taskbar? the applet?
[22:57] <Haris_Amin> sifr: yes
[22:57] <ikehn7> k it works
[22:57] <ikehn7> what am i looking for
[22:57] <lifenova> ikehn7: OK, now look for something on there that says "SSID"
[22:57] <lifenova> ikehn7: you may need to click a few links to find settings or such.
[22:57] <Zlogger> anyone here with a latitude laptop noticed the computer freezing up lately
[22:57] <Zlogger> ??
[22:57] <ikehn7> oh ok
[22:57] <sifr> Haris_Amin: you only see networks you are connected to in that list
[22:57] <s1ma0> chat
[22:58] <Haris_Amin> sifr: oh ok
[22:58] <sifr> Haris_Amin: so if you failed to connect you wont see the network in that dialog
[22:58] <s1ma0>   
[22:58] <s1ma0>  
[22:58] <s1ma0>  
[22:58] <FloodBot1> s1ma0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:58] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok how should i connect then?
[22:58] <chihau> hi everybody
[22:58] <sifr> Haris_Amin: You sould however see your network when u left-click the applet/icon
[22:58] <ikehn7> Model:  	2700HG-B Gateway
[22:58] <ikehn7> Serial Number: 	330614013665
[22:58] <ikehn7> Hardware Version: 	2700-100534-005
[22:58] <ikehn7> Software Version: 	4.25.19
[22:58] <ikehn7> Key Code: 	522P-22P4-6262-22AT-F2NV
[22:58] <FloodBot1> ikehn7: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:58] <s1ma0> :D
[22:58] <s1ma0> '.'
[22:58] <ikehn7> is that it?
[22:58] <w3wsrmn> ikehn7: pastebin much?
[22:58] <ikehn7> ?
[22:58] <ikehn7> im noob
[22:59] <lifenova> ikehn7: No, look for SSID
[22:59] <ikehn7> k
[22:59] <mneptok> !pastebin > ikehn7
[22:59] <sifr> Haris_Amin: on the drop down you should see your own network, which you'll have to recognise with the ssid (i hope u rem or can idenitfy that)
[22:59] <chihau> where is the xorg config file? becouse the /etc/X11/xorg.cong is not completed
[22:59] <wafflesdr> Hey, I've been looking around for information on full drive encryption. I think I am going to use either TrueCrypt or dm-crypt. I've heard TrueCrypt has some problems though. Anyone have experience with it?
[22:59] <mneptok> chihau: /var
[22:59] <Haris_Amin> sifr: thats the thing idon't see any drop down...i have two icons
[22:59] <mneptok> wafflesdr: use LVM
[22:59] <sifr> Haris_Amin: you'll only need to recognise your own if you have more than one on the list, if you just have one then its probably yours!
[23:00] <skinofstars1> chihau: xorg.conf is not really used in jaunty, prefering HAL
[23:00] <_Vi_> wafflesdr: truecrypt wont encrypt a linux drive, only windows oddly enough
[23:00] <sifr> Haris_Amin: no drop down on left-click?
[23:00] <spring_morning> anyone here happen to use gtk-gnutella?
[23:00] <Haris_Amin> sifr: one icon that says 'Wire Netowrk,, Auto eth0 Wireless Networks device is unmanaged and VPN COnenctions'
[23:00] <ikehn7> wait lifenova
[23:00] <skinofstars1> chihau: correction, not really used in intrepid, will; return in jaunty
[23:00] <ikehn7> how bout access point
[23:00] <ikehn7> is that it?
[23:00] <wafflesdr> _Vi_: There are posts on the forum about people using TrueCrypt for Linux
[23:00] <ikehn7> cuz i can't find ssid
[23:00] <Haris_Amin> sifr: sorry when i left click on that icon i get what i just explaned to u
[23:01] <breta> Hi, I made a FTP server (using proftpd) but when I connect and upload some data like "put <something> /dev/null" it tells me an error message "550 /dev/null: Not a regular file". Does anyone know, where could be the problem?
[23:01] <lifenova> ikehn7: access point might be something on the same page
[23:01] <Haris_Amin> sifr: and there seems to be a greyed out bubble  around Auto eth0
[23:01] <lifenova> ikehn7: try clicking on something like "Network settings"
[23:01] <sifr> Haris_Amin: do you have a function key for wireless enabling on the keyboard?
[23:01] <wafflesdr> mneptok: LVM doesn't look like full encryption
[23:01] <marek_> skinofstars1 i did it, it is not a bug
[23:01] <sifr> Haris_Amin: i think its usually Fn+F2 or something
[23:01] <lifenova> ikehn7: Click on "Home Network" if you see that, and then click on "Edit Settings" near where it says Wireless Settings
[23:01] <marek_> i just had to find a host with jaunty releses proper file :)
[23:01] <skinofstars1> marek_: what was the solution?
[23:02] <marek_> i typed
[23:02] <faust7> I have a question about setting up a network printer between Ubuntu and Windows Vista. Anyone feels like helping?
[23:02] <Haris_Amin> sifr: yes i do...let ne cgecj ut iyt reak quick
[23:02] <Frijolie> how do you change the name of a volume when it is automounted?
[23:02] <Frijolie> e.g. an iPod
[23:02] <skinofstars1> marek_:ok, cool
[23:02] <marek_> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/ftp.wcss.pl
[23:02] <spring_morning> i dled gtk-gnutella, but it doesn't look like any peers are listed in the hoste cache....as i said, i just dled it, but im unsure if its supposed to take this long to get hosts...so i can't connect..anyone have this problem?
[23:02] <marek_> ftp.wcss.pl and folder /ubuntu :)
[23:02] <ikehn7> k
[23:02] <skinofstars1> marek_: poland?! well, what how about that
[23:02] <chihau> skinofstars1: why is this?
[23:03] <spring_morning> id also mention that im the only host listed in the host cache part of the program
[23:03] <marek_> skinofstars1 that mirror server is in my city :)
[23:03] <ikehn7> found it
[23:03] <lifenova> ikehn7: you found Network Name?
[23:03] <skinofstars1> chihau: changes in the way xorg works, you can still add devices, etc, to xorg.conf and it will work
[23:03] <ikehn7> is it net work name?
[23:04] <skinofstars1> marek_: all the better :)
[23:04] <lifenova> ikehn7: Yeah.
[23:04] <ikehn7> 2wire665
[23:04] <breta> Hi, I made a FTP server (using proftpd) but when I connect and upload some data like "put <something> /dev/null" it tells me an error message "550 /dev/null: Not a regular file". Does anyone know, where could be the problem?
[23:04] <ikehn7> is that it?
[23:04] <lifenova> ikehn7: While your own that page look and see if there is any wireless security
[23:04] <regeya> well, I see a semi spinning on the ice that's in imminent danger of taking out a power pole, so I'm shutting down and unplugging...hasta manana a todos
[23:04] <ikehn7> ya
[23:04] <ikehn7> there is
[23:04] <mneptok> breta: why FTP and not SFTP?
[23:04] <sifr> breta: is that a text file or binary file>?
[23:04] <ikehn7> its web open
[23:04] <lifenova> ikehn7: Ok, is it checked to use the default key
[23:05] <ikehn7> yes
[23:05] <DiDiVp> Hi
[23:05] <DiDiVp> someone use ubuntu 8.10 64?
[23:05] <ikehn7> yes
[23:05] <aclonedsheep> Hey, is there a way to get Wine to see  my 32bit Program files?  It only sees 64
[23:05] <ikehn7> it is
[23:05] <ikehn7> default
[23:05] <lifenova> ikehn7: OK, now, find the default key (according to the page I'm looking at, it should be on the bottom of your router.) Write that down
[23:05] <Thesmyth> If I boot my Mac from a Live CD, is there any way to make it use MBR instead of GPT? Unfortunately, they aren't synced
[23:05] <sifr> Haris_Amin: ??
[23:06] <Haris_Amin> sifr: one sec i'm restarting my ubuntu machine
[23:06] <skinofstars1> aclonedsheep: something to do with chown maybe?
[23:06] <ikehn7> k got it
[23:06] <DiDiVp> I'm thinking that ubuntu 64 consume lots of memory
[23:06] <sifr> Haris_Amin: well u didnt have to i think the function key works while its running
[23:06] <lifenova> ikehn7: OK, now go back to your Ubuntu laptop and click the add screen again
[23:06] <skinofstars1> aclonedsheep: or perhaps i mean chroot
[23:06] <ikehn7> k
[23:06] <lifenova> ikehn7: Type the network name next to where it says SSID, then click on the wireless security tab
[23:06] <Haris_Amin> sifr: i'm not sure if my function key for wilress ever worked in ubuntu
[23:07] <ikehn7> k
[23:07] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: yes it does, but you can also use more memory in your machine
[23:07] <lifenova> ikehn7: from the dropdown, select WEP and then type in the key you wrote. after that press OK
[23:07] <ikehn7> there is 2 webs
[23:07] <ikehn7> bit key or paraphrase
[23:07] <sifr> Haris_Amin: interesting. cause that is probably the only time i have seen when the drop down doesnt show the available networks etc.
[23:07] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, I have 2gb of ram
[23:07] <the|Navigator> Hi, I'm having problems with an eee pc.  I maximised a window and it has maximised to a size bigger than the screen.  Clicking on the window makes it jump up and down the screen so I can see the full thing, but I cannot check checkboxes in the list on the screen as if I click one, it jumps to show another part of the window, and checks that box instead!
[23:08] <the|Navigator> SOrry, Ubuntu Intrepid.
[23:08] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: 64bit allows you to go beyond 4gb ram
[23:08] <ikehn7> bit pssphrase or bit key
[23:08] <ikehn7> bit passphrase i mean
[23:08] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, I maybe install ubuntu 8.04. I'm thinking about it
[23:08] <lifenova> ikehn7: I think you use passphrase, but I'm not exactly sure
[23:08] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, I know
[23:08] <sifr> Haris_Amin: I am thinking the problem is beyond the network manager, its either disabled wireless (hopefully) or a driver problem , perhaps something else but nothing comes to mind atm.
[23:09] <lifenova> ikehn7: nonono, I think you use key
[23:09] <lifenova> ikehn7: my bad
[23:09] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: if your not really using 64bit programs then life is easier on 32.
[23:09] <ikehn7> key?
[23:09] <ikehn7> ok done
[23:09] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, but ubuntu 8.04 32 consume less
[23:09] <evilx> I installed apache and php, but i get undefined variable _SESSION, any particular reason why?
[23:09] <ikehn7> so wat now
[23:09] <sifr> Haris_Amin: let me know when its back up!
[23:09] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, are you developer?
[23:09] <lifenova> ikehn7: yeah, try key for now and if it doesn't work, then we can try passphrase
[23:09] <ikehn7> k
[23:09] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: yes to first question, no to second
[23:09] <lifenova> So now you should be able to connect
[23:10] <ikehn7> how
[23:10] <skinofstars1> not dev
[23:10] <skinofstars1> i'm average desktop user :)
[23:10] <ikehn7> how do i connect
[23:10] <breta> mneptok: does it matter? I am only measuring amount of data transfer rate on virtual NIC, no private data at all
[23:11] <faust7> Hey guys, I am having an issue adding a Network Printer connected to a Vista box.  When I go in the Ubuntu Printer menu, click new, select Windows Printer via SAMBA, and the browse the network, I do see the network but the printer is not there. I am wondering if there is something I am missing. My other WinXP machines can connect to the network printer and see it and I checked on Vista and the printer is shared to all. Any ideas?
[23:11] <ikehn7> life nova?
[23:11] <ikehn7> how do i connect
[23:11] <Thesmyth> can I force udev to use MBR instead of GPT?
[23:11] <Haris_Amin> sifr: letme be more clear
[23:11] <lifenova> ikehn7: You should have automatically connected, try using the internet
[23:11] <Haris_Amin> sifr: so i have it back up
[23:11] <ikehn7> k
[23:11] <breta> sifr: is it some opensuse ISO file
[23:11] <ikehn7> nope
[23:11] <enterneo> which is the best webkit browser for linux?
[23:11] <ikehn7> it did not automatically conncet
[23:11] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, alright. I'm developer java and the IDE Netbeans with Java 64 consume more memory that Java 32. The Firefox too
[23:12] <sifr> breta: thats binary. before uploading u need to set the mode for the transfer to be binary (ithink by typing "binary"), try it.
[23:12] <Haris_Amin> sifr: when i left click on the icon i see this drop down menu : "Wired Networks Auto eth0 Auto eth0, Wireless Networks devuce us ybnabaged, VPN Connections"
[23:12] <ikehn7> so wat now
[23:12] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: 64 does mean larger memory address space. why do you need 64?
[23:12] <_Vi_> !who | ikehn7
[23:12] <lifenova> ikehn7: in the top panel of your screen, you should see an icon that looks like two monitors
[23:12] <ikehn7> ya
[23:12] <ikehn7> i know
[23:13] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok so i deleted all wireless connections...now i will try to create a new one
[23:13] <lifenova> ikehn7: left click that and make sure your wireless network is selected
[23:13] <ikehn7> but its two monitors
[23:13] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, I wanted put more 2gb of ram
[23:13] <ikehn7> it doesnt appear when i click on it
[23:13] <NicholasD> Quick question: I used Screen Resolution Tool to set up dual monitors (laptop + external), but how do I specify which one is the primary display?
[23:13] <sifr> Haris_Amin: before you do that
[23:13] <ikehn7> it only says wirenetwork and auto etho0
[23:13] <Haris_Amin> sifr: k lissening
[23:13] <ikehn7> neither of which can be clicked on
[23:13] <sifr> Haris_Amin: goto System > Administration > Network
[23:14] <Mood> i'm trying to find a good networking tool (could be just text) with current transfer and bandwidth speeds. what's the ideal choice?
[23:14] <breta> sifr: no success
[23:14] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: 32 covers up to 4gb
[23:14] <lifenova> Ok, ikehn7, open a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal)
[23:14] <Haris_Amin> sifr: you mean System > Administration > Network Tools ?
[23:14] <ikehn7> k
[23:14] <Satisfied> is there a way to colorize tail output in gnome terminal ?    very difficult to discern the properties of apache logs sometimes
[23:14] <sifr> Haris_Amin: uhhh probably, i am still on hardy. :).
[23:14] <ikehn7> sudo lshw -C network?
[23:14] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, I will install ubuntu 8.10 32.
[23:15] <lifenova> ikehn7: yeah,
[23:15] <ikehn7> k
[23:15] <_Vi_> Mood: im not positive but i think iptraf does that, you'll have to install it though, its really small (terminal based) and all that good stuff :)
[23:15] <Haris_Amin> sifr: what is it supposed to be...what ure talking about ...does it have ping, netstat tracerourt etc?
[23:15] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: ok
[23:15] <ikehn7> and then?
[23:15] <The_Rebel> how do i get really slick screensavers to work?
[23:15] <ikehn7> it says disabled
[23:15] <Mood> _Vi_: small footprint? i use an abacus for a linux box
[23:15] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, thank you
[23:15] <_Vi_> Mood: also ifconfig shows your RX and TX
[23:15] <sifr> Haris_Amin: no its just a network setup utility and it has a title saying network settings and has tabs called connections, general, dns and hosts
[23:16] <ikehn7> network disabled
[23:16] <_Vi_> Mood: yeah
[23:16] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: np
[23:16] <Mood> _Vi_: yup, ifconfig dpesn
[23:16] <Mood> whoos
[23:16] <Mood> whoops...*
[23:16] <_Vi_> Mood: 'abacus' lmao! i know that feeling!
[23:16] <sifr> Haris_Amin: under connections it lists Wireless connection, Wired... and Point to point!
[23:16] <Mood> ifconfig doesn't work since i need something persistent just running silently in the background
[23:16] <ikehn7> so....
[23:16] <ikehn7> uh
[23:16] <ikehn7> wat now
[23:17] <sifr> breta: can you tell me again what exactly is it that it says when you try to "put" the iso file?
[23:17] <Haris_Amin> sifr: its changed a bit but yeah got to network connections
[23:17] <DiDiVp> skinofstars1, Which version you use?
[23:17] <Haris_Amin> sifr: there isn't a wireles socnection coz i deleted it
[23:17] <ikehn7> life nova?
[23:17] <Haris_Amin> sifr: u want me to add it?
[23:17] <grkblood13> how can i tell if im running 8.10 or 8.04?
[23:17] <lifenova> ikehn7: Be patient
[23:17] <_Vi_> Mood: ah, ok then you'll need iptraf then
[23:17] <ikehn7> k
[23:17] <ikehn7> sorry
[23:17] <sifr> Haris_Amin: k go for it.
[23:17] <Mood> _Vi_, thank you kind sir
[23:18] <ogre> !version | grkblood13
[23:18] <_Vi_> anytime :D
[23:18] <georgy_28> grkblood13,  cat /etc/issue
[23:18] <grkblood13> thanks
[23:18] <_Vi_> iptraf is so good, Ubuntu should just include it in the repos...
[23:18] <The_Rebel> how do i get xscreensavers to start via command?
[23:18] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok i'm creating a new conenciton with the proper SSID, Wireless security non and have checked the box for connect automatically...should i check the box for System setting?
[23:18] <lifenova> ikehn7: sudo lspci -v
[23:19] <ikehn7> ok?
[23:19] <sifr> Haris_Amin: this is what bothers me. see if your card/chip was functional/enabled it wud automatically atleast scan the networks available i-e: left-click
[23:19] <lifenova> ikehn7: look and see if your wireless card is listed in that output
[23:19] <ikehn7> hm....
[23:20] <Haris_Amin> sifr: thats what it did in 8.04
[23:20] <Haris_Amin> sifr: its a lil different in 8.10 i think
[23:20] <ikehn7> broadcom corporation BCM4328 802.11a...
[23:20] <s1ma0>  /join #ubuntu-pt
[23:20] <sifr> Haris_Amin: ok if you say so. continue with the add please.
[23:20] <RediXe> terminal command to remove someone from the admin group?   usermod? groupmod?
[23:21] <ikehn7> b/g/n (rev 03)
[23:21] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok added the connection
[23:21] <sifr> k
[23:21] <sifr> Haris_Amin: is the connection now setup with ssid and whatever parameters it needs?
[23:21] <iamelite> Greetings everyone
[23:22] <Haris_Amin> sifr: yes
[23:22] <skinofstars1> DiDiVp: i used to use 64, but i found it used too much memory and was to troublesome, so now 32
[23:22] <Haris_Amin> sifr: how can i check what my wireless connection is or should be?
[23:22] <lifenova> ikehn7: sudo dhclient
[23:22] <Haris_Amin> sifr: eth0, eth1, eth1:avahi ?
[23:22] <sifr> Haris_Amin: launcht the terminal and type "iwconfig"
[23:22] <georgy_28> ikehn7, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=959451
[23:22] <iamelite> Query: I am looking for a fast remote desktop program compatable with PPC ubuntu and AMD 64bit Ubuntu, something that will have an improved interface
[23:23] <mezquitale> anyone knows of a safe free storage place where you can store files you want to access with windows machines???
[23:23] <therealnanotube> RediXe: sudo nano /etc/group
[23:23] <ikehn7> k saw it now
[23:23] <RediXe> therealnanotube, is that the only way?
[23:23] <sifr> Haris_Amin: if everything has worked you should see an ip address allocated on the wireless interface.
[23:23] <therealnanotube> RediXe: probably not... but that's one i always use... :)
[23:23] <Haris_Amin> sifr: i don't see one
[23:24] <RediXe> therealnanotube, lol yeah I know about that way was hoping I could find the usermod or groupmod way (if there is one)
[23:24] <therealnanotube> RediXe: there's a usermod command. man usermod for details
[23:24] <ikehn7> so wat now
[23:24] <therealnanotube> RediXe: it has a -G option
[23:24] <ikehn7> georgy i appreciate but im hoping for more personal help
[23:24] <ikehn7> cuz my reading is kinda......
[23:24] <ikehn7> ya
[23:24] <_Vi_> mezquitale: i think gspaces still offers 2 gigs dont they? or did they do away with that ?
[23:25] <Haris_Amin> sifr: is it possible that i have 2 netowrk managers on my machine? one from hardy which was on this machine and then one from ibex after i upgraded?
[23:25] <mezquitale> _Vi_, i dont know, let me go search for "gspaces"
[23:25] <Haris_Amin> sifr: coz i have 2 different networking icons on my taskbar
[23:25] <_Vi_> ok
[23:25] <Haris_Amin> sifr: one of them does what i told u before...with the greyed out wirelss conenctions
[23:25] <sifr> Haris_Amin: doubt it, i have 2 as well one showing 2 pcs and oen showing a wireless bar
[23:26] <sifr> Haris_Amin: oh?
[23:26] <ikehn7> uh... life nova u still there?
[23:26] <sifr> Haris_Amin: can u also type ifconfig at the terminal?
[23:26] <Haris_Amin> sifr: ok so one of them...i have showing a wirelss bar when i have eth1 selected
[23:26] <Haris_Amin> sifr: but iwconfig shows that etho0 and eth1 and pan0 have no wireless extensions
[23:27] <Haris_Amin> sifr: iwconfig shows osmething for eth1 but no ip
[23:27] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: lifenova has left the room
[23:27] <ikehn7> lifenova?
[23:28] <Haris_Amin> sifr: when i do ifconfig... eth1:avahi is showing an p address
[23:28] <sifr> it is?
[23:28] <Haris_Amin> sifr: what is eth1:avahi ?
[23:28] <ikehn7> llife nova?
[23:28] <ikehn7> darn
[23:28] <ikehn7> darn no one can help then
[23:28] <sifr> Haris_Amin: i think i have seen it somtimes being associated with wl cards its maybe that, whats the ip on that?
[23:28] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: where were you up to. you have a broadcom wifi chipset
[23:29] <Haris_Amin> sifr: why do u need the address?
[23:29] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: give me a moment to read through what you guys were saying
[23:30] <ikehn7> kk
[23:30] <ikehn7> thanks
[23:30] <ikehn7> ya basically i set up the wireless connection but its not showing up when i click on the two double monitors
[23:30] <therealnanotube> Haris_Amin: so that he knows whether it's a fake autogenerated one, or a real one.
[23:31] <sifr> Haris_Amin: i dont its only to confirm if its something sane, maybe it'd be better for yourself to confirm if it is similar to the one allocated to the other machine, thus confirm you are on the same network
[23:31] <ikehn7> so he told me to go to terminal
[23:31] <Haris_Amin> sifr its 169.254.6.241
[23:31] <sileni> hey guys
[23:31] <Haris_Amin> sifr: let me check on the windows machine
[23:31] <therealnanotube> Haris_Amin: that's a fake one
[23:31] <sifr> Haris_Amin: that sounds like a dud ip
[23:32] <therealnanotube> sileni: yo
[23:32] <Haris_Amin> sifr: well i am on a router
[23:32] <sileni> i have ubuntu with gnome installed , i want to try the kde version, but i have files that i don't want to lose is there anyway to keep the underlying file system but just installing kubuntu?
 hi all, i'm trying to install kubuntu 8.10 from hard disk using these instructions but the hard dive doesn't show up in the installation step 4, any ideas? http://deepbluespaces.blogspot.com/2008/07/install-ubuntu-804-from-hard-disk.html
[23:33] <therealnanotube> sileni: you could just "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop". that will install all the kde stuff, so then you can choose whether to run gnome or kde at login. all your files will remain intact.
[23:33] <sileni> wow
[23:33] <sileni> thank you therealnanotube
[23:33] <_Vi_> ubuntu_: those are instructions for 8.04, not 8.10
[23:33] <sileni> how much disk space am i giving up having both desktops?
[23:33] <karel_> hello guys
[23:33] <twiadpaws> lo guys
[23:34] <twiadpaws> i'm unable to mount a usb-drive
[23:34] <twiadpaws> what to modprobe again?
[23:34] <ubuntu_> _Vi_: i know but it has worked as well as booting everything and running the installer
[23:34] <w3wsrmn> sileni: apt will tell you before you install
[23:34] <ikehn7> take ur time
[23:34] <erUSUL> twiadpaws: usb-storage... but are you sure that's the problem ?
[23:34] <sileni> 637
[23:34] <sileni> mb
[23:34] <sileni> not bad
[23:34] <karel_> My systems hangs on suspend / hibernate while shutting down. I use ubuntu 8.10 x64. how can I fix it?
[23:35] <therealnanotube> sileni: cool. i was gonna say "probably about a gig" :)
[23:35] <_mwm> it's not ubuntu's problem, it's the kernel
[23:35] <ubuntu__> adam
[23:36] <sifr> Haris_Amin: yes that much i figured but that kind of ip scheme is rare unless u explicity did that by yourself.
[23:36] <ubuntu__> ubuntu
[23:36] <ubuntu__> nvfcg
[23:36] <ubuntu__> bugz
[23:36] <karel_> does someone has a solution?
[23:37] <ubuntu__> what   up   assholes
[23:37] <ikehn7> skino star are you done?
[23:37] <_Vi_> !ohmy | ubuntu_
[23:38] <ubuntu__> fuck  you    ediot
[23:38] <therealnanotube> _Vi_: hehe, "!ohmy", nice :) i thought that was under "!language" :)
[23:38] <ubuntu_> i'm ubuntu_, s/he's ubuntu__ (two underscores)
[23:38] <_Vi_> ediot? At least I can spell idiot correctly...
[23:39] <sileni> hmm does not turning off a computer over night or even for a week would it hurt the computer in the long run?
[23:39] <ubuntu__> i  dont  care  about   no   fucking   chilldren
[23:39] <vas> hi
[23:39] <_Vi_> therealnanotube: yeah there's a million factoids for foul language hehe
[23:39] <_mwm> lol
[23:39] <niggaz> Oh Helle there~
[23:39] <ikehn7> skino?
[23:39] <ikehn7> u there?
[23:39] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: sorry, just reading through
[23:39] <redvamp128> sileni: as long as you have good cooling -- should be ok-- that and have things like screensavers eanabled.
[23:40] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: i don't suppose you have a network lead laying around?
[23:40] <stevewd> is this the channel for assistance questions in ubuntu?
[23:40] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: often you can troubleshoot this kind of thing alot easier if you can use a wired connection
[23:40] <_Vi_> !welcome | stevewd  yep :)
[23:40] <redvamp128> sileni:  though to save power and the cost of electricity and to be "GREEN" I would shut the system down when not in use.
[23:41] <karel_> can someone help me with my hibernate problem?
[23:41] <sileni> redvamp128: hmm how do i determine if i have good cooling, i have this HP computer
[23:41] <stevewd> thanks.  couldn't tell for a minute with the profanity.
[23:41] <sileni> redvamp128: ah ok, i wanted to try my luck with having a pc be a server
[23:41] <sileni> redvamp128: nevermind then i guess its a job for professionals
[23:41] <twiadpaws> any hints guys?
[23:41] <redvamp128> sileni:  easy way to test though-- check the airflow see if it is warm...
[23:41] <_Vi_> stevewd: yeah that's rare in here usually...the ops are taking a much deserved coffee break or something, please don't let one or two trolls discourage you from #Ubuntu :)
[23:42] <sileni> oo
[23:42] <vas> with whom i may talk about intalling Ubuntu 8.10 over existing win and linux + grab ???
[23:42] <ubuntu__> jerks
[23:42] <sileni> redvamp128: it is cool, thanks
[23:42] <_Vi_> !ops | ubuntu__
[23:42] <jrib> ubuntu__: how may we help you?
[23:42] <redvamp128> sileni:  though most would say -- a modest fan in the front of the case and a better one on the processor than factory-  and one that pulls the air out of the case in the back should be enough
[23:42] <twiadpaws> no help me
[23:42] <twiadpaws> dont help him!
[23:43] <jrib> twiadpaws: you don't want this kind of help...
[23:43] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: have we lost you?
[23:43] <twiadpaws> jrgp, lol
[23:43] <stevewd> I updated my intrepid 8.10 today via the update utility within gnome.  when it finished, i restarted the server as directed and it would not boot up on the new kernel.  I believe it is related to the nvidia .177 hardware driver.  There are other posts in the forums but no one has found a solution.  Are there any suggestions available I could try?
[23:43] <redvamp128> sileni: that and space between pci/pcie/ and agp cards is a must ..
[23:44] <ikehn7> halo
[23:44] <ikehn7> skino?
[23:44] <twiadpaws> i usb harddisk is listed in lsusb, but not int fdisk -l, how to fix?
[23:44] <stevewd> FYI: I can boot up in the previous kernel still.
[23:44] <ikehn7> u there?
[23:44] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: hello there
[23:44] <ikehn7> so wat do i do
[23:44] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: my question, do you have a spare network cable laying around?
[23:44] <ikehn7> why
[23:44] <ikehn7> im using laptop
[23:44] <ikehn7> and have a wireless
[23:44] <ikehn7> modem
[23:44] <tomoyuki28jp> I am using ubuntu 8.10 on thinkpad X300 and today's update makes not to work the brightness control. Is there any way to fix it?
[23:44] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: it can make installing your broadcom drivers alot easier
[23:45] <B|ackPanther> How can i completely remove hamachi from my system
[23:45] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: nope, an ethernet cable
[23:45] <ikehn7> ethernet cable
[23:45] <ikehn7> hm.... actually i dont have a spear
[23:45] <twiadpaws> meh that's big help let's try another chan :b
[23:45] <ikehn7> besides the one i use for my main comp
[23:46] <ikehn7> or should i disconnect it from my main wifi box?
[23:46] <ikehn7> to the main comp
[23:46] <redvamp128> sileni:  though you could try these (no guarantee they will work if your mobo supports thermal inputs) Ubuntu Unleashed: Some Gnome Panel Applets you may not know about! <http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/05/some-gnome-panel-applets-you-may-not.html>
[23:46] <ikehn7> but then i wouldn't be able to talk to u
[23:46] <ikehn7> online
[23:46] <bort_> hai mates!
[23:46] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: lets check this first. go to (on the top bar) system>administration>hardware drivers
[23:46] <ikehn7> k
[23:46] <skinofstars1> does it mention broadcom in there at all?
[23:47] <ab2283> hi, i have a precompiled binary that's troubling me. it's refusing to execute, giving me No such file or directory. strace won't run it either, really, giving me strace: exec: No such file or directory in between. the file itself seems to a proper elf binary
[23:47] <ikehn7> wait
[23:47] <ikehn7> a sec
[23:47] <ab2283> any ideas how to debug ?
[23:47] <ikehn7> ya
[23:47] <ikehn7> it has it
[23:47] <rip_> quick question, is there a "startup folder" or something similiar in ubuntu? I want pidgin to launch on bootup
[23:47] <ikehn7> broadcom sta wireless driver
[23:47] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: is it activated?
[23:47] <stevewd> has anyone updated there intrepid to the latest update that was issued today?
[23:47] <_Vi_> rip_: System> Sessions i think it is...
[23:48] <ikehn7> no
[23:48] <bort_> i have a problem in my video playback, an vertical green line appears when i play some files, any idea?
[23:48] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: activate it
[23:48] <_Vi_> errr System > Preferences > Sessions
[23:48] <ikehn7> k
[23:48] <ikehn7> k
[23:48] <rip_> _Vi_: thats it, thanks :)
[23:48] <ikehn7> wat now
[23:48] <_Vi_> anytime
[23:48] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: done?
[23:48] <ikehn7> ya
[23:49] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: now, those two little computers in the top right corner
[23:49] <ikehn7> ya
[23:49] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: do they show wireless now?
[23:49] <ikehn7> no
[23:49] <ikehn7> same
[23:49] <ikehn7> with a orange exclamation
[23:49] <ikehn7> sign
[23:50] <peterfic> sudo apt-get install proftpd      ... try to connect to box with user account details, cannot connect to server. Reboot box. Cannot connect. there is no ftp server
[23:50] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: on moment, let me grab a laptop so i can check
[23:50] <_Vi_> it just needs to be configured peterfic
[23:50] <ikehn7> k
[23:51] <_Vi_> peterfic: but why FTP ick! ssh is safer :)
[23:51] <stevewd> Has anyone updated their intrepid with today's update that was issued?  (try one last time)
[23:51] <idigital> I need help
[23:51] <idigital> How i do my partaiton?
[23:51] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: does it say the driver is activated in in the hardware drivers thing
[23:51] <Solet> skinofstars1: i got my swap made and mounted, installed hibernate, told gnome-power-manager to allow hibernation, then tried it. i got this error "[  873.405602] btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f7bc2800 failed to resubmit (2)" any ideas?
[23:51] <idigital> How i create a partition for ubntu
[23:51] <peterfic> well its like the ftp server is not there..  i dont get refused login, i just get no response on the port at all, no connection
[23:52] <whyameye> stevewd: why do you ask? Is something broken?
[23:52] <jedimindlappy> in the session manager, im trying to get it to "automatically remember running applications when logging out" as well as clicking on "remember currently running applications" but it doesnt seem to save the information, none of the applications get started on reboot ... idea idea what might be causing that ?
[23:52] <skinofstars1> Solet: sorry mate, have you tried google?
[23:52] <_Vi_> peterfic: are you behind a router or something?
[23:52] <Solet> yes
[23:52] <peterfic> _VI_ yes but this is internal network, ssh/sftp works etc
[23:53] <ikehn7> ya its activated
[23:53] <stevewd> After the update and the required restart, the new kernel will not load gnome.  The xserver appears to have problems.  Is there a way to uninstall or downgrade the new update?
[23:53] <ikehn7> skinostar1: ya in driver thing is activated
[23:53] <Stef1> Hi, I have an application that steals the focus of the mouse on special conditions. I can go into 1 of the terminals but then I'm lost, I guess I somehow need to kill the process? or restart the gui i don't know.
[23:53] <idigital> How to create partition for ubuntu i did manual and what do i select [primary or logical] and then [25724] mb then [beginning or end?] use as [ext3 or something else] mount point [/home? or blank or /]??? anyone
[23:53] <whyameye> stevewd: what was it an update for? I don't seem to be having problems.
[23:53] <_Vi_> peterfic: does 'ps aux |grep proftpd' show anything?
[23:54] <Guest43844> need help...newbie having trouble with suspend...any ideas
[23:54] <Solet> skinofstars1: can you check your machine and tell me if the 'hibernate' package is installed?
[23:54] <w3wsrmn> peterfic: pastebin the outputs of ` sudo netstat -tpln ` and ` sudo iptables -L -v
[23:54] <ikehn7> is anyone actually using a wireless successfully on ubuntu?
[23:54] <Stef1> yep
[23:54] <ikehn7> how
[23:54] <karel_> how can i get hibernate working?
[23:54] <whyameye> ikehn7: yes I'm on wireless now.
[23:54] <ikehn7> darn
[23:54] <ikehn7> why can't mine work
[23:54] <ikehn7> driver is activated
[23:54] <whyameye> ikehn7: what's your chipset? What have you tried?
[23:55] <ikehn7> network settings are correct
[23:55] <idigital> is this the really channel server for ubuntu
[23:55] <Guest43844> ditto karel!
[23:55] <exodus_ms> peterfic: sudo /etc/init.d/proftpd start
[23:55] <Stef1> in the past I had troubles, but hardy downloaded the drivers for me.
[23:55] <ikehn7> broadcom
[23:55] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: i use wireless on all my laptops, including one with broadcom. though it does sometimes take a little tweeking
[23:55] <ikehn7> oh
[23:55] <idigital> How to create partition for ubuntu? what  i did manual and what do i select [primary or logical] and then [25724] mb then [beginning or end?] use as [ext3 or something else] mount point [/home? or blank or /]??? anyone
[23:55] <ikehn7> so please help me
[23:55] <whyameye> ikehn7: broadcom what? are you using ndiswrapper?
[23:55] <idigital> please help me too
[23:55] <skinofstars1> solet: one moment
[23:56] <ikehn7> hm...
[23:56] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: i normally do my troubleshooting while i have an ethernet cable plugged into my router, makes life alot easier
[23:56] <stevewd> whyameye: The following were updated..........pulseaudio, gnome power manager, linux server, libcdev, and linux headers and linux image.
[23:56] <ikehn7> bcm4328
[23:56] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: yeah, it's pretty common
[23:56] <ikehn7> by hp company
[23:56] <karel_> how can i get hibernate to work?
[23:57] <ikehn7> ibet
[23:57] <idigital> anyone know how to install ubuntu
[23:57] <ikehn7> hope it could work
[23:57] <peterfic> exodus_ms: "proftpd is started from inetd/xinetd"
[23:57] <_Vi_> !install | idigital
[23:57] <stevewd> whyameye: One thing that appears to be in common with other posts within the forums are the graphics drivers.  I can still boot up in the previous kernel by manually selecting it via the esc key within GRUB.
[23:57] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: bcm4328 is the important bit
[23:57] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: have you searched the ubuntu forums yet?
[23:57] <skinofstars1> ikehn7: or the ubuntu wiki
[23:57] <neil_d> my syslog if full of "NetworkManager: <WARN>  nm_dbus_init(): nm_dbus_init() could not get the system bus.  Make sure the message bus daemon is running!"      what is wrong ?
[23:57] <ikehn7> ?
[23:57] <ikehn7> wat ubuntu wiki
[23:58] <skinofstars1> Soet: no, i do not have the package hibernation installed
[23:58] <Pici> !wifi | ikehn7
[23:58] <ikehn7> ya i tried the internet doc and it sux
[23:58] <exodus_ms> peterfic: does adding /bin/false to the/etc/shells file help at all?
[23:58] <karel_> how can i get hibernate to work?
[23:58] <ikehn7> it told me to make sure its on
[23:58] <ikehn7> and it was on already
[23:59] <ikehn7> but the instruction just made me spin in a circle
[23:59] <skinofstars1> Solet: no, i do not have the package hibernation installed. normal hibernation comes as part of gnome-power-management
[23:59] <whyameye> stevewd: are you using proprietary graphics drivers and did you install them with the hardware manager or some other way?
[23:59] <whyameye> stevewd: also are you telling me your computer is fine if you boot with the previous kernel?
[23:59] <RadSurfer2> How can I enable Ports 5190 - 5199 TCP ?