[00:00] <foolz> ok, I am trying to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10 - my sources.list has all lines crosses out except the "deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ feisty main restricted universe multiverse" line (and the same for feisty-updates and feisty-security)... now I get the message "no valid mirror found" when I try to upgrade, and it asks me if I want to rewrite my source.list file anyway
[00:00] <foolz> should I do this?
[00:00] <Wizzup> hou5ton: It is a program that you want. If you already have it, you can type it in a terminal to run the program
[00:00] <Wizzup> Once you want it to actually make changes, put sudo in front of it
[00:00] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   ok .. i have that up ... just not sure what to do with it.
[00:00] <Wizzup> hou5ton: Check the second top option menu
[00:01] <Wizzup> It should contain two displays, with one disabled. Enable it
[00:01] <Wizzup> (and write to Xorg.conf)
[00:02] <hou5ton> Wizzup:  h ... hey ... ok .. and it says I would need to reboot ... but that looks like what I've been looking for ... I was so close
[00:02] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   thanks
[00:02] <Wizzup> hou5ton: Not reboot, just log off
[00:02] <Wizzup> That will restart X as well
[00:03] <McShane> My monitor keeps defaulting to 75 Hz, even though it's an LCD. I can change it back to 60 Hz in the ATI control center, but the setting reverts to 75 Hz when I restart X. How can I fix this? I'm using a VGA cable, if that matters.
[00:03] <Wizzup> hou5ton: make sure you sudo'ed it and made it write to the xorg.conf file
[00:04] <Wizzup> It also creates a backup if so that you can revert if things get messy
[00:04] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   I want it to be an extension of my main screen ... so I checked the Seperate X Screen.  Is that correctn?
[00:04] <Wizzup> Nope
[00:04] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   or should it be Twinview?
[00:04] <Wizzup> Use TwinView
[00:04] <markl_> http://www.SupportMichaelPhelps.com/
[00:05] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   ok ... and one more thing ... it's on the wrong side.
[00:05] <Wizzup> (Seperate X Screen didn't even work on my setup)
[00:05] <medb> Does anyone know anything about using mathcad on Ubuntu?
[00:05] <Wizzup> hou5ton: I think ehm
[00:05] <Wizzup> There was this option for setting the position
[00:05] <Wizzup> You can set it relatively to a monitor
[00:05] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   ah ... found it
[00:05] <Wizzup> Either in pixels or just 'left'
[00:06] <Wizzup> Lol, this is all out of my memory though, don't have any X near atm... Just a Gentoo without X.
[00:07] <hyperbuddha> Which distro is best to run as a ssh backup server and a music server
[00:07] <Wizzup> hyperbuddha: depends on your hardware
[00:07] <fbc> How do I view gb2312 encoded websites?? I guess I need the font?
[00:08] <hyperbuddha> Im thinking about either running on an olpc  or a macbook
[00:08] <Wizzup> I really like Ubuntu because it is fairly easy to set up and such. If you have lots of experience you might want to choose one which comes with nearly no apps at all
[00:08] <Wizzup> macbook as server? hmm
[00:08] <foolz> easy to set up sure... upgrade, heck no :-p
[00:08] <^hashbang^> nDevastator: Wizzup: Olpc as a server?
[00:08] <IndyGunFreak> Wizzup: not really, there's some experienced people that like Ubuntu.. I used it to basically jumpstart me into Debian.
[00:09] <bernz> hyperbuddha, i'm gonna use a mini-itx for a server, with ubuntu server (headless setup)
[00:09] <hyperbuddha> indeed but I have one lying around so im gonna load it up with external hd
[00:09] <Wizzup> ^hashbang^: I am afraid I don't even know what Olpc is
[00:09] <bernz> i wouldn't use a laptop/notebook as a server (always-on), though... they're bad for heat dissipation
[00:09] <hou5ton> Wizzup:   you are THE MAN
[00:09] <Wizzup> IndyGunFreak: I see... Well, I really liked Ubuntu because it was my first Distro to work properly. When I tried it at my laptop I found the performance quite slow though
[00:09] <bernz> (olpc == xo project laptop -- for kids... one laptop per child)
[00:09] <^hashbang^> one laptop per child
[00:10] <Wizzup> hou5ton: glad to help
[00:10] <IndyGunFreak> Wizzup: strange.. it runs quiet well on my 2 laptops, and an AAO i have...  1 laptop is newer (1.8ghz), one is quite old(900mhz)
[00:10] <hyperbuddha> ok thanx guys ill take a look at barebones machines and craigslist
[00:11] <Wizzup> IndyGunFreak: Hmm, my laptop was quite old, with a 1,5 Ghz celeron. I was mainly referring to movies not playing _too_ well
[00:12] <IndyGunFreak> Wizzup: weird.. like i said, my laptop is a 1.8ghz celeron, and it plays movies find...
[00:12] <IndyGunFreak> *fine
[00:12] <Wizzup> Oh. Using mplayer as well?
[00:12] <IndyGunFreak> Wizzup: no.. vlc
[00:13] <Wizzup> Hmm... VLC got me like 2fps
[00:13] <bernz> right -- i have totem installed by default; i used to enjoy mplayer on xp before ubuntu; should i go for mplayer in favour of totem? (i will eventually want to use hardware accel on my radeon hd2600)
[00:14] <_dbd_l12> bernz: mplayer > totem
[00:14] <IndyGunFreak> Wizzup: are you using intrepid?
[00:14] <blizzle> bergman, Try Exaile.
[00:14] <blizzle> bernz, rather.. Exaile..
[00:14] <bernz> _dbd_l12, okay, is it just a simple "install mplayer and reassociate default file type handlers" type deal?
[00:14] <Wizzup> Ubuntu is still awesome though - just not fully optimized for my own system, if you get what I mean. (Like Gentoo, everything needs to be compiled, but it will be optimized for your system)
[00:14] <Wizzup> IndyGunFreak: Yes, using II
[00:15] <bernz> _dbd_l12, or should i do some "research" first?
[00:15] <IndyGunFreak> hmm
[00:15] <hyperbuddha> can a regular distro of ubentu act as an afp and music server or does it have to be ubuntu server
[00:15] <Wizzup> hyperbuddha: a desktop can act as a server
[00:15] <rafael> server rizon
[00:15] <bernz> blizzle, oh yeah?  i will check that out... thanks
[00:15] <blizzle> bernz, Exaile (Gnome/Gtk) or Amarok (KDE/QT) for audio files/mp3s.
[00:15] <hyperbuddha> cool thanks
[00:15] <Wizzup> In fact, I have a desktop functioning as a server at home. Ubuntu desktop with PHP, MySQL, Apache etc
[00:16] <Wizzup> (Not a big load server so it's not a big deal)
[00:16] <bernz> hyperbuddha, ubuntu server and ubuntu desktop are really mostly the same, but just different configurations (different included apps, default settings, etc)
[00:16] <_dbd_l12> bernz: yes, "sudo apt-get install mplayer" will do fine. you'll just want to download the codecs packages (from the mplayerhq website) and unzip them in the correct folder (it's in the faq probably at ubuntuguide.org
[00:16] <_dbd_l12> bernz: if you need non-free codecs (wmv, quicktime) etc.
[00:16] <Wizzup> Anyway, this channel is quite a distraction and I need to go to bed. Bye all (Good luck.)
[00:16] <bernz> hyperbuddha, server is optimized for network and disk activity, and has minimal "friendly" stuff (e.g. GUI)
[00:16] <hyperbuddha> thanks you guys rock
[00:16] <daftfad> My sound is stuck in an endless loop. Anyone know a quick way to fix it w/o rebooting?
[00:17] <bernz> _dbd_l12, great, sounds simple enough, thanks
[00:17] <estaban> daftfad: turn off the speakers
[00:17] <bernz> sleep well, Wizzup
[00:18] <daftfad> It's the result of a flash audio streamer in firefox hanging.
[00:18] <storm-zen> I'm trying to get an audio disk to use a specified mount point through the  GUI on intrepid.  It doesn't seem to want to cooperate.  What am I doing wrong?
[00:19] <radsy> audio CDs don't mount
[00:19] <bartek_> welcome everybody, i am googling for a week and a half and can not find solution
[00:19] <bartek_> can anybody help
[00:19] <bartek_> ?
[00:19] <daftfad> I refuse to reboot. What is this, windows? Come on.
[00:19] <bernz> bartek_, google is no good any more... polluted with fake-garbage :-/
[00:19] <storm-zen> radsy: Well, that might explain it...
[00:19] <redvamp128> !ask | bartek_:
[00:19] <bernz> bartek_, hopefully we can help you better than google
[00:20] <bartek_> i have hp pavilion dv5 1110 - my problems are sound throug hdmi, suspend and remote control
[00:20] <job> I just installed a new sound card in a machine running 8.10.  I only get the the little sound at GDM beyond that no sound.  Thank you
[00:20] <radsy> storm-zen, they don't have a filesystem on them
[00:20] <storm-zen> Ok... so... I'm trying to set up a CD to be ripped though an sh script, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to access it.  I have three players: a bluray, a DVD ROM, and a cdrw.
[00:20] <bartek_> thanks guys for beeing open
[00:20] <bernz> bartek_, wow, that's a triple-whammy of nasty :-) i'm afraid i won't be much help :-/
[00:21] <storm-zen> radsy: Yeah, I got it when you said they didn't mount.
[00:21] <redvamp128> bartek_:  have you tried !sound ? yet
[00:21] <redvamp128> !sound | bartek_:
[00:21] <bartek_> 1 of all remote - i have hp rc6 - small stuuf delivered with notebook -only one button working; i do not know how to find it is ubuntu
[00:22] <estaban> daftfad: Kill all firefox processes if remaining
[00:22] <bartek_> what i found i need 3 devices displayed afted aplay -l
[00:23] <bartek_> i have only 2
[00:23] <daftfad> estaban: tried that- it's not running. also tried restarting pulse.
[00:23] <bartek_> redvamp128: what do you mean !sound?
[00:24] <estaban> daftfad: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/109807
[00:24] <redvamp128> I though ubottu would pick up on that
[00:24] <storm-zen> hmm... why does "Audio disc properties" even allow you to specify a "mount point", then?
[00:24] <acctflow> anyone working on the administration tools for ubuntu?
[00:24] <redvamp128> bartek_:  I thought ubottu would pick up on that !sound
[00:24] <acctflow> I think it could use some enhancement/organization
[00:24] <redvamp128> !sound | bartek_
[00:24] <ian[1]> I'm looking for a solution to stream live TV from a tuner on 8.10 Server... Darwin Streaming Server doesn't have much documentation out there and I'm having trouble getting it to work on 8.10.. Anyone have any suggestions as to what other software is out there that's worth investigating?
[00:25] <bernz> hah, ubottu supports piping -- how cute!  :-D
[00:25] <unop> bernz, and redirection too :)
[00:25] <numus> how do i mount my ntfs harddrive when running ubuntu in wubi
[00:25] <daftfad> estaban: I'm not sure this is the same problem - this is a once in a lifetime thing afaik, not a chronic problem.
[00:25] <redvamp128> bartek_:  though this may or may not help but someone gave me this to try to help get 5.1 (I haven't tried this yet) Setting 5.1 sound in Ubuntu Hardy <http://74.125.47.102/translate_c?hl=en&amp;sl=auto&amp;tl=en&amp;u=http://www.cristalab.com/tips/configurar-sonido-5.1-en-ubuntu-hardy-c55716l/&amp;prev=hp&amp;usg=ALkJrhhOdNjR8Uqh74R0K6aWG5G8KhWh3w>
[00:25] <bartek_> ubottu: i had alsa selected but now pulseaudio, i have newest nvidia drivers from nvidia and newest alsa
[00:25] <bernz> unop, wow, he's smarter than i am ... ROFL
[00:26] <daftfad> estaban: can I use any of the mod- commands to force reload the snd driver ors omething?
[00:26] <unop> !lol > bernz
[00:26] <estaban> Not sur
[00:26] <estaban> sure*
[00:26] <vock> Just read an article online about how Desktop environments have built in launchers which get around permissions, which allow downloaded programs to be run easily and this can easily facilitate a Gnome/KDE virus. Obviously, common sense is always the best defense, but i'm wondering if there is a way to change to anything about it beyond junking the desktop-environment?
[00:27] <bartek_> redvamp128: link does not work
[00:27] <redvamp128> vock:  they can only get around permissions if they are set up by the super user
[00:27] <trippss> disabled all FF add-ons. ubuntu start page. 1 window. no tabs. FF process memory=VIRT=118m RES=38m SHR=19m. doesn't that seem high?
[00:28] <redvamp128> vock:  that is kind of like with windows Uac and setting a program to run with Admin Privilages.
[00:28] <redvamp128> bartek_:  that was a google link -- The original page was in spanish-- so you may want to goto the spanish page and then copy that link over to google translate
[00:29] <vock> redvamp128, from what the article was saying, a launcher can run scripts without super-user privileges
[00:29] <redvamp128> bartek_:  this is the spanish link Configurar sonido 5.1 en Ubuntu Hardy <http://www.cristalab.com/tips/configurar-sonido-5.1-en-ubuntu-hardy-c55716l/>
[00:29] <bernz> trippss, do you have a lot of tabs open? i often got 150MB sessions of firefox process on xp (and memory is memory, so it's not crazy for linux version to have similar usage) -- i'm talking about 60+ tabs here
[00:29] <redvamp128> vock:  please link to the article--
[00:30] <trippss> bernz, no tabs. fresh start. ubuntu start page
[00:30] <vock> redvamp128, http://www.geekzone.co.nz/foobar/6229
[00:30] <unop> tripps,  that's not bad compared to mine :)  4503 unop      20   0  191m  93m  21m S  0.3 12.3   5:08.56 firefox-bin
[00:30] <daftfad> estaban: fixed. killall -9 pulseaudio  ;]
[00:30] <trippss> bernz, like I said before on here I had 700MB (!!!) usage by FF with 2 tabs open!!!
[00:30] <ian[1]> Can someone recommend a good shell-based bittorrent client?
[00:30] <unop> tripps, firefox is a hog - has always been
[00:31] <unop> ian[1], rtorrent
[00:31] <ian[1]> unop, thanks!
[00:31] <sdlwof> i setup my desktop to use two monitors, but now i'mb ack to using one monitor, and now my desktop effects are disabled, and now it also says it's unable to enable the desktop effects. what changed?
[00:31] <sdlwof> like, windows display slow...you can easily watch them draw down the screen..
[00:32] <vock> unop, i thought compared to everything else out there FF had the lightest footprint. Is there something better?
[00:32] <bernz> vock, it's best to just learn about general security, and then fix your system bit by bit as you learn; for instance, when you attach a new volume, you probably get a pop-up of the file browser, showing that volume's contents... well, how did it do that? it's not hard to discover and dig down until you see the path, and then you can understand the security risks (weak points on the path)... so you disable "weak" stuff or remove it, and things get better and
[00:32] <bernz>  better ;-)
[00:32] <kansan> mv: inter-device move failed: `images/' to `/var/openx/images'; unable to remove target: Is a directory  (from ext3 => xfs) ... is this not allowed or somethign?
[00:32] <bernz> (by "path", i mean the chain of events that led from the hardware detecting a change in signal wires all the way down to the kernel, and back up to the GUI)
[00:33] <Sergeant_Pony> any way I can list the recognized usb ports on my laptop? ubuntu 8.10.
[00:33] <kebomix> how to install this patch http://code.google.com/p/raqm/source/browse/trunk/patches/wine_libicu_bidi_arabic-shaping.patch ?
[00:33] <vock> bernz, now you're acutally making me do work instead of getting someone to magic all my problems away :(
[00:33] <bartek_> redvamp128: now it opens
[00:33] <bernz> (in windows, this is EXTREMELY difficult, but with Linux, you have searchable, nice source code)
[00:33] <bartek_> i'll be right back
[00:33] <numus> how do i mount my ntfs harddrive when running ubuntu in wubi
[00:33] <bernz> vock, yeah, sorry, linux is still pretty "young"
[00:33] <redvamp128> vock:  after reading this-- First the person has to save to the desktop-- then change permissions in order to run the program.(script)
[00:34] <adante> hi guys, is ubuntu setup to automatically initialise lvm partitions?
[00:34] <wolter> hi, i want to resize my home partition, what should i do?
[00:34] <bernz> vock, in general, most malware requires at least one step of user "complicity" (i.e. you "help" it get past a hurdle, but e.g. getting spoofed into typing your root password into a fake login box, unlock dialog, etc)
[00:34] <unop> vock, firefox has always been heavy (the heaviest even?) -- but for that price you pay you get a lot -- it's quite a versatile browser supporting a _lot_ of features - you'd expect it to have a big footprint
[00:34] <yoyoned> wolter: get the gparted live cd
[00:35] <vock> redvamp128, doesn't double clicking run the script, i don't think i've ever had to enter super user to do that
[00:35] <wolter> I know i have to logout to stop using the mountpoint, but which home will the system use? will it be automatic?
[00:35] <redvamp128> vock:  no all attachments downloaded are not set to exe by default
[00:35] <bernz> vock, and this complicity is often achieved through social engineering (someone gets you to feel guilted into helping them do something borderline, or you are tricked outright by lack of info)
[00:35] <unop> vock, there are plenty of 'light' browsers - galeon, ephiphany, opera, etc - but i still prefer firefox
[00:35] <wolter> or, if i could login as root... that would be awesome for i will be using /root instead of home... is that possible?
[00:36] <bernz> wolter, step 1: BACKUP
[00:36] <vock> bernz, redvamp128, so as always it's not a big concern to worry about as long as you know where/what you're downloading?
[00:36] <redvamp128> vock:  actually a .sh by default if you click you will be prompted with possibilities- run - display - run with terminal or exit.
[00:36] <wolter> bernz, ok
[00:36] <bernz> wolter, step 2: check to see if you cheated and skipped step 1 ;-)
[00:36] <vock> redvamp128, right
[00:36] <bernz> wolter, after that, gparted is your friend
[00:36] <bernz> ('sudo apt-get install gparted' should work)
[00:36] <redvamp128> vock:  so if you downloaded what you thought was picture or zip file - should either start default pictureviewer or archiver.
[00:37] <wolter> bernz, but i have to remove home from fstab, don't it?
[00:37] <wolter> i*?
[00:37] <redvamp128> bartek_:  you may want to copy that link over to google translate
[00:37] <bernz> wolter, if you are stepping on the partitions you need to adjust, you should get a bootable "live CD" with gparted on it
[00:38] <wolter> oh, thats a better way to do it..
[00:38] <wolter> bernz, thanks
[00:38] <wolter> for stopping me from being stupid
[00:38] <bernz> wolter, then read the gparted basic help/faq, make sure you understand partitioning in general (it's not too hard, i can explain in detail via PM if you like), and boot into live CD, adjust, reboot from HD
[00:38] <vock> redvamp128, so all i really need to worry about are .sh files, and if i learn a bit about bash scripting, it should be fairly easy to figure out if what i downloaded is doing what it's supposed to? Nothing to worry about viruses embedded in other types of files. It really is just a script that could run another script?
[00:38] <wolter> bernz, don't worry, i do.
[00:38] <bernz> wolter, yeah, if you find yourself "having to" go root for some reason, you're probably heading in the wrong direction ;-)
[00:38] <Pici> vock: Can we please move this discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic as it is not a support request.
[00:39] <wolter> bernz, yeah
[00:39] <vock> Pici: sorry, thought it fit under the category, that's was my last question
[00:39] <redvamp128> vock:  unless you are installing something like winetricks (which is highly known ) for wine installs or a patch- you should always display something first before running or run with terminal
[00:39] <default> does anybody know if broadcom cards work with kismet?
[00:39] <windio00> hi i installed virtualbox on ubuntu, upgraded the kernel and now it doesnt work.  Do I have to install/reinstall everytime i upgrade the kernel?
[00:39] <default> specifically bcm4312?
[00:40] <redvamp128> windio00:  it should have given you a command to run to fix that.
[00:40] <Pici> windio00: How did you instlal virtualbox? How did you upgrade the kernel?
[00:40] <bernz> wolter, cool, so, definitely try to learn how PC hard disk partitioning works (what's MBR, how many primaries, what's extended, logical, etc) -- you only need to learn it once, then you understand forever ;-)
[00:40] <redvamp128> windio00:  to stop that in the long run - install DKMS for the future-- Let me look to see if the command I have --
[00:40] <sarixe> guys, i'm thinking of switching to windows, because linux doesn't cut it for some of the stuff i need to be doing.  my main concern, however, is that i have a large collection of music (some irreplaceable) on an external hard drive, formatted in ext3.  will i be able to access ext3 from windows without risk of corruption?
[00:40] <bartek_> redvamp128: it does not help
[00:40] <vock> thanks guys
[00:40] <bartek_> but thanks
[00:40] <wolter> bernz, don't worry, i do.
[00:41] <windio00> Pici, I installed from Sun, and upgraded kernel from updates
[00:41] <bernz> sarixe, yes indeed
[00:41] <bernz> sarixe, but avoid making changes (write mode)
[00:41] <redvamp128> windio00:  this is a common issue and all you have to do is re-run the config for virtual box
[00:41] <wolter> default, http://www.kismetwireless.net/documentation.shtml
[00:41] <sabalord> So i have linux on one hd then installed windows on another hd, how would i be able to get the windows option show up on grub?
[00:41] <redvamp128> windio00:  I am looking the command up now_ (though usually it gives you what you need to run from terminal to fix itself)
[00:42] <bernz> sarixe, there's a guy called stephan schreiber who makes a driver for NT-based OS which masquerades ext[23]fs volumes as virtual NTFS volumes
[00:42] <numus> where is the wubi support chat?
[00:42] <windio00> redvamp128, DKMS ok
[00:42] <bernz> search him by name, i can't remember the driver/utility name
[00:42] <redvamp128> windio00:  sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[00:42] <sarixe> oh wait, i think i can just probably resize the ext3 partition to make room for a fat32 or something, and then copy everything over, right?
[00:42] <sarixe> that would probably work better
[00:42] <redvamp128> windio00:  that is the command to fix virtual box for now-- but in the future if you have dkms installed it will not need to do that
[00:43] <redvamp128> !dkms | windio00:
[00:43] <redvamp128> windio00:  you can find that one in synaptic package manger
[00:43] <windio00> redvamp128, thanks for the education
[00:43] <bartek_> sarixe: in "total commander" there is special plugin to acces ext3
[00:43] <Krypton> hi guys, Ive got two questions
[00:44] <bartek_> sarixe: i downloaded total commander with special pack but in polish
[00:44] <numus> why does ntfs tools have internal drives shaded out on wubi
[00:44] <sarixe> bartek_ : i think it'll do fine if i just make a fat32 partition on the drive and copy things over.
[00:44] <Krypton> 1) WIne: WHen I open up any game for WIne (.exe) all i get is weird lines across the screen that vibrate. However when i reconfig WIne to emulate a desktop it works but the res is too small
[00:44] <Templar_Xion> So I want to change the default root mail receipient from root@localhost to my external gmail account. Any suggestions?
[00:45] <bartek_> sarixe :http://totalcmd.pl/powerpack
[00:45] <redvamp128> bartek_:  as far as your remote control -- I don't have a clue-- you may also try going to alsa site and see if there are updated drivers (or there you may find clues to configure your Hdmi better) Main Page - AlsaProject <http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page>
[00:45] <sarixe> bartek_ : thanks, but i already have a solution.  i asked the question without really thinking about it.
[00:46] <redvamp128> vock:  basically it it involves the user to do 4 things just to get the script to even run that way.
[00:46] <bartek_> redvamp128: i have newest alsa and nvidia drivers; i am fighting with problem for a long time
[00:46] <numus> why does ntfs tools have internal drives shaded out on wubi
[00:47] <vock> redvamp128, yup, saw that after a bit more reading, i think i just got worried pre-emptively
[00:47] <bartek_> but i do not know how aplay finds devices; should i add it somewhere in configuration files?
[00:47] <windio00> is there a way to take a snapshot of the packages that i have installed now, and then have them automatically installed when i reinstall?
[00:47] <redvamp128> windio00:  did that fix you-- It happened to me all the time til I found out about installing -- kernel updates -- and having the Dkms installed stops that from having to be ran each update.
[00:48] <numus> why does ntfs tools have internal drives shaded out on wubi
[00:48] <windio00> redvamp128, its my brothers computer i am driving over there in about 15 min
[00:49] <bartek_> redvamp128: my remote control works as if it is part of keyboard
[00:49] <bartek_> but i do not know what is responsible for it
[00:49] <bartek_> and only one button working and giving keycodes in xev
[00:49] <redvamp128> windio00:  just run that command -- then install the dkms package afterwards and you won't need to re-run after each major update
[00:52] <kansan> is it legal to create symlinks across different volumes (if one is ext3 and the other is xfs)?
[00:52] <numus> why does ntfs tools have internal drives shaded out on wubi
[00:52] <Jazzy> Cany anyone help me regarding wine?
[00:52] <^hashbang^> kansan: No it's not.
[00:53] <kansan> ^hashbang^, really?
[00:53] <redvamp128> numus:  can you screenshot and post at - www.imagebin.ca so that we can see just what you see.
[00:53]  * G69 até amanhã!
[00:53] <^hashbang^> kansan: sure, what are you expecting to happen?
[00:53] <numus> redvamp firefox is frozen right now (think it is because i am updating) but i cant force close it yet..
[00:53] <numus> redvamp128 will do as soon as firefox decides to stop being a douche
[00:54] <redvamp128> numus:  - can't you also use IE if you are using wubi- then I assume you are in windows.
[00:55] <LordKenTheGreat> Hi, I'm experiencing kernel panics with my fresh install of Intrepid.
[00:55] <redvamp128> numus:  now I don't know if I can help you til I can at least see what you see that is greyed out and also other may be able to help once they see as well.
[00:55] <LordKenTheGreat> I have attached a kern.log file here: http://paste.cluenet.org/1452
[00:55] <LordKenTheGreat> Can someone confirm my suspicion that the acx module is to blame for the problem?
[00:56] <numus> redvamp128 working on it now
[00:56] <numus> redvamp128 wubi doesnt work like that.. wubi mounts a ghost partition during boot.. you never actually load windows
[00:56] <kansan> ^hashbang^, what does it matter if its different file systems
[00:56] <kansan> ^hashbang^, i cant even do it within the same file system
[00:56] <kansan> so i must be doing it rong
[00:56] <numus> http://imagebin.ca/view/KnbnJ3.html
[00:56] <numus> redvamp128 http://imagebin.ca/view/KnbnJ3.html
[00:57] <^hashbang^> kansan: try this. ln -s /path/to/file/you/want/to/link /path/where/you/want/it
[00:57] <LordKenTheGreat> Is anyone available to assist me?
[00:57] <box__> anybody know where i can find xpad.c?
[00:57] <^hashbang^> !ask | LordKenTheGreat
[00:57] <vock> Usually running compiz, but when I do a metacity --replace, it all works fine, until i close the blank terminal window that pops up, then all my windows freeze, until i do metacity --replace again and leave the terminal window open, make sense to anyone?
[00:58] <kansan> do you have to be sudo to run it
[00:58] <^hashbang^> kansan: not if you down the file and dir paths' that you are going to use, otherwise, yes
[00:58] <LordKenTheGreat> I asked already asked, but here: I am experiencing kernel panics with my fresh install of Intrepid. Log: http://paste.cluenet.org/1452 Is the acx module to blame?
[00:58] <Jeaton> im trying to mount a mp3 player, but i can't figure it out
[00:58] <numus> redvamp128 anny idea
[00:58] <Jeaton> syslog recognizes the mp3 player, but i don't know how to do it
[00:58] <redvamp128> numus: that is not wubi- in the screenshot that is the enable write support for NTFS tool.  which also you have to have fuse or ntfs3g installed for this to work.
[00:59] <wolter> hi
[00:59] <wolter> should i backup a partition which i am expanding?
[00:59] <numus> redvamp128 what do you think wubi is?
[00:59] <blizzle> !wubi
[00:59] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: ok, what are you doing when you get the panic?
[00:59] <LordKenTheGreat> It's random.
[00:59] <numus> blizzle that was retorical
[00:59] <LordKenTheGreat> It happens randomly when I use it.
[00:59]  * blizzle smirks.
[00:59] <numus> blizzle since i am running wubi i know exactly what it is
[00:59] <LordKenTheGreat> Screen just locks up.
[00:59] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: use what?
[00:59] <adante> hey guys people who use lvm does it automatically setup partitions?
[00:59] <redvamp128> Wubi is the installer that when a ubuntu cd is inserted while windows is running-
[01:00] <LordKenTheGreat> Use any program.
[01:00] <redvamp128> !wubi
[01:00] <adante> what is responsible for creating the /dev/disk/by-uuid ?
[01:00] <cutebunny> i just installed ubuntu 8.10 in our vmware server host as a guest, is there an easy way from my windows desktop to get a remote desktop connection to the ubuntu desktop? right now i am remotedesktoping to the host, then using the vmware server console to view the guest desktop, which isn't that good
[01:00] <blizzle> numus, My commiserations. I consider wubi trialware. :)
[01:00] <LordKenTheGreat> Even during the install, it may sometimes hang randomly.
[01:00] <numus> redvamp128 you said my screenshot is not wubi.. what did you mean by that
[01:00] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: have you checked your HD lately? bad sectors?
[01:00] <LordKenTheGreat> No.
[01:00] <blizzle> numus, Or crippleware ;)
[01:01] <numus> blizzle i am running a windows 7 test laptop.. and really dont feel like altering my partitions.. thus wubi is great for that
[01:01] <box__> http://xbox-linux.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/xbox-linux/kernel-2.6/drivers/usb/input/xpad.c
[01:01] <box__> =C
[01:01] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: how about running memtestx86 off the bootcd
[01:01] <LordKenTheGreat> I reinstalled, and even in the LiveCD, I experience the same random crash.
[01:01] <LordKenTheGreat> Not done so yet.
[01:01] <numus> blizzle there is no proof that performance degrades when running wubi.. considering it runs exactly like ubuntu installed ona  fresh partition.. it is like mount an iso with daemon tools
[01:01] <blizzle> numus, Tbh, virtualbox *might* be better for that (in seamless mode). Just a thought :)
[01:01] <redvamp128> numus:  this is wubi http://mouseblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/ubuntu-804-alpha-5.jpg
[01:02] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: ok, sounds like either a MB or memory issue. try running the memtest
[01:02] <LordKenTheGreat> Ok.
[01:02] <numus> redvamp128 NO.. that is the wubi installer
[01:02] <numus> redvamp128 wubi runs after bios when you select the wubi bootloader
[01:03] <LordKenTheGreat> Rebooting into memtest now...
[01:03] <blizzle> numus, Storing your entire filesystem in a single windows file is risky, to say the least.
[01:03] <^hashbang^> numus: if ubuntu is running along side of windows, then it's not running exactly like a fresh ubuntu install. for one, are not using a native ext3 filesystem which is by far faster than isofs
[01:03] <Newb> Anyone able to help a new person with an install
[01:03] <wolter> hey bernz_, i know i said i knew how to partition, but i don't really know if i need to backup when expanding partitions.. do i?
[01:04] <LordKenTheGreat> ^hashbang^: I am currently running the test from the LiveCD.  I will report back when it is complete.
[01:04] <blizzle> numus, And, yes, there's also the poorer fs performance over native linux as ^hashbang^ mentioned.
[01:04] <numus> ^hashbang^ it is a virtual ext3 partition... ubuntu thinks it is an ext3 partition and asks just like it
[01:04] <Scunizi> synaptic seem to say that OpenOffice Base is installed but I can't seem to find it anywhere on the menu's or in Oo's "File / New".. it simply isn't listed.. How do I get to it?
[01:04] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: ok sounds great.
[01:04] <blizzle> numus, I've compared the two on the same system. wubi feels slower.
[01:05] <Newb> Anyone available to help?
[01:05] <numus> blizzle what system setup
[01:05] <^hashbang^> numus: your running an application to run an OS... how is that like running the OS without the app? it's not even the same.
[01:05] <bartek_> wolter: tough guys does not do backups ;)
[01:05] <wolter> lol
[01:05] <LordKenTheGreat> ^hashbang^: Does a kernel backtrace provide any information that's useful?
[01:05] <Newb> Well, back to Windows for me...
[01:05] <^hashbang^> bartek: someone here earlier said, yea they use ftp and let people mirror from them
[01:05] <Newb> Ubuntu looks nice, but is pretty useless for anyone that isn't a unix person
[01:06] <blizzle> numus, Are you familiar with Virtualbox?
[01:06] <numus> blizzle yes
[01:06] <Newb> I know a little unix, but it is just too different
[01:06] <numus> blizzle and vmware
[01:06] <Newb> I will just have to get windows 7
[01:06] <numus> newb what is your problem
[01:06] <blizzle> Newb, Nonsense.
[01:06] <redvamp128> though numus I think you may need to mount the drive first before you can have the write permissions-- check -- nautilus
[01:06] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: it can yes... I'm just not the kernel expert... I know enough but that's pushin it a bit
[01:06] <Newb> Well, how do I get help?
[01:06] <|ns|nR8> yep i think you'd be better off with windows Newb
[01:06] <blizzle> Newb, Ubuntu is easier than Windows to learn. If my mom can use it, you can.
[01:06] <rww> !ask | Newb
[01:06] <numus> redvamp128 the problem is how do i mount the drive when it is currently mounted via a virtual mount
[01:07] <rww> !patience | Newb
[01:07] <hyperbuddha> i wonder is there vnc or some facsimilie thereof built in to ubuntu
[01:07] <LordKenTheGreat> hyperbuddha: Vino?
[01:07] <^hashbang^> Newb: what do you need help with?
[01:07] <Newb> !ask how do I get superuser?
[01:07] <numus> redvamp128 as far as ubuntu knows... the drive is mounted... what i need to do is get access outside of the boot structure
[01:07] <rww> !vnc | hyperbuddha
[01:07] <blizzle> hyperbuddha, sudo apt-get install x11vnc tightvncserver
[01:07] <julle_> i use openbox on ubuntu 8.10, and have installed the obmenu, but the debian submenu does not show when i right click
[01:07] <^hashbang^> Newb: type sudo "then your command"
[01:07] <Newb> Well, I did an install and my updates won't install
[01:08] <Newb> Gives a command I need to invoke
[01:08] <^hashbang^> Newb: type sudo apt-get update
[01:08] <numus> newb what you trying to do
[01:08] <blizzle> Newb, sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
[01:08] <Newb> When I enter the command it says I need to be super user
[01:08] <Newb> Install flash
[01:08] <redvamp128> numus:  open places and see if there is another drive there.
[01:08] <^hashbang^> Newb: type sudo apt-get update
[01:08] <Newb> I can't update
[01:08] <blizzle> Newb, Type the above into a terminal..
[01:08] <hyperbuddha> thanx
[01:08] <^hashbang^> Newb: are you even reading what i'm typing
[01:08] <Scunizi> sounds like apt is locked for Newb // numus ^hashbang^
[01:08] <Newb> Yes
[01:08] <Newb> Type it into a shell?
[01:08] <redvamp128> Newb:  you need to enable restricted before you can install flash-- it is in mediabuntu
[01:08] <^hashbang^> Newb: yes
[01:09] <numus> blizzle redvamp128 it isnt that big a deal.. windows media player 12 just sucks and wished to use ubuntu to play videos till the bugs are worked out
[01:09] <Jeaton> how do I copy an entire directory into another directory
[01:09] <Newb> How does one enable restricted?
[01:09] <^hashbang^> Jeaton: cp -a /dir /dir2
[01:09] <numus> newb you did setup a password correct? that is a big problem from windows to ubuntu users.. you need to setup an admin password .. blank usually causes problems
[01:09] <Jeaton> simple enough, thanks
[01:09] <Newb> I did upon install
[01:09] <^hashbang^> Jeaton: np
[01:09] <bartek_> newb: ask google for "repositories ubuntu"
[01:09] <guckle> what does "unable to find open framebuffer device" mean ?
[01:09] <blizzle> hyperbuddha, If you want to share a desktpo session, use x11vnc, if you want to have a separate x session, use tightvncserver. x11vnc needs root. commands: tightvncserver or sudo x11vnc
[01:10] <Newb> ok
[01:10] <numus> i am makign a big mistake enabling the beta repo and updating everything
[01:10] <hyperbuddha> thanx u guys rock
[01:10] <redvamp128> newb- system-- administration - software sources =then checmark the bottom restricted and multiverse.
[01:10] <usser> blizzle, i dont think x11vnc really needs root
[01:10] <Newb> ok
[01:10] <redvamp128> Newb:  then close-- let it do its thing --then open up synaptic package manger-- then you should see flash listed
[01:10] <blizzle> usser, Seems to require it here.
[01:10] <judget> Im brain dead does anyone remember the command to refresh or force an update of the dependancy libraries?
[01:11] <numus> usser you are running a problem with alternate drivers.. usually requires admin
[01:11] <numus> err program
[01:11] <numus> judget that sudo apt-get update should get those
[01:11] <Newb> restricted and multiverse are checked
[01:11] <redvamp128> newb -- click close and let it update
[01:12] <Newb> they were already checked
[01:12] <judget> no I mean there was a command to force the system to update its list of the dependant libraries
[01:12] <redvamp128> Newb:  then after it closes-- open up synaptic package manger
[01:12] <redvamp128> Newb:  you should see the following-- Flashplugin-nonfree
[01:12] <unop> judget, update to what tho?  the newer versions in the ubuntu repositories?
[01:12] <Jufis> hello
[01:12] <Newb> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[01:12] <Newb> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[01:13] <Jufis> how can I get xchat-gnome to automatically auth in quakenet?
[01:13] <bartek_> newb: so do it with sud in front
[01:13] <blizzle> Newb, So run: sudo dpkg --configure -a from a terminal.
[01:13] <bartek_> sorry sudo
[01:13] <judget> I just built the libflav for flash but my gstreamer is still saying the flashdeps are missing
[01:13] <wolter> is there any danger for a partition when it is going to be expanded?
[01:14] <^hashbang^> wolter: are you resizing your partition?
[01:14] <numus> gotta love how ubuntu can reload specific system files without restarting. crap
[01:14] <judget> there was a command to force the system to update its "paths" for deps
[01:14] <numus> ust have just hit a media player update.. just stoped my video
[01:14] <Newb> Can you be more descriptive?
[01:14] <redvamp128> Newb:  applications- accessories -- terminal
[01:14] <blizzle> Newb: sudo = super user (administrator) do
[01:14] <Newb> Thank s
[01:14] <wolter> ^hashbang^: yes, but i am making it bigger
[01:14] <wolter> ^hashbang^: i also think it is going to be moved, for i will make it bigger both to the left and to  the right
[01:14] <^hashbang^> wolter: ok...are you using gparted? if so, no worries
[01:15] <wolter> ^hashbang^: i am, so thanks =D
[01:15] <redvamp128> blizzle:  pm?
[01:15] <unop> blizzle, actually it's  Substitute User DO  .. as you can become other users not necessarily the superuser
[01:15] <judget> ther was a command something like libdep
[01:15] <^hashbang^> wolter: it will just take some time... grab something to drink, take nap (if the drive is really big)
[01:15] <numus> ^hashbang^ redvamp128 blizzle as long as i can mount an ntfs drive over a samba network share.. i dont need to access my ntfs partition over wubi.. just would have been a nice ittle side thing
[01:15] <Newb> Think I will figure this out?
[01:15] <Newb> Ok, thanks so muchblizzle
[01:15] <blizzle> Newb, Linux is often very helpful is you only read the messages. sudo is key. put that before anything that doesn't otherwise work when running terminal commands :)
[01:16] <Newb> Gotcha
[01:16] <Newb> That is great, thanks
[01:16] <numus> newb there is a lot to ubuntu.. but it is amazing how high quality the free stuff is
[01:16] <wolter> ^hashbang^: lol.. i am resizing from 100gb to 393gb
[01:16] <Newb> Oh, I know
[01:16] <Newb> What an amazing piece of technology
[01:16] <KDB9000> I am having some trouble with my sound on DVD playback. The sound for everything else seems to work just fine but when I do a DVD it gets all messed up. I am running audio though an HDMI cable to an HDML TV using an ATi HD 3450 with DVI to HDMI adapter and 8.12 crystal driver all on a Dell Optiplex GX260 amd running Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10). Anyone have any thoughts or anything for me to try?
[01:16] <numus> blizzle what system config did you try virtualbox and wubi on
[01:16] <redvamp128> blizzle:  -- gksu  is more apt for graphical applications
[01:16] <Newb> I must say Open Office is the most amazing software
[01:16] <redvamp128> !sudo | Newb:
[01:16] <^hashbang^> wolter: hmm, yea... a nap would be good =).. and I'm not joking =)
[01:16] <Newb> I turn everyone on to it
[01:17] <numus> blizzle running Core 2 duo E5600 with a radeon x1400 320 gig 7200 rpm drive and 4 gigs of ddr2 667mhz mem
[01:17] <Newb> Ok, quick question
[01:17] <wolter> ^hashbang^: haha i bet
[01:17] <numus> and now i am having streaming issues
[01:17] <Newb> I am really busy and I don't have a lot of time to learn a new OS, what is the easiest install of Linux to use
[01:17] <wolter> ^hashbang^: thanks, you gave me confidence to do it =D i guess ill be off for a while
[01:17] <blizzle> redvamp128, Sure, gksudo (or alt+f2) always useful :)
[01:17] <Newb> I am so glad you guys are here though, thank you so much
[01:17] <^hashbang^> wolter: ok cheers and good luck
[01:18] <blizzle> unop, substitute user. Ah, ok. Guess my info is corrupt. *laugh*
[01:18] <ElCapitan> Yesterday everything was fine, today all my titel bars are missing, my second HD is not automounting and when it does its not showing my folders in Places like I had them arranged, any ideas?
[01:18] <numus> updating to beta software was a baddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd idea
[01:18] <^hashbang^> Newb: ubuntu is very easy to learn for the most part... any issues you have, the channel is here and always remember. Google.com is your best friend =)
[01:18] <Newb> I tried searching
[01:18] <^hashbang^> numus: hench the word "beta"
[01:19] <numus> ^hashbang^ if i disable the beta repo will all my software revert back to stable
[01:19] <Krypton> hi, umm does anyone know why my wine can't run games at full screen like urban terror and halo?
[01:19] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[01:19] <^hashbang^> numus: hmm, not if the packages have already been updated
[01:19] <blizzle> numus, Do you meant jaunty?
[01:19] <bartek_> Elcapitain: check priviledges in your home folder
[01:19] <numus> naa i enabled the prerelease repo
[01:19] <blizzle> numus, Or do you mean "proposed updates"?
[01:19] <LordKenTheGreat> ^hashbang^: Memtest passed.
[01:19] <nDuff> Krypton, first, does the site at winehq.com say those games are expected to work?
[01:19] <numus> and unsupported updates
[01:20] <nDuff> Krypton, second, is 3D acceleration working right for native games?
[01:20] <LordKenTheGreat> I'll see if my attempt at blacklisting the acx module works.
[01:20] <redvamp128> Krypton:  Ask in #winehq as well
[01:20] <numus> blizzle which was a bad idea.. i knew it before i clicked them.. but i cant stop myself
[01:20] <Krypton> how do I know if 3d accel. is not working right?
[01:20] <^hashbang^> Krypton: last I checked wine wasn't the best thing to run big 3dfx windows games. try crossover for linux
[01:20] <blizzle> numus, so disable the repos and reinstall everything. job done :)
[01:20] <Krypton> also, why cant i run urban terror naitvely? I have to use wine.
[01:20] <^hashbang^> LordKenTheGreat: well, that's a good sign...
[01:20] <numus> blizzle if i do a apt-get update and upgrade will it revert everything?
[01:20] <Krypton> I downloaded the zip like they said but there is no file for .deb
[01:20] <Newb> you guys are great
[01:20] <LordKenTheGreat> I'll report back if it resolves the problem.
[01:21] <Newb> Thanks for everything
[01:21] <LordKenTheGreat> Thanks for helping!
[01:21] <redvamp128> Krypton:  here is the deb for the game Ubuntu Software Search <http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=urban>
[01:21] <numus> blizzle nope it wont
[01:21] <blizzle> numus, No. You have to resort to command line kungfu.
[01:21] <redvamp128> Krypton:  oops sorry here is the link Urban Terror <http://www.getdeb.net/app/Urban+Terror>
[01:21] <numus> blizzle NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[01:21] <redvamp128> Krypton you need the first two on the list
[01:21] <numus> blizzle i will just use this unsupported stuff till fixes come out
[01:22] <^hashbang^> Krypton: if you are downloading windows games to play on linux, then it's best that you either 1. not play windows games on linux, or 2. get crossover for linux to run the windows games, or 3. get games that run under linux and that were made for linux =) problem solved
[01:22] <Toto> that asla the lewing frouch !
[01:22] <blizzle> numus, I'm running jaunty. It works well enough.
[01:23] <Krypton> yes, they said urban teror was linux native but I cant find a file that runs str8 from linux
[01:23] <redvamp128> Krypton:  here it is Urban Terror <http://www.getdeb.net/app/Urban+Terror>
[01:23] <^hashbang^> Krypton: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Urban+Terror this link has it
[01:24] <^hashbang^> redvamp128: I copied your line =)
[01:24] <numus> blizzle still trying to figure out if it is possible to access the primary ntfs partition while booted onto a virtual ext3 partition.. probably will take me most of tomorrow at work to figure out the shortcut
[01:24] <Krypton> yes but do i have to redownload the whole urban terror or just the >1 MB file
[01:24] <^hashbang^> Krypton: the whole game
[01:24] <blizzle> numus, sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[01:24] <redvamp128> Krypton:  you need both files--
[01:24] <^hashbang^> Krypton: it was compiled to run under linux
[01:25] <Krypton> will it go faster than the one on wine?
[01:25] <numus> blizzle did that.. but ntfs tools shades out to uncheckable internal drives
[01:25] <^hashbang^> Krypton: man I'd hope so.. I've never tried it before
[01:25] <redvamp128> Krypton : should run even faster provided you have ATI/NVidia Drivers installed ... but yes should run faster.
[01:25] <blizzle> numus, try running as sudo from a command line.
[01:25] <numus> blizzle i did.. it is already installed
[01:26] <obf213> my sftp doesnt work
[01:26] <numus> ntfs-config is already the newest version.
[01:26] <obf213> with nautilus
[01:27] <^hashbang^> obf213: ? what do you mean? explain
[01:27] <blizzle> numus, check /media/ for signs of a windows partition. also: man mount and apt-cache search ntfs are commands to try.
[01:27] <obf213> ^hashbang^, it alwasy says "error wehn logging in" or it says "timed out" or soemthing.
[01:28] <obf213> i can't get to my afs folder its a nuisance.
[01:28] <^hashbang^> obf213: what's the command u are using?
[01:28]  * blizzle disappears for quite some time.
[01:28] <obf213> hashbang. i m using places->connect to server
[01:28] <redvamp128> numus-- pastebin the following -- sudo fdkisk -l
[01:28] <obf213> im trying to use nautilus since its convenient to view afs folder as browser
[01:28] <redvamp128> numus:  sudo fdisk -l
[01:28] <numus> redvamp128 funny you asked that... i just read my fdisk -l
[01:28] <^hashbang^> obf213: doh! oh ok...
[01:29] <numus> http://pastebin.com/mccab59f
[01:29] <ElCapitan> Help! Yesterday everything was fine with my comp except nautilus always force closes, today all my title bars are missing, my second HD is not automounting and when it does its not showing my folders in Places like I had them arranged, any ideas?
[01:29] <numus> looks like sda2 is my primary ntfs partition.. you can see how wubi restructures
[01:31] <miggilinme> Is there some kind of holiday going on in the US?
[01:31] <numus> opps.. i take that back
[01:31]  * ^hashbang^ needs to take a rest, I'll see you all tomorrow...
[01:31] <numus> that is just the swap drive and the primary ubuntu partition
[01:31] <numus> i didnt read the block size correct lol
[01:31] <numus> interesting how it is using the full 320.. when wubi is limited to like 20 gigs
[01:31] <redvamp128> miggilinme:  no-- next holidays are Valentines Day Feb 14 and Presidents day 16th
[01:32] <miggilinme> redvamp: it seems all the IRC networks are unusually dry
[01:33] <Prometheus1981> Hak5 channel is moving
[01:33] <palomer> hello
[01:33] <numus> blizzle redvamp128 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA i found the work around in less time then i thought
[01:33] <palomer> how do I find out my version of gtk?
[01:34] <medb> I'm trying to use winetricks to install dotnet11 and dotnet20. Both versions of MS .NET fail. Any suggestions?
[01:35] <numus> blizzle you still there?
[01:35] <Tyreus> Hi, i ve probs with the automount of NTFS-partitions. Can anyone help me pls.
[01:36] <Krypton> im back, with no luck
[01:36] <numus> how do i create a link to a folder on the desktop?
[01:36] <bartek_> hashbang: what do you mean "crossover" for games?
[01:36] <fxhp> Right click and click create launcher
[01:36] <Krypton> I am getting these lines that move whenever I open up any game in full screen mode, but when I emulate a desktop to a res smaller than mine it works
[01:36] <fxhp> numus
[01:37] <numus> fxhp
[01:37] <Jeaton> how do I move all files(not the directory) into another directory?
[01:37] <numus> fxhp what is the command for that
[01:37] <numus> fxhp to open a folder in launcher
[01:37] <linuxman410> does anyone know if the non dual cores will run a 64 bit operating system
[01:37] <ElCapitan> bartek, I didnt see what you were talking about but Crossover is software that lets you use Windows apps/ games on Linux
[01:39] <numus> ok here is a good one.. remotedesktop client.. how do you minimize that stupid thing
[01:40] <Newb> One other question
[01:40] <Newb> I have an old Dazzle Video capture device
[01:40] <Newb> Anyone ever heard of a driver for it and MythTV?
[01:40] <fxhp> numus: nautilus path
[01:41] <redvamp128> Newb:  you can install myth-desktop it is in synaptic-- and is a window manger-
[01:41] <fxhp> numus: example - open root of ubuntu partition... (nautilus /)
[01:41] <ElCapitan> Just realized something, somehow my Windows Patrition started mounting it self where my Second HDD should be mounting, any ideas how to correct this?
[01:41] <fxhp> nautilus /
[01:41] <redvamp128> Newb:  I would have to research the Dazzle part but that is mythtv (mythbuntu)
[01:42] <numus> fxhp ya got that part.. i forgot nautilus.. ever use remotedesktop client?
[01:42] <Newb> Ok
[01:42] <fxhp> numus: yes, what about it?
[01:42] <jrib> ElCapitan: checked /etc/fstab?
[01:42] <poking> ##c++
[01:42] <poking> ls
[01:42] <fluitfries> is there a way to tell apt-get to use a different mirror?  i'm stalling out on gulus.usherbrooke.ca
[01:42] <poking> help
[01:42] <Newb> I occasionally have to run windows programs like Corel Draw
[01:42] <numus> fxhp how do you minimize the stupid thing without disconnecting lol
[01:43] <numus> ctrl alt enter is suppose to window it.. might try that
[01:43] <ElCapitan> jrib, I have seen more then one howto on how fstab and it just doesnt sink in
[01:43] <Newb> Is VMware the best emulator?
[01:43] <redvamp128> Newb:  | Mythbuntu <http://mythbuntu.org/>   -- in the synaptic package manager it is - mythbuntu-desktop
[01:43] <numus> newb loaded question... some people like vmware.. others virtualbox
[01:43] <Newb> I am downloading
[01:43] <Newb> Thank you red
[01:43] <Tokoloshe> you can configure apt-get to use p2p
[01:43] <fxhp> numus: not sure, never had that issue
[01:43] <numus> fxhp lol
[01:43] <fluitfries> ElCapitan: fstab is just a list of the devices that will be mounted.  each line contains the details for that mount point.
[01:44] <redvamp128> Newb:  personally I like -- Virtual Box not the Ose (the sun version) it has better guest additions.
[01:44] <numus> fxhp thankk god.. alt-ctrl-enter windows it so you can minimize
[01:44] <bartek_> Elcapitain: 1st check ownerships of files in /home/username/
[01:44] <Newb> Ok, I'll look into it
[01:44] <Newb> Thank you all
[01:44] <ElCapitan> fluitfries, what am I looking for? I know the Windows partition is at /media/disk and my second hdd is /media/disk-1 but it supposed to just be disk
[01:45] <numus> oh god.. i think my old dell 8250 server just crashed for the 2nd time in 2 days
[01:45] <BotLobsta> does anyone know why i cant directly access my hard drives even though im part of the disk group?
[01:45] <numus> i have already restructured the drive and installed windows xp pro on it like 3 times in the past 2 days
[01:45] <redvamp128> Newb:  Look at the bottom of the page-- Linux_Downloads - VirtualBox <http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads>
[01:45] <ElCapitan> fluitfries I just unmounted the windows partition so /media/disk is free right now
[01:45] <albertus> help me, i have ubuntu 8.10. i have instaled apache anda php4 but when i try open php in browser will show like this http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e283/ardantus/stats.jpg can anyone help me why this happen?
[01:45] <fluitfries> ElCapitan: sudo fdisk -l to see all of your hdd devices.  then sudo nano /etc/fstab and add a line for the device you want to mount.  look at the file itself to see how to structure the line.
[01:45] <redvamp128> Newb:  I would also suggest-- installing Dkms in addition to the Virtual Box.... it will make kernel updates easier without having to reconfigure virtual box each time.
[01:46] <redvamp128> !dkms | Newb:
[01:47] <fluitfries> is there a way to tell apt-get to use a different mirror?  i'm stalling out on gulus.usherbrooke.ca
[01:47] <ElCapitan> sudo fdisk -l my second hd is /dev/sdb so I wamt to add that to /etc/fstab as /media/disk?
[01:48] <Tokoloshe> Why not p2p with apt-get, should be fast
[01:48] <IndyGunFreak> fluitfries: open synaptic... then settings/repositories.. then where it says "download from".. choose the server you want.
[01:49] <fluitfries> IndyGunFreak: im stuck with a console right now.  :P
[01:49] <ElCapitan> fluitfries my second hd is /dev/sdb so I want to add that to /etc/fstab as /media/disk?
[01:49] <Jeaton> how do you view what devices you currently have mounted?
[01:49] <IndyGunFreak> fluitfries: oh... sorry.. not sure how to do it via command line
[01:49] <_2> ElCapitan "/dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1 auto defaults 0 0"
[01:49] <fluitfries> ElCapitan: and what kind of filesystem does fdisk say it is?
[01:49] <khmer42> Our office is using 8.04 for the LTS, but have found a really annoying bug in GEdit 2.22, which has been fixed in 8.10 (GEdit 2.24). Is there a way I can update 8.04 to use GEdit 2.24 without upgrading to 8.10?
[01:49] <fluitfries> ElCapitan: you have to specify the filesystem in the line as well
[01:50] <_2> fluitfries fdisk doesn't check fs type, it only checks partition types
[01:50] <_2> ElCapitan "/dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1 auto defaults 0 0"
[01:50] <fluitfries> _2: that's what i meant.  :)
[01:50] <ElCapitan> fluitfries like _2 I cant find the type there but I know its ext3
[01:51] <ElCapitan> _2, just add that anywhere?
[01:51] <BotLobsta> Jeaton, you can look at /etc/mtab for everything that is mounted
[01:51] <numus> anyone know how to run compiz and watch videos at the same time?
[01:51] <_2> ElCapitan in fstab yes.
[01:51] <RampantDingo> numus: why couldnt you
[01:51] <redvamp128> fluitfries:  try mount
[01:52] <redvamp128> fluitfries:  I think the command is just mount to list what is mounted
[01:52] <_2> for the record...   file -s /dev/sdb1     will list the fstype
[01:52] <Scunizi> can anyone verify on hardy or intrepid that open office base is or isn't installed... I can't find it anywhere which is puzzling
[01:52] <RantingHuman> fluitfries: I guess, you just manually change the URIs in your sources.list to a new mirrior?
[01:52] <_2> redvamp128 yes or "cat /proc/mounts"
[01:52] <fluitfries> redvamp128: dunno but i use sudo fdisk -l religiously.  :P
[01:53] <albertus> help me, i have ubuntu 8.10. i have instaled apache anda php4 but when i try open php in browser will show like this http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e283/ardantus/stats.jpg can anyone help me why this happen?
[01:53] <fluitfries> RantingHuman: yea i guess so.  :/
[01:53] <TML> Does ubuntu have an equivalent to /etc/debian_version that tells the Ubuntu release?
[01:53] <redvamp128> _2:  I like that one better as to the fact that it also gives UUID
[01:53] <RantingHuman> maybe write a script for it ;)
[01:54] <fxhp> TML : cmd uname -a
[01:54] <unop> !version | TML
[01:54] <_2> redvamp128 you'll like  "blkid" also then.
[01:54] <fluitfries> yay i fixed it!
[01:54] <TML> "lsb-release -a" - awesome
[01:54] <_2> redvamp128 or  df -h      ftw :)))
[01:54] <TML> fxhp: uname just tells the kernel. lsb-release works. :)
[01:54] <tanne> hello:)
[01:54] <_2> TML is it dash or underscore ?
[01:55] <fluitfries> compiz ruined my wm, but moving all my user settings files out and creating new ones fixes it.  :)
[01:55] <RantingHuman> ah :)
[01:55] <kwsn> Question, how do you turn off the one panel that you cant right click and remove?
[01:55] <fermuch> holas
[01:55] <Scunizi> kwsn: what panel is that?
[01:55] <TML> _2: Well, it's /etc/lsb-release and /usr/bin/lsb-release
[01:55] <numus> rampantdingo what you mean
[01:55] <timeless> could someone tell me which package has "update-rc.d"? i managed to uninstall it and don't know how to get it back
[01:55] <TML> err
[01:55] <TML> _2: Well, it's /etc/lsb-release and /usr/bin/lsb_release
[01:55] <kwsn> Scunizi: the Gnome one
[01:56] <Scunizi> kwsn: there are 2 default panels in gnome.. which one .. upper or lower
[01:56] <kwsn> Scunizi: uh... the one that has "applications" on it by default
[01:56] <unop> TML, this should work on most distros (and where lsb isn't installed)   cat /etc/*{version,release,issue}*
[01:57] <Tokoloshe> ir the checkbox lock panel selected
[01:57] <albertus> wah
[01:57] <albertus> question, i have ubuntu 8.10. i have instaled apache anda php4 but when i try open php in browser will show like this http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e283/ardantus/stats.jpg can anyone help me why this happen?
[01:57] <danbhfive> albertus: why php4?
[01:57] <fluitfries> still can't hit usherbrooke even with synaptic.  :(
[01:58] <Scunizi> kwsn: you should be able to remove that with a right mouse click.. works on my sys.  if you want to remove the whole thing then find a blank area in the middle of it and try again.. if you only want to remove the "applications/Places/system" portion right click on that.. make sure "lock to panel" isn't checked
[01:58] <unop> timeless,  dpkg -S $(which update-rc.d)
[01:58] <unop> sysv-rc: /usr/sbin/update-rc.d
[01:58] <albertus> danbhfive, so do you have any idea
[01:58] <TML> unop: /etc/issue gives some pretty mixed results on Debian, in my experience.
[01:58] <unop> timeless, you could also use http://packages.ubuntu.com/  to do lookups
[01:58] <redvamp128> _2:  pm?
[01:59] <kwsn> "Delete this panel" is grayed out though Scunizi
[01:59] <unop> TML, hmm, in mine, /etc/issue has been spot on as far as i can remember on debian
[01:59] <danbhfive> albertus: heh, well, it looks like you are running php5, I guess I didn't need to ask.  Try this: sudo tasksel install lamp-server                   or        sudo apt-get install lamp-server^         if you want to see the packages installed
[02:00] <sarperdag> u:tonyhauber
[02:01] <timeless> :(
[02:01] <timeless> dpkg: `update-rc.d` not found on PATH
[02:01] <timeless> (which itself is a screwy error message)
[02:01] <a1fa_> i'm having a problem upgrading 7.04 to 8.10 server edition.. is it advisable to change sources manually and run dist-upgrade?
[02:02] <albertus> danbhfive, ok i will try it
[02:02] <unop> timeless, does.  sudo aptitude install sysv-rc #not work?
[02:02] <redvamp128> a1fa_:  I would ask in #ubuntu-server
[02:02] <a1fa_> thanks
[02:02] <fluitfries> can anyone ping gulus.usherbrooke.ca?
[02:02] <MenZa> negatory, fluitfries.
[02:02] <fluitfries> poo!
[02:02] <Adrian`> that's a negative
[02:03] <Adrian`> i'm trying to install gfxboot
[02:03] <fluitfries> just when i need the repos!.  :(
[02:03] <Tokoloshe> you cant go from 7.04 to 8.10 directly
[02:03] <Adrian`> just install from scrach
[02:03] <Royall> Question: When Ubuntu is in the Suspend state, do bit torrent applications like Deluge still seed/download data?
[02:04] <thesquib> I've had a lot of troubles getting lirc to work with an ehome usb infrared receiver on ubuntu 8.10
[02:04] <kandu> I'v pinged gulus.usherbrooke.ca. 100% lost
[02:04] <TML> unop: Well, it could be just the way I run my systems, then. :)
[02:05] <thesquib> For some reason lirc never sets up a device name in /dev/
[02:05] <timeless> sorry
[02:06] <timeless> /usr/share/sysvinit/update-rc.d
[02:06] <timeless> the error message was unforunate
[02:06] <DasEi> fluitfries: 100 % loss
[02:06] <bartek_> anybody have experience with remote control hp rc6?
[02:06] <redvamp128> fluitfries:  what package do you need?
[02:07] <redvamp128> fluitfries:  please be specific-- because I can grab it for you on packages-- and give you a direct link to a .deb
[02:08] <Dillizar> i think somebody is trying to get in my pc! how can i check that
[02:08] <fluitfries> redvamp128: thanks but i'm ok now, i needed to reinstall xubuntu-desktop but since i wiped out my X settings i can get back in to X now.  thanks though!
[02:08] <redvamp128> Dillizar:  1st place to check is the system logs..
[02:09] <DasEi> Dillizar: check wireshark
[02:09] <Dillizar> DasEi, i need to d-l it
[02:09] <olragon> I want to make a ubuntu based network deployment. Which software should i use?
[02:09] <ElCapitan> _2 hey that didnt seem to work, my fstab looks different then examples that I have seen on tutorials and how to forsome reason
[02:10] <_2> ElCapitan you added the line i gave ?     issue   sudo mount -a
[02:11] <olragon> I want to deploy ubuntu over network? Which is the best method for me?
[02:11] <_2> ElCapitan and note i did assume that you have a partition on that disk, there is no law that says you have to have a partition, i personally don't use them.  so if it's a filesystem without a partition change the   /dev/sdb1 to /dev/sdb
[02:12] <DasEi> Dillizar: http://www.wireshark.org/download.html
[02:12] <DasEi> olragon:more info about deploy ?
[02:12] <Dillizar> k i download it and installed it DasEi now what i need to do
[02:13] <_2> yipe! i just hung my only superuser access to this box....    looks like i'll have to reboot to gain control of it.
[02:13] <mcnellis> my laptop has an AMD Turion 64 processor I think it's like 2.4GHz but when I cat /proc/cpuinfo it says 800MHz. I've noticed the processor is running at a high % a lot of the time and intensive websites like gmail and facebook temporarily freeze every page load so I can tell the processor is probably running at 800MHz, def not the speed it should be at. I remember i dropped my laptop once or twice, but it's been running fine for months since that's
[02:13] <mcnellis> happened, well besides the fact that CPU is running slow could it be that my processor got a bit unseated on the fall or something and tha'ts why it's running slow, but still running. nothing ever fails it's just hte processor runs really slow, apparently at 800MHz
[02:14] <olragon> DasEi: I want to deploy a customized ubuntu version for my opensource training lab.
[02:15] <ElCapitan_> _2, that didnt seem to work, my fstab seems different then examples I have seen online (sorry if you saw this and resonded, my connection froze had to reconnect)
[02:15] <gsp2009> hello all.
[02:15] <timeless> unop: aptitude definitely fails, since i don't have it
[02:15] <timeless> /usr/sbin/update-rc.d -> /usr/share/sysvinit/update-rc.d
[02:15] <timeless> (that file doesn't exist)
[02:15] <_2> ElCapitan you added the line i gave ?     issue   sudo mount -a
[02:15] <unop> timeless, you could replace aptitude with apt-get there
[02:15] <_2> ElCapitan and note i did assume that you have a partition on that disk, there is no law that says you have to have a partition, i personally don't use them.  so if it's a filesystem without a partition change the   /dev/sdb1 to /dev/sdb
[02:16] <wartalker> if i install the application use *.deb, how i uninstall it
[02:16] <unop> timeless, or download the sysv-rc package and install it manually with dpkg
[02:16] <unop> wartalker, as you normally would with the package manager i.e. synaptic, apt-get, aptitude, etc
[02:16] <fluitfries> _2: no partition??
[02:16] <_2> wartalker apt-get remove package-name
[02:16] <Dillizar> what is Gnome-vfs
[02:16] <ElCapitan> _2 I added "/dev/sdb /media/disk auto defaults 0 0"
[02:17] <Dillizar> what is Gnome-vfs-deamon
[02:17] <_2> fluitfries no partition.   correct.
[02:17] <wartalker> unop: i mean i use dpkg -i *.deb, then how i uninstall it
[02:17] <_2> ElCapitan and you don't have any partition on that device ?
[02:17] <fluitfries> _2: i'm gonna have to look into that.  :)
[02:17] <unop> wartalker, just as i said
[02:17] <wartalker> _2: if i use dpkg -i xxx.deb, then how i uninstall it
[02:17] <gsp2009> does anyone know for sure if the laptop killing bug has been resolved?
[02:17] <jrib> !away > spass_away
[02:17] <_2> wartalker apt-get remove package-name
[02:18] <spass_away> jrib: aye, sry
[02:18] <_2> gsp2009 laptop killing bug ?
[02:18] <jrib> gsp2009: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695
[02:18] <jrib> gsp2009: erm, sorry for the double url
[02:18] <ElCapitan> _2 /dev/sbd is not partioned just a ext3 500gb HDD
[02:19] <_2> ElCapitan ok then issue the   sudo mount -a     and see what it says
[02:19] <ElCapitan> _2 and I would like it to mount to /media/disk
[02:19] <olragon> I want to deploy a customized version of ubuntu over network (PXE). I have a server with dhcp3-server,pxe installed. How can I deploy ubuntu to my client in the same network?
[02:20] <ElCapitan> _2 /dev/sdb already mounted or /media/disk busy and then it says  according to mtab, /dev/sdb1 is already mounted on /media/disk
[02:20] <jillian> hi all...i'm having a problem..i upgraded to 8.10 yesterday and i don't know if it's related but my frostwire and other programs are unstable now.. when i try to load my frostwire only a blank screen loads.
[02:21] <_2> ElCapitan again, i know it can be done, and do use partitionless disks,  but just to make sure we are on the same page of music.  how did you format (make the filesystem) on the disk ?
[02:21] <redvamp128> jillian:  for frostwire you could try installing an updated version from getdeb.net
[02:21] <DPic> so adobe released flash for 64-bit linux, but is that what's included in jaunty or does it still just use the 32-bit version?
[02:21] <Webstrand> I am having problems with the command mount -a. It returns the errors http://pastebin.com/d700c136e my /etc/fstab file is http://pastebin.com/m26ddca81. How can i fix this?
[02:21] <jrib> !jaunty | DPic
[02:21] <jillian> should this solve my problem
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> jillian: or try downloading the updated version from frostwire.com  the other thing, start frostwire in a terminal by typing frostwire at the prompt, and see if you get any errors
[02:21] <jillian> it was running fine before
[02:21] <ElCapitan> _2 /dev/sdb is ext3
[02:21] <redvamp128> jillian:  for programs like that are not OS dependent -- you should download and install the new one for the new os
[02:22] <_2> ElCapitan because if /dev/sdb1 is mounted. then there is "ABSOULTELY" a partition on that device.   i.e. you can't mount what doesn't exist.
[02:22] <kop> !chat
[02:22] <DPic> jrib, i'm just curious
[02:22] <redvamp128> jillian:  new os -- new set of rules--
[02:22] <DPic> it's not really a support question
[02:22] <jrib> DPic: sure, but #ubuntu+1 is the place to ask about jaunty
[02:22] <DPic> oh ok
[02:22] <DPic> sorry
[02:22] <jillian> oh ok...i'll try the errors
[02:22] <Dillizar> how can i make a defragment my hdd
[02:23] <_2> ElCapitan >>> <ElCapitan> _2 /dev/sdb is ext3 <<<< does NOT tell me how you formated it.   what command or application did you use ?
[02:23] <redvamp128> jillian:  the only thing the upgrade did was update system files not programs that were compiled to run with the old os-- a newer version should  make it run .
[02:23] <olragon> Dillizar: with extf3 you don't need to defrag hdd
[02:23] <djnel> Hi, I'm using vista and don't know why anymore. I'm proficient with computers, my concern is using a newer laptop, whats the norm for everything just working fairly easily after install. My concernes would be my NIC and Dualscreen support for Nvidea. I'd have to nuke my windows partition as windows gives access denied error msg, drive passes all tests, I'm done with troubleshooting microsoft :Þ
[02:23] <ElCapitan> _2 my primary HDD that the OS resides on is Dual Booting Windows 7 and partioned, I have been using the Second HDD for over a year and got it from a freind and never formatted it myself
[02:23] <Dillizar> olragon, NICE :D
[02:23] <redvamp128> jillian:  though I would go into synaptic package manager and remove the old frostwire before installing the new
[02:24] <_2> ElCapitan or lets go at this another way.   what does this command return?   grep sdb1 /proc/partitions
[02:24] <Webstrand> djnel, i have an NVidia card, and runs dual screen fine.
[02:24] <jillian> ok..i'll do that thanx
[02:24] <jillian> what is the best way to download the updated one...from the site??
[02:24] <IndyGunFreak> jillian: are all your programs unstable, or just frostwire?
[02:24] <olragon> I need help to deploy Ubuntu over network? Anyone have experience?
[02:25] <jillian> actually...my firefox minimize line has disappeared...
[02:25] <ElCapitan> _2  8    17  488384001 sdb1
[02:25] <_2> ElCapitan you have a partition on sdb   so mount sdb1 like i said the first time!
[02:25] <redvamp128> jillian:  once you remove the old here is a link to the new http://www.getdeb.net/app/Frostwire
[02:25] <djnel> Webstrand: Awesome... have to make sure I can watch my movies ;) Thanks :)
[02:25] <Scunizi> djnel: got a friend with a functional computer.. have him/her download the Desktop live cd and burn the iso to a cd.. then boot to it on your laptop and see if things work there.. if they do .. install and smile ..:)
[02:25] <scrolls> pwn
[02:25] <bartek_> djnel: dualscreen is no problem - nvidia-settings; defragment partition under win with some smart tool -defragler as i remember
[02:25] <jillian> ok...hold on guys...let me see what the terminal says
[02:26] <jillian> then i'll go from there...i'm still new to ubuntu so stick with me here
[02:26] <Scunizi> djnel: keeping in mind that full nvidia support isn't there until after the install.  but you shouldn't have a problem
[02:26] <djnel> Ive got the cd all good to go, only fault was couldnt shrink the partition to make space for Ubuntu and dualboot... I'm thinking just nuke the main windows, change the data to fat32 and give'er
[02:26] <_2> ElCapitan the disk /dev/sdb is partitioned.   probably contains one primary partition.   you have a filesystem within the partition.    you can't mount the disk.  you can't mount a partition. you can only mount a filesystem.  the filesystem is within the first primary partition, on the device.  so mount   /dev/sdb1 on /mnt/disk   and be happy with it.
[02:26] <Scunizi> djnel: you have a partition with fat32?
[02:27] <bartek_> djnel: do shring with ubuntu installer
[02:27] <aziz> i'm missing gst-inspect, what do i have to install from the repository?
[02:27] <NW> how to install freebsd to dual-boot with my current ubuntu OS?
[02:27] <Daft_Punk> does the naitive ps3 OS use linux core
[02:27] <Scunizi> djnel: your new file system for ubuntu will be ext3.. if you have a lot of data on the fat32 partition back it up and make it go away..
[02:28] <JPSman> I am having trouble getting my virtual box to work.  can anyone help me with installing the /dev/vboxdrv ?
[02:28] <jillian> ok...all sorts of errors and nulls came up in the terminal and it does say that a new version is available...i'll try to remove this one now
[02:28] <jillian> can someone walk me through that
[02:28] <ElCapitan> _2 I will try that again, I did that the first try and thought it was a mistake since the drive I want is sdb in fstab "Disk /dev/sdb: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes". In fstab it does not list sbd1 anywhere
[02:28] <olragon> JPSman: which version of VirtualBox you are using?
[02:28] <djnel> Scunizi: currently not, 2 partitions, both ntfs, The data partition wont shrink so I'm thinking convert that to Fat32, nuke the entire windows partition... Theres barely anything I NEED on there....
[02:28] <jillian> redvamp128??
[02:29] <JPSman> olragon 1.5.0
[02:29] <JPSman> _OSE
[02:29] <redvamp128> actually go with the new version
[02:29] <jillian> or IndyGunFreak
[02:29] <_2> ElCapitan another useful command for sorting these things out is     blkid
[02:29] <IndyGunFreak> jillian: ?
[02:29] <olragon> @JPSman: which error you have?
[02:29] <redvamp128> jillian:  go with the new version
[02:29] <jillian> how do i remove the one i have now
[02:29] <_2> ElCapitan in fact more useful than fdisk
[02:29] <luser9> hi, using Hardy for a while now, wondering how to make a .zip out of a folder and all its contents. right now when I right click on a folder and "create archive", I just get a zip with an empty folder
[02:29] <Scunizi> djnel: if there's nothing there then just nuke everything.. fat32 is good for usb memory sticks but that's about it.. there's no journeling with it..
[02:29] <jillian> i'm new to ubuntu
[02:29] <jillian> don't know my way around well yet
[02:30] <IndyGunFreak> jillian: open a terminal, type "sudo apt-get remove frostwire"
[02:30] <NW> how to install freebsd to dual-boot with my current ubuntu OS?
[02:30] <jillian> ok
[02:30] <IndyGunFreak> jillian: then go to frostwire.com, and download the ubuntu .deb file, for the new version of frostwire
[02:30] <djnel> cool... next time you see me I'll be a n00b... I started in the DOS days and LOVED dos, never really liked Windows but never bothered to figure Linux out... Looking forward to the experience :) Thanks for the input
[02:30] <usser> luser9, zip -r foo.zip /directory
[02:30] <_2> well i need to reboot to "unhang" my superuser console.   brb.
[02:30] <jillian> ok...thanx
[02:31] <usser> NW, freebsd has its own bootloader not sure if grub can boot freebsd
[02:31] <JPSman> olragon: virtualBox kernel driver not installed.  the vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason (which is true)  I try to ls -l /dev/vboxdrv and is says no such file or directory
[02:31] <Scunizi> djnel: sounds like me.. you'll like it.. the gui's good to start and then you learn more at the terminal
[02:32] <_2> it takes me that long to reboot
[02:32] <jillian> ok..i got an error message in the terminal... warning: while removing frostwire, directory `/usr/lib/frostwire' not empty so not removed.
[02:32] <ElCapitan> _2 haha that was fast
[02:32] <redvamp128> jillian:  I think I may know why your tops disappeared -- goto system- preference- appearance - then visual effects-- and select none
[02:32] <prince_jammys> names
[02:32] <narcoclepsy> hi, I have ubuntu-desktop listed as a distribution update in the update manager but i can never click the checkbox. what gives?
[02:32] <Scunizi> _2: a whole minute? wow.. you should be able to get that down to at least... 55 seconds :)
[02:33] <jillian> ok...i'll do that...now what's up with the error message about frostwire
[02:33] <luser9> usser: to confirm, "foo.zip" represents the name of the file of I want to creat and "/directory" the folder that I want to compress, yes?
[02:33] <redvamp128> That sounds about like my boot time to get into KUbuntu Desktop -- gnome only takes 45 and LXDE 32
[02:33] <usser> luser9, yes
[02:33] <narcoclepsy> what gives was supposed to have a smiley after it too :-)
[02:33] <jillian> and great!! that was the problem with firefox...just did it
[02:33] <jillian> thanx
[02:34] <redvamp128> jillian:  it is probably a video driver update -- to fix that one-- but that is a fix for now.
[02:34] <bartek_> djnel: vista is always leaving some file in the middle of hdd capacity so you cannot shring it in vista more then a half of total hdd capacity - do shrinking with ubuntu installer
[02:34] <NW> usser: can i use linux swap for freebsd?
[02:34] <L|nuxPS2_> is there a way in bash to make a program run when stin is piped from stdout and that output is multiple lines?
[02:34] <dayo_> jillian: the directory was non-empty. u can try `rm -rf /usr/lib/frostwire`
[02:34] <jillian> ?? ok..you lost me
[02:34] <L|nuxPS2_> as in run the program for each line of stdout
[02:34] <redvamp128> jillian:  see if your frostwire is listed -- in your synaptic package manger--
[02:34] <usser> NW, i dont know, sorry
[02:35] <jillian> no
[02:35] <jillian> i checked earlier
[02:35] <JPSman> olragon: I think i'm having a dependancy problem...im going to try and un-install and re-install.  My virtualHD I created the other day shouldnt change right?
[02:35] <redvamp128> jillian:  it would have been under installed -- on the left
[02:35] <Daft_Punk> you know the tray icons for limewire/frostwire? how can those be changed so the background of the icon is opaque and not white?
[02:35] <L|nuxPS2_> anyone know much about piping and multiple lines in stdout
[02:35] <jillian> ok...let me check
[02:35] <jeancalvin> what's an easy way to add a program that's currently running (and is on my panel) into the startup programs list (in sessions, i guess)?
[02:36] <WebcamWonder> !fixadept
[02:36] <zimbres> I have a library named libheal.a and I am trying to link it in g++ with g++ file -L/path -lheal but it is complaining "file format not recognized". What I am doing wrong?
[02:36] <jillian> ok..i'm in package manager now and i don't see anything that says installed
[02:37] <RussM> L|nuxPS2, Sure. try "firstprog | tr \012 \00 | xargs -0 -n1 secondprog"
[02:37] <jillian> do you mean the list on the left...if so frostwire isn't there
[02:37] <redvamp128> jillian:  click the word installed
[02:37] <L|nuxPS2_> RussM: alright, i'll try that, thanks
[02:37] <olragon> @JPSMAN: you can try re-install linux-kernel-headers to fix this issue
[02:37] <redvamp128> jillian:  then move the bar up and down on the right to see more packages
[02:38] <RussM> L|nuxPS2, Wait, that passes the line as args to the second prog... sorry. You want it to pass it as stdin to secondprog?
[02:38] <jillian> where is installed
[02:38] <JPSman> olragon: the linux-kernel-headers for all of linux or just the headers for the VirtualBox?
[02:38] <L|nuxPS2_> passing it as args works too
[02:38] <luser9> usser: I get two errors: "zip warning: name not matched: /Part" and "﻿zip warning: name not matched: I"
[02:38] <L|nuxPS2_> i haven't written the second prog so i can make it do either way
[02:38] <luser9> usser: the original folder name is Part I
[02:38] <usser> luser9, zip -r foo.zip Part\ I
[02:39] <redvamp128> actually -- jillian just see if possibly the deb from frostwire will install with the old still there
[02:39] <dayo_> L|nuxPS2_: here's some useful info: http://commandline.org.uk/2007/ten-cool-coreutils-commands/
[02:39] <jillian> ok..i'll try that...i don't see anything that says installed
[02:39] <Daft_Punk> HELP: you know the tray icons for limewire/frostwire? how can those be changed so the background of the icon is opaque and not white?
[02:39] <L|nuxPS2_> dayo_: thanks
[02:40] <redvamp128> jillian:  I think when you tried to remove it-- some of your incomplete downloads possibly could not be removed
[02:40] <porter1_> Daft_Punk, find a SVG version, or PNG one with alpha.
[02:40] <Myrth> hi
[02:40] <trent1> does the remote desktop only work for windows to ubuntu? or can i control windows computers too?
[02:40] <Daft_Punk> porter1_, i do not know where the ICON is stored though, so i dont know which one to change
[02:40] <jillian> ok...so how do i fix that
[02:40] <Myrth> when i'm running alsamixer, it shows pulseaudio with only 1 track, how do i show alsa tracks?
[02:41] <dayo_> L|nuxPS2_: u're welcome
[02:41] <redvamp128> jillian:  other than before you install -- use nautilus then find the .frostwire folder and delete that  ( you would have to show hidden)
[02:41] <porter1_> Daft_Punk, you can right click on the menu item and then select properties.
[02:41] <JPSman> what command to I run to see which version of the kernel i am running?
[02:41] <usser> trent1, use tsclient. it cad do RDP, windows remote desktop
[02:41] <porter1_> Then, if you click on the icon in the dialog, it tells you where it is.
[02:41] <redvamp128> jillian:  lets not worry about that-- the new should see the old
[02:41] <jillian> where is nautilus
[02:42] <jillian> ok...lol
[02:42] <jillian> so...go ahead and download the new one?
[02:42] <trent1> thanks usser will give it a try
[02:42] <redvamp128> jillian:  lets try that first
[02:42] <JPSman> brb
[02:42] <jillian> ok...let me try..be back soon
[02:42] <redvamp128> jillian:  for your reference-- type nautilus at the prompt and that is the file manger
[02:43] <NW> could ubuntu installed on a logical partition?
[02:43] <luser9> usser: again I got a "zip warning name etc", but it also suggested another command with an "-i" before folder name. That just gave "zip error". :(
[02:43] <jillian> ok..thanx
[02:43] <redvamp128> jillian:  for the default install of Ubuntu (unless you have Xubuntu/Kubuntu or many varients)
[02:43] <L|nuxPS2_> be right back - testing my script
[02:43] <trent1> thank you :)
[02:43] <jillian> no..i have ubuntu
[02:43] <Daft_Punk> porter1_, i am talking about the icon for frostwire in my tray... not in the menu
[02:43] <usser> luser9, hm zip -r foo.zip "Part I"
[02:43] <luser9> usser: maybe my terminal fu is no good, is there a GUI way, or better front end than file roller?
[02:44] <luser9> usser: ok trying now
[02:44] <RussM> L|nuxPS2, On second thought.... try "firstprog | tr '\n' '\000' | xargs -0 -n1 secondprog"
[02:44] <usser> luser9, well fileroller isnt bad
[02:44] <usser> luser9, i prefer xarchiver
[02:45] <porter1_> Daft_Punk, hawe you checked if there is a .frostwire folder? I don't use frostwire so I'm not sure
[02:45] <luser9> usser: hey it worked! :D
[02:45] <luser9> thx v much
[02:45] <Daft_Punk> porter1_, i have looked everywhere i could think of, including .frostwire and i cant seem to find the icon for the tray itself
[02:45] <duduli> heihei
[02:45] <porter1_> How did you install frostwire?
[02:46] <usser> luser9, no problem
[02:46] <luser9> usser: I'll give xarchiver a look, thx
[02:46] <jillian> ok...i'm about to download the frostwire...should i click open with GDebi package installer?
[02:46] <Daft_Punk> porter1_,  a deb package
[02:46] <Daft_Punk> i think
[02:47] <duduli> when ubuntu start display : waiting for cman to start? why
[02:47] <qcjn> i want to search for files that we're created in the last 2 or 3 day's. It,s on an another computer, and i'd like to do it trought terminal, cause it dosen't seem to do it with nautilus.
[02:47] <jillian> redvamp128?
[02:48] <NW> could ubuntu installed on a logical partition?
[02:48] <redvamp128> jillian:  yes I just got back
[02:49] <jillian> ok...open with GDebi package installer?
[02:49] <Numus2> y would my crtl-alt-enter inside remotedesktop client not work anymore.. it doesnt tab the window
[02:49] <redvamp128> jillian:  pm?
[02:49] <jillian> ??
[02:49] <usser> qcjn, find /directory -mtime 2
[02:49] <numus> very strange
[02:49] <redvamp128> jillian:  you should see a tab appear with my name
[02:50] <qcjn> usser: is that an application
[02:50] <jillian> yes
[02:50] <usser> qcjn, that will search for files in the /directory modified in the last two days(ie 48 hours)
[02:50] <|ns|nR8> someone tell me why ubuntu needs to send packets to 224.0.0.251
[02:50] <redvamp128> jillian click it
[02:50] <usser> qcjn, yes find is an applications, command line one
[02:50] <luser9> qcjn: I'm no expert but I found a search app called Searchmonkey, a gui for terminal commands like "find"
[02:51] <kindofabuzz> when will the repos get python3 final?
[02:51] <dn4> is there a way I can upgrade my current hardy
[02:51] <dn4> to the latest alpha
[02:51] <WebcamWonder> !upgrade | dn4
[02:52] <bartek_> bya
[02:52] <bartek_> bye
[02:52] <dn4> a simple yes or no would od WebcamWonder
[02:52] <numus> y would my crtl-alt-enter inside remotedesktop client not work anymore.. it doesnt tab the window
[02:52] <kindofabuzz> dn4, read and decide for yourself
[02:52] <qcjn> before searchmonkey, ad rather do it with find if i can.
[02:52] <WebcamWonder> dn4: Certainly possible, but the official instructions don't have the upgrading to alpha part, they can upgrade you to intrepid
[02:52] <numus> redvamp128 i found my answer for the ntfs partition access
[02:53] <redvamp128> cool was it already mounted?
[02:53] <kindofabuzz> i wuouldn't advise upgrading hardy to jaunty alpha, maybe to intrepid yes
[02:53] <qcjn> But the directory is on another computer, so it would be throught Samba,,right ??
[02:53] <numus> redvamp128 ya.. it was hiding in a folder called host inside root
[02:53] <redvamp128> numus:  let me guess -- mnt
[02:53] <lasivian> how can I move a package from one PC to another, the second one has not internet
[02:53] <dn4> couldn't I just replace my apt-get repositories with alpha ones
[02:53] <numus> redvamp128 ???
[02:53] <dn4> and then do apt-get update
[02:54] <usser> qcjn, you can mount samba shares with smbmount
[02:54] <dn4> or will that break my system?
[02:54] <numus> redvamp128 nautilus /host
[02:54] <kindofabuzz> dn4, did you even read that link giving to you?
[02:54] <xnt> does anyone know how to netboot the 8.10 livecd?
[02:54] <numus> redvamp128 had to search root and then find host and look inside it and found all my ntfs file system info
[02:54] <techqbert> equery files $package will return the files installed by $package.  does apt have a similar program?  I understand with debs on GUI I can't see where files are to be installed
[02:54] <qcjn> usser, i think it's already mounted, cause i can get to it trought nautilus
[02:54] <dn4> kindofabuzz, yes
[02:54] <qcjn> usser: i just can't make the search
[02:54] <techsupport> how do i stop the mysql server ?
[02:55] <usser> qcjn, nautilus has its own virtual filesystem, its not actually mounted anywhere physically
[02:55] <qcjn> usser: ok
[02:55] <orudie> sorry for the nick change
[02:55] <usser> qcjn, man smbmount, it goes something like this smbmount //server/share /localdirectory -o User=username
[02:56] <auditya> i just installed ubuntu on my new dell inspiron and my wireless in not working
[02:56] <auditya> in the restricted drivers it shows wl
[02:56] <auditya> any suggestion ??
[02:56] <xnt> auditya: dell insprion? is it a broadcom
[02:56] <qcjn> usser: it's complicated just to find the "route to"
 wtf does ubuntu use, rc-update or something
 System -> Prefrences -> Sessions?
 oh wait, boot time. nevermind. =P
[02:57] <Malformation> * staykov has quit ("sleep")
[02:57] <FloodBot1> Malformation: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:57] <Malformation> oops wrong paste
[02:57] <SEVILLA> if alot of my memory is being cached how can i fix that
[02:57] <dn4> ok is 8.10 worth the upgrade?
[02:57] <jackal> orudie: as root in a terminal you can use /etc/init.d/mysql stop
[02:57] <dn4> like what does 8.10 offer that is special?
[02:57] <auditya> xnt: yea i guess so ..... one sec ill confirm it
[02:57] <Malformation> i want to start a few daemons at boot-time on ubuntu, anyone know how?
[02:57] <qcjn> usser: i tried once, never got it
[02:57] <virtualuser> this is a long shot BUT, Does anyone know i how you configure ubuntu to find my wireless network adapter though sun xVM virtual box  ??
[02:57] <usser> qcjn, what do you mean by find the route to?
[02:58] <usser> virtualuser, dont have to do anything special, with 2.1 you can bridge any connection to virtualbox with a click of a button
[02:58] <qcjn> usser: the name of the computer, the name of the user, directory
[02:58] <usser> virtualuser, as long as its detected by host os
[02:58] <usser> qcjn, why is it so hard?
[02:59] <auditya> xnt: yea its broadcom
[02:59] <chriz> #mplayer
[02:59] <usser> qcjn, name or ip of the computer your connecting to,
[02:59] <xnt> auditya: if its a broadcom, than you are going to pull your hair out trying to get it to work in ubuntu. I swapped my broadcom for an atheros card the moment I got it
[02:59] <blueraven> do you guys know if those small external harddrives(fit in pocket) can be used as an operating system drive?
[02:59] <qcjn> ip is easy
[02:59] <usser> qcjn, share is the name under which the share is listed on windows you can find that out through the properties on winbox
[02:59] <virtualuser> usser, i am talking to you now via a wireless connection, however ubuntu's network manager dosent seem to know it, i would like to go into monitor mode
[02:59] <qcjn> usser: good idea
[02:59] <DasEI1> blueraven: 2.5"" ? why not
[03:00] <blueraven> well, they are typically used as backup drives..they have sync software on them
[03:00] <auditya> xnt: is there any way out for this ???
[03:00] <usser> virtualuser, i am not sure what you're talking about, are u running ubuntu in the virtualbox?
[03:00] <xnt> once I had a laptop with a broadcom card, and in the restricted drivers section I found a driver , but it needed firmware
[03:00] <xnt> hold on a sec
[03:00] <usser> qcjn, the user is the user that's allowed access to the share, ie the user under which u shared the folder on windows
[03:01] <blueraven> the 500gb ones are $120 now and they fit in your pocket
[03:01] <qcjn> usser: i know the name of the computer, the name of hte user, and the share name should be the same name as under nautilus
[03:02] <usser> qcjn, yea
[03:02] <xnt> auditya: exactly which broadcom card is it, run lspci in a terminal
[03:02] <usser> qcjn, ie when it mounts with nautilus you should have an icon on the desktop, ie share on storage for example
[03:03] <qcjn> usser: i have aname + ip
[03:03] <usser> qcjn, yea so mount it. sudo smbmount //ip/share /mnt -o User=yourusername
[03:04] <chriz> #smplayer
[03:04] <qcjn> usser: i ll try
[03:04] <xnt> does anyone know how to boot 8.10 off pxe?
[03:05] <VolVE> Hey, does anyone use tee and find that if the app you're watching throws an error that it stops logging/displaying a few lines earlier? I've run the same command without going through tee and I see more lines than tee shows...
[03:06] <jgonick> Each user can set their own screen resolution...Where is this info save?  the file..Thanks
[03:06] <frost_> looks like a botnet :D Joined, quit, joined, quit ..
[03:06] <tamghar> me?
[03:06] <tamghar> what was the ip?
[03:06] <tamghar> im having some extreme difficulties
[03:06] <xnt> brb
[03:07] <akio> holy crap, I have my nick back and I haven't been disconnected yet...
[03:07] <Parasitic> yet
[03:07] <qcjn> usser: No manual entry for smbmount
[03:08] <qcjn> usser: didn,t work
[03:08] <usser> qcjn, do you have smbfs installed? sudo apt-get install smbfs
[03:08] <Scunizi> akio: register it
[03:08] <akio> its been registered for years
[03:08] <akio> grrr
[03:09] <virtualuser> i'm trying to install a driver via terminal i have an error in terminal, can i pm someone the error ?
[03:09] <qcjn> usser: don't know, i ll try to install it
[03:09] <WebcamWonder> !pastebin | virtualuser
[03:09] <jackal> VolVE: do you mean the file that tee is writing to has less output than what you see on your screen?
[03:09] <WebcamWonder> !pm | virtualuser
[03:09] <virtualuser> thanks
[03:09] <akio> i have something goofed up on the irc clients, they are using global info but when it uses that there some kind of awful loop happening with peer connection resets and nick assignment
[03:10] <VolVE> jackal: I mean that my screen and the file match, but that the data stops sooner than if I run the same process (that throws an error) without tee
[03:10] <chriz> #mplayer
[03:11] <qcjn> ok, i ve installed it
[03:11] <usser> qcjn, paste the exact command you're using
[03:11] <jackal> VolVE: is the missing data the error message?
[03:11] <virtualuser> okay: http://paste.ubuntu.com/116674/ anyone know what to do here ?
[03:12] <Zenitur> permission denided was not a bug of ext4. I forgot exec option
[03:12] <VolVE> jackal: it's a few lines prior to the error, and then the message it's self (which I understand being absent if it's on stderr and not stdout)
[03:12] <constantine_> I did a number on my orange desktop buttons and they disappeared from my panel!
[03:12] <constantine_> how do I get those back?
[03:13] <jackal> VolVE: yeah, i was thinking that stderr was your problem, but it sounds like it isn't
[03:13] <qcjn> usser: ok
[03:13] <Zenitur> In Ubuntu 8.04 and later impossible to update or downgrade proprietary video driver. New module does not work. In 7.10 it works
[03:13] <mxian> right click on the edge and click add to panel
[03:13] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:looks like you misstyped the filename
[03:13] <usser> qcjn, did it work?
[03:13] <qcjn>  sudo smbmount //192.168.0.101/bur_élodie /mnt -o User=qcjn
[03:14] <virtualuser> i copied and pasted it -_-
[03:14] <qcjn> usser: no
[03:14] <VolVE> jackal: it's almost like there's some buffer that only writes to screen/file after filling X lines/characters, and when the error hits everything exists and the buffer dies before a write...
[03:14] <usser> qcjn, well directory name has a utf character that might be the problem
[03:14] <constantine_> nifty tool, thanks mxian
[03:14] <Cody1> Can anyone explain to me why, even after buying an expensive cat6 crossover cable, my xbox 360 will not connect to he computer? I have wireless internet and im trying to connect xbox to the computer.
[03:14] <mxian> no problem const.
[03:15] <qcjn> usser: but he command seem ok ?
[03:15] <virtualuser> RT73_Linux_STA_Drv1.0.4.0.tar.gz
[03:15] <mxian> const. you may want to right click after you add something to the panel and click lock
[03:15] <Scunizi> !ics | Cody1
[03:15] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:you can use asterisk (*) for filecompletititon, move it to /usr first (f.e. /usr/src), cd there, then tar -xvf file
[03:15] <Pritesh> hello everyone
[03:15] <jgonick> screen resolution question.  Every user can set their own resolution.  Anyone know what file holds the info?
[03:15] <redvamp128> quick question-- how do you add a friend in Xchat-- ( I am using pidgin) but need to tell someone how to.
[03:15] <qcjn> usser: cause i could try with another user
[03:15] <cisto> buona sera o buon giorno a tutti!!
[03:15] <usser> qcjn, the command is ok but it probably can understand that e character there
[03:16] <Scunizi> redvamp128: so the nick highlights when mentioned?  /hilight <nick>
[03:16] <virtualuser> DasEI1: i don't follow what you're telling me -_- sorry
[03:16] <qcjn> usser: ok, i ll try with anotheruser that doesn have this carachter
[03:16] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:open a terminal ...
[03:16] <mxian> redvamp right click on friend and add to friends list i believe
[03:16] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:file located on desktop ?
[03:17] <rods> I got kind of a fun, easy question. How do I add panels to my desktop? I removed it when I put on AWN, so once I get rid of AWN i'd like to use the original panel that comes with Ubuntu in a fresh install
[03:17] <virtualuser> yeah..
[03:17] <jackal> VolVE: what if you try telling tee to ignore interrupts, with the -i option (maybe it's getting killed before it can flush it's buffer)
[03:17] <VolVE> no difference
[03:17] <cisto> for ubuntu italian Support Channel?
[03:18] <VolVE> :/
[03:18] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:cp ~/<yourUsernemeHere>/ RT73*   /usr/src
[03:18] <chriz> HI all
[03:18] <_VIM_> !it | cisto
[03:18] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:cd /usr/src
[03:18] <qcjn> usser: ok, i've tried with another one and it's mounted on my desktop
[03:18] <cisto> ty :)
[03:18] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:ls                      <<file there ?
[03:19] <rods> I got kind of a fun, easy question. How do I add panels to my desktop? I removed it when I put on AWN, so once I get rid of AWN i'd like to use the original panel that comes with Ubuntu in a fresh install?
[03:19] <virtualuser> yep
[03:19] <qcjn> usser: so there's a problem with the carachter
[03:19] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: tar -xvf RT73*
[03:20] <virtualuser> sorry, i get lag spikes due to poor wireless signal strength
[03:20] <usser> qcjn, right can you do ls -al /mnt on the terminal does it list the share contents?
[03:20] <chriz> rods: we add panel by using "right click" on tool bar
[03:20] <Sergeant_Pony> is there a way I can list all usb ports on my laptop?
[03:20] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: ls               <<see a new directory ?
[03:20] <rods> chriz: how then do I get the show-desktop button, etc. on it?
[03:20] <mxian> rods: sudo debconf gnome-panel
[03:21] <jgonick> rods:  see http://www.watchingthenet.com/restore-panels-in-ubuntu-back-to-their-default-settings.html
[03:21] <rods> mxian: thanks much!!! And the rest of ya too!
[03:21] <mxian> np
[03:21] <qcjn> usser: yes it shows the content of the one i've just mounted
[03:21] <virtualuser> tar: RT73*: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[03:21] <Fragesteller> hi!
[03:22] <j03lar50n> 'Editing Wired connection 1' Static IP, home server: besides Address, Netmask and Gateway..vals for DNS Servs, Search Domains generic??
[03:22] <usser> qcjn, cool so run that find command, sudo find /mnt -mtime 2
[03:22] <chriz> rods: there is a option "SHOW DESKTOP", and select "Add"
[03:22] <j03lar50n> I use a DynamicDNS service..
[03:22] <qcjn> usser: ok
[03:22] <Fragesteller> I have a problem. I can't start ubuntu anymore. It says that there is no init in /sbin
[03:22] <DasEI1> !who | virtualuser
[03:22] <Pritesh> I m new to ubuntu can somebody please help me with visual effects ?
[03:23] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: but you see it with ls in /usr/src ?
[03:23] <Myrth> what could be a problem - pulseaudio monitor shows signal from mike, but none of conference software receive sound, not skype nor ekiga
[03:23] <mxian> Pritesh: what kind of help?
[03:24] <Pritesh> before few days by mistake i deleted some packages while i was playing with compiz effects
[03:24] <Fragesteller> It had worked before, but yesterday my ekiga crahsed, i had to switch off computer without shutdown, and since then this problem
[03:24] <qcjn> usser: it worked :)
[03:24] <Pritesh> now when i select normal visual effects i loose min,max,close buttons
[03:24] <usser> qcjn, cool
[03:24] <chriz> rods: just right click on TOOL bar, u will get a option +Add to a panel
[03:24] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:can you boot into safemode ?
[03:24] <qcjn> usser: -mtime 2, is for the last 2 days ?
[03:25] <mxian> Pritesh: if you know which packages you removed you should add them back
[03:25] <usser> qcjn, yea
[03:25] <usser> qcjn, -mtime n*24 in hours
[03:25] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: ?
[03:25] <virtualuser> sorry
[03:25] <virtualuser> lag
[03:25] <usser> qcjn, ie -mtime 2 is -mtime 2*24 in hours
[03:25] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: but you see it with ls in /usr/src ?
[03:25] <Fragesteller> DasEI1 now. nothing no safe mode and not the other kernel versions. always the same message that there is no init and that i should pass the argument manually
[03:25] <Cody1> Is there a Networking Help IRC channel?
[03:25] <qcjn> usser: so -mtime n*8 ...would be the last 8 hours..right ?
[03:26] <virtualuser> where would i see that exactly (im new)
[03:26] <felix_R> hi all
[03:26] <Jaan|Perfect> hi all
[03:26] <Jaan|Perfect> good morning
[03:26] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: you cd'ed to /usr/src, right ?
[03:26] <felix_R> good morning
[03:26] <Jaan|Perfect> i am installing ubuntu vmware workstattion, is it safe ?
[03:26] <virtualuser> what ?  :(
[03:26] <felix_R> may be
[03:26] <jgonick> I really need to find this..Anyone? ﻿screen resolution question.  Every user can set their own resolution.  Anyone know what file holds the info?
[03:26] <qcjn> usser: so you can't put less then 24 hours ?
[03:27] <usser> qcjn, no eh, i guess i have problems explaining stuff, n is an integer that you specify 24 is a constant that you cant change
[03:27] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:check updateinitramfs then; you don't even get a busybox ?
[03:27] <usser> qcjn, try -mtime 0.5 though im not sure if it
[03:27] <usser> qcjn, will work
[03:27] <qcjn> usser: ok, i understand
[03:27] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: which directory are you in now ?
[03:28] <Fragesteller> DasEI! I get some shell only. maybe it's busybox
[03:28] <qcjn> usser: 0.5 invalid
[03:28] <Fragesteller> but I'm a noob dunno what to do there
[03:28] <Cody1> Is thee a networking help channel on IRC?
[03:28] <Cody1> there*
[03:28] <usser> qcjn, hm it works for me here
[03:28] <virtualuser> all i know is: the driver is on the desktop
[03:29] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:you will have to boot a live cd, chroot in the deadsystem an rebuild initramfs then
[03:29] <virtualuser> i don't know which directory i should @be in@
[03:29] <_VIM_> does Kde4 have a trackerd like search tool? I cant seem to get it working...
[03:29] <chriz> #mplayer
[03:29] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: in terminal , type : cd
[03:29] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: cd /usr/src
[03:29] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: ls
[03:30] <Fragesteller> DasEI1 I'm alewady on a live cd now. but it's not ubuntu.
[03:30] <virtualuser> okay..
[03:30] <virtualuser> it extended my name thing
[03:30] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: your file there ?
[03:30] <Fragesteller> DasEI1 How do i chroot in the deadsystem and how do i rebuilt initramfs?
[03:30] <virtualuser> i don't see any file
[03:30] <virtualuser> just a blank terminal with an extended name
[03:31] <qcjn> usser: no, 0.5 won't work
[03:31] <jhonnyboy> Hello everyone
[03:31] <jhonnyboy> new ubuntu user here :)
[03:31] <qcjn> usser: sudo find /mnt -mtime 0.5
[03:31] <qcjn> usser: won't work
[03:32] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools/+question/26781
[03:32] <Fragesteller> DasEI1  Thank you
[03:32] <jhonnyboy> how can i display folders and my computer icon and etc... on my desktop?
[03:32] <usser> qcjn,  you can try -cmin that is specified in minutes
[03:32] <jhonnyboy> what's the application that does that?
[03:32] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: and your RT73* is on the desktop ?
[03:32] <lemonpledge> ayo, ive got a "tough" question for u experts. I seem to not enjoy the gaming of Ubuntu, so is it possible to shrink Ubuntu's HD and create a partition for XP (Gasp)? Thanks for your help
[03:33] <orudie> i just did mv dir/ /anotherdir , and the content disapeard :(
[03:33] <qcjn> usser: anyway, that is not that important, rare will i look for a fil in the las 5 min
[03:33] <usser> qcjn, or -mmin
[03:33] <KaBarsEdge> lemonpledge: yes, very easy, I've done it with partition magic before
[03:33] <danbhfive> lemonpledge: I would just use the livecd and gparted
[03:33] <lemonpledge> can you give me a run thru quickly
[03:34] <Gerinych> jhonnyboy: it's called nautilus, something equivalent to windows explorer
[03:34] <lemonpledge> my whole hd is Ubuntu
[03:34] <acidplay> cler
[03:34] <acidplay> clear
[03:34] <jhonnyboy> Gerinych: is that what i can use to place my computer icon on the desktop?
[03:34] <qcjn> usser: what happens if i mount another one, another share. Will  ls -al /mnt work, or will i have to add a share name ?
[03:34] <DasEI1>  virtualuser: assuming your username is virtualuser : cp /home/virtualuser/Desktop/RT73*  /usr/src
[03:35] <danbhfive> lemonpledge: gparted is fairly self explanatory.  You would select the partition, and somehow select the shrink option.  Maybe through a right-click
[03:35] <Jillian2> ok
[03:35] <Gerinych> jhonnyboy: no, that's just a browser, youll have to add the my computer icon manually, i forget how
[03:35] <DasEI1> lemonpledge: you can use gparted for that, and afterwards check fstab if you use uuids for changes
[03:35] <lemonpledge> danbhfive: ok, and will it be NTFS?
[03:35] <KaBarsEdge> lemonpledge: I've never used gparted, but if you get a copy of partition magic, it's almost self explanatory once you boot to the CD
[03:35] <usser> qcjn, hehe, yea btw find can do a lot more than that, its really a swiss army knife. its not limited to displaying the files that match a pattern it can execute actions on them as well, for example find . -mtime 2 -exec mv {} {}.mp3 \; will rename every file that was modified in last two days to .mp3
[03:35] <Lerxst> jhonnyboy: you can use an application called ubuntu tweak to add the computer to your desktop
[03:35] <qcjn> usser: and for the é, would i have to put eacute or something like that ?
[03:36] <usser> qcjn, im not sure about e char, cant you just rename the share
[03:36] <jhonnyboy> Lerxst: Thank you
[03:36] <lemonpledge> DOes any1 else us XP for gaming and ubuntu for all the better thign sin life lol
[03:36] <usser> qcjn, as for mounting you can create as many directories in /mnt as you want and mount all shares in those subdirectories
[03:36] <jgonick> I hate to nag but.:).﻿screen resolution question.  Every user can set their own resolution.  Anyone know what file holds the info?
[03:36] <qcjn> usser: i think so ? should !
[03:36] <KaBarsEdge> lemonpledge: I use debian and XP, although, I use XP more because of all the requirements for my school work
[03:36] <KurtB> Hi folks. I'm installing subversion, and it claims a dependency on exim... but I don't want exim installed (I use postfix). How do I get aptitude to install subversion, but exim?
[03:36] <KaBarsEdge> just makes life easier
[03:37] <Lerxst> jhonnyboy: just a note, the application is not in the repositories
[03:37] <usser> qcjn, yea, i'd avoid those characters, there are still programs on linux that dont support utf
[03:37] <deunnero> i'm having a dpkg problem..   says to --configure -a ... i do it... and i get dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031' near line 1:
[03:37] <qcjn> usser: i think i m gonna have to read about that
[03:37] <mxian> lemon: i used ubuntu, fedora, xp, vista, windows 7... the later 3 for work
[03:37] <j03lar50n> when i ifconfig..the HWaddr i see there, should that match my router's Local Network MAC (Linksys)??
[03:37] <deunnero> jon@ubuntu:~$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[03:37] <deunnero> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031' near line 1:
[03:37] <deunnero>  newline in field name `#padding'
[03:37] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:  ?
[03:37] <qcjn> usser: these are relics from windows, or on another computer that is window
[03:38] <Fragesteller> DasEI1 and how do i chroot to the dead sytem??
[03:38] <j03lar50n> more specific..the eth0 HWaddr for my LAN connection
[03:38] <lemonpledge> oh and last question, once i install XP how will the bootloader look like or do I need to edit that
[03:38] <qcjn> usser: now when i name , i try to be careful of that, accent, spaces, uppercase, etc
[03:38] <usser> Fragesteller, mount the partition somewhere. and sudo chroot /directorywhereyoumounted
[03:38] <usser> qcjn, yea and spaces too, avoid spaces :)
[03:38] <Fragesteller> usser, thanks
[03:38] <usser> qcjn, use underscores
[03:39] <qcjn> usser: thats what i do now
[03:39] <qcjn> usser: but there's a lot or relics
[03:39] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:you got to mount your / of deadsystem  somwhere in live (if it's not automounted), then : sudo chroot /path/to/mount
[03:39] <KaBarsEdge> lemon: in my experience, XP will overwrite your bootloader, you will have to make a boot CD to reload it after the Xp installation is finished, but I could be wrong, it's been a long while since I've had to build a dual boot system
[03:40] <DasEI1> !grub | lemonpledge
[03:40] <Fragesteller> thank you DasEi1!
[03:40] <MeVsTheVoices> !autocomplete
[03:40] <lemonpledge> thanks guys
[03:41] <qcjn> usser: sudo smbmount //192.168.0.101/docelodie /mnt -o User=qcjn...what's the -o for
[03:42] <usser> qcjn, -o tells smbmount that you want to specify some options like username, password etc
[03:42] <e_e> http://slexy.org/view/s20BFyXeWh can anyone help guide me with this? :\  Trying to install nginx and get an error on the make..
[03:42] <qcjn> usser: ok
[03:42] <deunnero> i'm having a problem with....  dpkg.    I can't access the add/remove programs nor the synaptic package manager.  it does tell me to do dpkg-reconfigure -a but when i do that i get an error =[
[03:42] <DasEI1>  virtualuser:  ?
[03:42] <orudie> !mtr
[03:43] <radsy> qcjn, http://linux.die.net/man/8/smbmount
[03:43] <DasEI1> deunnero: which error ?
[03:43] <j03lar50n> if i have a dynamic/static setup on my router..in my Wired(Static) Connection to Ubuntu..do i setup the <b>IPv4 Settings</b> to match my ifconfig??
[03:43] <deunnero> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.    but when i do it i get
[03:43] <deunnero> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[03:44] <deunnero> jon@ubuntu:~$ sudo dpkg --configure -a
[03:44] <deunnero> dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031' near line 1:
[03:44] <deunnero>  newline in field name `#padding'
[03:44] <FloodBot1> deunnero: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:44] <KurtB> Ah, figured it out: sudo aptitude install --without-recommends subversion-tools
[03:44] <Jaan|Perfect> i am isntalling ubuntu 8.10 in vmware workstation, sould i click yes / no for write changes to disk ?
[03:44] <DasEI1> Jaan|Perfect: yes
[03:44] <qcjn> radsy: i ll go and read that
[03:45] <Jaan|Perfect> ok
[03:45] <j03lar50n> dang, i'm just not making my questions attractive enough &iexcl
[03:45] <qcjn> radsy: thanks
[03:45] <amy_> Can anyone tell my why my USB numpad isn't detecting and how to get it working in Ubunut?
[03:45] <amy_> s/Ubunut/Ubuntu
[03:45] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_ Numlock?
[03:45] <Jaan|Perfect> i am just practicising in vmware so that i can install confidently on my laptop in a month or so
[03:45] <qcjn> WARNING: smbmount is deprecated and not maintained any longer. mount.cifs (mount -t cifs) should be used instead of smbmoun
[03:45] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, On the USB numpad, or on the laptop itself?
[03:46] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, Hmm, just tried Numlock on both laptop and USB numpad, neither work.
[03:46] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Both, just to be sure, numlock is a status contained w/i the computer, not the keyboard
[03:46] <qcjn> what about that
[03:46] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Just checking
[03:46] <usser> qcjn, yea thats true, you should use mount -t cifs
[03:46] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, NP, I tested that it's physically working on my windows XP PC
[03:46] <DasEI1> deunnero:is there a file /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031 ?
[03:47] <deunnero> not sure.
[03:47] <usser> qcjn, i just told you to use smbmount cause syntax is kinda easier to grasp at first, but mount -t cifs is basically the same
[03:47] <usser> qcjn, just replace smbmount with mount -t cifs
[03:47] <deunnero> http://paste.ubuntu.com/116677/   <--- is the complete log of whats happening
[03:47] <qcjn> usser: so if i m going to learn, better be that
[03:47] <Pritesh> hey Matt
[03:47] <DasEI1> deunnero:ls  /var/lib/dpkg/updates/003*
[03:48] <innociv> Christ there is a lot of people here..
[03:48] <Pritesh> looks like it has been fixed
[03:48] <innociv> http://slexy.org/view/s20BFyXeWh Can someone tell me how to fix these errors on make for nginx?
[03:48] <deunnero> yes
[03:48] <deunnero> there is a 30 and a 31
[03:48] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, the numpad also appears to be detected via dmesg
[03:48] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: There was no software that came with right, standard keyboard driver?
[03:48] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, correct, no software
[03:48] <DasEI1> deunnero:can you open it ?            (gedit  /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031) ?
[03:49] <deunnero> Dase: Holy cow..... somehow all it is... is  #padding  lolz
[03:49] <petkor> How to clean incomplete installation leftovers in ubuntu. For example, can I delete .netbens file in home directory. Is there something in ubuntu like registry base in windows.
[03:49] <deunnero> dase: 98 lines of #padding.
[03:50] <DasEI1> deunnero:sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[03:50] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Make sure its there in lsusb?
[03:50] <qcjn> usser: so from what i understand, everything is the same except, using mount -t cifs, instead of smbmount
[03:50] <usser> qcjn, yea
[03:50] <alan> can anyone help me with configuring a media player in ubuntu
[03:50] <DasEI1> deunnero:pastebinit /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031
[03:50] <DasEI1> deunnero pastebinit /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031
[03:50] <DasEI1> deunnero : give url here
[03:51] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, It does detect in lsusb as well. It's just called Belkin
[03:51] <deunnero> i can't install.
[03:51] <innociv> how do i disable -Werror from make?
[03:51] <DasEI1> !paste | deunnero
[03:52] <kamalfariz> anyone running xen 3.2 dom0 on ubuntu hardy? i'm finding that the xm create doesn't pass the ip values to the domU kernel command line
[03:52] <DasEI1> deunnero : do it manually then
[03:52] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: You know how to do input devices in xorg?
[03:52] <KyleK> is there a nice and simple guide to bandwidth shaping? I just want to limit how much upload a single IP address has
[03:53] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, no.
[03:53] <_VIM_> does Kde4 have a trackerd like search tool? I cant seem to get it working...
[03:53] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: 2 secs, see if I can find some examples
[03:53] <deunnero> dase: sSo put in the file ?   all it says is 97 lines of #Padding  and on the 98th line it says #pad
[03:53] <j03lar50n> what does pan0 mean when i ifconfig -a?
[03:53] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, thanks
[03:53] <MeVsTheVoices> !paste
[03:53] <Fragesteller> How do i mount a file?  (I have a wubi install and my ubuntu sits on ntfs in a file called root.disk, but normal mount command seems to be willing to mount real drives only)
[03:54] <KyleK> pan stands for personal area network, bluetooth
[03:54] <danbhfive> petkor: with apt-get you can add the --purge directive to get rid of configuration files.  I find synaptic is easiest to locate packages with leftover configuration files.  But, there is no registry.  Typically, there is either a text file somewhere, or a directory of text files.
[03:54] <WebcamWonder> Fragesteller: Where do you want to mount the disk, another linux install?
[03:54] <j03lar50n> even though is says Link encap:Ethernet KyleK?
[03:55] <Fragesteller> WebcamWonder: That wubi ubuntu doesn't start anymore, so I'm an a slax live cd and wanted to mount it here
[03:55] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:sudo mount /dev/whatever  /path/to mount/to    , other then ext - fs needs also the fs-type given
[03:55] <_VIM_> is there a good software for ubuntu for Sony HandyCams? The CD that it came with is for Windows, wondering if there is something like it for ubuntu
[03:55] <DasEI1> Fragesteller:see man mount
[03:56] <WebcamWonder> Fragesteller: First you would have to mount the existing ntfs partition somewhere. Lets say you mount it at /mnt/ntfs. Then you mounth the disk inside the ntfs partition to somewhere else, lets say /mount/wubi, then you can access it
[03:56] <redvamp128> can someone imagebin.ca me a shot of their software sources for Intrepid... I just need to see the third party sources.
[03:56] <j03lar50n> i can talk to my router through LAN, can't ping Internet..not familiar w/ Ubuntu Wired Connection settings
[03:56] <Scunizi> how do I use "rm" to remove ONLY directories and anything inside of them without touching the files in the main directory that the (soon to be deleted) directories reside?
[03:56] <Sussa> hey guys!! how can I see my video card's model?
[03:56] <DasEI1> deunnero /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0031 ?
[03:57] <DasEI1> Sussa: lspci
[03:57] <usser> Scunizi, rm -ri /path/to/directory
[03:57] <deunnero> Dase:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/116683/
[03:57] <Sussa> DasEI1: tnx! :)
[03:57] <Fragesteller> WebcamWonder: the ntfs drive is mounted automatically. But with mount /mnt/sda1/ubuntu/root.disk /root/ubuntu  it tells me that the device /mnt/sda1/ubuntu/root.disk  does not exist
[03:58] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Try using thiss http://paste.ubuntu.com/116682/ I'll look for a list of possible Xkbd stuffs
[03:58] <porter1> Ugh! OpenOffice and Evolution are being so annoying!
[03:58] <Scunizi> usser: thanks.. I understand the -r (thinking that should be -R but will check)... what's the -i ??
[03:58] <DasEI1> Sussa: hwinfo gives even more detailed info
[03:58] <WebcamWonder> Fragesteller: Look at loopback mounting. That is how you can mount an existing parittion in file from an existing mounted partition
[03:58] <dsagsadghas> is there a german language channel like this one?
[03:59] <Fragesteller> WebcamWonder: thank you. Will look for it
[03:59] <_VIM_> !de | dsagsadghas
[03:59] <Tokoloshe> ubuntu-de
[03:59] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, into xorg.conf? It won't interfere with the laptop keyboard will it?
[03:59] <WebcamWonder> Fragesteller: Sorry couldn't help you in much detail, don't have much access to anything right now
[03:59] <fogobogo> dsagsadghas: this isnt german. its english
[03:59] <usser> Scunizi, -i is so it'll prompt you, seeing how you are not sure which directory to delete i thought i'd play it safe and wont give you command thats going to destroy your files without any confirmation
[03:59] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Keyboard1
[03:59] <Fragesteller> WebcamWonder: you already helped me a lot. Will surely find something on google
[04:00] <Sussa> I've got an  VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. Chrome9 HC IGP (rev 01) video card. It works on Ubuntu 8.04.2, but it doesn't on 8.10. Is there anything that I should do about it? :P
[04:00] <Scunizi> usser: actually I want to delete all the directories.. but not 2 files that are in the root of the directories that need to go bye bye
[04:00] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Also use `ls /dev/input/by-{path,id}` to get the dev stuffs for each
[04:01] <__david> opennow
[04:01] <__david> How do I edit equations in openoffice writer?
[04:01] <__david> I'm using hardy, and the option is just greyed out
[04:01] <Scunizi> usser: not really "root" in the classic sense. it's in my home directory on a server that I've ssh'd into.. everthing in home needs to be deleted except these two files.. one *.csv and *.ldif
[04:02] <usser> Scunizi, hm why dont you just mv those 2 files somewhere outside then delete everything
[04:02] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: USB devices will have a prefix somewhere in there name. If you want to check functionality `cat /dev/input/stuff` then see if the output corresponds with the input, ie jam buttons and see if its in time
[04:02] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, dev stuffs? I thought you just needed to open xorg.conf and insert what you pasted at that URL
[04:03] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: I don't know what numpads show up as :-( except for a usb input device
[04:03] <RussM> Sussa, find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d | xargs rm -rf                 <- you might want to try it with "echo" first, though!
[04:03] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, would it help if I pasted some dmesg output?
[04:03] <Fragesteller> WebcamWonder, DasEI1 thank you
[04:03] <Scunizi> usser: well :)  I could do that but I'd like to not have to do that because I'm hoping that I can learn another way.. removing just directories and what's inside from a specified location
[04:03] <DasEI1> Fragesteller: np
[04:03] <prageeth> how to reinstall firefox
[04:03] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Might do, can't help :-)
[04:04] <WebcamWonder> Fragesteller: Glad to help :)
[04:04] <wolter> hey ^hashbang^, just finished haha
[04:04] <RussM> Sussa, find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d gets you the names of all the directories below the current directory.
[04:04] <SudoKing> prageeth: apt-get install --reinstall firefox?
[04:04] <Fragesteller> :-)
[04:04] <porter1> Evolution continues to crash when trying to connect to an IMAP server on start...
[04:04] <DasEI1> prageeth: sudo apt-get remove --purege firefox && sudo apt-get install firefox
[04:04] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, http://paste.ubuntu.com/116684/
[04:04] <DasEI1> prageeth: sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox && sudo apt-get install firefox  ,sorry^
[04:04] <jomblo> hay
[04:04] <innociv> anyone?  I can't figure out make options :/  it's doing -Werror on its own.
[04:05] <multiverse> I installed privoxy and Tor onto Firefox 3, and when I go to whatismyip.com, the ip address hasn't changed in days.  What am I doing wrong?  I thought these two add-ons anonymize me.
[04:05] <RussM> Sussa, xargs rm -rf    that feeds the list of directory  names to the fun "recursively delete this directory and everything below"
[04:05] <usser> Scunizi, well you can use find to do that
[04:05] <Scunizi> usser: how?
[04:05] <usser> Scunizi, ie find /path/to/directory -type d -exec rm -r {} \;
[04:05] <__david> How do I edit equations in openoffice?  Is the editor not installed by default?
[04:06] <usser> Scunizi, that should delete recursively all the directories inside the the /path/to/directory
[04:06] <usser> Scunizi, dont trust me on it though, backup first
[04:06] <jomblo> rtttt
[04:06] <prageeth> how port programming in ubuntu
[04:07] <usser> Scunizi, oops sorry
[04:07] <Scunizi> usser: now that looks cool.. that's what I was looking for. thanks :)  I'm really on a learning curve for this sort of stuff.  These are pretty much bash codes right?
[04:07] <omniax> hey all. i need to make a floppy diskette for XP RAID drivers, so i thought i might as well use linux for that. unfortunately i tried the 9.04 iso's but it doesn't detect my floppy drive. bug 255651 sounds like floppy drives dont work in ubuntu?
[04:07] <gsp2009> does anyone know if the laptop killer bug has been fixed? I am looking at the bug on launchpad and I just can't tell if it is still in the works.
[04:07] <usser> Scunizi, that actually wont work i just tested it
[04:07] <jomblo> hallo
[04:07] <usser> Scunizi, hang lemme figure it ouy
[04:07] <Scunizi> usser: maybe using grep?
[04:07] <aboSamoor> Hi, I am trying to boot over network. I am using HTTP server to as ubuntu mirror archive. I got this message "The specified Ubuntu archive mirror is either not available or does not have a valid Release file on it. Please try a different mirror" ?
[04:08] <andrew__> hm i upgraded to 9.04 and now im havin some gnome issues ... (the settings manager crashed...some icon arent displaying correctly)
[04:08] <andrew__> anyone know where an error file is ?
[04:08] <prageeth> what is grep
[04:08] <Scunizi> andrew__: most all log files are in /var/log
[04:08] <DasEI1> !jaunty | omniax
[04:08] <mxian> grep is a command line search
[04:08] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Sorry for this one, did you try unplugging/ re-plugging?
[04:08] <Scunizi> prageeth: grep gives you a grip on files
[04:08] <omniax> Dasel1: floppies appear broken in 8.10 as well
[04:09] <andrew__> o ya and none of my gnome windows are displaying minimize/maximize/x icons
[04:09] <andrew__> whats up with that
[04:09] <usser> Scunizi, here invoke it like that /path/to/directory/* -type d -exec rm -r {} \;
[04:09] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, I did try that, yes.
[04:09] <numus> is there any antivirus requirements for ubuntu yet?
[04:09] <bitmonk> Hello, when my 'networking' service starts or restarts, I get messages from NTPD stopping and starting about 5-6 times, any idea why?  It's very annoying..
[04:09] <numus> havent been up to date on recent ubuntu viruses
[04:09] <Scunizi> usser: ok. this is bash stuff?
[04:10] <usser> Scunizi, asterisk at the end means search for everything inside the directory, that excludes the directory itself, if you dont specify it find will delete the root directory as well
[04:10] <usser> Scunizi, thats find command syntax
[04:10] <usser> Scunizi, not exactly bash
[04:10] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Intrepid Ibex (8.10)
[04:10] <MeVsTheVoices> ?
[04:10] <usser> Scunizi, hope im being clear
[04:11] <Scunizi> usser: got it.. little bash, ack etc?
[04:11] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, What's that?
[04:11] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: You version of ubuntu?
[04:11] <Scunizi> usser: yep .. being clear.. I appriciate it.
[04:11] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, how do I check? I'm using Xubuntu
[04:11] <Sark> hello
[04:11] <RussM> Scunizi, Heheh, I wasn't paying attention, and answered your question to someone else. Looks like usser got ya anyway.
[04:12] <usser> Scunizi, -type in find tells it what type of file to look for, -type d means only look for directories leave regular files alone
[04:12] <Sark> i have playing doom but now is my mouse from xorg desktop away. i cannot move my mouse how to reload my mouse on xorg server?
[04:12] <Jaan|Perfect> "configuring apt"  i am struck at this point, what is this ?
[04:12] <usser> Scunizi, -exec portion tells find what action to perform on any file found,
[04:12] <usser> Scunizi, -exec rm -r {} means delete recursively every match that is found
[04:13] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Under System-> Admin-> Software Sources there should be
[04:13] <usser> Scunizi, {} in find represents the match
[04:14] <Scunizi> usser: worked like a champ.. thanks..
[04:14] <DasEI1> Sark:ctrl-alt-backspace restarts x
[04:14]  * Scunizi gives usser 2 gold stars for his assistance !!
[04:14] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, I'm in software sources, which tab? Third Party Software?
[04:14] <usser> Scunizi, no problem :)
[04:14] <mxian> amy_: could try cat /etc/*release /etc/*version
[04:14] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Anywhere, does it give a 8.10, 8.04, 7.10, 7.04 ect?
[04:16] <Sark> DasEI1, another way possible without restart x ?
[04:16] <Scunizi> usser: what's the \; at the end of the line?
[04:16] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, in Third Party Software Hard 8.04
[04:17] <DasEI1> Sark: I don't know why doom crashed mouse
[04:17] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Ok, there is no bug reports for anything like this, and it mounted fine, sorry, I think this is an xubuntu bug, not a ubuntu :-(
[04:18] <usser> Scunizi, find has quirky syntax which uses characters that can be interpreted by bash, by default before find even executes bash interprets the whole command and characters that find uses are part of bash syntax. to prevent bash from jumping in and messing the whole command find has to escape certain symbols. in short \; tells bash to back off and tells find that the command has ended
[04:18] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices,  Hmm, I'll try the xubuntu channel on the off chance they might know anything, then.
[04:18] <usser> Scunizi, ie \; is the termination symbol for find
[04:18] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: Sorry :-(
[04:19] <amy_> MeVsTheVoices, No worries.
[04:19] <MeVsTheVoices> amy_: :-)
[04:20] <wikkedfin> is there a way to make a batch file on ubuntu to run cmds?
[04:20] <tritium> wikkedfin: bash scripts
[04:20] <MeVsTheVoices> wikkedfin: bash
[04:20] <Scunizi> usser: that was a good explaination.. definitely written by someone over the age of 20.  If you're under, kudo's to your english teacher. :)
[04:20] <wikkedfin> what would i search for on google?
[04:20] <wikkedfin> bash scripts?
[04:20] <DasEI1> amy_:I didn't follow, what are you looking for ?
[04:21] <amy_> DasEI1, I'm looking to get my USB numpad to work.
[04:21] <constantine> I have no audio in youtube but my sound has worked before with music
[04:21] <DasEI1> amy_:does lspci find it ?
[04:21] <DasEI1> does*
[04:21] <usser> Scunizi, thanks
[04:21] <wikkedfin> see all i want the bash to do is run epic4 nick server
[04:21] <amy_> DasEI1, It detects in both dmesg and lsusb. I'll check lspci
[04:21] <MeVsTheVoices> wikkedfin: Bash is a programming language that offers much more capability over batch scripts, the O'Reilly book for it is the best, if not, there are certainly tons of tutorials for BASH
[04:22] <DasEI1> amy_:no need then, it's detected
[04:22] <amy_> DasEI1, Any idea why it doesn't seem to work/how to get it to work?
[04:22] <DasEI1> amy_: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:22] <luddite> Hi - i have two ubuntu's installed on the one HDD and wish to delete the old 8.04 one. Can i delete the partition if the 8.10 (which i wish to keep) is in the extended partition? Details here - http://paste.ubuntu.com/116258/
[04:22] <Wuju> Hello everyone, I am aware that Ubuntu is the most popular Linux OS. And does that mean it gets the most bug reports than any linux OS, that makes it the most stable Linux distribution?
[04:22] <DasEI1> amy_: pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[04:23] <musikgoat|main> vbox ose shouldn't have much problems in intrepid?  needing to run a centos client
[04:23] <luddite> Wuju : it has a thriving community. and they strive to reduce bugs. so answering yes would not be so positive. basically the os with the least bugs is the best.
[04:24] <DasEI1>  luddite: you can just reformat with gparted an then mount the free space somewhere to use with 8.10
[04:24] <Scunizi> usser: ok.. another question. I used nano to write that command down and save the file as "notes".. when starting nano from inside my home directory I get "Error reading /home/server/.nano_history: Permission denied.. Press Enter to continue starting nano."  Like I mentioned before, I'm ssh'd into my server and using screen (split) with irssi on the top and a bash prompt on the bottom (if that makes a difference).. Why am I getting the erro
[04:24] <Wuju> luddite: thanks for the response.
[04:25] <DasEI1> amy_: url from last cmd ?
[04:25] <usser> Scunizi, nano_history file somehow got chown'ed to some other user
[04:25] <pixelated> amy_, does it work in a VT?
[04:25] <usser> Scunizi, just run sudo chown $USERNAME:$USERNAME .nano_history
[04:25] <amy_> DasEI1, http://pastebin.com/f1c4427b3
[04:25] <luddite> DasEl1 : that would free it up surely but can i delete it and move the extended onto it?
[04:25] <Scunizi> usser: so to get it back.. just what I was going to say..
[04:25] <usser> Scunizi, yep
[04:25] <fbc> What's to load for bluetooth in xubuntu?
[04:25] <amy_> pixelated, a VT?
[04:26] <Scunizi> usser: done.. worked .. of course..
[04:27] <pixelated> amy_, virtual terminal (hit crtl+alt+F1) type on it see if it shows then use crtl+alt+F7 (or F8) to get back to X
[04:27] <DasEI1>  luddite: where is your 8.10 root ?? paste the out from : sudo fdisk -l
[04:27] <draginxx> Why is it whe I try the DEB_BUILD command in http://java.dzone.com/tips/32-bit-jdk-a-64-bit-ubuntu-sys it doesnt output a correct file?
[04:27] <draginxx> It says "No matching plugin found"
[04:28] <amy_> pixelated, it doesn't work
[04:28] <DasEI1> amy: did you enable bios support in your bios ?
[04:28] <Kikkomaso> Alright, let's pray this works... I'm installing to a USB stick so I can get it on my netbook
[04:29] <fbc> So what are the bluetooth utils that should work with xubuntu?
[04:29] <gcs8> any 1 know how to speed up HFS http file server?
[04:29] <fogobogo> Kikkomaso: you sure like soy sauce
[04:29] <Kikkomaso> fogobogo: You know it, man
[04:29] <Kikkomaso> 8U
[04:29] <mxian> i prefer la choy
[04:29] <usser> fbc, anything bluetooth, bluez and gnome-bluetooth in synaptic
[04:30] <DasEI1> amy_: if so, check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=792562
[04:30] <russ5811> hi all. i'm trying to configure a powerline ethernet switch that whose utility will only work in a windows environment. anyone know how to make virtual box recognize a device plugged into the ethernet port?
[04:33] <Scunizi> nothing moving.. did I get disconnected?
[04:33] <mxian> if you did i wouldn't see that
[04:34] <fbc> usser, i didn't want anything that uses gnome or gnome binaries. Doesn't the xubuntu project include bluetooth programs?
[04:34] <Scunizi> just everyone stopped talking.. I have messages turned off.. did we have a netsplit?
[04:34] <mxian> i think so
[04:34] <remu> Hey everyone, I was reading this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1021120 and was getting the 401 error. However, I can't seem to find the settings.json file. Anyone know where that is tucked away?
[04:35] <arrrghhh> so i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on this dell gx260.  another 260 with very similar hardware works fine, but this one just freezes when it boots.  i can move the mouse, but the keyboard is completely unresponsive.
[04:35] <russ5811> anyone know how to configure virtual box so it can connect to a device via the ethernet port (example powerline switch or router) for configuration?
[04:35] <DasEI1> remu: sudo updatedb && locate >filename<
[04:35] <arrrghhh> russ5811, the easiest is just setting up a NAT device.
[04:36] <russ5811> arrrghhh, how does one do that?
[04:36] <arrrghhh> i don't have virtual box in front of me, but i'm sure it's in the docs.  just add a network device in the options for that particular vm.
[04:36] <Scunizi> russ5811: virtual box assumes you have a different OS loaded in it like windows.  if windows is loaded and can access the internet you should be able to reach the router with the router ip address..
[04:37] <remu> DasEI1: when I do that, it just takes the cursor to the next line with out showing me where the file is located.
[04:37] <arrrghhh> now if you need it to operate as a "physical" card... that's more difficult.
[04:37] <russ5811> i can access the internet, however, when i plug in my ethernet switch, it doesn't detect it
[04:37] <russ5811> (after unplugging ethernet connected to net
[04:37] <sophi> anyone please help me ... i have problem installing lgtk-x11-2.0
[04:37] <arrrghhh> russ5811, is there a dhcp server hooked up to the switch somewhere?
[04:38] <niko__> anyboddy know how to make aq bootable usb XP instalation for a net book with ibex?
[04:38] <russ5811> no, it's a powerline switch
[04:38] <Scunizi> russ5811: why not plug the eternet switch into the router and access it through that.. should have it's own unique address.
[04:38] <Scunizi> russ5811: what's a powerline switch?
[04:38] <russ5811> puts my network in the powerlines of the house...power outlets
[04:38] <arrrghhh> niko__, usb xp install?  no.
[04:39] <sophi> Anyone can help me??
[04:39] <andrew__> i installed ubuntu 9.04 and now i have no minimize/maximize/close buttons on my windows
[04:39] <andrew__> any idea how to fix
[04:39] <arrrghhh> niko__, even if it's possible... which it may be... with some embedded setup but either way, this is not the room to ask that.
[04:39] <niko__> have an empty msi and need to install xp to it
[04:39] <Scunizi> russ5811: ah.. so really it should be hooked up to the router (I'm thinking)
[04:39] <tritium> andrew__: 9.04 is not supported yet, as it's not even released yet.  Questions in #ubuntu+1, please.
[04:39] <arrrghhh> andrew__, this room for production ubuntu.  8.10.
[04:39] <Scunizi> russ5811: do the instructions give you a unique ip address for accessing it?
[04:39] <niko__> it is a ubuntu question
[04:40] <russ5811> well, the router is hooked up to a powerline adapter, the pc connects to anothe powerline adapter so it can communicate with the router.
[04:40] <sophi> Anyone can help me??
[04:40] <russ5811> the box i'm trying to add goes in another outlet to essentially split the signal to 4 more devices
[04:40] <ccherrett> jtek: hey man
[04:40] <ccherrett> jtek: people quit and join and talk constantly
[04:41] <sophi> #xubuntu
[04:41] <arrrghhh> russ5811, i've heard those powerline switches are very poor... not only crap bandwidth (12mbps max) but they're expensive and dodgy...
[04:41] <ccherrett> jtek: easy to loose track of what is going on
[04:41] <ccherrett> jtek: possibly 10 conversations at once
[04:41] <sophi> anyone please help me ... i have problem installing lgtk-x11-2.0
[04:41] <russ5811> i'm getting 150 mbps and streaming HD much better than my wireless
[04:41] <arrrghhh> powerline doesn't do 150mbps.
[04:41] <jtek> ccherrett tell me about it
[04:42] <ccherrett> jtek: :)
[04:42] <russ5811> says so on the box...actually 200, but i'm only getting 150
[04:42] <zael> come funziona
[04:42] <zael> ?
[04:42] <Scunizi> russ5811: ah ok.. I get it .. you're computer won't actually "see" it in the classic sense.. it should be invisible to the computer.. just a connection to the router.. if you're not connecting to the router through the powerline adaptors then there may be some additional setup on the initial adaptor that plugs into the main router.
[04:42] <fallore> i am trying to install ubuntu 8.10 from a mini cd on to a compact flash ide adaptor. the install seems to have worked but when i boot i get an error saying "grub loading stage1.5Read error"
[04:43] <zael> nice
[04:43] <zael> sorry
[04:43] <russ5811> scunizi, you got it
[04:43] <zael> a
[04:43] <russ5811> i don't need net connnectivity to configure this box. just need my vm to see it, so i can configure it
[04:43] <Scunizi> russ5811: so on the main adaptor plugged into the router.. does that have a unique IP address for setup?
[04:44] <Kikkomaso> Ok here we go
[04:44] <sophi> how to install lgtk-x11-2.0 package?
[04:44] <sophi> any idea??
[04:44] <russ5811> if so, i don't know how to find it. it's "invisible" to my network. it is basically like having a really long cat5 from my pc to my router
[04:44] <Scunizi> russ5811: do you have to configure each powerline adaptor used for each computer?
[04:44] <Geri> sophi: is it in synaptic?
[04:44] <Kikkomaso> I am trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 to my aspire one, and everything has worked; unfortunately now it says "udevd-event [1496]: run_program: '/sbin/modprobe' abnormal exit
[04:45] <chris__> does anybody have install the xubuntu8.10 on the x60?
[04:45] <n8tuserf> russ5811-> can you draw the network layout? pictures are worth a thousand words...
[04:45] <russ5811> sure n8tuserf but how to show you?
[04:45] <foolz> if I am trying to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10, what entries should I have in my sources.list file? is there anyplace to find a copy of that file that points to the correct locations? I have tried various things (including adding the three entries found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades) and nothing has worked... it's hard to know what is right or wrong when I can't find any clear picture of what I am supposed to have i
[04:45] <foolz> n sources.list
[04:45] <chris__> I have some problems on my x60 vga.
[04:45] <n8tuserf> russ5811-> post it in a page where it accepts jpeg
[04:45] <wolter> how must the /home directory be chowned ??
[04:46] <russ5811> ok, give me a minute, i'll put it on picasa
[04:46] <wolter> i did # chown user:user /home/user
[04:46] <wolter> but it said as a warning that i must own the home directory and whatnot
[04:46] <sophi> Geri: i tried searching lgtk-x11-2.0  in synaptic but i dint find
[04:46] <n8tuserf> foolz-> do a fresh install, not an upgrade, upgrade usually have problems
[04:46] <tonyyarusso> russ5811: Honestly, the easiest way is to bring the adaptor's with you to a friend's house and use Windows to configure it.  We ended up using my dad's laptop.
[04:46] <Scunizi> n8tuserf: let me see if I can explain for russ5811 .. wall to internet modem to router to powerline adaptor.. move to anywhere in the house and plug in another powerline adaptor and plug the computer into that.. viola internet connection.. if it's configured correctly
[04:47] <tonyyarusso> Scunizi: yes, you have to do each adaptor once, but after that it doesn't matter.
[04:47] <russ5811> scunizi, you got it
[04:47] <Scunizi> tonyyarusso: what do you actually "do" to the adaptor?
[04:47] <foolz> n8tuserf - yeah, I will probably give up soon and do a fresh install... I was just hoping to get the upgrade to work since I am assuming the fresh install will just present me with its own set of issues (just based on my past experiences, hehe)
[04:47] <russ5811> problem is, adding switch to the existing network requires configuration.. but can't access the utils on a linux box
[04:48] <Scunizi> russ5811: is there a program that installs on windows for configuration?
[04:48] <tonyyarusso> Scunizi: I think you set a "channel" or similar configuration and a "password", so they only talk to each other, not random stuff upstream along the power grid (ie, snooping neighbors).
[04:48] <russ5811> yes, i put it in my win 7 vm, but back to the problem of the vm not "seeing" the switch via the ethernet conn
[04:48] <Scunizi> tonyyarusso: ah.. kinda like WPA type protection
[04:48] <foolz> if I do choose to do a clean install, do I have to uninstall my current Ubuntu installation first, or can I just burn an 8.10 installation CD or whatever, and overwrite my current install?  I have been letting my linux knowledge stagnate lately...
[04:48] <tonyyarusso> Scunizi: kinda, yeah
[04:49] <n8tuserf> foolz-> create a new partition for the newer os
[04:49] <Scunizi> russ5811: I mean .. is there software that has to be installed on windows to program the adaptor?
[04:49] <sophi> Geri: i tried searching lgtk-x11-2.0  in synaptic but i dint find
[04:49] <russ5811> scunizi. yes there is. and i installed it in my vm
[04:49] <houstond> Question guys, how do i check to see what kinda of video card i have, running ubuntu 8.10, also how do i know if i have the correct driver for the video card
[04:50] <tonyyarusso> houstond: lspci should give you that information.
[04:50] <houstond> lspci?
[04:50] <tonyyarusso> houstond: it's a command.
[04:50] <sophi> Geri: i have pasted log here--- http://paste.ubuntu.com/116692/
[04:50] <houstond> gocha
[04:50] <n8tuserf> houstond -> try   sudo ddcprobe
[04:50] <houstond> so what should i try first? lspci   or sudo ddcprobe?
[04:51] <sophi> how to install lgtk-x11-2
[04:51] <n8tuserf> houstond -> correct driver is relative if you are able to view the resolution you need, then it is working, its working or not
[04:51] <sophi> any idea??
[04:51] <Scunizi> russ5811: could be a win7 problem.. firewall.. permissions etc.. if you can take that same machine directly to the router and win7 can make a connection to the internet through the linux host then the adaptor should also be seen.. make sense?
[04:51] <sophi> any idea??
[04:51] <fallore> i am trying to install ubuntu 8.10 from a mini cd on to a compact flash ide adaptor. the install seems to have worked but when i boot i get an error saying "grub loading stage1.5Read error"
[04:51] <Gerinych> sophi: it says that because the package's not in synaptic
[04:52] <houstond> um heres the thing, im gettin World of warcraft on my pc, its on and running, just a lil slow. the forums said that could be cause by not having the correct driver
[04:52] <qcjn> can we use rsync so it --delete just on one side, the destination
[04:52] <russ5811> it does, the win7 vm and a winxp vm "see" the router through firefox and IE, however, these stupid config utils don't "see" the switch when it takes the place of the router...follow?
[04:52] <foolz> n8tuserf, if I installed the newer OS on a separate partition, wouldn't that take up more room?
[04:53] <wolter> but it said as a warning that i must own the home directory and whatnot
[04:53] <Scunizi> russ5811: yep.. do you have more than one adaptor?  if so make a switch and see if the adaptor just has an issue.
[04:53] <sophi> Gerinych:  so i cant install those package?
[04:53] <Marfi> are there any mods that can change my whois to hide the user?
[04:54] <Gerinych> sophi: im not sure if it exists, what's the package for?
[04:54] <draginxx> how do I install a debian package thats 32 bit on a 64 bit machine?
[04:54] <draginxx> whats the command for it dkpg --force?
[04:54] <russ5811> scunizi, i'll try that and come back if necessary. thanks for helping
[04:54] <tonyyarusso> draginxx: Step 1:  You run Debian.
[04:54] <draginxx> tonyskapunk, sorry meant ubuntu
[04:54] <russ5811> thanks to everyone else who tried to help so far too!
[04:54] <draginxx> tonyyarusso, *
[04:54] <Scunizi> russ5811: np.. good luck.. I just wish they didn't have propriatory software like that. drives me nuts.
[04:54] <tonyyarusso> draginxx: 'k.  :)  You install ia32libs and use --force-architecture iirc.
[04:54] <russ5811> danke
[04:55] <draginxx> and --force-arch thanks D
[04:55] <houstond> so i ran the first command, got info about my video card, so i assume its running fine, anyone here familiar with setting up wow on ubuntu?
[04:55] <fallore> does anyone know if ubuntu 8.10 can be installed on a compact flash disk and an IDE-compact flash adaptor?
[04:55] <Marfi> any ops on?
[04:55] <Scunizi> russ5811: bitter.. sp?
[04:55] <russ5811> bitte
[04:55] <Marfi> houstond, what problem are you having?
[04:55] <sophi> Gerinych:  its for a displaying video in firefox browser
[04:55] <Scunizi> russ5811: schuss?
[04:56] <wehttamb> what is the compatability like with the newest imacs? im thinking about getting an 24" imac and running ubuntu on it
[04:56] <houstond> its just running a little slow marfi,
[04:56] <k-stamp> having issues configuring, error message: checking for jpeg_start_compress in -ljpeg... no
[04:56] <k-stamp> configure: error: zm requires libjpeg.a
[04:56] <Marfi> houstond, whats the output of glxgears?
[04:56] <tonyyarusso> Marfi: most of those things are just settings in your IRC client - check the prefs and documentation for that.
[04:56] <houstond> I've worked out every other problem so far
[04:56] <houstond> the only thing i cant fix is it running a little slow
[04:56] <Marfi> houstond, try to run it with the -opengl flag. wine Wow.exe -opengl . that works for me
[04:56] <Scunizi> russ5811: it's been a lot of years but I lived in deutchland for 3 years in my late teens and early 20's
[04:56] <Louis_> how do i create a samba share that is readable, writeable, and executable for everyone on the network?
[04:57] <Marfi> tonyskapunk, alright, ill check it out. thanks
[04:57] <russ5811> i'm only beginning to study it
[04:57] <houstond> i have it setup for opengl and it turns on and runs, just really low fps
[04:57] <Marfi> Louis_, right click, share?
[04:57] <russ5811> i speak spanish and a bit of russian, figured i'd try german
[04:57] <Louis_> Marfi:  sorry.  I have to do it via CLI
[04:57] <Marfi> houstond, have you intalled the drivers for the card?
[04:57] <Louis_> I have to edit smb.conf
[04:57] <Scunizi> russ5811: ah.. Ein Mass Bitte.. =  Ein beer bitte
[04:57] <k-stamp> I am having trouble configuring zoneminder
[04:57] <sophi> Gerinych:  i have pasted my Makefile , pls have a look,
[04:57] <Marfi> Louis_, ah, ok. don't have a server set up, so i couldn't tell ya. ;)
[04:58] <houstond> no i haven't
[04:58] <Louis_> Marfi:  no problem =)  I should have specified
[04:58] <Marfi> Louis_, hehe, its all good
[04:58] <Marfi> houstond, what type of videocard do you have?
[04:58] <Louis_> How do I set up a samba share that is read/write/executable to everyone via CLI?  What should my smb.conf look like?
[04:58] <houstond> ummm gimme a sec let me see if i can figure it out
[04:59] <Marfi> Louis_, let me check my smb.conf. i have samba set up on this 'puter
[04:59] <Louis_> Marfi:  sure, thanks
[05:00] <Dat1> Hello, i need some help with reinstalling grub.  Can anyone direct me to a URL?  I have looked, but am not sure what to trust
[05:00] <houstond> hehe any command i can run that will tell me that info marfi? sorry im linux noob
[05:00] <Scunizi> !grub | Dat1
[05:00] <ec_ru> hi
[05:00] <ec_ru> how can i see the users
[05:01] <Clearzen> so I just bought a 1.5tb drive but my server refuses to boot with it connected. Any suggestions?
[05:01] <Marfi> houstond, go to system > administrator > hardware drivers, and enable the drivers there. what type of card is it?
[05:01]  * Ladywarrior wonders if I need anti virus program with ubuntu?
[05:01] <Dat1> Thanks Scunizi
[05:01] <ec_ru> How can i see users on this channel im on xchat
[05:01] <houstond> it says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[05:01] <DasEI1> !virus | Ladywarrior
[05:01] <plazia> ec_ru, ctrl+f7
[05:01] <Marfi> houstond, what type of video card are you using?
[05:01] <Scunizi> Clearzen: It's an SATA drive right.. try adding pci=nomsi to the kernel line in /boot/grub/menu.list
[05:01] <sophi> Gerinych:  i m using 32-bit version of ubuntu
[05:02] <houstond> im not sure :-( linux noob
[05:02] <Scunizi> Clearzen: or /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:02] <Ladywarrior> thanks
[05:02] <houstond> i know my card is capable of running wow, it ran it perfectly when i had windows
[05:02] <Clearzen> Scunizi: thanks. will try it out
[05:03] <ec_ru> What package do i have to download to set up all the graphic interface stuff
[05:03]  * Ladywarrior is new to ubuntu but I am getting to like this alot
[05:03] <ec_ru> like the cube thing etc
[05:03] <Marfi> houstond, did you put the card in? how many frames does glxgears get when you run it?
[05:04] <Marfi> houstond, applications > accessories > terminal, and glxgears. wait for it to print the FPS
[05:04] <wolter> hi
[05:04] <Gerinych> sophi: not sure if i can help you, try looking for libgtk-x11-2.0 instead
[05:04] <Marfi> Louis_, nothing is jumping out in the smb.conf
[05:05] <wolter> is it possible to remove the symbolic link emblems from folders? if so, can i choose which?
[05:05] <Louis_> Marfi:  can I see your smb.conf?
[05:05] <Marfi> Louis_, yea, hold on
[05:05] <houstond> my avg fps looks to be about 700 marfi
[05:05] <ec_ru> whats ur fps on glxgears?
[05:05] <Louis_> Marfi:  do you have any shares that are r/w/x for everyone on the network?
[05:05] <Marfi> Louis_, yes
[05:05] <ec_ru> Is there any other way to launch this other than terminal?
[05:05] <Louis_> Marfi:  okay thanks
[05:06] <Marfi> np
[05:06] <ubuntu_> i made a usb start up disk and i was wondering if i am able to install graphic card drivers on it
[05:06] <sophi> Gerinych: same with libgtk-x11-2.0...
[05:06] <Marfi> houstond, type lspci. what is the video adapter?
[05:06] <Scunizi> ubuntu_: maybe if you have enough ram.. the cd doesn't touch your HD.
[05:06] <vostibackle> Is there an easy way to use the desktop CD to install ubuntu, but include an optional way to use the install as a server install?
[05:07] <ubuntu_> Scunizi:  its on my usb
[05:07] <Scunizi> vostibackle: you install the desktop and then after you can install LAMP for the server portion
[05:07] <Marfi> Louis_, http://pastebin.com/m7b9df3ef
[05:07] <ubuntu_> Scunizi:  and i have 4 gb of ram
[05:07] <Scunizi> ubuntu_: still RAM dependant
[05:07] <Scunizi> ubuntu_: try..
[05:07] <Louis_> Marfi:  thanks a lot
[05:08] <ubuntu_> Scunizi: ok is it posible this will mess up my start up usb
[05:08] <vostibackle> I mean as regards user login and turning off x and whatever else has to be done
[05:08] <Gerinych> sophi: what ubuntu do you have
[05:08] <Marfi> Louis_, np
[05:08] <Scunizi> ubuntu_: no.. shouldn't
[05:08] <sophi> Gerinych: Xubuntu
[05:08] <tsrk> uh
[05:08] <Gerinych> sophi: ok, what version
[05:08] <tsrk> what happened?
[05:08] <ubuntu_> Scunizi: also i will be useing this on other computers i know the driver will only work on this one do you think ill have problems if i use it on other computer
[05:08] <wolter> can i remove the symbolic link emblem from a folder?
[05:08] <tsrk> freenode doesn't split!
[05:09] <Marfi> lol
[05:09] <tsrk> anyway, how can I do a "press any key to continue" in a bash script?
[05:09] <Marfi> i don't think i have ever been kicked off by a split
[05:09] <n8tuserff> vostibackle -> i dont know, but try to install with debootstrap within livecd  and then you get to pick and choose which package to install with tasksel
[05:09] <tsrk> Marfi, you don't get kicked off, to them it looks like we got kicked off
[05:09] <Dat1> ﻿Scunizi: Thanks alot, got Grub back.  Was too lazy to disconnect my other drives after installing xubuntu to usb
[05:09] <tsrk> that's why it's called a split
[05:10] <Marfi> tsrk, ah, ok
[05:10] <sophi> Gerinych: 8.10
[05:12] <Marfi> how do i change my whois information?
[05:13] <Marfi> lol, wow
[05:16] <Voox> anyone know if there is a fix for intel gm965 video tearing?
[05:17] <sophi> how to install lgtk-x11-2
[05:18] <sophi> Gerinych: 8.10
[05:22] <Anacranom> looks like a big split
[05:24] <SJrX> n8tuserff yes, so really there is a bunch of crap I don't need but as I said it was the only legit version of windows I had that I could dual boot under VMWare
[05:24] <pixelated> SJrX, wish i had 2003... i am just stuck with XP and vista
[05:24] <fogobogo> lol?
[05:24] <n8tuserff> SJrX -> perhaps you can disable several server services on windows 2003 and see if it will pick up
[05:24] <Voox> anyone know if there is a fix for intel gm965 video tearing?
[05:24] <a555> yup, any idea of how to get the ubuntu cube? i forget it is sudo apt get compiz something?
[05:25] <Firio> Can't find any on the site u gave me afaik
[05:25] <SJrX> n8tuserff Hmmmmm I dunno I guess it could also be VMWare, cause it seems like CPU Usage is either 0% or 100% and dead slow.
[05:25] <n8tuserff> SJrX -> possibly yeah.. its trial and error kind of thing to tune it to your liking
[05:26] <a555> Any idea of how to get the ubuntu cube? i forget it is sudo apt get compiz something?
[05:26] <sophi> how to install lgtk-x11-2
[05:27] <Voox> a555, sudo apt-get install compiz
[05:27] <Firio> Can someone help me with a problem about using wireless internet on ubuntu?
[05:27] <pixelated> a555 probly 'sudo apt-get install compiz*'
[05:27] <SJrX> Ubuntu Cube? You might need the compiz manager
[05:27] <a555> i have compiz but not option for the cube, i had it before
[05:27] <andre_pl> i've got an external HDD that has been fscking for about 48 hours. i dont care about the data, i'm pretty sure its all trashed anyway.. but is this normal?
[05:27] <houstond> ok so i went to the website for my laptop and the drivers they offer are for windows only i think
[05:27] <Voox> a555, you could also go to add/remove type in compiz manager and install that
[05:27] <andre_pl> its been asking me if I want to clony multiplied locks every once in awhile
[05:28] <a555> Voox that is how i originally installed it
[05:28] <Firio> So what shall I do?
[05:28] <pixelated> andre_pl, it is uncommon but is possible...
[05:28] <Scunizi> houstond: look in system>admin>synaptic package manager .. search for your brand of card
[05:28] <newmember> with two NIC cards I wouldn't set the "gateway" for each NIC in the interfaces file?
[05:28] <Voox> a555, if you have compiz manager, to go system->preferences->compiz manager options (forgot the name) and enable the cube there
[05:28] <newmember> I would just have one gateway?
[05:29] <pixelated> newmember, yes, for your primary inet access
[05:29] <newmember> pixelated: ty
[05:29] <pixelated> newmember, yes one for your... etc
[05:29] <andre_pl> pixelated: the drive has been "traumatized" a bit. tried to do some repartitioning and cancelled because gparted appeared to be frozen after 3-4 hours of doing absolutely nothing, but I think it just trashed the disk, leaving it in this sorry state
[05:29] <a555> its not sudo apt-get compiz there is more at the end of compiz, i am pretty sure
[05:29] <a555> yes one gateway
[05:30] <pixelated> a555 probly 'sudo apt-get install compiz*'
[05:30] <pixelated> andre_pl, then it would probly be best to wipe and redo
[05:31] <overlord> a555, are you talking about "compizconfig-settings-manager" ?
[05:31] <disappearedng> Any1 here knows anytool that I could use for offline browsing? (saving an entire site to database)
[05:31] <Firio> I really need the help
[05:31] <a555> overlord, yes that is it the * also worked.. thank you! ;-)
[05:31] <overlord> =)
[05:31] <pixelated> a555, should have done it the first time i suggested it ;')
[05:31] <andre_pl> pixelated: whats the best way to do that without having to wait another 48 hours, I just want a clean empty ext3 drive again
[05:32] <pixelated> andre_pl, repartition it, is it your boot disk?
[05:32] <a555> pixelated, i did just took a second to get back used to linux :P
[05:32] <mikeshollen> Is there a way to put my system monitor on my task bar?
[05:32] <mikeshollen> I want to monitor my CPU and RAM usage
[05:32] <mikeshollen> And it would be nice to monitor the video card as well
[05:32] <andre_pl> pixelated: no its a usb drive.  when I tried to repartition with gparted it just hung for hours. :S
[05:33] <Scunizi> mikeshollen: right mouse click while pointed at the task bar and choose Add.. look for system monitor and "add" ..
[05:33] <pixelated> mikeshollen, right click task bar and add applet (?)
[05:33] <pixelated> andre_pl, use fdisk in a terminal
[05:34] <DasEI1>  mikeshollen:right-click on the panel, add prog ..., graca isn't mentionded in most defaults, might experiement with conky or gkrellm/lmsensors for that
[05:34] <Voox> anyone getting video tearing with intel integrated gfx?
[05:34] <andre_pl> pixelated: will do, just waiting for fsck to die now, its being an arse.
[05:34] <pixelated> Voox, tearing?
[05:35] <Firio> I'm off here.. no help here
[05:35] <Voox> pixelated, yeah, like horizontal halves when lots of movement occurs
[05:35] <Voox> pixelated, almost as if it doesnt refresh fast enough
[05:35] <sk8ball> whats tjhe best xwindows based mp3 player?
[05:35] <sk8ball> xmms or ?
[05:35] <BJ_> Hello
[05:35] <DasEI1> !best | sk8ball
[05:35] <pixelated> Voox, could be, does it stay that way or fix itself in ~1-2 seconds?
[05:36] <DasEI1> !mp3 | sk8ball
[05:36] <sk8ball> !commandfag
[05:36] <Voox> pixelated, it fixes itself
[05:36] <pixelated> sk8ball, the best is the one you are happiest with
[05:36] <sk8ball> ok
[05:36] <sk8ball> which mp3 player is superioir
[05:36] <sk8ball> to the others
[05:36] <pixelated> Voox, probly just crappy intel chipset, this machine has intel onboard and i dont get that but other issues
[05:36] <sk8ball> superior*
[05:37] <Voox> pixelated, its not the gfx card. 8.04 didnt have this and neither does windows
[05:37] <DasEI1> none, sk8ball, I use amarok
[05:37] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: there are many. amarok and bashee are popular one with many features. audacious is a lighter one, a bit like the old winamp.  there's also mplayer.
[05:37] <mikeshollen> Can I get a few people's opinions?  I am possibly interested in building a Linux Lab for my school.  The systems I would have available to me would be P4, 333mhz ram, 4xAGP slot but standard integrated intel graphics.  These systems currently have 128MB of ram.  I would like to upgrade the ram and graphics card so they can smoothly run Ubuntu, push a 22 inch monitor and game.  Would you go with 1 or 2GB of ram (I am having 
[05:37] <pixelated> Voox, check if dri is activated and using hardware acceleration
[05:38] <mikeshollen> P4 2GHz systems*
[05:38] <sk8ball> so would you all say amarok is the most popular?
[05:38] <Voox> what's dri?
[05:38] <sk8ball> !google dri
[05:38] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: it's one of the most popular ones, yep
[05:38] <sk8ball> you all with all your command bots dont have one with a google script
[05:38] <andre_pl> sk8ball: amarok is very popular. but will pull in a bunch of KDE libs if you dont already have them. personally I like Exaile (sp?)
[05:38] <pixelated> mikeshollen, heh are they Dell systems? then i have one here... ;') i would say put 1GB ram in them
[05:38]  * sk8ball shakes head
[05:39] <Hornet> so ... I'm going to attempt ndiswrappering, but how does one extract drivers from installation exe's without having a windows machine with the card in question to install them on?
[05:39] <sk8ball> what about audacious
[05:39] <mikeshollen> pixalated: they're IBM NetVistas
[05:39] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: what about it?
[05:39] <DasEI1> !google > sk8ball
[05:39] <sk8ball> i just want one with good implemntation of the coedcs and a fuckn playlist
[05:39] <mikeshollen> I mean, the extra ram is pretty darn cheap
[05:39] <pixelated> Voox, direct  rendering interface, its where things are drawn on the screen with the hardware of the GPU instead of the cpu doing the work
[05:40] <sk8ball> like a old skool winamp 2.81
[05:40] <mikeshollen> But I'm really wondering if it's going to do anything at all
[05:40] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: then try audacious
[05:40] <Veratyr9> how do i force quit a program in ubuntu?  like task manager in windows.  firefox decided to stay open after i closed all the windows out
[05:40] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: you can use old winamp skins on it, too.
[05:40] <sk8ball> i dont need to organize by id3 tags and all that shite
[05:40] <DasEI1>  sk8ball : winamp even runs under wine
[05:40] <pixelated> mikeshollen, going from 128 to 1GB will do alot, 1-2 wont be really noticable...
[05:40] <gleesond> is there an application for maneging the quick launch keys on my laptop?
[05:40] <sk8ball> das, fuck wine
[05:40] <sophi> #mplayer
[05:40] <sk8ball> i can boot the windows machine
[05:40] <sk8ball> for windows
[05:40] <DasEI1> !language > sk8ball
[05:40] <pixelated> !040
[05:41] <pixelated> !o4o
[05:41] <sk8ball> Das, go recompile your kernel or something
[05:42] <sargento> Good Evening, is there any way I can see my Bluetooth password in terminal?
[05:42] <Hornet> for the purposes of ndiswrapper, how does one extract wifi drivers from installation exe's without having a windows machine with the card in question to install them on?
[05:43] <sargento> Is there any way I can see my own PC Bluetooth password in terminal?
[05:43] <pixelated> Hornet, it should be able to extract from a exe the driver
[05:43] <Veratyr9> how do i force quit a program in ubuntu?  like task manager in windows.  firefox decided to stay open after i closed all the windows out
[05:43] <sargento> Veratyr9: you can use killall command in terminal
[05:43] <DasEI1> Hornet:if it's just the extraction, wine shall do it
[05:43] <radsy> kill -9 !
[05:44] <Gerinych> sophi, i think i found the packages that can help
[05:44] <Gerinych> sopgi: libgtkextra-x11-2.0-1
[05:44] <sargento> Is there any way I can see my own PC Bluetooth password in terminal?
[05:44] <DasEI1> !ndiswrapper | Hornet
[05:44] <Hornet> ah, going to be fun installing wine without internet access :\
[05:44] <Hornet> I've read the manual, thanks
[05:44] <DasEI1> Hornet: ups, catch 22
[05:44] <Veratyr9> killall eh? is this gonna be like the last answer of ctrl+alt+backspace? lol
[05:45] <prince_jammys> Veratyr9: pkill firefox, or killall firefox
[05:45] <mikeshollen> Next question, what about a video card?  I could leave it with the intel integrated graphics but I assume it'll suck with compiz and games.  I could pick up an FX5200 card for about $35 with 256MB ram, or I could get a 6200 with 512MB video ram for about $55.  There's also a 7600GT w/512MB of ram for $110.  However the motherboard only supports 4xAGP (not 8).  What do you think I should use for gaming?
[05:45] <Veratyr9> thx
[05:45] <meshuggah> hello everyone
[05:45] <DasEI1> Veratyr9: nope, it just kill all childprocesses of a parent, too
[05:45] <newmember> I am trying to write my own start/stop script.  What does this mean?  start-stop-daemon: Unable to set gid to 1001 (Operation not permitted)
[05:45] <sophi> Gerinych: it is already installed in my system.
[05:45] <sargento> Veratyr9: Nop, Ctrl+alt+backspace is for restaring graphics, killall is to close applications
[05:46] <DasEI1> newmember: did you make the script executable ?
[05:46] <sk8ball> vera
[05:46] <sk8ball> goto terminal
[05:46] <sk8ball> ps -A | grep firefox
[05:46] <sk8ball> kill -9 pid
[05:46] <pixelated> mikeshollen, do the machines have a agp slot?
[05:46] <sk8ball> pid being the pid associated with the process
[05:46] <Veratyr9> got it, thanks guys
[05:46] <radsy> kill -9 `pgrep firefox`
[05:46] <saurabhshah> or you could just open the process manager
[05:46] <radsy> lots of ways to do it :)
[05:46] <mikeshollen> pixelated: they're 4xAGP, would you like a link to the machine's stats?
[05:46] <sargento> Is there any way I can see my own PC Bluetooth password in terminal?
[05:47] <pixelated> mikeshollen, sure
[05:47] <Veratyr9> the more ways the better
[05:47] <prince_jammys> you don't have to kill -9 it, unless it refuses to die by other means
[05:47] <newmember> DasEI1: -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 1523 2009-02-10 20:19 alfresco
[05:47] <sk8ball> prince, why give it a chance
[05:47] <sk8ball> just force the kill
[05:47] <mikeshollen> Can I take this to a IM pixelated?
[05:47] <newmember> DasEI1: so the script is exec, I am going to check the program folder
[05:47] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: because you don't give firefox a chance to clean up with -9
[05:47] <pixelated> mikeshollen, sure
[05:47] <DasEI1> newmember: so only root can run it  (sudo)
[05:48] <newmember> DasEI1: I think I want it root because its in my init.d folder.   I have the applicaiton running starting under a user 1001
[05:49] <sk8ball> prince, as in garbage collection/memory clean up
[05:49] <sk8ball> or just its own bs?
[05:49] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: yes, and temp files
[05:49] <DasEI1> newmember: ok, chmod 775 tried ?
[05:49] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: stuff it would clean up if killed with less radical signals
[05:49] <houstond> ok i've searched the toshiba website and googled. i cant find out where to download my video card driver for linux
[05:50] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: kill -9 is like throwing a grenade at it ;)
[05:50] <sk8ball> doesnt the kernel end up cleaning up stray garbage at some point?
[05:50] <nick|here> i have 3 gateways on my subnet. (192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2, 192.168.1.3) can i use three of them at the same time as a one connection? (merging their bandwiths in to one big pipe) ?
[05:50] <houstond> can someone point me in the right direction?
[05:51] <newmember> DasEI1: good thought, I changed the permisions on the folder the program was in and it worked
[05:51] <meshuggah> houstond : what is your videocard?
[05:51] <zloog> Anyone ever heard of Data.Data?
[05:51] <DasEI1> !yay | newmember
[05:52] <Scunizi> houstond: stop thinking that you have to be on the web to get the driver for your card.. It may already be available in ubuntu just not activated yet.. let meshuggah know what kind of card and he can probably help you.
[05:52] <erbi> d
[05:53] <newmember> DasEI1: how do I make the start script start automatically when the server starts?
[05:53] <sk8ball> prince, doesnt the kernel end up cleaning up stray garbage at some point?
[05:53] <ras2> hey guys ihave ubuntu prblem
[05:53] <DasEI1> newmember: put it in /etc/rc.local
[05:53] <sk8ball> ras, ok
[05:53] <sk8ball> atleast dont ask to ask
[05:53] <ras2> ihave problem
[05:53] <sk8ball> just fuckn ask
[05:53] <ras2> with login window
[05:54] <sk8ball> the most they can do is tell you to fuck off
[05:54] <KronicKoh> hey guys
[05:54] <sk8ball> ad give you some little !command about chan rules
[05:54] <ras2> wired letters appears in error message
[05:54] <DasEI1> newmember: or ask again here to integrate in init's runlevel, I gtg now
[05:54] <ras2> i tried
[05:54] <newmember> DasEI1: ty
[05:54] <ras2> the terminal
[05:54] <ras2> to reinstall login
[05:54] <KronicKoh> anyone heard of 64studio? running off of debian and ubuntu
[05:54]  * sk8ball smacks prince_jjammys
[05:54] <ras2> but nothing
[05:54]  * sk8ball smacks prince_jammys
[05:54] <quibbler> !enter | ras2
[05:55] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: huh?
[05:55] <sk8ball> prince, doesnt the kernel end up cleaning up stray garbage at some point?
[05:55] <kyledr> what should i install to make mplayer work better with video? i'm using opengl as an output driver but it's slow
[05:55] <ras2> ok
[05:55] <sk8ball> prince, memory wise
[05:55] <ras2> the system ccannot connect to the net itried ipup --force
[05:55] <ras2> but also not thing
[05:56] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: probably, but you rarely have to kill -9. the kernel's not going to delete temporary dirs and files, or whatever other crap the program would otherwise take care of before quitting
[05:56] <sk8ball> prince, well of course
[05:56] <ras2> how can i connect to the net through terminal to fix my problems
[05:56] <sk8ball> but firefox conviniently enough will do that for you on next execution
[05:56] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: if the program will only quit with kill -9, it's usually a crap program
[05:57] <sk8ball> prince, do you use firefox?
[05:57] <newmember> ras2: did you install the sshd server?
[05:57] <prince_jammys> sk8ball: not any more. i use opera
[05:57] <ras2> id do not know
[05:57] <ras2> but ithink yes
[05:58] <sk8ball> who has the highest acid test scroe these days
[05:58] <sk8ball> any idea prince?
[05:58] <sk8ball> score*
[05:59] <ras2> guys any body have a solution ??
[05:59] <thorsten11> exit
[05:59] <Scunizi> ras2: you want to connect to the net via terminal?  sudo apt-get install elinks..  then type elinks to load.. g to enter a web address and enter.
[06:00] <izzle> Hi
[06:00] <anij> hello
[06:01] <yossarian> hey peeps
[06:01] <izzle> what kind of package management does ubuntu have? RPM?
[06:01] <izzle> deb?
[06:01] <syockit> deb
[06:01] <lstarnes> izzle: deb
[06:01] <yossarian> izzle:  deb
[06:01] <izzle> use apt-get?
[06:01] <syockit> yes
[06:01] <prince_jammys> all together now
[06:01] <izzle> you guys said deb right? ;-D
[06:01] <syockit> apt on deb
[06:01] <prince_jammys> izzle: no, actually, it's deb
[06:02] <izzle> haha
[06:02] <yossarian> i've just installed wine-doors but for some reason i can't start it. i'm on intrepid x64.
[06:02] <ice_cream> !deb > ice_cream
[06:02] <yossarian> any ideas, anyone?
[06:02] <syockit> poor ice_crean
[06:02] <prince_jammys> izzle: if you're used to debian, same idea. any front-end to dpkg (apt-get, aptitude, synaptic...)
[06:02] <anij> anyone done linux from scratch?
[06:02] <izzle> word
[06:02] <prince_jammys> or dpkg itself, if that's your thing
[06:02] <ice_cream> the whole apt system is referred to as 'deb'  ?
[06:02] <arghh2d2> anij: no but i've thought about it
[06:03] <sophi> how to install lgtk-x11-2?
[06:03] <prince_jammys> ice_cream: i refer to it as 'apt'
[06:03] <ice_cream> yea, me too...what is this debiness
[06:03] <prince_jammys> Debby Anne
[06:04] <anij> i was going to try LFS inside a virtual machine, anyone done it before?
[06:04] <yossarian> why can't i start wine-doors :(
[06:04] <gladio70> #ubuntu-it
[06:05] <anij> i was going to try LFS inside a virtual machine, anyone done it before?
[06:06] <yossarian> does anyone here think using 64 bit ubuntu is worth the headache?
[06:07] <Scunizi> no
[06:07] <anij> no
[06:07] <thevoox> can someone help me compile the latest intel driver? I'm getting some errors when trying to ./configure
[06:07] <yossarian> :\
[06:08] <anij> ok guess no one here has LFS'd in a virtual environement
[06:08] <anij> better go try and put up a tutorial
[06:08] <Geboy> what can i replace webmin with in hardy?
[06:08] <thevoox> when i try to configure the latest intel gfx driver, I get this error http://pastebin.com/m7ff10d4b
[06:08] <GodfatherofEire> Any ideas why Ubuntu is loading an OD document differently on Ubuntu than in Windows? Like, different margins, etc?
[06:09] <Scunizi> GodfatherofEire: 3.0 version on win and 2.xx version on ubuntu?
[06:09] <GodfatherofEire> Yup
[06:09] <GodfatherofEire> I presume that was a bad Idea>
[06:09] <GodfatherofEire> *?
[06:09] <Scunizi> there's your andser
[06:10] <GodfatherofEire> Looks like I'll just have to get the printer working on Windows then
[06:10] <Geboy> anybody know what can i use to configure squid remotely like webmin does?
[06:11] <MeVsTheVoices> What is the command for document viewer?
[06:11] <Scunizi> MeVsTheVoices: evince
[06:11] <MeVsTheVoices> Scunizi: Thank you!
[06:12] <palomer> what's the latest ubuntu called?
[06:12] <Scunizi> new
[06:12] <MeVsTheVoices> Intrebid Ibex
[06:12] <Fractured> does using Unetbootin allow you to save changes while using the OS and have them saved to the USB stick?
[06:13] <palomer> cool
[06:13] <tonyyarusso> Fractured: yes
[06:13] <Fractured> awwsome, thanks tonyyarusso
[06:17] <yossarian> damn damn damn
[06:17] <KronicKoh> QUESTION:::: What other flavors of LINUX should i DOWNLOAD
[06:17] <yossarian> i get this error in the terminal when running wine-doors after the program seemingly starts:
[06:17] <XDS2010> KronicKoh:  Depends on your hardware.
[06:17] <KronicKoh> Ive got kubuntu 8.10, unbunto studio 8.10, 65studio
[06:17] <KronicKoh> YDL 6.1
[06:17] <KronicKoh> for my PS3
[06:17] <yossarian> typeError: can't concatenate str and nonetype objects
[06:17] <yossarian> what does this mean?
[06:17] <KronicKoh> p4 3ghz, potential 4gb ram
[06:18] <XDS2010> KronicKoh:  I've been playing with Mythdora I like it
[06:18] <quibbler> KronicKoh: http://distrowatch.com/
[06:18] <KronicKoh> mind PM'ing me?
[06:18] <XDS2010> SLAX is always good too KronicKoh
[06:18] <prince_jammys> yossarian: it's a python error.
[06:18] <XDS2010> yeah check out the distro site
[06:18] <yossarian> prince_jammys: what can i do?
[06:18] <KronicKoh> I've finally got to the point where I can use LINUX as an OS
[06:18] <KronicKoh> but now I'm going to mainly focus on how to properly record audio in linux
[06:18] <KronicKoh> w00000t
[06:18] <KronicKoh> =D
[06:18] <prince_jammys> yossarian: most likely some error in the code of the prog, or maybe you're invoking it with wrong params
[06:19] <yossarian> prince_jammys:  are you familiar with wine-doors?
[06:19] <prince_jammys> yossarian: not at all
[06:19] <KronicKoh> thank you for distrowatch... mui gracias
[06:19] <KronicKoh> =D
[06:19] <prince_jammys> yossarian: i'd first try google: 'ubuntu wine-doors "typeError: can't concatenate"' and see if someone else stumbled into this
[06:19] <KronicKoh> iWreck.net
[06:19] <XDS2010> KronicKoh:  babene
[06:20] <XDS2010> ;)
[06:20] <quibbler> KronicKoh: nada
[06:20] <KronicKoh> nada? haha
[06:20] <KronicKoh> nothing, you r nada?
[06:20] <KronicKoh> *no problemo
[06:20] <KronicKoh> just blame the ho
[06:20] <KronicKoh> =D
[06:20] <yossarian> prince_jammys: i've tried. maybe it's just me but i haven't found anything relevant :(
[06:21] <JPSman> so, i am an idiot, I just looked at my system startup setting and saw that i have EM64T capable processor.  How can I test this?  do I have to download another version of Ubuntu 64-bit and run a live CD?
[06:24] <qike006> 请问一下使用XUbuntu的朋友，怎样使后来新建的的用户与安装时建的用户功能相同？
[06:25] <quibbler> !cn
[06:25] <JPSman> what benefits do 64bit have to offer?
[06:26] <Flannel> JPSman: for 'regular people'?  More address space for RAM
[06:27] <JPSman> Flannel - yeah, I suppose I am a regular person.  What does it offer for processing speed?
[06:28] <simone> hey
[06:28] <patmanpato> hi
[06:28] <simone> i'm trying out intrepid
[06:28] <bullgard4> Synaptic: "The scripts in the DEB program package 'initscripts' initialize a standard #debian GNU/Linux system at boot time and finalize it at halt or reboot time." How is halt time defined?
[06:28] <Flannel> JPSman: No (well, not directly), but with the wider datawidth, you can do larger computations faster, and also the architecture itself has a number of improvements, lack of register starvation, etc.  But for the stuff most people do, the biggest benefit is that you have have more RAM (more than 3.2ish GB)
[06:28] <simone> glad they solved smb and geforce4 problems
[06:28] <patmanpato> i have an external ext3 hard drive, and i was wondering what the easiest way to mount it is, so that regular users can have write access to it, any one have any ideas?
[06:28] <simone> but i notice it's quite cpu consuming!!
[06:29] <JPSman> Flannel - right now I have 2 gigs, so your saying that it would increase the ram and address registration because it has a "wider" path than 32 bit?
[06:31] <ice_cream> Flannel, 32bit os is limited to only 3.2 ? thought it could handle closer to 4
[06:32] <JPSman> yeah, I decided against it, I dont know what programs i would be running that can use 64 bit anyhow
[06:32] <sophi> hi icecream
[06:32] <sophi> hi ice_cream
[06:32] <JPSman> night yall
[06:32] <ice_cream> hi
[06:32] <sophi> :-)
[06:32] <koshari> JPSman you can move a 64bit word on a 64 bit machine in one execution
[06:33] <aaditya> if i change a user's default shell to something like /bin/false, will it prevent the user from logging into Gnome via GDM?
[06:34] <chalcedony> what to do about resetting one of my two monitor's settings if System -> Preferences -> Screen Resolution is not detecting my settings this time?
[06:34] <fallore> i just installed ubuntu 8.10 and i'm getting a "GRUB Loading stage1.5Read Error" message after i boot
[06:34] <aaditya> chalcedony: xrandr --auto
[06:34] <aaditya> or just 'xrandr'
[06:34] <aaditya> or 'man xrandr for more details'
[06:34] <chalcedony> aaditya: i'll try that
[06:34] <aaditya> 'man xrandr'
[06:34] <aaditya> lol
[06:35] <aaditya> rest wasn't meant to be a part of quotes
[06:35] <aaditya> good luck
[06:35] <simone> sorry
[06:35] <YESman> нифига народу
[06:35] <YESman> !
[06:35] <simone> does anyone know toshiba satellite 1950?
[06:35] <simone> it's a Pc from 2003
[06:35] <ice_cream> =P
[06:35] <Daemonic> 32bit, 64bit.. bleh.. do what I do.. I run 108547283857693493bit 34857584gigs of ram. no problems here!
[06:35] <YESman> че за канетель?
[06:35] <Sylphid> !ru
[06:36] <YESman> вы тут по руски ботаите
[06:36] <YESman> !
[06:36] <zer0o> hi guys im about to buy an external hard drive, is there any known issue? shall i buy a particular one instead of another? thanks
[06:36] <aaditya> Sylphid: how did you know that he was speaking russian?
[06:36] <Failrar> zer0o, nope
[06:36] <siva> hi
[06:36] <ice_cream> aaditya, was obvious
[06:36] <bullgard4> patmanpato: The easiest way is to use the applet 'Disk Mounter'
[06:36] <hemanth> can i setup a web server with dhcp ?
[06:36] <siva> anyone help me about the evolution of virus
[06:36] <zer0o> Failrar: u mean there arent known issue and i can buy whatever?
[06:36] <Sylphid> aaditya, just looked like russian
[06:37] <Failrar> no know issues
[06:37] <aaditya> Sylphid: nice guess
[06:37] <Failrar> as long as it's usb mass storage
[06:37] <aaditya> wasn't quite obvious to me
[06:37] <aaditya> could have guessed though
[06:37] <Sylphid> aaditya, babblefish helps though
[06:38] <Vekser_sec_choic> how dO i save state in KDKE4?
[06:38] <amerinese> hi what is the protocol/service i would use to share a folder over the internet with a username/password?  (not just visible on my local network)
[06:39] <sophi> anyone help me i am getting error: gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: No such file or directory
[06:39] <aaditya> amerinese: if it's for personal use, consider using sftp (ssh)
[06:39] <amerinese> i'd like windows users to be able to look at it like a regular folder, not something that requires a different method of interaction like ftp
[06:40] <sophi> If anyone could shed some light on this I would be very grateful
[06:40] <aaditya> amerinese: there are free tools available that make sftp look like windows drives
[06:40] <aaditya> If i change a user's default shell to something like /bin/false, will it prevent the user from logging into Gnome via GDM?
[06:41] <amerinese> aaditya: is samba something used for situations like this?
[06:41] <amerinese> or is that a local thing?
[06:41] <amerinese> aaditya: that sounds workable, but not as ideal as it does require an extra step for each user to install something
[06:41] <amerinese> but i appreciate the suggestion
[06:42] <aaditya> amerinese: if you're trying to share it on a LAN, then go for samba. i'm not sure if samba is safe enough to be exposed on the internet
[06:42] <silv3r_m001> hi there
[06:42] <aaditya> SFTP is encrypted btw
[06:42] <fallore> i just installed ubuntu 8.10 and i'm getting a "GRUB Loading stage1.5Read Error" message after i boot. anyone know what's going on? it's installed on a compact flash disk with an IDE adaptor
[06:42] <silv3r_m001> for the past few days I see that sometime the hard disk suddenly starts working vigorously and the computer becomes almost hanged ... why ?
[06:43] <aaditya> !grub fallore
[06:43] <aaditya> :s
[06:43] <aaditya> !grub
[06:43] <silv3r_m001> is it related to some kind of file indexing running in the background
[06:43] <amerinese> aaditya: ok, will look into it, thanks
[06:43] <aaditya> you're welcome
[06:43] <Until_It_Sleeps> !getting laid.
[06:44] <srid> does anyone know how to move cursor from one monitor to the second monitor? using some keyboard shortcut? it is painful to use the mouse/trackpoint for the delay involved.
[06:44] <Until_It_Sleeps> :P Sorry, I just had to do that.
[06:44] <sexcopter> hi, i'm downloading a couple of videos, and while they arrive, gnome-video-thumnailer is having a hernia. Is there a way to tell it to ignore these videos for now?
[06:44] <sophi> If anyone could shed some light on this I would be very grateful
[06:45] <MeVsTheVoices> Until_It_Sleeps: Careful, the almighty Flannel might catch you away!
[06:45] <Until_It_Sleeps> heh
[06:45] <fallore> aaditya: didn't see anything in there regarding my situation :/
[06:47] <bullgard4> Synaptic: "The scripts in the DEB program package 'initscripts' initialize a standard #debian GNU/Linux system at boot time and finalize it at halt or reboot time." How is halt time defined?
[06:47] <aaditya> fallore: did linux ever run on your machine successfully before?
[06:47] <yossarian> what do you people make of win 7?
[06:47] <fallore> aaditya: no, it's a freshly built computer on a fresh compact flash disk. installed 8.10 from a mini iso or something
[06:48] <chalcedony> yossarian: 42
[06:48] <chalcedony> or 22 ..
[06:49] <sophi> anyone help me i am getting error: gdk/gdkkeysyms.h: No such file or directory
[06:49] <yossarian> chalcedony:  haha. 42? the meaning of life? :)
[06:49] <yossarian> and everything
[06:50] <MeVsTheVoices> yossarian: The meaning of life, the UNIVERSE, and everything
[06:50] <aaditya> fallore: maybe try other related channels like ##linux
[06:50] <Until_It_Sleeps> !bots
[06:50] <chalcedony> yossarian: everyone i've heard talking about windows7 is that it's just like chicken.. or vista
[06:50] <Until_It_Sleeps> !botchannel
[06:50] <aaditya> !botabuse > Until_It_Sleeps
[06:51] <Until_It_Sleeps> :D Thanks aaditya.
[06:51] <yossarian> i've tried win7, thought it was just as useless as vista
[06:51] <rakudave> !ot
[06:51] <yossarian> what the heck do the visuals matter if the operating system is unusable? :(
[06:52] <aaditya> !ot > yossarian
[06:52] <aaditya> :)
[06:53] <boscoslife> if i run ubuntu and have installed bastille for my server is there anything else i need to do to make it more secure and is bastile a good filewall program
[06:53] <KyleK> hey whats the fancy network monitor thing called?
[06:53] <chalcedony> aaditya: is there a way to get System -> Preferences -> Screen Resolution to work again? i used it for the other monitor.. but now i want to change the settings on the main one.
[06:54] <aaditya> chalcedony: not sure, i'm used to the command line
[06:54] <KyleK> cacti, got it
[06:54] <chalcedony> boscoslife: you're running linux. it's more secure than windows will ever be
[06:54] <scr0oples> anyone running ubuntu on a macbook pro?
[06:54] <aaditya> chalcedony: paste your 'xrandr' output and we can go from there
[06:54] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: Might not be one day, who knows
[06:55] <chalcedony> aaditya: wow! i prefer command line for most things.. i just felt overwhelmed . sure
[06:55] <boscoslife> chalcedony: i under stand all of that i have run linux for about 4 years now
[06:55] <boscoslife> i love it
[06:55] <shinygiftson> hi all
[06:55] <aaditya> chalcedony, no problem. there is a learning curve that we all climb some day.
[06:55] <boscoslife> chalcedony: whta about the linux guru who wants to hack in though
[06:55] <scr0oples> macbook pro- ubuntu? anyone?
[06:55] <shinygiftson> i'm using ubuntu 7.10
[06:56] <bullgard4> Synaptic: "The scripts in the DEB program package 'initscripts' initialize a standard #debian GNU/Linux system at boot time and finalize it at halt or reboot time." How is halt time defined?
[06:56] <shinygiftson> we have any audio facility browser
[06:56] <chalcedony> aaditya: Screen 0: minimum 2560 x 1024, current 2560 x 1024, maximum 2560 x 1024
[06:56] <chalcedony> default connected 2560x1024+0+0 0mm x 0mm
[06:56] <chalcedony>    2560x1024      50.0     51.0     52.0     53.0     54.0     55.0*
[06:56] <shinygiftson> something like jaws in windows?
[06:56] <aaditya> chalcedony: is that it?
[06:57] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: A what?
[06:57] <chalcedony> aaditya: that's what i got, minus the prompts (shorter paste)
[06:57] <aaditya> !pb > chalcedony
[06:57] <chalcedony> oh sure
[06:57] <shinygiftson> MeVsTheVoices, browser for blind
[06:57] <shinygiftson> ?
[06:58] <bostko> hi guys
[06:58] <aaditya> !ask | shinygiftson
[06:58] <exgllo> Hey I'm having some trouble with AR242x 802.11 Wireless PCI Express Adapter can't get any wireless networks to populate
[06:58] <bostko> ii can't speak english very well so i will ask you for a little help
[06:58] <shinygiftson> ok, ubottu
[06:58] <exgllo> !ask repairing AR242x 802.11 Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[06:58] <exgllo> using either ath5k or ath_pci advice needed!
[06:58] <scr0oples> im having some trouble booting ubuntu on my mac anyone?
[06:59] <bostko> is this right
[06:59] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: We have Orca as a screen reader, but jaws does more than that right?
[06:59] <bostko> professional care for your personal computer
[06:59] <bostko> ?
[06:59] <shinygiftson> MeVsTheVoices, ok
[06:59] <shinygiftson> let me try to install orca
[06:59] <hemanth> anyone here , who has tried setting up a webserver with dhcp ?
[07:00] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: Should be by default, for 8.10 atleast
[07:00] <shinygiftson> ok
[07:00] <shinygiftson> MeVsTheVoices, thx :)
[07:00] <bostko> can i use any other word instead care
[07:00] <exgllo> So anyone have advice for using wireless in ubuntu? Other than, Don't?
[07:01] <kerm|t> exgllo: it works for me
[07:01] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: No prob, theres something called perl box to help automate things, little funky alpha at the moment though, might wanna pass on that for a spell
[07:01] <syockit> exgllo: use it as usual
[07:01] <Until_It_Sleeps> Anyone here know what the command to defragment a Ubuntu volume is?
[07:01] <shinygiftson> MeVsTheVoices, ok. Thx
[07:01] <shinygiftson> :)
[07:01] <kerm|t> Until_It_Sleeps: its automatic
[07:01] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: http://perlbox.sourceforge.net/ if you wanna check it anyway
[07:01] <MeVsTheVoices> shinygiftson: No prob
[07:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> kerm|t: Erm, it is!?
[07:02] <scr0oples> macbook pro- ubuntu? anyone?
[07:02] <syockit> Until_It_Sleeps: usually it's fsck thing, but should be run at boot
[07:02] <kerm|t> Until_It_Sleeps: the FS doesnt create fragments much so theres nothing to defrag
[07:02] <MeVsTheVoices> scr0oples: It is possible, I know ppl who have, they're not about though
[07:02] <shinygiftson> MeVsTheVoices, ok
[07:02] <aaditya> Until_It_Sleeps: http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index.php/2006/08/17/why_doesn_t_linux_need_defragmenting
[07:02] <exgllo> my problem I'm having with just "using the wifi" is I can't seem to get this AR242x 802.11 Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[07:02] <exgllo> to actually detect a wifi network
[07:02] <Until_It_Sleeps> oh... That is the coolest thing I have ever heard.
[07:02] <exgllo> although according to ubuntu this driver is activated and c urrently in use
[07:02] <KronicKoh> from debian, how do i get kde?
[07:02] <KronicKoh> whats the command?
[07:03] <syockit> Until_It_Sleeps: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3#Defragmentation
[07:03] <chalcedony> aaditya: http://paste.ubuntu.com/116715/
[07:03] <MeVsTheVoices> KronicKoh: sudo apt-get install kde?
[07:04] <bullgard4> Synaptic: "The scripts in the DEB program package 'initscripts' initialize a standard #debian GNU/Linux system at boot time and finalize it at halt or reboot time." How is halt time defined?
[07:04] <aaditya> chalcedony: the other one is apparently not connected properly, or not being recognized by the OS
[07:04] <MeVsTheVoices> bullgard4: Halt is a shutdown, it comes off the shutdown command
[07:04] <boscoslife> chalcedony: whta about the linux guru who wants to hack in though
[07:05] <Until_It_Sleeps> kthnxbai.
[07:06] <chalcedony> aaditya: i think i messed up the backup by changing the name of it, is there a way to list directory names?
[07:06] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: As in all the directories in something
[07:06] <chalcedony> boscoslife: if he's a top of the line ubuntu tech maybe.
[07:07] <chalcedony> MeVsTheVoices: as in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak i remember i added a date to it, but not what it was
[07:07] <exgllo> hey so when i do a sudo lshw -c network and it comes back telling me *-network DISABLED how to i enable that?
[07:07] <exgllo> Physical wireless co nfiguration: broadcast=yes driver=ath5k latency=0 module=ath5k multicast=yes wireless=IEE 802.11bg *-network disabled
[07:08] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: `man find` look up -mtime
[07:08] <prince_jammys> yossarian: sorry, got disconnected
[07:09] <anders_home> morrn morrn
[07:10] <bullgard4> MeVsTheVoices: Please tell me what do you mean by "to come off". (My native language is not English.)
[07:11] <Canaen> I'm trying to come up with a solution for running Photoshop on Ubuntu. I've heard that under WINE, CS2 works pretty well, and CS3 and CS4 are coming up. Crossover Linux (codeweavers) says they run it perfect. Is there that much of a difference? Does anyone run Photoshop (any version)? I'm on Ubuntu 8.10, intrepid ibex.
[07:11] <MeVsTheVoices> bullgard4: Halt is part of shutdown
[07:11] <fallore_> i installed ubuntu 8.10 onto a compact flash disk using an IDE adaptor. it's getting the error "GRUB Stage1.5Reading Error" when I boot. I took out the card and have put it into a different computer (this one, running ubuntu 8.10) and have the ability to look at its insides. is there anything i can look at to see what the problem is?
[07:12] <letalis> Canaen: have you tried the gimp for your graphic editing needs?
[07:12] <MeVsTheVoices> Canaen: The only Platinum (worthwile) CS of Photoshop is CS1, its the only guaranteed work with WINE, use gimp...
[07:12] <letalis> it does most of what photoshop does and does it without the need to emulate it
[07:12] <MeVsTheVoices> And its awesomer
[07:13] <letalis> you can even save to psd if you need to
[07:13] <letalis> :)
[07:13] <bullgard4> MeVsTheVoices: Shutdown is a rather long and complicated process. What part of it is halt in it?
[07:14] <Canaen> My problem with GIMP is that it doesn't seem to do what I need it to do. I mean, I know how to do the things I want in photoshop, and not in GIMP
[07:14] <Canaen> The tools just aren't as precise
[07:14] <Canaen> or clean
[07:15] <MeVsTheVoices> bullgard4: Halt is the very last thing called by shutdown (usually) if it is specified that it should be called (-h or -H) else poweroff will be called, shutting off the computer
[07:15] <dragon_> Canaen: make a suggestion here and it might be considered soon - http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
[07:16] <MeVsTheVoices> Whens next version due out?
[07:17] <bullgard4> MeVsTheVoices: Ah! Thank you very much for explaining.
[07:17] <rww> MeVsTheVoices: of Ubuntu? April.
[07:17] <MeVsTheVoices> bullgard4: No prob!
[07:17] <MeVsTheVoices> rww: Damn, not too shabby
[07:17] <Canaen> dragon: thanks for the link!
[07:17] <dragon_> Canaen: you're welcome
[07:17] <Canaen> MeVsTheVoices: Why do you say CS1 is the only worthwhile under WINE?
[07:18] <MeVsTheVoices> Canaen: Its the only one that won't frustrate the hell out of you, it works perfectly out of the box is what I'm saying, all the others have serious compatability issues
[07:19] <bsusa> hello all
[07:19] <MeVsTheVoices> HERRO PREEZ!
[07:19] <bsusa> is their a program out there for Ubuntu that Joins FLV video files?
[07:20] <Canaen> MeVsTheVoices: Thanks! The WINE website really talks up its compatibility with newer photoshops. It's nice to get another opinion
[07:20] <chalcedony> MeVsTheVoices: my son is really good with linux, but he moved to texas. i got this new used monitor and i'm trying to get it to where i can see it better.
[07:20] <MeVsTheVoices> Canaen: :-)
[07:21] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: College?
[07:21] <Slart> bsusa: mencoder might do it
[07:21] <chalcedony> MeVsTheVoices: he got a really good job
[07:22] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: Ahh ok, cool
[07:22] <chalcedony> working lots and lots of hours
[07:22] <exgllo> So is the next Ubuntu release supposed to have an upgrade for wifi so it can work?
[07:22] <chalcedony> exgllo: wifi does work, it just takes tweaking
[07:23] <rww> exgllo: I imagine that would depend on what type of Wifi card you have.
[07:23] <exgllo> Not from the sources I'm talking to so far everyones agreeing that Ubuntu's wifi sucks
[07:23] <exgllo> and I've been tweaking on it for 4 hours
[07:24] <Vadonon> how do i shot web?
[07:25] <chalcedony> Ubuntu``: then youll be glad to know that our laptop works fine on it
[07:26] <Jaan|Perfect> where i can find termianl
[07:26] <Jaan|Perfect> terminal
[07:26] <jords> I'm trying to set some keycodes for my keyboard, but setkeycodes seems to end up with a different key than what I set: eg sudo setkeycodes e017 225, then when I use xev it says keycode 233 for that same key
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> !terminal
[07:26] <jords> What could be going on?
[07:26] <MeVsTheVoices> Or you can get tilda, and never be more than a button press away
[07:27] <atom^x> UbuntuWifiFails,  mine works fine... always has
[07:28] <Digital8> MeVsTheVoices: can you input ` or ~ into tilda?
[07:28] <djnel> First time user of Linux, got fedup with windows and installed Ubuntu. Loving it so far. Cant get files unrared, I've downloaded the update, I can view the contents of the rar, it extract successfully it says and there is nothing on the destination :/
[07:28] <Jaan|Perfect> That is pretty straight-forward
[07:28] <boscoslife> if i remove sudo on my server is that a bad thing
[07:28] <MeVsTheVoices> Digital: Sure thing, its just a terminal, but it hides away
[07:28] <MeVsTheVoices> boscoslife: Remove sudo?
[07:29] <Digital8> djnel: have you tried other rars?
[07:29] <boscoslife> yes i login via root anyways and none of my users need sudo
[07:29] <Digital8> MeVsTheVoices: how can you input ` or ~ if it drops down with that same key?
[07:29] <rww> boscoslife: It's incredibly unsupported, but possible.
[07:29] <kyledr> djnel: in terminal cd to the file and do unrar e <filename>
[07:29] <djnel> I probably should... one sec I'll check...
[07:29] <MeVsTheVoices> boscoslife: First of, you should never be logging in as root, you'll give me the night sweats
[07:30] <coolguy891> ubuntu.comn
[07:30] <MeVsTheVoices> Digital8: Ohh, you can bind it to come down on whatever, mines on F1.. never need that damn help anyway
[07:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> lol simple fact the reason ubuntu fails to sell is because it takes 6 hours for a freaking wifi driver
[07:30] <coolguy891> fedora is better than ubuntu
[07:30] <Digital8> MeVsTheVoices: excellent
[07:30] <boscoslife> MeVsTheVoices: i am logging in as root to my server i have to
[07:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> so yes I know some of you jackasses have working wifi
[07:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> thanks for letting me know
[07:30] <coolguy891> fedora is best
[07:30] <Canaen> lol
[07:30] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: wifi works for me
[07:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> any other helpful comments can be directed right up digital8's ass
[07:30] <coolguy891> fedora is besr
[07:31] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: what is your problem?
[07:31] <sandGorgon> hi guys... i want to create a VM with Postgres and a lot of stuff. I'll need a very slim installation of ubuntu with apt-get though. How do I do this? Are there some VMs out there like this?
[07:31] <Canaen> UbuntuWifiFails: wifi works for me, but I needed to get some help first. What's wrong?
[07:31] <rww> !guidelines | UbuntuWifiFails, coolguy891
[07:31] <coolguy891> =fedora is best
[07:31] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: can you explain the problem?
[07:31] <coolguy891> fedora is best
[07:31] <coolguy891> fedora is best
[07:31] <coolguy891> fedora is best
[07:31] <MeVsTheVoices> boscoslife: Yes you can do that, but *being diplomatic* generally someone who asks that shouldn't be root permanently on a machine that other people use
[07:31] <suigeneris> is it not possible to have a body when sending a mail with mail(1) ?
[07:31] <atom^x> UbuntuWifiFails,  a little frustrated are we?
[07:31] <coolguy891> fedora is best
[07:31] <FloodBot2> coolguy891: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:31] <Digital8> !ops coolguy891
[07:32] <suigeneris> !ops | coolguy891
[07:32] <coolguy891> ubuntu is best
[07:32] <coolguy891> ubuntu is best
[07:32] <UbuntuWifiFails> trying to get Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg wireless pci express adapter rev 01 to be able tod etect wirless networks in range
[07:32] <coolguy891> ubuntu is best
[07:32] <UbuntuWifiFails> won't detect anyc laims the drivers instaleld
[07:32] <suigeneris> coolguy891, stop repeating
[07:32] <Guest90949> Good Morning
[07:32] <coolguy891> ubuntu is best
[07:32] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: can you test it with a network up close to see if it's a range issue or if it's not working at all?
[07:32] <coolguy891> ubnutu is best
[07:33] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: to simplify things
[07:33] <suigeneris> is it not possible to have a body when sending a mail with mail(1) ?
[07:33] <Guest90949> !list
[07:33] <Sarthor> routing for multiple uplinks/ providers, my question here, Need Help please, asking for 3 or 4 days here, still failed, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/routing-for-multiple-uplinks-providers-703789/#post3439226
[07:33] <djnel> Digital8: I tried another RAR file and exact same problem
[07:33] <UbuntuWifiFails> it isn't a range issue i already checked that, I also attempted to install the ath5k driver, the ath_pci driver, the ath_hal driver and madwifi and so far i'm SOL
[07:33] <UbuntuWifiFails> but alot of people are telling me that theirs is working so that's good to know
[07:33] <UbuntuWifiFails> it's good to know that other people have working wifi that's why I come here ya know.  To see other peples successes
[07:34] <UbuntuWifiFails> trying ndniswrapper now
[07:34] <UbuntuWifiFails> going to just try to wrap the original windows driver and give that a go
[07:34] <rww> UbuntuWifiFails: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[07:35] <UbuntuWifiFails> ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex
[07:35] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: ndiswrapper is a good idea if you haven't done it yet
[07:35] <atom^x> UbuntuWifiFails, what does iwconfig report?
[07:35] <UbuntuWifiFails> ls
[07:35] <UbuntuWifiFails> woops wrong keyboard
[07:35] <Digital8> djnel: can you pastebin what is happening?
[07:36] <UbuntuWifiFails> sec
[07:36] <MeVsTheVoices> Why are flamar?
[07:36] <djnel> Digital8 Sure, 1 sec
[07:36] <MeVsTheVoices> You can make a ubuntu-debate channel if you want, you get to boot people too!
[07:39] <Digital8> djnel, UbuntuWifiFails: i'll be right back - i need to switch rooms
[07:41] <MeVsTheVoices> Flannel: Where art thou!
[07:41] <mordain> hi, is there a visual disk partition manager in ubuntu ?  what is it called ?
[07:41] <rww> !ot | MeVsTheVoices
[07:41] <rww> !gparted | mordain
[07:41] <MeVsTheVoices> mordain: gparted
[07:41] <mordain> thanks
[07:41] <MeVsTheVoices> rww: It is a question!
[07:42] <cakey> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=964QHmjLqa0
[07:42] <cakey> i bawwed
[07:42] <cakey> gah
[07:42] <cakey> xwindow
[07:42] <FloodBot2> cakey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:43] <MeVsTheVoices> Any ~Good FPS for Linux recently, been a while since I looked
[07:43] <Roby> how do i get this to quit coming here :$
[07:43] <Canaen> MeVsTheVoices: Have you played Sauerbraten?
[07:44] <rww> Roby: which IRC client are you using?
[07:44] <Roby> x-chat
[07:44] <MeVsTheVoices> Canaen: No, and in English?
[07:44] <Crshman> Hi all, for some reason all my administration utility "unlock" buttons are greyed out and I can't seem to figure otu why....any help?
[07:44] <Umeaboy> Hi!
[07:44] <Umeaboy> I've forgotten what to write to see the name of my bios.
[07:44] <Umeaboy> Can anyone tell me?
[07:45] <Canaen> MeVsTheVoices: that's what it's called
[07:45] <rww> Roby: go to the Network List, click "Ubuntu Servers", click Edit. To stop it from joining Ubuntu on startup, remove #ubuntu from your favorite channels list. To stop it from connecting to freenode, uncheck "Autoconnect to this network on startup"
[07:45] <Canaen> MeVsTheVoices: It's based on Cube. You can get it from the repositories
[07:45] <Roby> ok, thanks :D
[07:46] <rww> Roby: No problem. By the way, if you're using xchat-gnome, you may want to check out the xchat package. Many people prefer it :)
[07:47] <MeVsTheVoices> Canaen: Sweet thanks muchly
[07:49] <Digital8> djnel, UbuntuWifiFails: i'm back, though i'll be leaving for bed soon
[07:49] <UbuntuWifiFails> k iwconfig
[07:49] <UbuntuWifiFails> lo no wirless extions.
[07:50] <UbuntuWifiFails> eth0 no wirless extensions
[07:50] <UbuntuWifiFails> wifi0 no wireless extensions
[07:50] <UbuntuWifiFails> ath0 ieee 802.11g  ESSID: " " Nickname:""
[07:50] <djnel> Side Problem passably related, when opening the archived file in the archive, no programs show up in the select program  options... i have vlc installed and tested its working
[07:50] <UbuntuWifiFails> Mode: managed Frequency: 2.437 GHZ access point: not-associated etc..
[07:50] <UbuntuWifiFails> pan0 no wireless extensions
[07:50] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: what wireless manager are you using?
[07:52] <atom^x> UbuntuWifiFails, for what it's worth there is a custom at array.org that supports some atheros cards
[07:52] <atom^x> *kernel
[07:53] <UbuntuWifiFails> wireless manager? How do you mean like the built in Network manager for ubuntu or NDISWRAPPer / Mad wifi / compat?
[07:53] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: can you grab wicd so we're on the same page?
[07:53] <UbuntuWifiFails> k
[07:53] <Crshman> for some reason all my administration utility "unlock" buttons are greyed out and I can't seem to figure otu why....any help?
[07:54] <rww> Crshman: are you connecting remotely?
[07:54] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: Under acessibility theres an option to stop it foggin up your screen
[07:54] <Crshman> rww, no it's local
[07:54] <digger3> Jaunty: I've got blank border surrounding my windows when enabling compiz. Maximize buttons etc are responsive though. intel X4500, any tips on where to look for a fix?
[07:54] <Crshman> MeVsTheVoices, I can't click the unlock button to use the administrative tool, I don't think it's a "fogging" issue
[07:55] <rww> digger3: Jaunty support in #ubuntu+1, not here
[07:55] <digger3> rww: ok, sorry
[07:55] <UbuntuWifiFails> sorry takes a while having to get the tar.gz form my desktop and put it on the laptop
[07:55] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: K, hang about
[07:55] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: understood..it's the same thing i went through
[07:55] <Cheetah_lw> good morning
[07:56] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: there's actually a deb for it, unless i'm mistaken
[07:56] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: but source works too
[07:56] <Roby> this seems alot differnt than it was in 8.04 lol
[07:56] <rww> Crshman: Open up a terminal and run the "groups" command, then copy the output here
[07:56] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: run `gksu something` or `gksudo something` see what it spits out
[07:58] <MeVsTheVoices> EWW! Ubuntu is moving towards policykit!?!
[07:58] <Crshman> MeVsTheVoices: Here is the output: http://pastebin.ca/1333797
[07:58] <rww> MeVsTheVoices: Ubuntu uses policykit, yeah
[07:58] <MeVsTheVoices> rww: Why?
[07:58] <Crshman> rww: Here is the output: http://pastebin.ca/1333798
[07:58] <MeVsTheVoices> rww: Its dumb, it sucks, sudo awesome, old, respected, feared
[08:00] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: There is possible solution near end of this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-653921.html tried?
[08:00] <kronicKoH> Anyone have some free time?
[08:00] <rww> MeVsTheVoices: the spec for it has some reasons. it's at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/PolicyKitIntegration
[08:00] <MeVsTheVoices> kronicKoH: What you got in mind baby?
[08:00] <kronicKoH> Just enough
[08:00] <chalcedony> MeVsTheVoices:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/116722/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/116723/
[08:00] <kronicKoH> heh
[08:00] <Crshman> MeVsTheVoices: The post by "puccaso"? If so, i've tried that already
[08:00] <kronicKoH> I've been toyin around with ways to setup a studio (DAW)
[08:01] <kronicKoH> Desktop Audio Workstation
[08:01] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: Kk
[08:01] <chalcedony> kronicKoH: free and time .. one has time but not money, usually
[08:01] <MeVsTheVoices> chalcedony: Hi?
[08:01] <kronicKoH> i went from kubuntu, to ubuntu studio
[08:01] <kronicKoH> then got a lot of info
[08:01] <kronicKoH> as in, dont run Ardour in ubuntu 8.10 because its not real-time
[08:01] <kronicKoH> so go for 8.05
[08:01] <kronicKoH> *4
[08:02] <kronicKoH> although i was encouraged to try 64studio
[08:02] <kronicKoH> which i like, its nice, because its simplistic.
[08:02] <kronicKoH> although i was advised to run 2,1
[08:02] <kronicKoH> although id like to run 3.0 on it as well
[08:02] <kronicKoH> only 40gb hd
[08:02] <kronicKoH> ;-)
[08:02] <kronicKoH> but long story shorter then usual....
[08:02] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: hows it coming along?
[08:03] <mDemocritus> i think i've got a strange one for you guys... i compiled vsftpd 2.0.7 with ssl support for interoperability with Filezilla, and all went well. I copied the binary to /usr/sbin, when i run it i get errors telling me ssl support is not compiled in.... but if i run the binary from the build directory, it works fine... what the heck am i missing?
[08:04] <mDemocritus> it's getting copied over correctly... md5sum on /usr/sbin/vsftpd and the one in the build directory are the same
[08:04] <UbuntuWifiFails> oh just installing wicd now
[08:05] <UbuntuWifiFails> doing the reboot it recommends
[08:05] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: ok
[08:06] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: Congrats, you have a confirmed bug
[08:06] <Crshman> MeVsTheVoices: That was my next course of action haha...
[08:06] <DrRabbit> give me some sugar. I am your neighbor!
[08:07] <amikrop> Hello. In OpenOffice Presentation I removed the "Slide Pane" by mistake and made it a window of its own. How do I put it back?
[08:07] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: For now all I got is run it from terminal, the problem is all with gksu gksudo
[08:07] <Digital8> DrRabbit: in america, first you get the sugar, then you get the power, then you get the women.
[08:08] <Flannel> Digital8, DrRabbit: Please keep it on topic
[08:08] <Digital8> Flannel: my apologies
[08:08] <MeVsTheVoices> Crshman: I'll keep looking about, but nothing seems prevalent
[08:08] <DrRabbit> amikrop: that's odd...
[08:08] <DrRabbit> amikrop: did you try just dragging it back?
[08:08] <Crshman> MeVsTheVoices: Thanks for the help, I too am looking around with no luck....Google save me =(
[08:08] <Digital8> Flannel: though I was just replying to another offtopic message
[08:08] <MeVsTheVoices> Flannel: I Missed you BABY@
[08:08] <amikrop> DrRabbit: Yeah, nothing happens, I just move the window.
[08:08] <DrRabbit> amikrop: do you know hwo to take a screenshot?
[08:08] <boogywoogy> how do i set all compiz settings back to their default settings?
[08:09] <DrRabbit> amikrop: if you can, take a screenshot and put it here http://imagebin.org/
[08:09] <MeVsTheVoices> All the good I do in this world, and this is what I get *sullen*
[08:09] <Flannel> MeVsTheVoices: Again, Please remain on topic.
[08:10] <MeVsTheVoices> Flannel: One of these days your gonna slip
[08:10] <DrRabbit> MeVsTheVoices: it's you're
[08:11] <DrRabbit> you are gonna slip.
[08:11] <UbuntuWifiFails> hm no bueno
[08:11] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: what do you see in wicd?
[08:11] <amikrop> DrRabbit: http://imagebin.org/38157
[08:11] <MeVsTheVoices> DrRabbit: Ohh no he rubbed off on you, we might need a strip club at this rate
[08:11] <UbuntuWifiFails> oh I'm not even getting wicd to work right now
[08:11] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: what's happening?
[08:12] <DrRabbit> amikrop: see where it says "Slides"?
[08:12] <DrRabbit> try dragging that
[08:12] <UbuntuWifiFails> did python configure python install and just not showing up
[08:12] <boogywoogy> how the funk do i disable these fading windows?
[08:13] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: how about just installing it from deb?
[08:13] <Flannel> boogywoogy: the easiest way is to just turn off the affects (set them to none or whatever) under appearances
[08:13] <amikrop> DrRabbit: OK, it worked. Thank you. :-)
[08:13] <Flannel> boogywoogy: effects, even.
[08:13] <UbuntuWifiFails> k sec
[08:13] <DrRabbit> amikrop: no prob
[08:14] <Flannel> boogywoogy: If you just want to tweak that particular behavior, install compizconfig-settings-manager, and you will get fine grained control over the behavior of compiz
[08:14] <vallhalla81> hi there  all i am having some trouble with my xubuntu  install when i load it there  are  no panels  and i cant right click on the desk top i can get to a tty  and suggestions please
[08:18] <Jaan|Perfect> i am unable t load firefox in vmware
[08:19] <mDemocritus> does linux cache recently used binaries in path? running /usr/sbin/vsftpd works right, just running vsftpd gives me "ssl support not compiled in"
[08:19] <mattycoze> has anyone used octave before?
[08:19] <robbe-> ubottu: anyone | mattycoze
[08:20] <mattycoze> is there a gui frontend for octave?
[08:21] <robbe-> looks like matlab?
[08:21] <UbuntuWifiFails> The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue
[08:21] <mattycoze> robbe it is similar. actually is matlab available for linux?
[08:21] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: you installed from deb?
[08:22] <mattycoze> i read somewhere that it was... but it's proprietary software right?
[08:22] <UbuntuWifiFails> yes
[08:22] <Daft_Punk-edIT> QUESTION: can tint2 have a feature or plugin installed so that it can display the main menu and a tray for icons?
[08:22] <robbe-> mattycoze: I think it is available, and yes it is proprietary as far as i know
[08:22] <robbe-> don't know of any front-end for octave tho :)
[08:22] <UbuntuWifiFails> let me reboot again
[08:22] <mattycoze> robbe grr... i see; oh well i might have better luck running a windows SPSS through wine
[08:23] <robbe-> *rrrr* spss :p
[08:23] <mattycoze> *rrrrr*?
[08:23] <rakudave> mattycoze: depending on what you intend to do, there is better frss software available, check out GeoGebra for instance
[08:23] <rakudave> *free
[08:23] <robbe-> as in a cat that purrs
[08:24] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: the networkmanager shouldn't even really be a factor here, unless i'm mistaken
[08:24] <mattycoze> rakudave & robbe, well actually i'm trying to practice multivariate analysis, logistic regression, MANOVA and MANCOVA
[08:24] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: the goal of installing wicd is to replace it
[08:25] <mattycoze> i'm doing advanced stats courses at the moment and I'm expected to learn how to analyse some practice data sets they've given me bah.
[08:26] <rakudave> mattycoze: ok, then octave is you best bet. perhaps wxMaxima can handle it (GUI), it is similat to Mathematica (Wolfram research)
[08:26] <UbuntuWifiFails> yea
[08:26] <UbuntuWifiFails> wicd managers up
[08:26] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: alright, did it see any networks right off the bat?
[08:26] <mattycoze> so octave has a GUI?
[08:27] <mattycoze> (@ rakudave)
[08:27] <UbuntuWifiFails> nope
[08:28] <somaunn> hello
[08:28] <rakudave> mattycoze: no, octave itself doesn't, but there are projects such as YetAnotherOctaveGui, see yaog.sourceforge.net
[08:28] <mattycoze> oh i see
[08:28] <mattycoze> cool!
[08:28] <Monona> Any suggestions for user-friendly ways to make good-looking charts and graphs?  I've used the stuff that's in OpenOffice Spreadsheet, but I've found it difficult to make anything beyond pretty basic and uninteresting visuals from the data.
[08:28] <Digital8> mattycoze:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=663634 ?
[08:29] <Ethos> http://www.go2linux.org/how-to-install-samba-on-linux-with-swat
[08:29] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: what do you see in wicd's main screen?
[08:29] <Ethos> I don't want to install swat, simple the file sharing- is that guide accurate? :)
[08:29] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: does it acknowledge the wireless card?
[08:29] <UbuntuWifiFails> it shows nothing under network No wireless networks fo und
[08:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> i show two atheros cards under rdrivers now
[08:30] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: go to preferences, is ath0 set?
[08:30] <UbuntuWifiFails> it's set to wlan0
[08:30] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: set to ath0
[08:31] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: assuming that's the one iwconfig could see
[08:31] <UbuntuWifiFails> iwconfig shows it as wlan0 now
[08:31] <UbuntuWifiFails> set to ath0 no connection
[08:31] <mattycoze> i'll have a go with the q-octave since they've already got a deb for it Digital8 & rakudave
[08:31] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: wlan0 displays a broadcast/ssid?
[08:32] <kosnick> hi i upgraded to kernel 2.6.27 and can't have gui. i need to downgrade again to 2.6.25. I am able to use the console. sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.25-386 does not set the old kernel. How do i do that?
[08:32] <rakudave> mattycoze: good luck :-)
[08:32] <UbuntuWifiFails> no
[08:32] <UbuntuWifiFails> wlan0 IEEE 802.11bg ESSID: ""
[08:33] <Daft_Punk-edIT> QUESTION: can tint2 have a feature or plugin installed so that it can display the main menu and a tray for icons?
[08:33] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: i'm trying to think back on when i set that up
[08:33] <rakudave> kosnick: press esc during boot, select old kernel in grub
[08:34] <kosnick> rakudave : in grub (expect than the fact that i haven;t used esc as you propose) i don't have any other kernel to use (menu list contains only the newest kernel)
[08:34] <UbuntuWifiFails> lol me too i've done this before and it's not just ubuntu but all os's piss me off with their lack of network compatibility out of the box
[08:35] <UbuntuWifiFails> i mean what would it cost to put every nic card drive ever made on a disk, 30, 40 cents?
[08:35] <rakudave> kosnick: ok then you might try to uninstall 2.6.27. this should regenerate the grub menu inserting the old kernel.
[08:35] <Daft_Punk-edIT> UbuntuWifiFails, it's not only that, but what about compatability with the other OS's, most drivers are just for windows, not to mention the legal issues that could arise out of that
[08:35] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: there was a catch to this that i'm trying to remember
[08:35] <kosnick> rakudave : "should"???
[08:36] <gordonjcp> UbuntuWifiFails: that would be "Linux"
[08:37] <rakudave> kosnick: i suppose... i always keep up to 3 kernels in my grub in case the new kernel messes things up, so i've never tried this myself ^^
[08:37] <syockit> l me too i've done this before and it's not just ubuntu but all os's piss me off with their lack of network compatibility out of the box
[08:37] <kosnick> rakudave : all right, thank you for your time
[08:38] <syockit> huh? I said something?
[08:38] <Digital8> UbuntuWifiFails: do you have PMs enabled?
[08:39] <Gh0st78> I can't seem to change my monitor resolution back to what it was prior to installation of compizConfig settings manager...love Compiz but I liked the old monitor resolution...any help most appreciated
[08:40] <mattycoze> Digital8 hey i've got the qtoctave gui installed but it seems to freeze; when i run it fromt he terminal i get this error; Error: /home/mattycoze/.qtoctave/menus not found
[08:40] <Cody1> Can anyone tell me how to make a change permanent. The change was to eth0 so i could connect to xbox live.
[08:44] <gordonjcp> Dear #ubuntum
[08:44] <gordonjcp> Please support your own problems, and stop sending people to #lad because they can't get thier headphone socket working
[08:44] <gordonjcp> *their
[08:44] <hemanth> port 8080 working only on localhost , but not one my global ip
[08:44] <gordonjcp> #lad is, as you may be aware #Linux Audio Developer
[08:44] <kraut> moin
[08:44] <hemanth> anyone to help one this here ?
[08:44] <Flannel> gordonjcp: This isn't the place for said complaint, nor have we sent anyone there.
[08:45] <gordonjcp> not #we-fix-headphone-ports
[08:45] <gordonjcp> Flannel: yes, you have
[08:45] <jsd> #gameswelt
,,,tell me what's your problem
[08:45] <hemanth> mak_,the problem is ...
[08:45] <Flannel> gordonjcp: Again, this is not the proper place for it.  Nor will whatever sort of announcement you're making have an lasting effect.  #ubuntu-offtopic, or #ubuntu-ops if you so desire.
[08:45] <hemanth> mak_, i m setting up an website on a machine with dhcp ip
[08:46] <hemanth> mak_, i have opened the port 8180 , 8080
[08:46] <Digital8> mattycoze: i'd say try and trace that file down in source or something if you have to..or otherwise catch someone here more familiar with building from source, or just keep asking around here
[08:46] <hemanth> mak_, it works only from localhost
[08:46] <Digital8> mattycoze: i could look into it but i'm already nearly 3 hours late for bed
[08:46] <hemanth> mak_,but if i give myip:8080 it wont
[08:46] <Digital8> mattycoze: keep asking here..or catch me here tomorrow
[08:46] <hemanth> mak_, what do i do , so tht i can use my ip from anywhere
[08:47] <Zarel_> "Zarel_"? You mean there's already someone named "Zarel" on this network? o_O
,,,okay,,,, check is it the reserved port for some application
[08:47] <mak_> ?
[08:47] <jiikilo> ubunu 8.10 I have a strange problem left alt and right alt keys seem to be activating automatically everyone 30seconds they alternate to which one is pressing. Can someone suggest something I can try to find out what is causing this.
[08:47] <Zarel_> Or maybe X-Chat is being buggy.
[08:48] <hemanth> mak_, any port is fine
[08:48] <souldure> hello all
[08:48] <mak_> do you own your own LAN ?
[08:48] <ko1> ?
[08:49] <hemanth> mak_, no i wont external acess to my machine
[08:49] <meshuggah> jiikilo : i think your computer is possessed...
[08:49] <hemanth> mak_, hopefully through tomcat
[08:49] <ko1> ?
[08:49] <ko1> wonderful
[08:50] <hemanth> mak_, i m using java
[08:50] <ko1> live cd is messing with utf-8
[08:50] <souldure> i have a simple question if you guys would be so kind how do i dynamicaly link my music folder on my root drive to my secondary hard drive so that remastersys wont try to burn it all when i back up my system to iso?
[08:50] <jeancalvin> does vlc allow control of playback speed, at least for audio files?
[08:50] <jiikilo> meshuggah: how does one get rid of a ghost O_o... Its not the keyboard I took it out completely and left/right alt are still activating >_<
[08:50] <mak_> and you wan't external access to your Linux Box ?
[08:50] <Firio> I really need help now.. Where do i download the driver(s) for my wireless network router?
[08:51] <meshuggah> jiikilo : lol :)
[08:51] <rww> Zarel_: Yes, there is. The nickname is also registered.
[08:51] <Firio> For ubuntu
[08:51] <hemanth> mak_, yes
[08:51] <pandora--> is it a common problem with 8.10 to lose audio playback with: "Opening /dev/dvb/adapter0/audio0 DVB AUDIO DEVICE: No such file or directory" ?
[08:51] <hemanth> mak_, through IP
[08:51] <pandora--> upgraded 2 different machines from 8.04 to 8.10 and they both have this probelm
[08:51] <crdlb> Firio: do you mean a wireless card?
[08:51] <crdlb> you definitely don't need drivers to use a router
[08:52] <Firio> I can't get connected using the wireless connection
[08:52] <hemanth> mak_, not samba or something similar , i just want it through the browser
[08:52] <pandora--> audio works for a while, then craps until reboot
[08:52] <crdlb> Firio: do you know what chipset it's using?
[08:52] <mandrig> hemanth: have you installed an ftp server?
[08:52] <Firio> I can use wireless on Windows Vista the second os i have,but not on ubuntu
[08:52] <meshuggah> jiikilo : i would like to help you but i am a newbie
[08:52] <mak_> which version of browers you are usng right now ,,,, firefox or Netscape ?
[08:52] <hemanth> mandrig, sftp
[08:52] <Firio> Chipset? no
[08:52] <hemanth> mak_,firefox
[08:53] <ko1> is it possible to fsck logical volumes (ie a broken raid 1 array)
[08:53] <mandrig> hemanth: Okay, cause I use ftpd and a dyndns service so I have access to my computer anywhere on my campus.
[08:53] <crdlb> Firio: open a terminal and run 'lspci | grep -i ethernet'
[08:53] <crdlb> and look for the entry that says 802.11
[08:53] <hemanth> mandrig, any links on howto ?
[08:54] <Firio> And then?
[08:54] <hemanth> mandrig, is it possible to setup a webserver on a dynamic ip
[08:54] <mak_> try out with Ephiphany web browser
[08:54] <mandrig> hemanth: Its pretty self explanatory, http://dyndns.org
[08:54] <crdlb> Firio: then tell us what it says :) (just the one line)
[08:54] <hemanth> mak_, i m able to use localhost : 8080
[08:54] <Firio> i'll try
[08:54] <hemanth> mak_,but not <my_ip> : 8080
[08:55] <hemanth> mandring , seeing :)
[08:55] <mandrig> hemanth: Basically they give you a subdomain, like whateveryouwant.takenfromalist.com
[08:55] <hemanth> mandrig, ok then
[08:55] <mandrig> hemanth: so then you could type, in a browser, ftp://whateveryouwant.takenfromalist.com and browse your files
[08:55] <hemanth> mandrig, will my machine be a server
[08:55] <Firio> When I typed it,i got this message: 00:0a.0 Ethernet controller: nVidia Corporation MCP67 Ethernet (rev a2)
[08:56] <mandrig> hemanth: Assuming you have apache2, an ftp-server, and ddclient installed, yes
[08:56] <hemanth> mandrig, me not on static ip
[08:56] <hemanth> mandrig, yes
[08:56] <mandrig> hemanth: you'll have to install ddclient, which is a dyndamic dns updater
[08:56] <crdlb> Firio: ok that's your ethernet (wired) chip
[08:56] <hemanth> mandrig, i need tomcat as i do java
[08:57] <Firio> So how do i use the wireless then?
[08:57] <hemanth> mandrig, ok , then i can use , my_ip:port
[08:57] <mandrig> hemanth: so, sudo apt-get install ddclient and it will prompt you for your info
[08:57] <hemanth> mandrig, in any browser anyhwere on earth
[08:57] <Firio> Any driver I can install or something?
[08:57] <mandrig> hemanth: yep, but you'll have a nameserver you can use instead, like http://hemanth.linuxisgreat.org
[08:58] <crdlb> Firio: put the full output of 'lspci' on a pastebin such as http://paste.ubuntu.com
[08:58] <primski> Intrepid NetworkManager - can I tell it to use a custom wpa_supplicant.conf file?
[08:58] <hemanth> mandrig, ok :) , now ddclinet is asking me
[08:58] <hemanth> dns service provider
[08:58] <Ethos> how do I enable write access on samba?
[08:59] <crdlb> Firio: we still don't know which wireless card you have
[08:59] <Ethos> I have "read only = no" on the share config in smb.conf
[08:59] <mandrig> hemanth: you have to sign up with a site like http://dyndns.org first, its free
[08:59] <hemanth> mandrig, ok i m now :)
[08:59] <crdlb> primski: no idea; are you doing something with wpa that the nm gui doesn't support?
[08:59] <arcnewuss> i think gnome conflicts with my network setup
[09:00] <koshari> Ethos the basic file permissions still need to be enforced
[09:00] <arcnewuss> im used to setup my network from xterm but it wont connect
[09:00] <arcnewuss> actually sometimes it connects and sometimes it bugs
[09:00] <arcnewuss> i do: iwconfig wlan0 essid bob
[09:00] <arcnewuss> ifup
[09:01] <primski> crdlb, yes my edu network requires EAP-MD5 challenge type, NM offers only EAP-CHAP with auth type MD5 which is no go. I can kill wpa_supplicant and spawn it using cli and my custom conf file just fine. just nm-applet wont do it. the problem is, vmware doenst recognize my network device then and therefore no net in xp :s
[09:01] <Ethos> hmm, confusing koshari
[09:01] <arcnewuss> but it wont run
[09:01] <Ethos> I've install samba and used the smbpasswrd -a user and set a password
[09:01] <Ethos> although that's just for samba server isn't it
[09:01] <hemanth> mandrig, done i registered :)
[09:01] <Firio> crdlb: Here it is--> http://paste.ubuntu.com/116727/
[09:02] <mandrig> hemanth: and you already have apache2 and sftp installed?
[09:02] <hemanth> mandrig, yes :)
[09:02] <mandrig> hemanth: then continue with ddclient
[09:02] <hemanth> ok
[09:02] <hemanth> mandrig, ok
[09:02] <crdlb> primski: well, I don't think nm can accept a wpa_supplicant.conf, but you should file a bug if nm doesn't support your network
[09:03] <primski> crdlb. ok thanks, i'll do that.
[09:03] <primski> crdlb...i was thinking...where does nm get it default settings? hardcoded? it must take somesort of conf file, no ?
[09:04] <Firio> crdlb: So.. Did u check it?
[09:04] <primski> well anyways.... i'll file a bug report. thanks for help
[09:04] <mattycoze> okay digital8 thanks for your help man
[09:05] <crdlb> Firio: yeah, you have a broadcom wireless card
[09:05] <Firio> Will that work on ubuntu?
[09:05] <hemanth> mandrig, i making a domain
[09:05] <bisho>  /j #graphicsmagick
[09:05] <crdlb> Firio: look in System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[09:06] <Firio> And then what?
[09:06] <zcat[1]> If I wanted to scan a USB drive with clamav automatically as soon as it gets mounted, and/or automatically remove any 'autorun' file, what would be the best way of setting that up?
[09:06] <masaki> um..
[09:06] <crdlb> Firio: there may be a broadcom driver which you can activate
[09:07] <hemanth> mandrig, i did , its saying Domain hemanth.dyndns.com is not available. Transfers not allowed.
[09:07] <Firio> There r only two NVIdia accelerated graphics drivers listed there
[09:08] <mandrig> hemanth: so choose a domain thats not taken already
[09:08] <hemanth> mandrig, ok
[09:08] <Firio> And there are a Broadcom B43 wireless driver
[09:08] <hemanth> mandrig, I want DNS service from DynDNS.com (recommended) is better right ?
[09:09] <crdlb> Firio: where?
[09:09] <crdlb> I thought you said there was only the two nvidia drivers?
[09:09] <Firio> When I choosed the hardware drivers
[09:09] <mandrig> hemanth: Thats the service I use, and I have no troubles with them
[09:09] <Firio> There r only two NVIdia accelerated graphics drivers listed there
[09:09] <Firio> And there are a Broadcom B43 wireless driver
[09:09] <hemanth> mandrig, ok
[09:09] <Firio> These r the 3 that are lsited
[09:10] <Firio> *listed
[09:10] <crdlb> Firio: ok, so you want to enable the broadcom one :)
[09:10] <koshari> hemanth you can choose another domain name from dyndns
[09:10] <mandrig> hemanth: which service did you choose? Dynamic DNS, Custom DNS, etc?
[09:10] <Firio> If that is the wireless,then yes,but i have already activated it
[09:10] <stewartc> has anyone had issues after upgrading Firefox this morning (8.10)?
[09:10] <zcat[1]> There's some 'on-insert' triggers in gnome, right? dammit, looks like I'll have to figure this out myself
[09:11] <hemanth> koshari, mandrig , coustom
[09:11] <koshari> hemanth ie ﻿hemanth.homlinux.whatever ect
[09:11] <crdlb> Firio: well, that's supposed to do it
[09:11] <crdlb> Firio: have you tried rebooting since enabling it?
[09:11] <Firio> Think so.. not sure
[09:11] <mandrig> hemanth: you are going to want to go back and chose the dynamic dns service, as its the only free one
[09:12] <n0gear_> stewartc yes pdf reading problem
[09:12] <hemanth> mandrig, koshari , ok ill do that one sec
[09:12] <Firio> Maybe i shall deactivate it and then activate it again.. then reboot
[09:12] <stewartc> n0gear: I restarted and all I get is a grey box :(
[09:13] <stewartc> I'd google a solution if I could open a browser :)
[09:13] <crdlb> Firio: if that doesn't work, you could try searching for broadcom on the ubuntu forums
[09:13] <n0gear_> :) i'll have a look
[09:13] <Firio> Can u do that for me please?
[09:13]  * stewartc will try the windoze way and re-boot the system :D
[09:14] <zcat[1]> dammit, I've found where to define what to do on detecting an MP3 player or a photo card.. I want a setting that runs a script for 'any USB mass-storage device'
[09:15] <hemanth> mandrig, koshari , i did custom then did this.....it says  DNS services cannot be added for kirataka.dyndns.org
[09:15] <zcat[1]> blasted gnome developers keep removing USEFUL functionality! That doesn't make gnome better, it makes it Frustrating!
[09:15] <arvind_khadri> hi, what can i use to edit .wmv's ... i want to edit the text
[09:16] <thesquib> Could someone please give me a hand with getting lirc running? When I try and start it, it says unable to load LIRC kernel modules. The hardware shows up as "USB HID v1.00 Device [Formosa21 eHome Infrared Transceiver] on usb-0000:00:02.0-1
[09:16] <Daemonic> Mint > Ubuntu
[09:16] <thesquib> It is a fresh install of 8.10.
[09:17] <Firio> crdlb: Do u think if i extract the file called "Wireless_tools.29.tar.gz",that i will b able to use wireless?
[09:17] <Daemonic> Firio: no
[09:17] <koshari> Firio that will be a source tarball, you will need to make and install,
[09:18] <|HSO|SadiQ> I made a new user yesterday and I can't login on it...compiz.real segfaulted...how can I disable compiz or how can I login??
[09:19] <Firio> Then how doSo what shall I do if i want to use wireless network on ubuntu? I got Wireless router named Inteno,modelname X5668B
[09:19] <Firio> *So what shall I do if i want to use wireless network on ubuntu? I got Wireless router named Inteno,modelname X5668B
[09:21] <Firio> What driver for the wireless router do I have to install for that modem i wrote down?
[09:21] <ari_stress> hi, where can i find details on /etc/environment?
[09:22] <disappearedng> hey
[09:22] <disappearedng> any1 here knows a good offline spider for saving website contents?
[09:22] <ari_stress> disappearedng: use wget --mirror http://
[09:22] <disappearedng> recursively?
[09:23] <sophia> can anyone help???
[09:23] <ari_stress> disappearedng: yes
[09:23] <Firio> So what now?
[09:23] <sophia> i have problem in compiling my code
[09:24] <sophia> #mplayer
[09:24] <Firio> Maybe i shall ask the people i bought my laptop from.. maybe they can help
[09:25] <kjell> If you don't get any awnsers in here I'd try t´he forums instead, Firio.
[09:25] <Jaan|Perfect> i am accssing internet through usb cable, yesterday when i tried to connect my modem through my integrated modem, it is hsowing the message " network cable unplugged"
[09:25] <rww> ari_stress: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables#System-wide%20environment%20variables is about all I can find. Basically, /etc/environment contains a list of environment variables and the values they should be set to for all users (unless overridden elsewhere).
[09:25] <Firio> Can u do it for me?
[09:26] <vallhalla81> is there a way to change sessions from the console?
[09:26] <Jaan|Perfect> i have posted a thread regarding the issue @ http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1065852
[09:26] <jiikilo> ubunu 8.10 I have a strange problem left alt and right alt keys seem to be activating automatically everyone 30seconds they alternate to which one is pressing. Can someone suggest something I can try to find out what is causing this. I have tried removing the keyboard all together but it still occurs]
[09:26] <Jaan|Perfect> one of the memeber has suggested me to run 2 commands, lspci,dmesg. i have posted the results in the thread
[09:27] <kosnick> i need to install an older kernel. how do i do that? i use sudo apt-get install linux-image-2.6.25-386 but i cant see it in /boot/grub/menu.lst .
[09:27] <Jaan|Perfect> can anybody please look into the results and let me know whether any diver or issue is with modem
[09:27] <sophia> which thread?
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[09:29] <kinja-sheep> !trash
[09:29] <sophia> can anyone help???
[09:29] <kinja-sheep> How do I empty trash in the terminal?
,,,,try setting according to ur Mother Board configuration
[09:30] <mattycoze> i've got qtoctave but it crashes and gives the error Error: /home/mattycoze/.qtoctave/menus not found in the command line
[09:30] <kinja-sheep> Do I remove both folders in "Trash" ?
[09:30] <Firio> Ty 4 the help anyway.. I b back if i need more help. 3 more things.. 1.): What kind of files do ubuntu use? 2.): Do I need some sort of driver installed for the wireless router i have on ubuntu? 3.): The things like "My computer","Thrashcan" and other stuff that r in the window panel rright on the screen after u get in the windows/ubuntu.. Is it possible to get them there on the screen like on Windows Vista?
,,,is it about mplayer ?
[09:30] <Myrtti> !ask | sophia
[09:30] <jiikilo> mak_: What do you mean by motherboard configuration ?
[09:30] <bisho> anyone knows if there are updated packages of GraphicsMagick anywhere?
[09:31] <ari_stress> hi rww, great link! thanks, i've been google for it about 30 minutes
[09:31] <mak_> sorry ,,,means the right now which Model u r using
[09:31] <mak_> Intel , Hp ?
[09:31] <vallhalla81> hi i am having trouble with my xubuntu machine it loads most of the way but sits at the desktop showing icons but no panels i cant click  icons or right click the desk top all i ca do is get to a tty can any one help please
[09:31] <bisho> Las Ubuntu ships with 1.1, two major releases aftger the official 1.3
[09:31] <dennda> Does jabber establish a p2p connection for filetransfers? If yes: Is that connection encrypted?
[09:31] <matrix> hey i just updated my ubuntu now my firefox is not working
[09:31] <sophia> mak_ : yes
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[09:31] <FreakStyles> ubuntu-de
[09:32] <kinja-sheep> Firio: If you have wireless on your machine, Ubuntu should already enable the wifi in the kernel for you. Firio.  Yes.  You can get your "My computer" and "Trash" on the desktop.  It's easier to have them in the panel-bar though.
,,,with audio codecs or video Codecs ?
[09:32] <Firio> Maybe I have to set up wireless connection manually on ubuntu.. Right?
[09:33] <sophia> mak_ : http://paste.ubuntu.com/116736/
[09:33] <matrix> hey i just updated my ubuntu now my firefox is not working
[09:33] <thesquib> I've install lirc, loaded modules, and see no errors in dmesg. irw even runs... but there is no /dev/lirc*.
[09:33] <Ububegin> I was using a command in nautilus.. like stcp://ip .. or something.... Its not stcp something close.. Does anyone recall.. thanks
[09:34] <|HSO|SadiQ> how can I disable compiz from command-line???
[09:34] <Firio> Am i right?
[09:35] <jiikilo> mak_ : seems my keyboard isn't listed using a microsoft digital media keyboard 3000, custom build computer gigabyte ga-ep45-ds3p mobo
[09:35] <mak_> set it to default settings
[09:36] <Firio> i think i best ask someone that might help.. thanks anyway for all help
[09:36] <rww> Ububegin: scp? sftp?
[09:36] <flatbroke> Ububegin, sftp/scp
[09:37] <Ububegin> thanks dude.. its sftp....
[09:38] <propagandhi> are there any special packages needed for a wireless keyboard and mouse
[09:38] <propagandhi> i ask because mine work fine, but my bosses dont, and I might have installed a package that he hasnt
[09:39] <Jaan|Perfect> how do i configure my ethernet conection ?
[09:39] <propagandhi> Jaan|Perfect: nano /etc/network/interfaces
[09:39] <propagandhi> or use the gui
[09:40] <Jaan|Perfect> it is hsowing as folows : the primary network interface ; auto eth0, #iface eth0 inet dhcp
[09:41] <propagandhi> Jaan|Perfect: do you want it dhcp?
[09:41] <propagandhi> or set it static?
[09:41] <Jaan|Perfect> i would like it to be static
[09:41] <propagandhi> so change dhcp
[09:41] <propagandhi> to static
[09:41] <Jaan|Perfect> in network tools ?
[09:41] <propagandhi> then do: address 192.168.1.1 \n  netmask 255.255.255.0  \n gateway 192.168.1.254 \n
[09:42] <mak_> >Jaan|perfect>,,,, sudo ifconfig <interface> up/down
[09:42] <propagandhi> u can either edit the file if you are confident
[09:42] <propagandhi> or, use the network manager
[09:43] <miranda_psi1> Does anyone know how to get a zune to work under linux? (longshot I know)
,,,,,, If you wan't to retain as static.,,,,, edit in /etc/network/interfaces
[09:43] <sophia> Jaan|Perfect: try restarting network using /etc/init.d/networking restart
[09:44] <zcat[1]> the zune isn't an ordinary USB mass storage drive?
[09:46] <miranda_psi1> zcat[1]: no - the best ive managed is trying to use it as a mtp device (can list files/folders, but thats it)
[09:47] <Geboy> hellloooo
[09:47] <sophia> helllooo
[09:48] <Geboy> oh i thought no one home
[09:48] <Geboy> :D
[09:48] <disappearedng> hey how do I find out what driver my wireless is using?
[09:48] <Geboy> how can i manage ubuntu server from web interface
[09:48] <mak_> helllloooooooooo
[09:49] <rww> !webmin | Geboy
[09:49] <somaunn> hello mak_
[09:49] <marius222> hello. i need some help about changing themes. COuld someone help me please?
[09:49] <rww> oops
[09:49] <mak_> wer r u from,,,,,, <somaunn>
[09:49] <rww> !ebox | Geboy
[09:49] <zcat[1]> the more I hear about the zune (or the ipod) the more I love my cheap, functional Chinese no-brand player!
[09:50] <rww> zcat[1]: amen to that
[09:50] <Geboy> tq
[09:50] <miranda_psi1> zcat[1]: its not as cheap as this zune - FREE :D
[09:50] <miranda_psi1> about the only good thing about it...
[09:50] <zcat[1]> miranda_psi1, so you only paid what it's actually worth then?
[09:51] <marius222> when i change the themes, somehow "controls" (progress bar, radio check's, scrollbars) remain unchanged. Is there some "global" settings, where this could be locked?
[09:51] <miranda_psi1> zcat[1]: pretty much, but now I have it I may as well use it
[09:51] <disappearedng> hey how do I find out what driver my wireless is using?
[09:52] <shankhs> hi guys does anybody know how to download source code using bazaar
[09:52] <marius222> i did exactly the same changes in another PC, and it did work perfectly. On this PC progress bars, radio buttons , scrollbars always remain orange - when the theme clearly has it blue.
[09:52] <marius222> someone? pls
[09:53] <shankhs> I am always getting stuffs which say: bzr: ERROR: socket.error: (111, 'Connection refused')
[09:53] <palmar> Hæ
[09:54] <shankhs> marius222: how did you change your theme?
[09:54] <marius222> well, right click desktop
[09:54] <marius222> installed the theme
[09:55] <shankhs> marius222: did you click on customise button
[09:55] <marius222> i did
[09:55] <FreakStyles> Ich melde mich wenn ich soweit fertig bin. Danke für eure Hilfe!
[09:56] <palmar> hllo
[09:56] <marius222> but does not matter which theme (even standard themes) do i apply, these things do not change from orange. I click "customize", go onto the controls tab, i change the themes for the controls, but they do not change
[09:56] <palmar> Hallo
[09:56] <elli_> hæhæ
[09:56] <nemandi> hi
[09:57] <sys> Sælir
[09:57] <rww> !en
[09:57] <Daemonic> ENGRISH PREASE!
[09:57] <marius222> i tried to look for the gtkrc file of the theme i use - and the links to the scrollbars are correct. They should be blue
[09:58] <rakudave> marius222: metacity != compiz
[09:58] <shankhs> marius222: rakudave +1
[09:59] <ko1> what is the name for the first logical scsi drive ?
[09:59] <rakudave> shankhs: :)
[10:01] <shankhs> I think there is a bug in bzr which prevents it from passing through proxy... How can I download the source code of bazaar then?
[10:01] <marius222> rakudave - what exactly do you mean?
[10:01] <marius222> yes, compiz is enabled
[10:02] <Ethos> What's the best way to take an image of an ubuntu server (for hdd failure)
[10:02] <rakudave> marius222: sorry :) this means that if you change the metacity theme, it might not change the compiz theme, depending on your settings
[10:02] <blueraven> does anyone know if ubuntu is installed in c:\ubuntu?
[10:02] <Adrian`> ...
[10:02] <Adrian`> shouldn't be
[10:02] <rakudave> blueraven: there is no c:/ in linux ^^
[10:02] <Ethos> LOL
[10:02] <blueraven> because that's the directory I see in windows
[10:03] <rww> blueraven: if you're using wubi, Ubuntu is installed there, yes
[10:03] <MaKiNoTa> hi
[10:03] <Adrian`> ah
[10:03] <Adrian`> wubi sounds lame
[10:03] <Tokoloshe> linux is not windows
[10:03] <Adrian`> ext3 ftw
[10:04] <erUSUL> Ethos: use partimage for partitions and/or clonezilla for the whole disc
[10:04] <Adrian`> nothing worse than having a windows machine screw up your thumb drive partition
[10:04] <Ethos> thanks erUSUL :)
[10:04] <feintoR> Hey ,how to install ventrilo on ubuntu 2.1.4 version? who can help me?
[10:06] <shankhs> feintoR: sudo apt-get install ventrilo not working?
[10:06] <feintoR> shankhs: I don't have install ventrilo,can you help me?
[10:06] <shankhs> feintoR: do you know how to compile from the source?
[10:06] <Tokoloshe> What about synaptic
[10:07] <marius222> rakudave - everything else from metacity theme works, except controls (progress bar, radio buttons, check buttons, scrollbars). In compiz settings there is nothing, that could affect these things as far as i can find
[10:07] <Niko_> ventrilo has a Linux version? I didn't think it had when I went looking
[10:07] <rascal999> when i try and turn my computer on at the power button it doesn't turn on for another 1-20 minutes, I think its psu, but i can't afford a new one so is there anything i can do?
[10:07] <feintoR> shankhs: Maybe you know tauturial?
[10:07] <shankhs> it has http://www.ventrilo.com/dlprod.php?id=102
[10:07] <Wizzup> It's not done yet, but they are working on a linux version. I checked yesterday
[10:07] <feintoR> I need 2.1.4 version :S
[10:07] <rww> shankhs: that's a server, not the ventrilo client
[10:08] <Niko_> Oh right the server..
[10:08] <feintoR> yes server...
[10:08] <Niko_> Sorry got a tad excited that they had finally released a client =[
[10:08] <feintoR> i want great a 2.1.4 Ventrilo server on Ubuntu.
[10:08] <shankhs> feintoR: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=323939
[10:08] <rakudave> marius222: then it might be that the specific control-theme is not installed correctly or something... (?)
[10:08] <Wizzup> What can cause 120gb of space to be 'unusable'?
[10:09] <Wizzup> Last thing I did was to resize the partition, and decrease it's size by 120gb
[10:09] <Wizzup> now those free 120gb are 'unusable'. also, sorry for not putting it all on one line
[10:09] <feintoR> shankhs: i install this..
[10:09] <feintoR> i need ventrilo server 2.1.4 but i don't know how install it.
[10:09] <feintoR> :S
[10:10] <Niko_> Wizzup: are you talking about the partition you shrunk or the space you freed?
[10:10] <shankhs> feintoR: read the link and also README.txt in the source
[10:11] <ko1> Wizzup: not formatted ?
[10:11] <pipasso> ciao a tutti italiano
[10:11] <marius222> rakudave - well, it happens even when i do change the preinstalled (standard) themes. So it is not the theme installation issue. And i installed the same theme on other PC's in exactly the same way, and it worked. There is something in this particular PC that prevents theme controls to show up, some settings ovverride it (but only the controls). Is there something like global gtkrc file?
[10:11] <feintoR> shankhs: where you see README.txt?
[10:11] <Wizzup> ko1: It won't allow me to format it, either
[10:11] <Boohbah_> !it | pipasso
[10:12] <Wizzup> Or I'm being a total noob, but I've never worked with gparted alot, mainly just fdisk.
[10:12] <shankhs> feintoR: ventrilo_srv.htm in this case
[10:13] <feintoR> shankhs: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=41737&page=20
[10:13] <marius222> rakudave - could you please tell me how to temporary stop compiz to see if it is the problem?
[10:13] <rakudave> marius222: i don't think so... i'm out of ideas (except that themes wont work with anything running as sudo such as synaptics etc...)
[10:13] <feintoR> but i need 2.1.4 version ;s
[10:13] <feintoR> where is 2.2
[10:13] <ko1> Wizzup: not much use to myself atm but thought I'd ask the obvious
[10:14] <rakudave> marius222: "metacity --replace" in a terminal and "compiz-start" to start compiz again
[10:14] <shankhs> feintoR: do this : 1 extract 2. move to the folder 3. ./ventrilo.srv in the terminal
[10:15] <shankhs> feintoR: are u getting me?
[10:15] <feintoR> no.
[10:15] <Niko_> Wizzup: if your talking about the spaced you freed from the resise did you set it a filesystem? Sorry if im asking stupid questions
[10:15] <shankhs> feintoR: have you downloaded it?
[10:15] <feintoR> shankhs no.
[10:15] <feintoR> See your private.
[10:15] <feintoR> :)
[10:16] <Wizzup> Niko_: I am unable to do any operation on it in gparted, it won't allow me to edit, create of delete. No action is allowed on the space
[10:18] <Wizzup> Well, I've chosen to use the guided - resize option for now, I'll fix it once I am on a not live-cd
[10:19] <innociv> How do I give an sftp user the ability to write and modify chmod in the home/user dir for them? :/
[10:19] <Niko_> Wizzup: Sorry I cant help, Never had that before using GParted =[
[10:20] <Wizzup> Niko_: Same. Haha. I'll open up good old fdisk soon
[10:20] <Niko_> Wizzup: Haven't used that in YEARS! Must of been 12 again xD
[10:21] <marius222> rakudave - no, stopping compiz does not help
[10:21] <marius222> its the pure metacity problem
[10:21] <Wizzup> Ah, I have never used anything but fdisk, hehe
[10:21] <marius222> anyway ty 4 your help
[10:22] <ko1> ﻿I seem to have trashed a raid one (two 18g scsi ) array is there any way to mount and fsck the individual pieces of the array ie sda , sdb etc ?
[10:22] <Wizzup> How did you 'trash' it, what does it say? Using mdadm?
[10:23] <rakudave> marius222: hmm... all themes are located in /home/you/.themes perhaps you can solve the problem by looking in there and see if the theme you intend to activate exists there and has all the parts it requires
[10:23] <ko1> power cycle caused 5 errors on one drive I'm unable to mount the logical volume
[10:24] <Wizzup> Can't you restore it using the other disk?
[10:24] <ko1> Wizzup: in answer to the question no , hardware raid
[10:24] <ko1> tried
[10:24] <Wizzup> Right. Well, can't help then. I know nothing about hardware raid. :)
[10:25] <ko1> it appears I don't either
[10:25] <|ntegra|> at the commandline, how can I see the details of the wireless driver that I'm using?
[10:27] <erUSUL> |ntegra|: lshw -C Network
[10:27] <|ntegra|> erUSUL: I'm on it, thanx
[10:28] <marius222> rakudave - hm... it seems like controls (radio buttons, checkboxes etc) are the same for all themes. Very strange
[10:29] <rakudave> marius222: strange... can't think of another explanation... perhaps you might try to download a theme from gnome-look.org and see if this works. if not, it if proof that something is wrong with your metacity
[10:30] <Wizzup> ko1: I found the problem with my gparted. There are just too many primairy partitions.
[10:31] <ko1> Wizzup: u only get 4 ! :-)
[10:31] <absynth> :)
[10:31] <Wizzup> ko1: I forgot. ;)
[10:32] <duncan-nz> SAMBA Question. I am getting the message "Unable to mount location - failed to retrieve share list from server". The samba service is running on the remote machine so I don't understand the problem.
[10:32] <ko1> Wizzup: I have too , ahhCOUGHhemm several times ...
[10:32] <Wizzup> Hehe. Is there a way to turn a prim part into a secondary part. I kind of forgot..
[10:33] <duncan-nz> SAMBA Question... Ah, now that I have logged into the remote machine and looked at the services, suddenly it works. How can that be?
[10:33] <absynth> Wizzup:delete :D
[10:33] <Wizzup> absynth: without losing data... :P
[10:33] <ko1> man fdisk
[10:33] <Wizzup> (gparted)
[10:33] <absynth> hmm
[10:35] <Wizzup> I'll del it. I have it back upped anyway
[10:35] <v> http://temp.nesky.cz/e-library/
[10:36] <absynth> Wizzup: cp Data from part. b to a, delete b,make new b, cp Data from a to b...
[10:36] <absynth> just what i wanted to say
[10:36] <absynth> ^^
[10:36] <Wizzup> Yea, alright. I would have done that, but no terminals in the ubu installer
[10:39] <Ubuntu``> how do I change the permission on a disk where I dont have to have root access to write to it?
[10:39] <rww> Wizzup: Ctrl-Alt-F1 works during installation. You can even run commands like: DISPLAY=":0" firefox &
[10:39] <Ubuntu``> I have an external usb I am trying to use
[10:39] <Wizzup> Oh, right. THanks rww
[10:42] <v> nevi nekdo, jak se da stahnout cely ftp server bez toho, abych musel na kazkou polozku zvlast kliknout?
[10:43] <absynth> Ubuntu``:Do you tried to use as root?
[10:43] <v> nevi nekdo, jak se da stahnout cely ftp server bez toho, abych musel na kazkou polozku zvlast kliknout?
[10:44] <_ruben> !cz
[10:44] <absynth> Ubuntu``:sorry i meant sudo :D
[10:45] <v> thank you wery much
[10:48] <Russian> hey guys
[10:48] <Daemonic> go beat someone up on video you dirty russian.
[10:49] <Daemonic> be sure they're innocent before you do.
[10:49] <Wunderbar> anyone know why the sound doesn't work with smplayer in kubuntu???
[10:49] <Russian> Daemonic: what?
[10:49] <innociv> how do i chmod all subdirs?
[10:50] <rww> innociv: chmod -R
[10:50] <rww> Daemonic: That's inappropriate.
[10:50] <CaneToad> Daemonic: agreed
[10:51]  * Daemonic licks CaneToad
[10:51] <Russian> Aren't there any rules, why am I being flamed for no reason?
[10:51] <Wunderbar> lol
[10:51] <Daemonic> that wasn't a flame. it was a cheap stab.
[10:51] <rww> !coc | Daemonic: go read
[10:51] <innociv> ty
[10:52] <fahrisal> hai
[10:52] <fahrisal> hiiiiiiii
[10:53] <Daemonic> my apologies Russian.
[10:53] <Tyrath> if you install MSN messenger 7 in ubuntu will paltalk work?
[10:54] <Wunderbar> :)
[10:54] <Tyrath> or is there another less resource intensive way to get paltalk to work?
[10:54] <OriWB> Can somebody please help me? My internet stops working over and over even though it says I'm still connected. But when I disable, and then enable the wireless connection, it works fine
[10:54] <ociugi> why is it root access in ubuntu is off by default?
[10:54] <Myrtti> !rootsudo | ociugi
[10:54] <Tyrath> - if that's the only way to get paltalk to work, would someone be able to give me a link to install msn messenger 7?
[10:54] <Wunderbar> because gnome is for dummies
[10:54] <Tyrath> - like a torrent or something
[10:55] <Wizzup> Tyrath: Why not use pidgin?
[10:55] <Tyrath> ociugi: I don't get what you mean, off by default
[10:55] <bullgard4> [man lsof] Will operating systems covered by lsof but other than Linux call structures equivalent to an inode other than 'inode'? 'man lsof' seems to differentiate between 'inodes' and other 'nodes'.
[10:55] <Tyrath> Wizzup: I hate GUI messenger clients, the only reason i need paltalk is cause i need to communicate over audio with others in a company that seems to favor paltalk
[10:55] <Wunderbar> you can't access root unless you sudo apt etc...is what he means
[10:55] <OriWB> Can somebody please help me? My internet stops working over and over even though it says I'm still connected. But when I disable, and then enable the wireless connection, it works fine
[10:56] <Wizzup> ociugi: because the root account can be dangerous. I don't know the exact reasons, but if you really want a root termina, try sudo -s -H
[10:56] <rww> Tyrath: Per http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=3824 , you probably won't have much luck with it.
 i mean it is not available to use the root account
[10:56] <Wizzup> Tyrath: You could always try and see if it works in wine
[10:56] <rww> ociugi: because "sudo" does everything you'd want to do with the root account, and is more secure.
[10:57] <Tyrath> ociugi: have you tried sudo su ?
[10:57] <Tyrath> ociugi: that puts you into root
[10:57] <Tyrath> ociugi: and if you're lazy bind an alias and stick it in .bash_aliases
[10:57] <rww> Tyrath: sudo -i is preferred for that
[10:57] <Tyrath> rww: k, thanks
[10:57] <PodMan99a> hey all ... ubuntu-xen... ne one know if any scripts to manage domU's creation?
 i am newbie in linux i did not tried yet
[10:58] <Firio> Hi all.. now i can surf wireless using ubuntu
[10:58] <gajop> is there a way to set DMA on my hard disk? really annoying having pc nearly freeze up when I do any big file moving, or open big files (i.e movies)
[10:58] <Tyrath> ociugi: do you know how to use vim?
[10:58] <pixelfairy> is pulseaudio going into the next version of ubuntu? has it been fixed? theres still a significant lag with SDL on two different laptops that doesnt exist in kde
[10:58] <kjell> Firio: Sweet. Got a supportquestion?
[10:58] <Firio> Do I really need ato install virus programme for ubuntu like on Vista?
[10:58] <Tyrath> Wizzup: I've tried that multiple times - no luck :/
[10:58] <pixelfairy> gajop: man hdparm
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[10:59] <rww> !virus | Firio
[10:59] <LostChain> hello
[10:59] <hemanth_> dyndns help required :(
[10:59] <LostChain> can anyone help me
[10:59] <LostChain> i am new to ubuntu
 i want to edit my menu.lst but i cant save
[10:59] <Jaan|Perfect> In netwrok connections. Auto eth0 : "never" may i know what is this ?
[10:59] <Firio> Oh.. so I don't need virus programme on ubuntu
[10:59] <kjell> rww: Where do you find all the commands for ubottu?
[10:59] <Tyrath> ociugi: ok, well if you open up .bashrc in vim, you will see a line where the link to .bash_aliases is commented out (ie, is surrounded by # characters)
[10:59] <PodMan99a> hey ... my /etc/init.d/xend is missing
[10:59] <Wizzup>  Tyrath Darn. And are there any other open source programs that can use paltalk? (I really don't even know what it is, though)
[11:00] <rww> ociugi: "sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst" or "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" for GUI
[11:00] <gajop> pixelfairy: ok, so I get this: http://pastebin.com/m4f94eafc, what now?
[11:00] <rww> !list | kjell
[11:00] <bullgard4> What DEB package provides gvfsd-cdd? I could not find that out using packages.ubuntu.com. http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/394081
[11:00] <Tyrath> ociugi: after you have uncommented the # characters surrounding the file link type :w! to save
[11:00] <Wizzup> Firio: You don't need a virus program. As long as you don't do incredibly silly things. (Giving programs you don't trust root etc)
[11:00] <Tyrath> ociugi: then exit
[11:00] <kjell> Firio: Nope. But some use antiviruses to minimize the possibility to spread viruses to Windowsusers when sending mail etc.
[11:00] <Wizzup> Tyrath: I think it's :w to save
[11:00] <Wizzup> and :q to exit
[11:00] <pixelfairy> gajop: what kind of disk is it?
[11:00] <Firio> Nice
[11:00] <Wizzup> :q! to exit without saving
[11:00] <Tyrath> Wizzup: I use vim all the time, I know what I'm talking about :P
[11:01] <Firio> Btw.. what kind of files does ubuntu use?
[11:01] <gajop> pixelfairy: ATA
[11:01] <Wizzup> So do I, you don't need a ! after the w
[11:01] <Tyrath> Wizzup: the ! makes it a compulsary action
[11:01] <pixelfairy> gajop: is it over usb?
[11:01] <LostChain> i was watching a demonstration of ubuntu on youtube, and i saw the desktop turn into a cube and was able to switch in between desktops using that cube interface, does anyone know to initiate that
[11:01] <Wizzup> hmm
[11:01] <Tyrath> Wizzup: so you can accidently type :w
[11:01] <gajop> pixelfairy: PATA to be precise... a 200GB Maxtor I think, no, not USB
[11:01] <rww> !cube | LostChain
[11:01] <Tyrath> Wizzup: but it won't allow any changes
[11:01] <PodMan99a> ne one here using xen ??... can you pastebin your /etc/init.d/xend file... i deleted it ... WHOOPS and dont know how to get it back
[11:01] <jcfp> bullgard4: that would be gvfs-backends
[11:01] <pixelfairy> gajop: so its just a normal ide (pata) hard drive?
[11:01] <gajop> pixelfairy: it's on the standard IDE cable
[11:01] <Tyrath> Wizzup: :w! confirms that you actually did intend to overwrite the file
[11:02] <Wizzup> I see... Well we all learn something new every day :)
[11:02] <gajop> pixelfairy: yep, normal
[11:02] <Firio> Can ubuntu also use exe?
[11:02] <kjell> Firio: Look up Wine.
[11:02] <gajop> Firio: only through wine (google it)
[11:02] <rww> Firio: It can read some Windows .exe files using WINE.
[11:02] <rww> !wine | Firio
[11:03] <Tyrath> ociugi: when trying to talk to me, please type Tyr then hit the tab key, it will highlight your phrases for me so I can locate them more easily
[11:03] <Tyrath> ociugi: so after you have uncommented the lines in the .bashrc file
[11:03] <pixelfairy> gajop: you did it right, does it work on other OSes / distros?
[11:03] <Tyrath> the .bashrc file is in your ~ or /home/user directory
[11:03] <Firio> !wine
[11:03] <gfather> hello guys
[11:03] <gfather> i have abig problem
[11:03] <Tyrath> ociugi: you will make a new file called .bash_aliases
[11:03] <bullgard4> jcfp: Thank you very much for your help.
[11:03] <PodMan99a> gfather: we love big problems.... well i do
[11:04] <Firio> Whats the direct download link for the Wine?
[11:04] <Tyrath> ociugi: you do that by typing wine .bash_aliases in a terminal
[11:04] <gajop> pixelfairy: does Windows count? Since I'm pretty sure it did, otherwise I would've been annoying, which I don't remember it be. But I know it didn't work on other Linux distros, or at least one (archlinux).
[11:04] <Boohbah_> gfather: don't we all?
[11:04] <rww> Firio: install the "wine" package. "sudo apt-get install wine" from the terminal, for example.
[11:04] <absynth> Firio: sudo apt-get install wine ;D
[11:04] <whiteplane> how to show only apps from current desktop in the task bar?
[11:04] <Tyrath> ociugi: then when inside the file you need to type :w! to save it
[11:04] <PodMan99a> aint recession a bit** lol
[11:04] <kjell> For a long time ago, I've read that you can contribute to ubuntu by doing some coding. Can someone point me to the correct URL? I'm looking for a mentor in some way.
[11:04] <PodMan99a> but on to ubuntu
[11:04] <gfather> all the applications preferences is lost , when i start any application , when it try to generate config or something , it says cant fetch no space left ?
[11:04] <PodMan99a> df -kh?
[11:04] <gfather> <PodMan99a <Boohbah_ i hope u can help me guys
[11:05] <rww> whiteplane: on GNOME, right-click the Window List pullbar, click Preferences, and select "Show windows from current workspace"
[11:05] <Ubuntu``> to change permission on a newly formatted drive its sudo chmod -R ugo+rwx /path/to/mountpoint
[11:05] <Tyrath> ociugi: now, to create an alias type alias <name>="<function>" where <name> is the name you want to type in terminal to execute some command and <function> is the command
[11:05] <Wizzup> gfather: Don't ask to ask, plus, check your disk usage
[11:05] <rww> !contribute | kjell
[11:05] <PodMan99a> gfather: is disk full  (df -kh) and are permissions on home directory correct
[11:05] <pixelfairy> gajop: if you know it worked in windows, then it must be an hdparm issue. i would try bsd just to make sure
 what am i doing?
[11:05] <gajop> pixelfairy: perhaps it's just a bug in the kernel? had some issues with this PC and kernel before, wouldn't be surprised if it's the same level of stuff again
[11:05] <Tyrath> ociugi: you have you do that in .bash_aliases or .bashrc. Otherwise it will only exist for the session you are in
[11:05] <ushills> Can anyone tell me what this error means in logwatch.
 sorry for my ignorance
[11:06] <rww> kjell: specifically, you'll want to start with https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers and the various links off of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment
[11:06] <gajop> pixelfairy: can you suggest any knoppix like BSD distro? something I can easily use to test this
[11:06] <Tyrath> ociugi: basically what that means is if you do it in terminal, but not in vim, the alias will only exist until you shut the terminal
[11:06] <pixelfairy> gajop: it could be, or in the disk. sometimes linux pays attention to things that windows ignores, so those things work in winodws and not linux
[11:06] <gfather> <PodMan99a where should i past the info , pastebin ?
 ok
[11:06] <pixelfairy> gajop: frisbie
[11:06] <ushills> gnome-keyring-daemon: couldn't lookup pkcs11 component setting: Failed to contact configuration server; some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due to a system crash. See http://www.gnome.org/projects/gconf/ for information. (Details -  1: Failed to get connection to session: dbus-launch failed to autolaunch D-Bus session: Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyAutolaunch error: X11 i
[11:06] <Firio> What shall I write in "Terminal",if i want to install other stuff? Do I have to know what to write or can I write anything?
[11:06] <PodMan99a> gfather: yea i use pastebin.ca
[11:06] <kjell> rww: Thanks a lot
[11:06] <gfather> ok
[11:07] <Tyrath> ociugi: the .bashrc file contains the settings for what is termed the bourne shell or bash which you use the terminal to interface with
[11:07] <Jonathan_L> I want to know if there is an APT channel - I want to know if there is some kind of web interface or portable Windows client for APT, but I can't find an active APT channel to ask in
[11:07] <gajop> pixelfairy: k, thanks, ill check it out
[11:07] <Tyrath> ociugi: let me know if you have any problems
[11:07] <Tyrath> anyhow back to my dilemma...
 ok tnx
[11:07] <Tyrath> anyone know how to get paltalk to work on linux?
[11:07] <Tyrath> make that, ubuntu
[11:07] <absynth> Firio: you can search after proggs with apt-cache search <name>
[11:07] <gfather> http://pastebin.ca/1333934 PodMan99a
[11:08] <pixelfairy> gajop: spelled it wrong, its freesbie
[11:08] <gajop> pixelfairy: ok, found it, ty
[11:08] <Jonathan_L> I really "need" it. I've got a dual-booting laptop with Ubuntu and Vista, got no working WLAN on Ubuntu and no internet connection at all at home. Thus I really want an APT client that runs without Linux involved on the school computers (I've got an USB-flash drive)
[11:08] <Tyrath> !paltalk
[11:08] <PodMan99a> gfather: /home is 100% used!!... remove some old tat or move it else where and that will work
[11:09] <Tyrath> !info paltalk
[11:09] <Firio> So I just write sudo apt- and then with a thing I want to search?
[11:09] <Tyrath> !wine paltalk
[11:09] <Tyrath> meh
[11:09] <ociugi> rww: tnx
[11:09] <OriWB> Ubuntu activates and connects to the wireless network, but after a few minutes the internet doesn't work. Can Somebody please help?
[11:09] <absynth> Firio: exactly
[11:09] <Tyrath> OriWB: do you have a lot of metal in your room
[11:09] <omnz0r> Hi, I have sort of a weird issue. I have a MySQL server running on intrepid, and trying to use it on another machine. Trouble is, I can't connect. On the machine with intrepid, I try to telnet localhost port 3306, goes fine. When i try and telnet the public ip and port 3306, connection is refuesd. I havn't messed with iptables, or anything like that. Do anyone have any clue as to why I can't connect?
[11:09] <Firio> Cool
[11:10] <Firio> !mIRC
[11:10] <Tyrath> OriWB: interference may be causing your wireless to drop out
[11:10] <Wizzup> Small question - requires only a very quick answer. Can installing kde make things messy?
[11:10] <rww> Tyrath: you can send private messages to ubottu with "/msg ubottu message" (e.g. "/msg ubottu info packagename") if you're looking for something.
[11:10] <Tyrath> rww: yes. sorry
[11:10] <OriWB> Tyrath: I dont think there's that much....
[11:10] <Firio> !Chatclients
[11:10] <cvw> Firio, try Pidgin
[11:10] <Firio> !Infobot
[11:10] <OriWB> Tyrath: There aretwo other computers, and a printer. Is that a lot?
[11:10] <Tyrath> OriWB: also try changing channel
[11:10] <rww> !botabuse > Firio
[11:10] <absynth> !irssi
[11:10] <absynth> ^^
[11:10] <JEEBcz> Irssi <3
[11:10] <OriWB> Tyrath: what do you mean chaning channel?
[11:10] <Tyrath> OriWB: ifconfig should give you a connection rate, or a noise reading
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: go for a channel with less noise
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: basically channels 1, 6 and 11 are the main channels for wireless
[11:11] <OriWB> Tyrath: How do I change channels
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: if you log into your router
[11:11] <Jonathan_L> No linux-indipendent APT client!? :'(
[11:11] <Firio> !pidgin
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: you should be able to change the channel
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: this may or may not help
[11:11] <kri113> xz
[11:11] <Tyrath> OriWB: i'm not entirely sure what the problem is
[11:11]  * JEEBcz goes to try and build irssi svn once more :3
[11:12] <absynth> :D
[11:12] <rww> Wizzup: messy how? KDE apps will show up in your GNOME menu and vice-versa, so things can get a little crowded that way, but it shouldn't break anything. You can install KDE with the kubuntu-desktop package. To remove it, see !puregnome.
[11:12] <Tyrath> OriWB: but if interference is that could help
[11:12] <Firio> So i can just download Pidgin to ubuntu without extract anything?
[11:12] <breakdown> yes
[11:12] <Wunderbar> pidgin should already be in ubuntu
[11:12] <Wizzup> rww: I was generally just wondering
[11:12] <Wunderbar> pretty sure it's a default app
[11:12] <absynth> Firio: ubuntu comes with pidgin ...
[11:12] <rww> Wizzup: generally, it works fine and doesn't break anything :)
[11:13] <Methleya> hello
[11:13] <Firio> How do I find out where the pidgin is?
[11:13] <Tyrath> OriWB: there could be a number of explanations. for example, i don't know if this is possible so don't quote me, but the gnome networking program could be conflicting with /etc/network/interfaces
[11:13] <mrjohns1> Hi! My local dns server which only uses it self to look up can resolv external domains. why? :P I don't have any other dns servers
[11:13] <rww> Firio: Applications > Internet > Pidgin Instant Messenger
[11:13] <Wizzup> Thanks though. A more serious question now.... I just installed Ubu 8.10, and the restricted drivers come up. I choose to activate one, and it shows a download dialog with 0% for 1 sec approx, then just stops and closes
[11:13] <absynth> Firio: open console , type pidgin &
[11:13] <JEEBcz> well, technically packages always have to be "extracted", but since apt-get and friends usually do that automagically it's not a problem :3
[11:13] <rww> Wizzup: do you have any updates or software installations running at the same time?
[11:13] <Wizzup> none
[11:13] <Tyrath> OriWB: possibly one could be saying one thing and the other another thing, or something like that, but i don't know if that's actually possible so don't quote me
[11:14] <Tyrath> OriWB: I'd generally guess the problem is interference
[11:14] <Wizzup> I'll try to update the default stuff first
[11:14] <Tyrath> OriWB: also if you have a number of people connecting to your wifi network it could cause problems
[11:14] <rww> Wizzup: yeah. Do all the updating, then restart, then try again.
[11:14] <Wizzup> Right
[11:14] <Noisek79> How do I disable external disk shortcuts on desktop? I've got 3 ntfs-drives mounted and dont want the shourtcuts. :(
[11:15] <absynth> Firio: & means an app is independent from your console window
[11:15] <Jonathan_L> Noisek79: There's a tool named Ubuntu Tweak. It can disable that.
[11:15] <Noisek79> Jonathan_L ok... i'll try that one
[11:15] <rww> Noisek79: press Alt-F2 and run gconf-editor. Navigate to /apps/nautilus/desktop/ and uncheck volumes_visible.
[11:15] <Jonathan_L> Noisek79: It's in the repository, in "Add and remove programs"
[11:15] <Tyrath> would anyone have a link for MSN messenger 7 with a heap of seeders?
[11:15] <Firio> Pidgin? I can also use Terminal for that
[11:15] <Tyrath> apparently I need it to get Paltalk working on ubuntu
[11:16] <Jonathan_L> You'll have to look a bit among it's settings.
[11:16] <Tyrath> don't use pidgin, use bitlbee! - less resource intensive!
[11:16] <kapipi> I wonder if anyone have bumped into a program or hack that can make an option appear in the gnome context menu of an image file, to convert that image to a set format (for instance 1024pp, jpg)?
[11:16] <rww> Noisek79: ... or you could just do what I said and not have to install anything :/
[11:16] <Noisek79> rww: You win. THANKS
[11:16] <Wunderbar> can anyone explain why smplayer (being a qt app) works better in ubuntu than it does it kubuntu????
[11:16] <rww> Noisek79: You're welcome :)
[11:16] <Wunderbar> never heard of bitlbee
[11:17] <Tyrath> !bitlbee
[11:17] <Tyrath> bah
[11:17] <Jonathan_L> Noisek79: Do'h.
[11:17] <Firio> Oh.. first I was told I could use pidgin,now I am told not to use it.. Shall I use pidgin or wine and then put mIRC in it?
[11:17] <mrjohns1> Hi! My local dns server which only uses it self to look up can resolv external domains. why? :P I don't have any other dns servers
[11:17] <Noisek79> :D
[11:17] <absynth> Firio: you can start all applications with the terminal, just type the command for the application
[11:17] <Wunderbar> use pidgin and xchat
[11:17] <Jonathan_L> Firio: What areyou using now?
[11:17] <rww> !info bitlbee | Tyrath
[11:17] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: basically bitlbee is a daemon that allows you to login to multiple chat clients of irssi
[11:18] <Jonathan_L> Firio: You can use Mibbit (www.mibbit.com/chat) :D
[11:18] <Tyrath> of = off
[11:18] <Firio> Now? I'm using www.mibbit.com and r on this server
[11:18] <Wunderbar> I'll look into
[11:18] <Wunderbar> what's the interface like?
[11:18] <rww> Wunderbar: it doesn't have one, it's a gateway, not an IM client.
[11:18] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: it's the irssi interface
[11:18] <hemanth_> ftp://hemanth.is-a-geek.com/ can u open this link ?
[11:18] <Firio> I think I try install wine and then mIRC into it
[11:18] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: you'll need to connect to localhost
[11:18] <rww> Tyrath: you can use other IRC clients with it too, like XChat :)
[11:18] <hemanth_> i tried setting up dyndns
[11:18] <mib_eqdyhl> anybody has idea where firefox stores its cookies?
[11:18] <hemanth_> everything is fine
[11:19] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: and then on localhost for the commands you don't need the backslash
[11:19] <Firio> I try it
[11:19] <Firio> Thanks
[11:19] <Jonathan_L> Firio: hehehe
[11:19] <rww> mib_eqdyhl: ~/.mozilla/firefox/<profilename>/cookies.sqlite
[11:19] <Tyrath> rww: but as far as resource intensiveness is concerned, i pick bitlbee because i'm convinced its very low resource intensive and it allows me to stay in irssi ;)
[11:19] <hemanth_> dyndns help me !!
[11:20] <Jonathan_L> mib_eqdyhl: It's in the Firefox profile. ~/.mozilla/firefox/profiles/profilename/somewhere_here
[11:20] <Wunderbar> I use xchat
[11:20] <Tyrath> rww: basically it fires up on boot so to login to msn, yahoo and icq all i need to do is connect to localhost
[11:20] <Firio> Btw.. What u recommend for me to use.. pidgin or install wine and then put mirc on wine?
[11:20] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: up to you
[11:20] <Jonathan_L> do'h, I should train on writing while reading what the others are writing
[11:20] <Wunderbar> Ive never used irssi
[11:20] <Tyrath> Wunderbar: but i love bitlbee ;)
[11:20] <absynth> Firio: pidgin for icq, irssi for irc
[11:20] <Wunderbar> is it any better???
[11:20] <Tyrath> lightweight ftw
[11:21] <Wunderbar> cos xchat been's working great for me so far
[11:21] <rww> Tyrath: I know, I use bitlbee+xchat. Not really concerned about the 20MB of memory Xchat "wastes" =/
[11:21] <Firio> What's differnet between irssi and icq?
[11:21] <hemanth_> Port Forwarding from command line ? how to ?
[11:21] <Tyrath> rww: lol haha
[11:21] <rww> Firio: irssi is an IRC client, ICQ is an OSCAR IM client.
[11:21] <JEEBcz> Firio, try X-Chat first, or ChatZilla / KVirc (which looks somewhat like mIRC). If you aren't afraid of command-line get irssi
[11:21] <dayo_> what is the command to print your distro version?
[11:21] <Wunderbar> rww, permission to private chat/
[11:21] <rww> !version | dayo_
[11:21] <Firio> So what is best?
[11:21] <Firio> After ur opinion?
[11:21] <hemanth_> Port Forwarding how to ?
[11:21] <Tyrath> rww: i wish i could purely interface with everything through a console but unfortunately due to the evolution of the web, i have no choice but to always use the GUI
[11:22] <rww> Wunderbar: I don't read private chats, so you're probably better off just talking to me in here or #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:22] <hemanth_> fro cli
[11:22] <absynth> Firio: irssi is a clientprogg for irc , icq is an protocol? for chats
[11:22] <rww> Tyrath: yeah, I know how that goes. If I didn't have GNOME up to use the WWW anyway, I'd probably be using irssi or weechat
[11:22] <JEEBcz> Firio, just try which one you like the best :/ No need for wine if you just want to be on IRC
[11:22] <Jonathan_L> Firio: If you prefer GUI in front of CLI then Pidgin is decent. Not perfect, but decent.
[11:22] <Tyrath> rww: thanks to javascript especially - god how I wish the net was more javascript independent
[11:22] <irrdev1> What's the status of Packagekit for Jaunty?
[11:22] <OriWB_> Tyrath: What if my channel is already 6?
[11:22] <Wunderbar> are there any other advantages using bitlbee over pidgin than a little bit of ram
[11:22] <dayo_> rww: thanks! :-)
[11:23] <absynth> Firio: i like irssi because i can run it in terminal, and pidgin is nice and stable with icq
[11:23] <JEEBcz> X-Chat and irssi are probably what I'd recommend (ChatZilla has great per-channel encoding support)
[11:23] <Tyrath> OriWB_: that's fine, it's generally the most popular channel
[11:23] <Wunderbar> also, how do I set it up with xchat, I'm a complete n00b, by the way
[11:23] <Tyrath> OriWB_: try the others, then try ifconfig to see how the noise is
[11:23] <Firio> That is what I want.. I want to use IRC.. That means I shal then install irssi.. What about extracting irssi before using it?
[11:23] <Jonathan_L> Tyrath: Javascript can be good - like now when I'm using an online IRC client that's based on AJAX
[11:23] <Tyrath> OriWB_: pick the one with the least noise
[11:23] <JEEBcz> Firio, on ubuntu the repositories are your friend
[11:23] <absynth> Firio: just #apt-get install irssi
[11:23] <Tyrath> Jonathan_L: don't get me wrong, it can be good when GUIs are important to you
[11:23] <JEEBcz> what absynth said :3
[11:23] <OriWB_> Tyrath: ok...
[11:23] <Tyrath> Jonathan_L: but personally I like to keep typing
[11:23] <Jonathan_L> Firio: Extracting before using? Huh?
[11:24] <absynth> Firio: then #irssi + hf
[11:24] <Firio> Yes
[11:24] <rww> Wunderbar: Open the Network List, create a new Network with the Add button, then edit it to use the right settings (like setting the server to 127.0.0.1/6667)
[11:24] <OriWB_> Tyrath: I dont hear any noise
[11:24] <Firio> Huh? hf?
[11:24] <Tyrath> Firio: just take out the #
[11:24] <Tyrath> Firio: so sudo apt-get install irssi
[11:24] <Jonathan_L> Tyrath: I also like to "keep typing". I can do a lot here too.
[11:24] <absynth> Firio: hf = have fun ..sry bad habbit
[11:24] <Firio> Oh :-D
[11:24] <Firio> Ty anyway
[11:24] <OriWB_> Tyrath: what does that mean?
[11:24] <hemanth_> Port Restricted for Security Reasons , how to overcome this
[11:24] <Firio> For all the help
[11:25] <Tyrath> OriWB_: noise basically means interference - low noise = low interference
[11:25] <Tyrath> OriWB_: noise isn't a sound in this context
[11:25] <hay> hello... I would like to have a .bin file, which is now located in the tftp's root dir, in its' subdirectory (so not in /tftpboot, but in /tftpboot/something)... I have a line "tftp 0x20200000 somefile.bin" and it loads successfully, but when I change it to "tftp 0x20200000 something/somefile.bin" it doesn't load... as it shows not asking for a wrong file if I try with "somefile.bn" I think it could be some memory limitation of this .img file 
[11:25] <Tyrath> OriWB_: when you type ifconfig it should give you a readout for wlan0
[11:25] <OriWB_> Tyrath: right
[11:26]  * Tyrath thought .bin was a windows extension...
[11:26] <Jonathan_L> I still haven't gotten any response about linux-indipendent APT client. I just want something that can download packages with all their dependencies so that I don't have to browse a bunch of Web 0.0.0.1 pages that lists files
[11:26] <OriWB_> Tyrath: lol where's the noise part?
[11:26] <OriWB_> Tyrath: meaning, how do i know what means it has more or less noise?
[11:26] <rww> Jonathan_L: I don't know of a client that does that. Last time I needed to download Ubuntu packages in Windows I ended up getting them from http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[11:26] <hay> Tyrath, could be, but now this is in linux :D
[11:27] <absynth> OriWB_: try #iwconfig
[11:27] <Tyrath> OriWB_: pick the channel with the least noise, try to minimise the number of clients connected to the router and try to ensure there are as few number of metallic elements in the room as possible
[11:27] <Jonathan_L> rww: Do'h! Can't somebody try to create a windows client for APT? :'(
[11:27] <absynth> OriWB_: there is noise level and signal level and lot of other informations
[11:27] <rww> Jonathan_L: You're welcome to take a shot :)
[11:27] <may> !de
[11:27] <Jonathan_L> I'm a total programming newbie
[11:28] <Tyrath> OriWB_: maybe it doesn't give a noise reading... i thought it did, bizarre
[11:28] <Jonathan_L> I can basicly only remove pieces of code and do some cut-and-pasting to mess with code.
[11:28] <OriWB_> Tyrath: can i show you what i got?
[11:29] <Tyrath> OriWB_: not here... hmm. i don't seem to be getting a noise reading either atm
[11:30] <bullgard4> [man lsof] Will operating systems covered by lsof but other than Linux call structures equivalent to an inode other than 'inode'? 'man lsof' seems to differentiate between 'inodes' and other 'nodes'.
[11:30] <Tyrath> OriWB_: maybe you only get a noise reading if you're connected to wireless...
[11:30] <Wizzup> rww: It works after full update + restart
[11:30] <OriWB_> Tyrath: I am conected wireless
[11:30] <Tyrath> OriWB_: have you altered any of the wireless settings in gnome?
[11:30] <Tyrath> ah k
[11:30] <Tyrath> hmm
[11:30] <rww> Wizzup: Heh. Probably was some bug in the restricted driver manager that got fixed, then. I vaguely remember having the same problem a few months ago.
[11:31] <Wizzup> :)
[11:31] <absynth> OriWB_: do you tried iwconfig and not ifconfig?
[11:31] <shally87> hi..
[11:31] <OriWB_> absynth: yes
[11:31] <shally87> anyone know how to change the ip in virtual box?
[11:31] <absynth> OriWB_: ok
[11:32] <OriWB_> absynth: i got something else, but nothing to do with noise, or something like that
[11:32] <absynth> OriWB_: what u got?
[11:32] <OriWB_> absynth: I'm connected wireless if that helps
[11:32] <error404notfound> I had a nfs share mounted, the server went down and now my system is hung, only terminal works, and when I do umount /share it says that devcie is busy. how to fix it?
[11:32] <shally87> because i cannot use Host interface in my virtual machine..The one that is functioning is only NAT..
[11:32] <absynth> OriWB_: me 2 ;D
[11:32] <shally87> hope someone can help me..
[11:32] <OriWB_> absynth: hehehe
[11:32] <shally87> #vbox is kind of too quiet
[11:32] <Jaan|Perfect_> hi all
[11:33] <absynth> OriWB_: so why u want to see the noise level?
[11:33] <Tyrath> OriWB_: yeah, iwconfig is basically the wireless narrowed down version of ifconfig
[11:33] <OriWB_> Tyrath: i dont know what im talking about, but could it be a flaky dns server?
[11:33] <Jaan|Perfect_> is network and netwrok tools are one and the same : System → Administration . ubuntu 8.10
[11:33] <OriWB_> Absynth: tyrath told me to
[11:33] <Jaan|Perfect_> i am not able to view network
[11:33] <OriWB_> Tyrath: so what do I do?
[11:33] <Tyrath> OriWB_: not too sure
[11:33] <OriWB_> lol ARGGG
[11:33] <absynth> OriWB_: what is the problem?
[11:34] <Tyrath> OriWB_: see I could be of more help if my brother didn't fiddle with the router and make it impossible for me to connect to wireless
[11:34] <juniecho> hi all, ubuntu intrepid problem. is there any way to permanently disable system beep?
[11:34] <OriWB_> absynth: the problem is my internet stops working even though it says i am connected
[11:34] <Jaan|Perfect_> can somebody please tell me the exact purpose of "Hardware Testing"
[11:34] <frogscott> quick question how do I join #wine-doors
[11:34] <Jaan|Perfect_> first it did scan and i ahve given my email ID
[11:34] <OriWB_> Tyrath: lol I appreciate all the help
[11:35] <absynth> OwriWB_: Static or dhcp ip?
[11:35] <error404notfound> how to umount a not-responding network share?
[11:35] <absynth> OwriWB_: wich progg u use?
[11:35] <OriWB_> absynth: i dont know...
[11:35] <absynth> xD
[11:36] <OriWB_> absynth: lol how do i check?
[11:36] <Tyrath> OriWB_: no worries. sorry i couldn't help. that's just the way i lowered my interference when i used to be able to connect to wireless. also if you do happen to find a program that happens to display noise you'll be able to get a quicker reading by piping grep Noise or grep noise
[11:36] <juniecho> Is there any way to disable system beep? thanks
[11:36] <Tyrath> OriWB_: ie, type netstat -i | grep Noise   if you were looking for Noise in netstat
[11:36] <absynth> OriWB_:how are u online?
[11:36] <Tyrath> absynth: he'd be using a wired connection
[11:36] <Tyrath> absynth: anyhow he said he's on wireless atm
[11:37] <OriWB_> ansynth: wireless
[11:37] <frogscott> quick question how do I join #wine-doors channel?
[11:37] <absynth> OriWB_:what is your ubuntu version?
[11:37] <Tyrath> frogscott: /join #wine-doors
[11:37] <Tyrath> /join #wine-doors
[11:37] <OriWB_> absynth: 8.1  i think- iex
[11:37] <Tyrath> - ie type that
[11:37] <OriWB_> absynth: Ibex
[11:38] <absynth> OriWB_: k, there it is possible to give your wlan an static ip
[11:38] <absynth> with the networkmanager
[11:38]  * Tyrath can't wait till the update ibex
[11:38]  * Tyrath has had so many difficulties with ibex
[11:38] <OriWB_> absynth: i heard about that, but didnt know how to get it
[11:38] <frogscott> Tyrath thanks
[11:39] <frogscott> no one on wine doors channel..can u tell me how to install wine doors?
[11:39] <OriWB_> ansynth: my laptop battery is about to die, and to plug it in would probably loose me my internet, so I'm just warning you i have about 10minutes left
[11:40] <OriWB_> absynth:  my laptop battery is about to die, and to plug it in would probably loose me my internet, so I'm just warning you i have about 10minutes left
[11:40] <absynth> OwrWB_:?
[11:40] <OriWB_> absynth: i havent much time left
[11:40] <OriWB_> absynth: how do i get the networkmanager?
[11:40] <absynth> OriWB_ : i know what you meant, but why u loose internet if u plug in ur laptop xD
[11:41] <absynth> OriWB_ : Networkmanager comes with ubuntu
[11:41] <OriWB_> absynth: cuz the plug is far away
[11:41] <OriWB_> absynth: so where is it?
[11:41] <absynth> OriWB_ : its the connection icon at the top on the right
[11:41] <absynth> OriWB_ : should load on system start
[11:41] <OriWB_> absynth: oh, how will that help at all?
[11:42] <absynth> right click on it
[11:42] <OriWB_> absynth: ok
[11:42] <absynth> then pick your wireless connection
[11:42] <absynth> it should show u your AP
[11:42] <absynth> ah nah
[11:42] <absynth> left click on it
[11:42] <absynth> ^^
[11:42] <OriWB_> absynth: oh gotcha
[11:42] <cdealer> please, can anyone remember me of the type I must set in bind zone for alias pointing like "host IN <what?> otherhost.domain"
[11:43] <absynth> choose ur AP
[11:43] <absynth> connect
[11:43] <OriWB> absynth: i left clicked on my internet
[11:43] <absynth> ok
[11:43] <OriWB> absynth: than my internet reloaded
[11:44] <absynth> i should ask you for the password of the wireless connection (i hope you have a password protecion)
[11:44] <absynth> it*
[11:44] <OriWB> absynth: i did it again
[11:44] <OriWB> so what do i do?
[11:44] <absynth> ok
[11:44] <frogscott> Tyrath: wine doors says to do python setup.py install but that command doesnt work in terminal
[11:44] <absynth> descripbe the icon now?
[11:45] <Roq> cdealer: cname ?
[11:45] <absynth> it should be different
[11:45] <OriWB> absynth: me?
[11:45] <absynth> yes
[11:45] <Wizzup> How can I check my current architecture?
[11:45] <OriWB> absynth: i dont understand
[11:45] <cdealer> Roq, thanks =)
[11:45] <absynth> OriWB_: the icon changes when u succesful connect to ur wireless
[11:45] <OriWB> absynth: shoudl i click on vpn connections?
[11:45] <anonusing> hi, can someone help me install LAMP stack? I have been trying to do this all day :(
[11:45] <OriWB> absynth: oh, i am on the internet
[11:45] <Roq> Only put cnames on subdomains though
[11:45] <Roq> not on the tld
[11:46] <Roq> you need an A record there
[11:46] <OriWB> absynth: my problem is, i loose my connection after a while even though it says im still connected
[11:46] <absynth> OriWB:u clicking on ur AP is enought u should have internet
[11:46] <anonusing> i had everything working earlier and then was trying to set mysql passwd and now none of it works
[11:46] <absynth> OriWB: oh key
[11:46] <absynth> OriWB: 2nd step
[11:46] <absynth> right click on icon
[11:46] <OriWB> absynth: ok
[11:46] <absynth> preferences
[11:46] <absynth> wireless
[11:46] <anonusing> can anyone help me to set up LAMP?
[11:46] <OriWB> absynth: i dont have pref
[11:47] <dotCOM_> Has anyone ever gotten wireless networking working properly on a Dell Inspiron 1721 with Ubuntu??   I tried it a couple months ago but after all the crazy tutorials I had to go through, the password wouldn't stick... so ..... wireless wouldn't work :|
[11:47] <absynth> something like connection edeting?
[11:47] <citizenofgnu> i mean anonusing ... using xampp
[11:47] <cdealer> Roq, yeah, I have my host IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and want to point for that host (webserver) for another subdomain
[11:47] <OriWB> absynth: i dont see that
[11:47] <absynth> soory, my interface is not english
[11:47] <OriWB> absynth: ok
[11:47] <absynth> just under sonnectioninformation
[11:47] <OriWB> absynth:i clicked onthe blue internet bars
[11:47] <anonusing> citizenofognu, u think i should use xampp?
[11:47] <OriWB> absynth: right clicked
[11:48] <ct529> hi! how do you add a local directory full of deb packages to the list of repositories?
[11:48] <absynth> OriWB: yes
[11:48] <citizenofgnu> it is easy to setup @ anonusing
[11:48] <anonusing> citizenofognu, i came in here asking about xampp yesterday and they told me i should be using LAMP
[11:48] <OriWB> absynth: then edit connections?
[11:48] <absynth> OriWB: then click on the 4th button
[11:48] <absynth> OriWB:yep
[11:48] <OriWB> absynth: got it
[11:48] <OriWB> absynth: which tab?
[11:48] <absynth> OriWB: then wireless
[11:48] <absynth> OriWB: 2nd
[11:48] <OriWB> absynth:ok
[11:48] <citizenofgnu> may not be ideal for production... but for learning phase and small and mid applications,its a good choice @ anonusing
[11:49] <absynth> choose ur connection
[11:49] <anonusing> citizenofgnu, okay, i can reinstall xampp then. do you know hot to open the main box for it? that's where i got stuck yesterday
[11:49] <absynth> OriWB: choose ur connection
[11:49] <anonusing> ya, that's what i thought but they were telling me not to use it
[11:49] <absynth> OriWB:click on edit on the right
[11:49] <citizenofgnu> what os are you using @ anonusing
[11:49] <anonusing> ubuntu
[11:49] <OriWB> absynth: ok
[11:49] <citizenofgnu> no spoon feeding... do the google search
[11:50] <absynth> OriWB:then Tab IPv4
[11:50] <citizenofgnu> start the xampp and point ur browser to http://localhost
[11:50] <anonusing> citizenofgnu, i would not be in here if i found what i was looking for in google
[11:50] <anonusing> yes, i did that
[11:50] <OriWB> absynth: ij
[11:50] <absynth> OriWB:Method manuel
[11:50] <bazyl> hi everybody ;)
[11:50] <OriWB> absynth: ok
[11:50] <absynth> OriWB: adress , type the adress of ur network
[11:51] <OriWB> absynth: this? 81.199.250.187
[11:51] <quassel73> hi, can you helpmewith this: http://pastebin.ca/1333977?
[11:51] <anonusing> citizenofgnu, the problem i was having was, finding a 'button' for the application, such as a way to open it... it was already running. but there is a window box, different than the local host window
[11:51] <absynth> OriWB: no
[11:51] <mib_6x5hkr> hyALL
[11:51] <OriWB> absynth: then what?
[11:51] <Deadboys> does anyone tell me the name of the openssl development librarys package?
[11:51] <absynth> OriWB: open other terminal and type ifconfig
[11:51] <mib_6x5hkr> CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME HOW CAN I DISSABLE CHANNELS 11,12 AND 13 FOR THE WIFI
[11:51] <citizenofgnu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=223410
[11:51] <mib_6x5hkr> help please
[11:51] <anonusing> citizen: because i am following the killerphp vids
[11:51] <ct529> I need to add a certain directory to everybody's PATH variable .... where should I change it?
[11:51] <absynth> OriWB: there is your ip, your netmask
[11:51] <quassel73> hi, can you helpmewith this: http://pastebin.ca/1333977 ?
[11:51] <acer_> adffasdfasdf
[11:51] <acer_> asdfasf
[11:52] <acer_> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[11:52] <citizenofgnu> anonusing it is straight forward... now tell me where is your problem?
[11:52] <Deadboys> does anyone tell me the name of the openssl development librarys package??
[11:52] <acer_> lllllllllllll
[11:52] <acer_> p
[11:52] <absynth> OriWB: when your ip is like 192.168.1.xx then your gateway is like 192.168.1.1 dns most of the time, the same
[11:52] <anonusing> citizen, THANKS, i think that is what i was looking for... how to open the "sweet panel". thanks
[11:53] <anonusing> citizen, i couldn't find any documentation on that before
[11:53] <absynth> OriWB: when your ip is like 192.168.yy.xx then gateway 192.168.yy.1 ...maybe better
[11:53] <OriWB> absynth: i really gotta go
[11:53] <absynth> ok
[11:53] <OriWB> absynth: can we work on this in a couple of hours?
[11:53] <absynth> why not
[11:53] <OriWB> absynth: thanx so much for everything
[11:53] <OriWB> absynth: talk to you later
[11:53] <absynth> OriWB: np
[11:53] <absynth> OriWB: yep cu
[11:54] <anonusing> citizen, it looks different than in the windows version, and i wasn't searching for how to install it but how to open something specific so, i must have overlooked this site. but thanks!
[11:55] <dotCOM_> Anyone ever got wireless working on a Dell Inspiron 1721 ??
[11:56] <anonusing> dotcom, idk but maybe searching for how to get wireless working in general (i.e. on any machine) might help
[11:56] <silner> Is there any good reason to do a fresh install unless upgrading goes wrong. I started with Gutsy and upgraded through Hardy to Intrepid and everything has gone perfectly. I have noticed however that my system is a little out of step in using some old defaults like Alsa mixer.
[11:57] <silner> And I have Transmission as well as Bittorrent
[11:57] <dotCOM_> anonusing:  I'm trying that now but none of the articles talk about the 1721 specifically and the hardware it uses :|
[11:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[12:03] <shally87-2> hi
[12:03] <shally87-2> i would like to ask
[12:03] <shally87-2> how to fix this?
[12:03] <shally87-2> rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: connection refused
[12:03] <shally87-2>                                                                                [fail]
[12:04] <ikonia> shally87-2: you'd need to be running a bind server
[12:04] <brunner> what's the fastest way to record tuner input from a box that has a tuner card and an ubuntu CD?
[12:05] <ikonia> brunner: recording TV from a livecd is not a good idea
[12:05] <brunner> my friend will be on national TV in an hour, and I'd really like to record it for the youtubes
[12:05] <brunner> ikonia: I have a hard drive
[12:05] <ikonia> brunner: are you going to install ubuntu ?
[12:05] <brunner> ikonia: I mean, there's a hard drive installed
[12:05] <ikonia> or just run the livecd
[12:05] <brunner> ikonia: I'd prefer to run off the livecd
[12:05] <shally87> ikonia
[12:05] <ikonia> brunner: but will you install ubuntu onto it ?
[12:05] <ikonia> shally87: yes ?
[12:06] <shally87> that one is my setting for bind server
[12:06] <ikonia> brunner: then you won't get much recorded
[12:06] <shally87> and i use vbox for it
[12:06] <brunner> ikonia: I guess I could, but I'd be running pretty short on time
[12:06] <ikonia> shally87: then you're bind server is not setup
[12:06] <ikonia> brunner: you won't get anything from a livecd
[12:06] <shally87> when i restart the bind9 it appears
[12:06] <ikonia> (in my opinion)
[12:06] <brunner> ikonia: why couldn't I record onto the hard drive?
[12:06] <shally87> ok
[12:06] <ikonia> brunner: because the OS that is used to process it would be running from a livecd
[12:06] <shally87> i do the last step first then i ask if got error
[12:06] <shally87> thanks
[12:06] <brunner> I see...
[12:07] <ikonia> shally87: "it appears" what are you talking about ?
[12:07] <chosig> i'm trying to bind meta-r (winkey - r) to run a program, but it zooms instead... is there soem accessibility stuff put on from start?
[12:07] <ikonia> shally87: you need to be clear about what you're saying
[12:07] <brunner> lame. I wish I had a USB tuner card or something.
[12:07] <shally87> ok
[12:07] <brunner> for my ubuntu laptop
[12:08] <chosig> aah... i think it's some compiz stuff... where has those setting been hidden?
[12:08] <shally87> ikonia: I still setting up my dns server, and i reach the part where it needs to restart..then i restart it but there is where i get  the problem.
[12:08] <ikonia> shally87: have you set up rncd channels ?
[12:08] <shally87> by the way i just proceed then i know what happen next..
[12:08] <brunner> ikonia: if I can get it installed fast enough, what program should I use?
[12:08] <bastid_raZor> !ccsm > chosig
[12:08] <ikonia> brunner: tvtime maybe ?
[12:08] <shally87> rncd? what is that? i dont found any manual for DNS server
[12:08] <ikonia> brunner: I only really use myth and it's a massive overkill for wha you wnat
[12:09] <ikonia> shally87: you need to read all of the DNS docs hen, rncd is a key component for manamgnet
[12:09] <brunner> ikonia: I may actually have myth installed on the box already... just no tvguide feed
[12:09] <brunner> or a way to connect to the network
[12:09] <shally87> ok..
[12:10] <shally87> i will search the dns doc now..
[12:10] <shally87> thanks for reminding me..
[12:10] <mib_6x5hkr> DOES ANIBODY KNOW HOW TO DISSABLE WIFI EXTRA CHANNELS ON MANDRIVA?
[12:10] <ikonia> don't use caps
[12:10] <netsurf3> extra channels?
[12:10] <fosco_> mandriva?
[12:10] <fosco_> :)
[12:10] <ikonia> mib_6x5hkr: mandriva is not supported here, try the mandriva channel
[12:11] <brunner> lol, I was thinking what fosco_ was thinking.
[12:11] <ikonia> mib_6x5hkr: and try not to use capslock - it is considered rude on irc and "shouting"
[12:11] <netsurf3> or if everyone is dead there
[12:11] <netsurf3> use ##linux also
[12:11] <brunner> ikonia: what about trying to record with a p2p app.  are there any p2ptv apps that get fox news?
[12:11] <ikonia> brunner: no idea
[12:11] <ikonia> brunner: never heard of p2p recording
[12:12] <brunner> I've heard of it, but I might need to use some vmware nonsense to make it work
[12:12] <bullgard4> [man lsof] Will operating systems covered by lsof but other than Linux call structures equivalent to an inode other than 'inode'? 'man lsof' seems to differentiate between 'inodes' and other 'nodes'.
[12:12] <netsurf3> brunner, so whats the tech meant to be able to do?
[12:13] <ikonia> bullgard4: come on, how is that "ubuntu"
[12:13] <brunner> netsurf3: I'm just trying to record my friend who will be on fox news in an hour
[12:13] <netsurf3> ooo
[12:13] <netsurf3> brunner, why the P2P then?
[12:14] <ikonia> maybe take the TV record options to #ubuntu-offtopic ?
[12:14] <ikonia> someone may even record it for you
[12:14] <brunner> netsurf3: because I have no USB turner card, and no time to install ubuntu on the box that has pci tuner cards
[12:14] <brunner> ikonia: okay, but I really was looking for an ubuntu solution
[12:14] <ikonia> brunner: well you're moving beyond that now
[12:17] <xiaojianjun> hello everyone
[12:17] <ikonia> hi
[12:17] <netsurf3> brunner, live disk with the tuner card?
[12:17] <xiaojianjun> can someone tell me how to play real media files in ubuntu ppc
[12:17] <brunner> netsurf3: yes
[12:17] <Poramet> #join apache
[12:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[12:18] <ikonia> xiaojianjun: sure you open the package manager and search for realaudio and you'll find the package you need
[12:19] <Jack1> Has anyone installed red5, and does anyone know how to remove the server? Or any other way to remove a server?
[12:19] <netsurf3>  http://www.geexbox.org/en/index.html
[12:19] <netsurf3> brunner is that any good?
[12:19] <ikonia> Jack1: how did you install it ?
[12:19] <netsurf3> i dont know a p2p solution but that apprently doesnt need installing
[12:19] <Jack1> ikonia: through a deb package
[12:19] <piti_> Hi, any one know how do I mount one of raid1 disk from one computer on another computer?
[12:20] <ikonia> Jack1: if you do a "dpkg -l | grep -i red5" do you see any packages
[12:20] <brunner> netsurf3: I'm sort of giving up on recording with the tuner cards.  we can chat about it in #ubuntu-offtopic if you want
[12:20] <Jack1> ikonia: one moment
[12:20] <ikonia> piti_: sure, break the mirror, plug the disk into the new machine and mount it using the correct native cile system
[12:20] <ikonia> piti_: I'm assuming this is software raid ?
[12:20] <piti_> yes it's ubuntu software raid
[12:21] <piti_> I tried mount /dev/sdb1
[12:21] <piti_> it gives me mount: unknown filesystem type 'linux_raid_member'
[12:21] <ikonia> piti_: was ir you where where discussing this with yesterday ?
[12:21] <ikonia> "was it you"
[12:21] <Jack1> ikonia: do I have to insert both those command seperately, because then on the second command nothing happens
[12:22] <ikonia> Jack1: "dpkg -l | grep -ired5" is one command
[12:22] <piti_> by this you mean mounting raid? nope
[12:22] <ikonia> piti_: someone yesterday had the same problem
[12:22] <Jack1> ikonia: I get -> ii  red5                                       0.8.0-RC1                               Red5 flash streaming server
[12:22] <xiaojianjun> I  have downloaded the realplayer's bin file but i got a problem that i can't install libstdc++
[12:22] <ikonia> piti_: basiclly you need to do a mount -t and specify the correct file system type
[12:22] <ikonia> Jack1: great, so now "sudo dpkg -p red5"
[12:22] <xiaojianjun> 3.3
[12:22] <piti_> it's ext3 so it should me mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1?
[12:23] <shally87-2> how to know the bind version?
[12:23] <ikonia> piti_: looks good
[12:23] <Jack1> ikonia: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d73526ca8
[12:23] <ikonia> shally87-2: it tells you in the package name
[12:24] <ikonia> Jack1: "sudo dpkg -p red5"
[12:24] <Jack1> ikonia: same thing
[12:25] <shally87-2> ok
[12:25] <piti_> ...[ 1177.395617] VFS: Can't find ext3 filesystem on dev sdb1.
[12:25] <ikonia> Jack1: sory dpkg -P
[12:25] <piti_> may be this is the bad one I'll try another one...
[12:25] <ikonia> piti_: are you %100 sure it is ext3 ?
[12:25] <piti_> yes
[12:25] <Jack1> ikonia: np, I did su dpkg -P and then?
[12:25] <ikonia> piti_: show me the full command your using
[12:25] <piti_> it used to be the boot drive on anohter computer wihch is also ubuntu...
[12:25] <ikonia> Jack1: ooh come on
[12:26] <piti_> sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 sdb1
[12:26] <ikonia> Jack1: sudo dpkg -P red5
[12:26] <ikonia> piti_: don't you have to specify and abouslte path for the mount point ?
[12:26] <ikonia> (I appriciate that's not your problem)
[12:26] <shally87-2> ikonia: id soes not told. only known was bind9. but there is bind 9.4, bind 9.6
[12:26] <arturgam3r> you havent a dir where to mount the device
[12:27] <Jack1> ikonia: thanks! is it removed completely now?
[12:27] <Jack1> ikonia: oh wait I got error
[12:27] <piti_> ikinia: it still gives the same error. I'll try another disk
[12:27] <ikonia> shally87-2: named -v
[12:27] <shally87-2> ok
[12:27] <Jack1> ikonia: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d17a38aa1
[12:27] <piti_> ikonia: I took this disk out because it refused to boot
[12:27] <shally87-2> owh..
[12:28] <shally87-2> ok
[12:28] <Armag3ddon> hello all !
[12:28] <shally87-2> thanks
[12:28] <ikonia> piti_: are you sure there is data on it ?
[12:28] <Armag3ddon> anyone can tell me how can i ssh with the terminal ?
[12:28] <piti_> ikonia: i'm quite sure
[12:28] <ikonia> Jack1: looks like a problem with the pakage, have you ried "sudo dpkg -r red5"
[12:28] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: ssh $hostname
[12:28] <stoone2> Armag3ddon: ssh uername@hostname
[12:28] <kjell> Armag3ddon: ssh loginname@server -p portnumber
[12:28] <ikonia> piti_: any idea why it wouldn't boot ?
[12:28] <ikonia> piti_: it looks like there s a problem with that disk on some level
[12:29] <arturgam3r> sudo mkdir /media/Daten (e. g.) then sudo mount /dev/sdax /media/Daten
[12:29] <piti_> ikonia: it gives me grub error 17
[12:29] <Jack1> ikonia:  gives me same error
[12:29] <ikonia> piti_: ahh grub error, not data error
[12:29] <piti_> ikonia: which i believe is part of my ignorant when I installed raid1
[12:29] <ikonia> Jack1: then you need to contact the place you got the deb from
[12:29] <Mic92> Have anyone here ever installed Gmail FS succesfully?
[12:29] <ikonia> Jack1: the uninstall routine is not correct
[12:29] <piti_> ikonia: my theory is that one of the disk failed and there is no grub on the other disk
[12:29] <Armag3ddon> ikonia, i know that, but it says connection refused :)
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:30] <Jack1> ikonia: maybe it's because it can't stop the server, is there a way to stop running the server?
[12:30] <ikonia> piti_: what that means is he grub entry is hardcoded to the other disk
[12:30] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: then the other server is not listening on ssh ports
[12:30] <Armag3ddon> it is
[12:30] <Armag3ddon> it should be
[12:30] <ikonia> Jack1: open a terminal use "ps -ef | grep red5" to get info then use sudo kill -9 $pid and replace the value $pid with the process ID on the left
[12:30] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: it's not
[12:30] <Armag3ddon> ikonia, it is a shell server so it is :)
[12:31] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: it's not running
[12:31] <shally87-2> ikonia:  how to check the log for dns server?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Armag3ddon: try netstat -a
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> Armag3ddon: and pastebin the output
[12:31] <ikonia> shally87-2: have you setup logging
[12:31] <Armag3ddon> ikonia, i am connected to my server through irc
[12:31] <Armag3ddon> you tell me its not running ?
[12:31] <piti_> ikonia: yeah so when one disk failed it probably read grub from the other disk but the grub.conf or something still try to have grub boot from the bad one....
[12:31] <Armag3ddon> what do you think im stupid ?
[12:31] <piti_> ikonia: that's what I guess
[12:31] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: that doesn't mean its running ssh
[12:31] <shally87-2> no
[12:31] <Armag3ddon> yes it does
[12:31] <shally87-2> ho to?
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> how did i install the server then ?
[12:32] <shally87-2> how to?
[12:32] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: no it doesn't irc is not ssh
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> how did i install the server ?
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> how did i install the service
[12:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Armag3ddon Please tone it down
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> ikonia,  i already installed server and services :/
[12:32] <douglas> funny
[12:32] <ikonia> shally87-2: you need to walk through the bind guide on "channels" which is logging
[12:32] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: that doesn't mean the daemon is still running/listening
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> Jack_Sparrow, i am tuned down :/
[12:32] <shally87-2> ok
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> Jack_Sparrow, im cool :D
[12:32] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: if you are getting connection refused it's gettingt to your server but rejecting you
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> oh
[12:32] <ikonia> Armag3ddon: that meants either a host rule blocking you, or the service is not running
[12:32] <Armag3ddon> well :/
[12:33] <Swift_> hy i want to see a web stream cann you help me wat i can take for Programm
[12:33] <ikonia> Swift_: can you expand on that a bit, what do you mean by web stream
[12:34] <Jack1> ikonia: when I do sudo kill "ID" nothing happens
[12:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Swift_ What is your native language?
[12:34] <ikonia> Jack1: kill -9 $pid
[12:34] <Swift_> The webpage is bibelstream.org
[12:34] <sathyrion> Hi, anyone have any clue how to get nvidia drivers working under Sun xVM VirtualBox (vista) running ubuntu 8.10?
[12:34] <kavity> Jack1: killall -9
[12:34] <kavity> Or what ikonia said :/
[12:34] <ikonia> sathyrion: the vm will not have an nvidia card on the guest
[12:34] <Jack1> ikonia: 1000      6243  6225  0 13:34 pts/0    00:00:00 grep red
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: you need the guestadditions
[12:35] <ikonia> Jack1: doesn't look like the server is running then
[12:35] <sathyrion> from: Install guest additions under -> devices?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: it will install as a vbox video card, you will not get 3d accelleration in a virtal machine
[12:35] <lasivian> I recently did a apt-get autoclean that removed some kernel files I think, after that I get "Boot from (hd0,0) ext2 *GUID*" Error 15: file not found"
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: yep thats it, or manually download the iso from someplace and mount it in the vbox, same deal
[12:36] <Jack1> ikonia: weird, because it gives me this error when I try to remove it -> Stopping Red5 flash streaming server: red5invoke-rc.d: initscript red5, action "stop" failed.
[12:36] <sathyrion> Ok, thanks alot
[12:36] <lasivian> it refuses to boot from kernel 2.6.27-9-generic, but if I select 2.6.27-7 it boots
[12:36] <ikonia> Jack1: it can't stop it probably because it's not running
[12:36] <Jack1> ikonia: ooh, what would you recommend me doing?
[12:36] <piti_> ikonia: here is the update... the other disk is fine. I can mount it XD..so relieved
[12:36] <Armag3ddon> thanks guys :)
[12:36] <lasivian> i'd like to know what I should do to fix 27-9, or how to change Grub :/
[12:37] <ikonia> Jack1: contact the people who made the deb
[12:37] <ikonia> piti_: phew
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !grub| lasivian
[12:37] <Jack1> ikonia: thanks a lot for your help =)
[12:37] <ikonia> piti_: thats a good find
[12:37] <ikonia> Jack1: no problem
[12:37] <lasivian> i'd rather get 27-9 working of course, editing grub is my secondary solution
[12:38] <piti_> ikonia: here is another question.... how do i backup sql from the disk I just mounted?
[12:38] <Ienorand> Does anyone here have any experience with vmware tools for a virt Ubuntu? I'm trying to get automatic mouse-focus, and compiz to work in a jaunty VM, anyone had any experince with this?
[12:38] <ikonia> piti_: mysql ?
[12:39] <piti_> ikonia: yep
[12:39] <ikonia> piti_: mysqldump
[12:39] <ikonia> piti_: that's all you need
[12:39] <lasivian> I know the other night when I cleaned the packages a blue window came up in my cli window that I ignored thinking it was something else, I think that broke things :/
[12:39] <Jack_Sparrow> leno compiz effects in a VM..  doubtful
[12:39] <piti_> ikonia: except that mysql is open data from sql that was installed on this computer....before
[12:40] <bastid_raZor> lasivian; have you tried reinstalling -9 kernel?
[12:40] <ikonia> piti_: sorry, can you explain that gain please.
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> Ienorand: for jaunty ask in +1
[12:41] <lasivian> bastid_raZor: i'm working on that now, kinda hoped someone might say "oh, you screwed up XYZ before I went mucking with things, :)
[12:41] <piti_> ikonia: mysql loads database from /var/something. now that I mount this disk as ~/sdb1 how do i get mysql to load database from ~/sdb1/var/something?
[12:41] <gordonjcp> piti_: that's in the configs *somewhere*
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> Ienorand: you wont get 3d acceleration in a vm so compiz wont work
[12:41] <gordonjcp> piti_: or you could do it the stupid-but-effective way and just symlink it
[12:42] <piti_> gordonjcp: great idea...
[12:42] <Jack1> ikonia: I also get this message when I try to remove java5 through Synaptic package manager -> E: red5: subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[12:42] <lasivian> bastid_raZor: which package, headers or image?
[12:43] <ikonia> Jack1: it look slike it's linked to java some how
[12:43] <Jack1> ikonia: the deb package installed java5
[12:43] <Jack1> ikonia: with red5
[12:44] <ikonia> Jack1: that's the problem then, they are linked
[12:44] <bastid_raZor> lasivian; all related to -9
[12:44] <Jack1> ikonia: how can I unlink them or delete at the same time?
[12:44] <lasivian> or should I just reinstall linux-generic?
[12:47] <mercutio22> I found some error messages in the daemon.log file which might explain strange behavion in my pc, can someone help me out? http://www.pastebin.ca/1334005
[12:47] <scientes> how do i update the initrd with rebuilt modules?
[12:47] <calwig> any successful undelete software for linux?
[12:47] <mercutio22> namely, I don't have login/logout sounds and synaptic often crashes the system
[12:47] <scientes> calwig, just reinstall it your settings will still be there
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> !restore | calwig
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> !recover | calwig
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> calwig: easier to restore the data from your backups
[12:48] <wilfried> question : I need a program under gnome which has a list of major settings under gnome, settings for o.a. compiz
[12:48] <scientes> how do i update the initrd with rebuilt modules?
[12:49] <scientes> oh i meant initramfs
[12:49] <sathyrion> installed the guest additions, but now what? ^^
[12:50] <Bacta> I installed KDE4 via Synaptic and it won't come up as an option on the session menu on the login screen. Any ideas?
[12:50] <stoone> scientes: maybe update-initramfs
[12:51] <calwig> !undelete
[12:51] <seacnboy> what's the order about add gateway?
[12:51] <lasivian> damn, that machine has no networking
[12:51] <Dr_willis> Bacta:  did you install kde or 'kubuntu-desktop' ?
[12:52] <Bacta> kde
[12:52] <korogiannos> Can I get read/write permission for files/directories on an hfs+ formated mac partition? I need to copy over some documents from my old mac disk
[12:52] <Bacta> do i need to install kubuntu-desktop?
[12:52]  * lasivian can't think of anything to do at this point but reinstall
[12:52] <Dr_willis> Bacta:  thats the problem then.. I imgine whatever pckage that had the login manager .desktop files dident get installed.
[12:52] <Bacta> will kubuntu-desktop give me KDE4?
[12:52] <Dr_willis> Bacta:  I always install kubuntu-desktop and gnome-desktop and whatever desktop
[12:52] <Dr_willis> Bacta:  thats the kde version in 8.10 - so yes.
[12:53] <Dr_willis> Bacta:  unless you are using somthing other then 8.10
[12:53] <flo_>  /join #ubuntu-de
[12:53] <Tokoloshe> kde is only the enviroment without any kde aplications
[12:53]  * lasivian is so totally frustrated
[12:53] <kavity> korogiannos: You should be able to.
[12:54] <Bacta> Thanks for the help :)
[12:54] <Bacta> btw is this a good channel to troll in?
[12:54] <kavity> lasivian: What's the problem?
[12:54] <lasivian> kavity: my kernel appears broken, and so is my networking so I can;t get online to reinstall it
[12:54] <korogiannos> ﻿kavity: Could you walk me through the process please. I have the disk mounted atm and can't access the 'documents' folder in my user folder... access denied
[12:55] <kavity> lasivian: Do you have a CD?
[12:55] <lasivian> kavity: netbook, no cd drive
[12:55] <kavity> lasivian: USB drive?
[12:55] <lasivian> yes
[12:55] <kavity> korogiannos: Umm, I can try.
[12:55] <korogiannos> ﻿kavity: :)
[12:55] <mercutio22> I can't stand the crashing can someone give me clue? http://www.pastebin.ca/1334005
[12:55] <lasivian> don;t know how to download the packages I need to a thumbdrive tho
[12:55] <kavity> korogiannos: Just one second.
[12:55] <korogiannos> ﻿kavity: certainly
[12:56] <kavity> lasivian: Well, can you boot up?
[12:56] <lasivian> nor am I really sure what packages would fix this
[12:56] <piasdom> g'mornin all
[12:56] <lasivian> kavity: it takes me to grub and I select 27-7 which boots, 27-9 fails
[12:56] <piasdom> how do i stop x ?
[12:57] <kavity> piasdom: ALT+CTRL+Backspace
[12:57] <Dr_willis> piasdom:  that will make X exit instantly.. then GDM/KDM may restart it.
[12:57] <kavity> lasivian: And your networking doesn't work at all?
[12:57] <Dr_willis> !gdm
[12:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd
[12:57] <piasdom> kavity:i'm at a prompt
[12:57] <stoone> lasivian: make an live usb stick and boot from that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Live_USB_creator
[12:57] <kavity> piasdom: killall -9 xorg
[12:58] <lasivian> kavity: ifconfig shows I have an IP assigned, and I can ping myself, but I cannot ping anything else. Wireless is not showing up at all and my cellphone tether is not detecting either
[12:58] <piasdom> kavity:thanks
[12:58] <piasdom> killall -9 xorg
[12:58] <piasdom> oops :0
[12:58] <Bacta> Have you got a firewall on?
[12:58] <kavity> piasdom: That may not work.
[12:58] <KenBW2> anyone know a gnome-panel applet that counts down in days?
[12:58] <kavity> lasivian: Have you tried ifconfig networkcard up?
[12:59] <piasdom> kavity:it says no process killed
[12:59] <kavity> piasdom: Yeah, I was wrong, just one second.
[12:59] <kavity> korogiannos: Have you tried this http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-hfsplus ?
[12:59] <lasivian> just tried 27-9 recovery mode and that fails too, booting back into 27-7 to try the network
[12:59] <piasdom> kavity:k
[13:00] <kavity> piasdom: Try killall -9 Xorg
[13:01] <korogiannos> ﻿kavity: I've installed it.  I can see and open all files on the mounted partition except the ones in my user folder. how do I change the permissions or owner of the file
[13:01] <piasdom> kavity:thanks
[13:01] <worldcitizen> Bacta: try #ubuntu-offtopic for trolling
[13:01] <Bacta> worldcitizen: ;)
[13:01] <lasivian> kavity: no such device telling it to bring wireless up, and wired is still unable to resolve any address
[13:01] <kavity> korogiannos: chmod 655, I think.
[13:02] <worldcitizen> you aren't a usenet troll are you bacta?
[13:02] <korogiannos> ﻿kavity: Many thanks. I'll look up that command.
[13:02] <seacnboy> who knows how to del a gateway?
[13:02] <lasivian> when I try to ping a live IP I get "operation not permitted"
[13:02] <Bacta> worldcitizen: I only use usenet for binaries :D
[13:02] <kavity> korogiannos: chmod is what is used to change file permissions.
[13:02] <Dr_willis> lasivian:  try 'sudo ping ip#' ?
[13:02] <Ienorand> Hia, does anyone here know if #gnome@irc.gnome.org bans mibbit irc completely?
[13:03] <worldcitizen> I don't know what binaries are
[13:03] <wkid> hello how do i list all connected devices?
[13:03] <lasivian> Dr_willis: i'm su'd to root already
[13:03] <worldcitizen> other than 010101
[13:03] <KenBW2> anyone know a gnome-panel applet that counts down in days?
[13:03] <lasivian> is there any way to totally reset my wired connection?
[13:03] <Bacta> worldcitizen: I'm too young to have used Usenet for chatting, my only knowledge of it is it can be used to download movies, music etc.
[13:03] <Jack_Sparrow> lasivian sudo su is not your best option just a little fyi
[13:04] <kavity> lasivian: Can I /msg you?
[13:04] <worldcitizen> well you can always use it for chatting.. but that's so 1990s
[13:04] <lasivian> Jack_Sparrow: yes, yes, my previous experience was freebsd, sudo drives me nuts
[13:04] <lasivian> kavity: sure
[13:04] <wkid> hello how do i list all connected devices, mounted or not?
[13:04] <kavity> lasivian: Yeah, I'm still getting used to using this sudo, rather than su :P
[13:04] <Dr_willis> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/09/a-root-shell-on-ubuntu-the-right-way/
[13:05] <Jack_Sparrow> lasivian and sudo su can break your system.. your choice
[13:05]  * lasivian tries to figure out how to change windows in irssi
[13:05] <Dr_willis> use sudo -s or sudo -i :) depedig on your needs.
[13:05] <lasivian> I just use SU, not "sudo su"
[13:05] <kavity> sudo su?
[13:05] <Jack_Sparrow> lasivian Did you set a root password..  also not advised
[13:05] <Maggie> I am not able to mount any cd/dvd on my drive..plz help
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: sudo su doesnt set up the environment corrctly, just like sudo gedit doesnt either
[13:06] <lasivian> Jack_Sparrow: meaningless little notebook, not a corporate server, so i'm taking some risks I know
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: there are correct ways to do things that wont harm the ownership / permissions of files and avoid problems later down the line
[13:06] <calwig> scientes: um install everything back and my settings will be there? i have files to undelete what do you mean
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: its your system though but we have told you why, and how it is done properly
[13:06] <scientes> calwig, no i meant reinstalling applications, not data
[13:06] <Jack_Sparrow> lasivian As long as you understand the dangers ...  not a problem.. Remember, no complaining when it breaks something
[13:06] <calwig> ActionParsnip: i wish i had done backups, that was my backup, it went into the /tmp folder by accident and while restarting the computer it removed everything in there
[13:07] <calwig> scientes: i see
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> calwig: yikes
[13:07] <Maggie> I am not able to mount any cd/dvd on my dvd-rw drive..plz help
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> calwig: backing up to the same system isnt a good backup solution, backing up to the same disk is nearly pointless
[13:08] <wkid> hello how do i list ALL connected devices, regardless they're mounted or not
[13:08] <kavity> Jack_Sparrow: Why would logging in as superuser via su break the system?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: put cd in, then run: sudo mount -a
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: if you then file browse to/media/cdrom0 you should see the data, if not then read dmesg | tail
[13:08] <Jack_Sparrow> kavity It is not just logging in as su, it is what the user does while the environment is not setup correctly.
[13:09] <calwig> ActionParsnip: its from another computer, hdd is on an enclosure being brought up by usb
[13:09] <kavity> Jack_Sparrow: Sorry, I'm used to other distro's where you use su to run anything as root, and not sudo.
[13:09] <Dr_willis> wkid:  'sudo fdisk -l' shows most all of them. Or should at lest.
[13:09] <bOiNk_> hi all
[13:10] <breakdown> hi
[13:10] <Jack_Sparrow> kavity Sudo SU: Instead of Sudo SU...  Please use sudo -i it properly sets up the environment variable in the resulting shell.
[13:10] <wkid> Dr_willis: thnx
[13:10] <breakdown> whats up?
[13:10] <Jack_Sparrow> kavity Do you know about gksudo for gui apps?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> calwig: thats cool, just checking
[13:10] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: nothing happened ..i get " no media in drive"
[13:10] <AdvoWork> hi there, say if im running something on my pc, but dont want a fixed ip, is there any way i can name my compute or similar so people can access something by doing http://computername/whatever?
[13:10] <kavity> Jack_Sparrow: Yes.
[13:10] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> !hostname | AdvoWork
[13:11] <kavity> Jack_Sparrow: In most distros you'd su, then just run the program.
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: theres HFS
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: i think
[13:11] <stoone> AdvoWork: try google dynamic dns
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/
[13:11] <Jack_Sparrow> kavity and in windows you would.. blah blah blah.. but this is Ubuntu..  we use sudo or gksudo or kdesu etc
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: are you talking access over the web or LAN?
[13:12] <kavity> Jack_Sparrow: I am aware of that. All I said originally that I was just not used to using sudo.
[13:12] <Jack_Sparrow> kavity It took me awhile to get used to the differences as well
[13:12] <calwig> ActionParsnip: :) if you by any chance run into anything interesting, please let me know
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: is that what dmesg says?
[13:12] <calwig> afa undelete goes
[13:12] <bOiNk_> sorry, i'm not very experienced with linux - i want to install a new packet (doxygen) via apt-get install... unfortunately it can't be found. it seems to me, that the packet-sources are misconfigurated - it looks in http://archive[...]/dist/feisty/... (i'm still on feisty)
[13:12] <newb> I can't see the last two words of every sentence which other's type on Xchat.
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> calwig: in what way interesting?
[13:13] <newb> I'm on Ubuntu 8.4
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> newb: expand the window a little, is there an option in xchat for wrapping text
[13:13] <Jack_Sparrow> bOiNk_ Feisty is DEAD as in eol..
[13:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !eol
[13:13] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: how do i use dmesg
[13:13] <newb> How do i do that?
[13:13] <newb> Click the side bar and drag it?
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: dmesg | tail
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> newb: i guess
[13:14] <newb> I've tried changing the background color and fonts.
[13:14] <newb> That didn't helped me Action=[
[13:14] <Jack_Sparrow> newb try /join #xchat
[13:14] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: where?
[13:14] <newb> okay thanks :D
[13:14] <bOiNk_> Jack_Sparrow: oh :( so hopefully everything's still gonna work after update - thx for info though
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: in terminal
[13:15] <newb> How do i get those CPU meter and Networking bar on Desktop?
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> newb: add desklets
[13:16] <newb> Sorry,I am new to Linux.
[13:16] <AdvoWork> just changed my hostname from System > Admin > Network, and now i cant even open a terminal from this very same pc??
[13:16] <newb> i guess you can use ctrl+F1?
[13:16] <newb> ctrl+alt+f1
[13:16] <newb> i guess.
[13:16] <hateball> AdvoWork: You might have to restart your session
[13:16] <Dr_willis> !hostname
[13:17] <Dr_willis> Yep.. changing hostname can cause.. issues :)
[13:17] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: I got this "http://paste.ubuntu.com/116803/"
[13:17] <RomD> is there a way to check why ubuntu hangs on boot? I upgraded from hardy to intrepid yesterday and when the progress bar is near the center it hangs for over one minute then continues. It took only few seconds to finish with hardy
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> magical: ok thats your ppp connection recieving data
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: sorry
[13:17] <AdvoWork> hateball, how can i do that? reboot? or can i get around a reboot
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> magical: wrong target
[13:18] <hateball> AdvoWork: Log out the session, and log back in
[13:18] <Maggie> I am not able to mount any cd/dvd on my dvd-rw drive..plz help
[13:18] <hateball> AdvoWork: I've had issues when changing hostname while logged in
[13:18] <AdvoWork> ok, will reboot pc just to sort it out anyway
[13:18] <AdvoWork> cheers, thanks
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: does: file /dev/cdrom1    output anything intelligent?
[13:19] <newb> no help in xchat channel =[
[13:19] <lasivian> I think steps 1-6 here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370 broke my ethernet, how can I undo it?
[13:19] <stoone> RomD: http://www.bootchart.org/
[13:19] <sathyrion> Quick question: How do I set custom resolutions now when the new xorg.conf is autoconfigured?
[13:19] <lasivian> Jack: actually I have aliases setup so I can't irc/ssh/telnet/other dangerous things as root :)
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: what gfx card?
[13:20] <RomD> thanks stoone
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: the fact that the account is even activated has reduced your security
[13:20] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: I got "no such file or directory"
[13:20] <eXlin> I am going to do fresh install of ubuntu and doing partition myself. whats difference is Primary and Logical and should swap and / be primary or logical partition?
[13:20] <sathyrion> nVidia 9600m GT 512MB DDR2 on Ubuntu 8.10 within VirtualBox running on Vista 32bit
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: id run: dmesg | less
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: and read carefully for any errors or warnings
[13:21] <stoone> e
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: its gonna take a bit but it should show things happening
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: gksudo nvidia-settings will allow you to configure resolutions
[13:22] <stoone> eXlin: you can only have 4 primary partitions but many logical in an extended partiiton
[13:22] <shay26m> if i use sudo visudo and make changes , do i need to reload some process ?
[13:22] <sathyrion> Can't get restricted nvidia drivers installed. Even with Guest Additions compiled.
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: you dont have an nvidia card in a virtual system, you have a virtual gfx card
[13:23] <eXlin> stoone: does my selection matter if i'm going to have only couple partition?
[13:23] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: output is "(END)"
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: did you read the text?
[13:24] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: I got the output "(END)"
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: once you get a decent res in a vm, thats pretty much as far as you will go with graphics, you wont get 3d accelleration
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: press enter and you should see a tonne of text
[13:24] <lasivian> I can get an IP but I can;t ping anything
[13:24] <stoone> eXlin: good question... i use primary partitions. i think it's matter of taste and needs
[13:25] <sathyrion> ActionParsnip: I know that. But I can't get past 1024x768. And I want 16:10 res not 4:3
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: you need to set your default gateway to your hosts default gateway and dns to 10.0.2.3
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> lasivian: that will give you web access
[13:25] <eXlin> stoone: ok, thx. quess i will go by primary
[13:25] <sathyrion> nvidia-settings did not work oc :)
[13:26] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: I got lots of twxt
[13:26] <booksbuggy> sathyrion, did you install start up manager?
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Maggie: yep you need to read through it to see whats going on
[13:27] <runpain2> An error occurred Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file. I ge t this every time i open movie player with location from the internet the media player from the internet also will not play.
[13:27] <milostrife> anyone help me to install the watch tower library 2008 on ubuntu
[13:27] <WishingMaster> Alt +f2 doesn't run firefox ?
[13:27] <rrob> hi does anybody know how to disable power off button in gnome power off menu?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> sathyrion: thats because there is no nvidia driver, you are using the guest additions driver which is correct, I dont know how to make windows be widescreen in a VM, I know how in linux
[13:29] <WishingMaster> ActionParsnip, Alt + F2>sudo firefox, doesn't work?
[13:29] <rrob> windows widescreen in VM - means Vmware Virtual Machine? you must mount windows.iso and install drivers for win, it will change resolution as you resize VM windows
[13:29] <thehook> is there any way to temporarily disable the blue screen asking for passwords without "dpkg-reconfigure debconf" ?
[13:29] <rrob> wov ffox as sudoer .) looks good
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: 2 things wrong there
[13:30] <Wunderbar> just installed bitlbee via synaptic, how do I get this mofo up and running??
[13:30] <Maggie> ActionParsnip: this was the error"http://paste.ubuntu.com/116814/"
[13:30] <thehook> can apt-get take a "-priority=critical" like dpkg-reconfigure does?
[13:30] <WishingMaster> ActionParsnip, which are?
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: 1. NEVER run firefox with sudo, its unnecessary and is  HUGE security risk
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: 2. gui apps are executed with gksudo and not sudo
[13:30] <WishingMaster> ActionParsnip, then how to check for updates?
[13:31] <WishingMaster> oops
[13:31] <WishingMaster> gksu
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: sudo does not correctly configure the gui environment for apps like that, sudo is only use for command line apps like apt-get, ln, cp etc
[13:31] <newb> Actionparsnip,thanks for those desklets advice
[13:31] <newb> :d That's all i wanted ATM
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[13:31] <WishingMaster> ActionParsnip, got it bro
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> Newb: np man
[13:31] <AdvoWork> Hi there, fixed my hostname problem, but now when im on a pc on the same network and goto http://myotherpchostname  it takes me to a random website, what do i have todo to allow this?
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> WishingMaster: if you see some moron saying "sudo gedit" ive him a kick in the face from me
[13:32] <WishingMaster> hahhaha
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> its gksudo gedit, in kde use kdesudo
[13:32] <constantine> hi all, having issues with youtube sound on intrepid, I've tried most everything I can find online but no fix
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> you CAN use gksudo for cli apps too
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> !sound | constantine
[13:33] <WishingMaster> got that bro,you are a champ!
[13:34] <hateball> Is there something I'm missing when trying to redirect cups-pdf? It refuses to output anywhere else than the default ~/PDF.
[13:34] <constantine> ActionParsnip: thanks I'll try that
[13:35] <WishingMaster> k
[13:35] <innociv> when i try su something it hangs.. how do i go about fixing this?
[13:36] <innociv> like i tried su nobody -c cat
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> innociv: use sudo -i instead
[13:36] <kavity> innociv: Ubuntu doesn't use su
[13:36] <kavity> As far as I know.
[13:37] <innociv> then i get nobody not found
[13:37] <kavity> What's nobody?
[13:37] <kavity> :/
[13:37] <vvk-> what should be the easiest way to install vlc 0.9.8a on Ubuntu 8.10
[13:37] <diginux> vvk-: apt-get intall vlc?
[13:37] <kavity> vvk-: sudo apt-get install vlc
[13:37] <kavity> Beaten :<
[13:38] <vvk-> diginux, kavity, only version 0.9.4 available that way
[13:38] <kavity> vvk-: sudo apt-get update
[13:38] <kavity> Then do it.
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> !info vlc
[13:38] <Aberration> Hi everyone!
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> vvk-: you may need to find a repo with 0.9.8 on it, or compile
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> vvk-: does 0.9.4 not work for you??
[13:40] <RomD> after upgrading from hardy to intrepid, clicking a folder in the "places" menu opens the folder on the main screen instead of the current one on my triple screen setup with separated x screens. does anyone know how to fix it or set the "open with" for these targets?
[13:40] <kavity> vvk-: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-sources.html Install it via source.
[13:40] <Cara> how do i change servers?
[13:40] <kavity> Cara: What kind of servers?
[13:40] <vvk-> kavity, should I uninstall the current version before that?
[13:41] <kavity> Yes.
[13:41] <Cara> I don't know, actually. I know I want to talk with someone, and I know what server/channel they're in.
[13:41] <Aberration> I got a small but anoying problem with my CD/DVD device. When there's a cd/dvd in, I can't open it thank to the open button, I must eject the disk in gnome. Moreover dvd's seems to turn forever, even when I don't read 'em. Windows works fine so It's not an hardware problem...
[13:41] <kavity> Cara: So IRC server?
[13:41] <innociv> i dunno lol
[13:41] <runpain2> An error occurred Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file. I ge t this every time i open movie player with location from the internet the media player from the internet also will not play.
[13:41] <Cara> yeah
[13:41] <RomD> clicking "Computer" works correctly, the other folders open on the wrong screen
[13:41] <kavity> Aberration: `eject`
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> vvk-: may help to satisfy dependancies
[13:41] <rolinplin> saludos
[13:41] <kavity> Cara: /connect server.address
[13:42] <rolinplin> desde cuba
[13:42] <Cara> thank you
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> vvk-: you will also need all the -dev packages for the vlc dependancies so they can be compiled in
[13:42] <Aberration> kavity : ?
[13:42] <Tex-Twil> hello, can I somehow display the DNS cache entries ?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> Tex-Twil: arp -a
[13:42] <kavity> Aberration: Are you trying to eject your CDrom?
[13:43] <Tex-Twil> ActionParsnip, this is the arp cache
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> Tex-Twil: that also works on any system like windows / mac / unix / sun etc
[13:43] <Aberration> kavity : That's it. It works when I do it from gnome, but it doesn't when I push the eject button
[13:43] <kavity> Aberration: Unmount the cdrom, then try pushing the eject button.
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> Tex-Twil: try man ifconfig
[13:45] <Aberration> kavity : I'm not in front of my computer right now, I only try to collect tips. Here's my first one, thanks
[13:46] <m3wolf> morning all
[13:46] <kavity> Aberration: Well, to unmount you type `umount /media/cdrom`(if /media/cdrom is where you're mounted)
[13:47] <Aberration> kavit : oki thanks
[13:50]  * G69 Boa tarde!
[13:50] <wilfried> Is there a channel for #Wine?
[13:51] <jrib> wilfried: #winehq
[13:51] <wilfried> thx
[13:54] <Flimm> I can't connect to the repo servers when running sudo apt-get update, anyone else have this problem?
[13:54] <jrib> Flimm: pastebin
[13:54] <nick|here> running 8.10 here. i get sound working at gdm, but when i login, there is no sound. i always have to type in "sudo alsa force-reload". what can cause to this?
[13:55] <Flimm> It just displays 0% [Waiting for headers]
[13:55] <Flimm> I can connect to the Internet as usual though
[13:55] <jrib> !pastebin | Flimm
[13:56] <Flimm> Why do I need to use the pastebin, jrib, I have nothing to paste!
[13:57] <freshmilk> I'm interested in putting linux my pc, can I install it without being connected to the internet?
[13:57] <nick|here> freshmilk: yes you can
[13:57] <Roq> You can
[13:57] <jrib> Flimm: can you just pastebin everything you see on your terminal including the command you ran?  Too many times assumptions are made in this channel that wastes time, so this way I see exactly what you see.
[13:58] <freshmilk> my only way of connecting to the net with the pc in question is via wifi, do i need to make sure i include the drivers for the wifi card on the boot disk?
[13:58]  * m3wolf wishes everyone a pleasant morning and frolics into the distance
[13:58] <Flimm> http://paste.ubuntu.com/116833/
[13:59] <malahal> i get no sound when I run vlc or mplayer. If I login as a different user, everything works. What could be the problem? using hardy
[13:59] <jrib> Flimm: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:59] <fecub> Grüßt euch!! hätte eine frage unzwa, habe vor kurzem ubuntu auf 8.10 upgedradet.Mein alsamixer hat sich um 5 regler verringert, habe nur noch ein Regler, dadurch ist der sound auch leiser geworden, weißt jemand wie ich dieses Problem lösen könnte???
[13:59] <jrib> !de | fecub
[13:59] <fecub> sorry
[13:59] <Flimm> http://paste.ubuntu.com/116834/
[14:00] <fecub> i have forgotten!!
[14:00] <Flimm> I've already disabled all my third-party repos
[14:00] <nick|here> running 8.10 here. i get sound working at gdm, but when i login, there is no sound. i always have to type in "sudo alsa force-reload". what can cause to this?
[14:00] <roy_hobbs> Can the telnet program be used for serial connections?
[14:00] <jrib> Flimm: try changing mirrors.  Do you have any sort of proxy installed?
[14:01] <quibbler> Flimm: have you tried changing your server?
[14:01] <Flimm> I have tried changing my server
[14:01] <AdvoWork> is there any reason why i can ping ip from remotepc - otherpc, but if i goto http://ip from the remotepc it times out, yet http://ip on the localpc works fine
[14:01] <Flimm> I have been fiddling with proxies a few days ago, I forgot about that, thanks jrib!
[14:01] <Flimm> g2g, bye
[14:01] <sathyrion> nick|here, What soundcard are you using?
[14:01] <malahal_> i get no sound when I run vlc or mplayer. If I login as a different user, everything works. What could be the problem? using hardy
[14:01] <rem1500> Ado you probably need to allow access to http service for other than localhost ..
[14:02] <AdvoWork> rem1500, how do i go about that? i know port 80 is open on the localpc
[14:02] <malahal_> "aplay /usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav" works fine
[14:02] <nick|here> sathyrion: snd_hda_intel works fine. for the exact name "Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP67 High Definition Audio (rev a1)"
[14:02] <rem1500> in host.allow file or Apache.conf not sure where ... This happens sometimes with apps like phpmyadmin etc ..
[14:03] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> can you ping from remote to localpc?
[14:03] <rem1500> not much time now, and dont remember exactly but had something similar, and resolved it that way..maybe the same for you .. google about it ..
[14:03] <milostrife> anyone know why my scandisk cruzer 16gig micro usb cant be mounted/recognised on ubuntu and could help solve the problem?
[14:04] <malahal_> milostrife, does a smaller  disk work?
[14:04] <sathyrion> nick|here, Check if your alsa-base have specified the card model
[14:04] <milostrife> malahal i only have the one size
[14:04] <malahal_> milostrife, what are the error messages?
[14:05] <nick|here> sathyrion: it works until i login. and after i login, i can get it working again with "sudo alsa force-reload".
[14:05] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, yeah i can ping
[14:05] <milostrife> malahal i dont get and error messages at all i safely removed it from xp on my desktop and plugged it into my laptop and nothing is coming up
[14:06] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> can you ping from remote to localpc? but what is the result?
[14:06] <sathyrion> nick|here, Ok. I misunderstood. Maybe update to latest alsa drivers
[14:06] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> also try telnet 80  from remote to localpc
[14:07] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, i can ping 192.... from remote to local,and get replies
[14:07] <malahal_> milostrife, I just started using Ubuntu (was a gentoo user and still use gentoo on other machines)
[14:07] <nick|here> sathyrion: thanks. i just wanted to know if this is a common problem or not. apt does says me that my system is up2date. i'm fine at the moment. ain't broke don't fix :)
[14:07] <AdvoWork> telnet 192... 80   just says trying...
[14:07] <AdvoWork> does nothing else
[14:07] <malahal_> remove the driver, connect it back and let me know the messages in /var/log/messages file
[14:08] <slash|crisis> hey everybody. i want to load the kernel module with the option "quirks=16" at boot. how can i do that? right now it's loaded without that option
[14:08] <slash|crisis> the kernel module is "uvcvideo"
[14:08] <malahal_> milostrife, gnome-auto mount should work. Maybe there is a problem. You can certainly manually mount and I can help you with that.
[14:09] <sathyrion> nick|here, My HDA Intel card doesn't work at all on 8.10 until I reconfigure the alsa-base file. But I see people reccomend updating to the freshest alsa release because it has more compability with newer cards.
[14:09] <milostrife> malahal how do i manually mount it btw it uses something called u3 softwear?
[14:10] <malahal_> milostrife, u3 software doesn't work on Linux. It is Windows only software, but you should see a partition on the drive that can be mounted.
[14:10] <nick|here> sathyrion: i'm checking the alsa-base file. fine with it know. if it breaks i'll update it to the freshest one. thanks for your help
[14:11] <milostrife> malahal so how do i manually mount it through the terminal?
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[14:11] <Adrian`> wah
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> wow that was annoying
[14:12] <Adrian`> ytes
[14:12] <humbolt> Isn't update-java-alternatives supposed to set JAVA_HOME and JDK_HOME env vars?
[14:12] <malahal_> milostrife, first you need to know the drive name. Is it connected now?
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> humbolt: could set them in ~/.bashrc
[14:13] <saler> :)
[14:13] <RoyK> hi
[14:13] <innociv> i'm having some problem with nginx not showing pages. giving 403's and 404's.  I think it is related to users groups.. i'm not sure though :/
[14:13] <RoyK> where does ubuntu get the weather data shown in the status line?
[14:13] <humbolt> ActionParsnip: Know that. But these things should be taken care of by some install or update script, shouldn't they?
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> humbolt: i guess they could, im just used to editting conf files so I wouldnt know
[14:14] <Unguided> good morning. can u install both the gnome and kde desktop at the same time on an ubuntu install
[14:14] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, got any ideas?
[14:14] <Firio> i'm back
[14:14] <innociv> 24.110.174.206 - - [11/Feb/2009:19:08:44 +0500] "GET /index.html HTTP/1.1" 403 148 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.6) Gecko/2009011913 Firefox/3.0.6"  is what i'm getting
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> humbolt: ou could spend hours ttrying to find a gui to do something you already know how to do in a conf file
[14:14] <milostrife> malahal yes where do i go to find out the drive name?
[14:14] <Firio> How do I install things on ubuntu using the thing called Terminal? What is the command? I know u told me.. I forgot to write it down
[14:14] <ikonia> Firio: apt-get
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> wb | Firio
[14:14] <malahal_> milostrife, 'tail -f /var/log/messages' will tell you the last drive found or you can look into /sys/block directory.
[14:15] <ikonia> Firio: if your new you may find the package managment gui a better, but excellent choice
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> Firio: sudo apt-get install <something>
[14:15] <ActionParsnip> Firio: to find package names use apt-cache search <something>
[14:15] <Firio> Does anyone of u know how to use a real infobot with perl and stuff?
[14:15] <AdvoWork> rem1500, do you know what setting itd be in apache2.conf?cant find a remote entry, hosts.allow is empty
[14:16] <milostrife> malahal where can i find those or do i type them into the terminal?
[14:16] <ikonia> Firio: that's not really an ubuntu question (for this channel) there are excellent resources on the web and in other channels
[14:16] <Firio> Ok
[14:16] <rubberducky> hi, not ubuntu, but how do i set up udhcpd?
[14:16] <malahal_> milostrife, run "tail -f /var/log/messages" at a terminal
[14:16] <ikonia> AdvoWork: it's unusual to use apache with host.allow
[14:16] <ikonia> rubberducky: if it's not ubuntu - please don't ask in this channel
[14:16] <RomD> could anyone take a look at my bootchart and tell me why intrepid sits there for over one minute at boot without doing anything? hardy worked fine.
[14:16] <RomD> http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/2599/intrepid200902112wc9.png
[14:16] <ikonia> rubberducky: this channel is for ubuntu support only
[14:17] <rubberducky> hm..
[14:17] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> from your local, can you do  http://localhost  ?
[14:17] <Firio> Do i always use apt-get or can i use other thing with apt-?
[14:17] <GNU_D> Hi, how to make K3b for use for a mortals, they asked me to make them a shortcut of K3b so it can auto open the burn interface, k3B gives me errors when I try to add raw videos, is there more easier way, or what other program to use in order to have one program for the people ?
[14:17] <innociv> it's getting so frustrated. iv'e been trying all sorts of things :/
[14:17] <ikonia> Firio: there are other apt-$command commands
[14:17] <Unguided> i am installing ubuntu  into a virtual machine using the iso. can i install both the kde and gnome desktop at the same time to try them out
[14:17] <salsaheaven> hi, i got a question. if i install an ubuntu 9.04 alpha (beta?) will it automatically update to 9.04 stable when it's released?
[14:17] <ikonia> Firio: look in /usr/bin
[14:17] <ikonia> Unguided: sure
[14:17] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, yeah local works fine
[14:17] <ikonia> Unguided: ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop are the package names
[14:17] <ikonia> Unguided: you may even want to look at xubuntu-desktop
[14:17] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> your local has firewall activated?
[14:17] <ikonia> salsaheaven: that's not recommended
[14:18] <ikonia> salsaheaven: and discussed in #ubuntu+1
[14:18] <premamotion2> hi there! I have a problem installing ubunt latest verion right now on a fujitsu siemens amilo li 2753. After I burnt the iso file and booted from cd, when I select install ubuntu hangs on for a very long time.... what can I do? thank you so much in anticipation
[14:18] <salsaheaven> ok, thanks a lot ikonia
[14:18] <Mal3ko> hmm guys..any idea if the bug in linux-rt has been fixed? its been reported that the kernal only detect 1 core..
[14:18] <malahal_> milostrife, did you see any sdX (where X can be a or b or c or d...) names in the output of the tail comand I told you?
[14:18] <Unguided> Ikonia: Thank you. can u give me further instructions on how to do so. So do I just install them using the package installer
[14:18] <ikonia> m3wolf: check the bug report
[14:18] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, says Firewall not loaded
[14:19] <Mal3ko> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-rt/+bug/290498
[14:19] <RomD> premamotion2, have you tried starting the live mode first and installing from there?
[14:19] <ikonia> Unguided: install the packages using hte pakage manager - that easy
[14:19] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> verify with   sudo iptables -vL
[14:19] <ikonia> Mal3ko: does the bug say its fixed ?
[14:19] <milostrife> malahal i've done that it listed some things as write prote and now is listing loads of write protection off
[14:19] <Unguided> ikonia: how do u switch between the desktops
[14:19] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> and what are the os on  both ends?
[14:19] <ikonia> Unguided: the gdm/kde login greeter gives you an option
[14:19] <malahal_> milostrife, it should also contain the drive letters (sdb or sdc etc)
[14:20] <Unguided> ikonia: thanks again. newb here.
[14:20] <emem> boom
[14:20] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, both are ubuntu
[14:20] <ikonia> Unguided: no problem
[14:20] <ikonia> emem: ?
[14:20] <emem> nothing
[14:20] <premamotion2> @RomD Thank you for the answer! Live mode means to load Ubuntu without modifying computer, right?
[14:20] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> verify with   sudo iptables -vL   what does this tells you,  post the results please
[14:20] <KingJamesII> Hello, I have an HP DV9819wm laptop with a webcam. Anyone know of a link that discusses how to configure the webcam?
[14:21] <malahal_> milostrife, paste the output of "ls /sys/block" command from a terminal
[14:21] <RomD> premamotion2, yes and you can start the installation from there, too. not sure if it makes any difference, but you can try
[14:21] <milostrife> malahal only sdb
[14:21] <ociugi> guy i want to create a boot disk but the problem is i dont know how to mount fd, please guide me tnx
[14:21] <malahal_> milostrife, hmmm, no sda? That sound odd
[14:21] <ociugi> *guys
[14:21] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, http://pastebin.com/d5ae8ebc4
[14:22] <ikonia> ociugi: have you put a formatted floppy in the drive ?
[14:22] <ociugi> yup
[14:22] <premamotion2> @RomD Ok, thanks a lot! Now I`m trying to do so. I`ts interesting because first I`ve tested on virtualbox and was ok.
[14:22] <zybil> hello. i need help please: how do I combine JACK (qjackctl) and Ekiga (SIP H.323) Softphone??
[14:22] <ikonia> ociugi: what command are you using ot mount it
[14:22] <milostrife> malahal hdc   ram1   ram11  ram13  ram15  ram3  ram5  ram7  ram9  sdb
[14:22] <milostrife> ram0  ram10  ram12  ram14  ram2   ram4  ram6  ram8  sda   sr0
[14:22] <zybil> Ekiga only works on ALSA and OSS
[14:22] <malahal_> milostrife, is that sdb from the 'tail -f ...' output?
[14:22] <sathyrion> running ubuntu from vm just isn't the same as the real deal... I miss the struggle with getting cedega to work :D
[14:22] <zybil> I tried jacklaunch ekiga but it didn't work
[14:22] <malahal_> milostrife, ok, ok, I got it. Your thumb drive is sdb
[14:22] <zybil> can anyone help please?
 i try this > mount /dev/fd /mnt/floppy
[14:23] <zybil> I looked in scroogle many times but didn't succeeed
[14:23] <ikonia> ociugi: /dev/fd/0
[14:23] <premamotion2> @sathyrion Now I see than is really different from the virtualbox... :)
[14:23] <ikonia> ociugi: or a different number
[14:23] <malahal_> milostrife, sda is your root drive.
[14:23] <constantine_> I want to check my autodetect on my soundcard, how do I find the name of my driver?
[14:23] <malahal_> milostrife, now try "fdisk -l /dev/sdb" and tell me howmany partitions it lists?
[14:24] <PodMan99a> hey all ive lost my /etc/init.d/xend file... how can i get it back or can someone pastebin theirs please
[14:24] <RomD> premamotion2, no problem, I hope it works
[14:24] <PodMan99a> using hardy
[14:24] <milostrife> malahal will that format my flash drive?
[14:24] <malahal_> milostrife, nope. Not at all
[14:24] <sathyrion> premamotion2, It is under VirtualBox
[14:24] <premamotion2> @RomD I hope it works too... now hungs up.... but there is activity on the cd led
[14:24] <malahal_> milostrife, try "mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt"
[14:25] <malahal_> milostrife, I am assuming it has only one partition
[14:25] <arturgam3r> constantine_lspci | grep -i audio
[14:25] <KingJamesII> can someone tell me how to determine what webcam is installed on my laptop?
 i cant find any other si0milar file(fd) from the /dev directory
[14:25] <emem> boom
[14:25] <kavity> KingJamesII: lsusb
[14:25] <zaggynl> KingJamesII: lspci
[14:26] <zaggynl> err usb
[14:26] <ChrisW> I accidentally hid the menu bar in my bash shell... how do I get it back?!
[14:26] <zaggynl> if it's usb that is
[14:26] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> you noticed your default policy is DROP ?  this could prevent your remote host getting into your localhost port 80
[14:26] <kavity> :)
[14:26] <emem> nick Wunderbar
[14:26] <kavity> If it's onboard it should be usb
[14:26] <KingJamesII> great, thanks guys
[14:26] <milostrife> malahal it came up invalid option
[14:26] <malahal_> ChrisW, where does bash has 'menu bar', you mean 'terminal'?
[14:26] <Roq> ChrisW: just open a new one
[14:27] <ChrisW> malahal: yeah
[14:27] <ChrisW> Roq: er, no...
[14:27] <malahal_> milostrife, you mean 'fdisk -l /dev/sdb' came with invalid option?
[14:27] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, ahh i dont really understand much abotu that, can it be changed?
[14:27] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> and also whatever tool you were using telling you Firewall is not loaded.. its giving you false info, you have firewall active all the time, and yours happen to have rules active right now
[14:27] <IsUp> hello
[14:27] <kavity> Hi.
[14:27] <IsUp> anyone able to install gstreamer on ubuntu?
[14:27] <malahal_> milostrife, it is "minus little L" not -1
[14:27] <milostrife> malahal yeah sry
[14:27] <malahal_> milostrife, use cut and paste, rather than type
[14:28] <kavity> IsUp: sudo apt-get install gstreamer...
[14:28] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, oh, so what can i do? i used "ufw status"
[14:28] <kavity> IsUp: sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins
[14:28] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> iptables are complex, there are front ends like ufw and such.. for atutorial see http://www.linuxexposed.com/content/view/107/
[14:28] <malahal_> ChrisW, just right click your mouse on the terminal and follow ....
[14:29] <IsUp> kavity: it's not working. not installing correctly.
[14:29] <premamotion2> guys, please help me. there is other way to install ubuntu? I`ve selected Install Ubuntu, Test CD, Test memory, live but everything I choose it`s just hanging on doing nothing. I haven`t got any spash screen, or progress bar.... ony the dvd reader led is showing activity, that`s all. thank you so much!!!!!!!!!
[14:29] <n8tuserff> AdvoWork -> what you can do is a tutorial on iptables
[14:29] <zaggynl> premamotion2: try the alternate cd
[14:29] <milostrife> malahal cannot open /dev/sdb
[14:29] <DJones> !install | premamotion2
[14:29] <constantine_> tried this: sudo modprobe snd-82801G
[14:29] <constantine_>    got this: FATAL: Module snd_82801G not found.
[14:29] <kavity> IsUp: What error are you getting?
[14:29] <malahal_> milostrife, are you root? you better be.
[14:29] <premamotion2> @zaggynl what is an alternate cd? thank you!
[14:29] <zaggynl> premamotion2: follow the links someone else linked, should be in there
[14:29] <milostrife> malahal what do you mean?
[14:29] <IsUp> kavity: http://pastebin.com/d404ee838
[14:30] <kavity> IsUp: Install the good and ugly plugins too maybe?
[14:30] <IsUp> ive installed everything
[14:30] <IsUp> but not works
[14:31] <malahal_> milostrife, 'root' user is the admin on linux. Run "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb" and that may work.
[14:31] <milostrife> malahal i've just tried sudo and got nothing
[14:32] <AdvoWork> n8tuserff, hmm, allowed port 80 in iptables, yet still times out
[14:32] <malahal_> milostrife, it should also tell you why it can't open /dev/sdb.  Does it say 'permission' problem or something else?
[14:32] <kavity> IsUp: Not sure sorry.
[14:33] <milostrife> malahal andy@andy-laptop:~$ fdisk -l /dev/sdb Cannot open /dev/sdb
[14:33] <lindux> hi all
[14:33] <malahal_> milostrife, you can also run "cat /proc/partitions"
[14:34] <constantine_> I'm typing the name of my sound card driver  after sudo modprobe snd
[14:34] <constantine_>  and getting no result
[14:35] <KingJamesII> anyone know a good link for built in webcam support for Hardy?
[14:36] <milostrife> malahal what am i looking for when i run "cat /proc/partitions"?
[14:36] <rkvirani> I cant find my win7 DVD :(
[14:36] <malahal_> milostrife, it lists all the partitions in your system. It doesn't  harm anything
[14:37] <Slart> !webcam | KingJamesII
[14:37] <PodMan99a> hey all ive lost my /etc/init.d/xend file... how can i get it back or can someone pastebin theirs please on hardy
[14:37] <eXlin> Trying to install Aplha4 from Ubuntu 9.04 from desktop-amd64 cd. (burned in tao mode). for some reason i can't install, start livecd or check disk for errors. it goes always for busybox. I have Amd Athlong 64, 2Gb ram, 200Gb maxtor ata
[14:37] <KingJamesII> thanks Slart
[14:37] <malahal_> milostrife, i still can't see why you couldn't open the /dev/sdb though. Look in /var/log/message to find out why it failed.
[14:37] <oCean_> eXlin: join #ubuntu+1 for jaunty
[14:37] <Slart> !find xend
[14:37] <eXlin> kk, ty
[14:38] <G-Blunted> PodMan99a, that a PHP thing? I don't got that file...
[14:38] <milostrife> malahal it's only listing sda,sda1,sda2 and sda5 and where do i find /var/log/message?
[14:38] <jcfp> malahal_: fdisk -l requires sudo - that's why
[14:38] <Slart> PodMan99a: reinstall the package it came with.. ubottu wrote a list of packages that have it a few lines up
[14:38] <mooja> hey, so i just upgraded 8.04->8.10 and my window decorations are gone and everything is auto-maximized - any hints on how to fix this?
[14:38] <rkvirani> heh I updated to the latest kernel on juanty and my machine blacked out :D
[14:38] <malahal_> milostrife, jcfp, yeah, but 'sudo' didn't help him either
[14:38] <G-Blunted> milostrife, where do you find "/var/log/message"?? lol? :p
[14:39] <Slart> !jaunty | eXlin
[14:39] <Slart> rkvirani: see above
[14:39] <ganesh> how do i know which graphics card i have?
[14:39] <rkvirani> Slart: ?
[14:39] <rkvirani> Slart: why?
[14:39] <malahal_> milostrife, if there are any partitions, they should have listed in the '/proc/partitions'. Looks like sdb doesn't have any partitions. That is odd
[14:39] <Slart> ganesh: lshw might tell you
[14:39] <jcfp> constantine_: no output usually means the command successfully completed, for results check output of 'dmesg' and/or the syslog
[14:40] <Slart> rkvirani: jaunty support in #ubuntu+1..if you wanted help with the kernel thingy
[14:40] <milostrife> malahal it wont mount at akk?
[14:40] <malahal_> milostrife, "/var/log/messages" is a file that contains system/daemon messages (error messages, information, critical ...etc)
[14:40] <rkvirani> Slart: oh, thanks but, I just booted in the old kernel :D
[14:40] <puneeth> !broken
[14:40] <Slart> rkvirani: that works too =)
[14:40] <malahal_> milostrife, what do you mean by 'akk'?
[14:40] <rkvirani> though I do say the NVIDIA binary drivers in general are ... frustrating
[14:41] <rkvirani> I have an NVIDIA 6200/256MB and Docky is slow even after putting in the recommended settings :(
[14:41] <milostrife> malahal at all sry and where is that file?
[14:42] <malahal_> milostrife, I gave the complete pathname. You can see the file using any of your favourite tools.  What do you use to look at files in Linux?
[14:42] <innociv> can i make an sftp user able to write files without owning the folder?
[14:43] <milostrife> malahal found it now sry i was being slow what am i looking for in the message
[14:43] <ganesh>  Slart: no i din get
[14:43] <jarco> hello all. When i do rm * in a big folder i get: -bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long. How can i ovverride this?
[14:43] <F4RR4R> innociv: Add them to a group, make that group own the file, give the group +r permission?
[14:43] <malahal_> milostrife, at the end it may give indication about why it failed to open /dev/sdb
[14:43] <_VIM_>  /quit
[14:44] <malahal_> milostrife, What does the following command say, "ls -l /dev/sdb"?
[14:44] <YlandeFaran> Can someone supply me with a bunch of commands to se my computers hardware specs?
[14:44] <YlandeFaran> cpu/memory/graphic etc
[14:44] <Roq> YlandeFaran: lshw
[14:44] <malahal_> YlandeFaran, lshw
[14:44] <oCean_> YlandeFaran: start with "sudo lshw"
[14:44] <ganesh> how do i know which graphics card i have?
[14:45] <malahal_> ganesh, lspci
[14:45] <ociugi> fd or any similar file is missing in /dev directory. how can i mount my floppy?
[14:45] <darjeeling> snmpwalk and snmpget to remote host dose not work in ubuntu. how can I do it?
[14:45] <`Matir> ociugi, check if the 'floppy' module is loaded with lsmod.  If not, modprobe floppy
[14:45] <ociugi> `Matir: ok
[14:45] <milostrife> malahal everyone now and then i get some lists on scan disk cruzer but noting else
[14:45] <oCean_> ociugi: should be /dev/fd0 device.. You may want to try "sudo modprobe floppy" first to 'create' that device file
 i see
[14:46] <malahal_> milostrife, "lists", what do you mean?
[14:47] <ganesh> malahal_: thanx
[14:47] <malahal_> milostrife, what does the 'ls -l /dev/sdb' gave you
[14:47] <milostrife> brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 16 2009-02-11 14:45 /dev/sdb from command you sent "ls-l /dev/sdb"
[14:47] <malahal_> ganesh, np
[14:47] <Guest14365> is there any quick way to install mod_rewrite in apache/ I mean...any magic package?
[14:47] <lasivian> my kernel was broken so I changed to an older one, but the kernel "build" directory is missing, what is the safest way to replace it?
[14:47] <YlandeFaran> any command to se how much ram I have too?
[14:47] <YlandeFaran> perhaps that is somwehere in the output from lshw? Quite verbose though..
[14:48] <_niko> hey there, is there a way to block a user from using sudo?
[14:48] <Roq> YlandeFaran: free
[14:48] <Slart> YlandeFaran: free will tell you a bit about memory and usage
[14:48] <Sylphid|work> _niko, remove them from the admin group
[14:48] <lasivian> _niko: remove them as a superuser, or perhaps alias sudo to something else?
[14:48] <mun> hi
 , <`Matir>: tnx guys
[14:49] <milostrife> malahal brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 16 2009-02-11 14:45 /dev/sdb
[14:49] <_niko> how would i remove them as a superuser?
[14:49] <mun> does anyone know how i can set ls to highlight directories using a different colour? at the moment it's blue, but my terminal's bg is black, so it's hard to read.
[14:49] <rkvirani> mun: check the colors on your 'profile' in terminal
[14:49] <oCean_> _niko: file /etc/sudoers contains definition who may use sudo. Default all users in admin group have sudo rights. Modify /etc/sudoers, or remove the user from group admin
[14:50] <_niko> ok will try
[14:50] <apollo13> hi, I have a simple script (set -x as only content) chmodded and trying it to execute on a new 8.10 install, it runs forever aslong as the bash_completion stuff in .bashrc isn't commented out, ever seen this?
[14:50] <vlad> hello how can i open weechat i just instaled it ... but i don„t know the comand to open it
[14:50] <mun> rkvirani: thanks
[14:50] <ikonia> apollo13: what do you mean it runs for ever - it's not doing anything ?
[14:50] <apollo13> ikonia: yep, but top shows bash eating much
[14:51] <jedimind> im having trouble with the java SDK that comes with ubuntu, so i installed the official Sun one, but each time i want to use it , i have to adjust the JAVA_HOME path, which only applies it for the current session - is there a way i can do it once and set it as the default?
[14:51] <apollo13> it starts and never returns a prompt, can't ctrl c it
[14:51] <ikonia> apollo13: have you not given an exist status ?
[14:51] <vlad> hello how can i open weechat i just instaled it ... but i don„t know the comand to open it
[14:52] <apollo13> ikonia: as said the content of the script are just set -x, that one line, and it never ends; it does on other pcs so (ubuntu 8.10 too)
[14:52] <shad_> hello everybody i am totally exhaust by ubuntu coz i am not able to run my camera(inbuilt),help me out
[14:52] <vlad> hello how can i open weechat i just instaled it ... but i don„t know the comand to open it
[14:52] <ikonia> apollo13: try another command
[14:52] <lasivian> the "build" directory for my kernel is missing, how do I replace it?
[14:52] <apollo13> ikonia: same for echo 3....
[14:52] <vlad> hello how can i open weechat i just instaled it ... but i don„t know the comand to open it
[14:52] <vlad> enywhone knows?
[14:52] <ikonia> apollo13: interesting, sounds like that instsall has a problem
[14:53] <zash> vlad: how did you install it?
[14:53] <ichat> small question -  im looking for any kind of  live bootable   that  supports  at least -  memtest  -  some kind of hdd  tester,   and perhaps other  usefull  utillities,  -  but most just are geared for  desktop use (and i dont need stuff like  thunderbird   OOo   or  gaim  (and stuff)
[14:53] <ikonia> vlad: asking ever 15 seconds will not get you help
[14:53] <rkvirani> shad_: heh english dude
[14:53] <ikonia> ichat: the ubuntu live cd
[14:53] <vlad> zash:  from synaptics
[14:53] <sathyrion> vlad, Should appear in menu. restart x/system if it's not there
[14:53] <apollo13> ikonia: guessing that too, how can I debug it (it works fine if I comment out the bash_completion sourcing in .bashrc)
[14:53] <apollo13> running debsums now
[14:53] <vlad> i know i have to open it from the terminal
[14:53] <ikonia> apollo13: truss and stace the bash script while running to get an idea
[14:53] <shad_> rkvirani, sir it is important to help me.......
[14:53] <ichat> ikonia:  -   does it support   hdd testing (cuze i never saw that before -  (or maybe not  sure -  )
[14:53] <zash> vlad: what package? in terminal run dpkg -L package-name
[14:53]  * apollo13 goes to find out how to do that
[14:54] <KingJamesII> anyone here have an HP DV9819wm?  I need to know what kind of webcam it has
[14:54] <vlad> common
[14:54] <rkvirani> shad_: hahaha
[14:54] <ikonia> ichat: tons of test programs you can install
[14:54] <rkvirani> shad_: since your broken english and attempt at being polite is so humerous
[14:54] <zash> vlad: dpkg -L package-name | grep bin
[14:54] <rkvirani> shad_: what kind of camera?
[14:54] <ichat> you can install apps on a live boot?
[14:54] <shad_> rkvirani, i am using sony vaio as my laptop
[14:54] <kitche> http://forum.pauldotcom.com/viewtopic.php?id=180&action=new
[14:55] <vlad> zash and if not
[14:55] <shad_> it is of VGN-CR24G series
[14:55] <vlad> ?
[14:55] <rkvirani> shad_: does lspci give you any hints as to what kind of camera you have
[14:55] <lasivian> how do I rebuild an existing kernel without breaking anything? my build files are missing
[14:55] <oCean_> vlad: type "weech" and hit tab ... it's weechat-curses
[14:55] <shad_> rkvirani, i post the output of lspci
[14:56] <ikonia> ihavnoth: yes
[14:56] <ChrisW> malahal: belated thanks
[14:56] <lasivian> a newer kernel broke my notebook and i'm trying to get it back running again
[14:56] <shad_> rkvirani, i couldn't get exactly
[14:56] <ichat> ikonia:  -  its possible to  install apps  on a live cd (or usb) - (pre configured -  ?)
[14:56] <shad_> rkvirani, where should i post it
[14:56] <ikonia> ichat: pre-configured ?
[14:56] <n8tuserff> ichat ->  you can remaster your livecd
[14:57] <rkvirani> pastebin
[14:57] <rkvirani> shad_: read it
[14:57] <_niko> thanks for the info guys!
[14:57] <ikonia> !pastebin > shad_
[14:57] <rkvirani> shad_: what does it say? does it say anything about your camera?
[14:57] <j03lar50n> Would Ubuntu auto-detect my Wired Connection? This is my static connection to Server in a static/dynamic router setup.
[14:57]  * lasivian grovels
[14:57] <vlad> oCean_:  thanks
[14:57] <rkvirani> ubottu: why dont you post to the channel?
[14:57] <ikonia> j03lar50n: static means user assigned
[14:57] <ikonia> rkvirani: you missed the !
[14:57] <apollo13> ikonia: http://pastie.org/386013 does this tell you something?
[14:58] <shad_> rkvirani, how to see the private messages
[14:58] <n8tuserff> jedimind -> you use update-alternatives  tool to set your java defaults
[14:58] <rkvirani> !
[14:58] <j03lar50n> yes, this is my user assigned static ip for my server
[14:58] <jedimind> n8tuserff: i already ended up just setting it in .bashrc
[14:58] <rkvirani> shad_: I dont know I didnt send you one and I dont know what IRC client you are using
[14:58] <ikonia> apollo13: not really, run the script, then do a strace on that process while it's "hung"
[14:58] <apollo13> ikonia: ok, sry missunderstood you
[14:58] <j03lar50n> i can talk to the router but not the Internet...wondering my settings aren't autodetected when i plugin my LAN
[14:58] <ichat> n8tuserff:   any tutorial on that, -   because,  im not allowed to install anything to the disk  -  so a usb stick with  ubuntu live  (with most of usefull   tystem diagnostics would be  briliant
[14:58] <ikonia> !pastebin | shad_
[14:58] <n8tuserff> jedimind -> well you can do it several ways, now if you need to update..
[14:59] <rkvirani> ikonia: oh I see what you are doing
[14:59] <rkvirani> yeah, I dont know bots well
[14:59]  * lasivian begs to know how to rebuild an existing kernel that is only half functional
[14:59] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/m5b9c3700
[14:59] <jedimind> n8tuserff: i'll look into that option as well, thanks
[14:59] <ikonia> j03lar50n: static IP's are not detectable - they are static, which means users assigned, only dhcp is detectable
[14:59] <j03lar50n> so i do this in the Network Connections ikonia?
[14:59] <j03lar50n> Wired Connection?
[15:00] <n8tuserff> ichat -> yes there is, but its a circuitous way, remaster the livecd iso then modify it to boot from usb
[15:00] <ikonia> j03lar50n: you assign a static ip in the network configuration gui
[15:00] <lasivian> /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/build is missing so I can;t install my wireless drivers
[15:00] <j03lar50n> the MAC address they ask for there - should that be the router MAC?
[15:00] <ikonia> j03lar50n: no - the mac address of the card
[15:00] <apollo13> ikonia: http://pastie.org/386016 :/
[15:00] <ikonia> j03lar50n: that is normally automatically picked up
[15:00] <OriWB> absynth: u there?
[15:00] <apollo13> repeated all the time...
[15:00] <j03lar50n> and do i need to worry about IPv4 Settings?
[15:01] <ikonia> j03lar50n: yes
[15:01] <shally87> !ebox
[15:01] <ikonia> apollo13: doesn't tell me much, but it is useful, your shell is segfaulting
[15:01] <oCean_> lasivian: install kernel-headers. 'build' is a link to the headers directory
[15:01] <j03lar50n> and I get the address of the card w/ ifconfig
[15:01] <shally87> !webmin
[15:01]  * apollo13 tries reinstalling everything near bash^^
[15:01] <ikonia> apollo13: segfault of a shell would suggest something like corrupt install or a memory/cpu issue
[15:01]  * lasivian thanks oCean_ profusely
[15:01] <apollo13> ikonia: how can I dig deeper there?
[15:01] <ichat> ubuntu 8.10  has an option to create boot usb disk -   ( is it an option to start from there -  (never tried the option  yet )
[15:01] <shally87> !version
[15:02] <ikonia> apollo13: well in what respect deeper ? how much do you understand of the debugging output
[15:02] <apollo13> ikonia: nothing :/
[15:02] <shally87> !dns
[15:02] <ikonia> apollo13: ok -s o you can't go much deeper, you may want to try running the memtest checks from the boot menu for a few full passes to get an idea on your hardware
[15:02] <AdvoWork> do you need to apply changes after you change iptables?
[15:02] <ikonia> AdvoWork: it's real time
[15:02] <DarkKnight> hii...i have flash working and i am able to watch youtube videos...but i have my subject notes on a particular site in flash and I am unable to watch it....any help??
[15:02] <shally87> huh~!..Dns Manual got 108pages.. no easy to use stuff for it?
[15:03] <apollo13> ikonia: I'll try that, but I guess I kick the pc back to the reseller
[15:03] <ikonia> DarkKnight: we have discussed this before
[15:03] <oCean_> lasivian: use "sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)" and it'll fetch the appropriate headers for your running kernel
[15:03] <shally87> too time consuming..any suggestion?
[15:03] <ikonia> shally87: it's a complex and serious topic
[15:03] <ikonia> shally87: you have to know it well
[15:03] <DarkKnight> ikonia; ya but i can't help asking if anyone else has any solution....i am desperate to find a solution for this.....
[15:04] <ichat> n8tuserff:  ubuntu 8.10 has an option to create boot usb disk -  ( is it an option to start from there - (never tried the option yet ) ????
[15:04] <ikonia> DarkKnight: we told you last time - there is no solution, the site is not supported/working with the linux version of flash, talk tot he site maintainer
[15:04] <shad_> ubottu, what does lspci does
[15:04] <ikonia> DarkKnight: it doesn't get any more clear than that
[15:04] <shally87> ok.. BTW if I just set up LAMP server and point my ip using no-ip , i wont be needing a dns server is it?
[15:04] <DarkKnight> ikonia; and hiii ikonia....nice to meet you....and by the way you have gud memory
[15:04] <rkvirani> shally87: you there?
[15:04] <shally87> yes rkvirani
[15:04] <ikonia> shally87: if you want to use dns you'd need 2 dns servers on uniqe ip's any way
[15:04] <shad_> rkvirani, i posted the lspci output
[15:05] <lasivian> oCean_: Bless you sir!
[15:05]  * lasivian grovels some more
[15:05] <ichat> Shad_    lspci   with   LIST all availible pci  divices on your  system (including those  on your motherboard  (like onboard sound  - and stuf like that )
[15:05] <rkvirani> shad_: sorry can you tell me the url?
[15:05] <shally87> ikonia: if i just want to support my website such as example.com do i need a dns server or just a lamp server would be ok?
[15:06] <bOiNk_> lol - a dumb question... i have a file named -foo and want to move it... but "mv -foo bar" thinks (of course) that -foo is a parameter... putting -foo into slashes doesn't work either... any ideas plz ? :D
[15:06] <Fenix|work> Greetings... question on users and groups
[15:06] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/m5b9c3700
[15:06] <Slart> bOiNk_: mv "-foo" doesn't work?
[15:06] <ikonia> shally87: dns has nothign to do with your website - to host a DNS name - you need two unique dns servers, lamp is nothing to do with dns
[15:06] <xrfang> hi there, could anyone tell me how to install ubuntu from iso? I downloaded 810amd iso, and verified the md5 is correct, but I failed 3 times when burning CD.
[15:06] <Fenix|work> All users on my CVS box have the primary group matching the CVSUSERS group in passwd... does that also need to be reflected in the group file?
[15:07] <xrfang> what on earth is wubi?
[15:07] <shally87> ok..then DNS is only pointing url for hosting server is it..
[15:07] <n8tuserff> ichat -> if you have not installed ubuntu before, that would be a good starting point for you
[15:07] <xrfang> I tried to use wubi to install, but it try to download everything from net, not using the files I extracted from iso
[15:07] <ikonia> Fenix|work: passwords do not go in the group file
[15:07] <bOiNk_> Slart: no :(
[15:07] <rkvirani> shally87: nm I got it
[15:07] <rkvirani> must be a USB camera cause I dont see it
[15:07] <rkvirani> s/shally/shad
[15:08] <Fenix|work> bOiNk_, you have to escape the file ... mv \-foo bar
[15:08] <shad_> rkvirani, no it is not it is inbuilt
[15:08] <bOiNk_> aaahh :D ok i'll try thx :D
[15:08] <Slart> bOiNk_: many unix commands support using -- to signify that there are no more options after this character... ie... mc -- -foo  might work
[15:08] <rkvirani> shad_: lsusb
[15:08] <shad_> rkvirani,
[15:08] <shad_> rkvirani, ok
[15:08] <rkvirani> shad_: you dont understand it could still be USB even if it is built-in
[15:08] <shally87> then as time too short, gonna stop for dns server a while.. running my LAMP first..thanks ya...
[15:08] <ichat> n8tuserff:  -   i have, but never worked with live -  and the machine  neading service - neither supports  cdrom  nor  am i  allowd to  (overwrite data on its hdd -   before  its backed-up propperly -  \
[15:08] <shally87> gonna ask loads and loads of question later on...
[15:09] <Slart> bOiNk_: sorry.. mv -- -foo
[15:09] <rkvirani> shad_: infact your Optical drive is probably USB even though its built in.
[15:09] <bOiNk_> Fenix|work: excaping doesn't work either, Slart: gonna try :D
[15:09] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/m4f046ea4
[15:09] <n8tuserff> ichat -> well back up your data is your highest priority, what os is currently running?
[15:09] <Fenix|work> ikonia, passwords don't go in the group file?  I don't see how the correlation to my question...
[15:09] <bOiNk_> Slart: worked :D thx alot !
[15:09] <xrfang> could anyone explain this: is there any difference between wubi install and normal cd install. In another word, can I use wubi to install from windows, and after install is ok, get rid of windows to get a pure ubuntu system?
[15:09] <apollo13> ikonia: how long can a memtest through 4 gig take
[15:10] <ikonia> apollo13: hours
[15:10] <Fenix|work> ... unless you're saying that users with a primary group set in passwd don't need inclusion in group
[15:10] <Wunderbar> how would i get irssi to integrate with firefox...
[15:10] <Wunderbar> ????
[15:10] <oCean_> Fenix|work: one would think the /etc/group should reflect that.. however I've seen otherwise. .. e.g. not all users in a group were specified in the group file
[15:10] <shad_> rkvirani, and yes my fingerprint is also not working
[15:10] <rkvirani> shad_: good luck with that
[15:10] <_niko> xrfang: why not just boot from the live CD and format the drive to have a pur Ubuntu system?
[15:10] <ichat> windows xp -  with  to manny error to trust its backup ops.. -   -  if it where linux it would have been  so mutch easier
[15:10] <rkvirani> fingerprint readers are a bad idea anyway
[15:10] <rkvirani> insecure
[15:10] <Slart> xrfang: I think you would have to install to get a real install after installing with wubi
[15:11] <rkvirani> I dont wnat my finger print on my computer for someone to steal thank you
[15:11] <xrfang> _niko: I just explained, the iso refused to burn correct, but my burner can burn other CDs without problem
[15:11] <hwilde> ok who broke firefox :(
[15:11] <ikonia> hwilde: just got the update ?
[15:11] <Slart> rkvirani: you can't extract your fingerprint from a fingerprint reader
[15:11] <hwilde> i've got like four updates so far today and now I can't open pages
[15:11] <rkvirani> hwilde: are yup upgrading?
[15:11] <rkvirani> Slart: really
[15:11] <xrfang> Slart: my intention is to use wubi to install ubuntu, not to just run it in live mode.
[15:11] <rkvirani> yeah.,.. right...
[15:11] <askand>  hwilde: me too
[15:11] <oCean_> Fenix|work: /etc/passwd is leading. If all cvsusers have correct (same) groupid.. it should be fine
[15:11] <ikonia> hwilde: restart all firefox programs
[15:11] <xrfang> is that possible, I am not familiar with wubi.
[15:11] <shad_> rkvirani, i could not understand
[15:11] <Slart> rkvirani: you'll only get a hash.. some kind of number based on your fingerprint
[15:11] <ikonia> hwilde: (I had to ps -ef | grep and kill to get them all)
[15:11] <hwilde> ://
[15:12] <rkvirani> shad_: I wont help you with your finterprint reader
[15:12] <Slart> rkvirani: you can't use that hash to draw a picture of your finger
[15:12] <ikonia> hwilde: or reboot to make it simpler
[15:12] <n8tuserff> ichat -> get another disk to load ubuntu on,  load vmware or vbox to get virtual,  and run xp on as guest.. many options
[15:12] <apollo13> ikonia: anyways thx for your help
[15:12] <hwilde> ikonia, any page i try it pops up this error:  http://pastebin.com/mb53419c
[15:12] <shad_> rkvirani, but try in case of camera
[15:12] <Slart> xrfang: afaik wubi is a install..
[15:12] <Fenix|work> oCean_, :) that's exactly why I asked the question :)  The user's primary group in passwd is cvsusers but in group there's no users beside cvsuser :)
[15:12] <beehemoth> I know this'll get a big groan -but I got a sound problem on Hardy. I can only get my USB headphones to work by unplugging/plugging in, then running asoundconf-gtk and selecting the headphones. Where do I edit to make this work at start-up. anyone?
[15:12] <Slart> xrfang: not a way to run a live cd
[15:12] <shad_> rkvirani, i really spent hours behind this on internet
[15:13] <kitche> 254kb/sec is roughly my download cap speed
[15:13] <ichat> n8tuserff:  -  that might work..
[15:13] <rcshah> hi all, I'm sort of new so please be kind!... If I extend a path to include an application (using export in bash), how do I make this a permanent change..so I don't need to keep doing this?
[15:13] <ikonia> hwilde: do what I suggested
[15:13] <Fenix|work> oCean_, yeah, I thought that's how it worked... but I'm trying to track down some errors with CVS and that's the first place I started.
[15:13] <ikonia> hwilde: some libs from the old install are probably still in use
[15:13] <kitche> opps wrong window :)
[15:13] <ikonia> hwilde: common if you update with firefox open
[15:13] <rkvirani> shad_: I dont care
[15:13] <rkvirani> shad_: pastebin lsusb
[15:13] <hwilde> ikonia, yeah it did some scrolly stuff and started up ok
[15:13] <xrfang> Slart: what I did is this, in windows, extract the ISO to a folder on a fat32 partition, run wubi to install ubuntu... now 2 questions: 1) it just start install without giving me option for hard disk partion etc... 2) most importantly, it try to download everything from network, not using the file I just extracted from iso...
[15:13] <rkvirani> shad_: complaining isnt fixing anything
[15:13]  * ichat hates servicing windows computers -  but unfortuatly its still part of my job :(
[15:13] <oCean_> Fenix|work: I never found an explanation on that. "/usr/bin/id <username>" should list the correct prim/sec groups. Then you're fine
[15:14] <zaggynl> right, keeps us in a job
[15:14] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/m4f046ea4
[15:14] <rkvirani> shad_: Im glad you sat down for hours on the internet to learn about linux but it really isnt going to make your computer work if you just keep whining
[15:14] <xrfang> Slart: yes I DO want to install, I do NOT need livecd...
[15:14] <rkvirani> shad_: thats lspci
[15:14] <ikonia> xrfang: the livecd is the installer cd
[15:14] <rkvirani> I SAID 'lsusb'
[15:14] <shad_> rkvirani, please do not be so rude, i really love ubuntu
[15:14] <rkvirani> So do I :)
[15:15] <sathyrion> sudo apt-get install brain
[15:15] <rkvirani> now I need lsusb output not lspci
[15:15] <Slart> xrfang: I haven't used wubi myself but I think it uses some kind of big image file as a file system.. so you don't have to partition it.. I think it will use the cd/existing files for most packages.. or all packages in the default install
[15:15] <rkvirani> sudo apt-get install patience
[15:15] <Fenix|work> oCean_, have any clues as where to look for permission settings on new directory creation and submission into CVS?  It appears that when new directories are included into the repository g+w is excluded and then future checkouts fail.
[15:15] <n8tuserff> rcshah -> there is  /etc/environment and /etc/profiel for everyone or localized to .bashrc for a user
[15:15] <xrfang> ikonia: yes I know, I just failed to burn the iso to a CD for 3 times, and I wonder I need to try again or not...
[15:15] <ikonia> xrfang: have you md5'd the image ?
[15:15] <Jim_Raynor> hi
[15:15] <Slart> xrfang: but if you want a real install you have to either use a live cd to install.. or use the alternate install cd if you really don't want to run a  live cd to install
[15:15] <Jim_Raynor> anyone knows how to change the notifications theme?
[15:16] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/me3aabb4
[15:16] <xrfang> ikonia, yes I did, I downloaded twice, first one is wrong, 2nd one I downloaded through BT and did md5 it is correct.
[15:16] <xrfang> Slart: alternative CD is a good option to try, thanks!
[15:16] <Slart> xrfang: if you don't want to burn a cd you can install from usb.. type !usb here in the channel for more info
[15:16] <sathyrion> maybe I should boot my nix instead and run win in virtualbox instead of the other way around :P
[15:16] <oCean_> Fenix|work: not sure on cvs, but it might be the default umask for the users.
[15:16] <xrfang> Slart: I don't want to use a file image etc. I intended to install and then get rid of windows
[15:17] <xrfang> Slart: unfortunately I tried usb already, and it refused to boot. I will ask here tomorrow, when I try. thanks everyone!
[15:17] <beehemoth> I'm going crazy looking at the `fix your soundcard` tutorials at ubuntu on this one. usb headset did work, now it doesn't post update. have to unplug/plug in and run asoundconf-gtk after book to get them to work. anyone know where I should look to make a permanent fix?
[15:17] <xrfang> !usb
[15:17] <Slart> xrfang: then it's 1. install using live cd or 2. install using alternate cd or 3. install using usb
[15:18] <flithm> hey everyone... I just did an upt-get upgrade and firefox got upgraded.  Now I can't use it -- firefox opens up and it's just a blank window!
[15:18] <lasivian> hoorah, it worked!
[15:18] <xrfang> yes, I will try that, now time for me to go to bed...  bye bye and thanks...
[15:18] <shad_> rkvirani, i just pasted it,http://pastebin.com/me3aabb4
[15:18] <lasivian> oCean_: may your camel never have fleas good sir :)
[15:18] <beehemoth> and may your camels usb headphones work at start-up, unlike mine... :(
[15:18] <oCean_> Fenix|work: changing a user's default umask to 0022 will by default let create directories rwxrwxr-x
[15:19] <lasivian> beehemoth: i'll trade you problems, a new kernel stopped my notebook from booting, then once it booted I had no internet, and round and round it went :)
[15:19] <rkvirani> shad_: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05ca:1839 Ricoh Co., Ltd  I think thats it
[15:19] <Jim_Raynor> nobody knows?
[15:20] <oCean_> Fenix|work: i typo'd --> default is 0022. Changing to 0002 will do as I said.
[15:20] <beehemoth> lasivian, so how are you on IRC. if you can pull that off w/ no internet connection you are mighty indeed! ;)
[15:20] <shad_> rkvirani, i couldn't understand
[15:20] <warcall> it is busy here
[15:20] <lasivian> beehemoth: i'm speaking analog 56k modem signals into a telephone handset!
[15:20] <rkvirani> shad_: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-821343.html
[15:21] <rkvirani> go to about the middle of the page
[15:21] <m3wolf> I'm using carrier pigeons to relay packets back and forth
[15:21] <Myrtti> please keep the offtopic somewhere else
[15:21] <rkvirani> shad_: I pastebin the important part of the page: http://pastebin.com/m9c6cf7
[15:21] <rkvirani> shad_: if you cant understand then I cant help you
[15:22] <rkvirani> shad_: there is really nothing wrong with my colloquial english.
[15:22] <rkvirani> shad_: though formally it needs some work.
[15:22] <beehemoth> mine issue is simple: 1) i need to unplug/plug my usb headphones, 2) i need to run asoundconf-gtk and select headphones and 3) everyone should solve mine problem as a priority. I mean, is that really to much to ask... :)
[15:23] <rkvirani> shad_:  if you need to install svn type: apt-get install svn
[15:23] <Wunderbar> yes
[15:23] <ikonia> beehemoth: log a bug - then it will get worked on
[15:23] <beehemoth> Or do I need to join the queue of people who want their problem solved as a priority?
[15:23] <ikonia> beehemoth: or if a bug exists, put a comment
[15:23] <beehemoth> I can't hear you, it must be my usb headphones
[15:23] <aka-> beehemoth: your number 1 problem is using the word "mine" where you should be using "my"  :P
[15:23] <ikonia> beehemoth: stop messing around
[15:23] <jgonick> screen resolution question:  Each user can set their own resolution; what file is this information stored in?
[15:23] <warcall> it is disturbing
[15:23] <beehemoth> I was typing in a german accept hence the mine
[15:24] <beehemoth> or accent
[15:24] <beehemoth> lol
[15:24] <sathyrion> oh crap.. long time since i've rebooted :) I didn't have ubuntu, but Opensuse 11.1 :D lol
[15:24] <ikonia> beehemoth: I suggest you log a bug to get the problem resolved
[15:24] <ikonia> beehemoth: if a bug exists, a comment on the end with your hardware/config would probably be useful
[15:24] <beehemoth> well thanks for the help.
[15:24] <Fenix|work> oCean_, hehe any quick way of changing .profile in each home directory?  It'll help that they're all identical.
[15:24] <shad_> rkvirani, ok i will try and thanks for your help
[15:25] <oCean_> Fenix|work: I think editing the /etc/profile is the easiest way.
[15:25] <crazy_monkey> why are all my partitions called "Volume", can I rename them somewhere?
[15:25] <Fenix|work> oCean_, true... I can then modify the root user's profile to 022
[15:25]  * lasivian cautiously sees what else the kernel change has broken
[15:26] <rkvirani> shad_:  no prob
[15:26] <oCean_> Fenix|work: sure, or do something like if groupid = cvsusers, then .. etc
[15:26] <Fenix|work> oCean_, even sweeter
[15:27] <craggi> hey guys
[15:27] <crazy_monkey> guyse
[15:27] <craggi> can i ask s.th i ghave a big problem
[15:28] <Roq> Just ask
[15:28] <shad_> rkvirani, http://pastebin.com/m2182dcdd
[15:28] <craggi> okay
[15:28] <shad_> rkvirani, it said couldn't find packages svn
[15:28] <crazy_monkey> craggi, you have to draw a lot wheter you are allowed to ask
[15:29] <craggi> i have a dell inspiron 9400
[15:29] <crischan> hi, i have an external eSata drive which my Gnome (Ubuntu 8.10) shows upon connection in nautilus. how can I mark this drive as an external one, so that it will show up automtically on the desktop and can be mounted automatically?
[15:29] <raph_ael> hi, are there some people running ubuntu on the last imacs ?
[15:29] <craggi> and i changed from vista to ubuntu
[15:29] <syntax\> im unable to mount my ntfs partitions..
[15:29] <jgonick> crazy_monkey: see if this will help   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DrivesAndPartitions
[15:29] <warcall> yes
[15:29] <syntax\> what should i do?
[15:29] <warcall> what you wand
[15:29] <craggi> but i cannot use the bluetooth adapter and i googled but didnt find a solution?
[15:29] <syntax\> im using ntfs configuration tool..
[15:29] <k33ps> hi
[15:29] <raph_ael> warcall: yes for imacs ?
[15:30] <Basem>  i need program that can run voice and cam for yahoo and msn
[15:30] <warcall> mac is nod bad
[15:30] <raph_ael> well that was not exactly my point ;)
[15:31] <warcall> haha :)
[15:31] <el> kto ma zle doswiadczenia z urzedem skarbowym
[15:31] <ichat> basem -   there is none
[15:31] <tommi_> Hi guys! Is there any way to encrypt all data on your hard drive post-install? I mean after Iäve already installed Ubuntu on my computer?
[15:31] <Jim_Raynor> seriously nobody knows hot to change the notifications theme?
[15:31] <Basem> i cant run voice or cam with prople who i have on yahoo or msn?
[15:31] <n8tuserff> tommi_ -> do you really want that? or you only want your ~/  directory?
[15:32] <bhaka> How can i tell Ubuntu not to use the badsectors on my hard drive? It constantly writes my stuff on the same badsectors rendering the files written on it useless.
[15:32] <craggi> is there no solution for the bluetooth problem?
[15:32] <ichat> Basem -  only  some  apps support the  MSN  webcam feature.  but  afaik non support the  voice feature
[15:32] <n8tuserff> bhaka -> what made you so sure it writes back to those badsectors? what tools you used to verify these?
[15:33] <bhaka> n8tuserff: i delete the corrupted files and then rewrite them to my hard drive
[15:33] <Basem> what about kopote?
[15:33] <tommi_> n8tuseff: Well I suppose it's enough if I could encrypt my / directory?
[15:33] <Basem> kopete*
[15:33] <bhaka> n8tuserff: i dont know any tools to scan for badsectors
[15:33] <letalis> !kopete
[15:33] <shad_> ubottu, how to install svn
[15:33] <n8tuserff> bhaka -> ahem, and you believed writing back you konw for sure it writes to the badsectors?
[15:34] <bhaka> n8tuserff: yeah, im trailing my kern.log and i see IO errors every time
[15:34] <shad_> ubottu, using apt-get giving error couldn't find packages
[15:34] <n8tuserff> bhaka you are making claims that you are unsure of, lest you have some tools to prove it, please dont make those claims
[15:35] <ichat> Basem -  IF you try  the   amsn  package - you  MAY be able to  talk with your friends  -  trought  webcam  and the use of the  MSN  p13 (msn 7 ) protocol...   but my must use the    Send shord message  feature
[15:35] <bhaka> n8tuserff: can you recommend any tools to scan badsectors on SATA drives?
[15:35] <Kemikals> Hi
[15:35] <Dutch-Lin> hey
[15:35] <n8tuserff> bhaka -> kernel makes lots of i/o errors but it does not mean its writing on a bad sector
[15:35] <thehook> shad_: apt-get install subversion
[15:35] <Dutch-Lin> ubuntu gets better and better everytime isn't it?
[15:35] <n8tuserff> bhaka nope, i dont know of such tools, thats why i asked you if you know a tool to back up your claim
[15:36] <ichat> the  quick talk hover May or may not work -   (meaning you press a hotkey -  and releasing it will send the  voice msg  in  wav  format,   -   (like a walki talki)
[15:36] <Dutch-Lin> at first, I didn't like it, but now every piece of hardware in my laptop is supported!
[15:36] <bhaka> n8tuserff: if I play the same video file, I get IO errors on the same place in the timeline every time
[15:36] <Kemikals> any big differences between 2.6.27 and .28?
[15:36] <n8tuserff> bhaka -> dont know if badblock do such, man badblock perhaps?
[15:36] <Wunderbar> to whoever it was who recommended i use irssi as opposed to xchat, thanks for the heads up
[15:36] <ikonia> Kemikals: .28 doesn't exist in ubuntu  yet
[15:37] <ichat> Basem -  does this answer your question?
[15:37] <shad_> thehook, it again shows error
[15:37] <n8tuserff> tommi_ -> thats a lot of effort, no need to encrypt system files, only your user data and configs?
[15:37] <thehook> shad_: apt-get update
[15:37] <Kemikals> hrmm
[15:37] <n8tuserff> tommi_ -> but if you are so concerned, try the selinux perhaps?
[15:37] <Kemikals> so what happens if i still the .28 kernel haha
[15:38] <ikonia> Kemikals: then you'll know what your doing and won't need support here
[15:38] <clarkes> anyone know how to find any subtitle english for dvd?
[15:38] <Kemikals> never used linux ;p always used bsd...
[15:38] <jgonick> Anyone know?  ﻿screen resolution question:  Each user can set their own resolution; what file is this information stored in?
[15:38] <ikonia> Kemikals: that doesn't change what I said
[15:38] <Kemikals> .xinitrc?
[15:38] <ikonia> Kemikals: what abou it ?
[15:38] <ikonia> about it?
[15:39] <danbhfive> bhaka: fsck -cc might be the command.  are you still there?
[15:39] <shad_> thehook, it again shows error...http://pastebin.com/m769b8c8a
[15:39] <bhaka> danbhfive: yes, ill try it
[15:39] <danbhfive> bhaka: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/6972/
[15:40] <n8tuserff> jgonick -> am not sure, but try whats in ~/.gconf   ?
[15:40] <shad_> thehook, what should i do now?
[15:41] <jgonick> n8tuserff:  I think thats global..doesn't seem to refer to local user's preference.  thanks though..
[15:41] <ZummiG777> If I wish to configure how new user's profiles (including created directories) are instantiated, how would one do that in Ubuntu?
[15:41] <n8tuserff> tommi_ -> they have their hands on them if they were stolen from you.  perhaps not be able your data to its full extent is what you are preventing, but yeah you can encrypt your home dir.. there are tutorials out there to do this
[15:41] <thehook> apt-get update again and then apt-get install subverson and give me the output
[15:42] <thehook> shad_:
[15:42] <n8tuserff> jgonick -> its ~/.gconf  is local to each user
[15:43] <Kemikals> i thought the screen resolution was kept in .xinitrc.. dunno though last time i used X was before it was x.org lol
[15:43] <jgonick> n8tusrff: oops..you are probably correct.. I was thinking of the xorg.conf..thanks for your help..
[15:43] <Jockeo> What are the advantages/drawbacks of NetworkManager compared to WICD? Why isn't WICD default in Ubuntu?
[15:43] <Zta> Does anyone know where I can find a updated version of a package of OpenMovieEditor for Ubuntu 8.04?
[15:43] <ikonia> Zta: the ubuntu repo#s
[15:43] <danbhfive> Zta: have you checked getdeb.net?
[15:44] <Zta> ikonia, no
[15:44] <ikonia> Zta: then an offical update is not there
[15:44] <Zta> danbhfive, I will now
[15:44] <shad_> thehook, http://pastebin.com/m5995142f
[15:44] <askand> Is it possible that new memory is responsible for applications suddenly starting to quit by themself?
[15:44] <Zta> ikonia, It doesn't necessarily have to be official.
[15:44] <xaos11> Hi guys
[15:44] <ikonia> Zta: depends how much you value system stability and support
[15:44] <jgonick> n8tuserff: I'm having problems typing today:﻿oops..you are correct.. I was thinking of the xorg.conf..thanks for your help..
[15:45] <Titan8990> askand, yes, use the memtest tool from the grub menu
[15:45] <leeping2008> Hi there, I seem to be running "trackerd" and it's taking up a ton of CPU.  This is on my Beowulf cluster's master node, so I can't restart the computer.  However, nothing I do in tracker-preferences seems to turn off trackerd.  What can I do?
[15:45] <kein> hey guys trying to set up vmware server 2.0. on ubuntu 8.10. i am getting this error:
[15:45] <Titan8990> askand, its best to test one stick at a time so remove all sticks except for the new
[15:45] <danbhfive> bm: whats up?
[15:45] <kein> None of the pre-built vmmon modules for VMware Server is suitable for your
[15:45] <kein> running kernel.  Do you want this program to try to build the vmmon module
[15:45] <kein> any ideas guys??
[15:45] <askand> Titan8990: And if it says the memory is allright, it is not the memmrys fault?
[15:45] <satansaunt> if anyone has the time i could do with some help setting up bitlbee
[15:45] <satansaunt> thanks
[15:45] <xaos11> Does anybody know why I can't install Firefox 3.0.6 from apt?! i have security repos in the sources.list, but running apt-get update and upgrade don't upgrade firefox
[15:45] <ikonia> !vmware > kein
[15:45] <n8tuserff> jgonick -> you're welcome,  hopefully you find your settings there
[15:46] <danbhfive> !pm > bm
[15:46] <ikonia> xaos11: what ubuntu version
[15:46] <Titan8990> askand, right, unless you start getting kernel panics down the road
[15:46] <oCean_> kein: chooste yes, let it build a custom module
[15:46] <askand> Titan8990: thanks
[15:46] <Zta> ikonia, I'm running a version from 2007.  Support can't get any worse.  Have you got the stuff?
[15:46] <monostone> how can I find out what repository an application is in? I need lzma for my webserver, but the repositories configured in sources.list don't include it
[15:46] <monostone> thanks?
[15:46] <shad_> thehook, http://pastebin.com/m1c6bd257
[15:47] <ikonia> Zta: what stuff
[15:47] <xaos11> ikonia: 8.10
[15:47] <Zta> ikonia, Aren't there some unofficial ubuntustudio-video repos?
[15:47] <ikonia> xaos11: xorl can you showme the output of dpkg -l | grep firefox in pasebin please
[15:47] <ikonia> Zta: ubuntu studio merged it's repo's with ubuntu
[15:47] <xaos11> ok
[15:48] <thehook> shad_: try apt-get -f install
[15:48] <Zta> ikonia, ok good to know.
[15:48] <lasivian> how can I run fsck on a usb thumbdrive?
[15:48] <danbhfive> !info lzma | monostone
[15:48] <ikonia> lasivian: same as any other disk
[15:48] <ikonia> lasivian: it treats it as a scsi disk
[15:48] <shad_> thehook, same problem
[15:48] <Titan8990> lasivian, fsck.fat32 /dev/sdxx
[15:49] <thehook> shad_: may I pm you?
[15:49] <xaos11> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/m35e15d76
[15:49] <Titan8990> lasivian, the windows scanners are typically better since its their filesystem.....
[15:49] <Zta> ikonia, since when btw?  I can't find cinelerra nor lumiera in my 8.04 repo.
[15:49] <monostone> danbhfive: thans, didn't know that
[15:49] <lasivian> ahh, then i'll use windows, thanks :)
[15:49] <ikonia> Zta: while ago - don't know exactly when
[15:49] <shad_> thehook, ok
[15:49] <Titan8990> lasivian, np
[15:49] <lasivian> I just assumed Unix was better at everything
[15:49] <ikonia> xaos11: yup, your not up to date, you are right
[15:49] <ikonia> xaos11: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:49] <wikkedfin> On ubuntu server how do you lock someone in their home dir~
[15:50] <wikkedfin> so they cant cd .. out of their home
[15:50] <ikonia> wikkedfin: chroot or file permissions
[15:50] <Titan8990> lasivian, not when they have reverse engineer a lot of things developed by other companies
[15:50] <ikonia> wikkedfin: although that's quite a big step to take
[15:50] <xaos11> ikonia: i did that like 10 times already :(
[15:50] <xaos11> i think it's not seeing the security repos correctly
[15:50] <xaos11> i go into synaptic and change the sources
[15:50] <shad_> thehook, ok you can
[15:50] <xaos11> to different servers
[15:51] <xaos11> make sure all the additional selections are checked for security and whatnot
[15:51] <xaos11> should i try upgrading to jaunty?
[15:51] <ikonia> xaos11: no no no no
[15:51] <Titan8990> !jaunty | xaos11
[15:51] <lasivian> Titan8990: terrible, just terrible, we must make this one world under Unix
[15:51] <ikonia> xaos11: why would that be a solution for firefox not picking up in 8.10
[15:51] <Titan8990> lasivian, I agree
[15:51] <wikkedfin> i take it. its not easy to lock them in home?
[15:51] <xaos11> i don't know :(
[15:51] <ikonia> wikkedfin: depends on the technique, quite easy, but quite a big step to take
[15:52] <Titan8990> lasivian, you may actually be able to reformat your usb drive to ext3, i have never tried it personally
[15:52] <Zta> I wonder if it's worth upgrading to 9.04 in order to get the latest packages.  Or perhaps I should stick with my rock stable 8.04 and simply install all the necessary -dev packages and compile the tarballs myself.  On the other than, 8.04 dev packages might be out of date.
[15:52] <kitche> wikkedfin: use rbash for their shell
[15:52] <ikonia> Zta: no - it's not stable
[15:52] <xaos11> ikonia : i can run the firefox tar.gz but i want it to be actually installed so i can use my plugins and not have to copy them
[15:52] <wikkedfin> rbash?
[15:52] <dad> hi!! I have display problems with an Nvidia 9400GT under Interpid... (low-resolution)... any chance this might be solved with Jaunty?
[15:52] <ikonia> xaos11: firefox.tar.hz ???? what are you doing.... don't mess with stuff like that
[15:52] <leeping2008> Hi there, I seem to be running "trackerd" and it's taking up a ton of CPU.  This is on my Beowulf cluster's master node, so I can't restart the computer.  However, nothing I do in tracker-preferences seems to turn off trackerd.  What can I do?
[15:52] <ikonia> xaos11: you'll break your package manager
[15:52] <sifo> hello all
[15:52] <Mactus> Can anyone assist with configuring the restricted NVIDIA Driver to operate correctly?  All I get is a 1px line across the top of a "blank" screen...
[15:53] <kitche> wikkedfin: yes it means restricted bash it locks users in their home directory among other things
[15:53] <xaos11> ikonea: no you can just run the firefox binary right from the tar.gz
[15:53] <xaos11> no harm done
[15:53] <Zta> ikonia, even 8.10 seems to have a very outdated version of OpenMovieEditor.  I'll try building myself then.
[15:53] <xaos11> i just dont want to have to run it from the folder
[15:53] <wikkedfin> but i have read ppl who knwowhat their doing can break out of rbash in 15 sec?
[15:53] <badserii> Hi! is it possible from bash to have a query after -e , but to have a table view, like in MySQL?
[15:53] <sifo> can u help me.i cant use my compiz in kde 4
[15:53] <Zta> ok, and getdeb didn't have one either (at all).  It did have a new Rosegarden, though.
[15:53] <ikonia> xaos11: your using 3rd party built libraries that may or may not conflict on witht he installed versions,
[15:53] <xaos11> dad: did you install nvidia drivers?
[15:54] <dad> Mactus: what Nvidia board?
[15:54] <Mactus> It is a builtin on the motherboard...
[15:54] <Mactus> It belongs to my son, so I didn't have an option.
[15:55] <xaos11> ikonia : ? I don't know of any 3rd party drivers i have installed... i'm going to try to force upgrade somehow
[15:55] <ikonia> xaos11: I didnt ssay driver
[15:55] <ikonia> xaos11: I said you are using 3rd party built libraries from the tar file, which may or may not conflict with the ones installed on your system
[15:55] <Pici> xaos11: What version of Firefox are you running now?
[15:55] <ikonia> xaos11: you need to stop looking for how to "rush" or "cheat" a fix and look at whay your on firefox 3.0.5 rather than 3.0.6
[15:55] <xaos11> ikonea: i had the problem before i tried the tar.gz. i dint configure make install. 3.0.5
[15:56] <ikonia> xaos11: the 3.0.5 package is from the ubuntu repo's yes/no ?
[15:56] <xaos11> yes
[15:56] <ikonia> xaos11: right - so remove the tar.gz and forget about that
[15:56] <xaos11> i tried to force a different version
[15:56] <xaos11> i know
[15:56] <ikonia> you know what ?
[15:56] <kri113>  /set COLOUR
[15:56] <xaos11> but no newer version was available
[15:57] <ikonia> xaos11: `your not making any sense
[15:57] <Pici> xaos11: 'force'? how?
[15:57] <xaos11> ikonea: in synaptic
[15:57] <anonusing> can someone please help me to get compiz to work? i've looked online already :/
[15:57] <kitche> firefox 3.0.6 is out on ubuntu it seems they just released the security advisory on it
[15:57] <ikonia> how do you force a newer version in synaptic
[15:57] <xaos11> ikonea select package, click package menu at top, select force package
[15:58] <Wizzup> anonusing: What are you exactly trying to do, apart from 'getting compiz to work'?
[15:58] <degrit> 'allo
[15:58] <ikonia> xaos11: but you said you can't see the 3.0.6 package - so how can you click it
[15:58] <Seito> hi everyone! coud anyone help me with making USB verstion of Ubuntu (for future installation on EEE Pc)?
[15:58] <xaos11> i said i tried to see if it was there
[15:58] <xaos11> i meant
[15:58] <Wizzup> Seito: Aren't there any tutorials?
[15:58] <anonusing> wizzup, just none of the effects are working. specifically i'm trying to make my windows transparent
[15:58] <dbrinegar> Seito, look into Unetbootin
[15:58] <Wizzup> anonusing: Is it running?
[15:58] <binko> IS it possible to play windows games on ubuntu
[15:58] <Wizzup> ps xua | grep compiz (see what that gives)
[15:58] <ikonia> xaos11: I'm sorry, you're not making any sense, I can't gather what state your current system is in
[15:59] <Kemikals> cedega or wine binko
[15:59] <anonusing> wizzup, yes. i was able to get it to work before.
[15:59] <Wizzup> binko: Yes, some are playable using WINE
[15:59] <Pici> xaos11: 3.0.6 was just released to the repositories recently. It may not have mirrored to your particular mirror yet.
[15:59] <Wizzup> anonusing: Do you have ccsm?
[15:59] <anonusing> wizzup, i had the cube working before but now nothing is working
[15:59] <xaos11> Pici: thanks, i will try different mirrors
[15:59] <ikonia> xaos11: no -
[15:59] <Wizzup> CompixConfig Settings Manager*
[15:59] <ikonia> xaos11: stop changing things
[15:59] <xaos11> ?
[15:59] <Wizzup> Compiz*
[15:59] <ikonia> xaos11: just wait
[15:59] <Pici> xaos11: Why do you need the latest Firefox point release?
[15:59] <ikonia> xaos11: do you need 3.0.6 now now no wnow now now that bad, is it life or death
[15:59] <ikonia> xaos11: your doing more harm messing around
[15:59] <anonusing> wizzup, yes, it shows in my prefrences
[16:00] <Wizzup> You might have not enabled the effect, and try and see if compiz is running (stupid question, I think)
[16:00] <Wizzup> anonusing: And is the desktop cube on?
[16:00] <xaos11> security reasons?
[16:00] <ikonia> xaos11: oh coem on
[16:00] <Pici> xaos11: Such as?
[16:00] <xaos11> i don't know... nevermind
[16:00] <degrit> Q if I may : I believe I used to be able to assign a different wallpaper to each virtual desktop in the past - is it still possible? I can't seem to find any relevant settings
[16:00] <anonusing> yes, certain things like that and wobbly are checked to see if it's working but those effects aren't working.
[16:00] <ikonia> xaos11: you want it urgentl, but you don't know why, and your willing to potentially break your system to get it
[16:00] <Wizzup> none of them? anonusing
[16:00] <Wizzup> Then run compiz, and see if it works
[16:01] <Mactus> dad: I can bypass the NVIDIA driver in recovery mode, but I would rather get it working properly so he can have better than 800x600 resolution.
[16:01] <Wizzup> I am not sure what the command is, compiz --replace ?
[16:01] <xaos11> ok, i just wasnt sure how important the upgrade was
[16:01] <Seito> Wizzup - I've found some manuals (and even tried to use included in 8.10 software for creating USB disk), but finally it shows only two lines (first one is SYSLINUX bla-bla-bla and the second - "boot")and nothing else
[16:01] <ikonia> xaos11: the upgrade will be offered to you via the package manager when it is available on your repo
[16:01] <xaos11> you could install the compiz-icon it would be easeir
[16:02] <Wizzup> anonusing: Try what xaos11 said, the icon is useful
[16:02] <anonusing> wizzup, whenever i did that it crashed my system or something... i installed anything to do with compiz from add apps
[16:02] <xaos11> ok i just read that it was already out for intrepid so i thought something might have been wrong with apt.. like a pgp key or something
[16:02] <Wizzup> anonusing: I take it you have the correct drivers installed?
[16:02] <ikonia> xaos11: maybe good to ask before messing around with tar files, changing repo's etc etc
[16:02] <xaos11> ikonia :kthx
[16:02] <anonusing> wizzup, yes i downloaded that. when i put compiz --replace, it:s the common problem of the windows disapearing but other things stop working too. i have to log out then.
[16:03] <Wizzup> anonusing: then compiz isn't starting correctly
[16:03] <xaos11> what graphics card you have?
[16:03] <Wizzup> Nvidia or ATI?
[16:03] <anonusing> wizzup, i believe i have the correct drivers... i went through every turorial i could find... ATI
[16:03] <xaos11> i can run compiz fine on my thinkpad which i think just has intel graphics
[16:03] <xaos11> so it should run
[16:03] <Wizzup> I don't have alot of experience with ATI. My Nvidia sort of worked out of the box, though
[16:04] <anonusing> brb
[16:04] <Wizzup> anonusing:
[16:04] <anonusing> ya?
[16:04] <Wizzup> glxinfo | grep direct
[16:04] <anonusing> type that into terminal?
[16:04] <Wizzup> Is direct rendering on?
[16:04] <Wizzup> Yes
[16:04] <lasivian> ok, I backpedaled to kernel 27-7, can I safely remove 27-9 and 27-11 kernels (I only have an 8gb hd)
[16:04] <xaos11> oh yea... i hated trying to get compiz working back in the day... all that compoziting stuff
[16:04] <anonusing> wizzup, it says error bad request
[16:04] <Mal3ko> guys is there way to find out the installation date of ubuntu?
[16:05] <Wizzup> Really? ...
[16:05] <anonusing> anon@anon-pc:~$ glxinfo | grep direct
[16:05] <anonusing> X Error of failed request:  BadRequest (invalid request code or no such operation)
[16:05] <anonusing>   Major opcode of failed request:  143 (GLX)
[16:05] <anonusing>   Minor opcode of failed request:  19 (X_GLXQueryServerString)
[16:05] <anonusing>   Serial number of failed request:  10
[16:05] <anonusing>   Current serial number in output stream:  10
[16:05] <anonusing> anon@anon-pc:~$
[16:05] <kitche> !paste | anonusing
[16:05] <Wizzup> Don't paste so much lines
[16:05] <anonusing> sorry
[16:05] <lasivian> Mal3ko: you mean you want to knowwhen you first built the OS?
[16:06] <Mal3ko> lasivian: yep
[16:06] <Wizzup> Anyway anonusing, I don't know much about ATI, it might be a diffent command
[16:06] <Wizzup> Sorry
[16:06] <lasivian> Mal3ko: i'm a newbie, but I would do ls -l in the root directory and look at the directory dates
[16:06] <anonusing> ok. thanks anyways
[16:06] <fixman> psybnc rocks!
[16:06] <lasivian> Mal3ko: svr and var seem to match when I built this machine
[16:07] <tame> When I run a command in terminal, i get "protocol not specified, cannot open display" what gives?
[16:07] <Sarteck_Stalker> Hi, how do I connect to the Rizon server?
[16:08] <lfaraone> Hi, I have a computrace GPS module in my laptop, is there any way to use that in Ubuntu?
[16:08]  * fixman linux rocks!
[16:08] <lfaraone> Sarteck_Stalker: /connect irc.rizon.net
[16:08] <lfaraone> fixman: really now.
[16:08] <fixman> yeeeeeeeeeeee
[16:08] <xaos11> lol
[16:08] <xaos11> anyone use BOINC?
[16:09] <tame> this channel is retarded.. more than 1400 nicks and you dont use conference mode?
[16:09] <bOiNk_> i just tried to upgrade from feisty to gutsy... unfortunately the update process searches for packets in a not existing packet-directory (http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/)
[16:09] <bOiNk_> is there any other way to update ?
[16:09] <xaos11> backup and reinstall
[16:09] <Sarteck_Stalker>  did not work...
[16:10] <xaos11> copy homedir
[16:10] <daredevilthere> Hey How do i install build-essential without internet
[16:10] <xaos11> it should be on the cd
[16:10] <xaos11> set the repo in synaptic to only use cd
[16:10] <Sarteck_Stalker> It told me that only network staff could use that command
[16:10] <xaos11> and sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:10] <daredevilthere> xaos11: Is build-essential on cd
[16:10] <lfaraone> Sarteck_Stalker: what client are you running?
[16:10] <lfaraone> daredevilthere: Yes.
[16:10] <Sarteck_Stalker> XChat
[16:10] <xaos11> daredevilthere : i believe so, i've done it before
[16:11] <daredevilthere> lfaraone: but i cant find it out
[16:11] <xaos11> just set in synaptic to only use cd
[16:11] <lfaraone> daredevilthere: what xaos11 said
[16:11] <lfaraone> Sarteck_Stalker: No idea. maybe /network?
[16:11] <Bodsda> can someone pastebin the output of   ls -lah /home     so i can check permission defaults please
[16:11] <daredevilthere> lfaraone: ya i know abt sudo apt-get install build-essential but that requires internet
[16:11] <xaos11> not it
[16:11] <Jockeo> Did user "bm" send PM's to you people some minutes ago?
[16:11] <anonusing> acutally i might not have an ati graphics card after all. that's what the manufactures website for my computer says but, i'm thinking now i might have a different version somehow http://paste.ubuntu.com/116906/plain/
[16:12] <Wunderbar> btlbee help
[16:12] <xaos11> daredevilthere: if you only have it set to use cd it does not require internets
[16:12] <Wunderbar> please
[16:12] <lasivian> ok, I backpedaled to kernel 27-7, can I safely remove 27-9 and 27-11 kernels (I only have an 8gb hd) if yes, what is the best way to do that?
[16:12] <BobDH> Is there any posibility of obtaining a linux driver for the Creative X-Fi sound card. I am aware that Creative has abandoned its development.
[16:12] <xaos11> daredevilthere: go into synaptic, repositories, make sure it is only set to cd. it will work
[16:12] <ikonia> lasivian: sure
[16:12] <G-Bleezy> lasivian: use Synaptic package remove to remove them
[16:13] <daredevilthere> xaos11: If i set to use only cd would apt-get installs frm internet
[16:13] <ikonia> BobDH: I've always had / seen very poor results with the driver, but someone in here the other day claimed to have it working %100
[16:13] <ikonia> BobDH: there is a module in ther kernel
[16:13] <xaos11> daredevilthere: no it would not require internet
[16:13] <lasivian> now should I remove linux-generic? or just the specific packages with names that include those kernel versions?
[16:13] <ikonia> lasivian: no
[16:13] <ikonia> lasivian: speific only
[16:13] <lasivian> good, glad I asked :)
[16:13] <lasivian> thank you
[16:14] <Tekno-> hello
[16:14] <xaos11> daredevilthere: just select the cdrom in the synaptic repository menu
[16:14] <xaos11> and then try to install it
[16:14] <anonusing> can someone please tell me what kind of graphics card this is so i can get my ubuntu working? http://paste.ubuntu.com/116906/plain/ is it "Integrated Graphics Controller"?
[16:14] <Tenebreux> as anyone found a solution for the wifi car driver on MSi wind
[16:14] <Tekno-> I have problem with firefox. It does not load totem-mozilla plugin. Any ideas ?
[16:14] <xaos11> intel onboard graphics
[16:14] <Tenebreux> because the one you can download works just one time
[16:14] <ikonia> anonusing: intel
[16:14] <anonusing> thanks
[16:15] <xaos11> sometimes work, sometimes don't
[16:15] <anonusing> for some reason the website for my model says ati
[16:15] <daredevilthere> xaos11: alrite thanks buddy.How can  i check what pakages are present on cd
[16:15] <anonusing> it was working earlier today
[16:15] <vignesh> hello. i have a doubt in shell script. i want to compile a C program and store the result of compilation in a variable. how do i do that?
[16:15] <lfaraone> daredevilthere: why you no can has internet?
[16:16] <erUSUL> vignesh: you want a shell variable to hold binary data? no string nor anumber...?
[16:16] <xaos11> daredevilthere : i'm not sure, try browzing the cd
[16:16] <vignesh> erUSUL, what do you mean by binary data?
[16:16] <daredevilthere> lfaraone: i want to compile modem
[16:16] <vignesh> erUSUL, i want to do something like op=`gcc temp.c`
[16:16] <vignesh> erUSUL, but that doesnt work
[16:17] <erUSUL> vignesh: the result of the compilation is an object file or an executable file...
[16:17] <vignesh> erUSUL, by result i meant the text which appears after compilation. i mean the error messages
[16:17] <erUSUL> vignesh: or are you refering to the compiler warnings errors etc ??
[16:17] <dad_> can anyone tell me if I must choose the framebuffer option or not, when dpkg xserver-xorg?
[16:17] <vignesh> erUSUL, yeshttp://start.ubuntu.com/8.10/
[16:17] <vignesh> erUSUL, yes i mean the error messages
[16:18] <erUSUL> vignesh: maybe someone in #bash knows
[16:19] <ikonia> dad_: shoulnd't need it
[16:19] <vignesh> erUSUL, thanks
[16:19] <Travis-42> how can I tell synaptic to use intrepid-proposed for a single package, but not for all others?
[16:19] <jedi06> how do you make sure ubuntu is utilizing all of my 4gb of ram?
[16:20] <erUSUL> jedi06: see what "free" says
[16:20] <daredevilthere> xaos11: thanks
[16:20] <xaos11> Travis-42 use force package. select package, click package on the top synaptic menu, select force package
[16:20] <ikonia> jedi06: do you have a 64bit OS / CPU ?
[16:20] <Travis-42> thanks xaos11!
[16:20] <ikonia> xaos11: force pakage does not force  a specific version
[16:21] <premamotion2> Thanks for existing, Ubuntu!
[16:21] <xaos11> ikonia: oh well it did for me when i need it to work
[16:21] <Tenebreux> they should at least write some drivers
[16:21] <jedi06> yes i have x64
[16:21] <daredevilthere> how do u i change synptic options frm terminal
[16:21] <ikonia> Tenebreux: who should, and for what
[16:21] <ikonia> jedi06: then you are using 4GB of ram fine
[16:21] <xaos11> daredevilthere: what optioin?
[16:22] <z0d14k> Anybody know if there is a way to reload iscsitarget after editing ietd.conf to export new targets without taking down existing targets?
[16:22] <Tenebreux> ikonia: i meant ubuntu should write drivers for the most current hardware
[16:22] <Guantanamo> if you move something from one directory to another (on the darddrive) during a live-session, does it move in reality or just for that live-session?
[16:22] <xaos11> a LOT more than windoze
[16:23] <Tenebreux> 'cause i'm desperate with the wifi on MSi wind
[16:23] <ikonia> Tenebreux: ubuntu doesn't write drivers, it's part of the linux kernel, and most modern hardware is supported
[16:23] <ikonia> xaos11: it's called "windows"
[16:23] <xaos11> lol
[16:23] <xaos11> it's not a misspelling...
[16:23] <mpalatnik> argh.. did a firefox upgrade anow getting ASSERT: *** Search: _installLocation: engine has no file!
[16:23] <ikonia> Tenebreux: contact MSI and ask them to open the speicification for the wifi card so people can write drivers, or provide one for you
[16:23] <mpalatnik> can't' browse anywhere at all
[16:23] <ikonia> xaos11: then spell it correctly in future please - windoze is not "cool"
[16:23] <xaos11> mpalatnik restart firefox?
[16:23] <mpalatnik> i did
[16:24] <matrix_> hey guys this question has nothing to do with linux just wondering something whats the diffrent betwen the word role model and role model up top
[16:24] <xaos11> ikonia: of course its not cool its LAME lol
[16:24] <ikonia> matrix_: do'nt ask it then
[16:24] <ikonia> xaos11: so please don't
[16:24] <mpalatnik> there it goes, nevermind you were right
[16:24] <Tenebreux> ikonia: people wrote drivers But with routine mistakes :(
[16:24] <mpalatnik> thanks xaos11
[16:24] <ikonia> Tenebreux: so complain to MSI - not us
[16:24] <the_edge> hello! Anyone know how to start pidgin in another language? I would like to start pidgin in french (and only pidgin). I tried "LANG=fr_CA.UTF-8 pidgin" in the terminal without success.
[16:24] <the_rainbow> hello everybody, anybody knows a simple way to share my internet connection with a Windows XP PC? I'm using a crossover cable
[16:24] <Tenebreux> so that the hardware disappears when U reboot
[16:24] <xaos11> mpalatnik yeah it happened to me a few times
[16:25] <G-Blunted> what is a crossover cable?
[16:25] <lfaraone> G-Blunted: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossover_cable
[16:25] <G-Blunted> just eithernet connection?
[16:25] <lfaraone> G-Blunted: No, it isn't. Read the wikipage.
[16:25] <xaos11> you can have my extra network switch
[16:25] <G-Blunted> yes sir
 It's an ethernet cable that I'm using to link the 2 PCs without having to get a router or switch
[16:26] <lfaraone> the_rainbow: I used http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu%20router when I needed to do that.
[16:26] <daredevilthere> Hey any idea how do i set up usb modem
[16:26] <G-Blunted> oh...so it is an eithernet connection...hmm..
[16:26] <xaos11> use letmegooglethatforyou.com
[16:26] <lfaraone> xaos11: That's being mean.
[16:27] <ikonia> xaos11: careful what you recommend, that advice could be offered to you next time
[16:27] <xaos11> ifarone: sorry, i'm a redditor
[16:27] <xaos11> i always google first
[16:27] <lfaraone> the_rainbow: the first link is the one you want.
[16:28] <lfaraone> xaos11: I do too. We just try to be nice to new users in #Ubuntu.
[16:28] <lfaraone> :)
[16:28] <the_rainbow> thanks man
[16:28] <xaos11> ^_^
[16:28] <xaos11> hey dad!!!
[16:28] <xaos11> hows that video card resolution going?
[16:28] <satansaunt> ;3~
[16:28] <daredevilthere> How do i set up eagle usb modem
[16:29] <xaos11> no ethernet port on the modem?
[16:29] <pewtas> Hi All
[16:29] <lfaraone> daredevilthere: another google link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UsbAdslModem
[16:29] <pewtas> I have a technical problem with this Ubuntu pc.
[16:29] <kernel> Hi
[16:29] <lfaraone> pewtas: Just state your problem, don't ask to ask.
[16:29] <dad> xaos11: says that the 177 drivers is activated but not used... and still a problem of screen resolution (800x600)
[16:30]  * fixman linux rocks!
[16:30] <dad> so... not too good :-(
[16:30] <lfaraone> xorl: btw, it's easier to talk to someone when you prepend their nick to your message.
[16:30] <lfaraone> fixman: Yes, we know.
[16:30] <daredevilthere> lfaraone: that link is empty
[16:30] <bOiNk_> i want to update from feisty to gutsy and really want to use the update feature - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades <--- says to change sources to "old-releases...." - but the update proess then demands files from gutsy repos which isn't available on old-releases
[16:30] <ikonia> filip: you've said that - please stop
[16:30] <lfaraone> * xaos11
[16:30] <lfaraone> xorl: sorry, bad autotab
[16:30] <jackmayol> hi guys
[16:30] <bOiNk_> this seems very weird to me, pls help
[16:30] <lfaraone> daredevilthere: No it's not, it redirects to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsbAdslModem
[16:30] <lfaraone> !helpme \ bOiNk_
[16:31] <lfaraone> !helpme | bOiNk_
[16:31] <dad> xaos11: http://pastebin.com/f64b5d280
[16:31] <pewtas> Well my pc has a 1 Terabyte HDD (actually 2 x 500 GB HDDs). My system is telling me that I've only got 3.2GB of space left.
[16:31] <xaos11> dad: unknown nvidia chipset... what motherboard do you have?
[16:31] <lfaraone> bOiNk_: is that *all* tghat's in your apt soruces list?
[16:31] <xaos11> pewtas: use disk usage analyzer, in the applications, accecories menu
[16:31] <jackmayol> I messed up my /etc/fstab, with all the same mounting names.... (cant remember doing something that stupid but anyway...) those are ntfs partitions, I'd like to know which one contains what to give them the appropriate name (games, music, etc...)
[16:31] <pike_> pewtas: kdirstat is a handy tool.
[16:32] <dad> ECS or something... with an integrated NVIDIA chipset and a 9400GT PCI-Xpress
[16:32] <pike_> jackmayol: sudo fdisk -l and also the mount command
[16:32] <dad> the PCI Xpress is the one I use
[16:33] <pewtas> Hi pike_ please explain what you mean { I'm a beginner }
[16:33] <bOiNk_> lfaraone: i took the original sources.list (never touched it before) and changed the archives - subdomain to old-releases
[16:33] <jackmayol> pike_ I did already the fdisk -l but I have just theblocks size, but for 2 partitions, I dont know which is what
[16:33] <xaos11> dad: ok, well when you go to system>administration>hardware drivers what does it say?
[16:33] <pike_> pewtas: install kdirstat from the package manager it will basically give you a graphical representation of hard disk usage and evel allows you to delete stuff from within it
[16:33] <lfaraone> bOiNk_: please back up your current list and replace it completely wiht the one on the wiki
[16:34] <pike_> pewtas: could also be a file system problem though
[16:34] <dad> xaos11: I had a look at my BIOS, to see if I had to desactivate the integrated Nvidia... did not find anything
[16:34] <dad> it seems it is disabled when the Xpress is in use
[16:35] <xaos11> dad: thats what i was wondering...  did you go to the hardware drivers thing?
[16:35] <bOiNk_> lfaraone: ok, i'll try, but i still don't think that this is gonna solve the problem, since the update process demands files from [...]/dists/gutsy/ which isn't in the old-releases branch
[16:36] <daredevilthere> Hey whn i recompile kernel i get space problem how to resolve it
[16:36] <morph> hello
[16:36] <morph> can help me
[16:36] <G-Blunted> !justask | morph
[16:36] <morph> min-value=0 --max-value=1 --value=1 --step 0.1
[16:36] <xaos11> daredevilthere: why do you need to recompile kernel?
[16:37] <morph> step make no option
[16:37] <daredevilthere> xaos11: Its my assignment :)
[16:37] <morph> it go only whit 1
[16:37] <xaos11> daredevilthere: if you don't have enough free space, use the disk usage analyzer, in the applications menu, under accessoires
[16:37] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: just remove unused stuff to make room
[16:38] <xaos11> or that
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> xaos11: sudo apt-get clean
[16:38] <dad> xaos11: i had the 177 driver acticvated but not in use...
[16:38] <ActionParsnip> xaos11: or try deborphan
[16:38] <daredevilthere> xaos11: but i compiled it before on 4gb it was working
[16:38] <haptiK> whould someone help me change -rwxr--r-- to -rwxrw-r--
[16:38] <pewtas> okay... I installed and ran kdirstat ... it does not show me any extra used space
[16:38] <daredevilthere> xaos11: i formatted and reinstalled ubuntu now whn i compile it takes tso much space i dont knw why
[16:39] <dad> xaos11: I have tried to use the 173 driver., but I can not start GDM with this one, I am under irssi now
[16:39] <erUSUL> haptiK: chmod g+w file
[16:39] <haptiK> ahh cheers
[16:39] <xaos11> dad: i have no idea what either 173 or irssi are
[16:39] <dad> .sorry...
[16:39] <lupuscaoticusT> hallo
[16:40] <xaos11> daredevilthere: maybe it's the newer distro takeing up space. if you need to recompile, you could install the ubuntu server
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> dad: what video card do you have?
[16:40] <xaos11> but you would have to do all command line and ncurses
[16:40] <dad> xaos11: the restricted drivers offer me 2 options: driver 173;XX or dricver 177.xx
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> xaos11: its the nvidia driver...nvidia-glx-173
[16:40] <daredevilthere> xaos11: ya i did
[16:40] <Razorarc> haptik: chmod 764 filename
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> dad: run lspci| grep -i VGA
[16:40] <pewtas> I was advised from ##beginners-help forum that maybe I'd get help in  this forum.
[16:40] <xaos11> dad: ok... so you're using the 177?
[16:40] <dad> ActionParsnip: I have a Point of View NvidiaGF9400GT
[16:41] <daredevilthere> xaos11: i compiled same kernel on ubuntu before and now whn i reinstalled ubuntu again dont knw whts wrong
[16:41] <xaos11> daredevilthere: well you cant use the disk usage analyzer from command line.... if only you had a few more gb
[16:41] <dad> the 173 does not allow even GDM to start
[16:41] <xaos11> daredevilthere: same distro? what distro?
[16:41] <dad> the 177 only allows low resolution 800x600
[16:41] <xaos11> that's weird
[16:42] <daredevilthere> xaos11: on ubuntu 8.04
[16:42] <xaos11> dad: and nothing in the bios that looks like it would help
[16:42] <dad> I have already tried the 180.22 with the nvidia run file, but I could not comile it
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> dad: sudo apt-get --reinstall install nvidia-glx-177
[16:42] <dad> xaos11: like?
[16:42] <daredevilthere> xaos11: i am using the same steps just like before
[16:42] <xaos11> dad: try the nvidia run file, and tell me what errors you get
[16:43] <anonusing> can some people help me acquire drivers for intel integrated graphics card for compiz, or otherwise get compiz to work?
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> dad: then sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: lspci | grep -i vga
[16:43] <anonusing> ok
[16:43] <xaos11> daredevilthere: i don't know :( check your home directory and the temp directories and remove anything unnessecary. also try to clear the apt cache
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: whats it say?
[16:44] <pinkpotato> Does anyone else have trouble using the VPN gui for OpenVPN using static keys?
[16:44] <anonusing> one sec
[16:44] <anonusing> please*
[16:44] <daredevilthere> xaos11: ya i did everything i have 4 gb free space but still .. it uses so much space
[16:44] <xaos11> dad: i've used the nvidia run file before and had to install additional stuff to get it to work
[16:44] <xaos11> daredevilthere: what error you get when trying to compile?
[16:44] <ActionParsnip> xaos11: he's gone
[16:44] <anonusing> actionparsnip; http://paste.ubuntu.com/116924/plain/
[16:45] <daredevilthere> xaos11: well whn we recompile kernel and use it how do i get rid of old modules and kernel files
[16:45] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: ko gimme a sec
[16:45] <anonusing> k
[16:45] <daredevilthere> xaos11: while compling modules i get . no space on disk . and whn i do make clean i get 4 gb back
[16:45] <Droopsta915> Why does my rhythm box music player, say (The folder contents could not be displayed, operation not supported.) I'm trying to import a music folder.
[16:45] <xaos11> daredevilthere: i guess you would go and delete it manually?
[16:45] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: make clean or to even remove .config do make mrproper
[16:46] <xaos11> daredevilthere... you should probably deselect some modules? free up some space on the compile
[16:46] <daredevilthere> erUSUL: wht does mrproper do ?
[16:46] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: remove everything but the sources
[16:47] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: may object tree here weights 220 MB only... how come you get 4GB ??
[16:47] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/266965
[16:47] <dad> xaos11: look at this http://pastebinit.com/f
[16:47] <daredevilthere> erUSUL: no whn i m compiling it it takes so much space
[16:47] <dad> xaos11: look at this http://pastebinit.com/f2580410b
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: you can use the data there to add to your xorg.conf
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: it uses the intel driver which is part of a default install
[16:48] <anonusing> actionparsnip, ok thanks! i will try it!
[16:48] <xaos11> malformed url
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: you will need gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to edit it
[16:48] <dad> xaos11: now I am back with the 177 drivers... and the error message says "no screen found"
[16:49] <anonusing> actionparsnip, ok
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> anonusing: if you dont get a boot, boot to recovery mode and fix x server
[16:49] <xaos11> dad: you did the dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[16:49] <anonusing> ok
[16:49] <anonusing> actionpasnip, what did you search for to find those links btw?
[16:50] <dad> xaos11: http://pastebin.com/f2580410b
[16:50] <dad> should work
[16:50] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: that does not make sense... i should not take more than 1GB in total assuming you build all modules...
[16:50] <xaos11> now it does
[16:51] <daredevilthere> erUSUL: really il do it again
[16:51] <xaos11> dad: you tried running the nvidia kernal compile? that should work if this doesnt
[16:51] <daredevilthere> erUSUL: Well do u know wht does make mrproper for?
[16:51] <erUSUL> daredevilthere: i told you before remove everything but the source code
[16:52] <xaos11> dad: it failed to load the kernel module, so either the module you downloaded doesnt match the kernel or is corrupted
[16:52] <xaos11> AFK
[16:52] <dad> xaos11: now I am back under X, low resolution
[16:52] <celdridge> Can someone help to shed some light on this issue.  This week I have had 2 external disks just go blank.  Both still showed having like 9gb of data on them using gparted, but when i plug them in they show blank.  HELP
[16:52] <daredevilthere> erUSUL: alirte
[16:52] <penkoad> salut
[16:53] <penkoad>  /msg NickServ identify
[16:54] <dad> xaos11: though I installed nvidia-glx-177, no restricted driver ins installed or activated
[16:55] <KenBW2> anyone know a good multiday timer for the gnome panel?
[16:56] <xaos11> dad: what happens when you try to activate it?
[16:56] <dad> it asks me to reboot... I do it
[16:58] <celdridge> Can someone help to shed some light on this issue.  This week I have had 2 external disks just go blank.  Both still showed having like 9gb of data on them using gparted, but when i plug them in they show blank.  HELP
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> celdridge: are you mounting them readable
[16:58] <celdridge> ActionParsnip,  yes ... running fsck on it right now, but it appears to just be blank
[16:59] <xaos11> celdridge, how do you mount them? automatically?
[16:59] <celdridge> ActionParsnip, weeks of project files on this thing ... i pray i can get it
[16:59] <celdridge> xaos11,  usually auto yes
[16:59] <xaos11> celdridge, when you plug them in, does it pop up boxes?
[17:00] <celdridge> xaos11, yes
[17:00] <ActionParsnip> celdridge: does it show up on  another system
[17:00] <celdridge> ActionParsnip, only other system i have is windows and this is formatted ext2
[17:01] <xaos11> celdridge, does it still report the same amount of free space?
[17:01] <celdridge> xaos11, honestly not sure how much data was used and not ... so im not sure
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> celdridge: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[17:02] <xaos11> yeah thats good
[17:02] <xaos11> but becareful
[17:02] <celdridge> ActionParsnip, fsck just reported an error Unconnected directory inode 19562497
[17:02] <Sargun> Anybody here have a Dell?
[17:02] <xaos11> yeah
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> celdridge: there are recovery tools
[17:02] <xaos11> i have a dell
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> !recovery | Sargun
[17:02] <ActionParsnip> m not that
[17:03] <Sargun> ActionParsnip, ?
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> !recover
[17:03] <girasquid> Hello, all - is there a way to only update a specific package + dependencies using apt-get?
[17:03] <celdridge> thanks
[17:03] <Sargun> ActionParsnip, Why are you recovering me?
[17:03] <dad> xaos11: now I can't activate the drivers 177, and X does not start
[17:03] <girasquid> I'm trying to run 'apt-get upgrade package', but it always seems to want to upgrade things that aren't related at all
[17:03] <ActionParsnip> Sargun: weather its a dell or an IBM, it doesnt matter, its the hardware inside that counts, the plastic case and the sticker means nothing
[17:03] <Sargun> ActionParsnip, I'm curious if anyone here has a Dell M4400?
[17:03] <n8tuserff> celdridge -> do not , i repeat do not fsck a mounted partition, or else you'd damage the filesystem, happened to me already
[17:03] <Sargun> ActionParsnip, I accidentally dropped off the model
[17:03] <xaos11> dad: ok, when you try the nvidia run.sh what happens? did you also run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[17:04] <dad> xaos11: I did
[17:04] <celdridge> n8tuserff, yeah i unmounted it first
[17:04] <mooja> I did a 8.04->8.10 upgrade and now my icewm is not starting - any hints?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Sargun: again it oesnt matter much, just state your problem and we can advise
[17:04] <dad> I must redowload the nvidia run file
[17:04] <dad> I am back in a few minutes
[17:04] <Sargun> ActionParsnip, I don't have a problem -- yet. I was just wondering people's general feel of the unit
[17:04] <celdridge> ActionParsnip, where does it create the lost+found dir ?
[17:04] <xaos11> dad: ok, you're going to need the kernel sources
[17:05] <erUSUL> celdridge: on the root of the filesystem
[17:05] <celdridge> erUSUL, said it was making it .. but there is nothing on that disk still
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Sargun: then its offtopic for here, head to #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:06] <erUSUL> celdridge: :| "sudo fdisk -l /dev/whatever" shows the expected partition table ?
[17:06] <celdridge> erUSUL, yes
[17:06] <erUSUL> celdridge: and if yu mount it manually does it make any difference ?
[17:06] <celdridge> erUSUL, none at all sadly
[17:06] <celdridge> erUSUL, still blank
[17:07] <erUSUL> celdridge: you are navigating it with nautilus or with console tools (cd  ls etc)
[17:07] <cumulus007> how is it possible that my Kubuntu is much faster on a USB stick than on my hard drive?
[17:07] <xaos11> flash is faster than hard disks
[17:07] <celdridge> erUSUL, both produce the same issue ... even du shows 4k used .. although gparted shows 9gb used
[17:08] <lasivian> blarg, I think I just ruined a flash drive
[17:08] <xaos11> oh noes?!
[17:08] <xaos11> what happened lasivian?
[17:08] <cumulus007> xaos11: it is?
[17:08] <lasivian> PC locked up in the middle of formatting it
[17:08] <lasivian> now it just flashes constantly and nothing detects it
[17:08] <erUSUL> xaos11: 18:07 < xaos11> flash is faster than hard disks <<<< normal flash is not...
[17:09] <xaos11> cumulus007 yes flash is faster because no spinning disk etc, but the speed at which it connects to the system is probably not
[17:09] <cumulus007> xaos11: I got IDE at the moment, do you think a SATA drive would be as fast as a USB drive?
[17:09] <erUSUL> xaos11: only newer and expensive SSD from intel are
[17:09] <xaos11> cumulus007 yes it would faster, but you should try hdparm on the ide
[17:09] <xaos11> erUSUL yeah even linus torvalds says those intell ssds are good
[17:09] <cumulus007> xaos11: what's hdparm?
[17:10] <chainlynx> hey, did anyone else's spellcheck in firefox break with the most recent update?
[17:10] <xaos11> !hdparm
[17:10] <cumulus007> xaos11: it's a tool to manage disk drives, I see
[17:10] <erUSUL> celdridge: i'm out of ideas... sorry
[17:10] <cumulus007> xaos11: can it speed up my hard drive or something?
[17:10] <xaos11> cumulus007: sometimes you can speed up disk transfer withthat
[17:10] <cumulus007> cool
[17:10] <xaos11> yeah, there should be some tutorials somewhere
[17:11] <cumulus007> how to do that?
[17:11] <erUSUL> celdridge: maybe you can try photorec from the testdisk package
[17:11] <cumulus007> okay
[17:11] <xaos11> um... google ubuntu hdparm
[17:11] <cumulus007> did that
[17:11] <Droopsta915> Why can't I rename a Music folder?
[17:11] <xaos11> write permissions
[17:12] <erUSUL> !permisions | Droopsta915
[17:12] <erUSUL> !permissions | Droopsta915
[17:12] <homy> Hi, I know I can use ubuntu openoffice writer and calc instead of word and excel, but what ubuntu application can I use instead of Microsoft OneNote (also included in Microsoft Office)?
[17:12] <xaos11> cumulus007 i don't know much about it. i only did hdparm once
[17:12] <cumulus007> homy: what's OneNote?
[17:13] <cumulus007> xaos11: I found this
[17:13] <cumulus007> http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-5551745.html
[17:13] <xaos11> good tutorial
[17:13] <erUSUL> cumulus007: to test your hard disk speed do "sudo hdparm -tT /dev/whatever"
[17:14] <cumulus007>  Timing cached reads:   1520 MB in  1.99 seconds = 762.78 MB/sec
[17:14] <cumulus007>  Timing buffered disk reads:  170 MB in  3.02 seconds =  56.35 MB/sec
[17:15] <homy> cumulus007: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/default.aspx
[17:15] <erUSUL> cumulus007: pretty standar speed for a desktop hard drive... there is nothing wrong with your disk
[17:16] <xaos11> mines only 566 /mb/sec
[17:16] <ubuntistas> does anybody know how i open automessage properties?
[17:16] <cumulus007> homy: TomBoy?
[17:16] <ubuntistas> in amsn?
[17:17] <mustangg> any ideas why the installer sees a fakeraid mapping, even though I have all that disabled in the BIOS, AND have done my best to clear the hard drives of anything from a previous install..........
[17:17] <carlf> I'm sure this has to be a FAQ but my google-fu is failing me. Why does Intrepid run two copies of GDM and two copies of the X server?
[17:17] <erUSUL> xaos11: well the cached read test is not interesting... you have to pay attention to the buffered disk reads value
[17:17] <homy> cumulus007: no, isn't nearly as powerfull as OneNote.
[17:17] <KenBW2> "Write speed up to 6MB/sec Read speed up to 20MB/sec" <-- should that be sufficient for running Ubuntu from?
[17:17] <xaos11> oh well thats like 54mb
[17:17] <homy> Also, the whole concept is different.
[17:18] <mohd> can we install Avant broswer on Ubuntu , if yes , how ?
[17:19] <cumulus007> homy: http://www.solo-technology.com/blog/2008/01/05/linux-alternative-for-evernote-onenote/
[17:20] <cumulus007> homy: http://basket.kde.org/
[17:20] <Soyo> is there a program for ubuntu that can let you see the LAN without using the GUI
[17:20] <erUSUL> Soyo: define "See the LAN"
[17:20] <homy> cumulus007: is basket note pads included by default in kubuntu?
[17:20] <lasivian> Soyo: you want to connect to windows shares via command line?
[17:21] <cumulus007> homy: will check that
[17:21] <Soyo> lasivian you hit the nai on the head
[17:21] <cumulus007> homy: it's in the repos
[17:22] <lasivian> Soyo: Samba
[17:22] <homy> ok, I'll try it out. Thanks!!
[17:22] <Soyo> thanks
[17:22] <cumulus007> np
[17:22] <lasivian> Soyo: http://industriousone.com/mounting-windows-shares-ubuntu
[17:27] <nagyv> hi! is here any rhytmbox+last.fm fan and wodoo who could help me find out why I can't listen to last.fm radios in rhytmbox?
[17:27] <papa_> hry
[17:27] <papa_> hey
[17:28] <papa_> lol
[17:28] <ActionParsnip> nagyv: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Last.fm
[17:29] <Travis-42> I have a large directory with the file name .fr-k9glhu  Can anyone tell me what this comes from?
[17:29] <centaur5> I checked the hplip web site and it looks like my all in one will be compatible but one feature it doesn't mention is if the build in dvd burner w/ lightscribe will work. Does anybody know if hplip supports that?
[17:30] <nagyv> ActionParsnip: thx, but this says nothing about the rhytmnbox extension last.fm player :(
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Travis-42: whats its path
[17:30] <dad> xaos11: http://pastebin.com/f14b9d013
[17:30] <xaos11> kk
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> nagyv: thats all i know
[17:30] <Travis-42> ActionParsnip: It's in my home directory
[17:30] <dad> xaos11: this is the log of nvidia installer with thr 180.22 run file*
[17:31] <xaos11> geez
[17:31] <xaos11>  Run 'make oldconfig && make prepare'
[17:31] <dad> still can't install it...
[17:31] <lasivian> ok, when I plug something into USB is there any way to see what exactly is happening?
[17:31] <xaos11> on kernel sources
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Travis-42: i'd have a snoop around, if it looks useless, rename the folder and run your system for a day or so. If it seems ok then I'd delete it
[17:32] <dad> xaos11: make oldconfig?? what is it going to do?
[17:32] <xaos11> not sure, when did you install your sources?
[17:32] <Travis-42> thanks ActionParsnip
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Travis-42: if it goes weird, rename back
[17:32] <dad> xaos11: not clear to me.. can you be more specific?
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Travis-42: as i always recommend to folks, delete is the last step
[17:33] <xaos11> sudo apt-get install kernel-source
[17:33] <xaos11> dad
[17:34] <dad> OK, I do it and I am back
[17:34] <^hashbang^> me tryin to wake up
[17:35]  * ^hashbang^  tryin to wake up
[17:35]  * G-Bleezy slaps ^hashbang^ around a bit with a large trout
[17:36]  * ^hashbang^  thanks G-Bleezy... ah, ok that did it
[17:36]  * ^hashbang^  needs more coffee
[17:37] <Pici> I know this channel isn't as busy right this moment as it normally is, but can we move the offtopic chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic please.  Thanks.
[17:39] <binarymutant> When I try to install this package http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/c/charm/ dh_pycentral uses python2.6 but should be using python2.5...anyone know why?
[17:39] <mzz_> hi! Does nautilus *sometimes* not drawing desktop icons (and the context menu on the desktop) ring a bell with anyone?
[17:40] <kein> irc://irc.freenode.net:6667/vmware
[17:40] <johan12> hi, just installed ff 3.1b2 and wanted to add a icon to the xfce menu using the old firefox.desktop, tried adding the ~/firefox/firefox but it doesn't work, any idea?
[17:41] <Shadoweaver> Hello all.  I am currently running xubuntu and ran into a problem.  It seems that I cannot login as "root".  Can anyone help me?
[17:42] <xiroV> Hi all
[17:42] <xiroV> i was at some bar last night, and some jurk claimed that Ubuntu isn't Open Source... Wtf did he mean about that?
[17:42] <xaos11> he's a noob
[17:42] <lasivian> probably drunk
[17:42] <xaos11> yeah
[17:42] <mzz_> or a troll, always an option, that
[17:42] <xaos11> indeed
[17:43] <xiroV> lawl
[17:43] <xiroV> well.. I was starting to worry, but i didn't get his point anyways.
[17:44] <Shadoweaver> Does anyone know why xubuntu won't let you log in as "root"?
[17:44] <CArlo1> hi
[17:45] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: edit the gdm configuation
[17:45] <CArlo1> i need your help
[17:45] <Shadoweaver> Ok, I am new to xubuntu.  How do you do that?
[17:45] <^hashbang^> !ask | CArlol
[17:45] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: look for something obvious like allow_root=no or root_can_login=yes
[17:45] <CArlo1> hola alguien en español
[17:45] <Pici> !es | CArlo1
[17:45] <shubbar> just installed Fashion Cents and pc hangs up when i start it
[17:45] <KyleK> oh, got any linux experience?
[17:45] <Shadoweaver> no
[17:45] <serchfx> hola alguien habla español??????
[17:46] <Pici> !es | serchfx
[17:46] <fosco__> !es | serchfx
[17:46] <Shadoweaver> Just installed it yesterday
[17:46] <l337ingDisorder> Hi Folks..
[17:46] <Jophish> Howdy All
[17:46] <CArlo1> ok no problem i had a preblem with the ijnstalation of new programs  check te error please E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[17:46] <CArlo1> E: _cache->open() failed, please repor
[17:47] <l337ingDisorder> can anyone tell me how to install a specific version of a package?
[17:47] <KyleK> damn, then i have to ask you why you want to log in as root instead of using sudo for stuff that needs root
[17:47] <mzz_> cut off at "please repor"
[17:47] <KyleK> !sudo | KyleK
[17:47] <KyleK> oh thats crap
[17:47] <genii> l337ingDisorder: sudo apt-get install <packagename>=<version specified>
[17:47] <CArlo1> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[17:47] <l337ingDisorder> genii: thanks I'll try that :)
[17:47] <CArlo1> E: _cache->open() failed, please repor
[17:48] <Shadoweaver> It won't let me install apt with sudo or anything else.
[17:48] <johan12> how do i launch firefox 3.1 beta 2 once installed?
[17:48] <Shadoweaver> It says permmisions denied
[17:48] <xaos11> change the permissions
[17:48] <phoenixz> on 8.04, how do I apt-get install the mod_python development header files?
[17:48] <xaos11> chmod +x firefox
[17:48] <genii> l337ingDisorder: eg: sudo apt-get install synaptic=0.61ubuntu9                 or so
[17:48] <Shadoweaver> How?
[17:48] <l337ingDisorder> genii: heh won't be able to test for a few mins as update manager is running. thanks though :)
[17:49] <xaos11> Shadoweaver in the terminal go to the dir where firefox is. type chmod +x firefox
[17:49] <l337ingDisorder> brb
[17:49] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: sudo apt-get install whatever?
[17:49] <Shadoweaver> Yea, I used that.
[17:49] <Shadoweaver> It told me permission denied
[17:49] <KyleK> odd
[17:49] <Shadoweaver> Need to log in as root
[17:49] <mzz_> aww, there's no package called "whatever" :P
[17:49] <letalis> there isnt?
[17:49] <letalis> thats sad.
[17:49] <xaos11> sudo chmod +x
[17:50] <dad> xaos11: OK, I have installed the nvidia-180-kernel-source
[17:50] <^hashbang^> Shadowweaver: when you run "sudo" do you get prompted or have you been prompted for a password?
[17:50] <KyleK> sudo does stuff as root :)
[17:50] <Shadoweaver> No
[17:50] <delco83> you can just use sudo then type the password for your user if your part of admin(root)
[17:50] <dad> and nvidia-180-glx and nvidia-settings
[17:50] <Shadoweaver> It keeps saying log in as root
[17:50] <KyleK> oh you're not using the first account are you
[17:50] <xaos11> dad: did you install just the package "kernel-source"
[17:50] <delco83> then your user might not be in the root group
[17:51] <^hashbang^> Shadoweaver: !sudo | Shadoweaver
[17:51] <^hashbang^> !sudo | Shadoweaver
[17:51] <dad> xaos11: no, I did not fond any
[17:51] <^Hitch^> Hello guys does someone know how I can download ubuntu repositories having access only at port 8080?
[17:51] <Shadoweaver> I did that ubottu, not much help.
[17:51] <dad> what depository shall I add?
[17:51] <xaos11> when you type sudo apt-get install kernel-source what happens?
[17:51] <xaos11> dad
[17:52] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: so if you punch in "sudo -i" the prompt still says something other than root?
[17:52] <^hashbang^> ^Hitch^: you can setup the proxy settings in synaptic. Goto. Settings->Preferences->Network
[17:52] <xaos11> i thought it was sudo -s
[17:52] <Shadoweaver> When I installed it yesterday, it made me create a name@suchandsuch thing to log into
[17:52] <Shadoweaver> Not root
[17:52] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: are you using that first account?
[17:52] <Shadoweaver> Yes
[17:52] <localadmin> hey all.  Running 8.10 and installed libpam-ldap and libnss-ldap.  After install neither set up the associated config files.  Is there a bug in ibex with these files?
[17:52] <Shadoweaver> the only save root
[17:52] <^Hitch^> thanks hash I will try that can i contact you if it doesn't work?
[17:53] <^hashbang^> ^Hitch^: from the termial, you can set http_proxy to your proxy server eg: export http_proxy="http://yourproxyhost:8080"
[17:53] <xaos11> localadmin did you install the dev files?
[17:53] <^Hitch^> i will try thanks
[17:54] <xaos11> shadoweaver: you don't login as root, you type sudo before commands to issue them as root. having a root login causes security issues
[17:54] <localadmin> xaos11, probably not cause I don't know what those are.  can you explain further
[17:54] <Shadoweaver> Uhh, not sure.  I think so.  If I did it was during the initial install yesterday
[17:54] <xaos11> localadmin: the same package you have installed but with "-dev" at the end. i assume you're trying to compile something?
[17:54] <Shadoweaver> I did that.  It keeps saying, xaos11 that I need to log in as root.
[17:55] <dad> xaos11: it says I can not install it, that it does exist in the database, but it missing or obsolete...
[17:55] <delco83> shadow type sudo -i
[17:55] <shubbar> what could be causing hang-ups? i thought it was a game, but last time i was running xchat and a gedit when it hanged up
[17:55] <Shadoweaver> No, trying to install a c++ compiler
[17:55] <delco83> then you should enter your password and it will take you to root
[17:55] <lasivian> hrrm
[17:55] <localadmin> xaos11, no just trying to get ldap authentication running.
[17:55] <lasivian> what higher level of access is there to something besides /dev/?
[17:55] <binarymutant> I installed python2.6 is there an easy way to remove it, short of searching for every trace of python2.6?
[17:55] <LeoWei> hi..
[17:56] <xaos11> localadmin: oh, i don't know then... sorry
[17:56] <LeoWei> i got this warning how do i fix this?
[17:56] <LeoWei> Warning: DocumentRoot [/home/user/public_html/] does not exist
[17:56] <mzz_> lasivian: define "something"
[17:56] <lasivian> i've got a usb flash drive that isn;t detecting right and I can;t access it
[17:56] <Shadoweaver> The password I use is not the same for root.  I did not give a secondary password to anything.  It should be the same as the first user right?
[17:56] <LeoWei> does it mkdir /home.user/public_html ?
[17:56] <xaos11> shadoweaver: what command are you issuing that needs root?
[17:56] <shubbar> its a fresh install of Ubuntu 8.04, did and update and install Nvidia drivers, but it hangs up
[17:56] <KyleK> Shadoweaver: the sudo stuff should "just work", and you need it to be able to do "sudo password" to set a root password :D
[17:56] <xaos11> shadoweaver: yess the root pw is the same as your first
[17:56] <mzz_> Shadoweaver: if "sudo id" says your uid is 0, sudo is working
[17:56] <lasivian> mzz_: it detects right for a second or two then starts flashing away and vanishes, it got unplugged in the middle of a format
[17:56] <Myrtti> !noroot | KyleK
[17:56] <delco83> the root password is auto created by the system use the same password that you use
[17:57] <Mextux> Hello! I'm trying to install gOS desktop on my Ubuntu Hardy Heron (8.04). I have added two lines to my sources.list file. The lines are these: "deb http://packages.thinkgos.com/gos/ painful main" and "deb-src http://packages.thinkgos.com/gos/ painful main" and typed aptitude update and then "apt-get install greenos-desktop" and got this error "Couldn't find any package whose name or...
[17:57] <Mextux> ...description matched "greenos-desktop". Does anybody know how to fix this problem? :(
[17:57] <warcall> sounds interasting
[17:57] <mzz_> lasivian: might need a reformat. Not sure what else could be wrong.
[17:57] <Shadoweaver> I checked all that.  It seems to be fine.  Just can't sudu install nothing.
[17:57] <mzz_> ugh, I should just install irssi, I can't keep up with this channel in xchat-gnome
[17:57] <LeoWei> anyone could help me?
[17:57] <delco83> try sudo -i
[17:58] <^hashbang^> mzz_: lol that's what I did
[17:58] <versatiletech> anyone ever use bouml?
[17:58] <delco83> that is like su -l just allows you to use your password
[17:58] <LeoWei> mkdir /home/user/public_html/ <-- this is not working
[17:58] <iwishyou> hi
[17:58] <^hashbang^> !noroot | delco83
[17:58] <mzz_> I'd ssh into my regular irssi, but I seem to have forgotten the necessary usb key.
[17:58] <Shadoweaver> Ok hold on while I try that.  What is it that I am looking for when I do that?
[17:58] <LeoWei> !mkdir
[17:58] <Myrtti> LeoWei: well do you have /home/user/ in the first place?
[17:58] <LeoWei> ok
[17:58] <lasivian> mzz_: I would love to reformat it, but I can;t access it
[17:58] <LeoWei> then?
[17:58] <chosig> exit
[17:58] <chosig> oops
[17:58] <Bolin> hi... i just installed ubuntu 8.10 on my laptop and was wonderingen if maybe someone could help me set up my wlan?
[17:58] <mzz_> lasivian: if the /dev/ node exists you can access it...
[17:59] <iwishyou> mkdir is [command of make directory]
[17:59] <xaos11> Bolin: ok, are youconnected to ethernet on that pc?
[17:59] <mzz_> lasivian: I'm not sure what could break it to the point where you have no /dev/ node. Check dmesg for clues?
[17:59] <Bolin> i know its an atheros chipset on the laptop but after the installation ubuntu hasn't found any wireless card...
[17:59] <Bolin> xaos11: yes
[17:59]  * chosig just bound "open terminal" to caps lock... interesting...
[17:59] <lasivian> mzz_: there is no /dev for it that I can see
[17:59] <lasivian> i'm not sure what i'm looking for tho
[17:59] <mzz_> lasivian: what appears in dmesg right after plugging in the device?
[17:59] <iwishyou> make directory is mkdir [filename]
[17:59] <xaos11> bolin: ok do this: go to system, administration, hardware drivers
[17:59] <LeoWei> then how to fix this? Warning: DocumentRoot [/home/user/public_html/] does not exist
[18:00] <Shadoweaver> Sweet!  Thanks!  I think that did it.
[18:00] <xaos11> woot
[18:00] <iwishyou> command su root
[18:00] <Shadoweaver> Let me try that download
[18:00] <lasivian> mzz_: I think pciehp: card not present on slot 1
[18:00] <iwishyou> command : su root
[18:00] <mzz_> lasivian: that doesn't sound related.
[18:00] <Myrtti> iwishyou: please don't guide anyone to use that
[18:00] <mzz_> lasivian: sorry, I probably have no time right now to dig into this
[18:00] <lasivian> mzz_: np
[18:00] <Bolin> xaos11: okay... it says "Support for Atheros 802.11 wireless LAN cards."
[18:01] <xaos11> bolin: ok, there should be an activate button
[18:01] <dtcrshr> hi fellas! im having a hard one issue sharing the internet
[18:01] <Bolin> its already activated
[18:01] <dtcrshr> iv tryed many automatic firewall guis, but none worked
[18:01] <mzz_> Myrtti: just curious: is "sudo -i" also frowned upon?
[18:01] <Shadoweaver> Awesome!  Thanks so much.  Now will that work every time?
[18:01] <Bolin> but there is no ath0 if i run ifconfig
[18:01] <dtcrshr> im surfing from the debian machine right now, but the other ones cant go on
[18:01] <Myrtti> mzz_: not as much as su root
[18:01] <xaos11> bolin: ok, is there an icon in the top right bar which has wireless signal bars?
[18:01]  * mzz_ nods
[18:01] <LeoWei> then how to fix that?
[18:02] <Bolin> no
[18:02] <Pici> !who | LeoWei
[18:02] <Bolin> xaos11: is it okay if i privmsg you?
[18:02] <xaos11> yea
[18:02] <xaos11> !tab
[18:03] <xaos11> i didnt know tab worked here lol
[18:03] <xaos11> i use it all the time in cli
[18:03] <Shadoweaver> Does anyone know where to find a good c++ tutorial?  The one I have is a little too advanced for me?
[18:03] <pyroger101> hi guys
[18:03] <LeoWei> then Myrtti how to fix that?
[18:03] <Geboy> !squid
[18:03] <pyroger101> any one have any LIRCD experience
[18:03] <Myrtti> LeoWei: do you have /home/user in the first place?
[18:04] <pyroger101> need help installing infra red usb to machine
[18:04] <kk_ubuntu> hello , i have a strange requirement,  I need to instal ubuntu on a compuer where there is no built-in cd or dvd rom.  I dont have an external (usb ) cd dvd rom so usb stick (pen drive ) is my only option.  I would like to know if i can make a pen drive work like a live cd and then install ubuntu from there as if my pen drive was the installer?
[18:04] <Geboy> anyone know how to always cache a domain content?
[18:04] <Myrtti> !usb | kk_ubuntu
[18:04] <whut> What's the best software to try and restore a corrupted flash-card?
[18:04] <dad> xaos11: can not install kernel-source
[18:04] <LeoWei> Myrtti: i not sure..i quite blur where is my home folder is it  in file system or is it when i click places then there is one there.
[18:04] <xaos11> dad: specific error?
[18:05] <LeoWei> Myrtti: if i click on the file sys there is no user folder
[18:05] <pyroger101> can any one help with installing a IR usb?
[18:05] <pyroger101> plsss:)
[18:05] <LeoWei> Myrtti: then if i click on the home folder there is no one too.
[18:06] <xaos11> pyroger101 what model usb ir?
[18:06] <dad> xaos11: missing package or obsolete or available on another source...
[18:06] <cumulus007> is it possible to use the RAM to load ubuntu? like a live CD?
[18:06] <pyroger101> sweet well its a generic mircosoft mce remote
[18:06] <Myrtti> LeoWei: ok, so, how about you substitute the word user in that config file you've edited with your username?
[18:06] <pyroger101> the remote works fine but the IR reciever is not being picked up
[18:07] <xaos11> dad: ok lemme think
[18:07] <LeoWei> hmm..i not sure with that
[18:07] <LeoWei> gotta try it
[18:07] <pyroger101> if i get the microsoft IR device it works with that fine, but when i use this other deiver no luck
[18:07] <ndr> can anyone help me configure touch on a touchsmart?/
[18:08] <xaos11> dad: try installing linux-source
[18:08] <xaos11> either from synaptic or cli
[18:08] <pyroger101> me?
[18:08] <Pici> !who
[18:09] <dad> xaos11: in progress... I must feed my baby, be back in 30 mn
[18:09] <xaos11> ok
[18:09] <xaos11> pyroger101: i don't think that will work. the only ir device i got to work with both ubuntu and windows is irman
[18:09] <xaos11> sorry
[18:12] <LeoWei> it works Myrtti... by the way how do i delete the previous file that i created using sudo mkdir or mkdir?
[18:12] <biouser> I have pdf's opening with GIMP by default... I want to change to evince... can someone point me in the right direction?
[18:12] <LeoWei> Myrtti: folder i mean
[18:12] <biouser> LeoWei sudo rm -r
[18:12] <erUSUL> biouser: right click on the pdf choose properties open with tab
[18:12] <biouser> $sudo rm -r foldername/
[18:12] <chosig> biouser: System > Preferences > Prefered Applications  perhaps?
[18:13] <biouser> erUSUL well, yeah.. I mean change the default...
[18:13] <LeoWei> biouser: ok...thanks
[18:13] <LeoWei> thanks
[18:13] <biouser> chosig that's the kind of thing I'm looking for but it is not there on jaunty
[18:14] <xaos11> is evince installed?
[18:14] <biouser> xaos11 yes
[18:14] <xaos11> hmm... well i don't know why its not there
[18:14] <xaos11> what about document viewer?
[18:14] <chosig> then do as erUSUL did, that works for me
[18:14] <biouser> right, that's what I mean, doc viewer... I thought that was evince
[18:15] <biouser> yes, I can right-click and open with doc viewer
[18:15] <xaos11> yeah they're the same i thin
[18:15] <xaos11> it should be there under open with
[18:15] <biouser> I just always double click and say DOH! and GIMP takes like 10 seconds to load and close
[18:15] <biouser> maybe properties or something...
[18:16] <erUSUL> biouser: i didnt' mean RightClick>Open With i meant RightClick> *Properties* >open the open with *tab*
[18:16] <biouser> that's it
[18:16] <biouser> erUSUL that's right, thanks
[18:17] <biouser> I have been up to my eyeballs in the terminal for so long I don't even know how to use the gui anymore :)
[18:17] <xaos11> get lynx lol
[18:18] <^Hitch^> How can I download ubuntu repositories having access only through port 8080?I tried to setup the proxy settings in synaptic and from the terminal but it's not working
[18:19] <monostone> what's the command in here to ask the robot a definition?
[18:19] <xaos11> !ask
[18:19] <erUSUL> monostone: !factoid
[18:19] <monostone> !dig
[18:20] <^hashbang^> brb
[18:21] <brammetje> I live in The Netherlands and I did request a free ubuntu cd(my one isn't working anymore), does anybody have an idea how long it will take before I'll have it?
[18:21] <monostone> !host
[18:21] <monostone> !nslookup
[18:22] <delco83> brammetje: have you tried making a live cd?
[18:22] <mikeshollen> Good day all.  I'm trying to install freeciv and I have 3 options for the client: GTK, SDL, or Xaw3D.  Which should I use and why?  I'm running 8.04.
[18:22] <fiftyone_> hello all  i was wondering if any of you have had issues with usb headsets on ubuntu? I have a nice logitec headset that works nicely sometimes and other times it dosent work at all. I set it as the default card using asoundconf list i get sound threw it threw the test thing but if I go to youtube or something i just get sound from my speakers.
[18:22] <mikeshollen> fiftyone_: are you using ALSA or PulseAudio?
[18:23] <c0p3rn1c> is there a nice linux tool to draw business diagrams for a presentation? or would I just have to use openoffice impress?
[18:23] <fiftyone_> ALSA
[18:23] <brammetje> delco83, yes, but they don't work, so instead of spoiling more cd's I did just request one, I only want to know if someone has an idea about how long it will take
[18:23] <fiftyone_> Mikeshollen, i am useing ALSA
[18:24] <mikeshollen> fiftyone_: I have no suggestions then. sorry
[18:24] <fiftyone_> mikeshollen it works nicely when it works, problem is it takes for ever
[18:24] <fiftyone_> ok
[18:24] <smoovep> need to bring up a second video card .. can anyone help?
[18:25] <smoovep> i have a 2xvga nvidia. works great for two monitors...the ATI R128xthird monitor.. does not come up.. any ideas? Thx.
[18:27] <dhruvasagar> Hi all
[18:27] <dhruvasagar> I recently shifted from Ubuntu to Ubuntu 64
[18:27] <dhruvasagar> I installed Desktop Effects
[18:27] <dhruvasagar> but it hasn't come in my menu...
[18:27] <dad> xaos11: I am back, downloading linux-source... what do you want me to do? I am lost from this point
[18:28] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[18:28] <Unguided> hello. quick question. CAn i install ubuntu, mythbuntu, etc using wubi all at the same time. meaning can i have more then one instance of ubuntu installed using wubi or is wubi limited to just one
[18:28] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: thanks I will try that now
[18:28] <smoovep>  compiz??
[18:28] <xaos11> dad: i was wrong when i said source. i meant that you have to install the kernel headers
[18:28] <xaos11> sorry
[18:29] <smoovep> how to bring up the third monitor.. i've tried editing xorg.conf to support the third monitor.. is there anything else i need to modify? thx
[18:30] <dad> xaos11: I have linux-headers-2.6.27-7 and linux-headers-2.6.27-7-generic installed
[18:30] <aldohe1> 蓝牙适配器在Ubuntu8.10上无法与手机等配对，能找到手机，但总是配对失败，而从手机发现不了电脑。安装正版的bluesoleil，安脆连适配器都发现不了。如何让适配器与手机配对成功呢？
[18:31] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: do I need Desktop Effects anymore ? it was for KDE though
[18:31] <erUSUL> !cn | aldohe1
[18:31] <fxfitz> Question: How does folder sharing work on Ubuntu? I would like to have a folder on one ubuntu box, and access it easily from another.
[18:31] <erUSUL> !samba | fxfitz
[18:31] <xaos11> dad: ok... well i'm not quite sure what the problem is... the nvidia run installer, is that from the website?
[18:32] <dad> xaos11: yes
[18:32] <fxfitz> erUSUL, Isn't samba just for Windows??
[18:32] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: i think it's all part of it... what version of ubuntu?
[18:32] <erUSUL> fxfitz: well it works in macosx and linux too
[18:32] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: 8.10
[18:32] <xaos11> ok
[18:32] <fxfitz> erUSUL, Okay, that's great. I'll check it out. Thanks!
[18:32] <matveev> Hi! What is the easiest way to generate a random number from command line?
[18:32] <xaos11> go to system, preferences, appearance
[18:32] <xaos11> dhruvasagar:
[18:33] <erUSUL> fxfitz: right click on the folder tyou want to share choose sharing options or something like that
[18:33] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: then go to visual effects
[18:33] <klipdrift> What kind of ramdom number?
[18:33] <xaos11> dad: ok... well i'm out of ideas sorry
[18:33] <kein_> hey can i get a list of files and folders in a directory? but also limit the results i.e folder1*
[18:33] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: where?
[18:33] <dad> no harm... thanks anyway!!
[18:33] <kein_> i tryed ls folder* but this only retuns sub folders
[18:33] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: system, preferences, appearance, visual effects
[18:33] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: ahh, well I have done that
[18:33] <fxfitz> erUSUL, Well, I want to be able to access it over the internet and not just on my private local LAN
[18:34] <xaos11> ok
[18:34] <kein_> and files, i need the current dir folder and file listtings
[18:34] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: is compiz working?
[18:34] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: I selected the Extra option
[18:34] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: yes it is working after I installed the compizconfig settings manager as you told
[18:34] <erUSUL> matveev: perl -e 'print rand()'
[18:34] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: ok in the terminal you can type ccsm to get to it
[18:35] <xaos11> or load it from preferecnces
[18:35] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: but I was wondering if that desktop effects thing I installed earlier was any useful
[18:35] <Bolin> Could someone help me set up my wifi? Im running ubuntu 8.10 on an Acer 5315 laptop... the wifi card is a atheros card... ar242 i think.
[18:35] <klipdrift> you can use pwgen and sdt to numbers only
[18:35] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: desktop-effects-kde to be precice
[18:36] <matveev> erUSUL:  Thanks, I asked first, then googled. Here another way: echo $(($RANDOM % 10))
[18:36] <LeoWei> how do i  delete file that i link using sudo ln -s?
[18:36] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: i think it's kind of an obselete thing. sort of like the lite version of compiz
[18:36] <fosco__> LeoWei, rm file
[18:36] <Pici> LeoWei: Just delete it like you'd nromally delete a file.
[18:36] <LeoWei> ok
[18:36] <erUSUL> LeoWei: rm the link and the file it points to
[18:37] <LeoWei> i dont want to remove the original file
[18:37] <LeoWei> just wanna remove the shortcut
[18:37] <LeoWei> thanks for help it's done
[18:37] <fosco__> rm shortcut
[18:37] <fosco__> easy
[18:37] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: ok I removed it and everything is fine, I used it before on ?Ubuntu 8.04 32 bit one so installed that one here as well...
[18:38] <dhruvasagar> xaos11: thanks for your help
[18:40] <xaos11> dhruvasagar: have fun with compiz!
[18:40] <smoovep>   Anyone has 3 monitors installated?
[18:40] <smoovep> Anyone using 3 monitors?
[18:41] <venky> ports not opened publicy on ubuntu
[18:41] <venky> anyone to help
[18:41] <venky> not able to open port 8080
[18:41] <xaos11> smoovep: what is your setup, 2 video cards?
[18:42] <mgolisch> venky: ?
[18:43] <smoovep> 1 nvidia with 2 ports.. working great.. the thrid is an ati r128 card.. i can see it if i lspci ..
[18:43] <venky> mgolisch: i am trying to host a website public
[18:43] <mgolisch> venky: and the problem is?
[18:43] <venky> mgolish: the port is not opened
[18:44] <xaos11> smoovep: the drivers installed?
[18:44] <thecarlhall> venky: what tells you the port isn't open?
[18:44] <venky> mgolish: i added entries in iptables
[18:44] <smoovep> xaos11: I brough up the ati by itself.. copy the xorg.conf info .. modify the original xorg.conf file with the new info.. reboot.. but still get the two nvidia working without the r128
[18:44] <mgolisch> venky: check netstat if the webserver actualy listens on the external ip
[18:44] <venky> mgolish: i tried accessing the ip with port number osutside
[18:44] <xaos11> smoovep: you using 8.10
[18:45] <venky> mgolish: its not acessible
[18:45] <lasivian> can dmesg be cleared?
[18:45] <abbronzato> hello i have a little problem with my webcam, apperently it is correctly installed/enabled but does not works , same webcam on a fedora installation (and similar kernel) works: any suggestion?
[18:45] <mandrig> anyone have trouble with the update to Firefox?
[18:45] <brammetje> I did request a free ubuntu cd and I live in The Netherlands, does anyone have any idea how long it will take before I got it??
[18:45] <Wunderbar> usually a month
[18:46] <Tecumseh> yep brammetje, that's about the time it took for me to get the cd's
[18:46] <venky> mgolisch: i did a netstat
[18:46] <mgolisch> venky: what do you mean by outside?
[18:46] <georgeaf> hi guys, anybody knows why don't wubi partitions get mounted on windows since ubuntu 8.10 ?
[18:46] <mgolisch> venky: what does the webserver listen on?
[18:46] <EvilDennisR> I'm looking for an apt repository with a backport of perl 5.10 for Hardy
[18:46] <venky> mgolisch:it listens on 8080 nad 8443
[18:46] <EvilDennisR> Folks here at work are insisting on perl 5.10 instead of 5.8.8
[18:46] <mgolisch> venky: it should be *:80 if you do netstat -lp
[18:46] <brammetje> Tecumseh, and how long did it take for you?
[18:46] <mgolisch> or whatevcer you use
[18:46] <lasivian> my dmesg is completely ful of pciehp "present" then "not present" messages
[18:46] <mgolisch> the important part is that it shows * as the ip
[18:47] <Tecumseh> about a month, living in Deventer
[18:47] <venky> mgolisch:netstat shows that
[18:47] <venky> 8080 and 8443 are open
[18:47] <Joker_-_> Whats the equivalent to "netselect" in newer ubuntu versions? (No gui)
[18:47] <lasivian> oh, silly me I know what's causing that
[18:47] <mgolisch> venky: and you cant access them using a box in the same network?
[18:47] <brammetje> Tecumseh, ok thank you
[18:48] <venky> mgolisch:yes..
[18:48] <mgolisch> venky: and you are sure your iptables rules are correct? what does it say when connecting?
[18:48] <venky> a friend of mine is trying it from his machine
[18:48] <Tecumseh> brammetje: you are aware that there is a dutch ubuntu channel on this server?
[18:48] <venky> it times out
[18:48] <georgeaf>  anybody knows why don't wubi partitions get mounted on windows since ubuntu 8.10 ?
[18:48] <venky> mgolisch:it times out
[18:49] <eXtreem> #ubuntu-nl
[18:49] <DJones> venky: Do you have a router and have you forwarded the ports (8080 & 8443) to the internal ip address of your webserver?
[18:49] <mgolisch> venky: but does it work from a box on the same network?
[18:49] <M3rL1n> hi guys
[18:49] <xaos11> hi
[18:49] <Joker_-_> is there an app to find the fastest repository that runs in console?
[18:49] <M3rL1n> i have a problem
[18:49] <M3rL1n> with wireless
[18:49] <xaos11> Joker_-_:  you can do it in synaptic
[18:49] <M3rL1n> can u help me a little
[18:49] <M3rL1n> its urgent
[18:49] <fiftyone_> hi, does anyone know how to enable full transparency for applications xchat . firefox for example? I have seen some people where everything is transparent?
[18:49] <Joker_-_> xaos11: "console"
[18:50] <venky> mgolisch: it works on the box in the same network
[18:50] <xaos11> Joker_-_:  oh yea lol... um... not that i know of
[18:50] <brammetje> Tecumseh, really? I didn't know that. But it isn't a big problem for me the english language for support
[18:50] <venky> mgolisch: when accessed through 192.168 series
[18:50] <gafir> hi, is tehre a way, like in windows, to stop the process of an application? I'm trying to stop Firefox, because I have quit it but it tells me Firefox is still open and that I cannot open another one. Thanks
[18:50] <Joker_-_> xaos11: thx anyway...
[18:50] <dimer> hi.. i have an issue with moving a software raid5 to another box
[18:50] <mgolisch> venky: then it must be a issue with portforwarding on your router
[18:50] <xaos11> gafir: killall firefox
[18:50] <Longbow> gafir: you can open a console and do killall firefox
[18:50] <dimer> when i try to assemble, this is what i get
[18:50] <Longbow> ah
[18:50] <Joker_-_> anyone knows why ubuntu doesnt support netselect anymore? (or vice versa)
[18:50] <gafir> thanks
[18:50] <gafir> :)
[18:50] <dimer> mdadm: failed to add /dev/sde1 to /dev/md1: Invalid argument
[18:50] <dimer> mdadm: /dev/md1 assembled from 2 drives - not enough to start the array.
[18:50] <Joker_-_> and what would be the way to go nowadays?
[18:50] <M3rL1n> I have a usb wireless device and when i plug it in it recognize it just like device but i can't do anything with it
[18:50] <dimer> i have 4 drives that won't add in
[18:50] <venky> mgolisch: any idea on how to resolve that
[18:51] <M3rL1n> i can't even enable it
[18:51] <dimer> and when i check dmesg, it says
[18:51] <dimer> [  402.095895] md: invalid superblock checksum on sde1
[18:51] <dimer> [  402.095899] md: sde1 does not have a valid v0.90 superblock, not importing!
[18:51] <dimer> [  402.097167] md: md_import_device returned -22
[18:51] <Tecumseh> brammetje: It isn't for me either but for localisation questions it can be handy. You can find the channel here: #ubuntu-nl
[18:51] <dimer> any ideas please?
[18:51] <xaos11> dimer: run fsck on the disk
[18:51] <mgolisch> venky: yeah fix the portfotrwarding on your router
[18:51] <DJones> venky: There are instructions on how to configure specific routers here http://portforward.com/
[18:52] <dimer> what? i'm not running fsck on individual raid disks
[18:52] <MassterJedi> Hello Everybody
[18:52] <xaos11> dimer: oh... nevermind i have no clue about raid
[18:52] <dimer> yeah, considering that fsck would surely kill the raid data
[18:52] <dimer> sorry but that was the dumbest idea ever.. please don't tell people to do stuff you have no idea about
[18:53] <M3rL1n> will someone help me pls
[18:53] <dimer> you NEVER run fsck on individual raid disks
[18:53] <Bolin> Could someone please help me set up my wifi? Im running ubuntu 8.10 on an Acer 5315 laptop... the wifi card is a atheros card... ar242 i think. Ive had it working one time when i was using linux mint but cant remember how i did.
[18:53] <MassterJedi> I am soon going to be installing Ubuntu. But first I have a few major questions
[18:53] <xaos11> dimer: you didn't mention the raid to begin with i don't recall
[18:54] <dimer> yes, i did
[18:54] <venky> mgolisch: is opening ports and accessing from outside possible in DHCP based ip's
[18:54] <xaos11> dimer: you only mentioned it once , sorry i didn't read your every post
[18:55] <xaos11> dimer: why don't you do a rm -f / while you're at it
[18:55] <venky> DJones: thanks
[18:55] <M3rL1n> guys helpp plssssss
[18:55] <M3rL1n>  have a usb wireless device and when i plug it in it recognize it just like device but i can't do anything with it.I can't even enable it.it says connection timed out?! what's that
[18:55] <venky> mgolisch:thanks
[18:56] <MassterJedi> My First question is: I have a Multi-core Machine. Namely an Intel Dual core. More Specifically an Intel 630. Will the Ubuntu Installer recognize the dual Core? Or Do I have to recompile it for the use of Multi-Cores?
[18:56] <soier> is there who use boost filesystem library in ubuntu  ???
[18:56] <Pici> xaos11, dimer: Please drop the attitude, both of you.
[18:56] <Joker_-_> Ubuntu has a flavor that has no gui installed by default (server). How comes usefull tools like netstat-apt arent included anymore. Is there any equivalent usable in console mode? Dont tell me one would have to install a GUI to use synaptic for that single use?!
[18:56] <Scunizi> My intrepid and hardy install doesn't seem to have Oo's Base accessable.. from any menu option either on the Applications menu or Oo's writer "File/New".. Synaptic show that it should be installed. What's the actual file name for installation of base?
[18:57] <xaos11> MassterJedi: it will recognise the dual core automatically
[18:57] <hammer> hola
[18:57] <MassterJedi> My First question is: I have a Multi-core Machine. Namely an Intel Dual core. More Specifically an Intel 630. Will the Ubuntu Installer recognize the dual Core? Or Do I have to recompile it for the use of Multi-Cores?
[18:57] <dimer> first line: software raid.. second line: assemble third line: mdadm fourth line: mdadm
[18:57] <ChronosZA> hey all. after finding out that i can get edgy packages on intrepid, is there any other way on the planet i can overwrite a package on intrepid with the edgy one?
[18:57] <xaos11> MassterJedi: NO you don't need to recompile
[18:57] <Joker_-_> MassterJedi: it will be all fine
[18:57] <dimer> pretty sure at no point during any of what i said, someone would think i was talking about a normal disk
[18:57] <Pici> Joker_-_: netstat-apt?
[18:57] <ChronosZA> ps - that should read, after finding out that I CANT get packages from edgy installed on intrepid....etc.etc
[18:58] <Joker_-_> Pici: yes?
[18:58] <hammer> españa?
[18:58] <Pici> !es | hammer
[18:58] <lasivian> hrrm, i'm trying to fix a broken usb flash drive, dmesg keeps saying "usb 5-3: reset high speed usb device using ehci_hcd and address 3" any ideas? thanks
[18:58] <MassterJedi> Really. ok just had some doubts, unlike with Windows which you have to manually configure
[18:58] <xaos11> dimer enough already not everyone works with RAID
[18:58] <M3rL1n> I have a usb wireless device and when i plug it in it recognize it just like device but i can't do anything with it.I can't even enable it.it says connection timed out?! what's that
[18:58] <lasivian> oh, it's getting an I/O error on sector 0
[18:58] <Pici> Joker_-_: I'm not familiar with that tool. Do you mean aptitude?
[18:58] <Joker_-_> Pici: netselect-apt, sry
[18:58] <lasivian> not much I can do about that i'm guessing
[18:58] <xaos11> M3rL1n:   what kind of device?
[18:59] <Joker_-_> Pici: netselect-apt helps you find the fastest repository available
[18:59] <Joker_-_> Pici: but it's not included in ubuntu anymore
[18:59] <M3rL1n> xaos11: wireless
[18:59] <soier> UBUNTU BOOST LIBRARIES USERS ! R U THERE !?
[18:59] <Joker_-_> Pici: and there is no equivalent from what I've been googling for a few hours
[18:59] <brammetje> Tecumseh, thank you very much
[19:00] <dimer> how about enough already with the microsoft support you're giving... oh, something's not working? i'm not going to bother reading your problem, just fsck it.. you're having internet issues? reboot your modem..
[19:00] <xaos11> M3rL1n: i know, but is it a wireless card? bluetooth? wireless mouse?
[19:00] <salvatore> ciao
[19:00] <M3rL1n> xaos11: wifi
[19:00] <M3rL1n> device
[19:00] <lasivian> hrrm, is there any way to force-erase a device that is showing up in dmesg but not /dev?
[19:00] <Pici> !patience | soier
[19:00] <xaos11> thanks pici
[19:01] <M3rL1n> xaos11: what should i do
[19:01] <xaos11> um... lsusb?
[19:01] <M3rL1n> xaos11: its there
[19:01] <Joker_-_> !patience | Joker_-_
[19:01] <Pici> Joker_-_: Ah. I'm not sure if theres a tool available for something like that.  For the most part, you can just pick an Ubuntu mirror for a country close to you.. so it would be CC.archive.ubuntu.com  where CC is the 2 letter country code.
[19:01] <dimer> zzz
[19:01] <soier> 2 ubottu, ok. I understand ! tnx
[19:01] <dimer> anyone have experience with moving raid5 to another machine?
[19:02] <MassterJedi> My Second question, I used to play around with Red Hat 9 before and can remember being able to switch between KDE And I forget the second interface. Can we do that with Ubuntu?
[19:02] <Joker_-_> Pici: yeah but I get somewhere around 30kbps while I can get around 600kbps on other servers.
[19:02] <locustmage> hey all
[19:02] <xaos11> M3rL1n: i'm not sure about usb wifi, i've never used them with ubuntu
[19:02] <lasivian> dimer: software or hardware raid?
[19:02] <dimer> software
[19:02] <Joker_-_> Pici: I want to make a local mirror and I'll have to dl about 30gb of stuff so... it'd be appreciated to get the fastest repository possible
[19:02] <deus42> Dimer: I have had to more a software raid 5 between computers, if that is what you mean.
[19:02] <dimer> yeah
[19:03] <EvilDennisR> I'm looking for a backport of perl 5.10 for Hardy.. Point me in the right direction ?
[19:03] <dimer> i tried moving a 6 disk raid 5 to another computer
[19:03] <lasivian> M3rL1n: is your usb device known compatible with ubuntu?
[19:03] <uman_> Hey guys. I changed mobos so now i only have 2 nics instead of 3.. The thing is i really need to change the name of eth1 to eth2. how can i do that? Thanks
[19:03] <Pici> Joker_-_: I know what you mean, but I'm just not aware of a current tool that does that.  Sorry.
[19:03] <dimer> and when i assemble scan
[19:03] <MassterJedi> My Second question, I used to play around with Red Hat 9 before and can remember being able to switch between KDE And I forget the second interface. Can we do that with Ubuntu?
[19:03] <M3rL1n> xaos11: hm it recognize it when i plug it in the led flashes for a sec and cant get it enabled again
[19:03] <ChronosZA> anyone?  is there any other way on the planet i can overwrite a package on intrepid with the edgy one?
[19:03] <dimer> it only adds 2
[19:03] <xaos11> MassterJedi: i think you can pick between window managers with the gdm login app
[19:03] <Joker_-_> Pici: MAKE ONE :P
[19:03] <Joker_-_> Pici: thx anyway ;)
[19:03] <lasivian> dimer: Sorry, can;t help you, i've done alot of raids but all hardware
[19:03] <dimer> when i mdadm -E
[19:03] <Jufis> how to find out running processes? and how to shut them down?
[19:03] <M3rL1n> lasivian: yes
[19:03] <fluitfries> i still cannot ping gulus.usherbrooke.ca     are the synaptic mirrors down or something?
[19:03] <dimer> all the drives seem fine.. same uuid, same events #
[19:03] <M3rL1n> Jufis use htop
[19:04] <deus42> Hmm, usually the assemble scan works for me.
[19:04] <Unguided> hello all. can i install any version/derivative of ubuntu using wubi and can i install more than one version/derivative at the same time?
[19:04] <Jufis> htop? in terminal?
[19:04] <Joker_-_> Pici: I'll make such a tool tonight, do you know where I can post it so that ppl can use it too?
[19:04] <xaos11> M3rL1n: well the led flash could just be from power going to the device. what is the exact name of the device/model
[19:04] <dimer> but dmesg shows this: [  402.095895] md: invalid superblock checksum on sde1
[19:04] <dimer> [  402.095899] md: sde1 does not have a valid v0.90 superblock, not importing!
[19:04] <dimer> [  402.097167] md: md_import_device returned -22
[19:04] <deus42> With mdadm, you should be able to force it.
[19:04] <Joker_-_> Pici: do you know a place where I could find a list in plain text of all the repositories available?
[19:04] <dimer> i tried force
[19:04] <M3rL1n> Jufis : yes type sudo apt-get install htop.then just htop
[19:04] <Jufis> okay thanks
[19:04] <Joker_-_> Pici: I'll make a perl script to find the fastest one based on dl-speed
[19:04] <Guest91199> I have a strange bug, but I'm not sure what package to file it under - the keyboard seems to interpret certain sequence of keys strangle and does "weird" things.  Which package should I file this under?
[19:04] <shally88> !pastebin
[19:04] <VladimirBG> Hello, I'm interested in laptop HDD load/unload cycle bug, is it finaly solved?
[19:04] <Pici> Joker_-_: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[19:04] <deus42> The worst recovery I had to do was to recreate the array (which re-writes the super block) the data was there, but II wouldn't recommend it.
[19:05] <uman_> Hey guys. I changed mobos so now i only have 2 nics instead of 3.. The thing is i really need to change the name of eth1 to eth2. how can i do that? Thanks
[19:05] <Joker_-_> Pici: thx I'll work on that
[19:05] <dimer> mind taking this to messages?
[19:05] <Bolin> Could someone please help me set up my wifi? Im running ubuntu 8.10 on an Acer 5315 laptop... the wifi card is a atheros card... Ive had it working one time when i was using linux mint but cant remember how i did.
[19:05] <Pici> Joker_-_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors may be easier to grep though.
[19:05] <dimer> so i can paste you some stuff without spamming everyone else
[19:05] <M3rL1n> xaos11: TP-LINK TL-WN 322 G
[19:06] <MassterJedi> Cant we use an ISO image we have already downloaded with Wubi?
[19:06] <Joker_-_> Pici: yeah,. I was looking at the source of the previous one and... would have been a pain, ill check that one out
[19:06] <slabbeh> Is it generally a simple, troublefree job adding KDE to Ubuntu? I obviously want to avoid re-installing with Kubuntu if I can
[19:06] <pyroger101> does anyone know how to instal IR device, its model is IR603? head is wrecked. could really do with help please
[19:06] <venky> is it not possible to do port forwarding on DHCP ip's
[19:07] <pyroger101> does anyone know how to instal IR device, its model is IR603? head is wrecked. could really do with help please
[19:07] <shally88> how do i fix this? http://paste.ubuntu.com/116967/
[19:08] <pyroger101> does anyone know how to instal IR device, its model is IR603? head is wrecked. could really do with help please
[19:08] <venky> port forwarding with DHCP generated IP's
[19:08] <venky> is it possible?
[19:09] <ikonia> venky: sure
[19:09] <venky> ikonia: can u suggest me how do i do it
[19:09] <Mactus> Anyone have any idea how I can configure desktop 8.10 with an nvidia 6100 mini-PCI card and a Dell M992 monitor?
[19:09] <Pici> pyroger101: Repeating isn't going to get your question answered any faster, so please stop.
[19:10] <ikonia> venky: exactly the same way as with a static ip
[19:10] <shally88> ikonia: any fix for http://paste.ubuntu.com/116967/  ?
[19:10] <venky> ikonia: so in place of static ip i give my machine IP
[19:10] <pyroger101> sorry :(
[19:10] <Guest91199> VladimirBG: "Hello, I'm interested in laptop HDD load/unload cycle bug, is it finaly solved?" - can you give me a URL to the bug?  I have noticed my laptop hard drive clicking and I am assuming this to be the head parking/unparking.
[19:10] <pyroger101> sniff sniff
[19:10] <ikonia> shally88: did you do what the error message told you to do ?
[19:11] <Unguided> hello all. can i install any version/derivative (7.04 and above) of ubuntu using wubi and can i install more than one version/derivative at the same time?
[19:11] <ikonia> venky: you give the ip you want to forward from
[19:11] <ikonia> Unguided: 7.04 is end of live
[19:11] <ikonia> lif
[19:11] <ikonia> life
[19:11] <VladimirBG> Guest91199, just a sec
[19:11] <zipper2> ciao a tutti
[19:11] <zipper2> hi all
[19:12] <ikonia> hello
[19:12] <shally88> do i need to create /dev/vboxdrv?
[19:12] <ikonia> shally88: did you do what the error message suggested ?
[19:12] <zipper2> i have a problem
[19:12] <ikonia> zipper2: lets see if we can fix it
[19:12] <zipper2> how i can install apache+mysql ?
[19:12] <Unguided> Ikonia: I know but i was going to install linuxmce under wubi to see what it is all about and it is based off of ubuntu 7.04
[19:12] <shally88> ikonia: what? creat /dev/vboxdrv?
[19:12] <Chr1z> How do I get updatedb to also index a mounted share?
[19:12] <zipper2> i have ubuntu 8.04
[19:12] <ikonia> zipper2: install the packages "apache2" "mysql-server" (you may also want php5)
[19:12] <ikonia> shally88: no
[19:12] <venky> ikonia: thanks
[19:13] <venky> ikonia: will try that
[19:13] <ikonia> shally88: what does the error message tell you to do to fix it
[19:13] <MassterJedi> Ok. I'm about to install Ubuntu Through Virtual Machine by VirtualBox. Can I install everything at once? What I mainly want to do is install both the KDE Interface and Gnome at the same time
[19:13] <VladimirBG> Guest91199, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695
[19:13] <zipper2> ikonia: thanks
[19:13] <ikonia> Chr1z: change the config file to include it
[19:13] <Guest91199> VladimirBG: Cheers
[19:13] <MassterJedi> ?
[19:13] <zipper2> ikonia: i can use: "apt-get install apach2 mysql-server" comand?
[19:13] <shally88> ikonia: it only occur that saying no vm driver//
[19:13] <bgamari> Is Python 2.6 available on Intrepid in any form?
[19:13] <shally88> ikonia:  either i reinstall or ...?
[19:13] <bgamari> I believe there was supposed to be a PPA with it
[19:14] <zipper2> bye!
[19:14] <ikonia> shally88: if you can't read text on screen, you have no chance of progressing this, really read the words it has written it suggests an obvious fix
[19:14] <bgamari> but the ubuntu-python ppa seems to be inactive
[19:14] <VladimirBG> Guest91199, it says it's fixed, but I already lost an hdd a year ago to this... so I'm not puting linux on my laptop untill I'm sure, desktop is runing on ubuntu however
[19:14] <ikonia> zipper2: go fir it
[19:14] <Chr1z> ikonia: what needs to go in updatedb.conf to make it include a path?
[19:14] <MassterJedi> Ok. I'm about to install Ubuntu Through Virtual Machine by VirtualBox. Can I install everything at once? What I mainly want to do is install both the KDE Interface and Gnome at the same time
[19:14] <arturgam3r> yes, you can
[19:15] <^hashbang^> shally88: I tried to install Virtualbox from the repos, but it looks like the vboxdrv doesnt' get compiled. So, I uninstalled it, and went to virtualbox's website and downloaded and installed the package from there, and now I'm up and running
[19:15] <MassterJedi> Thanks
[19:15] <shally88> ikonia: i got this Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic.. but there is no further message..
[19:15] <ikonia> Chr1z: the man page explains how to use it
[19:15] <ikonia> shally88: have you installed that package ?
[19:15] <shally88> doing it
[19:15] <shally88> :)
[19:15] <lasivian> is it possible for force-overwrite sector 0 on a device that is not showing up in /dev?
[19:15] <gumpish> Is there any way to create symlinks or hard links in nautilus?
[19:15] <ikonia> MassterJedi: sure, just install the gnome-desktop or the kubuntu-package post install
[19:15] <Chr1z> ikonia: the manpage just shows prunepaths and prunefs.  Nothing about including.
[19:15] <Unguided> Ikonia: I know but i was going to install linuxmce under wubi to see what it is all about and it is based off of ubuntu 7.04
[19:15] <arturgam3r> MassterJedi when you login you cen decide what to use
[19:16] <MassterJedi> Theres a Media Center for Ubuntu?
[19:16] <ikonia> Chr1z: where is your file system mounted
[19:16] <arturgam3r> I don't realy now, but Mythbuntu? ><
[19:16] <gumpish> hmmm let's see if right-click -> Make Link will do what i need
[19:17] <shally88> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/116973/ which one?
[19:17] <Chr1z> ikonia: I want it to include /mounts/data
[19:17] <ikonia> Chr1z: you've actually got a mount point called "/mounts" ?
[19:17] <SliMM> hello
[19:17] <arturgam3r> MassterJedi: http://www.mythbuntu.org/
[19:18] <SliMM> how can I install java plugin for firefox?
[19:18] <ikonia> shally88: the one that matched your CURRENT running kernel
[19:18] <ikonia> !java > SliMM
[19:18] <shally88> ok..
[19:18] <shally88> then how to know it?
[19:18] <ikonia> shally88: uname -a will show you your kernel version
[19:18] <shally88> ok tq
[19:18] <AnRkey> does gnome have a script for when it shutsdown?
[19:18] <shally88> i got short memory..u got teach me that yesterday
[19:19] <Chr1z> ikonia: no. /mounts is a folder.  Under that I have several mounted shares like /mounts/data /mounts/share2 etc
[19:19] <ikonia> AnRkey: it has many processes when it shuts down, what are you looking for
[19:19] <MassterJedi> hmmm.
[19:19] <ikonia> Chr1z: then it should be included by default as it will index everything except prunefs
[19:19] <MassterJedi> thanks for that. worth looking into later
[19:19] <ikonia> Chr1z: sorry, prunepath
[19:19] <Rave1_> MassterJedihttp://linuxmce.com/
[19:20] <AnRkey> ikonia, when i shut down i need to unmount all my smbfs shares or it takes almost an our to shutdown
[19:20] <ikonia> AnRkey: if they are in the mtab and/or fstab the init scripts should remove them for you
[19:20] <AnRkey> ikonia, if i do sudo umount /media/* before i shutdown then it's all cool
[19:21] <RickX> I have an nVidia vanta card. Can anyone give me advice on how to get COmpiz and the Cube working?
[19:21] <shally88> thanks ikonia it's working now
[19:21] <AnRkey> a bug in smbfs or the shutdown/reboot procedure in 8.04.2 perhaps?
[19:21] <Chr1z> ikonia: my /mounts permissions are root:root drwx------ would that make it not pick it up?
[19:21] <diamont> hello
[19:21] <ikonia> AnRkey: quite possible
[19:21] <ikonia> Chr1z: you use sudo - so it should be fine
[19:21] <diamont> can anyone help me , i have a few questions?
[19:22] <ikonia> diamont: ask, lets see
[19:22] <Unguided> Ikonia: can i install any version/derivative (8.04 and above) of ubuntu using wubi and can i install more than one version/derivative at the same time? Meaning ubuntu, kubuntu, mythbuntu etc. i wld like to evaluate each of them to make a decision
[19:22] <diamont> i have a kompozer problem
[19:22] <shally87[sleep]> gnite all..3am here..
[19:22] <diamont> it crashes when i want to change fonts etc
[19:22] <ikonia> Unguided: I have no idea, I suspect you can install any version that's an active repo, but wubi is not an ubuntu product,
[19:22] <xaos11> nvidia vanta?
[19:22] <loller> hi , what`s the command to rename file
[19:22] <zor0> I've got a box with 4 nics, how can I see wich interface is what card? does ifconfig show if a cable is connected?
[19:22] <AnRkey> ikonia, can u suggest anything? I would like to file a bug if it is one, but to smbfs or the gnome ubu team?
[19:22] <ikonia> loller: mv
[19:22] <ikonia> zor0: it does, and mii-tool and ethtool will help
[19:23] <AnRkey> ikonia, and what to send them?
[19:23] <fiftyone_> !compiz
[19:23] <ikonia> AnRkey: I'd do it to the gnome team in launchpad.net
[19:23] <Unguided> Ikonia: thanks again for the information. Sorry u r getting hammered right now
[19:23] <ikonia> AnRkey: jus send them the facts
[19:23] <ikonia> Unguided: no problem, happy to help
[19:23] <AnRkey> ikonia, thanks
[19:24] <zor0> ikonia: what field is that?  I have one cable plugged in but ifconfig shows similar info on both interfaces that are "up"
[19:24] <AnRkey> ikonia, for a workaround are there any scripts i could add the umount command to?
[19:24] <n3o> ubuntu-fr
[19:25] <ikonia> zor0: good point, doesn't look like it does, use mii-tool
[19:25] <locustmage> wow dude i just figured out Seemless mode on virtual box!! now my ubuntu is running serious inside my windows
[19:25] <ikonia> AnRkey: well the init scripts should pick it up - so if they are not, no point adding to them
[19:25] <SliMM> ikonia: http://stikked.com/view/b993a555
[19:26] <gumpish> locustmage: now you just need to get comfortable enough with ubuntu to reverse that situation
[19:26] <Bleedisaster> o
[19:26] <Bleedisaster> hello
[19:26] <Bleedisaster> I need some help with my ubuntu
[19:26] <ikonia> SliMM: why are you showing me that ?
[19:26] <SliMM> ikonia: this is what I get and it doesn't look promising
[19:26] <zor0> ikonia: got it! thanks!
[19:26] <ikonia> SliMM: search https://help.ubuntu.com for java 64bit
[19:26] <locustmage> oh ive been there. but not with virtualbox.. I was using win4lin
[19:26] <^hashbang^> !ask | Bleedisaster
[19:26] <ikonia> zor0: cool
[19:26] <Bleedisaster> ubuntu dosen't recognize my wireless card
[19:26] <AnRkey> ikonia, the /etc/rc.d scripts?
[19:26] <SliMM> ikonia: because you made ubottu give me the link
[19:26] <Bleedisaster> and I would also like to install the beryl features and have no clue to do that
[19:26] <ikonia> AnRkey: /etc/init.d
[19:27] <ikonia> SliMM: yes, I appriciate that
[19:27] <locustmage> i just need to keep windows on here for my dad. havent broke him to linux totally yet
[19:27] <AnRkey> ikonia, thanks... gonna try it for shits and giggles
[19:27] <ikonia> Bleedisaster: beryl is dead, it was replaced with compiz-fusion which is already installed in ubuntu 7.10 and later
[19:27] <ikonia> AnRkey: careful on the language please.
[19:27] <Bleedisaster> how do I use that ?
[19:27] <ikonia> !compiz > Bleedisaster
[19:27] <sathyrion> Finally got ubuntu on my eee pc.. took some work. No sound yet tough
[19:28] <AnRkey> ikonia, soz - attitude adjusted :)
[19:28] <Bleedisaster> how do I view private?
[19:28] <ikonia> AnRkey: no problem, than you
[19:28] <ikonia> !compiz | Bleedisaster
[19:29] <rodrigue> Slt
[19:29] <lasivian> last night I saw soemone using a "cube" to switch workspaces, any ieda what that is?
[19:29] <lasivian> each workspace was a face on the cube
[19:29] <Myrtti> lasivian: compiz
[19:29] <locustmage> you can set that up in the compiz settings
[19:30] <lasivian> thanks
[19:30] <Rave1_> sathyrion  have you looked at this:http://www.array.org/ubuntu/
[19:31] <rodrigue> Salut à tous, y'a des français ici ?
[19:31] <Myrtti> !fr | rodrigue
[19:31] <sathyrion> quick irc/xchat question: Howto run /list command in new window?
[19:31] <rodrigue> Merci :)
[19:31] <rodrigue> !fr
[19:31] <Myrtti> de rien
[19:31] <Subdolus> how do I set a USB thumbstick formatted in NTFS as 'active' so I can boot from it?
[19:31] <locustmage> hey im trying to learn bash. right now im working off the tlpd.org website. anyone know any other good ones? i use tuxfiles too...
[19:32] <nonix4> Having installed Intrepid on different partition than Hardy, how do I restore Hardy to boot menu?
[19:32] <LSG> So i have this problem where my screen goes into power saving after 10 minutes. Changing the power management settings or even the screensaver doesn't seem to affect it. Any suggestions?
[19:32] <sathyrion> nonix4, Add boot parameters in your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:33] <wesnerps> fala aee galera?
[19:33] <wesnerps> 11
[19:33] <enkidu> uu
[19:34] <wesnerps> blz?
[19:34] <nonix4> sathyrion: looking for a way to make update-grub update them kernels properly...
[19:34] <Pici> !br | wesnerps
[19:34] <jhonnyboy> Hello everyone.
[19:34] <sathyrion> nonix4, Easy way: cd to your hardy partition and copy paste lines from it's menu.lst to your intrepd menu.lst
[19:35] <wesnerps> oque?  por que?  ???
[19:35] <nonix4> sathyrion: well I want something that doesn't need to be edited later on. Assuming upgrades to both Hardy & Intrepid.
[19:35] <jhonnyboy> I have a problem. When i switch themes from clear looks to let's say Human the colors still stay the same unless i manually change them. Ubuntu never use to do this. I don't know why this is happening.  :( Any insight?
[19:35] <jhonnyboy> Any idea?
[19:35] <Myrtti> !english | wesnerps
[19:35] <fiftyone_> !xgl
[19:36] <fiftyone_> !compiz
[19:36] <^hashbang^> !abuse
[19:36] <Subdolus> I'm using ubuntu to format and set up a thumbstick to run a windows installation... I've formatted the thumbstick in NTFS and now I just need to set it to "ACTIVE" but I don't know how
[19:36] <sathyrion> nonix4, Then I can't help.. Anyways, updating it manually takes like 10 sec anyways ^^
[19:36] <nonix4> sathyrion: and later on, Jaunty as well. With them installed to /dev/md0, /dev/md4 and /dev/md5, which map to first 3 partitions on those hds
[19:36] <benc> do I need to install or configure a firewall on ubuntu desktop?
[19:36] <innociv>  http://bc-dev.net/2008/05/07/mysql-nginx-and-php-on-ubuntu-804/ how do i stop this fastcgi script?  sudo /etc/init.d/init-fastcgi stop or restart doesnt' do it.  I get php: no process killed.   I need to find the PID and kill it, right? how do i figure out the PID then?
[19:36] <total_noob> hi guys and girls.  I've changed my sound card - how do i get ubuntu (8.10 ii) to recognise this and download/install the required driver?
[19:37] <pike_> total_noob: might already have. try system --> pref sound and see if it shows up
[19:37] <abhinay> Hi there
[19:37] <fdas> ciao
[19:37] <fdas> !list
[19:37] <^hashbang^> total_noob: what's the model number on your soundcard?
[19:38] <djdinho> hello world
[19:38] <^hashbang^> hi abhinay
[19:38]  * lasivian throws out compiz after all it did was screw up the windows
[19:38] <atlef> !firewall | benc
[19:38] <djdinho> ive got question that i cannot resolve by myself
[19:38] <^hashbang^> !ask | djdinho
[19:38] <abhinay> The brightness controls are working in console mode Ctrl+Alt+F1 but not working at gnome, now what does it mean? any suggestions...? btw, I'm using Macbook3,1
[19:39] <djdinho> right ok
[19:39] <abhinay> ^hashbang^, lo
[19:39] <total_noob> sound errors with: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=music: Failed to connect stream: Invalid argument.  Then have to force_quit
[19:39] <pike_> abhinay: you can adjust gamma by using xgamma -gamma .8 or whatever though im not sure thats what you need
[19:39] <LSG> So i have this problem where my screen goes into power saving after 10 minutes. Changing the power management settings or even the screensaver doesn't seem to affect it. Any suggestions?
[19:39] <jhonnyboy> guys when i change themes the theme color doesn't change. I must change it manually. Do you have any idea why this is hapenning?
[19:39] <arch3angel> does anyone know how to get cell cards working in linux
[19:40] <jedir0x> Is there a way to reset the sound configuration to it's default settings?  I'm having a hell of a time getting my sound working again...
[19:40] <arch3angel> i am reading something about airprime
[19:40] <abhinay> pike_, i use xbacklight for that, but, I want to adjust the brightness with the brightness keys itself
[19:40] <djdinho> ive installed directx9 by wine and after sometime im trying to run the same game that i was playing, but now its saying that direct x is not installed and when im trying to install it, its says error to me
[19:40] <georgeaf> hey guys, i used to mount my wubi 8.04 partitions on windows using ImDisk+ext2IFS. Now after I installed ubuntu 8.10 (wubi), it mounts but doesn't get recognized as ext3. On linux, file says it's Ext3. Did Wubi ppl change anything ?
[19:40] <AnRkey> exit
[19:40] <AnRkey> soz :)
[19:41] <jedir0x> :)
[19:41] <jedir0x> Is there a way to reset the sound configuration to it's default settings?  I'm having a hell of a time getting my sound working again.  Should alsamixer show a single volume controler for pulse?
[19:41] <pike_> jedir0x: sudo dpkg-reconfigure alsa-utils perhaps
[19:41] <jedir0x> i'll try that, thanks pike_
[19:42] <djdinho> ive installed directx9 by wine and after sometime im trying to run the same game that i was playing, but now its saying that direct x is not installed and when im trying to install it, its says error to me, anyone?
[19:42] <RoyK> hi! where does ubuntu get the weather data shown in the status line?
[19:42] <total_noob> hashbang: its a soundblaster
[19:43] <abhinay> |hashbang|, nice trail on your display name ;P
[19:43] <jhonnyboy> guys when i change themes the theme color doesn't change. I must change it manually. Do you have any idea why this is hapenning?
[19:43] <|hashbang|> total_noob: ok.. what version?
[19:43] <jedir0x> is there some documentation anywhere on how the whole pulseaudio server and alsa is setup? if i use alsamider -c 0 it gives me volume controls for my sound card, but if i don't pass arguments it's for the "pulse" device (which is default)... how should this all be setup?
[19:43] <total_noob> cant tell without cracking it onen and removing card (probably would have been a good idea to note it down first)
[19:44] <danbhfive> jedir0x: http://www.trilug.org/~crimsun/linuxaudio.png ?                                              jk
[19:44] <Marupa> Hi everyone, I've got a wacom tablet, and dual screens.  When I go dual, my wacom's surface area is stretched over two screens so it's essentially 2:1 horizontally.  Is there any way to restrict the tablet (not the mouse) to only one screen?
[19:44] <|hashbang|> total_noob: you don't have the box? or is this a used card?
[19:44] <jedir0x> lol
[19:44] <jedir0x> that's how i feel right now
[19:44] <jedir0x> i hate this shit
[19:44] <total_noob> hashbang: old card, entire system virtually pulled from skip.
[19:44] <|hashbang|> jedir0x: please watch your language
[19:45] <|hashbang|> total_noob: ah ok..
[19:45] <AidenL> Is there any way to test spam? I want spam sent to a certain address to see how SA and other antispam software react.
[19:45] <jedir0x> ( o  )(  o  ) > watching my language... is it supposed to do something?
[19:45] <Beyecixramd> AidenL just spam
[19:45] <Banano> AidenL, use words like viagra and shit?
[19:45] <jedir0x> Banano: watch your language
[19:45] <Beyecixramd> that could work Bananano
[19:45] <Beyecixramd> Banano* lol
[19:46] <Banano> sounds pretty cool with extra 'na'
[19:46] <Banano> ;)
[19:46] <Beyecixramd> xD
[19:46] <total_noob> hashbang: as Ive only just installed ubuntu, it is easier to reinstall and let it auto detect>
[19:46] <Scunizi> How do I list all the available groups via the terminal?
[19:46] <danbhfive> jedir0x: more seriously, I thought in general that everything was supposed to start feeding through pulseaudio, that pulse was going to be the great gate keeper/mixer to your sound card.  But, I don't know any specifics
[19:46] <jedir0x> well
[19:47] <jussel> Hello again.
[19:47] <jussel> I still need help with fixing my Soundcard on Ubuntu, if possible.
[19:47] <|hashbang|> !ubottu
[19:47] <AidenL> Beyecixramd Banano v1@gr@ c1Al1$ etc dont score high enough to trigger the scanner
[19:47] <pike_> Scunizi: /list -yes
[19:47] <idi0t> hi
[19:47] <jedir0x> short of reinstalling ubuntu, how can i just get it to "re-initialize" as if it were a fresh install and re-detect all my sound stuffs
[19:47] <pike_> Scunizi: wait what groups?
[19:47] <Beyecixramd> jedir0x i dont think that's possible
[19:47] <Scunizi> pike_: like www-data, ftp , my user account etc.
[19:47] <idi0t> i need help with ubuntu intrepid (8.10)
[19:48] <pike_> Scunizi: cat /etc/group
[19:48] <Pici> Scunizi: grep through /etc/group
[19:48] <idi0t> hi
[19:48] <SlimeyPete> !ask | idi0t
[19:48] <jussel> I'm on Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop Edition (i386) on my Asus X53S Laptop, and my Sound isn't working. It's a Realtek Audio device.
[19:48] <Scunizi> pike_: thanks..
[19:48] <sathyrion> Does the PAE under 32bit systems slow down the cpu much or is it just a small percentage? Want to utilize all my ram but can't run 64 due to the fact that cedega doesn't function right
[19:49] <SlimeyPete> sathyrion: support is built into the processor so I doubt it has much effect
[19:49] <jussel> Anyone know why it isn't working / how to get it working?
[19:49] <SlimeyPete> if any
[19:49] <SlimeyPete> !hda
[19:49] <SlimeyPete> !realtekhda
[19:50] <SlimeyPete> I know there's a factoid in there somewhere
[19:50] <jussel> !realtek
[19:50] <SlimeyPete> !ubottu
[19:50] <Scunizi> Pici: with lamp installed isn't there suppose to be a group called www-data or data-www ? "cat-ing /etc/group" lists lots of groups but I don't see that one. :(
[19:50] <Pici> Scunizi: It should be www-data
[19:50] <opr> hello, i cannot install the drivers for my nvidia card. the "isntalling drivers" window comes up but then it dissapears and the light remains greyed out!
[19:50] <idi0t> jussel: i have a similar problem. my sound card is a realtek alc888 (intel hda). i've recompiled alsa multiple times to get it to work and currently with no success. alsaconf can see the card, but aplay -l or anything else doesn't
[19:51] <pike_> opr: what card and what version of ubuntu
[19:51] <|hashbang|> !sound
[19:51] <Beyecixramd> anyone can get xfire to work under wine?
[19:51] <Beyecixramd> it crashes for no reason
[19:51] <jussel> idi0t: So you didn't got it working yet?
[19:51] <opr> pike_: nvidia 980 Gt and intrepid (8.10)
[19:51] <Beyecixramd> and the gfire plugin is not working too
[19:51] <|hashbang|> !nvidia | ope
[19:51] <|hashbang|> !nvidia | opr
[19:51] <SlimeyPete> jussel: you might want to look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto assuming it's a Realtek HDA chipset. I've not actually followed this guide myself though.
[19:51] <sathyrion> opr: Update your ubuntu and install manually from synaptic after updating is finnished. Had the same problem
[19:52] <idi0t> no. and i can't double click the volume control, as accoring to ubuntu i have no soundcard (which is weird)
[19:52] <jussel> SlimeyPete: I'll check it out, thanks.
[19:52] <Beyecixramd> well, you can use envygt too
[19:52] <Scunizi> Pici: finally I found it.  the list wasn't alphabetized.. took a couple of looks.
[19:52] <jussel> idi0t: I can click the volume control, and select different devices, but it's just not working.
[19:52] <jussel> tried to unmute, etc.
[19:52] <pike_> opr: i normally do a sudo apg-et install nvidia-glx-new
[19:52] <Beyecixramd> what about OSS/ALSA
[19:52] <Beyecixramd> switch
[19:53] <pike_> opr: er... sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[19:53] <tarsin> hello, what is the motivation behind disallowing user accounts to be created with `adduser` when their login name contains a '_' or '.' ?  i looked for a web page that described why this is done, but couldn't find much.  is there a list of applications / daemons that have difficulty parsing passwd?
[19:53] <|hashbang|> !soundblaster | total_noob
[19:53] <pike_> opr: or sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-177
[19:53] <|hashbang|> pike_: 180 is out now
[19:53] <fiftyone> !compiz
[19:53] <Hentai> tarsin, try ##linux
[19:54] <innociv> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
[19:54] <total_noob> hashbang: thanks so mch.  I'll check that now.
[19:54] <CuriosTiger> So I have an ancient laptop that doesn't seem to like the graphical installer. Do I have to go download the alternative CD, or is there a way to force textmode on the regular live CD? Adding "text" to the argument list seems not to work.
[19:54] <tarsin> Hentai: i thought ##linux had more to do with the kernel, and not a distribution
[19:54] <djdinho> ive installed directx9 by wine and after sometime im trying to run the same game that i was playing, but now its saying that direct x is not installed and when im trying to install it, its says error to me, anyone?
[19:54] <|hashbang|> !aptlock
[19:54] <Hentai> tarsin, no
[19:55] <Hentai> its unoffical linux channel for dicussion
[19:55] <|hashbang|> !repeat | innociv
[19:55] <innociv> what?..
[19:55] <Hentai> CuriosTiger, theres no selection for text mode?, thought there was
[19:55] <|hashbang|> !aptlock | innociv
[19:55] <jussel> By the way, it is a;  Codec: Realtek ALC660-VD
[19:55] <Beyecixramd> how can i set up FSAA in compiz?
[19:55] <idi0t> i checked /proc/asound/cards for a list of cards in my computer. there were none. this doesn't make sense!
[19:55] <Beyecixramd> like the cube
[19:55] <innociv> oh
[19:55] <Beyecixramd> i got an nvidia 8800 GTS
[19:56] <innociv> in a !terminal?
[19:56] <brendan`> hey all...i have an issue regarding using "mount --bind" to mount a shared directory for all my users.   when i add to my fstab "/home/shares/office /media/office auto defaults,bind 0 0" on my personal machine, it mounts and adds the drive to "places".  but on my ltsp server, when i attempt the same thing, my users do not see the drive in the "places" menu.   any ideas?
[19:56] <|hashbang|> idi0t: what does lspci | grep  Audio  report
[19:56] <tgbryano> will ubuntu 8.04 32 bit support 32GB of ram?
[19:56] <joey_> any ideas how to get headphones to be registered in ibex using the alsa mixer?
[19:56] <vpol> good evening all. i've got a problem after last (today) update (hal, firefox). my bluetooth mouse started moving jerkily. any ideas?
[19:56] <idi0t> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[19:56] <joey_> tgbryano: 32-bit OSes only support like 3-4gb
[19:57] <idi0t> looks ok
[19:57] <CuriosTiger> hentai: I thought there was too, but i'm not seeing one
[19:57] <Beyecixramd> how can i enable FSAA in compiz-fusion
[19:57] <|hashbang|> !intelhda | idi0t
[19:57] <CuriosTiger> hentai: There is the "alternate" download, which has a text-based installer. I'm grabbing that, I guess.
[19:57] <total_noob> thanks for the support guys :-)
[19:57] <tgbryano> joey_,  ok so i will need to go with the 64 bit version
[19:57] <Hentai> tgbryano, if it allows for PAE it will
[19:57] <idi0t> hashbang: i've already checked that page
[19:57] <|hashbang|> total_noob: did that fix it?
[19:57] <Hentai> CuriosTiger, yeah I used that a few times
[19:58] <CuriosTiger> oh. It did load in text mode.
[19:58] <tgbryano> does it allow for PAE
[19:58] <Beyecixramd> How can i enable FSAA in compiz-fusion please??
[19:58] <CuriosTiger> now let's see if I can invoke the installer from here.
[19:58] <|hashbang|> idi0t: hmm
[19:58] <idi0t> hashbang: it's like a just don't have a soundcard
[19:58] <|hashbang|> !patience | Beyecixramd
[19:58] <innociv> |hashbang|, dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.
[19:58] <innociv> Aborted
[19:58] <perillux> could someone possibly tell me what is the best NVidia card out there with Ubuntu/Linux support?  AND/OR what is the best NVidia card period, regardless of linux support?
[19:59] <Hentai> tgbryano, dunno check around their website
[19:59] <|hashbang|> innovic: do you have synpantic open?
[19:59] <innociv> synpantic?
[19:59] <CuriosTiger> any idea what the installer would actually be called? It dropped me into a (text-only) bash shell
[19:59] <innociv> i'm not ssure.  How do i check?
[19:59] <mercutio22> I would like to increase my audio recording levels above the maximum amount displayed in gnome mixer... is there a way?
[19:59] <|hashbang|> innovic: sorry, synaptic the package manager
[19:59] <steffy_> I have a problem setting with a swap partition. I've tried 'sudo mkswap /dev/sda4' but get the following:Setting up swapspace version 1, size = 4038606 kB; no label, UUID....insert lots of numbers here
[19:59] <tgbryano> Hentai, thanks
[20:00] <jussel> rebooting pc.
[20:00] <innociv> not sure :\  Never heard of it
[20:00] <jussel> installed some drivers, I guess
[20:00] <pike_> CuriosTiger: the livecd can only be installed through the gui. you can use server isntaller cd for text mode.  the key is to fix x which should be fairly easy
[20:00] <jussel> :D
[20:00] <|hashbang|> innovic: ok so what command are you running?
[20:00] <innociv> sudo apt-get update/install
[20:00] <bhaka> What tools are there in Ubuntu to cut, slice and mix video & audio?
[20:00] <innociv> both dpkg error
[20:00] <pike_> CuriosTiger: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf  and scroll down to the bottom Driver entry what does it say?
[20:00] <atlef> pike_: audacity
[20:01] <atlef> sorry
[20:01] <CuriosTiger> pike: Probably is once I'm up and running
[20:01] <|hashbang|> innovic: hmm, paste the error again... sorry
[20:01] <xsonicx> hi guys
[20:01] <atlef> bhaka: audacity
[20:01] <innociv> |hashbang|, dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.
[20:01] <vpol> btw. is that normal that xorg takes ~25-30% CPU on Intel945Gm (Gnome, no effects, simple theme)
[20:01] <innociv> Aborted
[20:01] <xsonicx> i need help
[20:02] <pike_> CuriosTiger: may help https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[20:02] <|hashbang|> innovic: have you tried sudo apt-get --fix-broken or --fix-missing
[20:02] <|hashbang|> innovic: have you tried sudo apt-get -f
[20:02] <CuriosTiger> pike: Yeah, just gotta install first. I'm downloading the alternate (text-based) installer iso now
[20:02] <innociv> trying now..
[20:02] <pike_> CuriosTiger: you can fix the livecd install too if you want its up to you really
[20:02] <|hashbang|> innovic: ok
[20:03] <locustmage> so anyone have any idea when Ubuntu will have i7 support? as far as ive read only Red hat based distros have it, and someone ported Gentoo to it, but nothing else.
[20:03] <innociv> did all 3. dpkg error still
[20:03] <bhaka> atlef: does it edit video ?
[20:03] <CuriosTiger> pike: I can't *run* the liveCD installer
[20:03] <atlef> bhaka: no, try avidemux
[20:03] <CuriosTiger> pike: The only way I can boot the liveCD is in text mode. That drops me into a bash shell, and there doesn't seem to be a text-based installer to invoke on the liveCD
[20:04] <pike_> CuriosTiger: you said it dropped you into bash you can fix x from there
[20:04] <CuriosTiger> pike: You mean fix X so I can get into the graphical installer?
[20:04] <CuriosTiger> I suppose that's an approach.
[20:04] <pike_> CuriosTiger: up to you. the text installer is what i normally use anyway
[20:05] <CuriosTiger> yeah, I've already downloaded it, so
[20:06] <flyingsquirrel32> How do I modify my dhcp.conf to make my LTSP install work with a single nic?
[20:06] <CuriosTiger> this laptop is so ancient the windows that came with it was Millennium edition :D
[20:06] <jussel> I really don't understand why My sound isn't working =l
[20:06] <|hashbang|> CuriosTiger: ouch!!
[20:07] <|hashbang|> jussel: did it used to work, and then stopped working? or did it never work?
[20:07] <Jerusalem420> something is changing my /etc/resolv.conf over and over again to a bad dns setting
[20:07] <mouka> hi all
[20:07] <jussel> |hasbang|: Never worked, but it always worked on my normal Desktop PC.
[20:07] <mouka> how can I install arabic fonts on my ubuntu box?
[20:07] <|hashbang|> jussel: what type of soundcard?
[20:07] <jussel> I'm on the Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop edition, and it worked before.
[20:08] <jussel> Ehm, a Realtek.
[20:08] <innociv> Hit http://us.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-updates/multiverse Sources
[20:08] <innociv> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[20:08] <mouka> I already installed mscore, but when I try displaying arabic fonts, I get some ugly ones
[20:08] <mouka> anybody knows how to fix this issue?
[20:09] <|hashbang|> innociv: did you run ` dpkg --configure -a` like it states?
[20:09] <innociv> yes
[20:09] <Banano> add sudo
[20:09] <innociv> I did
[20:09] <perillux> could someone possibly tell me what is the best NVidia card out there with Ubuntu/Linux support?  AND/OR what is the best NVidia card period, regardless of linux support?
[20:09] <Banano> "sudo dpkg.... "
[20:09] <mnemo> how can I make non-focused window have a opaque window caption / decoration instead of being semi transparent like the default???
[20:09] <Banano> oh nvm
[20:10] <innociv> Processing triggers for libc6 ...  /   ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[20:10] <innociv> d   /   pkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.  / Aborted
[20:10] <|hashbang|> innociv: hmm
[20:11] <jussel> |hasbang|: It's  a:    Codec: Realtek ALC660-VD
[20:11] <|hashbang|> jussel: ok
[20:11] <|hashbang|> jussel:ty
[20:11] <innociv> this really sucks
[20:11] <jussel> Think you can do anything with it? :P
[20:11] <jussel> I hate it to play without sounds =P
[20:11] <|hashbang|> jussel: looking
[20:11] <jussel> thanks =}
[20:12] <|hashbang|> innociv: hmm, reboot?
[20:12] <innociv> gah.. okay
[20:12] <|hashbang|> innociv:
[20:12] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Is there a way to stop middle-click from pasting in Kubuntu? Its getting annoying to have stuff like "fetti Pasta Course list last upda" randomly inserted into documents and emails :/
[20:12] <|hashbang|> innociv: I"m not an apt-get guru yet... I'm from the yum world
[20:12] <Kartagis> hello
[20:13] <Kartagis> how do I find out what authentication protocol I use for my system?
[20:13] <|hashbang|> jussel: http://ubuntu-utah.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=616845 worth checking out!!
[20:13] <cjae> !microdia
[20:14] <joey_> any ideas how to get headphones to be registered in ibex using the alsa mixer?
[20:14] <jussel> |hashbang|: Thanks, i'll give it a try =D
[20:15] <|hashbang|> joey_: have you tried.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound
[20:15] <idi0t> ok. i think jaunty may fix the sound so i'm going to alpha test it. i'm getting it down now.
[20:15] <CuriosTiger> gah.
[20:15] <CuriosTiger> bad burn on this one, apparently.
[20:15]  * CuriosTiger installs anyway. aptitude does checksum verification on each package, right? :)
[20:16] <innociv> |hashbang|, retstart didn't help
[20:16] <|hashbang|> innociv: hmmm...
[20:17] <jiffe92> I have a src package I'm trying to create a binary package for, but it doesn't seem to install anything
[20:18] <jiffe92> this is a library with an include file and a man, I'm using 'dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot' to build it using 'http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51003' as a guide
[20:18] <bhaka> atlef: thanks, it seems to be the right thing for me
[20:19] <Bolin> i have a fresh install of ubuntu 8.10 but can't seem to get my wifi to work properly. Im running on a Acer Aspire 5315 laptop and its a atheros ar242 card in the laptop. The wired network works out of the box but not the wifi.
[20:19] <bahuvrihi> Hi! Have anyone got the fglrx error of vm86 sending signal 11 after a logout?
[20:19] <perillux> could someone possibly tell me what is the best NVidia card out there with Ubuntu/Linux support?  AND/OR what is the best NVidia card period, regardless of linux support?
[20:20] <Bolin> under system -> admin -> hardware drivers it says that the driver is activated and in use, but i still doesn't have a ath0 under ifconfig
[20:20] <clayg> during a video conversion in devede (don't know why this wouldmatter but in case it does) my computer froze and I reset it. Once the computer rolled over it did the post (recognized the HD) and said DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK PRESS ENTER.  In bios doing the smart HD check it says the drive is fine....any ideas?!
[20:20] <ketzu> Heyo. I'm trying to install DbVisualizer and I'm getting the following error: java.awt.AWTError: Assistive Technology not found: org.GNOME.Accessibility.JavaBridge
[20:20] <ketzu> According to synaptic I have that library installed though
[20:20] <|hashbang|> bolin: right click on the network icon on the menubar and choose disable wireless, then do it again and choose enable wireless
[20:21] <verb3k> what's the best pastebin?
[20:21] <lycannyc-work> how can i bring network manager up?
[20:21] <CoJaBo-Aztec> clayg: Make sure the HD is enabled and first in the BIOS boot order.
[20:21] <lycannyc-work> i put the laptop to sleep or hibernate i forgot, and Wifi is not coming up
[20:21] <rainmanp7> .
[20:21] <|hashbang|> verb3k: paste.ubuntu.com
[20:21] <lycannyc-work> nor network manager icon is there
[20:21] <captiancrash> why wouldn't the power history app show the charge / discharge times for my APC battery backup?
[20:21] <Bolin> |hashbang|: doesnt have that option :/
[20:22] <Bolin> only have enable networking, connection information and edit connections
[20:22] <|hashbang|> lycannyc-work: from a termial type sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart
[20:22] <verb3k> thanks hash
[20:22] <Amber_Johnson> Greetings :) I have the Nvidia drivers running great! I have Xserver settings installed too. I canot seem to find the controls for the GPU cooling fans. Can anyone tell me where I can tweak my graphics card fans?
[20:22] <lycannyc-work> |hashbang|, i think i only have networking, , not networkManager but let me check
[20:22] <Chunko> when doing a pxe/network/preseed auto install of ubuntu (that part is all working), how do I specify to install ubuntu server instead of desktop?
[20:22] <|hashbang|> Bolin: were you given a different driver option from the Hardware Manager
[20:23] <lycannyc-work> |hashbang|, well i did that and the icon is not there either
[20:23] <FreshPrince__> where can i select the icosn theme ?
[20:23] <|hashbang|> Bolin: for my broadcomm I get to different options because of the firmware required to get it to work..
[20:23] <clayg> CoJaBo-Aztec, just got back from it, both are and still has a problem
[20:23] <|hashbang|> lycannyc-work: did you remove by mistake?
[20:24] <gatewarstrek> FreshPrince__: System->Preferences->Appearance
[20:24] <Bolin> |hashbang|: http://bayimg.com/image/danhlaabi.jpg
[20:24] <Bolin> thats a screenshot
[20:24] <Kartagis> how do I find out what authentication protocol I use for my system?
[20:24] <CoJaBo-Aztec> clayg: Maybe the bootloader got messed up somehow?
[20:25] <|hashbang|> Bolin: thx... hmmm try restarting network manager. open a terminal and do: sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager restart
[20:25] <Bolin> didn't help
[20:25] <lycannyc-work> same here
[20:25] <clayg> CoJaBo-Aztec, I thought that also, went into live cd and dropped to terminal, did grub then the find command but no luck, both returned file not found or something like it...I'm going to install a new copy of ubuntu, then if it'll permit me to get int the first one I'll erase th new one
[20:25] <|hashbang|> Kartagis: you can look in /etc/nsswitch.conf
[20:25] <Bolin> |hashbang|: looks the same
[20:26] <|hashbang|> Bolin: what does dmesg say?
[20:26] <|hashbang|> Bolin: pastebin it
[20:26] <Bolin> how do i look that?
[20:26] <Bolin> whats pastebin? :p
[20:26] <MarkJones> Hello all, I was wondering if checking a Ubuntu CD from the terminal usually gives errors or wrong sums and thats why the CDs boot menu gives the option to check the CD there? I dont have trouble with checksums of any other distro.
[20:26] <MarkJones> I mean checking md5sums of the cd.
[20:26] <|hashbang|> Bolin: you can copy the output of dmesg to paste.ubuntu.com and paste the link to it here
[20:26] <|hashbang|> !paste
[20:26] <Huufarted> I'm sorry to bother you all, but I'm gradually shifting from an M$ environment.  Can somebody recommend a Linux based IRC client?  One less tether to Windows.
[20:27] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: Xchat
[20:27] <MarkJones> Linux based IRC=Pidgin
[20:27] <atlef> Huufarted: irssi
[20:27] <Bolin> |hashbang|: how do i check dmesh?
[20:27] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: or irssi
[20:27] <Kartagis> thanks |hashbang| , i got it
[20:27] <Huufarted> I don't like IRC over Pidgin.  I've tried it.  Hashbang, thank you.  I'll check both of those out.
[20:27] <lycannyc-work> Huufarted, xchat for the win
[20:27] <|hashbang|> Bolin: from a terminal type dmesg and then enter
[20:27] <Bolin> ok
[20:27] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: irssi is text based...
[20:28] <Huufarted> gotcha
[20:28] <|hashbang|> Bolin: you can copy the entire dmesg output if you do `dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.out
[20:28] <lindux> hi all
[20:28] <jim_p> gentlemen we have a spam bot. who can do the job for the channel?
[20:28] <jim_p> !admin
[20:28] <Huufarted> Add/Remove is showing XChat and XChat-GNOME.  What's the difference?
[20:28] <jussel> Rebooting PC again, tried the method.
[20:28] <jussel> hope it works.
[20:29] <Myrtti> Huufarted: xchat is the more sane one than xchat-gnome
[20:29] <Bolin> |hashbang|: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117005/
[20:29] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: I'd go with Xchat-Gnome
[20:29] <jpds> jim_p: Who?
[20:29] <lindux> i need a little help..if someone want to help me with myspace player that doesn't work at all..
[20:29] <MattJ> jpds: Amy_Swallows at least
[20:29] <lindux> thank you
[20:29] <Amber_Johnson> nvclock? is that the only way to control my fans on nvidia 8800?
[20:29] <jpds> MattJ: Got it.
[20:29] <Huufarted> amy_swallows hit me up on my way in, too.
[20:29] <pronto> Amber_Johnson: nvclock works great
[20:30] <Huufarted> ty
[20:30] <redspike> anyone know any nice way to get users $HOME to be restored when thay login or logout? i have setup a perfect skell for all my ts users ant whant all users to be reseted to that conf when thay login
[20:30] <azitel> iel@hotmail.com
[20:30] <|hashbang|> Bolin: are you running 32 or 64 bit?
[20:31] <Huufarted> redspike, the /etc/passwd
[20:31] <innociv> well upgrade seems to be working
[20:31] <|hashbang|> innovic: woot!!!
[20:31] <|hashbang|> innovic: what did you do
[20:31] <innociv> maybe dpkg is a bug in an old version
[20:31] <innociv> erm jsut sudo apt-get upgrade or whatever
[20:31] <Amber_Johnson> how do I use SLI with ubuntu?
[20:31] <dust> tail -f /home/dust/tiny.log |grep -e "tells you" |osd3 &
[20:31] <Glassworks> anyone know why my sound will pop and crackle in say scorched 3d but not when i play a movie file
[20:31] <dust> can someone tell me why that doesnt work?
[20:31] <innociv> that upgrades my ubuntu distro?
[20:31] <|hashbang|> !sli
[20:32] <Bolin> |hashbang|: 32bit
[20:32] <lechon> i'm using ubuntu 8.10, 64bit, and when i insert a SD card, dmesg gives the error: mmc0: error -110 whilst initializing SD card
[20:32] <MarkJones> Is there a way to get a list of all the commands available in my distros terminal etc?
[20:32] <lechon> does anyone know whats up with this?
[20:32] <keevie> installing amarok 2 on hardy, i get a TON of unmet deps that i cant seem to figure out how to install. https://keevie.privatepaste.com/840ZVjiHwO can anyone help?
[20:32] <Huufarted> MarkJones, there are FAR too many to list.  'man' is your friend, though.
[20:32] <MarkJones> ok
[20:32] <keevie> MarkJones: cd /bin/, ls
[20:33] <keevie> MarkJones, then cd /usr/bin, and also ls
[20:33] <|hashbang|> Amber_Johnson: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=860&num=1 might be useful
[20:33] <MarkJones> Just thought I would go and try to learn as many commands as possible
[20:33] <dust> tail -f /home/dust/tiny.log |grep -e "tells you" |osd3 &
[20:33] <Amber_Johnson> MarkJones:  look in /bin foldser for most of the commands
[20:33] <Huufarted> erm...  that makes WAY too much sense
[20:33] <MarkJones> ok cool
[20:33] <jim_p> can i ask something about kopete here on in #kubuntu?
[20:33] <Amber_Johnson> thanks |hashbang|
[20:33] <keevie> jim_p, this isnt #kubuntu , :p
[20:33] <Pici> jim_p: Sure. But this is #ubuntu.
[20:33] <|hashbang|> Amber_Johnson: np, hope it helpes
[20:33] <dust> ffs!
[20:34] <|hashbang|> s/helpes/helps/
[20:34] <jim_p> i will ask in #kubuntu the, thanks
[20:34] <Huufarted> Can someone answer for me what 'mesa' is when dealing with Intel graphics drivers?
[20:34] <|hashbang|> Bolin: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766529 try this
[20:34] <alexis_> y a-t-il des francais dans l'assistance ??? ;)
[20:34] <|hashbang|> !fr | alexis
[20:35] <atlef> !mesa | Huufarted
[20:35] <Huufarted> atlef, thanks.  Didn't realize there was a bot in here.
[20:35] <Huufarted> !intel
[20:35] <smoovep> xaos11: sorry.. i had a meeting.. u still there?
[20:35] <MarkJones> Can anyone point me to a good place to learn command line pipeing(sp)? Like piping dd output and | pipe that to gzip etc for compression? Thats possible right?
[20:35] <Pici> !msgthebot
[20:35] <lindux> it's not gentle to repeat the question but i need help..
[20:36] <lindux>  i need a chance to run away from M$
[20:36] <keevie> lindux, with what?
[20:36] <lindux> with myspace player
[20:36] <jiffe92> alright, I'm trying to make a package manually, I have the control.tar.gz, data.tar.gz and debian-binary files, I've archived them, but when I add the archived .deb file to the repository, it says its not a valid package as it is missing the debian-binary file, which is present, I verified by ar x file.deb, and the file contains 2.0 in it
[20:36] <lindux> i got problem with flash
[20:36] <keevie> thats flash, install flash
[20:36] <KDE4000> how can i get to grub> in ubuntu livecd?
[20:36] <gatewarstrek> MarkJones: yes, its possible. The rule is that you do a command, such as echo "bob" then pipe it through antoher, the output to the first will be sent to the second, so: echo "bob" | grep -i "bob"
[20:36] <innociv> omfg
[20:36] <lindux> already done
[20:36] <innociv> bull
[20:36] <lindux> kev
[20:36] <innociv> bull bull bull :|
[20:36] <Pici> innociv: stop
[20:36] <KDE4000> i need the grub> prompt
[20:37] <keevie> lindux, does flash work for other things?
[20:37] <atlef> !grub | KDE4000
[20:37] <Bolin> |hashbang|: it says to disable Atheros Hardware Access Layor (Hal) but i dont have that?
[20:37] <innociv> Errors were encountered while processing:              x11-common           defoma              E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[20:37] <KDE4000> i dont have grub installed
[20:37] <MarkJones> ok maybe it was just my syntax I had bad last time I tried learning it.
[20:37] <KDE4000> im trying to load a flash drive
[20:37] <MarkJones> Ill google for a better tutorial.
[20:37] <bacaci|work> anyone heard of jaunty?
[20:37] <gatewarstrek> MarkJones: PM me with the command or pastebin it
[20:37] <gatewarstrek> nvm gtg
[20:37] <KDE4000> but the bios doesnt support booting from USB
[20:38] <Pici> bacaci|work: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty/9.04 support/discussion.
[20:38] <atlef> !jaunty | bacaci|work
[20:38] <bacaci|work> kk
[20:38] <Bolin> |hashbang|: should i disable the support for atheros that i showed u on my screenshot?
[20:38] <MarkJones> Trying to use 'dd' to backup my freshly restored iPod and then compress the output with gzip etc.
[20:38] <|hashbang|> Bolin: hmm, if you don't have it then you don't need to disable it. I would think that you don't have it... but i'm not sure. You could open synpatic package manager and search for hal or atheros
[20:38] <MarkJones> So I can restore in Linux when needed so I wont ever need windows to do it.
[20:39] <smoovep> my r128 card does not work.. can anyone assist.. ? thx
[20:39] <|hashbang|> Bolin: yes
[20:39] <Bolin> i'll just follow the instructions and see if its works
[20:39] <Bolin> disable the atheros support?
[20:39] <namzezam> problem with login , my user name is in english but my default in hebreow, when changing the language, it only changes the user-readable messages on the screen, not the language of the input field -- that is stuck on Hebrew. This issue is also described here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-660830.html . Unsolved !!! any hint?
[20:39] <|hashbang|> MarkJones: http://www.newlinuxuser.com/howto-use-the-dd-command/ this may help
[20:39] <MarkJones> k thank you
[20:39] <|hashbang|> Bolin: yes, disable it
[20:39] <Bolin> kk... brb
[20:40] <lycannyc-work> man this network manager is borked
[20:40] <fiftyone> i have a question maybe you can help me, I am on a really small lappy, and sometimes when load a program the program is really big and extends itself way below my screen i have to alt+click to move to the bottom then resize it its a real pain, is there any way I can make the default window size so that all programs and windows fit on my screen?
[20:41] <anonusing> is anyone here familiar with using xampp?
[20:42] <smoovep> Question? Ihave a nvidiax2 vga card. works great.. my second card ati r128 does not work... only if i disable the nvidia it works fine.. any ideas? i would like to have 3 screens instead of the two using the nvidia card.. Thx
[20:42] <Huufarted> fiftyone, this isn't much of an answer for you, but you can auto-hide both bars and it helps a lot with windows extending past the edge
[20:42] <anonusing> ...in ubuntu of course
[20:42] <Huufarted> fiftyone, another answer is to change your resolution so it's longer and your desktop itself extends farther south.
[20:42] <Huufarted> of course that means you have to mouse up or down to traverse the new desktop real estate
[20:42] <sathyrion> I got an error trying to mount a win partition. saying it was busy. Does 8.10 deny access if win was shut down inproper?
[20:43] <smoovep> fiftyone: or us a CRT or LCD with high resolutions to resize the program..
[20:43] <atlef> sathyrion: yes
[20:43] <scrouaf> t
[20:43] <Pollywog> hello I get a dialog box from Pidgin when someone sends me an auth spam, is there a utility that can push the OK button for me automatically?
[20:43] <Bolin> |hashbang|: the link to the file i should download is dead
[20:43] <sathyrion> atlef, thought so.. my sucky vista always do that..
[20:43] <Pollywog> to close the dialog
[20:44] <Bolin> madwifi-ng-r2756+ar5007.tar.gz
[20:44] <|hashbang|> Bolin: ouch...
[20:44] <Huufarted> Anybody here familiar with installing open-source drivers for intel graphics chipsets?
[20:44] <keevie> Huufarted, sort of, what do you need?
[20:44] <Huufarted> working on getting Wine and WoW running as a side-project.
[20:44] <|hashbang|> Bolin: try sudo apt-get install madwifi-tools
[20:44] <Huufarted> the default drivers from Ubuntu suck, so I was advised to get the open-source ones.
[20:44] <namzezam> atlef: Please help..Problem with login , my user name is in english but my default in hebrew , when changing the language in login, it only changes the user-readable messages on the screen, not the language of the input field -- that is stuck on Hebrew. This issue is also described here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-660830.html !!!Ii is Unsolved!! !!! any hint?
[20:44] <smoovep> any ideas how to get teh second card running? thx
[20:44] <Pollywog> Huufarted: are you opposed to Cedega?
[20:45] <keevie> Huufarted, open source video card driver suck
[20:45] <rainmanp7> Ok what's the package name to get a right click open as Administrator on things ?
[20:45] <rainmanp7> .
[20:45] <Huufarted> suggestions?  Intel 945 is the chipset.
[20:45] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: wow won't run under wine... you need to use http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxgames/
[20:45] <keevie> Huufarted, get the restricted intel ones
[20:45] <djdinho> how to turn off X ?
[20:45] <Huufarted> hashbang, it runs, it's just poor video performance right now
[20:45] <Huufarted> but I'll look at cxgames
[20:45] <Huufarted> keevie, thank you
[20:45] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: what video card do you have?
[20:46] <Huufarted> on-board intel 945
[20:46] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: hmm, good luck
[20:46] <Huufarted> I'm not expecting awesome performance, hell it's an eee from Asus
[20:46] <Guest16590> Has anybody in here ever used poweradmin?
[20:46] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: doh! ok cool
[20:46] <djdinho> how to turn off x?
[20:46] <rainmanp7> Ack.
[20:46] <Huufarted> but in Windows it's very playable as long as I'm not raiding.  :)
[20:46] <keevie> djdinho, why do you want to turn off x?
[20:46] <|hashbang|> djdinho: click shutdown
[20:46] <Huufarted> lol hashbang
[20:46] <djdinho> to install nvidia newest drivers
[20:46] <oCean_> djdinho: /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:47] <|hashbang|> Huufarted: nice.. I miss wow...
[20:47] <Guest16590> !poweradmin
[20:47] <djdinho> thank you
[20:47] <Jerusalem420> something is changing my /etc/resolv.conf over and over again to a bad dns setting
[20:47]  * verb3k is amazed at the amount of help |hashbang| is doing to the community :)
[20:47] <sathyrion> crossover the new rival for cedega?
[20:47] <Jerusalem420> any ideas what could cause that?
[20:47] <rainmanp7> I don't know
[20:47] <|hashbang|> verb3k: ??
[20:47] <Pollywog> guest Google Linux ?
[20:47] <rainmanp7> !Admin
[20:47] <ysth> just updated firefox on Hardy, and the nonfree flash plugin no longer seems to work
[20:47] <Huufarted> Jerusalem, something with root access.  I've seen viruses do it in Windows, but this is Linux we're talking
[20:48] <rainmanp7> !admin plugin synapit manager
[20:48] <lycannyc-work> easy fixed network manager issue by doing sudo init 1
[20:48] <keevie> installing amarok 2 on hardy, i get a TON of unmet deps that i cant seem to figure out how to install. https://keevie.privatepaste.com/840ZVjiHwO can anyone help?
[20:48] <rainmanp7> !admin plugin synapitic manager
[20:48] <eighthour> anyone know why wav files are skipping in ubuntu....???....used multiple cds....
[20:48] <Pollywog> ysth I have the same problem but Flock runs great
[20:48] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: are you using a wireless router or something like that?
[20:48] <Pollywog> the Flock Browser that is based on Firefox
[20:48] <Veinor> is there any way to keep sshfs from disconnecting?
[20:48] <innociv> what exactly does apt-get upgrade do?.. it upgrades ubuntu distro itself?
[20:48] <rainmanp7> !Gnome admin synapitic manager
[20:48] <rainmanp7> !Gnome admin
[20:49] <rakudave> rainmanp7: to query ubottu, pleas use a private message
[20:49] <Bolin> |hashbang|: still.. only eth0 and lo in ifconfig :( no ath0
[20:49] <rainmanp7> k
[20:49] <verb3k> !abuse
[20:49] <ysth> innociv: no, it upgrades packages but not the distro
[20:49] <|hashbang|> Bolin: dude I'm at a loss
[20:49] <Pici> verb3k: !botabuse is what you're looking for methinks
[20:49] <innociv> oh
[20:49] <ysth> if I understand you correctly
[20:49] <innociv> what's apt-get update do then?..
[20:49] <ysth> use update-manager to upgrade the distro
[20:49] <verb3k> Pici, yes :)
[20:49] <Jerusalem420> hash, nope.
[20:49] <verb3k> !botabuse
[20:49] <innociv> SHOULD I upgrade the distro?
[20:49] <Jerusalem420> just pon
[20:49] <keevie> innociv, it updateces your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[20:49] <ysth> innociv: update gets new files showing what could be upgraded
[20:49] <Bolin> |hashbang|: i can edit connections and add my wireless but i don't have the mac address... only the ssid and the WPA key
[20:50] <FreshPrince__> does anybody know a nice gtk2 theme in PINK, its for my girlfriend :)
[20:50] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: so you have a direct connection to the internet? or are you getting your IP from a DHCP server?
[20:50] <Pici> innociv: apt-get upgrade or apt-get dist-upgrade ONLY looks for package updates. it will NOT upgrade you from one release to the next.
[20:50] <ysth> innociv: update is like  upgrade-manager's Check button.
[20:50] <innociv> Is it ever a bad idea to update-manager?
[20:50] <|hashbang|> !madwifi
[20:50] <danbhfive_jaunty> innociv: upgrade to 8.10
[20:50] <Jerusalem420> i have a adsl modem plugged into my network card
[20:50] <innociv> i'm on a xen VPS.  I have 8.10
[20:50] <djdinho> this /etc/int.d/gdm stop not heped, nvidia still saying that i havent turned off my x display
[20:50] <innociv> so i shouldn't do anything?
[20:50] <rainmanp7> Is there a world map showing ubuntu users around the world ?
[20:51] <Pici> innociv: Regularly updating will get security patches, which are good.
[20:51] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: ok so your ISP is giving you your IP and DNS servers.
[20:51] <rainmanp7> I saw that on one distro
[20:51] <danbhfive_jaunty> innociv: install whatever updates update-manager asks you to install.  That's basically it
[20:51] <djdinho> this /etc/int.d/gdm stop not heped, nvidia still saying that i havent turned off my x display <--- anyone? why he is keep asking me?
[20:51] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: so what entries are correct and which ones aren't? use paste.ubuntu.com for me and copy and paste in your /etc/resolv.conf
[20:51] <Pollywog> djdinho: you sure you do not have a different session manager installed?
[20:51] <Jerusalem420> dns servers
[20:51] <Bolin> whats BSSID |hashbang| ?
[20:52] <Pollywog> xdm or kdm perhaps
[20:52] <lithixium> What do people think about using spaces in filenames?
[20:52] <djdinho> different session manager?  dont think so...
[20:52] <Pollywog> k
[20:52] <ysth> lithixium: don't.
[20:52] <Pollywog> had to ask
[20:52] <|hashbang|> Bolin: Basic Service Set Identifier
[20:52] <lithixium> ysth, why?
[20:52] <djdinho> compiz is not different sessin manager, right?
[20:52] <ysth> lithixium: but it's a bug if something doesn't work with a spacey path.
[20:52] <djdinho> *session
[20:52] <keevie> lithixium, its annoying when you do a lot of work from the command line
[20:53] <danbhfive_jaunty> lithixium: I don't know how to handle them on the command line, so I avoid them in general
[20:53] <assassin1> My old pentium II with only 192 mb. doesn't boot from CD...can Ubuntu be installed any other way?
[20:53] <ysth> lithixium: it's too easy to mess up shell scripting
[20:53] <danbhfive_jaunty> assassin1: alternate cd
[20:53] <Pollywog> a \ in front of the spaces generally works on the command line
[20:53] <ogre> assassin1: assassin1 try alternate install cd
[20:53] <dupondje> I have a HVR1300 tv card in my ubuntu system, all modules get loaded @ boot time, but the cx88_alsa module isn't loaded @ boot, while it was loaded before ... Any id's how to fix ? Or is this a bug ?
[20:53] <danbhfive_jaunty> assassin1: and try xubuntu
[20:53] <Veinor> my opinion on spaces: at least they aren't one of {};|\
[20:53] <assassin1> danbhfive_jaunty, what is that?
[20:54] <keevie> Pollywog, yeah, but that doesnt mean its not annoying
[20:54] <lithixium> What do you guys do instead? underscore?
[20:54] <|hashbang|> danbhfive_jaunty: you can do a word completion .. like cd g [tab] will auto complete it for you if the name has spaces in it
[20:54] <djdinho> what that mean?
[20:54] <klipdrift> i set it up as homepage on some school computers
[20:54] <Veinor> assassin1: xubuntu is ubuntu with XFCE, which has less processor load
[20:54] <Pollywog> keevie: yes it does not escape annoying, unfortunately
[20:54] <Veinor> lithixium: i generally run the words together
[20:54] <ysth> lithixium: yes, _
[20:54] <Veinor> but underscore works too
[20:54] <CSWookie> Anyone know if there is a way to "set" the system clock for the scope of a processess?  And, I suppose, its children?
[20:54] <assassin1> Veinor, what is XFCE?
[20:54] <keevie> assassin1, its the shit!
[20:54] <|hashbang|> assassin1: it's yet another windows manager
[20:54] <Pollywog> children?
[20:55] <lithixium> I'm about to tag and name my large music collection, so I'm trying to make a decision
[20:55] <Pollywog> they are prob at school depending on timezone
[20:55] <keevie> assassin1, a lightweight alternative to gnome
[20:55] <atlef> !xfce | assassin1
[20:55] <djdinho> Pollywog how to turn off every c session that i have maybe and i dont know?
[20:55] <rainmanp7> Ok you open Synaptic manager and there is this Extension that enables a user to open a file as Admin -> does anyone know what this paackage is called ? Please. Thank you  I forgot what it was called. Thank you.
[20:55] <djdinho> c=x
[20:55] <assassin1> thanks all...let me get started on this.
[20:55] <Veinor> assassin1: XFCE is an altermate desktop environment based off of GTK. so gnome apps will work, but it's less resource-intensive so it works better on old computers
[20:55] <danbhfive_jaunty> assassin1: http://mirror.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs-Xubuntu/8.10/release/xubuntu-8.10-alternate-i386.iso
[20:55] <fiftyone> !suicide
[20:55] <|hashbang|> rainmanp7: hmm, sudo
[20:55] <ogre> assassin1:  id use xubuntu alternate install cd
[20:55] <Jerusalem420> hashbang http://paste.ubuntu.com/117012/
[20:55] <_2> so does killing "ksmserver" kill kwin ?
[20:55] <fiftyone> !killbot
[20:55] <Pollywog> djdinho: you might try sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[20:55] <lithixium> assassin1, Xfce, is similar to GNOME, but lighter on resources
[20:55] <klipdrift> We have interactive whiteboards at school  lol
[20:56] <Pollywog> to make sure you only have one session manager
[20:56] <keevie> installing amarok 2 on hardy, i get a TON of unmet deps that i cant seem to figure out how to install. https://keevie.privatepaste.com/840ZVjiHwO can anyone help?
[20:56] <djdinho> right im gonna check
[20:56] <djdinho> brb
[20:56] <rainmanp7> |hashbang| no it's a extention you can install so you don't have to do that crap over and over in a terminal
[20:56] <|hashbang|> rainmanp7: ah, ok
[20:56] <Huufarted> !libdrm
[20:57] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: ok so where is the bad entry in the file? I don't see it from this paste
[20:57] <Athunye> Network-Manager is handled by that icon next the "date" ?
[20:57] <danbhfive_jaunty> keevie: what version are you running?
[20:57] <Jerusalem420> that first dns server doesn't work.
[20:57] <keevie> danbhfive_jaunty, like i said, hardy
[20:57] <_2> Huufarted "fritz-firmware"
[20:57] <Jerusalem420> and it keeps being rewritten by something
[20:57] <Jerusalem420> to the bad entery
[20:57] <taylor_> Hello everyone! (Im new to this irc ;) )
[20:57] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: ok but your "confrestore" file has the same entry in it
[20:58] <Myrtti> !language | rainmanp7, keevie
[20:58] <Jerusalem420> sorry
[20:58] <Athunye> taylor_: You're welcome. :)
[20:58] <Jerusalem420> i had just restored it
[20:58] <Jerusalem420> lol
[20:58] <rainmanp7> Myrtti what are you talking about ?
[20:58] <taylor_> First I have to say "Ubuntu rocks!"
[20:58] <Myrtti> rainmanp7: xx:56
[20:58] <alexei> Hi, how do I find out what ports are forwarded by an SSH session. I seem not to be able to interpret output of "~#" sequence
[20:58] <Jerusalem420> its usually a non working dns server
[20:59] <danbhfive_jaunty> keevie: I don't see that package in the repos.  You must be installing from elsewhere?
[20:59] <Jerusalem420> what process has the power to overwrite /etc/resolv.conf
[20:59] <djdinho> Pollywog are u there?
[20:59] <keevie> danbhfive_jaunty, yeah, its a deb from the amarok site
[20:59] <ogre> Myrtti:  funny thing. i just installed your "spring" irssi theme like 30 seconds ago
[20:59] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: your ISP should be handing you out your name servers that get updated in /etc/resolv.conf. dhclient
[20:59] <rainmanp7> Myrtti bot?
[20:59] <Myrtti> ogre: :-D
[20:59] <Myrtti> rainmanp7: no, definitely not.
[20:59] <lithixium> keevie, There's a launchpad repo for amarok 2.0
[20:59] <Myrtti> rainmanp7: "[22:56] < rainmanp7> |hashbang| no it's a extention you can install so you..."
[21:00] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: run dhclient eth0
[21:00] <sathyrion> keevie, U got build-essentials installed?
[21:00] <keevie> danbhfive_jaunty, i tried that too, same problems essentially
[21:00] <keevie> sathyrion, yes...
[21:00] <taylor_> Ok; so the next thing: are any of you familiar with the latest Ubuntu buffer overflow bug?
[21:00] <|hashbang|> Jerusalem420: does that change your /etc/resolv.conf file?
[21:01] <keevie> lithixium, sprry, i meant you, but installing from the launchpad repo gives the same error essentially i can paste that output too if you want
[21:01] <duncan-nz> anyone running jaunty?
[21:01] <djdinho> Pollywog are yout here?
[21:01] <ubuntuser> i am having a problem with my symlinks that i have created and a2ensite i have done everything correctly so i think but my site is still not loading anyone who can help??????
[21:01] <oCean_> duncan-nz: I am, but join #ubuntu+1 for jaunty for questions about that
[21:01] <danbhfive_jaunty> keevie: well, I think your main options are to ask them, or wait for jaunty.  Otherwise, I dunno.  Have you tried installing one of the problem deps, like kdebase-runtime ?
[21:02] <duncan-nz> oCean_: thanks
[21:02] <Bolin> Maybe someone else can help me out with my wifi? :)
[21:02] <jiffe92> anyone know what might be wrong if I'm getting this when doing an apt-get update? 'The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available'
[21:02] <djdinho> oCean_ maybe you
[21:02] <lithixium> keevie, Have you executed sudo apt-get -f dist-upgrade
[21:02] <Huufarted> Bolin, what are you seeing?
[21:02] <djdinho> i still cannot install nvidia drivers
[21:02] <Bolin> Followed the instructions on http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=feb379b4201c88c5ccc4ce142599cb3d&p=4791500&postcount=7 but still doesnt work
[21:02] <Huufarted> Belin, in the future, just ask the question, don't ask if you can get help.
[21:02] <Huufarted> Bolin, sorry.  Mistyped your name.
[21:02] <djdinho> im turning off x session and he is saying to me that x session is still working ;/
[21:03] <Bolin> oh.. okey :p
[21:03] <Scunizi> jiffe92: looks like you added a PPA or someone elses repo that didn't have a key
[21:03] <djdinho> and he is aborting installation
[21:03] <djdinho> anyone maybe?
[21:03] <keevie> lithixium, no, but i did apt-get -f, im doing dist-upgrade now
[21:03] <rainmanp7> what's the name of the Gnome File manager ?
[21:03] <jiffe92> yeah, this is our local repo, so something happened to our key then?
[21:03] <keevie> rainmanp7,  nautilus
[21:03] <guru9> nautilus
[21:03] <Myrtti> rainmanp7: nautilus
[21:04] <Kamus_H_Zwisch> hello
[21:04] <keevie> lol
[21:04] <rainmanp7> ty
[21:04] <MoLoot> hello all :)
[21:04] <Kamus_H_Zwisch> can you guys tell me what cflag use whit  Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  E2180  @ 2.00GHz?
[21:04] <Kamus_H_Zwisch> I can't find it in gentoo cflags wiki
[21:04] <lithixium> keevie, I'm guessing you've got dependency errors all over the place. Perhaps do an apt-get clean && update && dist-upgrade
[21:04] <rainmanp7> Haha I found it
[21:04] <lithixium> then dist-upgrade with the -f option
[21:04] <guntbert> Kamus_H_Zwisch: this the ubuntu support forum
[21:05] <duncan-nz> oCean_ can you join ubuntu+1 with me? Noone replying just now.
[21:05] <Kamus_H_Zwisch> guntbert, tyes, I just mentioned gentoo wiki because it is very complete
[21:05] <rainmanp7> In synaptic manager it's called -> nautilus-gksu and that isntalls those extentions to administrate documents and files finnaly
[21:05] <keevie> lithixium, yeah, ill go ahead and do that, its taking ages though, i have waay too many packages and repos in my sources.list
[21:05] <oCean_> djdinho: sorry, I don't know why it thinks X is running. You can try "ps axuww |grep X" to see.
[21:05] <guru9> @lithixium: apt-get -f clean && apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
[21:06] <djdinho> ocean ok i wil ltry now
[21:06] <djdinho> *will try
[21:06] <oCean_> duncan-nz: not right now, sorry.
[21:06] <guru9> but u can use the -f option @ any operations
[21:06] <rainmanp7> now i guess i need to reboot to activate it
[21:07] <djdinho> ocean and how to make this sign? |
[21:07] <lithixium> guru9, I can't see a reason why you would need to force a clean
[21:07] <dstrbdfrk1> hey does anyone know where to get a good zune management program ??? irtrepid 8.10
[21:07] <guntbert> Kamus_H_Zwisch: ok, but I confess I have no idea what you are talking about, therefore my hint :)
[21:07] <FreshPrince__> i've some problem, i have downloaded gtk2 themes and moved theme to ~/.themes but i cant select those.. can anybody help?
[21:07] <guru9> you can force everything
[21:08] <lithixium> guru9, even the issue?
[21:09] <guru9> i didn't got the whole problem but normaly if you force apt it will correct itself
[21:09] <Guest5293> \name Cr0nos
[21:09] <keevie> lithixium, wow, this is kind of scary, its on its 120th package and still going (apt-get dist-upgrade)
[21:09] <keevie> 210th*
[21:10] <lithixium> keevie, Is it producing any errors or removals?
[21:10] <keevie> lithixium, nope, its just a huge amount of stuff
[21:12] <muzikjock58> does anyone know the solution to fixing seamonkey crashing in ubuntu 8.04. seamonkey 1.1.15
[21:13] <jiffe92> does something else have to exist besides '/dists/hardy/Release.gpg' ?
[21:13] <muzikjock58> it crashes on instantly trying to view flash content
[21:14] <dstrbdfrk1> anyone know haw i can manage my zune in intrepisd?
[21:14] <fiftyone> i have a question maybe you can help me, I am on a really small lappy, and sometimes when load a program the program is really big and extends itself way below my screen i have to alt+click to move to the bottom then resize it its a real pain, is there any way I can make the default window size so that all programs and windows fit on my screen?
[21:14] <xaos11> fiftyone: what is your resoultion?
[21:14] <SergentSiler> anyone know how to get the user list on the side like in the windows version in XChat?
[21:15] <djdinho> anyone know how to make this sign from keyboard? | <----
[21:15] <guntbert> SergentSiler: <ctrl> F7
[21:15] <epcom> vinagre
[21:15] <ubuntuser> !info chroot
[21:15] <SergentSiler> guntbert: doesnt work
[21:15] <ubuntuser> !info bastille
[21:15] <xaos11> djdinho: shift+\
[21:16] <bjorn1> What should I write after the path if I want a launcher to open a program in terminal in fullscreen? I have tried everything i can come up with ( fullscreen -maximize...)
[21:16] <xaos11> SergentSiler: you can use pidgin ^_^
[21:16] <djdinho> xaosll  not working, its making >
[21:16] <guntbert> SergentSiler: then I don't know, here it does work
[21:16] <guru9> @ubuntuuser: use apt-cache give the same result :)
[21:16] <SergentSiler> xaos11: lol, not as good as xchat
[21:16] <muzikjock58> does anyone know the solution to flash making seamonkey 1.1.14 crash on viewing flash content in hardy heron?
[21:16] <SergentSiler> guntbert: thanks anyway
[21:16] <SergentSiler> :/
[21:16] <jiffe92> do we need to have some sort of key server setup to run a repository?
[21:16] <muzikjock58> i have no problems in firefox
[21:17] <lithixium> muzikjock58, Do you have the latest Flash?
[21:17] <muzikjock58> yes
[21:17] <guntbert> but SergentSiler you could ask in #xchat
[21:17] <cjae> does anyone have separate x screens working with 8.10 (nvidia) yet, I tried a use the the built in GUI in nvidia I had something on my tv, but just a x mouse and rest of screen black, I also tried copying an old xorg.conf that I worked with pervious  versions of ubuntu
[21:17] <muzikjock58> i dont have any problems in viewing flash content in firefox
[21:17] <lithixium> muzikjock58, Are you on 64bit?
[21:17] <muzikjock58> np
[21:17] <Jerusalem420> hashbang  dhclient eth0 did rewrite my /etc.resolv file and knocked me off line to the degree that pon wouldn't work. i had to reboot
[21:17] <Vassalli> sera
[21:17] <muzikjock58> 32 bit
[21:17] <fiftyone> xaosl  1024 X 600 )
[21:17] <muzikjock58> i have no problems viewing flash content in firefox
[21:18] <muzikjock58> it just crashes instantly in seamonkey
[21:18] <Jerusalem420> !seen [hashbang]
[21:18] <lithixium> muzikjock58, That's odd, I don't know of any bugs around that. Have you run seamonkey from the command line to see if there's any output?
[21:18] <muzikjock58> the error i get is pulse could not find stream, and closes
[21:19] <muzikjock58> i have no problem with this in firefox
[21:19] <fiftyone> xaos11, my screen rez is 1024 X 600 i would love to set some kinda rule where all opened programs open to a specific height/width
[21:19] <sathyrion> why is it i only get around 2300 fps on glxgears? with a 9600m gt?
[21:19] <youknowme> I want to configure network manager to automatically reconnect my VPN and never use the connection without the VPN. How would I do that?
[21:19] <lithixium> muzikjock58, Does this happen with all Flash sites, or just audio/video sites e.g. youtube?
[21:20] <muzikjock58> any reason why seamonkey should crash with flash content and not firefox?
[21:20] <muzikjock58> all flash content.
[21:20] <solar-star> Hi
[21:20] <muzikjock58> havent tried streaming music.
[21:20] <solar-star> Is there a way to configure the default value of the GNOME value slider?
[21:20] <xaos11> fiftyone: you could try messing in gconf-editor
[21:21] <bjorn1> What should I write after the path if I want a launcher to open a program in terminal in fullscreen? I have tried everything i can come up with ( fullscreen -maximize...)
[21:21] <sathyrion> why is it i only get around 2300 fps on glxgears? with a nVidia 9600m gt?
[21:21] <gatewarstrek> window 1
[21:21] <fiftyone> xaos11, ok how do you mean?
[21:21] <xaos11> sathyrion:  your cpu
[21:21] <xaos11> fiftyone: in a terminal, type gconf-editor
[21:21] <sathyrion> dual 2 core 2.3ghz
[21:22] <attilacyilmazlar> hi all
[21:22] <xaos11> ok, but still, your fps is limited by your cpu
[21:22] <Huufarted2> Fast question not about Ubuntu but about XChat.  Any way to list everybody in a channel?
[21:22] <xaos11> 2300 fps is pretty good
[21:22] <Huufarted2> nevermind, ignore that question.
[21:22] <Vekser> anyone know of a program similar to dreamweaver?
[21:22] <crdlb> bjorn1: there isn't anything generic like that; a specific app may support a fullscreen option though
[21:22] <guru9> screem
[21:22] <attilacyilmazlar> is it possible to install previous version of amarok to ubuntu 9,04 ???
[21:22] <sathyrion> remeber i used ro have 6000+ back in the days with 6600gt desktop
[21:22] <guru9> Vekser, Screem
[21:23] <xaos11> sathyrion:  ok, well i don't know then, do you have the latest drivers?
[21:23] <keevie> attilacyilmazlar, yeah, just get an old .deb
[21:23] <xaos11> you could try installing the newest drivers from nvidia
[21:23] <sathyrion> xaos11, aye..
[21:23] <ronny_> i'm confused, i have a 64bit core2duo CPU, why cant i install the 64bit version ?
[21:23] <Vekser> guru9, do you know if it provides PHP support?
[21:23] <xaos11> what was the ghz on your old cpu?
[21:23] <attilacyilmazlar> where to find that .deb file??
[21:23] <Vekser> guru9, nevermind, i'll check lol. thank you!
[21:23] <xaos11> sathyrion: how fasst was your old cpu?
[21:24] <keevie> attilacyilmazlar, on the amarok website? they should have a downloads section or something
[21:24] <rootrot> how do i find the defualt sources list for ibex?
[21:24] <attilacyilmazlar> thanks ill take a look
[21:25] <sathyrion> xaos11, Athlon 64 3000+ (1800mhz)
[21:25] <sathyrion> xaos11, single core
[21:25] <fiftyone> xaos11,  its open i see it but i dont understand how it can help me
[21:25] <frezz> Can I install Kbuntu on hard where is now install Ubunu. Make dualboot
[21:26] <xaos11> sathyrion: it could've been the fact that it was 64 bit, do games run ok under linux?
[21:26] <Gabriel_> Is there a possibility to copy the ubuntu printer driver library to windows?
[21:26] <skysurfer> hi guys .how do you change the permissions for a external hard drive .? at the moment its telling me i dont have permision to open my files because root is the owner
[21:27] <xaos11> fiftyone: http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+change+default+window+size&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[21:27] <sathyrion> xaos11, well, c2duo is 64 bit too, games run as good as it gets i recon.. 30+/- in wow/cs:source etc,,'
[21:27] <Commie_Cary> is there a way to log tor in my terminial with torbutton
[21:27] <frezz> Can I install Kbuntu on hard where is now install Ubunu. Make dualboot
[21:27] <sathyrion> xaos11, 30fps*
[21:27] <attilacyilmazlar> keevie, no such a .deb file it explains how to install from repository
[21:27] <Gabriel_> Is there a possibility to copy the ubuntu printer driver library to windows?
[21:28] <keevie> skyred, sudo chown /path/to/disk username:username
[21:28] <lithixium> Gabriel_, You mean a specific driver, or all of CUPS?
[21:28] <keevie> attilacyilmazlar, ill have a look, one sec
[21:28] <xaos11> sathyrion: ok well i don't know why it would be slower in linux... try urbanterror , it's like counterstrike but 1.6 ish... i don't know of any gpu intensive games in linux... do you use Compiz?
[21:28] <step21> hey, anyone have the exact name of the sun java browserplugin handy?
[21:28] <attilacyilmazlar> thanks
[21:28] <klaassie> just stated
[21:28] <Draken> when I try to add a new server under networks in xchat why doesnt it stay in like the second I close it its gone any ideas what im doing wrong?
[21:28] <Commie_Cary> is there a way to log tor in my terminial with torbutton?
[21:28] <Huufarted> Try Nexuiz
[21:28] <sathyrion> xaos11, no, compiz is disabled
[21:28] <Huufarted> pretty graphically intensive first person shooter
[21:28] <Gabriel_> lithixium at the moment i am focused on a specific, because the vendor does not have compact driver versions. But it would be very good to copy them all, too
[21:29] <xaos11> sathyrion: oh, well turn it on then :P
[21:29] <rootrot> How do i find a complete sources.list for ibex? mines kinda screed up
[21:29] <step21> sathyrion: get crossover games demo, install steam and download a demo there
[21:29] <step21> should be intensive enough
[21:29] <Commie_Cary> is there a way to log tor in my terminial with torbutton?
[21:29] <keevie> attilacyilmazlar, hmm, thats a bit weird, the one in the ubuntu repo might be 1.4
[21:30] <sathyrion> xaos11, hehe.. like my desktop simple
[21:30] <sathyrion> apted a nother nv driver.. brb
[21:30] <lithixium> Gabriel_, What manufacturer could possibly have Linux drivers and not Windows drivers?
[21:30] <attilacyilmazlar> i installed ubuntu 9,04 today
[21:30] <attilacyilmazlar> on its repo only amarok 2+
[21:31] <Commie_Cary> ...anyone
[21:31] <attilacyilmazlar> and i didnt like amarok 2+
[21:31] <guntbert> !repeat | Commie_Cary
[21:31] <gr4ssh0pr> hello, is anyone running individual windows apps in ubuntu under virtualbox with seamlessrdp?
[21:31] <Gabriel_> lithixium the problem is that the windows driver package is clumsy and doesnt really fit my system, furthermore i want a big library of printer drivers, like CUPS offers it for linux.
[21:32] <Schuenemann> how can I make gnome ask me for confirmation before deleting a file?
[21:32] <keevie> lithixium, the dist-upgrade just finished, and i get the same error
[21:32] <dericku> what are diference betwen server edition and desktop edition ?
[21:32] <rambo3> dericku, the desktop
[21:32] <lithixium> Gabriel_, Apart from what Windows own library offers, I don't know such a thing exists. Anyway the ubuntu library wouldn't work in Windows
[21:32] <lithixium> keevie, ah
[21:32] <keevie> lithixium, https://keevie.privatepaste.com/613iKalpIi
[21:32] <rambo3> aka GUI
[21:33] <cutebunny> as i understand it there is some bug with the gnome network tool in ubuntu 8.10, any idea how i can get it to autoselect the new connection i've made? rather than falling back on its home-made crack-pipe connection?
[21:33] <Draken> what does key mean under automatically join channels mean under network properties in xchat?
[21:33] <guru9> man i dislike that person PEER. it reseting alot of connetcion (LOL)
[21:34] <Banano> ...
[21:34] <Schuenemann> how can I make gnome ask me for confirmation before deleting a file?
[21:34] <guru9> in console rm -i
[21:34] <Gabriel_> lithixium so there is no way for using the existing library? I think it should be possible to write a programm which could read the library under windows, too
[21:34] <Schuenemann> guru9,  ?
[21:34] <Gabriel_> its a pitty that there isnt such a thing out there, ubuntu is so much better at this
[21:35] <bubba> hi, what is the name of the "default" mp3 ripper in Ubuntu
[21:35] <FurryNemesis> brasero, isn;t it?
[21:35] <keevie> bubba,  there is no such thing as an mp3 ripper, if you mean cd ripper i think sound juicer
[21:35] <keevie> brasero is burning
[21:35] <Banano> rhythmbox can be used to rip cd's
[21:35] <FurryNemesis> oh that was it
[21:36] <bubba> keevie, sound juicer whas the program I was looking for. Thanks
[21:36] <Griswold> Anyone have any idea why my sound works for a while when I start my computer up
[21:36] <Griswold> Then I do nothing but leave it on while I sleep
[21:36] <Griswold> Wake up, try to play something, and it fails
[21:37] <Griswold> Just completely mute, but alsamixer, Gnome Volume Control, etc. don't show mute or anything
[21:37] <lithixium> Gabriel_, I think the best advice is to install the Windows driver without the added utility - but the ubuntu driver won't (to my knowledge) work. There is no CUPS for Windows
[21:38] <sathyrion> lol.. my compis was on :) Turned it of and jumped from 2300fps to 4100ish in glxgears :)
[21:38] <sathyrion> compiz*
[21:39] <Gabriel_> lithixium, thats what i hate windows for. I cant install it without the added utilities
[21:39] <letalis> sathyrion: yeah compositing will cause a performance drop for sure.
[21:40] <lithixium> Gabriel_, I haven't used Windows in a while, but the inf file is probably available somewhere on the disc or in the download, which you can install manually with the Windows utils. Anyway, can't you switch completely to Linux?
[21:41] <Huufarted> Lithixium, there are some applications that are Windows only and simply don't have a Linux alternative as of yet.
[21:41] <bubba> keevie, then how can i set up sound juicer to create mp3 files?
[21:41] <Schuenemann> hey, how can I define file associations? I can't find that option in nautilus' preferences
[21:41] <keevie> bubba, im not sure, because i dont use it, look in the options?
[21:41] <Schuenemann> like mp3 -> audacious, etc
[21:42] <lithixium> Huufarted, that's true, but in my own experience I've managed to use Wine or virtualisation to solve the issues
[21:42] <Gabriel_> lithixium, linux needs a lot of expertise and a huge bunch of hours to get into it. I do not really have the time, and to use linux without knowing what it really does is a step back, because i am "well educated" with windows XP stuff. When XP is not sold any longer i will have to switch. Maybe you could help me getting into it ;-)
[21:43] <Huufarted> yeah, Lithixium.  That's true as well.  There are some times where it's not an option.  For instance, my wife is a middle school teacher and getting her school district to allow Linux on their work machines is about as easy as convincing Paris Hilton to leave men alone.
[21:43] <letalis> Gabriel_:i learned linux back in 1999 in about a year, and that was before it practically set itself up :)
[21:43] <letalis> i remember when getting quake 2 to work was a total pain in the a$$ :P
[21:44] <hapnik> jrjfjf
[21:44] <hapnik> так русских тут нет я смотрю
[21:45] <Schuenemann> !gr
[21:45] <Gabriel_> letalis, the problem i have is, that ubuntu does not let me see everything on a view. I used it for more than a few weeks but some features were just overload, so that i kicked it off for having another try in summerholidays.
[21:45] <letalis> !greek
[21:45] <cybrhuman> Anyone here having a Acer aspire one with a working wireless connection who could give me their output of "lspci | grep controller"?
[21:45] <jcfp> !ru | hapnik
[21:45] <attilacyilmazlar> cybrhuman, i have one
[21:46] <bubba> ooh, needed to install the gstreamer lame package
[21:46] <shwan_> Can some one let me know how to change Distributor ID , because my intrepid gives Debian instead of Ubuntu
[21:46] <attilacyilmazlar> cybrhuman, i have acer
[21:46] <cybrhuman> attilacyilmazlar, :-)
[21:47] <lithixium> Gabriel_, Huufarted, I dual booted Linux for a long time because precisely those types of issues, so I completely understand.
[21:47] <attilacyilmazlar> how to send you that output?
[21:47] <letalis> Gabriel_:what were you having trouble with precisely?
[21:47] <cybrhuman> attilacyilmazlar, http://pastebin.com/
[21:47] <Huufarted> Question for everybody.  This laptop I'm currently on is running Ubuntu just fine.  One of the things I like to use it for is to stream movies from a Windows based file server in my house.
[21:47] <shwan_> lsb_release -icdr  gives Distributor ID:Debian  Description:Debian GNU/Linux testing/unstable Release:testing/unstable Codename:	n/a
[21:47] <hubar> hmm, How do I change font in my xchat's user list?
[21:47] <Huufarted> When I play a movie, the max volume is barely HALF of the max through Windows.
[21:47] <Petengy> hi to all
[21:47] <Huufarted> Is there a way to increase that max volume just so it's audible?
[21:48] <Huufarted> I'm forced to boot back to WIndows just because I can't hear the audio in a movie.
[21:48] <letalis> Huufarted: sounds like you have more than one channel on your soundcard
[21:48] <Gabriel_> I got trouble with soundcard, audiosetup and software, windowmanager and i was missing some windows specific programs like Earmaster and Photoshop
[21:48] <Huufarted> Letalis:  Explain please.
[21:48] <solar-star> Hi
[21:48] <solar-star> Is there a way to configure the default value of the GNOME volume slider?
[21:48] <aiuw> Gabriel_, use GIMP for Photoshop
[21:48] <letalis> some soundcards can be setup for dolby sound
[21:48] <oCean_> shwan_: what release is that?
[21:49] <Huufarted> It's a generic on-board Realtek audio.
[21:49] <sathyrion> ahh... Anarchy Online on ubuntu.. Dreams do come trough :) hehe
[21:49] <letalis> ie. home theater setup, when you dont have enough speakers it emulates it through two
[21:49] <Huufarted> gotcha, Letalis
[21:49] <letalis> volume levels on the mids and back speakers may not be setup right
[21:49] <shwan_> oCean_: I have Itrepid , but there is some ting wrong as you see
[21:49] <Gabriel_> aiuw GIMP has many differences and misses some features that are very important to me. Photoshop is commercial, it will always be some steps further
[21:49] <Huufarted> How do I modify that in Ubuntu (if there is a way)?
[21:50] <Huufarted> Gabriel, are you able to run Photoshop through Wine?
[21:50] <letalis> mine is an audigy, trust me ive had fun getting ubuntu to juggle my four sound devices.
[21:50] <letalis> LOL
[21:50] <Furu> hi everyone.  as of this morning i were a linux virgin... well not anymore:) so far i like it! c,") anyone got a advice for a good ftp client or maybee does pingun have that too?
[21:50] <oCean_> shwan_: indeed. My intrepid doesn't do that :/
[21:50] <spass> Furu: filezilla
[21:51] <iratik> I hate to ask, but i can't get this to mount... it works fine in windows...  on Ubuntu 8.04.1, http://www.pastie.org/386446   (provided is fstab, dmesg etc)
[21:51] <Huufarted> Filazilla 4tw!
[21:51] <erUSUL> Furu: comman line or graphical ??
[21:51] <Huufarted> Filezilla
[21:51] <Huufarted> crap, can't type for squat today.
[21:51] <jshears> graphical
[21:51] <letalis> Gabriel_:Earmaster?
[21:51] <Gabriel_> aiuw but thanks for the suggestion. Maybe you could give me a good program for soundoptions
[21:51] <shwan_> oCean_: I know I have another intrepid on my laptop and it's just fine
[21:51] <Furu> gotta be graphical
[21:51] <Furu> filezilla?
[21:51] <Huufarted> Filezilla
[21:51] <Furu> oki ive tried that on windows
[21:51] <erUSUL> !info filezilla | Furu
[21:51] <aiuw> I don't know much about sound
[21:51] <Huufarted> Same thing, but Linux.
[21:51] <Furu> its good thx:)
[21:51] <jshears> apt-get install filezilla
[21:51] <Petengy> I have a simple question, I used module assistant to install a module for touchscreen, after an kernel upgrade I received a "kernel Failure"... that could be the module ???
[21:51] <Furu> !info filezilla
[21:52] <shwan_> oCean_: upgrade from hardy went wrong I guess
[21:52] <Gabriel_> letalis Earmaster is a program for musicians training the inner sound imagination
[21:52] <aiuw> Furu, use the "built-in" FTP client
[21:52] <letalis> yeah i was about to say as a musician, installing the ubuntustudio packages will give you all the sound recording tools you could ever hope for.
[21:52] <letalis> <3 Ardour
[21:52] <letalis> :D
[21:53] <genrih> привет народ!
[21:53] <oCean_> shwan_: see what "dpkg -l lsb-release" returns?
[21:53] <Furu> aiuw yeah ill try that one first:) thx
[21:53] <aiuw> genrih, #ubuntu-ru
[21:53] <letalis> as for the gimp, ive played with photoshop and honestly, the gimp is only missing about 5 things i can think of that photoshop has.
[21:53] <genrih> а по русски слабо :-)
[21:54] <letalis> :)
[21:54] <shwan_> oCean_: No packages found matching lsb-releas.
[21:54] <attilacyilmazlar> cybrhuman, did it just check and confirm please
[21:54] <andrei_> bonsoir
[21:54] <josh1> hello?
[21:54] <letalis> Huufarted: did you manage to figure out what was causing your sound to act funky?
[21:54] <josh1> can some one help me i need some help with my taskbar?
[21:54] <oCean_> shwan_: with an extra 'e' right, release
[21:54] <genrih> алё-ё, есть кто-нибуть русссско говорящий?
[21:55] <spass> !ru genrih
[21:55] <cybrhuman> attilacyilmazlar, what was the adress?
[21:55] <six> Anyone familiar with COMRESET failed (errno=-16)?
[21:55] <genrih> ну и чатьтись, ну и фиг с вами :-)
[21:56] <Huufarted> Letalis, no not yet.  I'm multi-tasking with legitimate work stuff at the same time.  :)
[21:56] <attilacyilmazlar> www.pastebin.com/m7b61e93a
[21:56] <shwan_> oCean_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117028/
[21:56] <josh1> is there any one here who can help me over email on fixing a desktop issue?
[21:56] <letalis> ahh
[21:56] <BiosElement> Question: Where are the Gnome Panel settings stored? I want to make a backup so I can remove a panel to play around with AWN and just swap it back if i change my mind.
[21:57] <|hashbang|> Bolin: you still here?
[21:57] <letalis> Huufarted: yeah i imagine its something funky in the pulseaudio setup or the alsa mixer levels need to be set right
[21:58] <attilacyilmazlar> cybrhuman, www.pastebin.com/m7b61e93a
[21:58] <Jufis> any mouse-gesture programs for ubuntu?
[21:58] <melwtech35> im trying to get exchange to work with eveoluition, what is the OWA URL
[21:58] <cybrhuman> attilacyilmazlar, Errors Unknown post id, it may have expired or been deleted
[21:58] <shwan_> My interpid have wrong Dist. ID , is there anyway to change it ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/117028/
[21:58] <Huufarted> Letalis, right now you're talking over my head.  haha...  Pulseaudio?  Alsa mixer?  I haven't seen anything related to those names.
[21:58] <josh1> any one know anything about AWN im having trouble with it?
[21:59] <assassin1> OK...I'm sorry. I'm not that technical and I'm hoping I can over achieve this either way...but, I don't understand how UBUNTU XFCE allows me to install it on a PC that doesn't allow you to bootup into a CD. My BIOS doesn't have the option to boot up into a CD even if it is an .iso...
[21:59] <attilacyilmazlar> http://pastebin.com/m7b61e93a
[21:59] <Myrtti> shwan_: huh?
[21:59] <iratik> I hate to ask, but i can't get this to mount... it works fine in windows...  on Ubuntu 8.04.1, http://www.pastie.org/386446   (provided is fstab, dmesg etc) ... can anyone suggest what else i can do?
[21:59] <iratik> besides loading it into my windows machine and downloading it over with FTP
[21:59] <letalis> !alsa | huufarted
[21:59] <lithixium> assassin1, Are you sure, what PC do you have?
[21:59] <Myrtti> shwan_: what output do you get if you type 'lsb_release -a' in a terminal
[21:59] <letalis> !pulseaudio | Huufarted
[21:59] <constantine_> how close do y'all think ubuntu developers are to resolving the youtube sound problem in intrepid with flash 10?
[22:00] <shwan_> Myrtti: I get http://paste.ubuntu.com/117031/
[22:00] <Huufarted> You sir, are a Godsend.
[22:00] <Myrtti> constantine_: starting with the fact that it's Adobe that's developing Flash...
[22:00] <assassin1> I have a Dell Dimension X266, PII with 192 ram. BIOS ver. AV1.02....
[22:00] <letalis> you can thank ubottu  :)
[22:00] <assassin1> lithixium: I have a Dell Dimension X266, PII with 192 ram. BIOS ver. AV1.02....
[22:00] <ubuntu_> i'm running xubuntu off my flash drive
[22:00] <josh1> can one one help me with AWN?????
[22:01] <guntbert> !details | josh1
[22:01] <assassin1> the BIOS also doesnt' give one the option to boot up via USB...
[22:01] <spass> iratik: tried using loop ?
[22:01] <letalis> when i played with awn it was a cool idea but i found it to be kind of buggy
[22:01] <Huufarted> Letalis, I think that might have been it.  The outbound was only at 50% even though the standard volume control was maxed.
[22:01] <letalis> especally with compiz running
[22:02] <josh1> well i have download AWN, but when i try to run it, a grey box appears in the letf top hand corner than just goes away leaving me with nothing to minamize to
[22:02] <Myrtti> shwan_: sorry to break it to you, but it seems you're not running ubuntu but debian
[22:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !install > assassin1
[22:02] <Pixels> Ubuntu 8.10 doesnt display my USB stick.. any fix?
[22:03] <letalis> Pixels: what do you mean exactly
[22:03] <letalis> ?
[22:03] <shwan_> Myrtti: Yah man , I know I have ubuntu , sure , I'm not new here , Upgrade from Hardy breaked my Ubuntu
[22:03] <Huufarted> That was definitely the cause, Letalis.  I can't crank the volume now because it's too loud.  Hats off to you.
[22:03] <lithixium> assassin1, so floppy is your only option, i guess
[22:03] <Pixels> how do I tell ubuntu 8.10 to detect the USB stick I put into the USB port?
[22:03] <letalis> Huufarted: glad to be of help
[22:03] <letalis> :)
[22:03] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_ That output is NOT from a Ubuntu machine
[22:03] <Pixels> letalis, a 1GB USB stick
[22:03] <Huufarted> Pixels, it should be detected automatically
[22:03] <aiuw> Pixels, should autodetect it
[22:03] <alucardromero> I have that issue too.
[22:03] <Pixels> Huufarted, it doesnt show up on deskstop
[22:03] <Huufarted> Try your Places menu
[22:03] <Huufarted> see if it's listed in there
[22:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels sudo fdisk -l    last letter is L
[22:03] <shwan_> Jack_Sparrow: yes I assure you
[22:04] <Pixels> aiuw, no :( what can I do?  its a new ububntu install too
[22:04] <melwtech35> im trying to get exchange to work with eveoluition, what is the OWA URL
[22:04] <letalis> yeah mine dont automount
[22:04] <Huufarted> What's aiuw?
[22:04] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_ And I assure you it is not
[22:04] <josh1> any idea on what to do?
[22:04] <letalis> they do show up in te filemanager as a mountable device though
[22:04] <aiuw> Huufarted, me.
[22:04] <Huufarted> duh, nevermind.
[22:04] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, it doesnt show up
[22:04] <alucardromero> I have a Motorola z6m phone in USB Mode
[22:04] <Huufarted> haha, I was thinking it was an acronym like 'afaik'.
[22:04] <Huufarted> sorry 'bout that
[22:04] <aiuw> Pixels, make sure the flash drive works in another computer first.
[22:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels Not a good siiign..  does it work in a windows box?
[22:04] <shwan_> Jack_Sparrow: it is an ubuntu , I can give you other information if you want it or screen shot , ssh acess maybe ?1
[22:05] <alucardromero> My z6m works fine in Winblowz.
[22:05] <Huufarted> Makes me wonder if somehow the USB drive isn't FAT32
[22:05] <Pixels> aiuw, it works on other pc... and it flashes when i insert it but doesnt show
[22:05] <pytchd> I just installed 8.10 and have an ATI card with two monitors. If I set them up at their native resolution 1680x1050 each, one monitor refuses to display. If I set them both to 1440x900, they work (although with eye strain due to non-native resolution blurring) - any suggestions?
[22:05] <ldiamond> How do I know what (hd0,X) is my partition?
[22:06] <alucardromero> ldiamond: in a terminal type "df -h"
[22:06] <Jack_Sparrow> ldiamond sudp fdisk -l
[22:06] <Huufarted> Pytchd, identical monitors?
[22:06] <Myrtti> shwan_: it's impossible to get that output with lsb_release unless you've enabled some debian repo's and you've somehow managed to get next to everything in your machine borked.
[22:06] <alucardromero> Or that.
[22:06] <shubbar> how can i remove a menu group in Applications?
[22:06] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_            sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list    (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[22:06] <josh1> Can any one help?? i installed AWN but cannopt get it to show on the the bottom, it flashes grey and then nothign happens, im left with no bar to minimize to :(
[22:07] <melwtech35> im trying to get Microsoft Exchange to work with eveoluition, what is the OWA URL
[22:07] <ldiamond> alucardromero, Jack_Sparrow, that only tells me what /dev/sdaX it is, not what (hd0,X)
[22:07] <melwtech35> evolution*
[22:07] <shwan_> Myrtti: I maybe have some debian in sources , let me look again
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> ldiamond if you know sdax  then it is easy
[22:07] <aiuw> Pixels, last time you used it, did you "safely eject it" from the windows computer?
[22:07] <sathyrion> Any cool strategy games available at ubuntu repos?
[22:07] <alucardromero> Hmm... ldiamond try "cat /etc/fstab"
[22:07] <lithixium> jos-busy, Are you running with desktop effects enabled?
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> ldiamond what sdax is it
[22:07] <lithixium> jos-busy, sorry, wrong person
[22:07] <antoni> hablas espanhol
[22:07] <shubbar> just delete all the launcher in the group
[22:07] <lithixium> josh1, Are you running with desktop effects enabled?
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !es > antoni
[22:08] <josh1> how do i run effects?
[22:08] <Pixels> aiuw, i worked out why... im running Ubuntu in Virtualbox and need to add it to Vbox
[22:08] <antoni> como estas
[22:08] <ldiamond> Jack_Sparrow, sda2
[22:08] <Myrtti> !es | antoni
[22:08] <constantine_> myrtti: is there some 3rd party software that will translate adobe's flash into something ubuntu can understand?
[22:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ldiamond sda2      is hd0,1
[22:08] <|f|> is there a reason why XAA acceleration does not work with intel gma drivers?
[22:08] <fiftyone> hello everyone, I have a question... What is Git?
[22:08] <ldiamond> Jack_Sparrow, ill try
[22:08] <constantine_> myrtti: a website maybe - (I haven't found it)
[22:08] <antoni> tu hablas espanhol
[22:08] <carpii> git is a version control system, kinda like subversion or cvs
[22:08] <shwan_> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/117035/
[22:08] <Myrtti> constantine_: you can try other players, like gnash or swfdec
[22:09] <Huufarted> Constantine, Adobe has released a proprietary Linux plugin (not open source)
[22:09] <josh1> lithixium, how do i know if im running effects? im a n00b sorry
[22:09] <Flare183> !es | antoni
[22:09] <lithixium> josh1, it's under preferences, appearance
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> antoni English only in here..   /join #ubuntu-es
[22:09] <constantine_> myrtti: good suggestion, thank you
[22:09] <|f|> anyone?
[22:09] <antoni> si soy antoni
[22:09] <Flare183> !anyone | |f|
[22:09] <antoni> como estas flare183
[22:10] <Myrtti> !english | antoni
[22:10] <mandrig> !es | antoni
[22:10] <lithixium> josh1, It's the last tab I believe
[22:10] <alucardromero> antoni: necessitas yir en el otro chat para ayuda si es que estas buscando
[22:10]  * Flare183 can't understand Spanish
[22:10] <aiuw> antoni, nosotros hablamos ingles aqui, /join #ubuntu-es por espanol
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_          That is one messed up sources list and that is where it all went wrong for you..  deb http://debian.nix.hu/debian/ woody pcsk
[22:10] <antoni> qual tu ciudad
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> antoni Alto
[22:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !br > antoni
[22:11] <fiftyone> !git
[22:11] <alucardromero> Has anybody figured out the Firefox/Sound/Flash issue yet?
[22:11] <SkEmO> I've installed intrepid recently, but when linux is initializing it halts my wifi driver, it says "halt 13", how can i enable it?
[22:11] <antoni> jo voi salir
[22:11] <Anja_> alucardromero which problem exactly?
[22:12] <alucardromero> Flash sound won't play in Firefox.
[22:12] <alucardromero> Checked my sound settings and they all work
[22:12] <alucardromero> Flash is only entity that doesn't.
[22:12] <shwan_> Jack_Sparrow: what do you think , removing that and upgrade to Juanty ?
[22:12] <Schuenemann> hey, how can I define file associations? I can't find that option in nautilus' preferences. eg mp3 -> audacious
[22:12] <Anja_> ^^ flash means Youtube for example?
[22:12] <alucardromero> Yeah.
[22:12] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_ I see no way to fix what you have and an upgrade with that will certainly break even more things
[22:13] <Anja_> Which Version do u use
[22:13] <Anja_> Ubuntu?
[22:13] <alucardromero> I've reinstalled flash from the adobe.com and the package from the repositories.
[22:13] <SkEmO> i hate intrepid! is so slow
[22:13] <alucardromero> Intrepid
[22:13] <SkEmO> and it freezes
[22:13] <Banano> is it just sound that doesn't work? cause here it doesn't load anything in flash
[22:13] <Huufarted> Ok, just found a bug.  One that will get annoying for sure.  Dual monitor setup.  Second monitor sits to the right of the first and is slightly lower.  I have the hide buttons displayed so I can slide the bottom bar off the screen.  When I do, it sticks the second monitor right through the middle.
[22:13] <wolter> hi
[22:13] <alucardromero> Yeah, it's just sound.
[22:14] <wolter> my touchpad's acceleration always disables when i wake from hibernation...
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> SkEmO Stop with the commentary and please ask a relevant question relating to ubuntu support
[22:14] <guntbert> hh
[22:14] <adante> hi folks i want to shrink an ext3 partition on an lvm - should i be able to just fsck, resize2fs,and then lvreduce it?
[22:14] <josh1> lithixium, i tryed to run a normal visual effects but there was a problem, it was unable to do so?
[22:14] <shwan_> Jack_Sparrow:  thank you for the help , I will let my Hybrid to be as it is , until I get time to reinstall it later , or maybe I will wait for Juanty
[22:14] <Anja_> ok ... is other softwawre running (skype etc) i realized that skype only wants the device for his own use
[22:14] <Banano> also, FF freezes when i (try) to watch a video on youtube
[22:14] <sathyrion> Q: Anyone have a clue how to get control over the laptop "subwoofer" controls? My HP DV7 Sound is so squeeky because there's no bass...
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> shwan_ Good luck..
[22:14] <davehgjgfhgf> hey dont suppose anyone knows the algorithm used by the fuzzy select tool ?
[22:14] <davehgjgfhgf> gimp
[22:14] <guntbert> Huufarted: this is *not* the place for bug reports :)
[22:15] <Huufarted> lol guntbert, I know.  Was just in here for another purpose, that's all.
[22:15] <SkEmO> Jack_Sparrow:  i've asked
[22:15] <SkEmO> i said: I've installed intrepid recently, but when linux is initializing it halts my wifi driver, it says "halt 13", how can i enable it?
[22:15] <alucardromero> SkEmO: What wireless card are you using?
[22:15] <Jack_Sparrow> SkEmO thanks.. we appreciate it when people stick to the topic.
[22:15] <lithixium> josh1, what graphics card do you have?
[22:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !details
[22:16] <SkEmO> alucardromero:  im using an atheros wifi card
[22:16] <josh1> im not sure
[22:16] <josh1> how might i check that?
[22:16] <alucardromero> SkEmO: How did you install the drivers?  ndiswrapper?
[22:16] <guntbert> adante: as far as I see, you are correct
[22:16] <SkEmO> alucardromero:  no i havent used ndiswrapper yet
[22:17] <theunixgeek> Does anyone need information on networking Ubuntu and OS X? :)
[22:17] <ldlework> $5 to anyone who can tell me how, after unplugging my USB headphones I can A) Get my internal speakers to start working again or B) Allow me to plug my usb headphones back in and have them work.     ALL WITHOUT RESTARTING :)
[22:17] <lasivian> ok, when I try to SSH to my home computer I cannot connect and get no error message, but when I telnet to the ssh port it answers, any ideas?
[22:17] <SkEmO> because intrepid supports the card, i mean it has the driver, but it halts it
[22:17] <SkEmO> well more like it halts the wifi card
[22:17] <alucardromero> There's a package I grabbed off of madberry.com... lemme get you the exact linkl.
[22:18] <hou5ton> hmmm ... Just updated using Synaptic, and part of it was the Firefox upgrade ... and now it says "Your browser has been updated and needs to be restarted."  I've done that 14 times, including an full system reboot, and the warning still pops up????
[22:18] <Anja_> lasivian Maybe the server doesn't accept connections from your IP
[22:18] <ldlework> hou5ton, make sure you closed all windows on all workspaces :)
[22:18] <alucardromero> SkEmO: Here's the link...
[22:18] <alucardromero> http://madberry.org/2008/11/how-to-get-atheros-ar242x-to-work-on-810-intrepid-ibex/
[22:18] <Jack_Sparrow> ldlework try  sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[22:18] <lasivian> Anja_: negative, it's my own server
[22:18] <Scunizi> lasivian: did you install openssh server on the home machine?
[22:19] <alucardromero> Try that.
[22:19] <lasivian> Scunizi: correct
[22:19] <mandrig> hou5ton: killall firefox
[22:19] <Scunizi> lasivian: what port?
[22:19] <lasivian> I can connect with Putty from my windows desktop at work, but not my ubuntu notebook with commandline ssh
[22:19] <hou5ton> mandrig:   lk
[22:19] <lasivian> 442
[22:19] <theunixgeek> http://theunixgeek.blogspot.com/2009/02/networking-ubuntu-and-os-x-with-samba.html
[22:19] <lasivian> it's forwarded from port 442 on the router for safety to port 22 on the machine
[22:19] <wolter> can someone edit my xorg.conf so it has SHMConfig on ?
[22:19] <Anja_> lasivian is the fingerprint marked as allowed?
[22:19] <ldlework> Jack_Sparrow, negative. Audacious still wont go, after restarting it and hal.
[22:19] <SkEmO> alucardromero:  will it work if i use an AR480?
[22:20] <alucardromero> It should.
[22:20] <antoni> antoni
[22:20] <lasivian> Anja_: it doesn;t get to the fingerprint, it just times out
[22:20] <antoni> ola
[22:20] <alucardromero> It loads a whole bunch of Atheros drivers.
[22:20] <Jack_Sparrow> ldlework IF you are running alsa..  /join #alsa
[22:20] <ldlework> Thanks.
[22:20] <alucardromero> Esta canal es no mas Ingles.
[22:20] <hou5ton> mandrig:   killall firefox does not stop the message from popping up
[22:20] <alucardromero> Esta canal es no mas que Ingles.
[22:21] <antoni> quem hablas espanhol
[22:21] <Scunizi> lasivian: on the remote machine are you using ubuntu or linux in general and which ssh package? openssh client or ssh client? there seems to be two different ones in the repo's... not sure if they will talk to each other.
[22:21] <Anja_> lasivian tried reinstalling the client or using an alternative client?
[22:21] <hou5ton> it is firefox 3.0.6
[22:21] <antoni> quem fala portugues
[22:21] <lasivian> Scunizi: it's openssh under ubuntu
[22:21] <theunixgeek> antoni: #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt
[22:21] <alucardromero> antoni: hace esto... "/join #ubuntu-es"
[22:21] <Jack_Sparrow> antoni /join #ubuntu-pt
[22:21] <theunixgeek> alucardromero: he speaks Portuguese
[22:21] <alucardromero> OH!  Okay.
[22:21] <guntbert> lasivian: you can tell ssh the port with -p 442
[22:21] <theunixgeek> antoni: esses canais grandes sao em ingles ;)
[22:22] <lasivian> not sure how to check the version from commandline
[22:22] <theunixgeek> antoni: (esqueci os acentos, tava no layout de inglês :P )
[22:22] <Jack_Sparrow> theunixgeek but he was asking for espanol channel earlier
[22:22] <alucardromero> Wait... wasn't he just in here asking for Spanish?
[22:22] <antoni> ok
[22:22] <alucardromero> Yeah.
[22:22] <antoni> tanks
[22:22] <SkEmO> heh
[22:22] <theunixgeek> Jack_Sparrow: "quem fala portugues" = "who speaks portuguese" :P
[22:23] <SkEmO> antoni: canal ajuda você a entrar em Espanhol ou Português?
[22:23] <alucardromero> Yeah, but he was speaking Spanish earlier.
[22:23] <SkEmO> buah
[22:23] <thesquib> I am running Ubuntu 8.10, and I am trying to get lirc running with a usb infrared transceiver that identifies as "Formosa2 eHome Infrared Transceiver". I've installed lirc using aptidude, setup modules, but /dev/lirc0 was never created. I compiled the latest lirc from source, and copied in the modules with the same result. I'm not sure what to do next, short of writing a patch for lirc (but I'm not sure if that is even necessary)
[22:23] <Jack_Sparrow> theunixgeek Look farther back.. I understand  and I linked BR earlier since his IP came back brazil
[22:23] <alucardromero> Oh well... doesn't matter.  As long as he finds the right channel...LoL
[22:23] <alucardromero> Otherwise he's stuck here.
[22:24] <alucardromero> Learn it the hard way, buddy... that's how I learned spanish...hahaha
[22:24] <alucardromero> .JK
[22:24] <theunixgeek> Jack_Sparrow: wasn't paying attention earlier ;) sorry
[22:24] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:24] <alucardromero> n=antoni@201-40-211-4.ctaje700.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br]
[22:24] <alucardromero> See?  See?  Jack_Sparrow for president...LoL
[22:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Behave..
[22:24] <thiebaude1> lol
[22:25] <alucardromero> I'm just being playful... 'tis all.
[22:25] <Jack_Sparrow> same here
[22:25] <lasivian> hrrm, where is openssh server at?
[22:25] <alucardromero> lasivian: sudo apt-get install ssh
[22:25] <lasivian> openssh is already installed
[22:25] <kronicKoH1> sudo apt-get -u  (Just repeats the liost
[22:25] <lasivian> but, I uh.. can;t find it :)
[22:25] <alucardromero> Oh... then it's already installed and running.
[22:25] <melwtech35> im trying to get Microsoft Exchange to work with evolution, what is the OWA URL? is that something that needs to be set up on the actual exchange like an extension
[22:25] <lasivian> need to add -p 442 on it
[22:26] <Jack_Sparrow> alucardromero OOOOOhhhhhhhhh     BBBBBBBBBB-hay Vuh            .. in my best english spy accent
[22:26] <alucardromero> LMAO!  hahahahaha
[22:26] <alucardromero> Oh you need to change the default port?
[22:26] <Myrtti> melwtech35: yes.
[22:26] <kdogg> how do i get my ipod touch to sync with ubuntu?
[22:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipod
[22:26] <Myrtti> melwtech35: your exchange administrator should be able to supply you with that URL
[22:26] <Scunizi> lasivian: use the nick of the person you're talking to so they can "see" you in the channel.  type part of their nick and hit TAB for auto completion
[22:27] <kdogg> thanks jack
[22:27] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:27] <oem> na wie geht es euch
[22:28] <guntbert> !de | oem
[22:28] <theKernel> anyone know of a good dvd ripper that can break encryption so i can back up my dvds to ubuntu
[22:28] <theKernel> other than say dvd::rip
[22:28] <Jack_Sparrow> k9
[22:29] <theKernel> is k9 a kde app
[22:29] <Jack_Sparrow> theKernel still works fine
[22:29] <Chris`> theKernel: You can use KDE apps in stock Ubuntu
[22:29] <theKernel> i refuse to use kde
[22:29] <Chris`> Err...
[22:29] <theKernel> its clunky and a windows wanna be
[22:29] <theKernel> if i wanted kde i would use vista
[22:29] <Chris`> Build a GNOME port then?
[22:30] <Huufarted> You asked a question, they answered.
[22:30] <theKernel> seems to be the only option huh
[22:30] <Jack_Sparrow> theKernel We discourage taking polls in the channel about what apps are best or what to use..
[22:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !polls
[22:30] <theKernel> its not a poll its a question for a recommendation
[22:30] <Jack_Sparrow> theKernel same difference
[22:30] <theKernel> i think u need to know what a poll is
[22:30] <RAMDAC> Hello Guys ,what is the solution of the internet problem in ubuntu 8.10
[22:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[22:30] <theKernel> not in the english dictionary
[22:31] <Chris`> You are polling for info on other applications, that is a poll last time I checked and I'm an ESL
[22:31] <muzikjock58> flash still crashing seamonkey. not firefox. dont know whats going on
[22:31] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: *the* Internet problem?
[22:31] <spasticteapot> Does anyone here know how to make my M-Audio Audiophile USB soundcard work under Linux?
[22:31] <theKernel> polling would include options to poll against
[22:31] <RAMDAC> Myrtti:Yes *the* internet problem
[22:31] <lasivian> guntbert: sorry to bug you but, where is the system starting openssh that I can add that?
[22:32] <ikonia> lasivian: ?
[22:32] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: sorry, haven't got my crystal ball with me today, mind being a bit more specific
[22:32] <Myrtti> ?
[22:32] <ikonia> lasivian: what do you want to do ?
[22:33] <guntbert> lasivian: you said a) you can connect with putty, b) you have to use 442 instead of 22, right?
[22:33] <RAMDAC> Myrtti: when i installed ubuntu 8.10 i can't download the updates cuz there is was no internet connection even thought the internet connection was working in ubuntu 8.04
[22:33] <lasivian> guntbert: correct
[22:34] <JPSman> does anyone know what version of virtual box completely works with 7.10?
[22:34] <jono> just to let you all know if you are using identi.ca, we have created an Ubuntu LoCo Teams group: http://identi.ca/group/ubuntulocoteams
[22:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JPSman define completely
[22:34] <guntbert> lasivian: ok, then from ubuntu you type in the shell: ssh -p 442 <name.of.your.host>
[22:34] <lasivian> ahhhhhh
[22:35] <lasivian> guntbert: I see what you mean now, thank you
[22:35] <JesperHansen> Since fsck has screwed up all of nodes on the harddrives ie. linking /sbin/shutdown to /sbin/umount.cifs and its wont fix it properly, is there anyway to just use apt-get to force reinstall everything and thereby fixing the nodes and such?
[22:35] <JPSman> Jack_Sparrow - USB, soundcards, network cards
[22:35] <lasivian> guntbert: awesome, works now, thank you
[22:35] <guntbert> lasivian: you will need the username in front as <user><host>...
[22:36] <JPSman> Jack_Sparrow - 7.10 installs the 1.5 natively - but the version go up to 2.2
[22:36] <guntbert> lasivian: glad it works :)
[22:36] <Jack_Sparrow> JPSman usb requires the one direct from the web, not from repos, soundcards and network cards are VM not real drivers etc
[22:36] <letalis> has anyone gotten a hold of an acer aspire 9630 laptop here? i have my eyes on one and im going to take vista totally off of it and put ubuntu on it
[22:36] <letalis> :)
[22:36] <RAMDAC>  Myrtti: when i installed ubuntu 8.10 i can't download the updates cuz there was no internet connection even though the internet connection was working in ubuntu 8.04
[22:37] <JesperHansen> letalis: you shall regret choosing acer is their slogan
[22:37] <JPSman> Jack_Sparrow - one direct from the web?  a 'driver'?  (kinda a newbie here)
[22:37] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: you have to be a bit more specific than that dear.
[22:37] <RAMDAC> Myrtti: ok what info u want?
[22:37] <Jack_Sparrow> JPSman vbox needs to be the version off the web. not one that you can install from our repos
[22:38] <JPSman> jack_sparrow: thanks :OD
[22:38] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: you could start by finding out which network interface card you have
[22:38] <letalis> JesperHansen: how so?
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> JPSman http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[22:39] <mneptok> RAMDAC: pastebin the output of the ifconfig command
[22:39] <Anja_> RAMDAC try "lspci" in the command line to identify which card u use
[22:40] <spasticteapot> To use my soundcard, I'm supposed to have the package "snd-usb-audio"
[22:40] <spasticteapot> Where is this?
[22:40] <Anja_> spasticteaport try apt-get install snd-usb-audio
[22:41] <RAMDAC> Myrtti: ok it is Realtek
[22:42] <ezerhoden> spasticteapot:  grep -i usb_audio /boot/config-2.6.27-11-generic
[22:42] <ezerhoden> spasticteapot: it is in the kernel
[22:42] <spasticteapot> ezerhoden: Hmm.
[22:42] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: which Realtek?
[22:42] <spasticteapot> How do I get it to "talk" to my soundcard?
[22:43] <ezerhoden> spasticteapot: that is probably only one part of it, what card do you have?
[22:44] <RAMDAC> Myrtti:  RTL8111/8168B
[22:44] <spasticteapot> M-Audio Audiophile USB.
[22:44] <spasticteapot> With newer versions of the kernel (post-2005), it's supposed to work without a firmware update.
[22:44] <opr> hey, how do i enable that desktop cube thing, there was a command that let you get onto the control panel for all sorts of effects settings.
[22:44] <Myrtti> RAMDAC: perhaps someone else has more experience of that than I do
[22:45] <mandrig> opr: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[22:45] <opr> ty :)
[22:45] <mneptok> RAMDAC: pastebin the output of the ifconfig command
[22:45] <RAMDAC> Myrtti : ok thank you
[22:45] <cwmoser> My Network Applet (nm-applet) does not have selection to set up a VPN like by other PC has.
[22:45] <mandrig> opr: once you do that, look in System > Preferences for compizconfig settings manager
[22:46] <RAMDAC> mneptok: Look i've found a solution by editing the etc/network/interfaces
[22:47] <PleXuS> anyone running CS4 Master Collection + wine ?
[22:47] <Jufis> opr:  then you need to enable desktop cube and rotate desktop
[22:47] <mneptok> RAMDAC: what edits did you make? can you pastebin it?
[22:48] <RAMDAC> mneptok:by writing in it "auto eth0
[22:48] <RAMDAC> iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[22:48] <mneptok> RAMDAC: that will get you an automagic DHCP lease. hope that's what you want.
[22:48] <opr> yep, thanks, mandrig, Jufis
[22:48] <Jufis> opr: i mean rotate cube
[22:48] <Jufis> no problem
[22:48] <RAMDAC> mneptok: could u explain more plz?
[22:48] <Jufis> opr: dont you happent to know any good mouse gesture software? :)
[22:48] <mouka> how do I install microsoft arabic fonts
[22:49] <opr> nope, sorry heh :P
[22:49] <mouka> firefox is displaying arabic fonts in an ugly manner
[22:49] <mouka> whereas in windows, they display fine
[22:50] <Banano> did you install the ubuntu restricted extras?
[22:50] <Banano> mouka,
[22:50] <opr> goodbye!
[22:50] <Jufis> bye
[22:50] <int64_t> macd__ whats up, email me sometime
[22:51] <mneptok> RAMDAC: do you want a dynamic IP assigned by DHCP?
[22:51] <spasticteapot> ezerhoden: How do I see a list of soundcards?
[22:51] <spasticteapot> I'd rather not have to install new firmware - this is a dual-boot machine.
[22:51] <wolter> can i give a trash can to a separate ntfs partition?
[22:51] <RAMDAC> mneptok:it doesn't matter but what if i want to change it?
[22:51] <JesperHansen> Since fsck has screwed up all of nodes on the harddrives ie. linking /sbin/shutdown to /sbin/umount.cifs and its wont fix it properly, is there anyway to just use apt-get to force reinstall everything and thereby fixing the nodes and such?
[22:51] <gribouille> hi
[22:51] <gribouille> does anyone know the driver for the SysKonnect SK-9871 network controller ?
[22:52] <mneptok> RAMDAC: the syntax of /etc/network/interfaces is well-documented :)
[22:52] <Symmetria> *sigh* is there a version of ubuntu server that DOESNT do any frame buffer stuff on boot
[22:52] <Symmetria> as in boots raw text mode
[22:52] <RAMDAC> mneptok:where i can find it?
[22:52] <Symmetria> my remote management IPKVM doesnt like that frame buffer stuff
[22:53] <mikeshollen> When I have a full screen game running, I can always lightly see my desktop and other windows behind it.  How can I stop my full screen stuff from being slightly transparent?
[22:54] <letalis> mikeshollen: sounds like compiz is running
[22:54] <lockd> mikeshollen: disable compositing
[22:55] <nonix4> ... you could make irc transparent w/ compositing?
[22:55] <shingalated> is it possible to grep through a variable in a shell script?
[22:55] <Dante123> what is command to see what version of kernel I am running??
[22:55] <arghh2d2> Dante123: uname -a
[22:56] <RAMDAC> mneptok: There is another problem.
[22:56] <nonix4> (or rather, make irc burn-through them windows on top of it?)
[22:56] <kronicKoH1> Can someone please help me with apt-get function?
[22:57] <graingert> Dante123-> uname -r
[22:57] <kronicKoH1> I'm weeTODDiddd
[22:57] <Calamari> what about it?
[22:57] <arghh2d2> !ping
[22:57] <kronicKoH1> list packages
[22:57] <Marfi> !apt kronicKoH1
[22:57] <Marfi> !apt | kronicKoH1
[22:57] <kronicKoH1> !apt-get
[22:58] <Berit> Hello people of #ubuntu!
[22:58] <kronicKoH1> !synaptic
[22:58] <graingert> kronicKoH1-> stop with the bot abuse
[22:58] <sathyrion> arkside
[22:59] <shingalated> is it possible to grep through a variable in a shell script?
[23:00] <arghh2d2> shingalated: elaborate can you?
[23:00] <Rencx> hi
[23:00] <josh1> does any one know how to or know of the Xubuntu code for terminal? with out having to reinstall everything?
[23:00] <kronicKoH1> Marfi: Thanks
[23:00] <RAMDAC>  My Network Applet (nm-applet) says that my device is unmanaged
[23:00] <Marfi> RussellAlan, np
[23:00] <fiftyone> hi can anyone tell me what the small program that runs on the top of your screen its a tiny bar that has your system information on it cpu useage etc?
[23:00] <arghh2d2> josh1: the "command" to run xubuntu's terminal should be just >terminal<
[23:01] <shingalated> arghh2d2, I am trying to grep for ": directory" in the variable $RES
[23:01] <shingalated> arghh2d2, "grep ': directory' $RES" does not work, that's what I have now
[23:01] <graingert> shingalated-> `echo $RES`?
[23:02] <graingert> "grep ': directory' `echo $RES`"
[23:02] <Cerel> l
[23:02] <mattfletcher> i've got a problem with synaptic. it's showing no packages whatsoever. i can use apt-get and apt-cache, but not synaptic. any ideas folks?
[23:02] <Rencx> What can i do to fix this? When i click a link suddenly firefox won't show me the page but instead want to download the php-file, not always but like ever 3 time i click link.. it is annoying
[23:02] <jiffe92> when doing an apt-get, if it says size mismatch on the deb, where is it pulling that size from?
[23:03] <burner67> #join ubuntu fr
[23:03] <csc_> hello
[23:03] <csc_> is there a free lan messenger for linux? with no need for server and automatic detection of other clients in the lan?
[23:03] <graingert> Rencx-> server error not your problem
[23:03] <shingalated> csc_ you can use Bonjour in pidgin
[23:03] <burner67> what the command for join the ubuntu fr channel please ?
[23:03] <Rencx> graingert: on Windows it is ok
[23:04] <rww> burner67: /join #ubuntu-fr
[23:04] <graingert> Rencx-> try it on a different browser
[23:04] <burner67> thank's !
[23:04] <step21_> Rencx: what sire?
[23:04] <fiftyone> there is a small program it runs at  the top of your screen and tells you your system information anyone know what its called/??
[23:04] <step21_> *site
[23:04] <csc_> shingalated, is it a plugin?
[23:04] <rww> fiftyone: conky, maybe?
[23:04] <Rencx> graingert: but i need firefox addons also
[23:05] <oled> fiftyone:  a deskbar applet?
[23:05] <Rencx> step21_: ogame.lv
[23:05] <shingalated> csc_ no it's a protocol you can add from the Manage/Add Accounts menu option
[23:05] <jrib> fiftyone: conky?
[23:05] <RAMDAC> My Network Applet (nm-applet) says that my device is unmanaged
[23:05] <Commie_Cary> do the ati property drivers work with jaunty
[23:06] <rww> RAMDAC: I think that's what happens when you configure it in /etc/network/interfaces
[23:06] <shingalated> csc_ then you just enter a name for yourself to show up as, and you will see others on the network using Bonjour
[23:06] <step21_> Rencx: then try konqueror and if it works there check for plugins you installed for firefox recently that might cause this
[23:06] <rww> Commie_Cary: 1) Jaunty stuff goes in #ubuntu+1, not here. 2) No. We're waiting on an update from ATI.
[23:06] <vatzec> good evening (or whatever it is there) good sirs and ma'ams! I've got a problem while trying to execute a .jar file (particularly: finchsync.jar); while it runs properly I can't click the "OK" button in the error dialog which pops up informing me of no config file being present; I'm attempting to run the .jar by doing java -jar finchsync.jar (either this or gij -jar finchsync.jar)
[23:06] <mattfletcher> is there a way to force synaptic to reload its db?
[23:06] <RAMDAC> rww: yes you are right on what u just said ? but can i fix it
[23:06] <fiftyone> jrib, might be, however this is a small thin bar
[23:07] <rww> RAMDAC: You can't use both /etc/network/interfaces and NetworkManager for the same interface. It's by design, and isn't an error or bug.
[23:07] <jrib> fiftyone: why don't you post a screenshot?  Conky is pretty customizable...
[23:07] <Rencx> step21_: can you explain this word: konqueror
[23:07] <vatzec> oh, if this changes anything - every now and then I manage to get through that dialog but the app freezes with the main window shown
[23:07] <step21_> Rencx: it's the browser from kde
[23:07] <Dante123> thanks arghh2d2
[23:08] <fiftyone> jrib, sure
[23:08] <redvamp128> konquerror is the default web browser for Kde (or Kubuntu)
[23:08] <rww> mattfletcher: press the "Reload" button in the Synaptic window. From the command-line, "sudo apt-get update".
[23:08] <mattfletcher> correction it's not synaptic, it's "add/remove applications" that is empty
[23:08] <Rencx> step21_: ty will try
[23:08] <mattfletcher> rww: sorry!
[23:08] <fiftyone> jrib, http://www.gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=3&id=92683&file1=92683-1.png&file2=92683-2.png&file3=92683-3.jpg&name=Elfin2+mod+for+DUST
[23:08] <ice_cream> hi, i have an issue ejecting a cd that has errors
[23:09] <RAMDAC> rww: ok is there an alternative way instead editing etc/network/interfaces
[23:09] <jiffe92> does ubuntu cache installed package information such as the size of the deb file somewhere?
[23:09] <Dante123> Hey all, friend has Dell Inspiron 1501 but needs dialup internet to work.  I am going over to his house.  I have downloaded the modem driver deb file (in case it isn't already installed) and gnomeppp.deb file too.  Anything else you think I will need to get dialup working on his Ubuntu 8.10 setup???
[23:09] <fiftyone> you know i downloaed conky aand i cant do anything with it, it just pops in as a little box no options nothing
[23:09] <rww> mattfletcher: Does it look like http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20247925/Screenshot.png ?
[23:09] <ice_cream> i googled around, tried a few things..   it is not mounted, (when it is, then on /mnt/cdrom , w/o a cdrom0)
[23:10] <ice_cream> this may not be ubuntu speciic
[23:10] <blizzle> fiftyone, Check the official site for theming/config advice.
[23:10] <rapidsecretions> my CD is no longer recognized at all any clue what would cause this?
[23:10] <mschiff> how can I mount a NFS share with nautilus which is configured in /etc/fstab? It worked in 8.04 but in 8.10 this functionaily seems to be gone :-/
[23:10] <lockd> Dante123: some way of updating via CD :P
[23:10] <fiftyone> blizzle, i am not themeing, i just want to know what that program is
[23:10] <fiftyone> running at the top of the screen
[23:11] <lockd> Dante123: or, all ubuntu repositories on a huge external disk
[23:11] <jrib> fiftyone: that's just a customized conky
[23:11] <spass> fiftyone: conky
[23:11] <jrib> fiftyone: http://maketecheasier.com/10-of-the-best-linux-desktop-customization-screenshots-to-inspire-your-creativity/2008/11/28 see #4
[23:11] <blizzle> fiftyone, It's a basic system monitoring tool. Can be configured in many ways, very lightweight. You might also want to check gkrellm, as an alternative/additional tool.
[23:11] <mattfletcher> rww: exactly like that
[23:11] <rww> mattfletcher: okay. Have you installed Adobe AIR?
[23:12] <RAMDAC> rww: ok is there an alternative way instead editing etc/network/interfaces
[23:12] <fiftyone> thanks all
[23:12] <rww> mattfletcher: If so, there's a bug that causes that: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-app-install/+bug/311455
[23:12] <rww> RAMDAC: to do what?
[23:12] <adante> hi folks, i just used resize2fs and then lvreduce to reduce an ext2-on-lvm partition - if i run fsck -f on it now and it is ok, does this mean it's all good? or is it still possible i screwed something up?
[23:12] <Chlorate> When I listen to music the sound will stop for one second every once in awhile. Any ideas? I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 32bit.
[23:13] <flavio> prova
[23:13] <|ns|nR8> what music player Chlorate
[23:13] <mattfletcher> rww: ah i see. thanks!
[23:13] <blizzle> !package gkrellm | fiftyone
[23:13] <RAMDAC> rww:to operate the network manager and the internet connection at the same time
[23:13] <Chlorate> |ns|nR8, I have used Rhythmbox and now Songbird. Both do it.
[23:13] <rww> mattfletcher: You're welcome!
[23:13] <tweak66> is anyone currently using ubuntu 9?
[23:13] <SkEmO> o.o
[23:13] <rww> !jaunty | tweak66
[23:13] <SkEmO> 9?
[23:14] <|ns|nR8> mine did it on audacious..i went into preferences, audio and changed the current output plugin and it fixed it
[23:14] <rww> RAMDAC: There are a bunch of different ways to manage network connections: NetworkManager, the interfaces file, wicd, etc. Each one is incompatible with the other. The idea is that you pick one and use only that one.
[23:14] <|ns|nR8> dunno if that will help you
[23:14] <Intello> ummmm wth? i just installed ubuntu on my laptop, went to add/remove applications... and everything in it says "cannot be installed on your computer type (i386)\
[23:14] <Titan8990> Intello, do:  sudo apt-get update
[23:14] <vatzec> okay, I've found a workaround for my problem (quote: "good evening (or whatever it is there) good sirs and ma'ams! I've got a problem while trying to execute a .jar file (particularly: finchsync.jar); while it runs properly I can't click the "OK" button in the error dialog which pops up informing me of no config file being present; I'm attempting to run the .jar by doing java -jar finchsync.jar (either this or gij -jar finchsync.jar)"), the workaround is: 
[23:15] <vatzec> good night! :)
[23:15] <redvamp128> tweak66:  you are more likely to find people using 9 in room #ubuntu+1
[23:15] <lockd> rww: interfaces file can co-exist with rc scripts, can't it?
[23:15] <RAMDAC> rww: i want to use the NetworkManager
[23:15] <Chlorate> |ns|nR8, I have them set on autodetect.
[23:15] <tweak66> i was just wondering
[23:15] <rww> RAMDAC: then remove the stuff in /etc/network/interfaces related to the interface you're using, and configure it in NetworkManager instead.
[23:16] <happyface_0> Is there a way to set nvidia/ubuntu to switch to a single-monitor if the other is unplugged?
[23:16] <rww> lockd: You mean the system startup/shutdown/runlevel scripts? They work with the interfaces file, yeah.
[23:16] <|hashbang|> RAMDAC: make a backup copy of that file before removing anything =)
[23:16] <Smegzor> I want to use a voice/fax modem to record a phone call (so I can interview a client over the phone).  I have installed an internal voice/fax modem from Intel.  What software do I need to be able to record it?
[23:17] <Dante123> lockd should I bring the 8.10 cd with me??
[23:17] <rapidsecretions> my CD is no longer recognized at all any clue what would cause this?
[23:17] <RAMDAC> rww: the problem is that when i use NetworkManager the internet connection become disabled i don't know why?
[23:17] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: are you going to tell them you are recording them?
[23:17] <Smegzor> of course
[23:17] <lockd> rww: well, I still have scripts in /etc/rc.d, because I didn't feel like writing init-style scripts
[23:17] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: there are phone adapters for that purpose
[23:17] <Pixels> why isnt ubuntu 8.10 using Firefox 3.0.6?
[23:17] <Smegzor> my plan is to have them explain their project while I record my desktop and follow them through it.
[23:17] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: are you in the US? if so, try radio shack
[23:18] <nonix4> Does NetworkManager work with multihomed hosts at all? It seems to attempt to put the same IP for multiple interfaces, which makes no sense...
[23:18] <zCz>  [ U y a r ý ]  :  nonix4  : Lütfen Seviyeyi Düþürmeyiniz Aksi Taktirde Kanaldan Uzaklaþtýrýlýcaksýnýz !.
[23:18] <Dante123> lockd are you kidding with "or, all ubuntu repositories on a huge external disk"???  Really, what else do I need (hoping that installing gnomeppp and configuring it will be all I need to do)
[23:18] <zCz>  [ U y a r ý ]  :  Dante123  : Lütfen Seviyeyi Düþürmeyiniz Aksi Taktirde Kanaldan Uzaklaþtýrýlýcaksýnýz !.
[23:18] <Smegzor> no I'm in an evil country ;)
[23:18] <lockd> Dante123: err, I'm talking about more packages... you do NOT want to install packages via dialup
[23:18] <piotruspan> bla bla bla bla bla
[23:18] <rww> Pixels: we are. Update just came out today.
[23:18] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: evil country?
[23:18] <Smegzor> nz
[23:18] <naxa> how can i set the correct local encoding to my cd-rom? i want to copy files with special hungarian characters in their filename from my cd to my hdd correctly. the cd was written in windows.
[23:18] <rww> !info firefox | Pixels
[23:18] <Pixels> why isnt ubuntu 8.10 using Firefox 3.0.6?  why is it using the old version 3.0.5?
[23:18] <zCz>  [ U y a r ý ]  :  Pixels  : Lütfen Seviyeyi Düþürmeyiniz Aksi Taktirde Kanaldan Uzaklaþtýrýlýcaksýnýz !.
[23:18] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: nz? netherlands?
[23:18] <lockd> Dante123: I'm not kidding, really, no. having a whole Debian mirror won't hurt, though it's not for setting up the dialup
[23:18] <Smegzor> new zealand
[23:18] <piotruspan> czy tu qrwa ktos po naszemu mówi?
[23:18] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: how is that evil?
[23:18] <Pixels> rww, enlgish pls
[23:18] <Smegzor> heh  we don't allow nuclear anything here
[23:18] <rww> !pl | piotruspan
[23:18] <spass> piotruspan: #ubuntu-pl
[23:19] <letalis> Pixels: because the ubuntu maintainers usually check it before updating it.
[23:19] <zCz>  [ U y a r ý ]  :  letalis  : Lütfen Seviyeyi Düþürmeyiniz Aksi Taktirde Kanaldan Uzaklaþtýrýlýcaksýnýz !.
[23:19] <zcat[1]> !grub
[23:19] <Pixels> letalis, ok
[23:19] <rww> Pixels: The 3.0.5 to 3.0.6 Firefox update came out today. I'm using it right now.
[23:19] <zCz>  [ U y a r ý ]  :  rww  : Lütfen Seviyeyi Düþürmeyiniz Aksi Taktirde Kanaldan Uzaklaþtýrýlýcaksýnýz !.
[23:19] <Dante123> lockd. well he will only use dialup at home.  When he goes to job or work, he has ethernet or wireless.  But he lives in rural area where dialup is the norm
[23:19] <|hashbang|> Smegzor: I would think that's a good thing =)
[23:19] <lockd> Dante123: oh, I see
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[23:19] <rww> !ops
[23:19] <spass> wtf
[23:20] <Smegzor> anyway I'm going to do it without extra hardware.  I don't see why I need extra hardware when the modem is internal and has the ability to plug in a headset.
[23:20] <Smegzor> ok that was funky
[23:20] <spass> lol
[23:20] <lockd> spam bomb
[23:20] <rww> Looks like we're in the middle of a channel flood, everyone. Sit tight and it should be over in a minute :)
[23:20] <letalis> well that was taken care of quickly.
[23:20] <letalis> lol
[23:20] <zhaozhou> x D
[23:20] <FoxBlitzz> Ha ha, Super Op Commandos
[23:21] <spass> floodbot acts quickly ;]
[23:21] <Smegzor> so all those kicked users were bots?
[23:21] <letalis> yep
[23:21] <spass> Smegzor: most likely
[23:21] <zhaozhou> All from the same IP, not a very good flood
[23:21] <letalis> probably a script that allowed them to join the server multiple times
[23:21] <letalis> with random names
[23:22] <happyface_0> yay I love floods! They make life so exciting!
[23:22] <rww> anyway, back to normal Ubuntu stuff.
[23:22] <letalis> its as ancient as irc itself
[23:22] <ice_cream> weird... when i did "sudo eject -sv /dev/scd0"   the last line of output was "eject: SCSI eject succeeded", yet the drive did not eject
[23:22] <ice_cream> had to physically take it out
[23:22] <Smegzor> so to cut a long story short, is it not possible to record the phone line just using a voice modem?  I know it can be done in Windows.
[23:23] <happyface_0> Is there a way to set nvidia/ubuntu to switch to a single-monitor if the other is unplugged?
[23:23] <letalis> happyface_0: the program nvidia-settings will allow you to make changes like that without modifying the X server settings
[23:24] <Smegzor> I would have the client use Skype but they are Brethren (no modern technology)
[23:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Smegzor It requires a special vice modem and special windows software.  To the best of my knowledge, there is no equivalent.  If you find one.. Please msg me here so I can check it out.. thanks
[23:24] <Smegzor> ok
[23:24] <happyface_0> letalis: I've checked that out, but I don't see an option to auto-switch to single-view mode when a monitor is unplugged
[23:24] <Smegzor> I only lack the special windows software atm
[23:24] <Smegzor> I wonder if I can pull it off with my XP running in VirtualBox?
[23:24] <letalis> happyface_0: usually i just disable the second screen and hit apply from within that program
[23:25] <letalis> i dont think theres a way to auto disable it.
[23:25] <happyface_0> thanks, letalis but I was looking for something automatic
[23:26] <letalis> i dont think it even disables it completely in windows.
[23:26] <naxa> i know the documentation says otherwise, but is it actually possible to update 7.10 to 8.04 to 8.10 from the normal install cd? (has anyone real (i.e. not from the documentation) experience in this?)
[23:26] <happyface_0> Yes, it does :)
[23:29] <letalis> naxa: it could probably be done, but honestly, id attempt to save your filesystems in an 8.10 install. i imagine quite a bit changed between 7x and 8.10
[23:31] <Titan8990> Naxa, I have successfully done what you are talking about
[23:31] <adante> any lvm/linux people here - i just resize2fs and then lvreduce'd a partition - if i run fsck -f and it turns out ok am i in the clear?
[23:32] <Titan8990> naxa, but you have to keep in mind many people have problems just updating from 8.04 to 8.10....
[23:32] <letalis> id say clean install on everything with the exception of your home directory.
[23:33] <letalis> at least that way you retain your home folders.
[23:33] <Titan8990> letalis, yes, that would be ideal
[23:33] <naxa> Titan8990, can you help me to upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04? second thing do you tell me that i shouldn'T upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10?
[23:33] <Titan8990> naxa, no I am telling you that it CAN work but it also may not
[23:34] <Titan8990> naxa, letalis' suggestion of a clean install IS ideal
[23:34] <letalis> it can be done so that you retain your /home directory
[23:34] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[23:34] <Titan8990> letalis, only if /home is on its own partition
[23:34] <letalis> that way, itll clean out anything old and install the system fresh without any of the old stuff left behind
[23:35] <letalis> yeah thats the drawback to it.
[23:35] <naxa> Titan8990, letalis i see. i can backup my home i think. but can you tell me how can i do the upgrade from cd? i would give it a try after backup. if it fails, i will do the normal install. also i am curious how to do that from the normal cd.
[23:35] <oled> also, backup any files you customized with root
[23:35] <Titan8990> but really, just backing up /home and then restore it will be sufficient for most
[23:35] <letalis> the other option would be backup your home folder(s) and install 8.10 from scratch
[23:35] <CaneToad> how does one install an X server with debug symbols in intrepid?
[23:36] <Titan8990> naxa, I am not sure if it can be done from a CD because it will also update applications that you have downloaded via apt-get
[23:36] <Titan8990> naxa, maybe the unofficial full dvd
[23:36] <jrib> !debug | CaneToad
[23:36] <happyface_0> I'm having trouble with my fingerprint reader. It works with tf-tool, but won't work on login screen or sudo... I'm on Intrepid and followed this http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_enable_the_fingerprint_reader_with_ThinkFinger#Intrepid
[23:36] <naxa> Titan8990, i am aware of this so i thought to remove the downloaded packages first :)
[23:36] <jrib> CaneToad: I think those repositories should work.  If not, ask again
[23:37] <rww> Titan8990, naxa: You can update from the alternate CD, not from the normal one, I think.
[23:37] <naxa> Titan8990, the problem is that i have a very low speed internet connection with no dvd but i've got the two cds.
[23:37] <Flare183> rww: You are correct
[23:37] <naxa> rww, flarel83 that is said in the documentation but I heard that it is possible to do that without the alternate cd
[23:38] <Titan8990> naxa, there ya go, its confirmed that it can be done, I however will not be able to offer assistance
[23:38] <Flare183> flare183&
[23:38] <Flare183> 'oops
[23:38] <Flare183> flare183*
[23:38] <naxa> rww, i don't have the alternate cd right now, what is more i am curious 'couse this is against the documentation. it is interesting that it is possible.
[23:38] <naxa> Titan8990, ok thanks anyway :) i'll try and do it myself then
[23:38] <Titan8990> naxa, in linux, everything is possible :)
[23:38] <oled> can't the CD be added as a software source?  then "apt-get update" ?
[23:38] <Flare183> Titan8990: So true
[23:39] <letalis> everything is possible. its all a matter of probability.
[23:39] <letalis> LOL
[23:39] <gafir> Thanks Pricey! It worked this time :D
[23:39] <Flannel> oled: yes.  sudo apt-cdrom add
[23:39] <andrei> hello
[23:39] <naxa> Titan8990, that's what i like in it :)
[23:40] <andrei> i have to start DSL : stopping at : Ramdisk: compressed image found at block 0,  help me !
[23:40] <rapidsecretions> My cd drive is no longer recognized at all and my block device scd0 is gone...Any idea what happened
[23:41] <oled> test the drive in a different computer
[23:41] <rww> andrei: DSL as in Damn Small Linux? Ask in #damnsmalllinux
[23:41] <happyface_0> My fingerprint reader works with tf-tool, but won't work on login screen or sudo... I'm on Intrepid and followed this http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_enable_the_fingerprint_reader_with_ThinkFinger#Intrepid
[23:44] <melwtech35> anyway can someone help me configureeeeeee pg_hba.conf? i am getting errors
[23:44] <wolter> hm.. didn't work
[23:44] <wolter> bernz,
[23:44] <Huufarted> New question!  Is there any way to increase the scrollback buffer in the default terminal?
[23:45] <Flannel> happyface_0: Did you install libpam-thinkfinger, and then follow the instructions in the README.Debian file?
[23:45] <rww> Huufarted: Edit > Profiles > Edit > Scrolling > Scrollback: [...] lines
[23:46] <Huufarted> rww, sorry for asking the question.  Somehow I missed the preferences section first go-around.
[23:46] <rww> Huufarted: no problem! gnome-terminal kinda hides it away, doesn't it :)
[23:47] <Huufarted> the 'Profile' prefix threw me off, that's all.
[23:47] <avtarr> hi, i would like a particular directory to be included in the PATH variable when using sudo.  i've modified the /etc/environment file but that doesn't do the trick.  is there another file that i should be editing?
[23:47] <avtarr> this is on ubuntu-server 8.10
[23:48] <happyface_0> no, Flannel: I didn't have libpam-thinkfinger installed
[23:48] <Huufarted> Avtarr, not sure if this is a valid answer with Ubuntu, but...
[23:49] <Huufarted> add it in the path in /root/.profile ?
[23:49] <SkEmO> what was that program to make windows drivers work on linux?
[23:49] <Huufarted> Skemo, what kind of driver?
[23:49] <SkEmO> atheros
[23:49] <Huufarted> ndiswrapper
[23:49] <SkEmO> wifi card
[23:49] <Titan8990> Huufarted, if you are adding a path it should go in .bashrc
[23:49] <Huufarted> but...
[23:49] <SkEmO> oh thanks
[23:49] <Huufarted> that's the one, sorry, TItan.
[23:49] <Huufarted> Skemo, hang on
[23:50] <Huufarted> there's a better way to handle it IMO
[23:50] <Titan8990> skeebo, no, you don't want to use ndiswrapper with a atheros card
[23:50] <SkEmO> how?
[23:50] <wolter> hey bernz, i fixed it! I just added uid=1000 to the options after user, like this 'user,uid=1000'
[23:50] <Huufarted> get the ath5k source and compile and install it IMO
[23:50] <rapidsecretions> My cd drive is no longer recognized at all and my block device scd0 is gone...How do I get it back?
[23:50] <Titan8990> SkEmO, you want ath5k or madwifi
[23:50] <Huufarted> it's a super easy process
[23:50] <SkEmO> uhm, i dont know
[23:50] <Huufarted> Download, extract, run 4 commands and it's done
[23:50] <SkEmO> i tried with madwifi but i never got to compile it
[23:50] <SkEmO> http://wireless.kernel.org/download/compat-wireless-2.6/compat-wireless-2009-02-06.tar.bz2
[23:50] <avtarr> forgot to mention, i edited /root/.bashrc and /root/.profile as well
[23:50] <SkEmO> i've got this one
[23:50] <SkEmO> haven tried it yet
[23:51] <avtarr> basically, i added this line: export PATH="$PATH:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin"
[23:51] <Huufarted> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=964836
[23:51] <Huufarted> skemo, go to that link.
[23:51] <SkEmO> kk
[23:51] <Huufarted> download the tar.bz2 file and follow the instructions in that forum thread
[23:51] <avtarr> but /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin never gets referenced when i use sudo
[23:51] <Huufarted> there are 2 options in there, one is the backports module (ignore that one)
[23:52] <Huufarted> the second is to compile the ath5k drivers.  That's the option you'll want since madwifi isn't working for you
[23:52] <SkEmO> i have the AR480, will that work too?
[23:52] <avtarr> it works if i do "sudo su -"
[23:52] <avtarr> but i don't want to be logged in as root
[23:52] <Huufarted> Probably.  It's an issue with all Atheros cards in Intrepid apparently
[23:52] <fearful> avtarr: Then just do sudo
[23:52] <SkEmO> Huufarted:  the thing with my laptop is that, i need to press a button to activate the wifi
[23:53] <SkEmO> and i press it and it wont turn on
[23:53] <melwtech35> anyway can someone help me configureeeeeee pg_hba.conf? i am getting errors?
[23:53] <Rolcol> Does anyone know what format the video must be for Brasero to burn a VCD?
[23:53] <fearful> SkEmO: Why don't your right click the network icon and hit enable wireless?
[23:53] <SkEmO> suring linux initialization it says something like "wifi0 halted (hatl 13)"
[23:53] <avtarr> fearful: it doesn't work.  for example this file exists: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 342 2009-02-11 17:26 /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/facter
[23:53] <SkEmO> fearful:  its enabled
[23:53] <avtarr> but
[23:54] <avtarr> sudo facter
[23:54] <avtarr> sudo: facter: command not found
[23:54] <fearful> avtarr: You have to navigate to it
[23:54] <wolter> hi, i'm having a problem trashing items in my ntfs drive
[23:54] <fearful> avtarr: Type cd /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin/facter
[23:55] <avtarr> but that defeats the purpose of having it in $PATH
[23:55] <fearful> oh
[23:55] <fearful> avtarr: Didn't read that
[23:55] <wolter> my user is part of group users, with id 100, and gid=100 is part of the options in the fstab drive line
[23:55] <wolter> do i have to add a umask?
[23:55] <fearful> avtarr: What kind of file is it?
[23:56] <pluma> I want to resize my Ubuntu partition to less than half of its size (i.e. from 250G to 100G) and move it to the END of the gap this would create. Is there any way to do this easily?
[23:56] <avtarr> ruby script
[23:56] <fearful> avtarr: sudo gedit facter
[23:56] <fearful> avtarr: Can you open it like that ?
[23:57] <warbler99> is there a way to monitor disk access under ubuntu
[23:57] <warbler99> just to see what files are being read/written
[23:58] <avtarr> fearful: not sure what you mean.  typing that command anywhere in the filesystem will create a new file called "facter" owned by root
[23:59] <josh1> can any one help me with desktop issues?
[23:59] <avtarr> i'm trying to add the /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin directory to $PATH so that any executable in that directory can be used with sudo
[23:59] <avtarr> it works if i log in as root, but not with sudo