CDrone`` | i donno , its Xubuntu 8.10 here '< | 00:00 |
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Slart | CDrone``: open a terminal and run "uname -a", tell me what it says | 00:00 |
CDrone`` | brb | 00:00 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: i was booted into Ubuntu 8.04 Live and used GParted | 00:00 |
Slart | CDrone``: check the end.. does it say 686 x86_64 or something else? | 00:01 |
CDrone`` | bash : run : command not found :D | 00:01 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: can you show us the output of "sudo fdisk -ul" in a pastebin? | 00:01 |
corinth | I have an .img file I want to put on my usb flash drive, so that I can boot from it. Anyone know how to do it? | 00:01 |
Slart | CDrone``: uname -a ? no typo? | 00:01 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: so what do you mean parted and ubuntu don't see the disk label.. is this durning install and what results did you expect that is not happening... | 00:01 |
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DasEI | !usb | corinth | 00:02 |
ubottu | corinth: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 00:02 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: http://pastebin.com/m3c888ad6 | 00:02 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: There is a known issue with the installer/partman in Ubiquity (the installer) failing and 'losing' some partitions | 00:02 |
CDrone`` | uname -a | 00:02 |
CDrone`` | ok brb | 00:02 |
mikeshollen | I am trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 on a Dell Latitude C640 but I'm having problems. It's a 1.6GHz with 256MB ram. I tried Hardy and Intrepid, but it gets to the install GUI and just kinda lags out. The disc drive spins up and down and up and down. I did install Windows 2000 from the disc drive, so I'm not sure if the drive is bad or just having trouble reading my disc. Any suggestions? | 00:02 |
CDrone`` | i686 '< | 00:03 |
CDrone`` | slarty | 00:03 |
exodus_ms | mikeshollen, try xubuntu | 00:03 |
Stargazer | Hey guys, i have an ubuntu machine that's not very powerful but it's doing small things... but... it has my external hard drive connected to and i don't want to disconnect it and mess something up. i have Samba on it but i can't seem to connect to that drive from my Windows XP machine(this desktop). any ideas ? | 00:03 |
CDrone`` | Slart: | 00:03 |
CDrone`` | dont u pass out '< | 00:03 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: i repartitioned the drive with gparted, and am now trying to install Ubuntu on one of the partitions. the Ubuntu installer does not see even a disklabel on the disk, even though it is clearly partitioned and mountable | 00:03 |
niku | mikeshollen, the graphical installer requires more ram, iirc, there's an "alternate install" disk which will let you do a text based install | 00:03 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Thanks. Now, can you show the output of this slightly different command: "sudo fdisk -l" | 00:03 |
DasEI | mikeshollen: use the alternate installe and see : | 00:03 |
Slart | CDrone``: I'll try.. but if I wake up tomorrow with a keyboard stuck to my face I'm blaming you | 00:04 |
DasEI | !bootoptions | 00:04 |
ubottu | For a list and explanation on some of the boot options, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions | 00:04 |
wickers | Stargazer, have you made the mount point of the external drive a share within samba's conf file? | 00:04 |
CDrone`` | Slart: rofl | 00:04 |
CDrone`` | :D | 00:04 |
corinth | DasEI: Thanks, I'll see if I can get it to work. Thanks again! | 00:04 |
mikeshollen | that's a great idea guys! | 00:04 |
CDrone`` | so now should i pic the i380 ? | 00:04 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: http://pastebin.com/m3cfe635b doesn't seem any different... | 00:04 |
wickers | Stargazer, you gotta tell samba that you want to share that drive | 00:04 |
Stargazer | Wickers, no, i installed Samba and used Nautilus to share it. | 00:04 |
CDrone`` | IntuitiveNipple: change ur nick man '< | 00:04 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: by disklabel do you mean it doesn't see the disk at all? something strange there since gparted and fdisk see it.. at what point in the install does it bork? | 00:04 |
mikeshollen | I'll try that out and let you know how it goes. | 00:05 |
* niku is downloading 166g over usb - this is going to take a while. :/ | 00:05 | |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: gparted does not see it. fdisk does. | 00:05 |
wickers | Stargazer, I'm not sure how Nautilus does sharing with samba... I've always just written the share by hand into samba's config files. | 00:05 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: A slight difference, and vital. The second command listed the offsets in *cylinders* whereas the first listed them in *sectors* | 00:05 |
niku | s/downloading/backing up/ | 00:05 |
CDrone`` | Slart: still u didn't tell me which to pick now ? | 00:05 |
CDrone`` | ???????????? | 00:05 |
Stargazer | Wickers, could you help me do that ? | 00:05 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: There's a know issue with some sector layouts causing the installer to fail. Your situation isn't affected by that though. | 00:05 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: ok.. when you boot the live cd does it boot ok? sounds like it does... but I want to verify | 00:06 |
Slart | CDrone``: you haven't told me what the command said? | 00:06 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: i created the layout in gparted. then i went into fdisk, pressed "x" and then "f" to fix the drive names, then gparted could not see it anymore | 00:06 |
CDrone`` | i told u | 00:06 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: am typing from it now | 00:06 |
CDrone`` | its ends up with i686 Slart | 00:06 |
Slart | CDrone``: ah.. sorry.. you did.. go for the i386 one | 00:06 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: what does the kernel see: show me the results of "cat /proc/partitions" | 00:06 |
wickers | Stargazer, #sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf | 00:06 |
CDrone`` | can i pm u slart , just to render this faster ? | 00:06 |
Slart | CDrone``: sure | 00:07 |
Myrtti | wickers: gksudo, if using gedit | 00:07 |
wickers | Stargazer, from within the samba config file, you can read the different sections and waht they are used for | 00:07 |
wickers | Myrtti, what's the difference? | 00:07 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: gparted should also be installed in the ubuntu live cd.. are the drives invisible to that gparted as well? | 00:07 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: http://pastebin.com/md493779 seems fine | 00:07 |
_VIM_ | !gksu | wickers | 00:07 |
ubottu | wickers: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 00:07 |
steelcityjim | can anyone assist in loading a template webpage | 00:07 |
B10S | what files should be in /etc/ssh/ by default? | 00:07 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: that is correct. parted, gparted, and ubiquity cannot see the drives, when the kernel, fdisk, and all others can | 00:08 |
steelcityjim | having a problem getting it to launch and modigy | 00:08 |
Jpdota | Knives: I see you have joined #ubuntu | 00:08 |
steelcityjim | modify | 00:08 |
B10S | only 3 files? | 00:08 |
Myrtti | wickers: the other calls the gtk graphical frontend for typing the password, which is in theory a bit safer, not risking any files getting wrong permissions etc. | 00:08 |
Myrtti | wickers: gksudo that is | 00:08 |
mendoza | hi all, i'm installing intrepid on a low cpu powered netbook, does anyone have any recommendations for an ide/code editor which has autocomplete? almost an eclipse lite? | 00:08 |
wickers | Stargazer, ok, as Myrtti said, gksudo instead of sudo gedit | 00:08 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Yes, that's good. Does this continue to happen if you restart the installer? | 00:08 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: yes, it does. maybe this is a problem with an extended mbr due to so many partitions? | 00:09 |
steelcityjim | ok how do i edit the system files | 00:09 |
steelcityjim | keeps telling me no access to delete | 00:09 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: I doubt it, unless a major regression has crept in. | 00:09 |
steelcityjim | or edit | 00:09 |
jimcooncat | I'm using apt-cacher with great results, but would like something more generic so I can cache my windows and openwrt packages too. Suggestions? | 00:09 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: I think you need to look at the installer logs. If I recall correctly, they are in /var/log/installer/ | 00:10 |
wickers | Myrtti, thanks, I've always used sudo and it's worked for me but if this is a better way of getting the job done then cool | 00:10 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: as an experiment.. on booting the live cd at the menu where you choose what you initially want to do you're able to hit F6 and add/subtract from the kernel line.. get rid of quiet/splash and add pci=nomsi then continue with loading the live cd and try again.. | 00:10 |
mikeshollen | I'm sorry guys, I'm having a little trouble figuring this out. I have the Ubuntu CD up, and I clicked on F6, but I'm not sure what to do now for text based install | 00:10 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: The thing to look at in particular is what partman shows when it repeatedly reports the disk partitions as it progresses | 00:10 |
niku | jimcooncat, squid? | 00:10 |
Stargazer | Wickers, what now ? | 00:11 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: bash: cd: /var/log/installer: No such file or directory | 00:11 |
jimcooncat | niku: I suppose, it looked fairly complex. | 00:11 |
wickers | ok, near the bottom of that text file you'll start to see the share sections | 00:11 |
wickers | like [shareNAME] followed by options | 00:11 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: search around, I can't recall exactly what the directory is called. Try ls -d /var/log/ins* | 00:11 |
Flare183 | Is it possible to convert .xm to .mp3 file on Ubuntu? | 00:11 |
red-lichtie | Hi, I'm having issues with Intrepid after upgrading from Hardy 8.04 LTS. My network connection drops randomly, web fails, nslookup fails, etc (on WLAN, haven't tried eth). I don't see anything on any of the logs (messages,daemon,syslog,etc) that could point me in the right direction. Should I just wipe the partition and do a vanilla install ? Or is there a way to increase the log level of the network layer so that I can determine the issu | 00:12 |
wickers | Stargazer, make one called [externalDriveName] | 00:12 |
wickers | Stargazer, and follow the common options you see with the other shares in the file | 00:12 |
niku | jimcooncat, basic proxy functionallity is pretty easy, you might need to tweak it to keep files with various extensions around for a while. You can always look @ webmin to configure it if you don't want to get into it deeply | 00:12 |
wickers | Stargazer, like, you'll need a 'path', browsable, guest viewable, etc... | 00:12 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: turning up nothing. one sec, i'll search around | 00:12 |
Flare183 | nvm | 00:13 |
wickers | Stargazer, do you see what I mean? you're gonna follow some of the common options you see on the other shares that are written in that file | 00:13 |
jimcooncat | niku: I guess it wouldn't be too hard to tell it to use only a handful of sites. | 00:13 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: What version of Ubuntu is that? It may be the locations have been changed since that version | 00:13 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: hardy | 00:13 |
wickers | Stargazer, if you're not comfortable editing this kinda file to get the job done, then maybe someone can help with the gnome file managers' way of sharing that seems to be broken for you. | 00:14 |
blip- | hi all, i'm just installed phpmyadmin from the ubuntu repos and restarted my system... but there isn't a phpmyadmin in my path.. any ideas | 00:14 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: okay... too long ago for me to remember the layout for that one | 00:14 |
Stargazer | Wickers, there's a part with an example for sharing CD-ROM, would it be ok for me to edit that section and use it ? | 00:14 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: that was a release ago | 00:14 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: latest is 8.10, i'm on 8.04 | 00:14 |
wickers | Stargazer, well the CD-rom example is set read only, and for obvious reasons, but you can alter it as you please | 00:14 |
wickers | change the name too | 00:15 |
burkmat | After adding the third party repos and updating, is there any reason aptitude wouldn't be able to locate adobe-flashplugin? | 00:15 |
powermattt | download directly from adobe website | 00:15 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Yeah, and I'm on 9.04 :) | 00:15 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: oh... | 00:15 |
dtchen | burkmat: which "third party repos"? | 00:16 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: syslog turns up nothing | 00:16 |
spirited | success! (I think) | 00:16 |
_VIM_ | Whats that Virtualbox header file needed for guest tools? something like sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.26.28-dev? or what not... | 00:16 |
burkmat | dtchen, the ones that are in software sources per default but disabled. i've got the same repos as another guy, i see the package, he doesn't... | 00:16 |
Scunizi | dkulchenko: how 'bout dmesg | 00:17 |
dtchen | burkmat: what $arch/ | 00:17 |
HWNOW | G'day everyone. | 00:17 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: I'm stumped then. Without being there and being able to 'fiddle'. Have you tried restarting the live-CD session? | 00:17 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: parted /dev/sda print turns up: Error: Unable to satisfy all constraints on the partition. | 00:17 |
wickers | Stargazer, once you've completed the section, save the file, then restart the samba service | 00:17 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: yes | 00:17 |
dtchen | burkmat: (adobe-flashplugin is only available for i386) | 00:17 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Yes, I was looking at the values for the partition table but not spotted anything abnormal. | 00:18 |
wickers | Stargazer, to restart samba: #/etc/init.d/samba restart | 00:18 |
burkmat | dtchen, hmm, checking that. good tip. | 00:18 |
dkulchenko | Scunizi: [ 522.638492] EXT3 FS on sda1, internal journal and [ 522.638500] EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode. are the only 2 relavant lines | 00:18 |
_VIM_ | Whats that Virtualbox header file needed for guest tools? something like sudo apt-get install linux-headers-2.26.28-dev? or what not... | 00:18 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: One last pastebin please: "sudo dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 | hexdump -C >/tmp/report.log" | 00:18 |
dogmagitron | i thought command line applications use less resources - xmms2 is taking up 30% of my CPU? Can anyone explain? | 00:18 |
wickers | Stargazer, err, my bad, that assumed you were root, but in Ubuntu you'd do the same only: #sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart | 00:18 |
wickers | :p | 00:19 |
kingsley | How can I tell if a newly installed 8.04 can use a floppy drive? | 00:19 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: http://pastebin.com/m9160fb5 | 00:19 |
ihagge | hi, someone could help me with the problem on realtek 8168 on ubuntu 8.10 that the network doesn't work properly? | 00:19 |
niku | dkulchenko, are you still trying to get things working with those paritions? Just use two small primary partitions and then manually create the rest once you've got your minimal install working | 00:19 |
burkmat | dtchen, he was x86_64, problem solved. :) thx | 00:19 |
dtchen | burkmat: yw | 00:20 |
jimcooncat | dogmagitron: not necessarily | 00:20 |
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dkulchenko | niku: i can boot into ubuntu fine, i just can't parted or install ubuntu on another partition | 00:20 |
Stargazer | Wickers, when i map the drive on WinXP, i get: Z:\ is not accessible | Network access is denied. | 00:21 |
dogmagitron | jimmacdonald: kindly elaborate :) | 00:21 |
niku | dkulchenko, you can boot into the *live* cd, right? I mean get it installed on your HD then just fdisk + label | 00:21 |
looter | Anyone know how to organize the icons in the panel launcher? Not the icons in the "Applications, Places or System" menus but the icons you can manually pin to the launcher that would display next to those menus. I keep trying to drag and drop but its not working... | 00:21 |
CDrone`` | heyya channel | 00:21 |
HWNOW | Help, I have tried the method on the Ubuntu Help page on how to Enable DMA for my DVD writter on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepidlbex, and my wriiting speed is around 1.2X how can i fix this, I have used the hdparm and install sdparm but I do not know what to do with sdparm ?? | 00:21 |
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IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: nope sorry, can't see anything amiss there | 00:21 |
wickers | Stargazer, you have to change the permissions of the directory and the foldiers within to be readable by any user, not just root or the user you are active on the ubuntu machine with. | 00:21 |
kingtut | I AM HAVE TROUBLE WITH VERY SOUND WHEN PLAYING ANY VIDEOS AND AUDIO | 00:22 |
Guest80131 | join #ubuntu-qc | 00:22 |
dkulchenko | niku: i can boot into my *hard disk* ubuntu fine. fdisk is fine. parted is not | 00:22 |
CDrone`` | Slart has asked me to ask u about what package should i use to let the wine package work after it has told me "error : dependency is not satisfiable : blnfmt-support" | 00:22 |
CDrone`` | ????????????? | 00:22 |
fearful | looter: Right click and add to panel, then move them around by right clicking the new icon and choosign move | 00:22 |
wickers | Stargazer, also make sure you gave the "guest ok = yes" option for the share. | 00:22 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: that's all right. thanks for trying. | 00:22 |
Uldtot | broken_ > have you installed ebox now??? | 00:22 |
rootcut | hi, can someone guide me through installing Gyachi on Intrepid? :-s I'm a total noob. | 00:22 |
niku | kingtut, IT'S PROBABLY BECAUSE LINUX IS CASE SENSITIVE AND YOU USE ALL CAPS. | 00:23 |
wasabi2 | Dual monitor, laptop, Intel 945M, when I use the screen resolution thing, and log off, X comes back blank. | 00:23 |
wasabi2 | When I do autodetection while the second monitor is plugged in, the configuration leaves it blank. | 00:23 |
* niku couldn't help it | 00:23 | |
CDrone`` | anyone answer me | 00:23 |
looter | thanks much I can't believe i dind't see that when I right clicked before....SIGH. thanks again | 00:23 |
fearful | looter: Your welcome. | 00:23 |
dkulchenko | praises niku | 00:23 |
Myrtti | niku: "wrongdoings of others don't justify yours" etc ;-) | 00:24 |
perillux | I heard somewhere that AMD processors are more stable with Linux/Ubuntu than Intel processors. Is that true? | 00:24 |
Stargazer | Wickers, how do i make the drive viable for network access (as in, what do i change the users to in order for it to be legible by other computers) | 00:24 |
rootcut | hi, can someone guide me through installing Gyachi on Intrepid? is it even possible? i didn't find .deb for intrepid, and terminal tar.gz install didn't work either | 00:24 |
CDrone`` | help | 00:24 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: just got a break. cfdisk on /dev/sda returns "FATAL ERROR: Bad logical partition 6: enlarged logical partitions overlap" | 00:24 |
sd32 | how do i extract a 7z file in ubuntu? | 00:24 |
glenrock | perillux: i've never experienced a difference between linux on amd vs linux on intel | 00:25 |
CDrone`` | :( | 00:25 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: hmmm! | 00:25 |
Uldtot | Anyone who can help me with ebox? ( iwas told yesterday ( here on irc) that ebox have shell command line. (like webmin have) and webmin do not work 100% (yes / no etc do not work) and i just had to install ebox... but i cannot find this shell command line for ebox... anyone how to get it ?? | 00:25 |
HWNOW | Help, I have tried the method on the Ubuntu Help page on how to Enable DMA for my DVD writter on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepidlbex, and my wriiting speed is around 1.2X how can i fix this, I have used the hdparm and install sdparm but I do not know what to do with sdparm ?? | 00:25 |
Myx0x3 | how do i check what version of ubuntu i have? :P | 00:25 |
burkmat | dtchen, suggestions for installing flash on x86_64? the .deb off their site doesn't work. | 00:25 |
fearful | sd32: You have to download 7zip | 00:25 |
dtchen | burkmat: you'd need to use the flashplugin-nonfree package | 00:25 |
sd32 | fearful, thanks | 00:25 |
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burkmat | dtchen, wasn't that quite unstable? | 00:26 |
wickers | Stargazer, change the permissions of the shared folder and it's subfolders by using #sudo chmod -R 777 /path/to/shared/folder | 00:26 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Those reports you showed, don't give any sign | 00:26 |
dtchen | burkmat: should be much better if you're using intrepid-updates or jaunty | 00:26 |
burkmat | dtchen, hmm... alright, thanks. | 00:26 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: but what does the error mean? | 00:26 |
ninux | Hey guys!!! how can I auto mount an NFS share on my network? | 00:27 |
glenrock | Myrtti: click System > About Ubuntu. below the ubuntu logo it should say Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu <version> | 00:27 |
fearful | sd32: sudo apt-get install p7zip | 00:27 |
Stargazer | Wickers, for some reason i can't change Group to me. | 00:27 |
glenrock | Myx0x3: click System > About Ubuntu. below the ubuntu logo it should say Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu <version> | 00:27 |
glenrock | Myrtti: sorry, wrong nick :) | 00:27 |
wickers | the group is not a user... you are in the users group | 00:27 |
Myx0x3 | hardy heron is not the newest right? :P | 00:28 |
fearful | myx0x3: Or you can type lsb_release -a | 00:28 |
HWNOW | How do you enable DMA in a sata drive in Ubuntu 8.10, i have a * beside Udma2 ???? | 00:28 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: well if we take it at face value, it suggests the partitions aren't in start-sector order | 00:28 |
dogmagitron | so anybody know why a commandline app takes 30% of systerm resources? its xmms2 btw | 00:28 |
fearful | Myx0x3: Nope, Intrepid is 8.10 | 00:28 |
Myx0x3 | fearful: doh, does it matther? | 00:28 |
wickers | anyhow, I gotta run Stargazer | 00:28 |
Stargazer | Wickers, i checked the permissions on the disk (right-click - Properties -> Permissions) and the Folder Acess is set to me. | 00:28 |
wickers | good luck! | 00:28 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Nice! sda7 and sda5 !!! | 00:28 |
Stargazer | Ok. :/ | 00:28 |
fearful | Myx0x3: you can update if you wish through your current version | 00:29 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: what? | 00:29 |
wickers | Stargazer, look up at my command line comment on how to do it | 00:29 |
wickers | chmod | 00:29 |
wickers | works wonders | 00:29 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: look carefully at them in the output of "cat /proc/partitions" | 00:29 |
wickers | that would set it so anyone can read/write it | 00:29 |
B10S | cant you use 8.10 server as a live cd? | 00:29 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: You were clever to achieve that :D | 00:29 |
wickers | but gotta run | 00:29 |
wickers | later | 00:29 |
B10S | theres no option | 00:29 |
Myx0x3 | fearful: okey? whit the update manager or thrue ubuntu.com ? | 00:29 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: that must've been fdisk when i did expert mode->fix partition order | 00:30 |
red-lichtie | Is there a path to downgrade Intrepid back to current Hardy LTS ? (Yes, I know I should have made a back up before distro upgrade, but I didn't) | 00:30 |
HWNOW | How do you enable DMA in a sata drive in Ubuntu 8.10, i have a * beside Udma2 ???? | 00:30 |
fearful | Myx0x3: Through the update manager, go to System > Administrator > Software Sources | 00:30 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Try this, it will cause the kernel to re-read the partition table: "sudo partprobe /dev/sda" | 00:30 |
rootcut | hi, can someone guide me through installing Gyachi on Intrepid? is it even possible? i didn't find .deb for intrepid, and terminal tar.gz install didn't work either | 00:31 |
Myx0x3 | fearful: okey tnx :) | 00:31 |
fearful | Myx0x3: In the third column theres one that says Release Upgrades, click normal | 00:31 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: partprobe gives: "Error: Unable to satisfy all constraints on the partition.", the exact same error as parted | 00:31 |
sirhc_ | hey guys .. i found some info that i think will get my remote going, but i am having some trouble understanding exactly how to implement the instructions. if any of you have a min. would you go through it with me and help clarify the grey areas? | 00:31 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Grrrrrrrrr | 00:31 |
fearful | Myx0x3: You should update entirely your 8.04 before proceeding tho. | 00:31 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Have you installed anything in the partitions yet? | 00:31 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: If not, wipe the darn thing out and start afresh :) | 00:31 |
corinth | Has anyone installed the HP mie version of Ubuntu from the usb .img file? | 00:32 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: 2 of the partitions were originally resized, the rest were added | 00:32 |
chu_ | Hey, I've been reading, and it's possible I have a clash between apm and acpi? I've looked in synaptic, and have apmd and acpi installed, so it's possible, I guess, though I don't know how to find out if apm and acpi are running... | 00:32 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: i'm trying everything i can so that i don't have to backup and restart | 00:32 |
B10S | can you use 8.10 server as a live cd? theres no option to do so | 00:32 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: okay... are all the partitions in the extended 'new' without anything in them? | 00:32 |
HWNOW | How do you enable DMA in a sata drive in Ubuntu 8.10, i have a * beside Udma2 ???? | 00:32 |
sebsebseb | B10S: probably not | 00:33 |
sebsebseb | B10S: you could have the server installed in a virtual machine though | 00:33 |
Myx0x3 | fearful: okej tnx :) | 00:33 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: sda1 and sda7 are the two partitions that have stuff on them. sda1 is primary, sda7 is the 2nd to last logical partition on the extended partition | 00:33 |
fearful | Myx0x3: Your welcome | 00:33 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: I've an idea... based on that error report. I wonder if the *start* of sda5 looks to the tools as if it is encroaching in the start of the extended sda4 | 00:34 |
Myx0x3 | i have another problem also hehe :P i cant connect to my computer thrue Putty :S its local so i dont need open any ports, is there a guide to get it work? | 00:34 |
sebsebseb | Myx0x3: putty is annoying | 00:35 |
Davedan | where does a package usualy put files that holds temp data? | 00:35 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: sda5 is the first logical part. of the extended partition | 00:35 |
Uldtot | Anyone who can help me find a web controlled command line (i awnt to use command remotly on the web).. | 00:35 |
Myx0x3 | sebsebseb: what should i use? :P | 00:35 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: which is sda4 | 00:35 |
sebsebseb | Myx0x3: you want to remote connect your Windows computer from Ubuntu? | 00:35 |
mgolisch | Myx0x3: usualy it should work after installing the ssh service | 00:35 |
red-lichtie | HWNOW, you need to provide more information about your HW. What chip set etc. | 00:35 |
Myx0x3 | sebsebseb: no reverse ;) | 00:35 |
unop_ | Davedan, depends on the package, the author, the requirements, etc | 00:36 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: sorry, misread what you said. you're right | 00:36 |
Myx0x3 | mgolisch: OpenSSH? | 00:36 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Yes. If you look at the output of "fdisk -l" you can see that sda4 and sda5 appear to start at the same cylinder, but looking at "fdisk -ul" you can see they are sectors apart | 00:36 |
Davedan | I want to create a simple package and I'll need to create temp files that will hold for several minutes untill the package deletes them | 00:36 |
au_ | please help.. one i log into gnome, nothing happens..the screen is brown and there is only mouse cursor | 00:36 |
Ahadiel | Myx0x3, openssh-server I think | 00:36 |
au_ | please help.. WHEN i log into gnome, nothing happens..the screen is brown and there is only mouse cursor | 00:36 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: I'm wondering if we simply 'move' the start of sda5 to the next cylinder boundary and reduce its size correspondingly, if that might solve it | 00:36 |
mgolisch | Myx0x3: yeah install the openssh-server package | 00:36 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: hmm.. just 126 sectors apart... | 00:36 |
sebsebseb | au_: ok so open up something and try and type? can you? | 00:36 |
mgolisch | Myx0x3: its not installed by default | 00:37 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: how can i do that? | 00:37 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: If there is nothing in sda5 you might be able to delete that partition and recreate it in the free space and get the correct values | 00:37 |
au_ | sebsebseb: no, there is no menu at all...only the cursor, nothing else | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | au: which version? | 00:37 |
Myx0x3 | mgolisch: found it now :) <3 tnx <3 | 00:37 |
au_ | sebsebseb: dunno... | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | au_: ok sounds like xorg may have gone wrong | 00:37 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Using "sudo fdisk /dev/sda" (so it is in cylinder mode) | 00:37 |
mrglinux | hi oin my ubunu 8.10 Internet connection doesn't share to out . how can i do? | 00:37 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: you are correct. there is nothing is sda5. i'll do that now. | 00:37 |
Ultraputz | if i want to add a command that starts up before GDM does, in which file would it go? | 00:37 |
sebsebseb | au_: you don't know what version of Ubuntu you got installed? | 00:37 |
au_ | sebsebseb: I am now using console | 00:37 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: then force the kernel to re-read the partition table with "sudo partprobe /dev/sda" | 00:38 |
au_ | sebsebseb: hardy | 00:38 |
ninux | Hey guys!!! how can I auto mount an NFS share on my network? | 00:38 |
Ultraputz | ninux -- smb | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | !keyboard | 00:38 |
ubottu | To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard (GNOME) - KDE: K -> System Settings -> Regional & Language -> Keyboard Layout (KDE) - Xfce: see https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts | 00:38 |
sebsebseb | !xorg | 00:38 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 00:38 |
Myx0x3 | can i change so i can logon as root over putty? | 00:38 |
ninux | Ultraputz: this is beteen 2 Ubuntu machines | 00:38 |
ninux | between | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | au_: you can type? | 00:39 |
Ultraputz | ninux then one has to be a samba server | 00:39 |
au_ | sebsebseb: tnx, Ill try..yup | 00:39 |
mgolisch | Myx0x3: you would have to enable the root user, but why? whats bad about using sudo? | 00:39 |
HWNOW | red-lichtie: Model=HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H10A (LG 16X Burner) | 00:39 |
ninux | Ultraputz: I have samba installed on both computers but is the a client and a server for samba?:P | 00:39 |
Ultraputz | yes] | 00:39 |
Myx0x3 | mgolisch: maybe your right :P i could use sudo ^^ | 00:39 |
Ultraputz | there's both | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | !samba | 00:39 |
ubottu | Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT. | 00:39 |
sebsebseb | ninux: samba is for sharing files with WIndows | 00:40 |
Ultraputz | to connect two linux machines, by default, just use something like SSH | 00:40 |
Myx0x3 | mgolisch: im new at linux but im still lerning ^^ | 00:40 |
jonnor | Myx0x3: if you want a longer root session, use su | 00:40 |
sebsebseb | ninux: Ubuntu to Ubuntu you would normally use SCP or something | 00:40 |
red-lichtie | HWNOW, not the drive, but the chip set that is contolling the drive | 00:40 |
Ultraputz | unless you need windows boxes to be able to connect _to_ your linux boxes | 00:40 |
au_ | sebsebseb: its still the same :( there must be some gnome issues I think | 00:40 |
rootcut | hi, can someone guide me through installing Gyachi on Intrepid? is it even possible? i didn't find .deb for intrepid, and terminal tar.gz install didn't work either | 00:40 |
Uldtot | Anyone know a web command line, ( to install new software from the web, rebooting, removing, updataing etc....) | 00:40 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: what's Gyachi? | 00:40 |
ninux | sebsebseb: ah ok but u know I use NFS at the moment and it' a pain in the ass to mount the share evertime :) | 00:40 |
Ultraputz | Uldtot, wget | 00:40 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Looks like it's a known bug... is this the same thing? https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/parted/+bug/107023 | 00:41 |
Ultraputz | Uldtot, curl | 00:41 |
rootcut | a IM yahoo client for linux | 00:41 |
scream | I created a partition that I want to keep some files on. I created a /home/user/distro "mkdir distro" and mounted the partition there. Now I try to create a directory in "distro" called files. Why do I get a permission denied error? I should not have to sudo to make a directory there? | 00:41 |
Ultraputz | if you want a cli web client, install Lynx | 00:41 |
rootcut | sorry, thought it was popular | 00:41 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: have you tried in Wine | 00:41 |
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Ultraputz | rootcut - pidgin | 00:41 |
sebsebseb | ninux: sorry, but I am not sure | 00:41 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: i'm creating a new partition with fdisk. the extended partition is at ***200 and the first logical wants to begin at ***263, and does not let me force it to ***200. | 00:41 |
HWNOW | red-lichtie: am a noob, how do you find out?? | 00:41 |
Uldtot | Thanks guys ^^ :D | 00:41 |
ninux | sebsebseb: ok thx anyway | 00:41 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, check out pidgin | 00:41 |
au_ | anyone can help me? I cant log into gnome | 00:41 |
rootcut | utraputz: i need webcam support, pidgin doesn't have it | 00:41 |
rootcut | sebastien, what does Wine have to do with it ? | 00:42 |
* spirited smiles | 00:42 | |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Are those sector or cylinder numbers? | 00:42 |
Ultraputz | rootcut -- that's a different issue. there's Ekiga, which is general open SIP... | 00:42 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: yes MSN on AMSN or Kmess and you got web cam, just not with Yahoo :d also Wine might be able to run your app | 00:42 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the shiny aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 00:42 |
mylisto | hey all | 00:42 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: i've switched to sector mode | 00:42 |
B10S | what files should be in /etc/ssh/ by default? | 00:42 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: And, no, don't force it... let the logical start at 263 if it feels the need | 00:42 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: if you want web cam, well you can have it with MSN if you use AMSN or Kmess | 00:42 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Make the changes in cylinder mode, that is safest | 00:42 |
fearful | rootcut or just simply get Skype | 00:43 |
rootcut | well the app is linux based, so i don't see how wine has anything to do with it ... and i need webcam support on yahoo .. | 00:43 |
mylisto | I'm trying to get my gigaware usb headset to work in ubuntu...it shows up...but no audio is coming from the headset...only from the pc | 00:43 |
HWNOW | red-lichtie: am a noob, how do you find out?? | 00:43 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: Yahoo sucks anyway | 00:43 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: Wine is for running WIndows apps on Linux distro | 00:43 |
rootcut | sebastien, yes i know that .. but all my friends are idiots apparently, and use yahoo | 00:43 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: well that's interesting, because normalley they use MSN, not yahoo, the idiots lol | 00:44 |
dkulchenko | IntuitibeNipple: fdisk says "WARNING: Re-reading the partition table failed with error 16: Device or resource busy. The kernel still uses the old table. The new table will be used at the next reboot." could that be why it is not updating? | 00:44 |
rootcut | sebastien, i know what wine is .. but since Gyachi is a linux app.. again, what does wine have to do with installingi t ? | 00:44 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Use partprobe to reread it | 00:44 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: ok what linux downloads do you have for your app? | 00:44 |
red-lichtie | HWNOW, lspci, find out what controller your mobo has then check out the ubuntu support for that | 00:44 |
ari_stress | good morning guys :) | 00:44 |
rootcut | w8 a min | 00:44 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: "sudo partprobe /dev/sda" | 00:44 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: tar.gz or something like that available? | 00:44 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: This is the code that trips that error: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/parted/+bug/107023/comments/3 | 00:45 |
sascha_ | na was llos | 00:45 |
islan | I love ubuntu... | 00:45 |
rootcut | yes, here http://gyachi.sourceforge.net/download.shtml | 00:45 |
sascha_ | lol ich auch | 00:45 |
fearful | islan, don't we all:p | 00:45 |
rootcut | there's a taz.gz for 1.1.0 | 00:45 |
HWNOW | red-lichtie: will do. | 00:45 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the shiny aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 00:45 |
Myx0x3 | how do i search whit apt-get? O:) | 00:45 |
islan | I'm just realizing how much I missed it after a long gaming binge with WinXP | 00:45 |
rootcut | i tried it .. there's instructions in INSTALL.txt .. but the first command fails | 00:45 |
rootcut | and ./configure tells you to read install.txt :| | 00:45 |
andrey22 | guys | 00:45 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: partprobe returning same "constraint" error | 00:45 |
andrey22 | does anyone have a website here? | 00:45 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: ok I see | 00:45 |
fearful | Myx0x3: Applications > Insta/Remove Program | 00:45 |
islan | Myx0x3: apt-cache search <whatever you are looking for> | 00:45 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: oh grrrrrrrr!!! | 00:46 |
sebsebseb | andrey22: yeah I got two online right now | 00:46 |
rootcut | sebsebseb, thanks a lot for looking into it | 00:46 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: not not done yet | 00:46 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, do you have the dev tools installed (compiler, etc) ? | 00:46 |
fearful | Myx0x3 Add/Remove will give you a list, and you can search or use that command | 00:46 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: you will need to compile that program yourself | 00:46 |
sebsebseb | !tar | 00:46 |
ubottu | Files with extensions .tar, .gz, .tgz, .zip, .bz2, .7z, .ace and other archive file formats can be opened with file-roller (GNOME) or Ark (KDE) - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression | 00:46 |
rootcut | i'm a noob, how do i do that ? | 00:46 |
islan | I still prefer apt-cache search | 00:46 |
* dkulchenko 's brain hurts | 00:46 | |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Shall I explain what I think is happening? | 00:46 |
spirited | I need to know what program(s) to download in order to play games on Ubuntu like: World of Warcraft. Could someone please tell me so I can go to that website? | 00:46 |
dkulchenko | IntuitiveNipple: please, if it's not too hard | 00:47 |
fearful | islan: Yea | 00:47 |
Myx0x3 | fearful: im trying to use manage my computer whit putty so i need to use apt thing :P | 00:47 |
kevin_zhong | guys, I need a little help :) | 00:47 |
sebsebseb | rootcut: heh yeah it's been a while for me, someone else here can hopefully explain to you how you install a .tar.gz. it did come in a tar.gz the program? | 00:47 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the shiny aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 00:47 |
sebsebseb | spirited: I think WOW works in Wine | 00:47 |
spirited | Ok so Wine is one I need to install huh? What is the other? | 00:47 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: this is theory. The extended partition has extents (start - end) in the primary partition table. The extended partition table is the first sector of the extended partition. If the first *logical* partition entry in that extended partition says it starts in the same place as the extended partition table itself, that error might be the result :D | 00:48 |
broken_ | ok ebox downloaded, i'm gonna install it now | 00:48 |
sebsebseb | spirited: look here. http://www.winehq.org and http://www.appdb.winehq.org | 00:48 |
spirited | thanks! | 00:48 |
red-lichtie | rootcut: try "sudo aptitude install build-essential" before trying to run configure | 00:48 |
dkulchenko | IntuitibeNipple: but it does not. that's why it's forcing me to start the logical partition 63 sectors away from the extended start | 00:48 |
sebsebseb | spirited: well there's Wine and commercial versions of it | 00:48 |
sebsebseb | that are meant to be paid for | 00:48 |
sebsebseb | wine is the opensource one | 00:49 |
rootcut | red-lichtie, thx i'll try | 00:49 |
HWNOW | red-lechtie: I have a Corssfire Xpress 3200 ATI | 00:49 |
kevin_zhong | I was installing Ubuntu 8.10 through Wubi, still hadn't logged in for the first time, and the computer is connected to a monitor, and after the Ubuntun image came up, the TV started to say Not Support! could that be the TV isn't supported by Ubuntu. | 00:49 |
broken_ | uldtot, gonna install it now | 00:49 |
joljam | I need to run a program called unetbootin from the command line in ubuntu 8.04 ..can someone help me.. i al a relatively newbie in linux | 00:49 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Factor into that explanation that many disk tools require measurements to align on *cylinder* boundaries and you can see why the error might be happening | 00:49 |
islan | sebsebseb: are those commercial ones still pay-per-year/ | 00:49 |
islan | ? | 00:49 |
dkulchenko | IntuitibeNipple: so i can't do anything short of a reformat? | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | spirited: also for games that aren't 3D, and with enough RAM, I think a virtual machine of Windows would be ok. | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | spirited: that is if it won't work in Wine or whatever you could try in a vm as long as it's 2D | 00:49 |
sebsebseb | islan: nope not pay per year | 00:50 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: Oh sure you can.. when it comes down to it, it's only 2 x 48 bytes that has maybe one 16-byte entry slighlty wrong | 00:50 |
spirited | There is another app someone mention that ran games; does anyone know what that is? I have 3D shooters. | 00:50 |
islan | sebsebseb: cool, I remember there being one that was a forced donation of $50 per year or some-such | 00:50 |
fearful | spirited: Crossover | 00:50 |
Krstnsn | so i have a website that wont render right in firefox... how can i emulate IE? | 00:50 |
Krstnsn | theres not firefox extension. | 00:50 |
dkulchenko | IntuitibeNipple: but how can i fix that short of editing the inodes with magnets? :) | 00:50 |
fearful | spirited: I think you have to pay tho.. | 00:50 |
sebsebseb | yes Crossover is one of the commerical apps I was on about | 00:50 |
ninux | Hey guys how can i auto mount a share into FSTAB? | 00:50 |
sebsebseb | and there's Crossover games now | 00:50 |
IntuitiveNipple | dkulchenko: join me in #disk-recovery where we can think quietly :) | 00:51 |
islan | does Crossover do a good job? | 00:51 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, then, when (if) ./configure complains about missing stuff, you'll have to install therelated " *-dev" packages | 00:51 |
spirited | Hmm ok... well let me read about wine. | 00:51 |
sebsebseb | islan: Crossover is pretty good yeah | 00:51 |
fearful | islan: I'm sure it does, if you have to pay for it.. | 00:51 |
islan | I heard that you can run certain Steam games perfectly on wine | 00:51 |
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islan | fearful: I tried a demo of it for Mac, ran TF2 alright, but it wasn't great | 00:51 |
Davedan | can I pass a value between two bash scripts? | 00:51 |
sebsebseb | islan: there's Cedega as well, but that's not liked by the wine community, since they took loads of code, gave nothing back, and made it into a commercial app | 00:51 |
islan | the graphics were poor and it tended to crash | 00:51 |
rootcut | red-lichtie, i just re-downloaded it .. the install.txt tells me to firstly run "./autogen.sh" then the usual configure, make, sudo make install | 00:51 |
fearful | islan: Yea I couldn't say haven't tested, I don't really game maybe when D3 comes out :) | 00:52 |
rootcut | so i do that .. but the autogen.sh fails | 00:52 |
islan | but that could be the fault of the mac | 00:52 |
rootcut | should i paste you the error ? | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | islan: oh your on a Mac | 00:52 |
islan | no, I'm not | 00:52 |
islan | the Mac was at work | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | well | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | Windows can run quite well on the Mac, since bootcamp | 00:52 |
fearful | I hate windows | 00:52 |
Krstnsn | anyone? pls | 00:52 |
sebsebseb | fearful: yeah I dislike it to | 00:53 |
islan | but if I could run my PC games perfectly, then I would ditch Windows and never look back | 00:53 |
sebsebseb | fearful: ,but look we got gamers wanting to use Linux, but yet the commercial Windows games companies most of them won't make for it | 00:53 |
red-lichtie | HWNOW http://news.softpedia.com/news/Latest-ATI-Linux-Driver-Introduces-Support-for-Ubuntu-8-10-99763.shtml | 00:53 |
_VIM_ | get an xbox 360 | 00:53 |
fearful | islan, Yea I don't really game so :) | 00:53 |
wasabi2 | Multimonitor just wont' work for me on this laptop grrrrr | 00:53 |
sebsebseb | islan: you may have to dual boot for now | 00:53 |
sebsebseb | islan: and with some effort you can get a lot of Windows games running in Wine anyway | 00:54 |
islan | sebsebseb: eh, it's not too bad | 00:54 |
sebsebseb | islan: ,but you need know how | 00:54 |
islan | oh, I do | 00:54 |
sebsebseb | islan: for stuff that won't just work in Wine | 00:54 |
islan | yeah, I've only experimented with it a little | 00:54 |
islan | _VIM_: afraid I'm not up for paying for online play | 00:54 |
fearful | I'm sure you can get crossover without having to pay :) I already found one lol | 00:54 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, what does autogn say ? Why is it failing ? | 00:54 |
sebsebseb | fearful: lol and yeah a while ago it was given away legally for free by them | 00:55 |
sebsebseb | fearful: probably again in the future they will do that | 00:55 |
islan | I read an article one guy wrote about using wine to run TF2 "perfectly" I might try it out sometime | 00:55 |
HWNOW | red-lechtie: are you asking for the chipset for the north or south bridge? | 00:55 |
rootcut | paste site ? | 00:55 |
au_ | please help me, i cant log into my gnome session | 00:55 |
fearful | sebsebseb: I think i'll download it just to keep it here you never know | 00:55 |
rootcut | got it | 00:55 |
_VIM_ | its in the topic :) | 00:56 |
sebsebseb | fearful: you shoudn't promote piracy in this channel :D and everything is publicalley logged | 00:56 |
DangerDuck | hy guy's | 00:56 |
fearful | sebsebseb: I'm not giving away links or even encouraging :) | 00:56 |
fearful | sebsebseb: Well I kinda did your right | 00:56 |
sebsebseb | DangerDuck: hi | 00:56 |
DangerDuck | it's 1:56 am and i want sleep but i can't | 00:56 |
DangerDuck | help | 00:56 |
rootcut | red-lichtie: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118649/ | 00:56 |
sebsebseb | DangerDuck: why not? | 00:56 |
DangerDuck | i don't know | 00:57 |
DangerDuck | =( | 00:57 |
sebsebseb | DangerDuck: guy or girl? | 00:57 |
sebsebseb | DangerDuck: this is Ubuntu suppourt by the way | 00:57 |
DangerDuck | yes i know | 00:57 |
DangerDuck | but nobody want a help from me | 00:57 |
sebsebseb | well | 00:57 |
sebsebseb | what do you want help with? | 00:57 |
DangerDuck | i don't know | 00:58 |
DangerDuck | i will go now | 00:58 |
DangerDuck | byby | 00:58 |
broken_ | uldtot, having some issues with the install, gonna try it again in an hour. gotta go do family stuff for a moment | 00:58 |
sebsebseb | ok that was a bit weird | 00:58 |
fearful | yes | 00:58 |
islan | and I was gonna ask him if he needed his /etc/X11.org file reset | 00:58 |
nickrud | normal for #ubuntu | 00:59 |
sebsebseb | a sort of troll I guess | 00:59 |
red-lichtie | rootcut: try `apt-get install libtool` | 00:59 |
rootcut | on it. | 00:59 |
islan | I once tried debian. the people in the debian chat though made me go running for the hills | 01:00 |
sebsebseb | islan: lol why? | 01:00 |
islan | sebsebseb: I heard about linux-elitists. never met any until then | 01:00 |
_VIM_ | lol | 01:00 |
nickrud | sad but true | 01:00 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the shiny aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 01:00 |
nickrud | good help, if you get past the asking | 01:01 |
sebsebseb | islan: ha ha I see, well Debian isn't really the distro of choice of so called Linux elites. I mean they will want to use stuff like Slackware, ArchLinux, and Gentoo | 01:01 |
anakron | join #ubuntu-motu | 01:01 |
islan | sebsebseb: I was asking for help with this LinuxFromScratch experimental build I was doing, and I got shouted at by some of them | 01:01 |
baz | what happens if i install 32bit ubuntu on my system with 6gb of ram? Do the last 2gb just never get used? What about if i use vmware to host more OS's? | 01:01 |
islan | and one guy said something like "you're like a kid trying to play in the street, and we're trying to keep you from getting hit by a car" | 01:01 |
sebsebseb | islan: well Gentoo is meant to be like Linux from scratch | 01:01 |
nickrud | baz, it's simply not addressed | 01:01 |
islan | it was just an experiment I was doing, something small | 01:01 |
rootcut | red-lichtie: still didin't work...... http://paste.ubuntu.com/118651/ | 01:01 |
ddunn | HELP Network manager is not looking for access points | 01:01 |
islan | in my early days of linux to help me learn | 01:02 |
fearful | sebsebseb: I personally like ArchLinux out of those three mentioned | 01:02 |
sebsebseb | fearful: I was so close to trying them on vm on my old computer, but then finally the hardware screwed up properly | 01:02 |
baz | nickrud, is there no way to make use of it all using VM's or similar? | 01:02 |
CompuHacker | Gentlemen. Ladies. | 01:02 |
islan | Sir Compu | 01:02 |
* islan tips hat | 01:03 | |
CompuHacker | Tis me. | 01:03 |
sebsebseb | fearful: yeah Arch is popular | 01:03 |
* CompuHacker does same | 01:03 | |
nickrud | baz, you have to recompile your kernel with some extra support; you're better off using 64bit if you want to access that mem | 01:03 |
sebsebseb | fearful: still need to try that | 01:03 |
randal_ | how do you turn compiz off | 01:03 |
HWNOW | red-lichtie: I did find any good inforamtion on ULi 1575 Chipset for my motherboard. The only problem I have is that the DVD burning is at 1.2X everything else works fine? | 01:03 |
sebsebseb | randal_: easy | 01:03 |
islan | randal_: that should be in your System > Preferences | 01:03 |
sebsebseb | randal_: system preferences appearnce | 01:03 |
* nickrud has far too much time invested in debian style system management and too old to learn another. | 01:03 | |
sebsebseb | then go to visual effects | 01:03 |
islan | ah, is it in Appearance now? | 01:04 |
randal_ | oh that compiz lmao that so easy | 01:04 |
sebsebseb | islan: yeah | 01:04 |
islan | the last time I used it it had some kinda control panel of its own | 01:04 |
sebsebseb | islan: there's a advanced settings manager for it yeah | 01:04 |
sebsebseb | that has everything | 01:05 |
islan | ohh, yeah, needed that advanced stuff :) | 01:05 |
sebsebseb | some company made | 01:05 |
sebsebseb | a cube for Windows :( | 01:05 |
red-lichtie | HWNOW, I pushed you in the right direction, but I don't have your HW, so I can only hope that you find a solution from here on in | 01:05 |
Darth_Tux | hi all, i am a new Ubuntu user, about 4 and a half hours thus far | 01:05 |
islan | yeah, I've been out of the Ubuntu-loop for the past year or two | 01:05 |
sebsebseb | I saw on BBC Click UK technology program | 01:05 |
sebsebseb | I was not happy about that | 01:05 |
islan | Darth_Tux: happy birthday | 01:05 |
sebsebseb | ,but it's only a 14 day trial to, so not many people are going to buy or pirate I expect | 01:05 |
Darth_Tux | islan, i like it ok, just need to change some things in it for my use | 01:06 |
spirited | How do you kill a process like in windows: alt ctrl delete? | 01:06 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: yeah and know where the hidden user data folders are and such | 01:06 |
fearful | spirited | 01:06 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: and about which apps are good to install | 01:06 |
sebsebseb | and how to install stuff with commands :) | 01:07 |
red-lichtie | rootcut: try `apt-get install autoconf automake` | 01:07 |
Myx0x3 | can someone recomend a IRC klient that i can run from Putty? :P | 01:07 |
spirited | what? read the manual? | 01:07 |
fearful | spirited: sudo killall | 01:07 |
dogmagitron | hi #ubuntu anyone know of a command line app that can run mp3? | 01:07 |
spirited | from console? | 01:07 |
wasabi2 | ati | 01:07 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: you mean from termial? | 01:07 |
fearful | dogmagitron: try xmms2 | 01:07 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes :) | 01:07 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: irssi | 01:07 |
fearful | spirited: Yes, you can type top before to get the name | 01:07 |
dogmagitron | fearful: thats just my problem - xmms2 takes up 30% of system resources | 01:08 |
Darth_Tux | sebsebseb, actually the sudo thing bugs me, the sound when gnome starts is annoying | 01:08 |
dogmagitron | fearful: im looking for an alternative | 01:08 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: screen and irssi works great together.. | 01:08 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: lol well the sound can be changed | 01:08 |
fearful | dogmagitron: don't know any which are terminal based to be honest | 01:08 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: and sudo is good | 01:08 |
islan | Darth_Tux: can't fix the sudo thing, but System > Preferences is there for you | 01:08 |
dogmagitron | fearful: thanks | 01:08 |
sebsebseb | islan: well a seperate root account could be used | 01:08 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: whats screen? :P | 01:08 |
sebsebseb | islan: like other distros | 01:08 |
islan | sebsebseb: hmm, but I wouldn't recommend it personally | 01:09 |
sebsebseb | islan: same here | 01:09 |
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sebsebseb | islan: ,but then again what if they have a bad sudo password and someone gets hold of and bang | 01:09 |
rootcut | red-lichtie: thank you, that worked... well, at least i got past that step :) .. thanks again | 01:09 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: magic for the console..:). once you putty into a linux machine then sudo apt-get install screen .. after install type screen and you'll get a disclaimer screen .. hit enter.. and you back to a console prompt | 01:09 |
sebsebseb | islan: or no firewall and bad sudo password, so someone gets in | 01:09 |
fearful | sebsebseb: there's away to reset the sudo password | 01:09 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, gl :) | 01:10 |
sebsebseb | fearful: well plenty of rootkits for Linux | 01:10 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: okey? but what is it? :P | 01:10 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the shiny aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 01:10 |
islan | and if you have a bad sudo password, then you'll probably have a bad root pswd :P | 01:10 |
sebsebseb | yeah and then someone can get in | 01:10 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: from that point you don't have to open different ssh or putty sessions to do different things on that box.. and you can "disconnect" from that screen session and putty connection and come back later to resume right where you left off. | 01:10 |
sebsebseb | and install a rootkit | 01:10 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: are you putty'd into a machine now? | 01:10 |
kingsley | How do you use a floppy drive? | 01:10 |
shinygerbil | R0b0t1: every time you repeat yourself, the word 'shiny' is used and I get a bump/ | 01:10 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes :) | 01:11 |
R0b0t1 | shinygerbil: XD. | 01:11 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: I'll walk you through some of the tricks.. sudo apt-get install screen irssi | 01:11 |
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spirited | sudo killall comes up with many options. | 01:12 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: WHAA X) i started irssi how do i get out of it? :P | 01:12 |
fearful | spirited lets say you want to kill firefox, you would do sudo killall firefox | 01:12 |
fearful | sebsebseb whats good firewall for ubuntu | 01:12 |
spirited | ah ok | 01:12 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: wait.. did you also start screen? | 01:12 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: security is good, and you get good default security here, unlike with Windows | 01:12 |
amshake | hey guys | 01:13 |
sebsebseb | fearful: what's a good firewall for any OS? simple a a hardware firewall in say the router that is enabled | 01:13 |
islan | hey amshake | 01:13 |
amshake | I'm having a REALLY hard time getting any network shares to work. | 01:13 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: no :P i started irssi before you told me to get screen :P | 01:13 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: /quit will exit irssi and dump any connections | 01:13 |
Darth_Tux | sebsebseb, i am not new to linux, i like su | 01:13 |
sebsebseb | fearful: hardware firewalls are meant to be the best | 01:13 |
spirited | trying to kill the package installer... how can I see the true name of the process? | 01:13 |
jake_ | hello | 01:13 |
amshake | Specifically between two ubuntu machines.... I've got samba installed and have used the nautlilus right click options, but still can not browse shares | 01:13 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: ooh, i tried /exit hehe :P | 01:13 |
fearful | sebsebseb well how can I get one on my router | 01:13 |
sebsebseb | Darth_Tux: I thought that was you that, said didn't like sudo | 01:13 |
fearful | spirited, why the package installer? | 01:13 |
jake_ | hello | 01:14 |
fearful | spirited, getting errors of lock, there is other ways around it | 01:14 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: once you exit type screen | 01:14 |
amshake | I setup a workgroup of "LinuxMachines" and can see that, but can not see the machines | 01:14 |
islan | sebsebseb: yeah, he wishes it was su isntead | 01:14 |
sebsebseb | fearful: most routers that have been sold in the last few years or so, have a hardware firewall as part of them | 01:14 |
Darth_Tux | i dont like sudo, i prefer to su | 01:14 |
islan | instead* | 01:14 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi:yeas | 01:14 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes* | 01:14 |
spirited | Yes was trying to install limewire and went throught the dialogs and it was running a package installer. | 01:14 |
_VIM_ | !fixapt | 01:14 |
ubottu | If an APT front-end crashed and your database is locked, try this in a !terminal: « sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a » | 01:14 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: ok.. now type irssi | 01:14 |
red-lichtie | fearful: a FW that stops outgoing connections, i.e. it stops bots caling home | 01:14 |
sebsebseb | spirited: music pirate | 01:14 |
spirited | music pirate? | 01:14 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yeah :) | 01:14 |
usser | spirited, why limewire and not frostwire | 01:14 |
fearful | red-lichtie can you give me one | 01:14 |
spirited | becasue I didnt know about frostwire.:P | 01:15 |
jrib | Darth_Tux: what exactly don't you like about it? It's pretty much the same from an end-user point of view | 01:15 |
sebsebseb | spirited: well if your using limewire I assume you will be wanting to pirate something | 01:15 |
usser | spirited, frostwire even comes in a deb package | 01:15 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: you now have irssi loaded in "window" number 0.. push ctrl+a (small a) | 01:15 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: now push c | 01:15 |
sebsebseb | yes frostwire, better than limewiere, but torrents for the win :) | 01:15 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 01:15 |
spirited | ug no comment.:) | 01:15 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: did it take you back to a console prompt? | 01:15 |
spirited | Ok I'll look up frostwire | 01:15 |
LostChain | can anyone help me figure out why my video in ubuntu 8.10 flickets in my video player | 01:15 |
red-lichtie | fearful: don't connect directly to the web (if you only have 1 box) and use a UML system with IPCop+BOT (Block Outbound Traffic) | 01:16 |
sebsebseb | spirited: limewire and frostwiere LOL torrents for the win | 01:16 |
red-lichtie | UML = User Mode Linux | 01:16 |
_VIM_ | what sebsebseb said | 01:16 |
sebsebseb | spirited: ,but you shoud only download legal stuff from the net really :D | 01:16 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes :) | 01:16 |
spirited | um.... I want my music back.:) | 01:16 |
Darth_Tux | jrib, when i am actually doing something is root i tend to be doing a few things, typing sudo everytime seems a bit much | 01:16 |
LostChain | can anyone help me figure out why my video in ubuntu 8.10 flickets in my video player | 01:16 |
jrib | Darth_Tux: you must not know about « sudo -i » then? | 01:16 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: how do i connect freenode (this irc server? :P) | 01:17 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: you are now in window number 1.. lets split the screen push ctrl+a shift+s (to give you a capital S) | 01:17 |
joljam | someone help me .. I am trying to install unetbootin in ubuntu 8.04 and cannot do it.. | 01:17 |
Darth_Tux | jrib, i havent come across that in my 4 and a half hours | 01:17 |
CompuHacker | "/s irc.freenet.org" | 01:17 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: dont remember how i did | 01:17 |
rootcut | red-lichtie, if you still remember my problem, can you check out this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118653/ | 01:17 |
spirited | ok then I'll only download legal stuff just for you.;) | 01:17 |
jrib | Darth_Tux: try it, it will give you a root shell | 01:17 |
Myx0x3 | CompuHacker: tnx <3 | 01:17 |
sebsebseb | _VIM_: yeah noobs and their P2P programs | 01:17 |
Darth_Tux | sweet | 01:17 |
LostChain | can anyone help me figure out why my video in ubuntu 8.10 flickets in my video player | 01:18 |
spirited | Yep I am a noob. | 01:18 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: huh ?:P | 01:18 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: did it split? | 01:18 |
usser | sebsebseb, hey torrents dont work everywhere you know | 01:18 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: did not understand that sorry :P | 01:18 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: ctrl+a shift+s | 01:19 |
sebsebseb | usser: you mean like at a univeristy or something, and the guys doing the net, has the port blocked? | 01:19 |
_VIM_ | Do any of you use a Sony HandyCam on Ubuntu? if so what software if any do you use? | 01:19 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes now, set title window to bash or somthing :P | 01:20 |
usser | sebsebseb, university, but here verizon throttles torrent traffic, on a tracker i normally get 100-150, with verizon its 10-15 | 01:20 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: ok.. is irssi in the top or bottom? | 01:20 |
sebsebseb | ok | 01:20 |
red-lichtie | rootcut, you are going to see this for each and every missing "....-dev" toolkit, although I'm not sure what the alsa on is (maybe `apt-get install alsa-dev` ?) . | 01:20 |
red-lichtie | s/on is/one is/ | 01:21 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: top :P | 01:21 |
rootcut | red-lichtie, k i'll look in synaptic maybe ... | 01:21 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: ok.. and the cursor is blinkin in the "entry" line for irssi? | 01:22 |
fearful | Is firestarter good? | 01:22 |
sebsebseb | fearful: how Linux does firewalls now that's interesting | 01:22 |
sebsebseb | fearful: ,but I can't really say much, worth finding out about that though | 01:22 |
Myx0x3 | yes :P | 01:23 |
quantumkenny | All: Ubuntu 8.10, my sound just stopped working, produces only static, using ALSA | 01:23 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yes* | 01:23 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: or its green :P | 01:23 |
sebsebseb | fearful: firestarter is ok | 01:23 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: now ctrl+a TAB to shift to the lower half that is empty.. now ctrl+a c | 01:23 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: but i can enter text there | 01:23 |
sebsebseb | fearful: ,but you should read up on how firewall works with linux I think, and about what ports being blocked and when | 01:23 |
prince_jammys | wow, you really must be bored, giving step by step tutorials on how to use gnu screen | 01:23 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: aha nice! :( | 01:23 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: :)* | 01:23 |
red-lichtie | rootcut: synaptic won't help you much IMHO, when building from source you really have to read the README, especially the requirements bit ;) | 01:24 |
sebsebseb | fearful: heh you been running Ubuntu without a firewall then? | 01:24 |
sebsebseb | every Internet connected OS needs an enabled firewall simple as that | 01:24 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: how do i make itlook like this: [_] [_] if you understand :P | 01:24 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: it gets better.. you're catching on that ctrl+a is always teh preface for any other command | 01:24 |
adante | hi guys i've got some really wierd behaviour with pinging a windows box on local lan | 01:24 |
adante | if i ping the ip it pings as normal | 01:24 |
sebsebseb | this is Ubuntu not Windows suppourt | 01:25 |
adante | if ping the hostname it also pings but takes a really long time | 01:25 |
sebsebseb | you can go to #windows for that | 01:25 |
_VIM_ | wrong channel adante | 01:25 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: not sure I understand | 01:25 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: hmm... now they are horisontal | 01:25 |
homeskill | what does it mean in /etc/shadow if a user has a * for a password field? | 01:25 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: i want it ehm, whats the others name? XD | 01:25 |
fearful | sebsebseb yes I have | 01:26 |
sebsebseb | fearful: yeah get yourself sorted out with a firewall, and ideally a hardware firewall, if you got a router it may already have one | 01:26 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: not sure I'm following.. | 01:26 |
fearful | sebsebseb yea how can I check? | 01:26 |
sebsebseb | fearful: Linux distros can be broken into as well. you know | 01:26 |
sebsebseb | every Internet OS can be cracked into | 01:26 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: side by side? or one on top of the other? | 01:26 |
sebsebseb | Internet connected OS | 01:27 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: i want the fields to be Vertikal | 01:27 |
TheAngryBunny | don't most linksys routers have firewalls built in? | 01:27 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yeah side by side | 01:27 |
vip3rousmango | All linksys routers have firewalls | 01:27 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: What ? (Shock ! Surprise !) Ubuntu is not supported by windoes ? ;) | 01:27 |
jrib | homeskill: 'man shadow' should explain. Basically, the user won't be able to login | 01:27 |
sebsebseb | fearful: maybe someone already been in there, but you didn't know | 01:27 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: that would be a verticle split.. sorry it doesn't do that from what I've been reading.. | 01:27 |
homeskill | jrib i thought thats what ! did | 01:27 |
joljam | i am trying to install unetbootin .. can someone help me please | 01:27 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: I did not say that, I said that every Internet connected OS should have a enabled firewall | 01:27 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: oooh :( | 01:27 |
jrib | homeskill: take a look at the man page | 01:27 |
fearful | sebsebseb: I do know that, how can I check if my router has a firewall? | 01:27 |
sebsebseb | fearful: your router configuration page | 01:28 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: now if you want to experiment a little .. try ctrl+a c in either window or split half | 01:28 |
sebsebseb | assuming you have one :D | 01:28 |
homeskill | the man page says both ! and * mean they wont be able to login. i just dont understand why theres 2 diff things tha tmean the same thing | 01:28 |
fearful | sebsebseb yea ok well I got to go for dinner I'll tell you after :p | 01:28 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: heh, okej ^^ | 01:28 |
red-lichtie | fearful, most routers don't port forward anyway | 01:28 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: now sudo apt-get install surfraw elinks | 01:28 |
Myx0x3 | maybe i can read in: man screen? :P | 01:28 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: whats that? ^^ | 01:28 |
Scunizi | red-lichtie: sure they do | 01:29 |
jrib | homeskill: the man page says more than that. ! and * are examples | 01:29 |
joljam | sebsebseb can you help me please ...with installing a program .. i downloaded a *.BIN file and typed ./filename... but its not working | 01:29 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: ah ha you know about firewalls more than me? | 01:29 |
sebsebseb | joljam: ah yes .bin | 01:29 |
red-lichtie | unless you have enabled UPnP support for the applications | 01:29 |
vip3rousmango | joljam: you have to chmod +x the file first to make it excutible | 01:29 |
sebsebseb | joljam: which app? | 01:29 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: elinks is a terminal browser for the internet and surfraw is something that allows searching the net FAST before loading the browser | 01:29 |
joljam | sebsebseb..its unetbootin | 01:29 |
_VIM_ | !info surfraw | 01:30 |
ubottu | surfraw (source: surfraw): a fast unix command line interface to WWW. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.2.1-2 (intrepid), package size 84 kB, installed size 556 kB | 01:30 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: so port forwarding yeah. so since Linux distros tend not to have anything that calls back home, unlike insecure WIndows installs. a firewall in a way may not be needed? ,but people that have an insecure sudo password, could get cracked anyway? | 01:30 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: I meant "by default", you obviously can configure them | 01:30 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: okey? ^^ but ill use firefox in Windows if i need anything, i dont have the fastest internet connection :P | 01:30 |
joljam | sebsebseb...I want to create intrepid usb using unetbootin.. thats why I am trying to install unetbootin in LTS | 01:30 |
sebsebseb | joljam: why was I picked out of everyone here? | 01:31 |
namasamaran | cumi | 01:31 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: terminal searching is quick because there's no graphics involved.. did you load it? | 01:31 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: or install it?? | 01:31 |
Eiremhaith | hello room | 01:31 |
sebsebseb | joljam: bins are a bit of a pain in the arse, and I haven't made a bootable USB for Ubuntu | 01:31 |
joljam | sebsebseb..no one was answering my question earlier..thats why | 01:31 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: sorry no :P but i dont think ill need it hehe :P | 01:31 |
vip3rousmango | joljam: Did you chmod +x thefile.bin? | 01:32 |
sebsebseb | joljam: someone already said what to do with bin | 01:32 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: ok.. one thing you need to learn is how to detach and reattach to screen.. | 01:32 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: heh, okej ? :P | 01:32 |
Pelo | anyone else have the fast user switcher applet kill x ? using the nvidia 180 driver ? | 01:33 |
joljam | vip3rousmango:- I did a chmod 700 | 01:33 |
red-lichtie | My Intrepib box is still messed up all the same after upgrading from LTS | 01:33 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: to detach ctrl+a d ... try it.. everything will disappear | 01:33 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. | 01:33 |
dtcrshr | hi there! im having dificulties with a pendrive. how do i manage to it mout itself automatically? | 01:33 |
joljam | vip3rousmango..just now I did a chmod +x also | 01:33 |
dtcrshr | iv installed autofs, but didnt worked | 01:33 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: messed up in what way? | 01:33 |
joljam | but it says.. vip3rousmango | 01:33 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: okej :P did i kill irssi? | 01:33 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: or is it still running? | 01:33 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: nope that's part of the magick.. | 01:33 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, should mount automaticaly to your desktop when you plug it in , what is happening if not that ? | 01:33 |
joljam | vip3rousmango..../unetbootin-linux-313: error while loading shared libraries: libaudio.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 01:33 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: oooh ;) | 01:33 |
vip3rousmango | joljam: whaaaa, ok hold on one sec | 01:34 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: Ramdom loss of connection with nothing in the logs :( | 01:34 |
dtcrshr | well, its not mounting | 01:34 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: you could even close the putty session and it would continue to run | 01:34 |
dtcrshr | im insertint directly on the mobo connectors | 01:34 |
dtcrshr | they are activated from the bios | 01:34 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: Internet connection? | 01:34 |
hlm | I need help, I have to Ethernet cards, how do I select one that im not connected to? | 01:34 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: heh okej :P but how do i get it back? :P | 01:34 |
fatbrain | How would I go about copying all folders from my current one to some other? cp -r ./ dest/ ? | 01:34 |
dtcrshr | and the pendrive lights flashes when i plug it in | 01:34 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: to reattach you need to know what the screen number is.. so now type screen -ls | 01:34 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, plug it in , open a terminal , type sudo blkid , do you see it there, also type lsusb , do you see it there | 01:34 |
_VIM_ | I have surfraw installed how do i use it? I tried reading the -help but I'm not seeing anything usefull 'surfraw -g' didnt work either | 01:34 |
prince_jammys | screen -DR | 01:35 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: the line that is shown has a 4 digit number at the beginning of it. to reattach type screen -r <number> | 01:35 |
vip3rousmango | joljam: I'm not sure why it's giving that error.. did you sudo chmod? | 01:35 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: okej :) | 01:35 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: how do i remove the others? | 01:35 |
Busbee | Hello everyone! | 01:35 |
hlm | where is the network information kept? | 01:35 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: i have 5 here XD ill bet i did something :P | 01:35 |
Scunizi | _VIM_: sr google <search parameter> | 01:35 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: nslookup fails, etc, but WLAN drivers say they have 100% signal. So I'm thinking of just flattening the box and going back to LTS | 01:35 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: I see | 01:36 |
_VIM_ | Scunizi: ah ok thank you :) | 01:36 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: nothing in syslog, daemonlog, messages | 01:36 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: yeah wireless can be a pain | 01:36 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: yep.. you typed screen 5 times just after you loaded it.. so you have to attach to one at a time and see if there's nothing there then /exit | 01:36 |
the_dark_warrio | I have installed pidgin from source code, but removed it now with make uninstall. I then installed pidgin from the repos, and all images icons which are used by pidgin are gone. I tried apt-get --reinstall install pidgin, but it didn't work. Any hints? | 01:36 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: well hardy and intrepid not much difference anyway | 01:36 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: and next Ubuntu is out in April | 01:37 |
Scunizi | _VIM_: sr ? to get the different "search" engines | 01:37 |
hlm | NEED NETWORKING HELP: | 01:37 |
hlm | how do I switch which network card I use? | 01:37 |
Pelo | the_dark_warrio, try asking in the #pidgin channel , they might know bettter | 01:37 |
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red-lichtie | sebsebseb: thats what I thought, but something has changed, and in my case it was for the worse :( | 01:37 |
the_dark_warrio | Pelo: Ok | 01:37 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: to do with the kernel maybe | 01:37 |
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vip3rousmango | the_dark_warrio: try #pidgin channel, they might have a better answer for you | 01:37 |
Pelo | hlm, try asking in #networking | 01:38 |
Busbee | Quick question from an Ubuntu newbie: Somehow, my resolution was set to 320x240 and I can't reach the menu to correct that manually. Is there any way that I can open the console with a keyboard shortcut of some kind (Since I can't reach that menu, either) and type in a command to set the resolution to 1280x1024 instead? 3rd party graphics drivers installed and verified working. | 01:38 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: maybe you could like ndiswrapper hte windows driver for your device | 01:38 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: hmmm :P | 01:38 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: /exit does not work :S | 01:38 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: hang on | 01:38 |
usser | Busbee, alt+f2 type gnome-terminal<ENTER> | 01:38 |
Pelo | Busbee, sudo dkpk-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 01:38 |
usser | Busbee, and use xrandr to set resolution | 01:39 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: have you got a seperate home folder? | 01:39 |
dtcrshr | Pelo: , i got sda 1 to 8, but none of them is usb something | 01:39 |
Busbee | Thanks, I'll try that now | 01:39 |
dtcrshr | all ext3, besides one swap | 01:39 |
Pelo | dtchen, what file system is this usb stick in ? ntfs ? fat ? fat32 ? | 01:39 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: bash: /exit: No such file or directory :S | 01:39 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: /quit maybe | 01:40 |
prince_jammys | Myx0x3: just regular: 'exit' | 01:40 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, what file system is this usb stick in ? ntfs ? fat ? fat32 ? | 01:40 |
dtcrshr | fat | 01:40 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: Yeah, maybe. I did a lot of compiling/configuration, maybe the distro upgrade broke some of that (I'll have to diff the dpk_old files) | 01:40 |
dtcrshr | i use it regularly with an xp machine at work | 01:40 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, what does lsusb tell you ? | 01:40 |
Myx0x3 | prince_jammys: aha :) now it worked Scunizi ^^ | 01:40 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: if you have a seperate home folder. that makes ubuntu re installing easier, or if you like other distro installing easier | 01:40 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: I knew it was something like that :/ | 01:41 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: also next version has Ext4 :) and so loads of us will clean install for that I expect, that is the more experienced Ubuntu people | 01:41 |
rootcut | red-lichtie, i found the answer to the alsa problem .. thing is.. i don't know how to use it: "Install the alsa devel packages (using yast) and then try running ./configure again." ... how do i use yast ? | 01:41 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: hehe nps :P | 01:41 |
Dethray | Anyone know what the latest core 2 duo mobile is? | 01:41 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: if i dont want screen anymore? how do i remove it=? i bet it takes some process :P... | 01:41 |
R0b0t1 | Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. How do I get my function keys to act "normal"? | 01:42 |
dtcrshr | http://pastebin.com/m3bb06176 | 01:42 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, hold on | 01:42 |
islan | R0b0t1: you're right, you did | 01:42 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: you mean close it entirely? you can "exit" all the screens and they won't be running.. on reboot of the remote machine will also close screeen and it won't restart on reboot without you typing screen | 01:42 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: home isn't the issue I fear, it was all the twiddling that I did in etc and /lib/ to get my laptop working just right. (/me kick himself now for not dd'ing the drive before the distro upgrade) | 01:43 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: I was just saying about home, to make your re installs easier, if you have a seperate home folder | 01:43 |
Pelo | dtcrshr, the problem might be with the computer, try another usb device ( preferably a usb pen or music player) , try another usb port , check your bios settings to make sure you have usb enabled or whatnot | 01:43 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yeah close entirely :P whitout reboot | 01:43 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: Does your keyboard have an F-Lock key? | 01:43 |
dtcrshr | ok | 01:43 |
dtcrshr | thanks | 01:44 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: well actsaul end user features, not much difference between hardy and intrepid anyway | 01:44 |
dtcrshr | ill double check the bios | 01:44 |
kevin_zhong | can anybody help me with a quick question? | 01:44 |
R0b0t1 | vip3rousmango: No, nothing even remotely resembling one. In MacOS, I had to check an option in the system settings, however I am unable to find something like that in Ubuntu. | 01:44 |
Pelo | kevin_zhong, you need to ask it first | 01:44 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: plus then you will probably want to try the next version in April anyway as I was saying | 01:44 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: is there a "short" commant to exit all at the same time? or do i have to "go into" everone and type exit? :/ | 01:44 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: definately | 01:44 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: just exit as the other nick suggested.. to close the split ctrl+a shift+x | 01:44 |
kevin_zhong | lol, ok. Question is, can I write Mandarin Chinese in Ubuntu? I take a Chinese class, and I have to be able to | 01:44 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: hmm, The only other thing i can think of is to manually reassign the keys under the keyboard layout settings under Administrator | 01:45 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: each one is running independantly.. so yes you have to go into each one as far as I know.. | 01:45 |
Pelo | kevin_zhong, the answer is probably yes , #ubuntu-cn might be a better place to ask | 01:45 |
Pelo | how | 01:45 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: so you could try and configure this, but then not have intrepid for long anyway, or fail at configuring, and downgrade to hardy. and then clean install the next one | 01:45 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: okey :/ | 01:45 |
kevin_zhong | oh, okay, thanks | 01:45 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: no shame in downgrading to hardy, in fact that is the long term suppourt release anyway | 01:45 |
R0b0t1 | vip3rousmango: Where might that be located? | 01:45 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: well, i have to go to bed now :P im realy tired as you maybe can recognize XD | 01:45 |
Busbee | Problem resolved! Thanks, help channel! | 01:46 |
sileni | did compiz ever get that bug fixed where firefox always started up full screen | 01:46 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: and yes wireless can be a right pain in Linux distros, thanks to manufactures that don't suppourt it properly with their devices | 01:46 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: np.. :) | 01:46 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: Question is, can I downgrade to hardy without having to do a wipe | 01:46 |
Pelo | sileni, I use compiz and I never get that so I guess yes | 01:46 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: Menu > System Preferences > Preferences > Keyboard | 01:46 |
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sebsebseb | red-lichtie: that's where the seperate home folder thing comes in | 01:46 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: it's own partition for home | 01:46 |
R0b0t1 | vip3rousmango: And within that, any idea which button I'd hit? | 01:46 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: tnx for the help im realy glad that you helped me :) | 01:47 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: Sorry but no, my keyboard had the F-Lock key, which solved my issue. | 01:47 |
sebsebseb | red-lichtie: so the OS it self needs to be wiped, but you can have your stuff in a seperate home folder partition and keep that | 01:47 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: now i feel like a pro whit linux ;) just kidding ;) | 01:47 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: that would just be the first place I'd look with any keyboard related issue | 01:47 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: I've been learning this for 3 yrs. just in the last couple weeks I've tried to live at terminal as much as possible.. just for fun and experience. | 01:48 |
vip3rousmango | R0b0t1: if you can't find a feature in their or the Keyboard Shortcuts, try asking around the ubuntu forums if no-one can help here. Sorry I can't be of better use :( | 01:48 |
coffeebug | Hi all.Synaptic shows that gcj4.2 is installed but terminal command says its not. | 01:48 |
R0b0t1 | Nah, you're the first person that answered me in about 3 months :) | 01:48 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: yeah, I know that route, multi boot home, etc. I just should have gome there before I distro upgraded :( | 01:48 |
sebsebseb | you can do it now | 01:48 |
red-lichtie | s/gome/gone/ | 01:48 |
sebsebseb | it's not to late | 01:48 |
sebsebseb | you can make a seperate home now | 01:49 |
sebsebseb | !home | 01:49 |
ubottu | Your home folder is where all of your personal files are usually kept. For moving your home folder to a separate partition, please see: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome | 01:49 |
FloodBot2 | sebsebseb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 01:49 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: yeah :) and i realy have to learn Linux to get a well paid work ^^ im just at school now but i realy would like to manage linux :P | 01:49 |
Pelo | R0b0t1, what is your question again ? | 01:49 |
yajohny | hi all :) | 01:49 |
R0b0t1 | Pelo: Ok, I believe I've mentioned this problem before. On my keyboard, which is a Mac's (the aluminum keyboard), the function keys correspond to things like "eject disc", "volume up", "volume down", "brightness", etc. Things like that. However, I am unable to use the normal functions of the F-keys. An example would be when installing windows in a VM, where you need to hit F2. Instead, my brightness is lowered. How do I get my function keys to act "n | 01:49 |
R0b0t1 | ormal"? | 01:49 |
islan | Myx0x3: you get good work for knowing Linux? ...why has no one told me this? | 01:49 |
R0b0t1 | Copypasta. | 01:49 |
Scunizi | Myx0x3: me too but I'm almost 50.. little age descrimination when you're competing with 25 yr olds. :( | 01:49 |
* Pelo finds yajohny 's cheerfullness suspicious | 01:49 | |
kevin_zhong | nobody is responding in #ubuntu-cn guess its time to google | 01:49 |
* _VIM_ puts tinfoil hat on, and hands one to pelo | 01:50 | |
Myx0x3 | islan: haha xD im getting the work from an friend to the family :P and its something whit cisco also xD | 01:50 |
yajohny | after 2year i install again ubuntu :) | 01:50 |
Myx0x3 | Scunizi: hehe, nhaa i hope im done when im 19 ^^ im 18 now XD | 01:50 |
red-lichtie | sebsebseb: I think I adapted too much and "make install"'ed too much with out documenting it for myself, so my bad I guess | 01:50 |
Pelo | R0b0t1, I'm gonna take a wild guess that those keys are set in what ever the mac version of a bios is . you'll probably need to disable it from there | 01:51 |
* islan looks forward to graduating | 01:51 | |
* Scunizi suggests _VIM_ also string coax cable around the parimeter of the house to keep the space men away | 01:51 | |
_VIM_ | :) | 01:51 |
R0b0t1 | Pelo: Well, I think Ubuntu chooses to do it as other distributions accept them as normal F keys. | 01:51 |
* vip3rousmango uses ray blasters for his space invader defence kit | 01:51 | |
yajohny | ubuntu is after two years great distro... | 01:52 |
R0b0t1 | Pfft, orbital ion cannon. | 01:52 |
vip3rousmango | LOL | 01:52 |
_VIM_ | lmao | 01:52 |
merther | was the static ip address problem fixed in 8.10/ | 01:52 |
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Pelo | R0b0t1, I'm gonna go along with the "search the forum" suggestion , www.ubuntuforums.org | 01:53 |
red-lichtie | yajohny, does that mean I can delete my Windows ME partition now ? ;) | 01:53 |
R0b0t1 | Pelo: Thought so :(. That's where I am atm. | 01:53 |
red-lichtie | I guess not :D | 01:53 |
spirited | What is the best antivirus app for Ubuntu? | 01:53 |
vip3rousmango | Windows-Away | 01:53 |
nwillettjeffrie1 | Any gurus out there know a command to recursively search a directory for files with a specific file extension and then move all of those files to a different directory? | 01:53 |
R0b0t1 | spirited: If you need an antivirus for Ubuntu, I'd have to say you're doing something wrong. | 01:53 |
_VIM_ | !virus | spirited | 01:53 |
ubottu | spirited: A/V software is available, however read this to understand why Linux does not have a virus problem: http://librenix.com/?inode=21 | 01:53 |
red-lichtie | Ubuntu installation is probably your best AV :) | 01:54 |
spirited | reading now thank you. | 01:54 |
jrib | nwillettjeffrie1: use « find » | 01:54 |
evilGUI_ | red-lichtie: Window ME is such a nightmare =( | 01:54 |
spirited | this should be interesting.:) | 01:54 |
|ns|nR8 | ubuntu can need a AV if your running a mail server that relays mail to windows machines | 01:54 |
stephans | hello, may someone please tell me how to tell banshee to list albums containing multiple artists correctly? e.g not each artist in another album with the same name on a different row? | 01:54 |
* Pelo wonders if anyone else has had issues with X restarting when switching user , possibly nvidia related | 01:55 | |
spirited | Windows Vista is a nightmare! | 01:55 |
aprilhare | there can't be that many machines with Windows ME installed anymore! | 01:55 |
aprilhare | that and windows 9 | 01:55 |
aprilhare | that and windows 95 | 01:55 |
aprilhare | rather | 01:55 |
vip3rousmango | Pelo: My laptop does that sometimes, and I only have an intel chipset, no nvidia here.. | 01:55 |
red-lichtie | evilGUI_: Never had it, it was more of a rhetorical comment ;) :D | 01:55 |
MaxRide | Anybody know the packages for CD-Burning on Ubuntu? | 01:56 |
Pelo | vip3rousmango, thanks, | 01:56 |
usser | aprilhare, i still have one :) | 01:56 |
sebsebseb | aprilhare: quite few machines around with windows 2000 or below still | 01:56 |
MrGoodkat_ | how can i install all dependencies automatic when i put them all in the same folder? | 01:56 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: loads of those | 01:56 |
Pelo | maxg__, brassero , gnomebaker | 01:56 |
MrGoodkat_ | i downloaded all debs via the synaptic download script | 01:56 |
vip3rousmango | The only window's i'll install in a pinch is Windows2k, best windows as far as Windows goes... | 01:56 |
aprilhare | sebsebseb, yeah but usually its windows 98 | 01:56 |
usser | MrGoodkat_, you mean all the deb file? | 01:56 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: What's the default installed app? | 01:56 |
Pelo | MaxRide, brasero , gnomebaker | 01:56 |
joljam | need help using liveusb | 01:56 |
|ns|nR8 | you think windows 98 would still be more common that ubuntu | 01:56 |
MrGoodkat_ | yes usser | 01:56 |
aprilhare | windows 95, i have found, has this self destructive habit | 01:56 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: Brasero disk burner | 01:56 |
usser | MrGoodkat_, sudo dpkg -i /directorywheredebsare/*deb | 01:56 |
MaxRide | Pelo: Thanks. I'll try those. | 01:56 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: find it in your menu | 01:56 |
islan | one day I might have a Win98 comp just to play old PC games | 01:57 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: For some reason it got uninstalled (Actually running EEEBuntu, so that's probably not an oversight) | 01:57 |
aprilhare | there are probably machines with windows 3.11 but they would be in third world countries | 01:57 |
vip3rousmango | islan: WINE can emulate 98 :P | 01:57 |
Pelo | MrGoodkat_, if you have an internet connection why not just sudo apt-get install the package you want , the dependencies will be added automaticaly | 01:57 |
aprilhare | :) | 01:57 |
DeadRobot | I love wine. :P | 01:57 |
MrGoodkat_ | pelo no internet connection | 01:57 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: ok well K3B is what I would normalely use :) so sudo apt-get install k3b | 01:57 |
* Pelo gives DeadRobot the number for AA | 01:57 | |
MrGoodkat_ | thanks usser, that worked like charm | 01:57 |
islan | vip3rousmango: but how well may yet be seen :P I once tried running Baldur's Gate, it crashed a lot | 01:57 |
joljam | someone please help me.......I do i install a p[rogram which I have downloaded in .tar.gz format | 01:57 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: Cool, can it burn .iso? | 01:58 |
red-lichtie | I think I still have a full back up of Windows for Workgroups 3.11od a disk that probably can't be read any more (somewhre) | 01:58 |
vip3rousmango | islan: ha! same thing happened for Prince of Persia1.4 for me | 01:58 |
red-lichtie | s/od/on/ | 01:58 |
DeadRobot | Noob question: how do see a list of available channels to join? | 01:58 |
Pelo | MrGoodkat_, you can list multiple packages in the command , sudo dpkg -i packageone pakcagetwo etc , put the dependencies first | 01:58 |
aprilhare | MaxRide: do us a favour and try double clicking on a iso file. tell us what happens | 01:58 |
islan | joljam: gunzip <file> | tar -xv | 01:58 |
vip3rousmango | DeadRobot: type /list | 01:58 |
red-lichtie | DeadRoot: What client ? | 01:58 |
spirited | interesting | 01:58 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: It opens. | 01:59 |
vip3rousmango | DeadRobot: oh.. type /list in IRC to see a list of channels :P | 01:59 |
Pelo | DeadRobot, you jight regret doing that , there are several 1000 channels on this network, and I think /list is disabled | 01:59 |
usser | joljam, untar it then look for install script, to untar tar -xvf file.tar.gz | 01:59 |
noogie | hi, when i scan my ports, i get random high number ports that appear to be open, is this bad? | 01:59 |
spirited | So I really dont need to have an antivirus program installed and running right? | 01:59 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: yes K3B does the lot | 01:59 |
_VIM_ | correct | 01:59 |
JesperHansen | HELP! After running fsck on my harddisken _everything_ got thrown into /lost+found, some with the names like #1235435, others with their original name. How do I recover from this state?! | 01:59 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: Sweet deal. Thanks! | 01:59 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: also it's a good idea to md5 check sum your ISO before burning | 01:59 |
usser | spirited, that is correct you dont | 01:59 |
DeadRobot | thanks | 01:59 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: ISO for? | 02:00 |
spirited | wow nice. | 02:00 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: =/ Checksums are for wimps. I live iun the danger zone. | 02:00 |
Pelo | spirited, you might want one so you don'T pass along viruses to your windows using freinds, but for linux you don'T realy need one | 02:00 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: Knoppix, for cloning a laptop. | 02:00 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: well 99% of the time it will have downloaded correctly, but still a good idea to md5check sum | 02:00 |
red-lichtie | spirited: try http://www.clamav.net/ | 02:00 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: cloning a lap top? | 02:00 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: Yea. | 02:01 |
sebsebseb | MaxRide: just re install the OS on there | 02:01 |
sebsebseb | or | 02:01 |
noogie | I just tried clamav, and it requires root to update, and i couldnt figure it out | 02:01 |
red-lichtie | spirited: try `sudo aptitude install clamav clamav-daemon clamav-freshclam` | 02:01 |
mamaro | is there a way to click a torrent file and have it download on a local server? | 02:01 |
sebsebseb | copy it into a vm | 02:01 |
Pelo | noogie, sudo freshclam , that's the command for updates | 02:02 |
spirited | red: do I really need this? | 02:02 |
noogie | i did, and nothing happend | 02:02 |
ammagendut | hi | 02:02 |
Pelo | spirited, you don'T | 02:02 |
ammagendut | i want to open .7z | 02:02 |
sebsebseb | ah yes | 02:02 |
Pelo | noogie, you need it installed first, sudo apt-get install freshclam | 02:02 |
sebsebseb | ammagendut: ok I think you need the 7zip command line version | 02:03 |
Pelo | noogie, in a terminal, not in the app launcher | 02:03 |
noogie | i know | 02:03 |
vip3rousmango | spirited: If you want, you can go into the Add/Remove and search Virus, their are about 2 - 4 apps already their to download if you really want an antivirus solution | 02:03 |
noogie | i did | 02:03 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: The OE isn't broken. =/ | 02:03 |
MaxRide | OS* | 02:03 |
ammagendut | sebsebseb: how to install using terminal? | 02:03 |
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sebsebseb | MaxRide: what? | 02:03 |
spirited | I think I will hold out on the virus protection progs for now. | 02:03 |
sebsebseb | ammagendut: not sure what it's called, but you can find in it synaptic or use apt-get cache serach or whatever it is | 02:03 |
L3Tum | Hi everyone. I installed Fedora 10 on a second machine a few nights ago but was/am having problems getting ethernet to work. So I decided to install ubuntu 8.10 on it since I have 8.04 on this machine and I'm more familiar with it. However, every time I try to boot the live cd it does not boot. I says boot from cd:, sits a few minutes, then boots fedora. For some reason I can get it to boot the cd after about 6-7 tries, but then when I try to in | 02:03 |
L3Tum | stall I get a continuous screen of SQUASHFS errors. I searched all over google, and have found that I could try setting ide=nodma, but I can't get the cd to boot now. The cd drive works. I can see the files on the cd from fedora. I'm burning the cds from this machine, and all cd checks turn out fine. Does anyone have any advice? | 02:03 |
sadaiyappan | Hi | 02:04 |
B10S | http://192.168.0.10/phpmyadmin why does it say "Not Found" ? | 02:04 |
Pelo | ammagendut, open sypantic, do a search for zip, several pakages for 7zip will be visible, insgtall them , fileroller will be able to unpack 7zip files | 02:04 |
sadaiyappan | how come open office 3.0 is not supported by ubuntu? | 02:04 |
sebsebseb | L3Tum: sounds like a bad CD | 02:04 |
noogie | try localhost/phpmyadmin | 02:04 |
sebsebseb | L3Tum: or your CD drive has gone bad | 02:04 |
spirited | thanks for the links and thanks for the advice. | 02:04 |
B10S | noogie: still not working | 02:04 |
sadaiyappan | ? | 02:04 |
Pelo | L3Tum, cd might be damaged , try in another comp, or change the boot order in your bios | 02:05 |
ammagendut | ok thanks Pelo | 02:05 |
islan | L3Tum: I would also recommend trying a DVD over a CD | 02:05 |
the_dark_warrio | Oh, I did it =p | 02:05 |
sadaiyappan | for that matter, most of ubuntus software is outdated | 02:05 |
the_dark_warrio | i had to remove pidgin-data in order to restore the icons | 02:05 |
vip3rousmango | sadaiyappan: OOo 3.0 isnt fully stable compaired to 2.4.. which is why they chose to continue 2.4's support untill 3.0 becomes less buggy | 02:05 |
MaxRide | sebsebseb: I'm cloning my EEEPC's disk to DVD because I want to change up the OS for a bit, but I'll end up going back to how it is now. | 02:05 |
sadaiyappan | oh ok | 02:05 |
Pelo | sadaiyappan, different version, ubuntu only updates to fixes , not new versions, 3.0 will probably be in the next ubuntu release | 02:05 |
sadaiyappan | ok | 02:06 |
L3Tum | Even though the cd loads in fedora on that machine and shows files and all? I tried making another cd thinking it was bad, and same thing.The boot order is coirrect, I made sure a few times | 02:06 |
vip3rousmango | ... that too | 02:06 |
sebsebseb | vip3rousmango: nice story, but I think. it's, because Ubuntu only does security updates, until a next release. w ith the exception of some ppas | 02:06 |
mien | just wondering if there's any ubuntu/linux experts in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia? | 02:06 |
noogie | should i block outbound connections? | 02:06 |
_VIM_ | MaxRide: if you want a 'sandbox' environment it might be easier to use Virtualbox or Vmware | 02:06 |
_VIM_ | !Virtualbox | 02:06 |
ubottu | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 02:06 |
sebsebseb | !ma | 02:06 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ma | 02:06 |
deddert | i have a problem if someone can help me | 02:06 |
Pelo | later folks | 02:06 |
B10S | its installed and everything :s | 02:06 |
Guest834 | anyone familiar with emc2 | 02:06 |
WebcamWonder | !anyone | deddert | 02:07 |
sebsebseb | mien: there might be a channel for your area | 02:07 |
ubottu | deddert: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 02:07 |
DeadRobot | deddert: wwhats the problem | 02:07 |
deddert | there are locks on some of my music files i drag in off my cdrom | 02:07 |
vip3rousmango | sebsebseb: yeah, you're right. I forgot that its updates not upgrades. The new Ubuntu should have 3.0, but I use gOS 3, I find it soo much easyer as a ubuntu 8.04 dirivative | 02:07 |
L3Tum | islan, also, The machine only has cd drvie, not dvd | 02:07 |
noogie | is it easy to detect rootkit/trojan? | 02:07 |
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mien | oh how do i find it? | 02:07 |
islan | L3Tum: dang. I had a problem with an 8.10 CD too, but switching to DVD seemed to fix it for me | 02:07 |
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JesperHansen | HELP! After running fsck on my harddisken _everything_ got thrown into /lost+found, some with the names like #1235435, others with their original name. How do I recover from this state?! | 02:08 |
vip3rousmango | noogie: it should since most of those viruses are aimmed towards windows, check in wine's C;\ directory as thats were most viruses unpack too | 02:08 |
L3Tum | I tried using 8.04 also, same thing again | 02:08 |
mamaro | is there a way to click a torrent file and have it download on a local server? | 02:08 |
sebsebseb | vip3rousmango: well real Ubuntu is the one that should be most used :) not any dirvative of it. and yeah real Ubuntu is most used. | 02:08 |
Pici | mien: You may be able to find a loco team nearby, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LoCoTeams | 02:08 |
sebsebseb | vip3rousmango: so yeah I mean Kubuntu and Xubuntu that's ok as well | 02:08 |
noogie | im running ubuntu | 02:08 |
B10S | whats the php package that should be installed? | 02:08 |
mien | ok thanks!! | 02:08 |
* islan goes and reads some Nietzsche | 02:09 | |
Dr_willis | mamaro, you mean have a torrent client on a different machine start downlaoding it? | 02:09 |
deddert | does anyone know how to get the locks off my music folders i dragged onto my harddrive | 02:09 |
vip3rousmango | sebsebseb: Ahh, I find that Ubuntu itself kills my laptop's ram.. I don't know why, Kubuntu was a little easyer but if I do too much it slows down to a crawl. gOS I havn't had that issue happen yet, and I've been trying | 02:09 |
sebsebseb | well Xubuntu is nice to | 02:09 |
sebsebseb | that's the more light waight one | 02:09 |
Dr_willis | deddert, set the ownership or permissions to be correct for the user you are using. | 02:09 |
sebsebseb | how much RAM? | 02:09 |
L3Tum | But SQUASHFS errors are a cd thing, or do they have to do with the machine? | 02:09 |
vip3rousmango | 512mb | 02:09 |
deddert | how do i do that dr williis | 02:09 |
mamaro | Dr_willis, yes | 02:10 |
Dr_willis | mamaro, many torrent clients can 'watch' a directory and auto-load torrents from them.. set up some shared location, and hafe the client watch - you just save the torrent to that location and away it goes. | 02:10 |
mamaro | oh ok. | 02:10 |
Dr_willis | mamaro, at least tahts one way to do it | 02:11 |
vip3rousmango | mamaro: azereus (now VUSE) can do that fuction described above | 02:11 |
Dr_willis | so can ktorrent, and rtorrent, and utorrent :) | 02:11 |
mamaro | Grr. used to love azureus.. | 02:11 |
vip3rousmango | as do i, i'm not a fan of vuse, I reverted back to the old az | 02:12 |
vip3rousmango | but its a solid bt download app | 02:12 |
deddert | how do i change the ownership permissions | 02:12 |
keres | When i talk into my microphone i can hear my self perfect through the speakers, but when i record myself or use mumble it sounds like a bunch of low pitched static | 02:13 |
JesperHansen | deddert: chown username:group | 02:13 |
keres | i used arecord and it stilll sounded junky | 02:13 |
JesperHansen | deddert: and file or folder last | 02:13 |
mamaro | i haven't used it for a few years. but for somereasons downloads would only work if I was in admin mode. | 02:13 |
deddert | ? username group | 02:13 |
donald | im having a hard time figuring out what i need to install themes | 02:13 |
WebcamWonder | !themes | donald | 02:13 |
ubottu | donald: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 02:13 |
donald | i can find them, just cant figure out how to install them | 02:14 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Typically, you only need to drag them into Appearances | 02:14 |
donald | sorry should of explained that | 02:14 |
donald | ok, nothing else is needed to install? | 02:14 |
mamaro | back to work. thank you | 02:14 |
Dr_willis | donald, drag/drop to the theme control panel/customize panel normally and they get installed. | 02:14 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Nope. Either a drag, or use the Install button on the bottom of Appearences | 02:14 |
donald | ok i tried that but i will try again | 02:15 |
thebloggu | i am trying to run synclient but i get 'Can't access shared memory area. SHMConfig disabled?' , how can i enable it ? (i already have module "synaptics" loaded and "SHMConfig" "True" in xorg | 02:15 |
donald | maybe im doing something wrong | 02:15 |
donald | do you extract them? | 02:15 |
fakhriz | Hi folks | 02:15 |
_VIM_ | no | 02:15 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Nope. The entire archive, drag that | 02:15 |
donald | oh ok | 02:16 |
jrib | thebloggu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticsTouchpad | 02:16 |
donald | was trying to drag the theme.desktop file | 02:16 |
fakhriz | pls help.. I have troule getting my webcam running ubuntu 8.1 | 02:16 |
donald | thanks alot | 02:16 |
deddert | ?chown username :group and file or folder | 02:16 |
WebcamWonder | !who | deddert | 02:16 |
ubottu | deddert: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 02:16 |
deddert | i just need help to unlock my music folders i dragged on from a cdrom | 02:17 |
fakhriz | ubuttu: how are you? | 02:17 |
deddert | they wont move | 02:17 |
Dr_willis | deddert, you need to 'set the proper permissions' the lock is just showing they are 'wrong' | 02:17 |
deddert | dr willis how do i do that | 02:18 |
Dr_willis | deddert, easiest way to do it is from the terminal with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands | 02:18 |
subpar | anyone want to help out with a simple bash scripting problem? | 02:18 |
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Dr_willis | sudo chown Yourusername.Yourusername /path/to/the/directory for starters | 02:18 |
WebcamWonder | subpar: We can only help if you ask :) | 02:18 |
jrib | subpar: just ask, but #bash may be a better place | 02:18 |
fakhriz | usb webcam support please | 02:18 |
Guest24349 | ls | 02:18 |
deddert | sudo chown? | 02:19 |
nsadmin | well you can't run chown as anyone but root | 02:19 |
subpar | I need to know how to stall the next command in the script so it would run thusly: {command 1} {wait x amount of time} {command 2} | 02:19 |
deddert | ns admin i am root | 02:19 |
deddert | i think | 02:19 |
deddert | i just dont know what chown is | 02:19 |
WebcamWonder | subpar: sleep? | 02:19 |
deddert | or where the terminal is | 02:19 |
nsadmin | man chown befoer you use it then :) | 02:20 |
binarymutant | chown is change owner | 02:20 |
Dr_willis | deddert, this is when it pays to read up on the command line and shell ussage in linux | 02:20 |
jrib | subpar: command1; sleep amount_of_time; command2 | 02:20 |
Dr_willis | !terminal | deddert | 02:20 |
ubottu | deddert: The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 02:20 |
subpar | yup that's it | 02:20 |
subpar | :) | 02:20 |
subpar | thank you | 02:20 |
binarymutant | ch(ange)own(er) | 02:20 |
fakhriz | deddert: chown is to change the owner of the file or folder .. | 02:20 |
JesperHansen | HELP! After running fsck on my harddisken _everything_ got thrown into /lost+found, some with the names like #1235435, others with their original name. How do I recover from this state? | 02:21 |
binarymutant | now chmod doesn't make sense to me though, ch(ange)mod(ification) ? | 02:21 |
donald | ok one more question if you guys dont mind | 02:21 |
Dr_willis | change modes | 02:21 |
fakhriz | guys | 02:21 |
usser | binarymutant, change mode | 02:21 |
Nathan_ | Hello? | 02:21 |
prince_jammys | binarymutant: mode | 02:21 |
binarymutant | lol | 02:22 |
nsadmin | jello | 02:22 |
donald | anyone know of a theme that would be good for a movies theme, changing of the icons, and menu ect..? | 02:22 |
binarymutant | thanks | 02:22 |
prince_jammys | heh. | 02:22 |
donald | i have an elderly gentleman im setting this up for, he is a big classics movie fan | 02:22 |
MrGoodkat_ | is it possible to make an offline system update? | 02:22 |
binarymutant | donald, gnome? gnome-look.org | 02:22 |
Nathan_ | Does anyone know how to get GRUB bootloader back? | 02:22 |
MrGoodkat_ | i have no internet connection on my lappi and without an updated kernel i wont get one | 02:22 |
fakhriz | I've waste my day googling for a solution for my webcam | 02:22 |
donald | binary, yes i looked there | 02:23 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Usually, the themes are mutually exclusive when it comes to GTK, and icons. That is why they are classified under different categories on gnome-look. As far as films go, I guess you would have to mix and match | 02:23 |
nsadmin | MrGoodkat_: how can you transfer files to it? | 02:23 |
WebcamWonder | !webcam | fakhriz | 02:23 |
donald | other than transformers, no other movie came up | 02:23 |
ubottu | fakhriz: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras | 02:23 |
MrGoodkat_ | usb | 02:23 |
binarymutant | donald, I don't think anyone can help you look for a theme, it's personal preference | 02:23 |
thebloggu | jrib, thanks :) | 02:23 |
JesperHansen | Nathan_: throw in a live cd, mount the harddrive, chroot to it, grub-install, reboot. | 02:23 |
Nathan_ | I did that but to no avial | 02:23 |
Nathan_ | getting error 15 | 02:23 |
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jhonnyboy | Hello everyone. I have no sound :( I've raised all the bars on the volume control. Don't know what else really that i can do. | 02:24 |
JesperHansen | Nathan_: well, I am getting the same error right now. | 02:24 |
WebcamWonder | !sound | jhonnyboy | 02:24 |
ubottu | jhonnyboy: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 02:24 |
DaveIngram | bash question: how would I rename a number of files at the same time, like xxx1.jpg, xxx2.jpg and xxx3.jpg and I want to replace xxx with yyy? | 02:25 |
JesperHansen | Nathan_: Only difference is... All of the harddisk content has been thrown into /lost+found | 02:25 |
jhonnyboy | !sound | jhonnyboy | 02:25 |
ubottu | jhonnyboy, please see my private message | 02:25 |
WebcamWonder | DaveIngram: rename supports regex, look into it :) | 02:25 |
mikedoty | Hi. Would it be possible for someone to tar their /usr/share/icons/gnome directory for me? | 02:25 |
fakhriz | ubottu: my webcam is supported. it's creative, lsusb -> Microdia PC Camera (SN9C120) | 02:26 |
B10S | thats a nice bot there | 02:26 |
nsadmin | domo arigato mister ubotto | 02:26 |
Nathan_ | no wonder, I am struck with Windows XP and Windows 7 on bootloader without Ubuntu | 02:26 |
DaveIngram | WebcamWonder Thanks! | 02:26 |
djeff | hi? | 02:27 |
fakhriz | ubuttu: but Camorama couldn't connect to video device | 02:27 |
WebcamWonder | djeff: hello | 02:27 |
djeff | I have a quick question about my installation of php on my ubuntu server | 02:28 |
fakhriz | ubuttu: Cheese too | 02:28 |
djeff | can you help me ? | 02:28 |
WebcamWonder | fakhriz: ubottu is a bot, and is triggered by people on this channel | 02:28 |
WebcamWonder | djeff: If you ask your question, I might | 02:28 |
jmatrix | help me help you with a silly questio | 02:28 |
jmatrix | n | 02:28 |
fakhriz | WebcamWonder: ic , thanks | 02:28 |
fakhriz | WebcamWonder: could you help please? | 02:29 |
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WebcamWonder | fakhriz: I have no clue with regards to Webcams. I don't even own one | 02:29 |
B10S | http://192.168.0.10/phpmyadmin why does it say "Not Found" ? says the same with localhost | 02:29 |
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djeff | In the past I was able to print a php variable that way: <?= $var; ?>, now it's impossible, the variable doesnt print ? | 02:29 |
jmatrix | is the default mozilla browser in ubuntu 8.1 supposed to fade out ? I'm running it on a USB stick and for some reason the default browser always fades while browsing... might be the USB delay since its not as fast a disk | 02:30 |
jmatrix | like when it is thinking/waiting | 02:30 |
Dolo | is there a gui type app I can use for making my own custom ubuntu cd? | 02:30 |
jmatrix | for data | 02:30 |
donald | im looking now, just wondered | 02:30 |
WebcamWonder | jmatrix: The fade will happen when the application is not responding. It is done by the default WM that comes with Ubuntu. And yes, if it is heavily working/waiting for IO, it will, but it shouldn't | 02:30 |
donald | only finding things like transformers and die hard | 02:31 |
donald | heh | 02:31 |
donald | just looking for something classy | 02:31 |
WebcamWonder | Dolo: There is an Amazon program on ubuntu as beta. You can try that out if you want to | 02:31 |
fakhriz | WebcamWonder: do you hate me ? | 02:31 |
Dolo | got a link to it? | 02:31 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Making a new theme is surprisingly easy. If you want to create a new set of icons/desktop wallpaper. You can go ahead | 02:31 |
WebcamWonder | fakhriz: Why would you say that | 02:31 |
jmatrix | thanks for a excellent answer to a silly question. :) | 02:31 |
Dolo | Amazon program? | 02:31 |
Guest54884 | Is there a way to get a higher resolution than 1024 x 768 with 8.10? | 02:31 |
jhonnyboy | WebcamWonder: nothing yet with sound :( | 02:31 |
Nathan_ | tried grub-install | 02:32 |
fakhriz | WebcamWonder: coz I need help .. I was help people at university for long time | 02:32 |
donald | i guess i could try that | 02:32 |
Nathan_ | nothing, still getting error 15 | 02:32 |
JesperHansen | !recover | 02:32 |
donald | how do you change the icons??// | 02:32 |
ubottu | Some tools to recover lost data are listed and explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery - Recovering deleted files on !ext3 filesystems can be virtually impossible, although methods that might work is some cases are described at at http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html and http://projects.izzysoft.de/trac/ext3undel | 02:32 |
WebcamWonder | fakhriz: I know nothing about getting webcams to work with linux | 02:32 |
JesperHansen | !ext3 | 02:32 |
ubottu | ext3 is the default filesystem on Ubuntu, and the most popular on Linux. You can read/write from Windows to ext3 via http://www.fs-driver.org | 02:32 |
WebcamWonder | donald: Appearance -> Customize your theme -> Icons -> Change it | 02:33 |
donald | ok thanks | 02:33 |
donald | ill work on that | 02:33 |
fakhriz | WebcamWonder: don't you have a webdcam ? thank you anyway :) | 02:33 |
Nathan_ | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows still no avial | 02:33 |
WebcamWonder | fakhriz: I actually really truly don't. And yes, that is THE most asked question from me, given my nick | 02:33 |
Nathan_ | find /grub/stage1 error 15 | 02:33 |
Nathan_ | find /boot/grub/stage1 error 15 | 02:34 |
WebcamWonder | Nathan_: ##grub could help you more perhaps | 02:34 |
Nathan_ | please do | 02:34 |
joljam | I really need someone's help I have been trying to create a bootable usb for a long time and I ama having problems.. I am using ubuntu LTS..someone help me please | 02:34 |
fakhriz | joljam: 1 min | 02:35 |
Dr_willis | joljam, i find the 'unetbootin' tool comes in handy. it can automate most of it.. Ive also fouind that some machines+usb thumbdrives just dont play nicely and dont always want to boot. | 02:35 |
vip3rousmango | joljam: what version of Ubuntu LTS are you using, I believe 8.04.2 has an install to USB feature | 02:35 |
fearful | sebsebseb are you there | 02:36 |
sebsebseb | fearful: yes | 02:36 |
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jhonnyboy | Would anyone know why sound isn't working on my system? I have tested my hardware drivers, found my driver name, and all the volume controls on that audio driver are maxed out. Help please | 02:36 |
fearful | sebsebseb what level should I put the Intrusion detector level on the router, it was off.. :\ | 02:36 |
sebsebseb | fearful: depends on the options | 02:36 |
Dolo | WebcamWonder: do you have a link where i can find that program i keep getting amazon.com from searching | 02:37 |
joljam | All I am using ubuntu 8.04.02. have tried unetbootin but am not able to install it .. it says some library is missing... i think walking me thru installation of unetbootin will be helpful.. | 02:37 |
joljam | Dr Willis can u help me | 02:37 |
Dr_willis | joljam, i use unetbooting under windows. or wine normally | 02:37 |
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Dolo | WebcamWonder: you said theres a amazon app for making custom windows gui | 02:38 |
WebcamWonder | Dolo: i think iot is only for servers, http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/ec2 | 02:38 |
Dr_willis | joljam, check the package manager for the name of the missing library and install it.. perhaps. | 02:38 |
Nathan_ | ##grub is answering.... | 02:38 |
WebcamWonder | Dolo: what? | 02:38 |
Nathan_ | isn't* | 02:38 |
fearful | sebsebseb: I just sent you a message | 02:38 |
MaxRide | Can anyone tell me why this won't work?: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/Disk Backup -o force | 02:38 |
Dr_willis | MaxRide, do NOT use spaces in mountpoints.. is a very good idea :) | 02:39 |
WebcamWonder | MaxRide: Space, escape with \ | 02:39 |
Dr_willis | MaxRide, tahts the issue | 02:39 |
Dolo | WebcamWonder: I see, i was looking for a way to make a custom ubuntu cd | 02:39 |
joljam | Dr Willis:- ./unetbootin-linux-313: error while loading shared libraries: libaudio.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 02:39 |
MaxRide | o_o; Oh....Thanks both.... | 02:39 |
MaxRide | Ubuntu told me to use that....I guess it was wrong. =) | 02:39 |
Dr_willis | Spaces in filenames = evil :) | 02:39 |
fearful | MaxRide it would be /media/Disk\ Backup | 02:39 |
Dr_willis | It is using the Volume name of the disk by default. | 02:39 |
Dolo | WebcamWonder: like to remove all the bluetooth stuff | 02:39 |
Dr_willis | Dont use spaces in Volumenames either. :) | 02:40 |
Dolo | WebcamWonder: and other non essencial packages | 02:40 |
Nathan_ | is ##grub online? because he isn't answering | 02:40 |
fakhriz | joljam: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick | 02:40 |
fakhriz | joljam: this is what you need. if you still having problems let me know | 02:41 |
Nathan_ | a help here? | 02:42 |
alicia | how can i boot another user off of an ssh connection? | 02:42 |
WebcamWonder | Nathan_: #grub is a channel | 02:42 |
joljam | fakhriz:- I used that link.. ... the problems are as follows:- 1. not able to install unetbootin.. 2) problem writing iso file to usb using isotostick | 02:43 |
joljam | liveusb doesnot work on my machine | 02:43 |
joljam | Dr Willis are u there | 02:43 |
Dr_willis | alicia, as root you could 'kill PID' of their shell. | 02:44 |
Dr_willis | joljam, and this is my fault? :) | 02:44 |
fakhriz | joljam: what error you got ? | 02:44 |
alicia | Dr_willis: they have access as a super user too | 02:44 |
MaxRide | u_u; For that mount issue....it wouldn't work, so moved it back to windows and unmounted it cleanly....still didn't work...then windows wouldn't mount it anymore (after trying FSCK)...so I said to myself "I'll just format the stupid thing and remake the back-up onto it..."....stuck it back into Ubuntu and it auto-mounted. u_u;;; | 02:44 |
joljam | Dr_willis, fakhriz :- ./unetbootin-linux-313: error while loading shared libraries: libaudio.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory | 02:45 |
Dr_willis | alicia, so? If you want to close a ssh connection. You kill the priocess id of the ssh connection or the shell running on it. or restart the ssh server. (that may not work, ive not tried that) | 02:45 |
alicia | how would i do that? | 02:46 |
adante | hi guys when i ping a particular hostname, the ping interval is very slow (it resolves instantaneously though) - but when I ping it by ip it is fast as normal - anybody know what is going on? | 02:46 |
Dr_willis | !find libaudio.so.2 | 02:46 |
ubottu | File libaudio.so.2 found in ia32-libs, libaudio2 | 02:46 |
viktorkAZ | hello, i need so help.. i need to install some libraries and im unable. apt-get install is not working | 02:46 |
Dr_willis | joljam, looks like its in libaudio2 package | 02:46 |
Dr_willis | !info libaudio2 | 02:46 |
ubottu | libaudio2 (source: nas): Network Audio System - shared libraries. In component main, is optional. Version 1.9.1-4 (intrepid), package size 78 kB, installed size 192 kB | 02:46 |
Fruzen | help me guys | 02:46 |
dodelnadio | personne ne parle français,ici? | 02:46 |
fearful | Fruzen whats the problem? | 02:46 |
fakhriz | Fruzen: what you have? | 02:46 |
Fruzen | I want to install BAHAMUT IRCd | 02:47 |
joljam | Dr_willis:- can you give me the command line to type.. sorry I am bit of a newbie | 02:47 |
Dr_willis | alicia, find the PID of the other users shell, with the 'ps ax' command , and 'sudo kill PID' to kill it | 02:47 |
Fruzen | I did wget.. then tar -xzvf | 02:47 |
Fruzen | but when I type tar -xzvf | 02:47 |
Dr_willis | joljam, use the package manager, install libaudio2, or 'sudo apt-get install libaudio2' | 02:47 |
Fruzen | it told me.. tar: Child returned status 1 | 02:47 |
Fruzen | tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors | 02:47 |
dodelnadio | dommage! | 02:48 |
Nathan_ | Error 15: File not found after trying to do this find /boot/grub/stage1 | 02:48 |
Nathan_ | I am trying to get GRUB back, help! | 02:48 |
joljam | great gentlemen I got it... thanks Dr Willis and fakriz and all | 02:48 |
Dr_willis | try find /grub/stage1 | 02:48 |
vip3rousmango | Nathan_: If you have a copy of the liveCD you should be able to restart with the cd and reinstall grub-loader | 02:49 |
soreau | !7.10 | 02:49 |
ubottu | Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) was the seventh release of Ubuntu. Upgrading to Gutsy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades - Downloading: http://releases.ubuntu.com/7.10 - Features: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/710tour | 02:49 |
Nathan_ | I am trying, I am try to figure a way to reinstall GRUB and yes I have live cd | 02:50 |
vip3rousmango | Nathan_: One of the options on the liveCD when you boot it up should be to install GRUB Loader, I used it when windows re-wrote my MDR directory on the HDD | 02:51 |
mikeshollen | I'm trying to revive an old dell latitude c640 with Ubuntu 8.04. I attempted to install it with the Live CD and it would freeze once it loaded into the GUI part of the install so some folks suggested I try the Minimal CD. I did that, and now I'm booted into a prompt. How do I start the GUI? | 02:51 |
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[Drake] | when setting up a software raid to be installed on, should i make a swap on each drive or just first drive?) | 02:51 |
viktorkAZ | hello can someone help me i cant install some libraries that i need | 02:51 |
vip3rousmango | viktorkAZ: what libraries do you need? | 02:52 |
Nathan_ | Vip3: where options is that? I have live cd 8.10 | 02:52 |
B10S | http://192.168.0.10/phpmyadmin says "Not Found" ? says the same with localhost. whats the problem there? | 02:52 |
viktorkAZ | vip3rousmango: a couple.. exem. pam, x11-libs, freetype2, jpeg | 02:53 |
Jockeo | Can someone explain the difference between a "widget toolkit" (like GTK) and a "compositing window manager" (like Metacity)? | 02:53 |
mikeshollen | Does anyone know how to boot the GUI from prompt? | 02:53 |
alicia | Dr_willis: how do you know which one? | 02:53 |
Dr_willis | Jockeo, thats like comapring 'bricks' to a 'house' | 02:53 |
Dr_willis | alicia, which one for what? | 02:53 |
vip3rousmango | Nathan_: check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 it should answer some questions for you | 02:53 |
vip3rousmango | viktorkAZ: search for them in Synaptic Package Manager | 02:54 |
B10S | anyone? :( | 02:54 |
alicia | which one is the correct pid | 02:54 |
Dr_willis | alicia, not a clue | 02:54 |
alicia | Dr_willis: haha thanks | 02:54 |
Dr_willis | alicia, see what commands they are running.. or other info or how long they have been connected | 02:54 |
Jockeo | Dr_willis: The reason I ask is that I want to download themes, but at ubuntu-art.org I "must" choose between GTK and Metacity themes. I'm a little confused and don't know which to choose. | 02:55 |
Dr_willis | alicia, theres also the 'pstree' command that may help | 02:55 |
alicia | Dr_willis: they are just sitting on there closing the things i have running | 02:55 |
alicia | Dr_willis: they are one of my friends | 02:55 |
Dr_willis | Jockeo, gtk = widgits IN the window.. metacity = window borders | 02:55 |
Dr_willis | alicia, they why not ask them to log off if you want them to leave? | 02:55 |
Nathan_ | Yes thanks Vip3: but find /boot/grub/stage1 is where it ends there with error 15 | 02:55 |
Jockeo | Dr_willis: Thanks then I get it. | 02:55 |
B10S | no? ok :s | 02:55 |
nsadmin | alicia: they are many of your friends :) | 02:55 |
alicia | Dr_willis: because i'd have to walk down the hall | 02:55 |
Dr_willis | alicia, Oh the Humanity of it all! egads!@ | 02:56 |
Dr_willis | :) | 02:56 |
Res2216firestar | Hi, my screen resolution won't go to 1024X768, what's going on? | 02:56 |
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alicia | Dr_willis: and they are just messing with me anyway | 02:56 |
Dr_willis | alicia, reboot :) | 02:56 |
vip3rousmango | Nathan_: hmm... I'm not sure what error 15 means, maybe asking around on the forums could reveal an answer? Sorry I can't be of further help :( | 02:56 |
alicia | Dr_willis: but i don't want to reboot every time | 02:56 |
alicia | Dr_willis: they did this before | 02:56 |
Nathan_ | Ok thanks anyway | 02:57 |
red-lichtie1 | (03:52:50) B10S: http://192.168.0.10/phpmyadmin says "Not Found" ? says the same with localhost. whats the problem there? ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network | 02:57 |
Dr_willis | alicia, then learn to use pstree, and ps - I guess. try one. worse it can do is disconnect the wrong person | 02:57 |
Nathan_ | I am also getting Crossloop to work on Ubuntu via WINE | 02:57 |
B10S | thanks | 02:57 |
jrib | alicia: pgrep -u USER | 02:57 |
Nathan_ | It's isn't working | 02:57 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: Maybe you haven't install myphpadmin ? | 02:58 |
alicia | jrib: that gave me just a lot of numbers | 02:58 |
red-lichtie1 | Or restarted your web server after installing it ? | 02:58 |
fakhriz | FOLKS, everybody redirecting me to this channel, so I'm not going out untill I got supportd for my webcam to be running proberly | 02:58 |
constantine_ | hey is there a prog that will put the terminal into right click menu automatically? | 02:58 |
B10S | oh, my bad | 02:59 |
jasehelp | not that i know of | 02:59 |
spirited | Hmmm I'm confused about nVidia drivers for linux/ubuntu... got a good website I could go to? | 02:59 |
jrib | alicia: so now your job is to figure out why they are helpful | 02:59 |
Fruzen | guys please help me | 02:59 |
alicia | jrib: ..... | 02:59 |
jasehelp | what | 02:59 |
B10S | it wasnt intalled! | 02:59 |
B10S | lol | 02:59 |
Dr_willis | constantine_, there are some nautilus scripts that add a 'open terminal here' feature.. but i forget where i saw them at. theres some web suite with a lot of them | 02:59 |
B10S | i thought it came with the rest | 02:59 |
spirited | erm reading | 02:59 |
vip3rousmango | spirited: !info nvidia drivers | 02:59 |
alicia | can't i make use of the w command? | 02:59 |
constantine_ | Dr_willis: thanks I can find it with that info ;) | 02:59 |
nsadmin | alicia: yer dribbling! | 02:59 |
vip3rousmango | !info nvidia | 03:00 |
ubottu | Package nvidia does not exist in intrepid | 03:00 |
Dr_willis | constantine_, google is our friend. :) thats how i fouind it | 03:00 |
jrib | alicia: reading doesn't hurt, you know? | 03:00 |
viktorkAZ | vip3rousmango: cant found them all in synaptic.. any other idea? | 03:00 |
vip3rousmango | !info ati | 03:00 |
jasehelp | oh | 03:00 |
spirited | !info nvidia drivers | 03:00 |
ubottu | Package ati does not exist in intrepid | 03:00 |
ubottu | drivers is not a valid distribution ['dapper', 'gutsy', 'gutsy-backports', 'hardy', 'hardy-backports', 'intrepid', 'intrepid-backports', 'jaunty', 'jaunty-backports', 'kde4-ppa', 'kubuntu-members-kde4', 'medibuntu', 'partner'] | 03:00 |
alicia | jrib: i was looking it up | 03:00 |
Pici | !nvidia | spirited | 03:00 |
ubottu | spirited: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto | 03:00 |
Dr_willis | alicia, # ps ax | grep bash narrows it down a bit. :) you may hafe to use 'sudo kill -9 PID' | 03:00 |
spirited | k, reading | 03:01 |
constantine_ | Dr_willis: I'm so new that I often find this channel helpful in determining which keywords to use | 03:01 |
Fruzen | how can I setup my shell (VPS) | 03:01 |
Fruzen | I typed ./config | 03:01 |
vip3rousmango | viktorkAZ: search for them in here if you know what they are named using ! | 03:01 |
fakhriz | guys; usb web cam .. nobody have a webcam ???!!! | 03:01 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: it wasnt intalled! LOL :-D | 03:01 |
unop_ | Dr_willis, you should never have to kill -9 anything really | 03:01 |
Dr_willis | constantine_, nautilus has a scripting feature/directory that gets overlooked/downplayed a lot. its not too hard to use. but guess its goo confusing to new users. | 03:01 |
vip3rousmango | fakhriz: find an application in add/remove called Cheese its for webcams | 03:01 |
nsadmin | fakhriz: I've seen urls being handed to you at least twice | 03:01 |
Dr_willis | unop_, i couldent kill the root users bash shell here without -9 for some reason | 03:02 |
B10S | red-lichtie1: sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin | 03:02 |
constantine_ | fakhriz, if noone is answering you you should probably try google and come back with what you did/didn't find | 03:02 |
Dr_willis | unop_, i got 2 terminals open. :) trying to kill one user from the other. | 03:02 |
jasehelp | has anyone used the ubuntu server edition? | 03:02 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: That should work ;) | 03:02 |
spirited | So I should not install the proprietary binary/restricted driver because there will be no support? | 03:02 |
fakhriz | vip3rousmango: i have Cheese and Camorama installed | 03:02 |
B10S | i nevr know how to check the items :o | 03:02 |
vip3rousmango | fakhriz: and both don't detect your webcam? | 03:02 |
Dr_willis | kill 2149 dident kill it.. 'kill -9 2149' did.. or am i using kill wrong. :) | 03:03 |
B10S | so i press enter it proably does stuff i dont want :( | 03:03 |
unop_ | Dr_willis, maybe you were trying to kill the current shell's PID ..?? | 03:03 |
fakhriz | msatdmin: they are very old urls !! and they are about what is included in new kernel | 03:03 |
UnstableIsotope | hey, can i copy then hex from a blank dvd to one from the same package that has stuff on it and then get an empty one, just as if it was new? | 03:03 |
Dr_willis | unop_, Yep. :) thats why. | 03:03 |
alicia | i'm not sure that's working... | 03:03 |
nsadmin | fakhriz: the kernel is what supports hardware | 03:03 |
Dr_willis | trying to figure out how ti get the current shells PID.. so i can tell it from the other shell | 03:04 |
unop_ | Dr_willis, ahh, well, why doesn't 'exit' work then? :) kill -9 just left the shell's temp files, sockets, memory allocations, children, etc all hanging - not good | 03:04 |
fakhriz | vip3rousmango : unfortuantely no | 03:04 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: apt should only install stuff it needs, this isn't windoze | 03:04 |
Dr_willis | unop_, virtualbox here.. so it dosent matter. :) just a test machine | 03:04 |
alicia | Dr_willis: it seems to be taking a really long time | 03:04 |
constantine_ | command for auto opening terminal : sudo aptitude install nautilus-open-terminal for those who like that type of thing... | 03:04 |
B10S | red-lichtie1: try it and see | 03:05 |
Dr_willis | constantine_, then that web site has that and many more scripts :) if you are into scripts | 03:05 |
rj_ | hi all | 03:05 |
jaxx2kde | Hi, I want to install the B43 drivers for my broadcom bcm4311 wireless card.. is their a step by step tutorial i can follow | 03:05 |
rj_ | i need help | 03:05 |
B10S | you get options | 03:05 |
jaxx2kde | thaks | 03:05 |
vip3rousmango | fakhriz: Is your webcam linux compatible?.. | 03:05 |
Dr_willis | jaxx2kde, i just installed the b43-fwcutter package.. and it did it. | 03:05 |
rj_ | !help | 03:05 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 03:05 |
Dr_willis | bye all | 03:05 |
constantine_ | Dr_willis: I don't know what a script is or how to use one | 03:05 |
nsadmin | rj_: there's a drug store right around the corner... they also sell alcohol... that help? | 03:06 |
jaxx2kde | Dr_willis sweet can you show me how? | 03:06 |
rj_ | can anyone guide me | 03:06 |
fakhriz | vip3rousmango: Cheese: No camera found, Camorama: couldn't connect to video device /dev/video0 | 03:06 |
vip3rousmango | fakhriz: if its a windows webcam ie: needs propriatary drivers, its probably not going to work with linux | 03:06 |
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fakhriz | vip3usmango: lsusb -> vip3rousmango | 03:06 |
endeavormac | libssl-dev is the openssl libraries, right? | 03:06 |
nsadmin | rj_: try asking a question... try being specific informative concise and complete | 03:06 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: Why ? | 03:06 |
fakhriz | vip3rousmango: sorry: lsusb -> Microdia PC Camera (SN9C120) | 03:07 |
B10S | red-lichtie1: theres options to choose from | 03:07 |
jasehelp | ok | 03:07 |
jasehelp | ok | 03:07 |
rj_ | anyone guide me how to install joomla | 03:07 |
rj_ | coz joomla php,mysql and apache | 03:07 |
B10S | i dont know how to select them, i pressed enter i i think it installed the lot | 03:07 |
spirited | k must restart | 03:07 |
fakhriz | ip3rousmango: the driver is included in the kernel | 03:08 |
UnstableIsotope | anyone know of a good hex editor for ubuntu? | 03:08 |
nsadmin | do you have php mysql and apache working? | 03:08 |
fakhriz | rj_: sure | 03:08 |
rj_ | nope | 03:08 |
rj_ | thats y i need guideness | 03:08 |
ferric84 | i'm trying to use the theme bluman-clearlooks but when I select it it says i need the gtk2-engine-clearlooks installed. but when I try to install it it says i have gtk2-engine installed already. what should i do? | 03:08 |
dorcas | !vadi Liz Andrews & Lena Matthews - Lily's Surrender [pdf].rar | 03:09 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 03:09 |
red-lichtie1 | B10S: Read http://www.phpmyadmin.net/ then answer the questions, this isn't a phpmyadmin chat. | 03:09 |
fakhriz | rj_: you want to install joomla locally ? | 03:09 |
vip3rousmango | fakhriz: no support for hardware is found in the kernel, if its not their it doesn't get support | 03:09 |
rj_ | yess | 03:09 |
B10S | red-lichtie1: ok :) | 03:09 |
this_justy_guy | rj_: Have you checked https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Joomla ? | 03:10 |
fakhriz | vip3rousmango: how to check if the driver installed correctly ? | 03:10 |
fakhriz | rj_: go for xampp | 03:10 |
red-lichtie1 | fakhriz: If ir works, then its installed correctly | 03:10 |
Flannel | fakhriz: There's absolutely no reason to use xampp in Ubuntu | 03:10 |
jaxx2kde | Hi, I want to install the B43 drivers for my broadcom bcm4311 wireless card.. is their a step by step tutorial i can follow | 03:11 |
fakhriz | Flannel: how come? | 03:11 |
rj_ | pl | 03:11 |
rj_ | ok | 03:11 |
poet | does anyone know if the opengl man mages are availible in 8.10? | 03:11 |
fakhriz | rj_: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-linux.html#374 | 03:11 |
Flannel | fakhriz: Because package management removes any point of xampp | 03:11 |
rj_ | but wher i need to download this xampp | 03:11 |
Flannel | rj_: You don't. Use LAMP | 03:11 |
Flannel | !lamp | rj_ | 03:11 |
ubottu | rj_: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 03:11 |
this_justy_guy | jaxx2kde: http://300lb.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-to-get-broadcom-wireless-to-work-in.html | 03:12 |
jhonnyboy | No sound on ubuntu. I have a Creative Sound Card and have had no luck | 03:12 |
Flannel | fakhriz: Please don't recommend third party binaries/etc when there's no good reason not to use the stuff in the repos | 03:12 |
rj_ | let me try it and i'll ger back her soon | 03:12 |
plsd | Where can I read about Ubuntus "normal" compiz settings? I'm want the same settings in Debian. Also, is there a config file or something that I can just copy and paste instead of configuring manually in compizconfig? | 03:12 |
jaxx2kde | this_justy_guy Thanks! | 03:12 |
red-lichtie1 | jhonnyboy: What board ? | 03:12 |
jhonnyboy | I would appreciate if anyone could help me out a bit. | 03:12 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: what do you mean? | 03:13 |
fakhriz | Flannel: ok please do let me know why? coz I'm using it now | 03:13 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: Motherboard or sound card board? | 03:13 |
Flannel | fakhriz: Why what? | 03:13 |
fakhriz | Flannel: why not to use lamp ? | 03:13 |
UnstableIsotope | what does -y do in apt-get install -y | 03:14 |
Flannel | fakhriz: You *should* use LAMP | 03:14 |
jhonnyboy | It is a CA0106 | 03:14 |
nsadmin | for one, lamp usually implies mysql | 03:14 |
Flannel | UnstableIsotope: It assumes yes to any questions it asks. You really shouldn't. | 03:14 |
jhonnyboy | thats the driver name | 03:14 |
jhonnyboy | that's being used on my System | 03:14 |
Raylz | when will konqueror finally support flash properly? | 03:14 |
fakhriz | Flannel: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-linux.html#374 | 03:14 |
red-lichtie1 | jhonnyboy: I assume you've disabled the MoBo sound, so what creative board | 03:14 |
klata | dunno | 03:14 |
jhonnyboy | I can hear static when i cycle through the options in the Volume Control | 03:14 |
jhonnyboy | Yes i have disabled the on-board sound | 03:14 |
Flannel | fakhriz: What is this link for? | 03:14 |
nsadmin | Raylz: in 98723492374.98723487234 seconds | 03:14 |
klata | opeth \m/ | 03:15 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: Not for a while. | 03:15 |
fakhriz | Flannel: so what is the difference between xampp-linux and lamp ? | 03:15 |
jhonnyboy | Sound Blaster Audigy SE card | 03:15 |
red-lichtie1 | jhonnyboy: Have you reduced the mic inout to 0 ? | 03:15 |
Flannel | fakhriz: xampp is a prepackaged lamp stack. You won't get updates automatically, things may not work properly with Ubuntu, etc. | 03:15 |
poet | does anyone know if the opengl man mages are availible in 8.10? | 03:15 |
red-lichtie1 | s/inout/input/ | 03:15 |
Res2216firestar | Hi, I'm having trouble setting my screen resolution, it won't go to anything besides 800X600 and 640X480. I need 1024X768 | 03:16 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: Don't hold your breath fo it. | 03:16 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: is that under recording? | 03:16 |
UnstableIsotope | ok | 03:16 |
BJ_ | who has tried UE 2.0? | 03:16 |
UnstableIsotope | and will -n accept no? | 03:16 |
fakhriz | Flannel: how to install lamp ? | 03:16 |
red-lichtie1 | jhonnyboy: What driver are you using ? ALSA ? | 03:16 |
Raylz | this_justy_guy: is it that severe? | 03:16 |
Flannel | !lamp | fakhriz | 03:16 |
ango_ | hello everyone | 03:16 |
ubottu | fakhriz: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 03:16 |
jhonnyboy | yes CA0106 (Alsa mixer) | 03:16 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: yes CA0106 (Alsa mixer) | 03:17 |
ango_ | can anyone help me get a set of usb speakers working | 03:17 |
BJ_ | how does ultimate 2.0 compare to 8.10? | 03:17 |
BJ_ | better or worse? | 03:17 |
Pici | BJ_: We don't support Ultimate here. | 03:17 |
fakhriz | Flannel: did you mean that i should install every component alone ? | 03:17 |
BJ_ | ohhh | 03:17 |
BJ_ | srry | 03:17 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: The new flsh player fundamentally changed how it rendered to XWindows. It uses a method that's not native to KHTML's renderer. | 03:18 |
Pici | BJ_: So, I'd say worse. | 03:18 |
doc`` | ango_ what kind of speakers do you have? | 03:18 |
BJ_ | lol | 03:18 |
BJ_ | ok | 03:18 |
ango_ | logitech s150 | 03:18 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: there is a switch "IEC958" that i currently have unchecked. Should i have this checked? | 03:18 |
Flannel | fakhriz: Yes. Although you don't have to do it one at a time, etc. | 03:18 |
xsever | hey everyone | 03:18 |
BJ_ | how do I get my graphics card to work with 8.10? | 03:18 |
red-lichtie1 | jhonnyboy: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/47354 | 03:18 |
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BJ_ | radeon hd2400 pro | 03:18 |
Raylz | this_justy_guy: ah, didnt knew that, would webkit work instead? | 03:18 |
fakhriz | Flannel: thx | 03:18 |
UnstableIsotope | ok so i created a locical part for all my linux distros, currently only ubuntu, and it is /dev/sda2 and i have ubuntu on /dev/sda5 and i installed grub to that. So i forgot to also put it on the mbr, i did this but when i did find boot/grub/stage1 it said that this was on /dev/sda4, there is no sda4 just 1,2,5-7. what would have caused it to say this? | 03:19 |
fakhriz | Flannel: now what to do with my webcam ?? | 03:19 |
Flannel | fakhriz: Ask the channel. | 03:19 |
xsever | I need help installing Ubuntu gettin an error can anyone guide me to help plz? | 03:19 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: Yeah. Gekco anb WebKit do just fine. | 03:19 |
tsrk | Is there a shell command that will get only the size of a file? | 03:20 |
Raylz | this_justy_guy: ty for the information, things are much clearer now :) | 03:20 |
* red-lichtie1 goes to bed. NN guys an' gals. Have fun using Ubuntu | 03:20 | |
xsever | any helo plz? | 03:20 |
BJ_ | whats the error xserv? | 03:20 |
BJ_ | squashfs? | 03:21 |
ango_ | doc``: logitech s150 {didnt know if you seen it the first time} | 03:21 |
xsever | i posted it in the forums here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6479639 | 03:21 |
doc`` | priv ango_ | 03:21 |
fakhriz | hey channel: anybody could help with my webcam ? | 03:22 |
fakhriz | what messengers do you guys use for voice and video chatting ? | 03:22 |
administracion | hello | 03:22 |
xsever | Skype | 03:23 |
jhonnyboy | red-lichtiel: still nothing :( | 03:23 |
fakhriz | xserver: does skype for linux support video ? | 03:23 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: The problem is that Konqueror doesn't implement an interface for XRender for plugins. Flash uses XRender to do proper full-screen (instead of just max. browser window.) NSPlugin-wrapper does expose XRender but the program that uses the lib has to implement the interface. Konqueror dose not do this, never has, may never do so in the future. | 03:24 |
xsever | i think it does http://www.skype.com/download/skype/linux/ | 03:24 |
Raylz | this_justy_guy: so they will change to webkit in the future? | 03:25 |
xsever | anyone expert with linux that can help me out here | 03:26 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: I'm not sure that's someone else's department. I only know what has been done as far as Konqueror goes. | 03:26 |
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mamaro | I can't get rtorrent watch command to work.. | 03:26 |
plsd | mamaro, why not? | 03:27 |
plsd | mamaro, sorry, misread | 03:27 |
xsever | ANYONE CAN HELP ME?! PLZ | 03:27 |
plsd | mamaro, you mean where rtorrent watches a folder for torrents? | 03:27 |
mamaro | plsd, I uncommented it and gave it the right directory a sample .torrent but it not downloading it. | 03:27 |
chuckf | xsever: I didn't see you ask a question | 03:27 |
plsd | xsever, no, no one can helo unless you ask a question | 03:27 |
mamaro | yes. | 03:27 |
plsd | mamaro, let me check my config file | 03:28 |
xsever | here is the thread with my problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6479639 | 03:28 |
xsever | sorry for not posting the first time | 03:28 |
plsd | mamaro, schedule = watch_directory,5,5,load_start=/home/plsd/.torrents/*.torrent | 03:28 |
xsever | i would really appreciate if u can help me get Ubuntu going | 03:28 |
plsd | mamaro, and next row is: schedule = untied_directory,5,5,stop_untied= | 03:28 |
this_justy_guy | Raylz: I'd be lying to you if I told you that they were for sure going to go to WebKit. It would be a great option but I'm sure someone's feelings would be hurt by doing so. | 03:28 |
Raylz | this_justy_guy: hm ye, thats what im afraid of too | 03:29 |
mamaro | ? ".torrents"? | 03:29 |
plsd | mamaro, well that's just the folder where I keep the torrent files. You can call it whatever you want :) | 03:30 |
xsever | did you guys get the link for the thread? | 03:30 |
plsd | mamaro, important thing is it ends with /*.torrent | 03:30 |
chuckf | xsever: when you install it as a windows app, is your file system ntfs or win32? | 03:30 |
mamaro | ha! thanks.. I was using ./data switched it to /home/mamaro/data and it worked! | 03:31 |
plsd | I want to use Ubuntus "normal" compiz settings on Debian, is there a config file where these settings are saved? Could someone send it so I can just paste it? | 03:32 |
mamaro | mmm. they say Inactive | 03:32 |
xsever | ntfs | 03:32 |
plsd | mamaro, awesome! use session too. and I'm guessing you've already set a default directory to download to | 03:32 |
mamaro | just fixed that.. | 03:33 |
mamaro | plsd, thank you. next I am going to figure out how to click in firefox and have it save to my data diretory for rtorrent to watch. I don't want to change the default save directory in firefox. maybe a add-on.. | 03:35 |
plsd | mamaro, let me know if you find a good solution for that. | 03:35 |
mamaro | I will. currently have it as a mapped network drive and right clicking to save as. | 03:36 |
rhino0nT | Does anyone knows about some ubuntu programming channel please.... | 03:38 |
Flannel | rhino0nT: Try #ubuntu-programming or #ubuntu-offtopic | 03:39 |
rhino0nT | Thanks | 03:39 |
JesperHansen | wth is wrong with the terminal in jaunty? I am having a hard time selecting any text and if I do it gets pasted automatically to the command line. What is this for a kind of shit behavior :O | 03:39 |
Flannel | JesperHansen: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks. | 03:39 |
jasehelp | hello all | 03:40 |
NFischer | jasehelp hey | 03:41 |
donald | ok now 1 more thing, how do i change the font color for the time/date?? | 03:41 |
jasehelp | :-D | 03:43 |
Doc-Mac | can I have a moo? | 03:43 |
Doc-Mac | does anyone here do gui's for ubuntu ? | 03:44 |
usser | Doc-Mac, apt-get moo | 03:44 |
Doc-Mac | usser: thanks mate :) | 03:44 |
donald | does anyone know how to change the font color to your time/date? | 03:45 |
usser | i'll be here all week, tnx tnx :) | 03:45 |
Doc-Mac | usser: lol | 03:45 |
mrspinx | nickserv identify ewpass4 | 03:46 |
usser | hehe | 03:46 |
usser | nice | 03:46 |
thenameisbam | what's the key combination to restart a frozen linux box? (An actual restart, not just killing X) | 03:46 |
smultron | thenameisbam: you can switch to another console by pressing Alt+F2 or F3, etc. then from there issue 'reboot' | 03:47 |
constantine_ | I'm trying to install a theme and every time I choose it, it says "Installation of theme 'x' failed" "Cannot move directory over directory" | 03:47 |
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donald | can someone let me know how i could change the font color to the date? | 03:47 |
TiZ | Hi. I'm having a serious problem with VLC. I don't know why it started happening. When I open VLC, no window appears. If you try to open a video with it, you can hear the sound playing, but there's no window, so no sound. It also starts to consume memory voraciously, until there's none left and the system comes to a halt. I have to killall -9 vlc before I lose all of it, else only the power button will recover my computer. Can anyone help me? | 03:47 |
thenameisbam | smultron: not quite what i'm looking for, it's a rather convoluted command that still works after a kernel panic | 03:47 |
thenameisbam | (apparently) | 03:48 |
int256 | how to run NFS Carbon in cedega in ubuntu | 03:48 |
TiZ | int256: Maybe there's a cedega channel here on freenode. If one exists, you may be better off asking them. | 03:48 |
betapi | is the ubuntu community in defcon 1 since debian lenny was released yesterday? | 03:48 |
TiZ | Lenny was released? | 03:48 |
betapi | yes | 03:49 |
TiZ | Huh. | 03:49 |
smultron | thenameisbam: Alt+PrintScreen+R+E+I+S+U+B ? | 03:49 |
donald | nm found it | 03:49 |
thenameisbam | smultron: YES! thanks | 03:50 |
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CentHOGG | Hi, I set up a system and for the NIC to work I have to modprobe it every reboot. How would you automate that in what conf? TIA :) | 03:51 |
constantine_ | is there some file type I should be pointing the theme manager to to pick up the theme I installed in .theme ? | 03:52 |
zelnok | if memory serves you would stick the module name into /etc/modules | 03:52 |
wolter | hi | 03:52 |
wolter | what do i have to do to be able to chat with apple ichat users with pidgin? | 03:53 |
wolter | I have a bonjour account enabled, but no people show up on my buddy list | 03:53 |
graelin | What is the advantage of 64bit vs 32 bit Ubuntu? will 32 bit see and use multiple processors? | 03:53 |
rj_ | how can i mount a driver | 03:53 |
rj_ | how can i mount a drive? | 03:53 |
TiZ | Hi. I'm having a serious problem with VLC. I don't know why it started happening. When I open VLC, no window appears. If I try to open a video with it, I can hear the sound playing, but there's no window, so no video. It also starts to consume memory voraciously, until there's none left and the system comes to a halt. I have to killall -9 vlc before I lose all of it, else only the power button will recover my computer. Can anyone help me? | 03:54 |
revilodraw | sometimes when i click the 'show desktop' button, or close a window, my comp freaks out and the x session closes... i can alt+f2 to a shell but 'startx' results in a black screen, so i have to restart, very frustrating. i do use compiz but it works perfectly.... is this normal? | 03:54 |
RHorse | rj, man mount | 03:54 |
rj_ | i have a fileserver and what i need is copy all the backup from the fileserver | 03:55 |
rj_ | and paste it into my server | 03:55 |
chuckf | TiZ: do you have compiz running? | 03:55 |
rj_ | it must done by everday | 03:55 |
RHorse | rj, mount and rsync will do it. | 03:55 |
redvamp128 | wolter: I don't use ichat or bonjour - but possibly if it works like myspaceim -- goto accounts then find that account and there may be add list from server option. (just a quick thought) | 03:55 |
rj_ | everyday | 03:55 |
rj_ | wat is the commands | 03:56 |
TiZ | chuckf: Yes, but it normally doesn't affect vlc. | 03:56 |
rhino0nT | Thanks all, see you... | 03:56 |
Ultraputz | i screwed up my init rcs, and the system is coming up read-only, how do you force a remount to rw so the file can be edited and corrected? | 03:56 |
Droopsta915 | Anyone know why I mount c /home/"my name"/dosgames, and dosbox doesn't mount? In the dosbox.conf of course. ;) | 03:56 |
wolter | redvamp128, but i am using pidgin, not ichat. | 03:56 |
chuckf | TiZ: for giggles you might want to turn it off just to eliminate that as an issue. | 03:56 |
TiZ | chuckf: Good idea. Just one moment. | 03:56 |
TheFlood | i just got ubuntu on my laptop and i didnt realize how easy it was to install stuff | 03:57 |
TheFlood | apt-get command rocks | 03:57 |
RHorse | rj, you have to find out what the device is, first | 03:57 |
redvamp128 | wolter: I am using pidgin as well but goto accounts then find that account - see if there is an option to download form server there- also try buddies - show- offline buddies (your friends may or may not be on) | 03:57 |
rj_ | its my fileserver PC | 03:57 |
rj_ | its a shuttle XPC | 03:58 |
RHorse | rj, type sudo fdisk -l | 03:58 |
rj_ | running on ubuntu 6.06 server | 03:58 |
RHorse | rj, and pastebin the results | 03:58 |
RHorse | !pastebin > rj | 03:58 |
rj_ | is it i need to this command in my server or in the shuttle XPC | 03:59 |
revilodraw | random logout to a black screen anyone? | 03:59 |
redvamp128 | wolter: depends on how that Im client is set up- I know with MyspaceIm I have to periodically tell it to update the list from the server. | 03:59 |
G-Bleezy | Hey so i'm tryin to setup file sharing and im reading this thing right....and it says this: 1) In XFCE's Applications -> System -> Shared Folders. (This should trigger a Samba install if you don't already have a share, and it should allow you to define the proper workgroup) | 03:59 |
RHorse | rj, in the computer to which you want to mount the file system | 04:00 |
TiZ | OKAY. I switched to metacity, and my X server died. That's been happening at random, too. But I can't nip every problem in the bud. >:| | 04:00 |
TiZ | One more try. | 04:00 |
rj_ | ok, the XPC is running on 192.168.89.55 and my server running on 192.168.89.100 | 04:00 |
revilodraw | cputemp? | 04:01 |
RHorse | rj, type fdisk -l and what do you get? | 04:01 |
rj_ | Disk /dev/sda: 80.0 GB, 80026361856 bytes | 04:01 |
rj_ | 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 9729 cylinders | 04:01 |
rj_ | Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes | 04:01 |
rj_ | Disk identifier: 0xaed6aed6 | 04:01 |
rj_ | Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System | 04:01 |
FloodBot2 | rj_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:01 |
rj_ | /dev/sda1 * 1 9355 75144006 83 Linux | 04:01 |
joobie | hey guys.. my understanding of ubuntu is /etc/network/interfaces should list the information for the eth0 device.. however i don't have anything in the file for my eth0 device, though it looks like it's pulled an ip address from DHCP.. is there config else where for eth0 that has told it to use dhcp?? | 04:02 |
rj_ | tis is wat i get | 04:02 |
grinn | how do i download the kde toolpack without the entire kenvironment? | 04:02 |
rj_ | i mean u cant see the XPC disk | 04:02 |
rj_ | i mean i cant see the XPC disk as well | 04:03 |
revilodraw | how i find the cputemp? | 04:03 |
TiZ | Okay, so using my panel icon to launch my window manager switch script kills my X. Wonderful. Where was I? | 04:04 |
marshalium | I'm trying to install nautilus-dropbox on a machine that I don't have root access on | 04:04 |
grandy | hello... I'm having some trouble with Intrepid and bluetooth on a dell XPS ... dellWirelessConfig says bluetooth is active, etc., but the ubuntu bluetooth tools can't seem to find it ... anyone have any ideas? | 04:04 |
marshalium | It's a nautilus extension. | 04:04 |
RHorse | rj, how is the XPC disk connected to the computer? | 04:04 |
marshalium | anyone know how to install a nautilus extension in a home directory? | 04:04 |
rj_ | its a CPU | 04:04 |
TiZ | Ah, yes. VLC. chuckf, VLC behaves the same in metacity as it does in compiz. | 04:04 |
thenameisbam | are there any gui frontends to check ext3 fs? (ntfs as well would be nice) | 04:05 |
RHorse | rj, sorry I'm confused. I thought you were trying to mount a file system. | 04:05 |
rj_ | can we chat in pvt | 04:05 |
redvamp128 | joobie: network manger- Should be next to clock (default placement)- could be set there. | 04:05 |
grinn | how do i download the kde toolpack without the entire kenvironment? | 04:06 |
joobie | redvamp128, i dont have xorg setup.. interested to know how it works in the back end | 04:06 |
joobie | is there another location for the network configs apart from interfaces file that coiuld be bringing the int up? | 04:06 |
n8tuser | joobie -> interfaces file does not bring up the interfaces | 04:07 |
joobie | n8tuser, where would it define to use eth0 as dhcp? | 04:08 |
n8tuser | joobie -> in the interfaces file, but perhaps a new rule can be added via udev | 04:09 |
InPeRaTiVo | Españoles? | 04:09 |
InPeRaTiVo | IRC.SPAINCHAT.NET | 04:10 |
InPeRaTiVo | IRC.SPAINCHAT.NET | 04:10 |
joobie | so by default, if nothing is specified in the interfaces file, the device will use dhcp and try to come up anyway? | 04:10 |
FloodBot2 | InPeRaTiVo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:10 |
InPeRaTiVo | Www.spainchat.net | 04:10 |
rods | Howdy everyone! What do you consider to be the best desktop panel application besides the one provided by Ubuntu? I'm getting some potential pixel burnout and was considering switching to tint. Y'alls thoughts? | 04:10 |
FloodBot2 | InPeRaTiVo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:10 |
InPeRaTiVo | IRC.SPAINCHAT.NET | 04:11 |
rods | Howdy everyone! What do you consider to be the best desktop panel application besides the one provided by Ubuntu? I'm getting some potential pixel burnout and was considering switching to tint. Y'alls thoughts? | 04:11 |
rods | sorry, didn't know if last one posted | 04:11 |
fifthrune | Hi all. I could use some help. A while back I changed my recently-used.xbel file to a directory in order to get rid of the recent documents option. Now I can't change it back. Can anyone help me with this? | 04:11 |
grinn | how do i download the kde toolpack without the entire kenvironment? | 04:11 |
TiZ | Hi. I'm having a serious problem with VLC. I don't know why it started happening. When I open VLC, no window appears. If I try to open a video with it, I can hear the sound playing, but there's no window, so no video. It also starts to consume memory voraciously, until there's none left and the system comes to a halt. I have to killall -9 vlc before I lose all of it, else only the power button will recover my computer. Can anyone help me? | 04:12 |
revilodraw | how hot is normal for a laptop running fair;y intense progs (firefox, exaile, vlc, etc) | 04:12 |
fifthrune | TiZ: what version of VLC? | 04:12 |
ScottG489 | What system monitors would you recommend? | 04:12 |
TiZ | fifthrune: 0.9.4 | 04:12 |
fifthrune | TiZ: did you install any skins or change any settings? | 04:13 |
MrGoodkat_ | in which director does apt-get update download the files? | 04:13 |
grinn | how do i download the kde apps? | 04:13 |
TiZ | fifthrune: Not that I know of. It used to work just fine, and then just quit all of a sudden. | 04:13 |
Shoopuf | grinn: Use the "Add/Remove Programs" menu choice and search for KDE apps? :) | 04:14 |
fifthrune | TiZ: try deleting the config files, should be in home under .config/vlc | 04:14 |
TiZ | fifthrune: I'll move 'em. I don't want to lose them if that's not the cause. | 04:14 |
fifthrune | TiZ: ok, lemme know what happens | 04:14 |
TiZ | fifthrune: No change. | 04:15 |
grinn | Shoopuf: thanks! | 04:15 |
fifthrune | TiZ: did this occur after an update of the program? | 04:15 |
TiZ | No... | 04:15 |
fifthrune | well I'm all out of ideas then. had a similar problem but removing the config files helped | 04:16 |
TiZ | The only thing I can think that I installed since then is UIM. | 04:16 |
fifthrune | Hi all. I could use some help. A while back I changed my recently-used.xbel file to a directory in order to get rid of the recent documents option. Now I can't change it back. Can anyone help me with this? | 04:16 |
rods | If I install extra dependencies, can that interfere with other dependencies? | 04:17 |
n8tuser | MrGoodkat_ -> /var/cache/apt/archives i think but am not 100% sure | 04:17 |
n8tuser | rods -> deb packaging supposed to take of that, | 04:18 |
MrGoodkat_ | n8tuser, when i copy the files i downloaded via wget to there i still cant update anything | 04:18 |
rods | n8tuser -- if it only comes as a tarball? | 04:18 |
n8tuser | MrGoodkat_ -> what are you trying to do? | 04:18 |
rods | sorry left the room for a sec | 04:18 |
n8tuser | rodserling -> tarballs are not deb packages | 04:18 |
rods | n8tuser I'm aware of that. If it doesn't come as a deb package however... | 04:19 |
rods | but in the readme is explains the dependencies needed that do not match what I currently have in my system | 04:19 |
TiZ | Is there an easy way to revert to normal packages after removing a third-party software source? | 04:19 |
MrGoodkat_ | n8tuser, i have no inet connection on my new laptop, so i try to fetch all the packages via wget on my other computer, transfer them to the lappi, mark all upgrades in synaptic, make a synaptic install script and download all debs on my other computer | 04:19 |
n8tuser | rods -> then try to met the dependencies | 04:19 |
rods | n8tuser is it possible for this then to interfere with currently-used dependencies, or are they mutually exclusive? | 04:20 |
n8tuser | MrGoodkat_ -> you are doing something I have not done before, so dont know what to advised you of, other than making your internet access work first | 04:20 |
MrGoodkat_ | n8tuser, i need a kernel upgrade in order to get the wifi card working | 04:21 |
n8tuser | rods -> i dont know the finer details of deb and debconf database to met these dependencies | 04:21 |
Ivanlul | can anyone help me with my graphics driver | 04:21 |
illumin8 | sudo apt-get install virtualbox | 04:21 |
illumin8 | erm wrong window sorry | 04:21 |
ronin_ | where is the best channel for bash scripting support? | 04:21 |
Ivanlul | I have an ATI radeon xpress 200 and it doesn't seem to be running at the same performance in linux | 04:21 |
redvamp128 | MrGoodkat_: I would in order to get a list of dependencies -- check using search in packages site- Ubuntu -- Ubuntu Packages Search <http://packages.ubuntu.com/> I say this because when you search for a package it says what that package needs. | 04:22 |
n8tuser | MrGoodkat_ -> huh? a kernel upgrade just to get a wifi working? what chip does your wifi card have? | 04:22 |
MrGoodkat_ | the new atheros | 04:22 |
jaminkle | are there any good music players on linux... everything i have tried sucks big time | 04:22 |
Ivanlul | amarock | 04:22 |
jaminkle | that sucks the most | 04:22 |
RHorse | MrGoodkat_: you can get that going on the command line, I'm sure | 04:22 |
fifthrune | Hi all. I could use some help. A while back I changed my recently-used.xbel file to a directory in order to get rid of the recent documents option. Now I can't change it back. Can anyone help me with this? | 04:23 |
RHorse | Or get a slightly older atheros card | 04:23 |
Ivanlul | I have some hardware problems with my integrated ATI chip, can anyone help? | 04:23 |
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MrGoodkat_ | rhorse i tried allready this but it didnt work: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5545069 | 04:24 |
MrGoodkat_ | im using netbook remix with a -lpia kernel | 04:24 |
naiba | a | 04:24 |
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RHorse | MrGoodkat_: chk out the dsl wifi compatibility chart. If it works on dsl, it'll work on Ubuntu | 04:25 |
RHorse | MrGoodkat_: or ask in #damnsmalllinux | 04:25 |
RHorse | MrGoodkat_: sometimes you have to prime the pump with dhclient to awaken the interface | 04:26 |
unclemike | how do i put ubuntu on a usb stick | 04:26 |
^Cheeky | ji | 04:26 |
^Cheeky | sorry | 04:26 |
illumin8 | Question, when a new release of debian comes out does that gernerally indicate a new release of ubuntu since its based on debian? | 04:26 |
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revilodraw | i have 5 avi files that i need to join, how do i do this? | 04:27 |
^Cheeky | hi i just used sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop to stop some weird sound from my machine .. but , when i restarted it .. i dont get any sound i have a download .. running in the background and i dont want to restart. is there away around this to get sound back on .. without restarting ? | 04:28 |
rww | illumin8: No. Ubuntu releases every six months, and is not tied to Debian's release cycle. | 04:28 |
HamishJ | hello everybody | 04:29 |
rww | !usb | unclemike | 04:29 |
ubottu | unclemike: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 04:29 |
HamishJ | can I ask a question about Samba on Ubuntu here? | 04:29 |
dphase | hey folks, just did a reinstall today with 8.10 -- my dl speeds seem to be capping at around 300k/s, i'm generally between 800-900k/s -- any ideas on what i can check? | 04:29 |
josh__ | i get the following when i boot : init: cannot execute /sbin/getty it just repeats over and over again. | 04:29 |
revilodraw | i have 5 avi files that i need to join, how do i do this? | 04:30 |
david__ | is there someone here that can help me figure out why i can't load drivers for via chrome9 graphics card? | 04:30 |
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FAJALOU | Hi i have a 4th Gen Ipod, and banshee says that it is working for it... but the ipod does not say that it is synchronizing when banshee says that it is doing stuff... help? | 04:30 |
nsadmin | ZitZ: someone can, if you pastebin it | 04:30 |
neohaven | I get very low download performance from the mirror ubuntu has selected for my laptop. Is there anyway to change this via GUI? | 04:30 |
syockit | I'm trying to install to a PC without cd/usb booting. I've tried putting livecd partition on the disk, but installation fails as ubiquity tries to unmount the livecd partition. Any other suggestion? | 04:31 |
rww | NeoBlaster: System > Administration > Software Sources > Download from: Other... > Select Best Server (or choose your own) | 04:31 |
rww | neohaven: see above | 04:31 |
rww | NeoBlaster: sorry, wrong nick >.> | 04:31 |
neohaven | rww: I'll assume that was for me. | 04:31 |
neohaven | yeah :P | 04:31 |
neohaven | hehe | 04:31 |
limpc | bah nobody replying in #linuxhelp :( | 04:31 |
limpc | basically i have a .dmg that im trying to mount or extract. but im not having any success. | 04:31 |
david__ | a tutorial; i found on the openchrome website says to type dmesg | grep -e agp -e drm and i should get | 04:32 |
david__ | Linux agpgart interface v0.102 | 04:32 |
david__ | agpgart: Detected VIA KM400/KM400A chipset | 04:32 |
limpc | anyone here using the iphone sdk on linux? | 04:32 |
david__ | agpgart: AGP aperture is 64M @ 0xe0000000 | 04:32 |
david__ | [drm] Initialized drm 1.1.0 20060810 | 04:32 |
FloodBot2 | david__: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 04:32 |
FAJALOU | Hi i have a 4th Gen Ipod, and banshee says that it is working for it... but the ipod does not say that it is synchronizing when banshee says that it is doing stuff... help? | 04:32 |
david__ | [drm] Initialized via 2.11.1 20070202 on minor 0 | 04:32 |
limpc | FAJALOU: check dmesg, maybe | 04:32 |
neohaven | limpc: you can't use the official sdk on linux for as much as I know. :3 | 04:32 |
limpc | im assuming its failing to mount the iphone | 04:32 |
limpc | neohaven: yeah i doubt i can use it | 04:32 |
limpc | just want to browse it and write code | 04:32 |
neohaven | limpc: you can't mount the iPhone as a drive. | 04:32 |
FAJALOU | limpc: where would i check that for banshee? | 04:32 |
limpc | neohaven: you can with the ipod touch's | 04:33 |
limpc | they're essentially the same device | 04:33 |
TiZ | Hi. I'm trying to downgrade some packages to the stock versions from intrepid, after disabling some third-party sources. I can't do it with aptitude, because it "can't find the packages to download." I can't do it with gdebi, because "a newer version is installed." And I can't do it with apt-get because "the latest version is already installed" | 04:33 |
TiZ | Can anyone help me? | 04:33 |
jaminkle | amarok dosen't even work | 04:33 |
jaminkle | saying can't play mp3.. yet everything else plays mp3s fine | 04:34 |
redvamp128 | limpc: You could try AcetoneISO2 it says it can handle a .dmg If it is not in Apt then you can get the .deb from www.getdeb.net | 04:34 |
neohaven | limpc: not directly, not out of the box, and no you can't. :P As far as I have played with those I own, I don't remember seeing any other way than getting some ftp or ssh server running on it. | 04:34 |
TiZ | jaminkle, install the ubuntu-restricted-extras package | 04:34 |
rww | TiZ: System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager, find and select the package to downgrade, Package > Force Version. That's worked for downgrading for me in the past, anyway. | 04:34 |
neohaven | limpc: a .dmg is just an HFS+ filesystem piped through bzip. | 04:34 |
TiZ | rww: I'll try it | 04:34 |
FAJALOU | jaminkle: try going to system>preferences>sound and switch those around. | 04:34 |
neohaven | if it's a compressed dmg, that is. | 04:34 |
limpc | neohaven: http://www.fsckin.com/2007/09/23/how-to-mount-your-iphone-filesystem-on-your-desktop-in-ubuntu/ | 04:35 |
TiZ | FAJALOU: No, he needs to install mp3 support. | 04:35 |
limpc | also http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2007/09/how-to-mount-your-iphone-filesystem-on.html | 04:35 |
rww | TiZ: or uninstall the packages and reinstall them. That tends to work if Force Version doesn't. | 04:35 |
FAJALOU | TiZ: that possible, but i know that i did that once and i installed banshee, and sound disappeared for me. | 04:35 |
neohaven | limpc: yeah, needs SSH and jailbreak. As I said earlier. | 04:35 |
mepholic | 𝑺𝑼𝑷 𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺 | 04:36 |
neohaven | limpc: In that case, you wouldn't really mount the iPhone/iPod Touch, but more like connect to it with scp. | 04:36 |
limpc | neohaven: sshfs :P | 04:37 |
numus | ubuntu would only install without a swap drive for some reason.. can i use grub to partition out a swap drive or do i need to reinstall | 04:37 |
MrGoodkat_ | RHorse, could i possibly upgrade the packages using an intrepid alternate cd without upgrading the dist? | 04:37 |
TiZ | rww: But they're x11 libs. It's probably highly inadvisable to uninstall x11 libs for any amount of time. | 04:37 |
neohaven | limpc: you're *still* not connecting directly to the filesystem on the device, which is a variant of HFS+. :) | 04:37 |
rww | TiZ: ah, good point | 04:37 |
numus | ubuntu would only install without a swap drive for some reason.. can i use grub to partition out a swap drive or do i need to reinstall | 04:37 |
limpc | neohaven: details, details! ;) | 04:37 |
ronin_ | does ubuntu 8.10 have a text web browser installed by default anywhere? | 04:38 |
pepperjack | numus: you can just make a swap file instead | 04:38 |
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numus | pepperjack how | 04:38 |
neohaven | limpc: anyway. with sshfs it's gonna be doable, but you need OpenSSH working properly first. | 04:38 |
numus | pepperjack doesnt it need to be on its own partition | 04:38 |
vigo | ronin_: Lynks and others are available in the repositories. | 04:39 |
neohaven | limpc: and the sdk wouldn't even compile on linux. Apple's gcc is... peculiar, same for their make system, and their gcc actually can produce ARM .app folders... | 04:39 |
JazzplayerL9 | speaking of sshfs...I just switched over to ubuntu on my server and I'm trying to figure out why sshfs isn't working for me. I can ssh in just fine, I can see my samba shares just fine...but sshfs gives me the Connection reset by peer error. Anyone know what is going on? | 04:39 |
limpc | neohaven: that AcetoneISO2 link on getdeb.net is dead :( | 04:39 |
pepperjack | numus: no. you can make a file and then format it and point to it in /etc/fstab as your swap or make a partition either way | 04:39 |
GeffIsLegend | anyone mind telling me why Steam wont startup in Ubuntu when i run it? | 04:39 |
jaminkle | ubuntu-restricted-extras wont installed because of conflicted shit ahhh | 04:40 |
ronin_ | thanks just checking before i install lynx | 04:40 |
rww | !ohmy > jaminkle | 04:40 |
ubottu | jaminkle, please see my private message | 04:40 |
numus | pepperjack you know where i can find a guide for this | 04:40 |
neohaven | limpc: that wasn't me. that was redvamp128... anyway, as I said, .dmg is just HFS+ piped through bzip. | 04:40 |
mepholic | 🂓 | 04:40 |
mepholic | 🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓 | 04:41 |
berbs | I am running kmail in gnome, it is stuck in full screen mode, I need help to exit this mode. | 04:41 |
numus | pepperjack i think i found it.. what size you recommend for a swap | 04:41 |
Pelo | berbs, try f11 | 04:41 |
neohaven | limpc: I think something like 'mount -t hfs -o loop yourDMGImage.dmg /mnt/macdmg' should pretty much work now. | 04:41 |
mepholic | 🂓wh🂓i🂓my🂓🂓🂓🂓typi🂓g🂓🂓🂓mes🂓d🂓up | 04:41 |
redvamp128 | neohaven: I said that because all he said at first was that he needed to open a .dmg and it does support opening a .dmg file- Though I didn't know he was trying to access a phone - so that is why I stepped out of that one. | 04:41 |
numus | anyone recommend a size for a swap file | 04:42 |
neohaven | mepholic: your encoding is wrong. :3 | 04:42 |
Pelo | 🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓🂓 | 04:42 |
mepholic | lolol | 04:42 |
mepholic | nah | 04:42 |
pepperjack | numus: equal to amount of ram is typical recommendation maybe alittle more. you want at least that much to support suspend to disk | 04:42 |
ZhouYu | m t :P | 04:42 |
Pelo | mepholic, change to utf-8, in the server menu | 04:42 |
mepholic | neohaven, utf-8 is pretty cool | 04:42 |
Pelo | nvm | 04:42 |
numus | pepperjack i have 3.5 gigs of ram | 04:42 |
Pelo | numus, 2x RAM, max 2gig, | 04:43 |
neohaven | redvamp128: no need for software other than mount for a DMG! :3 | 04:43 |
numus | pelo so i should make it 2 gigs? | 04:43 |
neohaven | and for the phone, it's gonna be sshfs or something like that | 04:43 |
neohaven | :3 | 04:43 |
numus | pelo cause 2x my ram is 7 gigs | 04:43 |
mikedoty | I have a problem. I followed these instructions (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89197) to change the font color of icons on my desktop... but now icons everywhere (e.g. Thunar file browser) also use white, on the standard white background of an application. | 04:43 |
limpc | neohaven: i already tried that before | 04:43 |
Pelo | numus, with 3.5 gig or ram I would go for 1 gig, more then enough, unless you are running very ram intensive progs | 04:43 |
pepperjack | numus: you dont really need much swap unless you want to have suspend to disk. if you do then maybe 4 gig file | 04:43 |
limpc | thats what i pasted from dmesg | 04:43 |
mikedoty | I am confused as to how I can rectify this situation... | 04:43 |
pepperjack | numus: normally i only use about 256MB | 04:44 |
numus | pepperjack ubuntu is just a play around os for me.. primary is vista for now.. use to have 7 but untill wmp 12 is stable i wont be using 7 | 04:44 |
neohaven | limpc: what? the mount line? you tried that and it didn't work? | 04:44 |
numus | dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1M count=1024 should be right for 1 gig swap right? | 04:44 |
limpc | yeah earlier. | 04:44 |
naiba | can anyone bye me a pc? | 04:44 |
Pelo | mikedoty, change one colour change them all, basicaly, you might want to change your theme until you get the colour fixed, so you can see what you are doing | 04:44 |
limpc | also tried hfsplus | 04:44 |
naiba | can anyone buy me a pc? | 04:44 |
maxime | naiba !? | 04:45 |
maxime | ill buy mine first | 04:45 |
tritium | naiba: stay on topic, please | 04:45 |
kylix | any one speak portuguese | 04:45 |
Pelo | naiba, ppl in this channel can't even aford to buy an os , what do you think ? | 04:45 |
tritium | !pt | kylix | 04:45 |
ubottu | kylix: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado. | 04:45 |
jam3s2001 | I'm trying to build gyachi, and I keep getting the error error: possibly undefined macro: AM_PATH_GLIB_2_0 | 04:45 |
limpc | neohaven: http://pastebin.ca/1338632 | 04:45 |
numus | pelo is that command correct for 1 gig? | 04:45 |
rww | naiba: You just got banned from #debian. Try not to repeat the performance in here. | 04:45 |
neohaven | limpc: hfs, not hfsplus | 04:46 |
neohaven | try that | 04:46 |
limpc | yeah they both give the same error | 04:46 |
Pelo | numus, I'm not familiar with dd , I use parted or gparted personnaly | 04:46 |
naiba | pelo: maybe people from this channel are spending money on weed and cocaine, what do you belive? | 04:46 |
maxime | true we cannot even get an os :P | 04:46 |
mikedoty | Ok, I solved it by removing my existing .gtkrc-2.0 or whatever and just not specifying anything. Kind of hacky but oh well, I'm happy now. =) | 04:46 |
JazzplayerL9 | Question; I just switched over to ubuntu on my server and I'm trying to figure out why sshfs isn't working for me. I can ssh in just fine, I can see my samba shares just fine...but sshfs gives me the Connection reset by peer error. Anyone know what is going on? | 04:47 |
neohaven | limpc: try file on that file of yours and pastebin the output | 04:47 |
limpc | yea i pasted that earlier too lol | 04:47 |
kylix | how to join on #ubuntu-pt what is the comand? | 04:47 |
limpc | oh i did that in #linuxhelp oops | 04:47 |
rww | kylix: /join #ubuntu-pt | 04:47 |
kernel09l | is there a way i can add local radio stations in streamtuner | 04:47 |
kylix | thanks | 04:47 |
srid | why doesn't `xbindkeys` differentiate between LEFT ALT key and RIGHT ALT key?? | 04:47 |
limpc | iphone_sdk_for_iphone_os_2.2.19m2621afinal.dmg: VAX COFF executable not stripped - version 376 | 04:47 |
tritium | kernel09l: only if they're streaming online | 04:47 |
neohaven | limpc: wow that image is weird. | 04:48 |
neohaven | lemme get mine. | 04:48 |
kernel09l | tritium, they again use third party not direct from online | 04:48 |
jhonnyboy | Hey guys i finally got my sound to work. I can hear the sounds online, and if i play music from my HDD. I can't hear any system sounds though and if i mute the sound icon my music still keeps playing. It's like if I'm not using the right device?? | 04:48 |
limpc | yea im hoping its not a bad download | 04:48 |
limpc | its a big file lol. | 04:48 |
neohaven | limpc: where did you download it from? | 04:49 |
TruthTac1 | where do i find executable files in the ubuntu file system... for like mplayer etc | 04:49 |
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Pelo | jhonnyboy, try in the pref system sound menu, second put everything on automatic | 04:49 |
jhonnyboy | Pelo: i have everything in automatic | 04:49 |
neohaven | you know the SDK is available on http://developer.apple.com with a free registration? | 04:49 |
Pelo | trucMuche, /bin /usr/bin, /sbin /usr/sbin | 04:49 |
Pelo | jhonnyboy, it was just a thought | 04:49 |
numus | what is the gui edited other then gedit | 04:50 |
limpc | neohaven: yeah thats where i got it | 04:50 |
jhonnyboy | Pelo: how can i get in the pref system sound menu? | 04:50 |
jhonnyboy | Pelo: is that the Sound menu under System? | 04:50 |
neohaven | limpc: checksum. | 04:50 |
Pelo | jhonnyboy, menu bar > system > prefs > sound | 04:50 |
limpc | i didnt see a checksum on their site | 04:50 |
jhonnyboy | Pelo: thanks | 04:50 |
^Cheeky | can anyone please .. help me .. with my sound .. i just killed alsa and restarted it but i still dont get sound | 04:50 |
^Cheeky | please | 04:51 |
Pelo | numus, to do what ? | 04:51 |
^Cheeky | i would greatly appreciate it | 04:51 |
nsadmin | check your alsamixer | 04:51 |
CyBurnett | What is the command to download and install Virtualbox Guest additions in Ubuntu 8.04? | 04:51 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, , open a terminal, type alsamixer , make sure all the volumes are up and not muted | 04:51 |
kernel09l | tritium, is there any program for those purpose | 04:52 |
tritium | kernel09l: which purposes? | 04:52 |
Pelo | CyBurnett, check insynaptic, I beleive the package is c alled vbox-modules or something similar | 04:52 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, i see that all , up except master and headphone .. | 04:52 |
Pelo | numus, what do you need a text editor for ? | 04:52 |
limpc | neohaven: if you have a copy local, mine is a5e1e7eeedb532edea69a78c6d1619d2 iphone_sdk_for_iphone_os_2.2.19m2621afinal.dmg | 04:52 |
mikeshollen | can someone help me install the ATI driver for my Latitude D600. It has an ATI Mobility Radeon 9000 chip. | 04:52 |
kernel09l | tritium, i just wanted to put local channels in one... | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, i could .. restart .. but iam downloading a torrent .. | 04:53 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, you want master up | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | i might sacrifice but i would like to learn | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | i dunno | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | what i need up | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | to get it to work | 04:53 |
crdlb | mikeshollen: there are no ATI drivers to install for that GPU. The only available driver is the open source radeon driver that ships with ubuntu | 04:53 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, put them all up | 04:53 |
tritium | kernel09l: as in over-the-air, and not streamed? | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | i did | 04:53 |
^Cheeky | still nothing | 04:53 |
tritium | !enter | ^Cheeky | 04:54 |
ubottu | ^Cheeky: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 04:54 |
mikeshollen | crdlb: really? | 04:54 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, and you can resume torrents easily, it'Snot like queues in gnutella | 04:54 |
neohaven | limpc: I'm on my MacBook, but under Ubuntu, and so my OS X HDD is at home =/ | 04:54 |
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kernel09l | tritium, i just wanted local radio stations to be streamed from one that's all | 04:54 |
numus | pelo to edit my fstab | 04:54 |
numus | pelo gotta have it run teh swapfile on boot | 04:54 |
crdlb | mikeshollen: originally, ATI's proprietary driver supported 8500 and up, but they dropped r200 support a long time ago, making it 9500 and up | 04:54 |
kernel09l | tritium, or my choice is only limited to site? | 04:54 |
Pelo | numus, what's wrong with gedit ? , nano is nice of you want a cli one | 04:54 |
limpc | k. well im getting an iMac in a couple weeks -- just wanted to get a head start learning the library before then | 04:54 |
tritium | kernel09l: have you tried using rhythmbox for that? | 04:55 |
numus | pelo i get a GTK-Warning **: cannot open display error | 04:55 |
mikeshollen | crdlb: so there would be no proprietary driver for the mobility 7500 either? | 04:55 |
Pelo | numus, kate if you are running kde | 04:55 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, i know, but i still would like to learn ... to handle situations like this in ubuntu .. coz iam not going back to windows | 04:55 |
kernel09l | tritiu, nope does it work | 04:55 |
crdlb | mikeshollen: yep | 04:55 |
Pelo | numus, open a terminal and do it with nano , sudo nano /etc/fstab | 04:55 |
crdlb | mikeshollen: I've got one of those here; it runs compiz adequately at 1024x768, but doesn't do much else | 04:55 |
md22 | i need some opinion on choosing a system which best for a media server with Ubuntu that i will have ushare setup to stream movies to my PS3 and also to other devices and also for downloading torrents. AMD 5400+ with 2GB ram ,geforce 8600 GT,250GB or a intel e2180 ,2GB ram and onboard video,250GB | 04:56 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, I'm not all that good with sounds stuff to be honest, mine worked out of the box. try this | 04:56 |
Pelo | !sound | ^Cheeky | 04:56 |
ubottu | ^Cheeky: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3 | 04:56 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, my sound worked befoere .. it just stopped .. | 04:57 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, silly suggestion but , did you check the plug ? | 04:57 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, yes... | 04:58 |
* Pelo wonders if the floodbot is on a break | 04:58 | |
Pelo | having fun tritium ? | 04:58 |
kernel09l | tritium, looks the same to me like as streamtuner | 04:59 |
gpled | just notice that in all our 8.10 installs, the floppy drive is missing. whats up with that? | 04:59 |
tritium | Pelo: always | 04:59 |
kylix | any one cant help me i have troubles on ubuntu | 04:59 |
rww | gpled: the "floppy" module isn't loaded by default | 04:59 |
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corigo3 | Hi I need to edit my sources.list file. How can I launch Kate from command line with admin rights? | 04:59 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, , in alsamixer , at the bottom of each volume , there is an icon for mute ( use the letter M), make sure they are all on , | 04:59 |
Pelo | kylix, state your issue and hope someone knows how to help | 05:00 |
rww | corigo3: kdesu kate /etc/apt/sources.list, I think. | 05:00 |
bsims | Testing | 05:00 |
Pelo | corigo3, sudo kate /etc/apt/sources.list but if you have to ask you might be better using the gui | 05:00 |
rww | bsims: Hi! | 05:00 |
pepperjack | corigo3: gksudo <appname> | 05:00 |
JazzplayerL9 | I have a server running ubuntu and I can ssh in just fine...but can't use sshfs at all. I get Connection Reset by Peer every time. What needs to get changed so it works? | 05:01 |
Pelo | rww, kdesu for graphical apps, sudo for cli ones | 05:01 |
rww | Pelo: kate is a graphical app. | 05:01 |
bsims | Ok anyone know why inconsolata font looks like crap in konversation | 05:01 |
Pelo | rww, yeah sorry I just realised , haven'T had to use it in a while | 05:01 |
^Cheeky | Pelo, | 05:01 |
nsadmin | you could use nano instead of kate | 05:01 |
martin_ | egg :) | 05:01 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, ? | 05:01 |
^Cheeky | i iam just restarting | 05:01 |
Pelo | ^Cheeky, best of luck | 05:02 |
^Cheeky | this sucks | 05:02 |
^Cheeky | brb | 05:02 |
kaartz | hi i'm from India | 05:02 |
nsadmin | btw, I use a macro file for sources.list | 05:02 |
tony_ | Hello People! | 05:02 |
osubuck | hi, how do i set up ubuntu so theres only 1 task menu, but it also shows open windows? | 05:02 |
kaartz | i need to set path in ubuntu | 05:02 |
tony_ | Does any one know anything about joomla? | 05:03 |
kaartz | how to do that? | 05:03 |
spirited | um stupid question, doesn't Ubuntu have that 3d cube effect for the desktops? If so how do I get that to work? | 05:03 |
Pelo | osubuck, you mean one taskbar ? called panels in gnome , right click on it , add to pannel, select window list, put it where you want, click on the panel you don't want, remove pannel | 05:03 |
rww | !cube | spirited | 05:03 |
ubottu | spirited: Compiz-Fusion (and the older Compiz and Beryl) are window managers that employ the "composite" extension of X to draw windows using graphics cards' 3D hardware. They can additionally provide "desktop special effects" (such as the "cube") by means of plug-ins. Join #compiz-fusion for help and support with advanced features. See also « /msg ubotu compiz » and « /msg ubotu effects » | 05:03 |
bsims | Ok anyone know why inconsolata font looks like crap in konversation | 05:04 |
Awsoonn_ | #club-ubuntu | 05:04 |
Elda | Have you tried changing the side of it? | 05:04 |
spirited | thanks! | 05:04 |
bthornton | what's a good piece of software (graphical, GNOME preferably) for monitoring hardware metrics such as temperature and fan speed? | 05:05 |
tony_ | Does anyone know about joomla and ftp settings? | 05:05 |
hellmitre | conky's a great one, bthornton | 05:05 |
srxnr | Hey guys maybe you can help me out I have TWO major problem, and i'm about to delete ubuntu because of it. | 05:05 |
bthornton | hellmitre: looking it up now; thanks! | 05:05 |
corigo3 | Pelo, I had done it your way and it failed, hence my asking. kdesu also fails, and gksu is not installed. ... Ah, now it works... hmm what did I do differently? | 05:05 |
Cpudan80 | let's here it srxnr | 05:05 |
srxnr | 1. No sound at ALL ! | 05:05 |
hellmitre | conky works as a system monitor/nearly everything you can think of on your desktop, bthornton | 05:05 |
Cpudan80 | hear* | 05:05 |
osubuck | pelo ok thank you, now that i've managed to do that, the windows are really small | 05:05 |
tony_ | Does anyone know about joomla and ftp settings? | 05:05 |
hellmitre | what's your hardware, srxnr? | 05:05 |
Pelo | kaartz, you mght want to do a search in the forum for taht www.ubuntuforums.org | 05:05 |
osubuck | so all i see is their icon... no information | 05:05 |
nsadmin | srxnr just so you know... whether or not you delete anything on your machine is your choice... | 05:06 |
srxnr | 2. Everytime i have to start windows, unbutu can not find and wifi connections. So i have to restart the wireless card | 05:06 |
tony_ | gkrellm is good too. bthornton | 05:06 |
Pelo | corigo3, are you running gnome or kde ? | 05:06 |
kaartz | thank pelo | 05:06 |
tony_ | gkrellm is good too. bthornton | 05:06 |
srxnr | Intel audio card | 05:06 |
tony_ | gkrellm is good too. bthornton | 05:06 |
tony_ | Does anyone know about joomla and ftp settings? | 05:06 |
FloodBot2 | tony_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 05:06 |
nsadmin | (just in case you thought you'd get faster help by threatening to delete something on your machine :) | 05:06 |
srxnr | Sound used to work too :/ | 05:06 |
bthornton | hellmitre: installing it now. | 05:06 |
srxnr | huh? | 05:07 |
hellmitre | there are loads of really good sample conky files on the ubuntu forums | 05:07 |
osubuck | Pelo, any ideas? | 05:07 |
hellmitre | so I'd check some of those out to see what you like, bthornton | 05:07 |
JazzplayerL9 | I have a server running ubuntu and I can ssh in just fine...but can't use sshfs at all. I have fuse loaded and users added to the necessary groups. I get Connection Reset by Peer every time. What needs to get changed so it works? | 05:07 |
srxnr | Not a threat just frustrated | 05:07 |
Pelo | osubuck, you mean the window list ? small how , height or width ? | 05:07 |
numus | anyone know how to use windows bootmanager instead of grub | 05:07 |
srxnr | Thx for the help | 05:07 |
ice_cream | hey, how do i stop firefox from jumping around like a jackrabbit after i download something | 05:07 |
tony_ | Is there anyone out there using joomla on a ubuntu web server? | 05:07 |
mikem | hi, my Tomboy notes keep changing their window position (in Gnome) every time they're opened. I like them to stay in one place. does anyone know of a setting I could configure to do this? | 05:07 |
osubuck | both, it only shows their icon in a very small tab | 05:07 |
osubuck | no information or text | 05:07 |
Pelo | numus, not sure you can boot linux from the windows boot manager | 05:08 |
numus | pelo i k now for 100% sure you CAN | 05:08 |
nsadmin | srxnr: understood... but that is not likely to change existing timeframes, especially those required for you to learn how to do things | 05:08 |
Pelo | osubuck, I thnk that's the notification area, that is different from the windows-list | 05:08 |
tchmnkyz | ok guys i got a question. i have 2 vid hards in this system. One is the built in Nvidia and the other is my nvidia PCI-E card. Can i use the dual head with that and then config the onboard to be a third like i can in windows? | 05:08 |
skrapasor | where is the package database for apt? | 05:08 |
osubuck | its not notification area Pelo the window list is very small | 05:08 |
Pelo | osubuck, use my nick when you talk to me, it makes it easier to follow | 05:09 |
osubuck | they are about the size of the icons in the notification area though | 05:09 |
Pelo | osubuck, how manywindows do you hve open ? | 05:09 |
pepperjack | skrapasor: i believe in /var/cache/apt | 05:09 |
osubuck | Pelo, 4 or 5 | 05:09 |
KujiUn | ibase.ca | 05:09 |
Pelo | osubuck, take a screenshot and upload it to show me | 05:09 |
osubuck | ok i think i just figured it out | 05:09 |
martin_ | ooo torvalds@kruuna.helsinki.fi :) | 05:10 |
osubuck | Pelo, thanks but i think i got it | 05:10 |
bazhang | !imagebin | 05:10 |
ubottu | Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add and link it from the channel. | 05:10 |
Pelo | osubuck, congradulation | 05:10 |
* Pelo is running out of smokes | 05:10 | |
Pelo | getting late, g'night folks | 05:11 |
osubuck | Pelo, looks much better this way IMO, i like 1 panel rather than 2 | 05:11 |
numus | anyone know how to get windows boot manager to load instead of grub tho? | 05:11 |
bthornton | hmm, I've installed both conky and gkrellm and neither one are showing CPU temps... | 05:11 |
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pepperjack | numus: you have to resintall it to the mbr you can do this with a windows rescue cd | 05:12 |
numus | pepperjack thank you | 05:12 |
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hide1713 | hi everyone, What command should I use to check network IO of a process? | 05:12 |
nsadmin | check it for what? | 05:13 |
hide1713 | nsadmin: I want to know how fast it send and receive data | 05:13 |
xGeek | hide1713: Try out vnstat from the repos. | 05:13 |
nsadmin | hmm, maybe you can use mrtg | 05:13 |
xGeek | hide1713: although it might be a little overkill for what you want | 05:13 |
deepbluegene | Hi. I just installed NetBeans 6.5 inubuntu and i do not know how to run it? Help Please. | 05:14 |
mikem | hide1713: you could use iftop, it doesn't track processes but it does connections, so you can tell which process is which by the remote host it's connected to | 05:14 |
hide1713 | xGeek: Thx | 05:14 |
nsadmin | ditto for mrtg, plus it needs snmp probably | 05:14 |
hide1713 | miken:Thx | 05:14 |
hide1713 | nsadmin: Thx, Thanks everyone | 05:14 |
xGeek | hide1713: oops... I just realized you want to know process specific. vnstat won't do that for you. | 05:14 |
kuma_yonko | hello my ethernet card don't work my card is a realtek RTL8101E my ubuntu is 8.10 the kernel is 2.6.27-11-generic | 05:15 |
hide1713 | xGeek: The problem is that I am working on RHEL5 and I am not a root user. So I'd better find some command already there | 05:16 |
JazzplayerL9 | I have a server running ubuntu and I can ssh in just fine...but can't use sshfs at all. I have fuse loaded and users added to the necessary groups. I get Connection Reset by Peer every time. What needs to get changed so it works? | 05:16 |
tritium | hide1713: the topic for this channel is ubuntu support | 05:16 |
nsadmin | for servers you can watch the logs on the server side | 05:16 |
hide1713 | tritium: Well, I use ubuntu and I ssh to that RHEL. I asked this question in fedora channel, but no one answer my question | 05:17 |
nsadmin | if support isn't up, it's just sport! | 05:17 |
gbear14275 | trying to install the java beta from a .bin file... looking for help if possible. Already tried enabling execution and double clicking but didn't seem to do anything | 05:20 |
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Ivanlul | hello | 05:21 |
Ivanlul | I need help with my video playback | 05:21 |
mamaro | I am trying to share my videos with ushare to my xbox360. It works. After starting ushare and I rename a file or add a file the xbox doesn't pick this up. anybody have a fix? | 05:21 |
mamaro | I am trying to share my videos with ushare to my xbox360. It works. After starting ushare and I rename a file or add a file the xbox doesn't pick this up. anybody have a fix? | 05:22 |
gbear14275 | 64 bit java help anyone? | 05:22 |
Ivanlul | It seems like I have a problem with my video drivers, when I go to hulu and play a video it's choppy, I have an ATI radeon Xpress 200 integrated chip | 05:22 |
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Ivanlul | Videos worked fine in windows btw | 05:22 |
nsadmin | perhaps an additional news item should be posted announcing that squeeze is now testing? then link to that | 05:23 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, do you have the radeon driver? | 05:23 |
corigo3 | Is there anyway to add go-oo as a repository so I can get the latest distribution? There's too many rpm files to choose from just using the FTP site | 05:23 |
Ivanlul | yeah | 05:23 |
Ivanlul | I think i do | 05:23 |
nsadmin | gbear14275 specific informative concise complete... more people will know if they can help. | 05:23 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, well you should make sure | 05:23 |
Ivanlul | I'm pretty sure | 05:23 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, is compiz on? | 05:23 |
Ivanlul | yeah, I went to hardware drivers and I have an ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics driver | 05:24 |
Ivanlul | nop | 05:24 |
kookaboorra | anybody help a beginner to compile xchat :/ | 05:24 |
Ivanlul | but how do I check? | 05:24 |
binarymutant | kookaboorra, don't compile, sudo apt-get install xchat | 05:24 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, it's in /etc/X11/xorg.conf | 05:24 |
gbear14275 | nsadmin: runnig 8.10 x64 trying to install the java feb update (http://download.java.net/jdk6/) looking for some help as I'm not exactly sure if I should be running from a prompt | 05:24 |
nsadmin | kookaboorra why do you want to compile? btw it's pretty easy | 05:24 |
Ivanlul | I've never used compiz | 05:25 |
kookaboorra | nsadmin: E: Couldn't find package xchat | 05:25 |
kookaboorra | what does that mean? | 05:25 |
binarymutant | kookaboorra, sudo apt-get update | 05:26 |
nsadmin | kookaboorra your read is as good as mine... | 05:26 |
Sertse | "QGtkStyle cannot be used together with the GTK_Qt engine." Even though I removed the engine. | 05:26 |
binarymutant | kookaboorra, then sudo apt-get install xchat | 05:26 |
rww | kookaboorra: sudo apt-get update first. If that doesn't help, pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file. | 05:26 |
Ivanlul | binarymutant: I went to that file | 05:26 |
kookaboorra | ok | 05:26 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, what did it say under Device ? | 05:26 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, dont paste/flood though | 05:27 |
Ivanlul | binarymutant: device or section device? | 05:27 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, the section device should have 'driver '... blah blah blah | 05:28 |
Ivanlul | binarymutant: Configured Video Device" | 05:28 |
binarymutant | I though you were looking for the driver | 05:29 |
Ivanlul | binarymutant: Identifier"Configured Video Device" | 05:29 |
Ivanlul | Driver"fglrx" | 05:29 |
binarymutant | are you using Desktop Effects? | 05:29 |
Ivanlul | none | 05:29 |
binarymutant | no clue, maybe add more ram | 05:30 |
Ivanlul | it worked fine on windows :\ | 05:30 |
binarymutant | I'm sure it did | 05:30 |
xGeek | lol | 05:30 |
Ivanlul | I still love ubuntu | 05:30 |
Ivanlul | I just want my graphics to work better | 05:31 |
Juergen | #canonical | 05:31 |
gbear14275 | anyone installed and have working the 64 bit version of java update from february? | 05:31 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, flash-nonfree installed? | 05:31 |
Ivanlul | think it has something to do with acceleration? | 05:31 |
Ivanlul | I don't think so | 05:31 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, where'd you get flash? | 05:32 |
Ivanlul | what do I type on the terminal to install it | 05:32 |
Ivanlul | like, where'd I buy it? | 05:32 |
rj_ | rhorse | 05:32 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree | 05:33 |
josh__ | where is teh infomration on boot up stored.? all the verbose stuff? | 05:33 |
binarymutant | josh__, /var/log/messages | 05:33 |
Ivanlul | yeah it's installed | 05:33 |
Ivanlul | no upgrades or anything | 05:33 |
plazia | anyone else have an x-fi card and have the pulseaudio process hijack 100 CPU every so often? it locks up the machine for like 1500 ms then returns to normal function. | 05:34 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, maybe hulu is just acting up | 05:34 |
rj_ | i have 1 hdd which previosly used on my winxp machine | 05:34 |
Ivanlul | hmm | 05:34 |
Ivanlul | maybe | 05:34 |
Ivanlul | I have another question | 05:34 |
rj_ | i have 1 hdd which previosly used on my winxp machine. i already put it on my ubuntu machine. but how to repartition and reformat that drive | 05:35 |
binarymutant | rj_, try gparted | 05:35 |
gbear14275 | rj_: You will want to boot to a live cd | 05:35 |
Ivanlul | http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=11896448 | 05:36 |
Ivanlul | Is this build compatible with ubuntu | 05:36 |
rj_ | no.... i already install my ubuntu... just need to add another HDD but how to delete the current partition and recreate it and reformat it as well | 05:36 |
josh__ | I mean the black screen with all that information, where is that stored or logged? | 05:37 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/ | 05:37 |
Ivanlul | thanks | 05:37 |
gbear14275 | rj_: then use gparted | 05:37 |
illumin8 | is it possible to repartiion my drive in ubuntu (currently its the only os on the machine) without creating problems? | 05:37 |
rj_ | in terminal rite.. let me try | 05:38 |
illumin8 | repartition | 05:38 |
letalis | illumin8: well itll depend on how your filesystems are setup | 05:38 |
PVO | Does anyone know how I can get usb tethering working with a windows mobile phone (WM5) on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid? I don't have ethernet/wifi access right now, so it would be an offline install. And I don't know how to compile... :S | 05:38 |
binarymutant | josh__, /var/log/dmesg is this what you want? | 05:38 |
illumin8 | letalis, im attempting to put some other debian based oses on the machine like the new debian 5.0 | 05:38 |
josh__ | let me check | 05:38 |
letalis | well if /home is a separate partiton on the machine, there might be hope | 05:39 |
illumin8 | letalis, all my file system is set up on one drive i believe with Home folder being the majority of memory | 05:39 |
ronin_ | what program can I use in ubuntu to track all the get/post from a website when I login? I want to automate this process but need to know what is sent | 05:39 |
illumin8 | letalis, how can i pull up something you can see to judge the setup? | 05:39 |
binarymutant | ronin_, like an rss reader? | 05:40 |
Ivanlul | wait a minute | 05:40 |
josh__ | where's the latest one? is it in a archive | 05:40 |
letalis | otherwise, if it resides in / on the same filesystem, you may run into some issues with the new installer bloing away all that was on it | 05:40 |
Ivanlul | ddc on DVI does NOT work in open source driver, you have to edit xorg.conf for correct resolution & refresh rate. Does not recognize size of video memory correctly. Dual head not working for me on HP dc5750. 3D only accelerated in proprietary driver. | 05:40 |
binarymutant | josh__, dmesg is the latest | 05:40 |
letalis | type df -h in a console | 05:40 |
Ivanlul | WHat'd I have to do? | 05:40 |
letalis | itll tell you what is mounted where | 05:40 |
josh__ | k thanks | 05:40 |
Tyrath_ | does it make sense that if I run sudo ifup -a; dmesg | grep wlan0 I get no output? | 05:40 |
illumin8 | letalis, k | 05:40 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, if it doesnt work, it doesnt work | 05:40 |
Ivanlul | hmm | 05:41 |
Ivanlul | k | 05:41 |
Tyrath_ | basically as you could contemplate from the command I don't get wireless | 05:41 |
Tyrath_ | wireless simply refuses to work | 05:41 |
Tyrath_ | and I have no idea why | 05:41 |
letalis | illumin8: if you do not implicitly see /home as a mount point, you could have issues keeping your personal information in a new install | 05:41 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, what driver? | 05:41 |
Tyrath_ | I have /etc/init.d/networking restarted about a thousand times | 05:42 |
Tyrath_ | reconfigured /etc/network/interfaces about a thousand times | 05:42 |
letalis | and if youre like me and dont use the ext3 filesystem at all that could further complicate things | 05:42 |
illumin8 | letalis, i see / but / is not home? | 05:42 |
pepperjack | Ivanlul: ati card? you could /join #radeon and see | 05:42 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I have no idea | 05:42 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: and I have no idea how to update it either | 05:42 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, whats the hardware? | 05:42 |
Cpudan80 | illumin8: no, home is /home | 05:42 |
letalis | nope / is the main filesystem that all others resde in | 05:42 |
letalis | reside | 05:42 |
illumin8 | Ah ok | 05:42 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: DLINK DSL-G604T | 05:42 |
illumin8 | So it will require me to set up multiple partions then reinstall all the oses. | 05:43 |
kingsley | What's the whiziest, most eye catching and jaw dropping linux application to convert windows users with? Beryl? Open Office? | 05:43 |
bobbie4 | hi, I like the ubuntu | 05:43 |
letalis | if home was not implicitly listed in the df command, the /home is in / and that means more than likely that everything on / wil get blown away in a new install | 05:43 |
jphase | I'm trying to get blu ray workin' on my ubuntu server 64 bit. I keep running into a jre type error "missing library libmawt.so". I can't seem to find out how to install it. | 05:43 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, whats the hardware in the computer? I mean the wireless card | 05:43 |
ronin_ | I'm trying to automate log in an retrival to a website using wget but i need to know what the website post comman on login contains so i can do that | 05:43 |
ohzie | kingsley, There is none. | 05:43 |
binskipy2u | hey everyone, does it really matter what filesystem you use? or is ext3 for home and root the best choice cause thats the default? | 05:43 |
Tyrath_ | oh, and I've also turned on and off NetworkManager a stack of times to no avail - by using the start/stop commands | 05:43 |
letalis | your best bet will be to backup the /home folder to another device | 05:43 |
letalis | then do it. | 05:44 |
ohzie | kingsley, though I suggest loading everything they use on the regular basis and then throw XFCE in there. | 05:44 |
illumin8 | letalis, thanks for the great info :) | 05:44 |
tonylthornton | Can anyone help me with ftp settings for joomla? | 05:44 |
letalis | sure thing hief | 05:44 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: is there anyway I can find out | 05:44 |
letalis | chief | 05:44 |
letalis | :) | 05:44 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I thought there was some lspci command or somthing | 05:44 |
pepperjack | binskipy2u: you could use reiser or even xfs etc. ext3 is the standard for now until ext4 gains more momentum | 05:44 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, you could open the computer case | 05:44 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, or lspci yes | 05:44 |
tonylthornton | Can anyone help me with ftp settings for joomla? | 05:44 |
binskipy2u | whats the best choice for a 500gig hd? | 05:44 |
binskipy2u | sata | 05:44 |
Ivanlul | bin | 05:45 |
tonylthornton | Brand or what? | 05:45 |
Ivanlul | I'm using this one for my new build | 05:45 |
letalis | !reiserfs | 05:45 |
ubottu | reiserfs is a journalling file system, which outperforms many others on I/O operations, but has drawbacks (such as increasing likelihood of data loss, and introducing latency unsuitable for gaming or real-time audio). Using !ext3, the default on Ubuntu, is *highly* recommended. A read-only Windows driver is available at http://p-nand-q.com/download/rfstool.html | 05:45 |
letalis | !xfs | 05:45 |
ubottu | xfs is a high-performance journaling filesystem originally developped by Silicon Graphics for their IRIX OS. It is now fully supported by Linux so you can install Ubuntu on it if you wish. More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XFS | 05:45 |
skate2 | is there any software for gnome that can do what itunes does as far as putting songs onto my ipod and doing it properly? | 05:45 |
binarymutant | !ext4 | 05:45 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ext4 | 05:45 |
Ivanlul | http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148395 | 05:45 |
binarymutant | aw | 05:45 |
kingsley | ohzie: Can you elaborate on why XFCE might impress windows users? | 05:45 |
tonylthornton | I hate that goddamn ubottu | 05:45 |
jeeves_Moss | what will cause APCI to stick @ the top of my list on PowerTOP? | 05:45 |
bazhang | skate2, rhythmbox | 05:45 |
binskipy2u | i cant stand xfce personally | 05:45 |
skate2 | Kingsley aside from running way faster? | 05:45 |
* letalis uses reiserfs and xfs for all filesystems | 05:45 | |
letalis | :) | 05:45 |
binskipy2u | ducks | 05:45 |
madmike | whats the difference between intrepid and intrepid ibex, and does anyone here use fvwm? | 05:45 |
pen | they are the same | 05:46 |
jphase | How can I get the libmawt.so java library? | 05:46 |
pepperjack | kingsley: xubuntu wont impress anyone with the default theme. its kinda ugly and plain but its really easy to make it pretty presentable | 05:46 |
binskipy2u | so what should / be and what should home be? | 05:46 |
letalis | intrepid is just the shortened name | 05:46 |
rj_ | ok its working | 05:46 |
binskipy2u | the same? | 05:46 |
tonylthornton | Can anyone help me with ftp settings for joomla? | 05:46 |
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letalis | ive even seen people just call it ibex too. | 05:46 |
tonylthornton | And is anyone here running joomla on ubuntu | 05:46 |
jeeves_Moss | what will cause APCI to stick @ the top of my list on PowerTOP? | 05:46 |
letalis | either way they refer to ubuntu 8.10 | 05:46 |
tonylthornton | Any help at all? | 05:46 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: lspci -v | grep ethernet gives me Hewlett-Packard Company Device 30a5 | 05:46 |
yossarian | 'lo | 05:46 |
ohzie | kingsley, After using linux and windows off and on, both, for a long time, I'm impressed with XFCE's simplicity. I really cannot stand thunar though. | 05:47 |
ohzie | Thunar is poop. | 05:47 |
kingsley | pepperja1k: Can you be more specific about precisely how you'd make it more presentable? | 05:47 |
pepperjack | tonylthornton: id suggest a /join #joomla as that channel looks pretty active | 05:47 |
ohzie | But the window manager itself, and most of the tools with it, are very nice. | 05:47 |
tonylthornton | Thanks pepperjack | 05:47 |
yossarian | i'm on x64 intrepid and i'm having trouble with adobe flash 10 x64 alpha release. flash videos WORK, but the CPU spikes and it gets really slow in fullscreen | 05:47 |
ohzie | Much more stable than KDE. KDE doesn't seem to like my graphics card. | 05:47 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: what do you make of that? | 05:47 |
letalis | ohzie: i remember when i used to just use the blackbox window manager and nothing else. | 05:48 |
letalis | now, that was simple. | 05:48 |
letalis | :D | 05:48 |
pepperjack | kingsley: i usually put both panels together at top or bottom one on each side. change the gtk theme and splash image and background. after that it looks pretty slick especially for the underpowered boxes i use it on | 05:48 |
ohzie | letalis, I used Fluxbox. :) | 05:48 |
binskipy2u | yossarian.. isnt flash & java 64bit both final now? | 05:48 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, idk if thats a wifi card or not, I didn't think hp made wifi cards | 05:48 |
rj_ | how to connect to other and run rsync through the network | 05:48 |
binskipy2u | i have it on this mint install | 05:48 |
ohzie | letalis, I see XFCE as the usability of gnome with the ease of fluxbox. :D | 05:48 |
binskipy2u | both are 64bit and from what ive read, final | 05:48 |
pepperjack | kingsley: nothing fancy | 05:48 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: do you want me to pastebin dmesg? | 05:49 |
letalis | i like having my at a glance indicators in gnome | 05:49 |
yossarian | binskipy2u: dunno, gimme link then :\ from what i've found so far, it's still alpha. | 05:49 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, what about grepping for wireless instead | 05:49 |
binskipy2u | http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-Adobe-Flash-Player-64-bit-on-Ubuntu-8-10-98076.shtml | 05:49 |
letalis | and the flexibility of making gnome as simplistic or as hardcore advanced as i want it to be | 05:49 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: grepping for wireless doesn't return anything :/ | 05:49 |
letalis | :) | 05:49 |
yossarian | yeah, have this version | 05:49 |
yossarian | I | 05:49 |
rj_ | how to connect to other and run rsync through the network ..... | 05:49 |
binarymutant | :/ | 05:49 |
binskipy2u | so everyone.. what is the best file system for a 500gig sata for ubuntu for / and /home | 05:49 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: should I pastebin my dmesg and give you the link? | 05:49 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, ya pastebin dmesg I guess. But you could always just open the pc up and look for the card | 05:50 |
binskipy2u | same for each or different for one or the other | 05:50 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: when I grep ethernet it does state that that's the ethernet device | 05:50 |
rww | binskipy2u: ext3 | 05:50 |
skate2 | when i run 'ps -U root -u root u' to see all the processes running as root, it shows tons. i thought ubuntu doesnt run processes as root? | 05:50 |
rj_ | how to connect to other and run rsync through the network ..... can anyone guide me on this | 05:50 |
pepperjack | binskipy2u: xfs will be the fastest but its more vulnerable i suppose to sudden power loss.. you could use ext4. im not sure about its supported status in ubuntu yet | 05:50 |
binarymutant | binskipy2u, its personal preference | 05:51 |
binskipy2u | ok | 05:51 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: http://pastebin.com/f206fe120 | 05:51 |
node357 | skate2, anything run by sudo belongs to root | 05:51 |
binskipy2u | just asking, i have both /and /home ext3 | 05:51 |
yossarian | so any ideas why adobe flash doesn't work too well on x64 intrepid? | 05:51 |
yossarian | is anyone else using this? | 05:51 |
rww | pepperjack, binskipy2u: ext4 is not supported in Intrepid (the current version of Ubuntu), but will be supported (but not default) in Jaunty (the next version) | 05:51 |
binskipy2u | it works GREAT on 64bit opera | 05:51 |
bastid_raZor | binskipy2u; i have a 1.5TB that is ext3.. works well for me | 05:51 |
unclemike | for a usb stick...whats the best file system..for linux and windows to read it right now im going to format and do a unetbootin install on it with ubuntu...fat 16 or fat32 | 05:51 |
plazia | Anyone else have an X-Fi card and have the pulseaudio process hijack 100 % CPU every so often? It locks up the machine for like 1500 ms then returns to normal function. | 05:51 |
binskipy2u | but works like every other time in firefox for whatever reason i dont know | 05:51 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network Connection driver for Linux | 05:51 |
yossarian | binskipy2u: can you view youtube clips in fullscreen? | 05:51 |
letalis | binskipy2u: my thing is this, having a dedicated home partition will make for upgrades to be more bearable because you can tell an installer not to touch it and leave it as it is | 05:51 |
binskipy2u | yes | 05:52 |
binskipy2u | some are better then others | 05:52 |
letalis | though the drawback is that it also limits the amount of space in the /home folder | 05:52 |
yossarian | any idea why it's going like crap here? :( | 05:52 |
letalis | since most of your downloaded crap will wind up there, its like forcing a quota on yourself | 05:52 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, that should be working without problems whats up with it? :/ | 05:52 |
madmike | whats the difference between intrepid and intrepid ibex, and does anyone here use fvwm? | 05:52 |
rj_ | how to connect to other and run rsync through the network ..... can anyone guide me on this | 05:52 |
pepperjack | letalis: you can always ln -s other user directories to like /usr/home or something | 05:52 |
rww | madmike: intrepid is the same as intrepid ibex is the same as 8.10. | 05:53 |
rj_ | how to connect to other PC and run rsync through the network ..... can anyone guide me on this | 05:53 |
bazhang | madmike, they are one and the same | 05:53 |
jaxx2kde | hi i am not able to install the b43 drivers for my broadcom chipset. i installed the b43-fwcutter but it still shows "wl" as the kernel driver in use | 05:53 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: can't get wireless working | 05:53 |
jaxx2kde | i want to use b43 as the driver instead of wl.. if i blacklist wl in modprobe.d then my card doesn't get detecte | 05:53 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: it happened right after my brother removed the WEP password on the router | 05:53 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, is it turned off in the BIOS? | 05:53 |
letalis | pepperjack: this is true. but getting ln happy leads to later 'wth happened to this?' syndrome ;) | 05:53 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: how can I check that? | 05:54 |
letalis | LOL | 05:54 |
rj_ | how to connect to other PC and run rsync through the network ..... can anyone guide me on this | 05:54 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I blacklisted ipv6 recently just incase it was that | 05:54 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, pastebin this command `sudo ifconfig` | 05:54 |
madmike | thanks rww and bazhang | 05:54 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: because before dmesg was telling me it couldn't locate ipv6 | 05:55 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, and `sudo iwconfig` | 05:55 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: i'll give you sudo ifconfig -a | 05:55 |
rj_ | how to connect to other PC and run rsync through the network ..... can anyone guide me on this | 05:55 |
binskipy2u | regardless of looks, and packages, whats the fastest (for the most part) DE, kde 4.2 or gnome 2.24.2 | 05:55 |
unclemike | whats the difference in 8.10 and dauiy | 05:55 |
binskipy2u | anyone have "both" | 05:55 |
binskipy2u | and have an answer for that | 05:55 |
unclemike | opps 8.10 and daily | 05:55 |
ohzie | binskipy2u, I'd say gnome. | 05:56 |
ohzie | KDE gives me serious issues | 05:56 |
letalis | binskipy2u: id say gnome overall is faster. | 05:56 |
unclemike | kde 4 is slower then gnome | 05:56 |
letalis | if you go the kde route at this time id stick with kde 3.5 | 05:56 |
yossarian | i don't like kde :\ | 05:56 |
letalis | 4 is nice and pretty but hardly ready for primetime. | 05:57 |
yossarian | damn why is flash playing so badly here :( | 05:57 |
binarymutant | because it's proprietary | 05:57 |
unclemike | whats the difference the ubuntu 8.10 and daily builds | 05:57 |
binskipy2u | one more question guys.. then ill be done.. lol.. if you have gnome, and install kde, 1. does it slow things down with both DE's? and 2. what do you install kde or kubuntu-desktop in synaptic? | 05:57 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: http://pastebin.com/f311e5dc7 | 05:57 |
mikem | my Tomboy notes keep changing their window position (in Gnome) every time they're opened. I like them to stay in one place. does anyone know of a setting I could configure to do this? | 05:57 |
bazhang | binskipy2u, no effect practically; kubuntu-desktop if you have 8.10 | 05:58 |
letalis | binskipy2u: haivng both will do nothing tot he performance of the other | 05:58 |
jeeves_Moss | what will cause APCI to stick @ the top of my list on PowerTOP? | 05:58 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: - sorry for the wait. I had to sudo su before it let me pastebin ifconfig -a --- really bizarre | 05:58 |
letalis | in fact they dont both run at the same time | 05:58 |
bazhang | binskipy2u, if you have hardy then kubuntu-kde4-desktop | 05:58 |
binskipy2u | so choose both "kde" and "kubuntu-desktop"? | 05:58 |
bazhang | binskipy2u, no | 05:58 |
letalis | as for installing kde, kubuntu-desktop will install kde as if you used a kubuntu install disk | 05:58 |
binskipy2u | im using intrepid | 05:58 |
binskipy2u | sorry didnt see "hardy" in your response | 05:58 |
bazhang | the latter only | 05:58 |
binskipy2u | thanks guys,... very helpful :) | 05:59 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, give me iwconfig too | 05:59 |
tonylthornton | And is anyone here running joomla on ubuntu | 05:59 |
DjKoRn | wudup! | 06:00 |
jeeves_Moss | what will cause APCI to stick @ the top of my list on PowerTOP? | 06:01 |
pepperjack | jeeves_Moss: gremlins? | 06:02 |
jeeves_Moss | pepperjack, thanks | 06:02 |
jeeves_Moss | pepperjack, I figured | 06:02 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, there are a number of things that affect powertop, something will always be at the top | 06:02 |
node357 | no idea jeeves_Moss, sorry | 06:02 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, have you done the suggestions it gives you? | 06:02 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, it's more like the system chokes on something simple like e-mail and FF | 06:03 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, I dont think that has anything to do with acpi | 06:03 |
Hexecute | hi i need a bit . i try to install ubuntu 6.10 live for my mac ibook g4 , but the thing, the cd boot fine, only till i try install it, the sreen gose white after i pust, enter. when i try use my keybrad , i seem to miss key"s when i spell , can tell what wrong or which a better linux for ppc g4 | 06:03 |
quentusrex | Does anyone know about iscsi? | 06:04 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, I know, but that's the point | 06:04 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: http://pastebin.com/f5d3e335c | 06:04 |
bobbie4 | I like the ubuntu a lot | 06:04 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, this box has also taken to not launching some apps, etc | 06:04 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, do you want the GUI way or the CLI way? | 06:04 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, I've only used powertop for the suggestions that it gives you, you might be having hardware failure | 06:05 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, sudo iwconfig essid <ESSID> enc on key s:<password> | 06:06 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, lol, woulden't suprize me. it's a Toshiba laptop | 06:06 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, oops, it's `sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid <ESSID> enc on key s:<PASS>` | 06:06 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I'll give it a shot | 06:07 |
Ivanlul | can someone link me to that ubuntu paste website | 06:07 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, if your running on battery thats why acpi would be at the top | 06:07 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, paste.ubuntu.com | 06:07 |
Ivanlul | thanks | 06:07 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, it's plugged in | 06:07 |
Ivanlul | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118724/ | 06:08 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: what's that do? | 06:08 |
Ivanlul | can you explain that to me | 06:08 |
binarymutant | jeeves_Moss, no clue, run the apps that don't want to pull up from a terminal and then pastebin the output I guess | 06:08 |
Ivanlul | I downloaded it, what do I do now? | 06:08 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, if you did it then do `sudo dhclient` | 06:08 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: what does it do? | 06:09 |
jeeves_Moss | binarymutant, I think I'll blow it away and start fresh again. it's been a while | 06:09 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I don't want to set a wep key if at all possible | 06:09 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, connects to your wifi and pulls an ip | 06:09 |
Ivanlul | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118724/ - what do I do? | 06:10 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I'm getting, unknown command "DLINK" | 06:10 |
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B1OS | do i need to add my external IP or anything to my apache config files at all? | 06:10 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, if you dont have a password set then its just `sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid <ESSID> && sudo dhclient` | 06:10 |
binarymutant | B1OS, no | 06:11 |
B1OS | cant connect :( | 06:11 |
binarymutant | B1OS, is it running? | 06:11 |
constantine | ok, maybe I'm not 'grasping' this but why doesn't youtube sound work with intrepid? | 06:11 |
B1OS | i can connect locally | 06:11 |
silv3r_m001 | hi there | 06:12 |
B1OS | via localhost | 06:12 |
binarymutant | B1OS, sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart | 06:12 |
silv3r_m001 | I can see both ruby 1.8 and 1.9 in synaptic ... 1.8 is installed what will happen if I install 1.9 also | 06:12 |
B1OS | and internal IP | 06:12 |
binarymutant | silv3r_m001, you'll just have both installed. so nothing will happen | 06:12 |
atom^x | B1OS, firewall? | 06:13 |
binarymutant | silv3r_m001, 1.8 will be default still | 06:13 |
silv3r_m001 | binarymutant: so how will I run 1.9 ? | 06:13 |
Ivanlul | can someone tell me what to do please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/118724/ | 06:13 |
silv3r_m001 | binarymutant: wont there be any conflicts ? | 06:13 |
binarymutant | silv3r_m001, ruby1.9 | 06:13 |
mbahe | pss | 06:13 |
constantine | I'm glad I dual booted, at least I can get back to Vista for youtube stuff, sucks that something so good is missing support for such a popular website | 06:13 |
binarymutant | silv3r_m001, nah, seperate directories and everything | 06:13 |
coz_ | hey guy on interepid i did it once but cant seem to do it again for some reason..disable recent documents | 06:13 |
Ivanlul | constantine: what's wrong? | 06:13 |
silv3r_m001 | binarymutant: hmm | 06:13 |
B1OS | ive added port 80 and 443 | 06:14 |
constantine | Ivanlul: I can't get sound on youtube, I installed the nonflashfree, I uninstalled, reinstalled pulse audio....tried other things that I've forgotten by now | 06:14 |
bastid_raZor | B1OS; almost all isp's block port 80 if you don't have a commercial subscription | 06:14 |
rip_ | I'm setting up virtualbox, and trying to set up the mouse, but the guest additions iso isn't downloading, and the version of the guest additions in synaptic fails to install. anybody set this up before | 06:15 |
binarymutant | thats not true, AT&T doesnt | 06:15 |
B1OS | it judt tries connect to my router when putting my external IP in a browser | 06:15 |
atom^x | B1OS, are they forwarded to the machine running apache | 06:15 |
constantine | Ivanlul: the best answer I got here was "Talk to Adobe" lol.....well that is a problem because I never met Adobe and don't know where he lives | 06:15 |
B1OS | atom^x: yes | 06:15 |
binarymutant | B1OS, does apache start without error? | 06:16 |
B1OS | hold on | 06:16 |
rip_ | constantine: i just got here, are you just trying to install flash? | 06:17 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: still getting the same result | 06:17 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, :/ | 06:17 |
atom^x | B1OS, blocked by isp? ck apache logs.. | 06:17 |
constantine | rip_:no I am trying to get youtube sound to work in Ubuntu 8.10 | 06:17 |
rip_ | constantine: did you install adobe's version of flash, or one of the open source versions? | 06:17 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, the unknown command dlink error? or just doesn't pull an ip? | 06:18 |
B10S | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118726/ | 06:18 |
B10S | is that normal? | 06:18 |
constantine | rip_: I believe I installed one of the open source versions....but not sure - how can I check it? | 06:18 |
binarymutant | B10S, and you can't connect to 127.0.0.1 from that machine? | 06:18 |
B1OS | i can | 06:19 |
Ivanlul | hmm | 06:19 |
binarymutant | B10S, what's the problem again? srry | 06:19 |
pen | hey | 06:19 |
Ivanlul | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118724/ can someone help me with this? I don't understand the last line, I'm new to linux. | 06:19 |
rip_ | constantine: i had the same problem with the open source versions. though adobe's is "nonfree", unfortunately it does perform much better than the open source ones (from my experience) one second while i try to remember how to check | 06:19 |
B1OS | cant connect with my external IP | 06:19 |
binarymutant | B10S, you won't be able to connect from inside the lan to your external ip | 06:20 |
B1OS | no possible way? | 06:20 |
binarymutant | B10S, no possible way from your lan | 06:20 |
bobbie4 | I really, really like the ubuntu | 06:20 |
binarymutant | B10S, use internal ip from within the LAN | 06:20 |
Ivanlul | Can someone explain the last line please? | 06:20 |
bastid_raZor | Ivanlul; that is telling you what to do. how to compile it | 06:21 |
rip_ | constantine: in firefox just goto tools>add-ons, then goto the plugins tab, and uninstall the open source ones. visit a youtube video, then install flash from adobe | 06:21 |
Ivanlul | can you tell me step by step how to compile it? | 06:21 |
binarymutant | B10S, just make sure to set up port forwarding in your router so that other people can connect to it | 06:21 |
B1OS | is it normal that it tries to connect to my router (when i try cnnecting to my external IP)? | 06:22 |
PrymaL | hi, is someone able to assist. I have installed KDE and have KDM running at boot, but it's still defaulting to Gnome when I log in. I would like the default to be KDE with Gnome as a "session type" option. | 06:22 |
binarymutant | other people meaning outside the lan | 06:22 |
binarymutant | B10S, what do you mean? | 06:22 |
B1OS | i'll block WAN users for now | 06:22 |
B1OS | binarymutant: when i type my external IP in a browser on my network, it askes me for my router login details | 06:23 |
PrymaL | B10S, that's normal | 06:23 |
ohzie | How do I upgrade one package with aptitude? | 06:24 |
Ivanlul | How do I compile something? | 06:24 |
binarymutant | B10S, it should just say "cannot connect" or whatnot | 06:24 |
B1OS | i guess it is normal from my local network | 06:24 |
constantine | rip_: are any of these considered open source, if not, I don't have any add-ons for that yet I'm not getting prompted at youtube: GCJ web browser plugin for java applets, shockwave flash, totem web browser plugin 2.24.3 for video and audio streams | 06:24 |
binarymutant | B10S, well mine just says cannot connect | 06:24 |
tleuser | test | 06:24 |
phasma | hey everybody, I am running Ubuntu 8.10 and it constantly crashes. Any suggestions? | 06:25 |
binarymutant | B10S, but your apache looks/sounds normal | 06:25 |
andrboot | Hi; dumb question, I have an ATI RAGE 128 Pro XL | 06:25 |
ohzie | phasma, You need more information than that. | 06:25 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: the unknown command error :/ | 06:25 |
andrboot | How i can i make it work pretty :) | 06:25 |
andrboot | lol. | 06:25 |
askvictor | nicest way to re-install grub into the mbr? | 06:25 |
B1OS | so i have to wait now and test if it works from someone elses computer | 06:25 |
carpii | phasma, check logs to see which bit is crashing | 06:25 |
ohzie | !troubleshooting > phasma | 06:25 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about troubleshooting | 06:25 |
ohzie | Oh. :[ | 06:25 |
tuxflavrdwafls | hi! I am using a "acer aspire 5335-2238" and I am trying to get the wireless drivers working. wheres a good place to start? | 06:26 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: iwgetid pulls me a blank essid. possibly the comp isn't even locating the router... | 06:26 |
rip_ | constantine: what is the gjc plugin do? | 06:26 |
phasma | Everytime I try apt-get install or download something it crashes and freezes up. | 06:26 |
Flannel | !grub | askvictor, first link | 06:26 |
ubottu | askvictor, first link: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 06:26 |
constantine | tuxflavrdwafls: google ndiswrapper | 06:26 |
B1OS | and my neighbours wireless is no longer open to me :( | 06:26 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, iwconfig wlan0 essid .... ? not forgetting the 'wlan0'? | 06:26 |
tonylthornton | hahaha | 06:27 |
tonylthornton | neighbours wireless | 06:27 |
tonylthornton | nice | 06:27 |
constantine | rip_: it executes java applets | 06:27 |
B1OS | :) | 06:27 |
tonylthornton | This is a known issue, do you know if you are using an atheros card? | 06:27 |
Jockeo | Will gtk-sharp2 2.12 appear in the Gutsy Gibbon repository? (It is in the Intrepid) | 06:27 |
bastid_raZor | B10S; using http://localhost/ should connect you to your apache server | 06:28 |
phasma | Where are the logs to check to see why Ubuntu crashed? | 06:28 |
rip_ | constantine: could this be the source of the problem, i know if you disallow java, youtube videos fail to load. "shockwave flash" is what adobe calls the plugin | 06:28 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: ah - that was it. so I got a result there, now what? pull out my cord and see what happens? | 06:28 |
rip_ | constantine: try removing it, if you know where its from and all that, and just see if it works | 06:28 |
B1OS | bastid_raZor: it does: shows my site in /var/www | 06:28 |
bastid_raZor | B10S; then apache is working. | 06:28 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, dont pull the cat5 out yet, but then do the `sudo dhclient` and see if you can pull an IP | 06:28 |
B1OS | i no, but i dont know if its working externally yet | 06:29 |
binarymutant | B10S, whats your IP i'll check it | 06:29 |
binarymutant | B10S, you can PM if you want too | 06:29 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: it's 10.1.1.2 | 06:30 |
binarymutant | B10S, works d00d | 06:30 |
B1OS | what can you see? | 06:31 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, k, you can pull out the cord now | 06:31 |
constantine | rip_: I uninstalled shockwave and went to the youtube site....no video was displayed and it said "get the latest version of adobe flash player" so I clicked, got the deb package and now it says: "error: a later version is already installed" | 06:31 |
binarymutant | B10S, you want a screenshot? | 06:31 |
Ivanlul | how do I compile something? | 06:31 |
B1OS | ok | 06:31 |
rip_ | constantine: when you uninstalled it, did you fully close out and restart firefox? | 06:31 |
bastid_raZor | Ivanlul; follow those instruction it gave you. | 06:32 |
jp_sf | !compile | Ivanlul | 06:32 |
ubottu | Ivanlul: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 06:32 |
Ivanlul | thanks!! | 06:32 |
phasma | Does anybody else have the spastic crashing problem? | 06:32 |
constantine | rip_: yes I closed all windows, even the download window | 06:32 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: you are a genious! | 06:33 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I am on wireless | 06:33 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, :) | 06:33 |
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rip_ | constantine: but it still says its installed... is it in the plugins window? (and i meant uninstall the java applet plugin you had) | 06:33 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: i love you, you'll have to forgive me but this is awesome! | 06:33 |
binarymutant | B10S, http://img301.imageshack.us/img301/735/b1osef9.png | 06:33 |
constantine | rip_: I misunderstood that part, I uninstalled shockwave | 06:33 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: so would the next step be to take down those commands you gave me and put them in a safe place? | 06:34 |
rip_ | constantine: my fault, i forgot to say specifically | 06:34 |
B1OS | good good :) | 06:34 |
tuxflavrdwafls | what is a .bin file? | 06:34 |
plazia | file nameoffile.bin | 06:34 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, well you should be able to use nm-applet the network manager thing too, but you can always use those commands if the gui doesnt want to work | 06:34 |
plazia | might help you | 06:34 |
constantine | rip_: there is also a seperate "java applet" should I kill that also? | 06:35 |
pepperjack | tuxflavrdwafls: typically that is meant to designate an executable file. like .exe in windows | 06:35 |
rip_ | constantine: running under firefox? yea anything that is. | 06:35 |
tuxflavrdwafls | sounds lika virus to me | 06:35 |
tuxflavrdwafls | pepperjack good thing i dont use windows | 06:36 |
bigwebs | hello | 06:37 |
constantine | rip_: expectedly, the video is back but disabling all java didn't bring sound to youtube | 06:37 |
yossarian | guys. 32bit vs 64bit? :( | 06:37 |
jp_sf | tuxflavrdwafls: could be an CD iso sometimes they are .bin, on linux though most of the time they are binaries | 06:37 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: I totally don't get why some things work sometimes and not others... | 06:38 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: like sometimes ifup -a is enough to get wireless on | 06:38 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: othertimes i need to sudo networking restart | 06:38 |
rip_ | constantine: so you uninstalled that gxx plugin, uninstalled flash, reinstalled flash, and still no sound? by default on all setups ive done, installing flash with nothing else sound works as long as its not the open source ones. are you positive your volume is up (not mocking you), and the pcm volume is up? can you hear other audio? | 06:38 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: other times i need to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file | 06:38 |
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jphase | anyone know how I can get "libmawt.so" ? | 06:39 |
jphase | I know it's a java related thing, but can't find anything on google | 06:39 |
rdw200169 | Tyrath_, depending on the wireless driver, networking can get really screwy | 06:39 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, I just remember ifconfig and iwconfig because they are in the lower level stack, like ifup is just a script that uses ifconfig | 06:39 |
rdw200169 | Tyrath_, iwconfig + lousy driver = hell | 06:39 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, you have a good driver :P | 06:40 |
constantine | rip_: audio is just fine,.....except youtube audio.....even other flash sites work - it may be that there is an open source flash player that I installed outside of firefox, but I've installed quite a few packages and am not sure how to check | 06:40 |
rip_ | constantine: oh thats odd... so audio sources using flash in other places like metacafe work? | 06:40 |
pepperjack | constantine: dpkg -l | grep gnash | 06:41 |
constantine | rip_:metacafe works lol but not youtube? | 06:41 |
bastid_raZor | jphase; http://www.thetacticalnuke.com/2008/tip-fix-java-not-finding-libmawtso-ubuntu-810/ .. i found this on google :P | 06:42 |
Ivanlul | I'm still having problems, can someone explain this to me step by step? http://paste.ubuntu.com/118724/ | 06:42 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, I thought you were already using fglrx ? | 06:42 |
rip_ | constantine: well thats where i get off the train, i have no idea where to begin where it works at one place but not another. codec issue? no clue at that point. very bizzare, sorry i can't be of more help. haven't run into that beforew | 06:42 |
Ivanlul | I am | 06:42 |
constantine | ii gnash 0.8.4-0ubuntu1 free SWF movie player | 06:43 |
constantine | ii gnash-common 0.8.4-0ubuntu1 free SWF movie player - common files/librari | 06:43 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, why are you trying to compile it? | 06:43 |
nickrud | Ivanlul, why do you want to compile the free driver; is there a problem with the one in ubuntu and your card? | 06:43 |
Ivanlul | yeah prob | 06:43 |
yossarian | seriously peeps. x32 or x64 ubuntu? | 06:43 |
hlm | help, I just did a fresh install from the desktop cd, andupdated everything, but I dont get the splash screen (ubuntu image with orange bar) | 06:43 |
Ivanlul | I keep getting choppy video | 06:43 |
tuxflavrdwafls | where do i find a .inf file for ndiswrapper? | 06:43 |
yossarian | Ivanlul: me too | 06:43 |
jphase | bastid_raZor, your googl schools are far superior. Your master taught you well! | 06:43 |
nickrud | yossarian, more than 4gb? Think 64bit. less? no reason to | 06:43 |
jphase | thanks | 06:43 |
jphase | google* | 06:43 |
andrboot | wow. | 06:43 |
yossarian | nickrud: thanks for that :) | 06:44 |
bastid_raZor | jphase; i googled libmawt.so | 06:44 |
yossarian | oh and is 9.04 ready for desktop use? | 06:44 |
nickrud | yossarian, no. Talk to the guys in #ubuntu+1 for more info | 06:44 |
binarymutant | Ivanlul, you should check to see if your hardware is compatible with the driver. Also, if it's integrated you might consider buying an actual video card because it might just be using 2MB of cache, etc | 06:44 |
hlm | HELP: im not getting the ubuntu splash screen after a fresh install | 06:44 |
binarymutant | aka the card could just suck :/ | 06:45 |
Ivanlul | hmm | 06:45 |
magevideogames | hello everyone | 06:45 |
Ivanlul | well I'ma build a new system pretty soon | 06:45 |
Elda | Sorry to bother, but for anyone with a flash enabled browser... does this work? http://vyew.com/desktop/543154/ds-36413 Trying to test a desktop cam >.< | 06:45 |
nickrud | Ivanlul, binarymutant has some good points there :) Did someone tell you that your card would definitely work better if you compile the latest? | 06:45 |
magevideogames | i'm new here been looking for help on the forums and i haven't seen an answer so i fifured i'd give the irc a try:P | 06:45 |
Ivanlul | yep | 06:45 |
binarymutant | Elda, it says flash not installed for me, but it is | 06:45 |
Elda | bleh... yeah | 06:45 |
bobbie4 | I enjoy the ubuntu | 06:46 |
karsten | na | 06:46 |
rip_ | constantine: free swf player? thats the same thing i used to use that didnt allow sound | 06:46 |
pepperjack | magevideogames: ? | 06:46 |
broken__ | seems to elda | 06:46 |
magevideogames | just have a simple question about some bulk moving with the linux command line | 06:46 |
Elda | I dont like it too much so much but I dont know of another desktop thing >.< | 06:46 |
Elda | It it showing this? Or | 06:46 |
constantine | rip_: good news, how do I find and kill it? | 06:46 |
Ivanlul | moving from windows to linux makes me feel like a noob lol :\ | 06:46 |
nickrud | hi karsten nice to see you around again | 06:46 |
magevideogames | i wanted to know if it were possible to use mv to move files alphebetically to folders | 06:46 |
Elda | Welcome to hte club ;) | 06:46 |
magevideogames | and create them if they don't exist | 06:46 |
magevideogames | for instance | 06:46 |
pepperjack | magevideogames: yes you could pipe it through sort i suppose | 06:47 |
B1OS | i need to map /home/user/public_html/ to /var/www/ not sure how and not sure if its safe? | 06:47 |
binarymutant | magevideogames, your going to want to make a script for that probably | 06:47 |
magevideogames | move all files starting with a to directory a all files startign with b to directory b ect. and create the directory if it doesn't already exist | 06:47 |
bastid_raZor | B10S; ln -s | 06:47 |
magevideogames | oh | 06:47 |
broken__ | sweet site | 06:47 |
hlm | help: I dont have a splash screen when I start my system, this is a fresh install | 06:47 |
rip_ | constantine: I can't remember the terminal command, but you should be able to find it in synaptic under "gnash" (thanks pepperjack for jogging my memory with that) | 06:47 |
hlm | !splash | 06:47 |
ubottu | To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor. | 06:47 |
jphase | hmmm, I don't have the "update-java-alternatives" command... | 06:47 |
magevideogames | cause i had found i could do mkdir dir; mv file* dir but that is still tediouse to get all the way from a to z lol | 06:47 |
hlm | !gnome-splashscreen-manage | 06:48 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 06:48 |
hlm | !gnome-splashscreen-manager | 06:48 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 06:48 |
nickrud | B10S, you can edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default to set your www root | 06:48 |
magevideogames | know of any good websites i could use to learn soem scripting to accomplish said task? | 06:48 |
B1OS | i have two sites under available_sites | 06:48 |
broken__ | use grep and sort to find and sort and then use wild cards to arrange them by letter | 06:48 |
pepperjack | magevideogames: i think it should attack em in alphabetical order anyway | 06:48 |
jphase | magevideogames, perl | 06:49 |
hlm | still need help: there is no splash screen after a fesh install | 06:49 |
B1OS | not sure why yet | 06:49 |
hlm | fresh* | 06:49 |
Ivanlul | hey | 06:49 |
B1OS | lol | 06:49 |
nickrud | magevideogames, install abs-guide ; you'll find the bash scripting guide at /usr/share/doc/abs-guide | 06:49 |
binarymutant | magevideogames, www.ruby.org and http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/ :) | 06:49 |
Ivanlul | anyone here use catalyst control center? | 06:49 |
jphase | Ivanlul, I do | 06:49 |
Ivanlul | Ok | 06:49 |
broken__ | if you need further help magevideogames, i've got your back | 06:49 |
Ivanlul | is yours missing all the video options? | 06:50 |
broken__ | I do too ivanlul | 06:50 |
constantine | rip_: should I restart now? | 06:50 |
broken__ | which video options are you missing | 06:50 |
magevideogames | hmm i'll bookmark them cause i am trying to organize my storage hard drive so not having ot manually do it would be nice | 06:50 |
magevideogames | i'll look into those right now | 06:50 |
Ivanlul | all the video options | 06:50 |
rip_ | constantine: is it telling you to? | 06:50 |
jphase | Ivanlul, what video card? | 06:50 |
B1OS | i just dont want /var/www/ kept open as root for too lonf while transfering files | 06:50 |
B1OS | long* | 06:50 |
Ivanlul | xpress 200 | 06:50 |
constantine | rip_: no but there was no change in youtube video | 06:50 |
hlm | need help on another topic: firefox was recently updated and needs restarted, but when I click the restart button nothing happens it just restarts without updating | 06:50 |
Ivanlul | it had the video options in the windows version | 06:51 |
rip_ | constantine: did you restart firefox? | 06:51 |
pepperjack | magevideogames: i would think a simple for i in ./*; do cp $i /mnt/dir; done would do that | 06:51 |
hlm | yes, I click the restart button in the infobar | 06:51 |
pepperjack | magevideogames: but it seems redundant | 06:51 |
jphase | Ivanlul, I struggled getting my Radeon HD 3300 to take in ubuntu, but I found a forum post on it and got things working. Search ubuntuforums | 06:51 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: how do you figure? HP 30a5 - doesn't mean anything to me lol | 06:51 |
B1OS | and using sudo everytime is a task and a half :o | 06:52 |
constantine | rip_: yes | 06:52 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, huh? | 06:52 |
magevideogames | from what i gather from that line it says for each file in the directory copy to /mnt/dir | 06:52 |
magevideogames | but does that assign them alphabetically? | 06:52 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, thats not your wifi thats your ethernet | 06:52 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: isn't that the driver for my wireless? | 06:52 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: ah k | 06:52 |
rip_ | constantine: do dpkg -l | grep gnash one more time to make sure its gone | 06:52 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: what's my wifi driver? | 06:52 |
broken__ | man ubuntu server runs nice as a virtual machine | 06:53 |
Elda | Anyone know of any nifty desktop cam software (streams your desktop online) for linux> | 06:53 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, uh I closed the pastebin but it was intel | 06:53 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: ah... i thought intel was the processor :/ | 06:53 |
Tyrath_ | binarymutant: maybe it's both | 06:53 |
hlm | not to be rude, but can someone help me with my splash screen not displaying? | 06:54 |
tuxflavrdwafls | i just tried to install "Broadcom 4312 WLAN Driver v4.170.25.19 Vista x86_x64" with ndiswrapper but i dont know if that is actually what i need, and i dont think it worked. any suggestions? | 06:54 |
binarymutant | Tyrath_, <binarymutant> Tyrath_, iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network Connection driver for Linux | 06:54 |
Tyrath_ | hlm: did you type no splash in the grub file? | 06:54 |
broken__ | Remote desktop in preferences will let you display your desktop | 06:54 |
ackbahr | Hi all! I'd like to make a rsync script that makes a real incremental backup; that is, based on a complete backup, I want it to identify changes and to copy new/modified files in a NEW folder, not just to sync the original backup folder. Is it possible, and how? | 06:55 |
Tyrath_ | hlm: I can't remember what the file is but basically you will need to remove wherever it says quiet no splash in the file | 06:55 |
constantine | rip_: no sound even with that command | 06:55 |
ackbahr | Tyrath_: It's /boot/grub/menu.lst | 06:55 |
Tyrath_ | hlm: that's providing you are on that particular boot for grub | 06:55 |
psufan | hi! | 06:56 |
broken__ | ackbahr does it have to be rsync | 06:56 |
constantine | rip_: thanks for trying, this seems to be an inherent issue in Ubuntu and not my configuration | 06:56 |
psufan | anyone got some interesting conversations? | 06:56 |
ackbahr | broken__: Not necessarily | 06:56 |
magevideogames | just trying to learn commands lol | 06:56 |
bazhang | psufan, #ubuntu-offtopic | 06:56 |
binarymutant | psufan, #ubuntu-offtopic does | 06:56 |
Tyrath_ | hlm: yep. so type sudo vim /boot/grub/menu.lst and take off where you see quiet no splash | 06:56 |
rip_ | constantine: did the command return anything? or did it just act as if you hit enter to nothing? also check out http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_15507 to see what version you are using | 06:56 |
constantine | rip_: it acted as if nothing happened | 06:56 |
rip_ | constantine: excuse me, permalink is http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_15507 | 06:56 |
broken__ | try bash for making backups | 06:56 |
ackbahr | Tyrath_: I prefer nano to vim, but yes, that'd work | 06:56 |
Tyrath_ | hlm: personally i prefer to see the text than the splash screen because it tells me what is wrong. but it's personal preference i guess | 06:56 |
rip_ | constantine: ok that means gnash is gone, now to step 2, making sure that adobe's flash is the one being used | 06:57 |
Tyrath_ | ackbahr: is nano good to programming? | 06:57 |
Tyrath_ | ackbahr: good for programming even | 06:57 |
ackbahr | Tyrath_: Plus it's very impressive for non-gueeks.... | 06:57 |
Tyrath_ | ackbahr: yeh, well i program so vim suits me :P | 06:57 |
ackbahr | Tyrath_: Well, I don't think it's got coloring and all, but it's more intuitive I think... | 06:57 |
bobbie4 | I find the Ubuntu to be fun and entertaining | 06:57 |
Tyrath_ | ackbahr: yeah see. it probably means i'm a hack, but I need coloring! | 06:58 |
Tyrath_ | ackbahr: without coloring i get confused | 06:58 |
hlm | !pastebin | 06:58 |
ubottu | pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 06:58 |
ackbahr | Tyrath_: I'm a p**ck at programming, so even with coloring I get confused! | 06:58 |
constantine | rip_: I got this: lnx 10, 0, 15, 3 / Debug player: no | 06:59 |
B1OS | next step, secure my server | 06:59 |
Jewbacca | hi, on xchat when i write on perform LOAD -e finename, where exactly i need to put that file name? :p | 06:59 |
constantine | rip_: OS: Linux 2.6.27-11- / the rest are yes | 06:59 |
binarymutant | B10S, #apache might be better at that then here | 06:59 |
rip_ | constantine: ok, well the plugin that is executing flash in your browser is the same result as mine. but still no sound.... back to square one huh | 07:00 |
B1OS | there now :) | 07:00 |
constantine | rip_: yeah lol are you on intrepid? | 07:00 |
rip_ | constantine: yep | 07:00 |
constantine | rip_: now that IS weird | 07:00 |
wrinkliez | hey guys, I installed deluge, and all .torrent files were given an icon. but now i uninstalled deluge and the .torrent files still have the same icon. can i change that? | 07:00 |
constantine | rip_: I'm going to restart and come back | 07:01 |
rip_ | constantine: sounds like a plan hehe | 07:01 |
binarymutant | wrinkliez, I think it's an option in Nautilus | 07:01 |
hateball | wrinkliez: the icons *should* change if you associate the files with another program | 07:01 |
ScottG489 | Is there a way to separare different Buildins from each other in gkrellm? | 07:01 |
bemuse | yep | 07:01 |
wrinkliez | hateball: ive tried it, they automatically open with transmission now, but still have deluge icons. its weird | 07:01 |
bemuse | right click, properties, open with | 07:01 |
bemuse | o | 07:02 |
lovesai | hi all | 07:02 |
wrinkliez | any ideas? | 07:02 |
B1OS | still cant login to phpmyadmin though :/ | 07:02 |
rip_ | di.fm | 07:02 |
rip_ | doh, wrong window sorry room | 07:03 |
binarymutant | wrinkliez, what happens when you change your icon theme? | 07:03 |
bobbie4 | the ubuntu is my friend | 07:03 |
suigeneris | is this accectable in syslog.conf? *.=debug;local7.none /var/adm/critical / local7.debug /var/log/dhcpd.log | 07:04 |
wrinkliez | wait, i think i figured it out | 07:04 |
wrinkliez | thanks binarymutant :D | 07:04 |
binarymutant | np | 07:04 |
constantine | rip_: same thing no youtube sound | 07:05 |
blufade | help needed to setup tor+privoxy | 07:05 |
rip_ | constantine: .... check your volume mixer is the only other thing i can think of, some sound drivers have some weird sliders that magically reset themselves to zero. but if it works elsewhere.... *googles* | 07:06 |
xGeek | Do I have to install wpasupplicant int order to get my 8.04 server to connect to a WPA2 network? If not can you point me to an example /etc/network/interfaces file? | 07:06 |
binarymutant | xGeek, I think it's required for wpa | 07:07 |
xGeek | Well... My 8.10 clients connect right up. I'm just not sure where to begin with the server. | 07:07 |
xGeek | Tried setting up the interfaces file per norm and it didn't work. | 07:07 |
rip_ | constantine: you're not crazy, look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-695207.html | 07:07 |
xGeek | So.. I guess I need to plug in and poke around with wpasupplicant. | 07:08 |
binarymutant | xGeek, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WPAHowTo might help | 07:08 |
Myrth | that's annoying... 2 hours ago sound worked perfectly, then i left, came and now it just doesn't work! 8.10... | 07:08 |
suigeneris | is this accectable in syslog.conf? *.=debug;local7.none /var/adm/messages / local7.debug /var/log/dhcpd.log. what I want is to make dhcp log only to /var/log/dhcpd.log and not /var/log/messages | 07:08 |
Myrth | sound mixer doesn't show any problem | 07:09 |
blufade | suigeneris : try reinstalling sound modules ? | 07:10 |
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B10S | can you uninstall gnome-desktop without messing everything up, lose files etc? | 07:10 |
suigeneris | BlueEagle, sound? | 07:10 |
blufade | suigeneris : is your sound card intel hda ? | 07:10 |
binarymutant | B10S, ya its just a meta package | 07:10 |
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suigeneris | blufade, yes | 07:10 |
B10S | might have to get used to the command line :) | 07:11 |
blufade | suigeneris : ,try reinstalling the sound modules | 07:11 |
tweak66 | hi. i had a swap drive that was 2gb... i replaced with 250gb drive. i put a 2gb partition at the end of the drive. how do i mount it in fstab? | 07:11 |
ScottG489 | Is there a way to separare different Buildins from each other in gkrellm? | 07:11 |
blufade | suigeneris :, find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd | 07:12 |
binarymutant | ScottG489, with gkrellm everything is together I think | 07:12 |
blufade | try that on trerminal | 07:12 |
constantine | rip_: I looked up libflashsupport.so and don't have it, so I searched for it in synaptic, the nearest I could see was flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound so I'm trying that | 07:12 |
xGeek | binarymutant: I read that page earlier. It doesn't seem to be correct or complete? For instance it tells me to add wpa-driver madwifi to my interfaces file. I know I'm not using madwifi. I can't find decent documentation on this subject. | 07:13 |
ScottG489 | binarymutant: ok, do you know if I can separate things in conky? | 07:13 |
rip_ | constantine: alright, let me know the result | 07:13 |
binarymutant | ScottG489, you can, you just run separate instances | 07:13 |
xGeek | Or can I just replace madwifi with whatever module my card is using? Ugh. I might just hard wire the stupid thing until I get more time to deal with this. | 07:14 |
ScottG489 | binarymutant: ah, well actually I think i can run separate instances of gkr too | 07:14 |
rip_ | constantine: out of curiosity, what is listed when you do "dpkg -l | grep flash" | 07:14 |
ScottG489 | binarymutant: im not sure if they can be difference though | 07:14 |
suigeneris | blufade, http://pastebin.com/f575f5fa7 | 07:14 |
binarymutant | ScottG489, maybe, I know with conky you can use different configuration files but not sure with gkrellm | 07:14 |
drash | tweak66: add a line cfr. the below to your /etc/fstab:UUID=<get this via sudo blkid> none swap sw 0 0 | 07:15 |
ScottG489 | binarymutant: I'm trying them both out but I think im liking conky better. besides maybe the name :P | 07:16 |
blufade | suigeneris, lspci -v | less | 07:16 |
Jewbacca | hi, i have a .rar file, how can i extract it? | 07:16 |
binarymutant | xGeek, well if thats not documentation enough here's the doc for wpasupplicant itself http://hostap.epitest.fi/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?p=hostap.git;a=blob_plain;f=wpa_supplicant/README | 07:16 |
constantine | rip_: http://pastebin.com/d21f1bad5 | 07:16 |
tweak66 | Thanks drash, i will try this. :) | 07:16 |
devivi | English only? | 07:17 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, sudo apt-get install unrar | 07:17 |
Jewbacca | binarymutant, there is something unrar-free? whats that | 07:17 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, the free as in speech version of unrar | 07:17 |
Jewbacca | binarymutant, so which one should i get? | 07:18 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, unrar | 07:18 |
tgb | Help! | 07:18 |
suigeneris | blufade, http://paste.ubuntu.com/118738/ | 07:18 |
suigeneris | !help | tgb | 07:18 |
ubottu | tgb: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 07:18 |
tgb | First of all, is there a quick way to disable usplash on livecd boot? | 07:18 |
rip_ | constantine: now i know it probably doesnt mean anything (this has got me really scratching my head now) but adobe-flash plugin isn't installed on my box, though i doubt that will change anything. all i have is flashplugin-nonfree | 07:18 |
Jewbacca | i have another question, on xchat (not xchat-gnume) there is an option for me to load a txt file as perform, where do i need to put that file D:? | 07:18 |
tgb | My liveCD is freezing/rebooting on startup... attempting to diagnose. | 07:19 |
bzil | hello people | 07:19 |
rip_ | tgb: how much ram do you have on that box | 07:19 |
tgb | 2GB | 07:19 |
rip_ | tgb: nm :) | 07:19 |
tweak66 | drash, how do i tell if my swap is mounted after reboot | 07:19 |
tgb | I suspect it's a graphic card issue, but safe graphics mode has no effect. | 07:19 |
pepperjack | tgb: nosplash as a boot option in the initiall livecd menu | 07:19 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, ~/.xchat2/ somewhere in there probably | 07:19 |
blufade | suigeneris, what response do u get when u try test filkes from sound manager ? | 07:19 |
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blufade | files* | 07:20 |
constantine | rip_: how can I uninstall that? | 07:20 |
drash | tweak66: running "free -m" should report your swap space | 07:20 |
tgb | pepperjack... looking for that now... | 07:20 |
tweak66 | thanks drash! | 07:20 |
rip_ | constantine: find it in synaptic, just right click it and remove completely :) | 07:20 |
drash | tweak66: yw | 07:20 |
Jewbacca | binarymutant, does the file need to be .txt file? | 07:20 |
tgb | turned off quiet as well... let's see what happens | 07:20 |
suigeneris | blufade, I'm sorry why are we doing this? I didn't ask a sound question | 07:21 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, no clue | 07:21 |
rip_ | constantine: then dpkg -l | grep flash again to verify its gone | 07:21 |
blufade | suigeneris, system>preferences>sound then try any test file ,,, | 07:21 |
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blufade | suigeneris, oh....i thought u were having trouble with sound | 07:21 |
suigeneris | blufade, they work | 07:21 |
blufade | after applying latest updates | 07:22 |
tgb | Rebooted about 2 lines after cups was loaded... trying again | 07:22 |
suigeneris | blufade, I am, but I didn't ask a sound question today | 07:22 |
Jewbacca | binarymutant, i get this Unknown file type /home/ishai/.xchat2/perform. Maybe you need to install the Perl or Python plugin? | 07:22 |
Jewbacca | Usage: LOAD [-e] <file>, loads a plugin or script | 07:22 |
Netcowboy | I wonder can I have KDE with out touching my Gnome ? | 07:22 |
psufan | HY | 07:22 |
lolo | hi I seem to be having a problem with xorg.conf file - seems to be ignored - I have the openchrome driver specified in the file but when I do lshw -c display, I get Unclaimed | 07:22 |
tgb | see if it reboots in the same place | 07:22 |
lolo | can someone help? | 07:22 |
blufade | damn, it was somebody else..... | 07:23 |
binarymutant | Jewbacca, no clue sorry | 07:23 |
pepperjack | Netcowboy: yes just install the kubuntu-desktop or there is like a kubuntu-kde4-desktop for kde4 you just choose which you want at the login screen | 07:23 |
blufade | i'm terribly sorry | 07:23 |
kukuchopra | hi | 07:23 |
hlm | need help: I have no splash screen, and everything checks out to be quite fine pastebin:http://paste.ubuntu.com/118737/ | 07:23 |
kukuchopra | can i install vista after ubuntu? | 07:23 |
tgb | nope, crashed in a different place.. after hardware abstraction... | 07:23 |
binarymutant | kukuchopra, no recommended :) | 07:23 |
tgb | It's amazing this *$$@$%! machine boots windows... | 07:23 |
kukuchopra | i have 2 partitons | 07:23 |
Netcowboy | pepperjack, thanks , I'll try it | 07:23 |
binarymutant | not* | 07:23 |
hlm | kukuchopra, yes and no, you can but its highly recommended you dont | 07:24 |
pepperjack | kukuchopra: technically yes but vista will trash your bootloader. youll need to recover it afterwards | 07:24 |
rip_ | kukuchopra: yes, but its going to ruin your bootloader, just follow the instructions i'm pasting from ubbotu to get it back | 07:24 |
kukuchopra | how can i recover the bootloader? | 07:24 |
rip_ | !grub | kukuchopra | 07:24 |
tgb | One more try... | 07:24 |
ubottu | kukuchopra: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 07:24 |
hlm | need help: I have no splash screen, and everything checks out to be quite fine pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118737/ | 07:24 |
binarymutant | !patience | 07:24 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 07:24 |
JdGordon | does anyone know the gconf optoin to allow you to move windows above the top of the screen if you drag it with alt pressed? | 07:25 |
kukuchopra | and dude i have intel driver package how can i install it? | 07:25 |
tgb | It's about the same place, but it reboots too quickly... :( | 07:25 |
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tgb | Let me ask an entirely different question: | 07:25 |
psufan | can UBUNTU run off LISP? | 07:26 |
kukuchopra | my intel graphics= driver package | 07:26 |
binarymutant | psufan, no | 07:26 |
binarymutant | psufan, lisp can run off ubuntu :P | 07:26 |
hlm | need help: I have no splash screen, and everything checks out to be quite fine pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118737/ | 07:26 |
blufade | need help with tor+privoxy | 07:26 |
constantine | rip_: yeah I'm stumped too thanks for trying though.....my settings are the same as yours! maybe the only difference is my sound card - intel | 07:26 |
B10S | cp: omitting directory `/var/www/' what does that mean? | 07:26 |
binarymutant | B10S, you need the -r switch | 07:26 |
tgb | I have a Linux ext3 partition, non-ubuntu, that I'd like to boot from. It's in an external HD case, connected via USB. Does the LiveCD loader recognize USB drives? Should I be able to pass boot, root, and image parameters to it? | 07:27 |
binarymutant | B10S, err -R | 07:27 |
tweak66 | drash it's mounted properly thank you. only other question i have is when i created a blank ext3 partition there's a lost+found dir on it.. can i rm it? | 07:27 |
maple | exec /screen -d | 07:27 |
rip_ | constantine: so is mine lol | 07:27 |
rip_ | constantine: mine is intel ich5 | 07:27 |
tgb | (I'm doing the final dreaded conversion from Slackware to Ubuntu after 13 years.. I want to make sure I have a safety line and be able to go back in case something goes wrong) | 07:27 |
kukuchopra | guys how can i install the driver package it have no .deb? | 07:27 |
drash | tweak66: not sure you can, those are added to do recovery work i believe | 07:28 |
tweak66 | drash can it be hidden? or i'm stuck with it lol | 07:28 |
hlm | need help: I have no splash screen, and everything checks out to be quite fine pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118737/ | 07:28 |
rip_ | constantine: make a post on ubuntuforums about it, maybe somebody who is currently sleeping will have another idea? | 07:28 |
B10S | hmm i only wantted the contents of /var/www/ not the www dir itself | 07:29 |
drash | tweak66: that might be one of those sticky ones :) | 07:29 |
binarymutant | B10S, cp /var/www/* then | 07:29 |
B10S | thanks | 07:29 |
B10S | with -R ? | 07:29 |
kukuchopra | anyone? | 07:29 |
tweak66 | drash hehe okay thank you very much, serriously. :) | 07:29 |
Elda | Hmmm, just was able to get ahold of a web host which allows free ftp access and the like... anyone know of an easy to use/intuitive ftp program? | 07:29 |
binarymutant | B10S, uh...if there's any directories in /var/www yes, if not no | 07:30 |
B10S | thanks | 07:30 |
tgb | OK, alternate third question then: Is it possible to "Boot from second hard disk" from the Ubuntu liveCD boot menu? | 07:30 |
binarymutant | Elda, how about plain old ftp? | 07:30 |
Elda | ? | 07:31 |
xGeek | binarymutant: It's a little late and I'm working on a few different projects. That documentation worked like a charm after I had a smoke. Thanks. :) | 07:31 |
binarymutant | Elda, `ftp` in the terminal... | 07:31 |
drash | tweak66: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/8373 has the word on those lost+founds , very welcome | 07:31 |
constantine | rip_: sounds good, thanks for trying lol this is even weirder now that I know you have a similar system | 07:32 |
binarymutant | xGeek, smoking always helps :P | 07:32 |
Elda | Yeah.... I like a gui for such things >.< | 07:32 |
xGeek | It appears that wpa | 07:32 |
xGeek | oops... | 07:32 |
deepz | #opengl | 07:32 |
rip_ | constantine: sorry i couldn't be of more help, but yea, looks like we're running near identical setups... very odd. if you do make a post on ubuntuforums, send me a pm, username Veratyr9 so i can watch it, i'm just as curious as you now lol | 07:33 |
tgb | Alternate 4th question: Is it possible to boot to command console only (no X) from the LiveCD? | 07:33 |
binarymutant | Elda, well then how about using Nautilus for it? | 07:33 |
Flannel | tgb: No | 07:33 |
tgb | Flannel, thanks. | 07:33 |
Flannel | tgb: well, you can switch to a tty | 07:33 |
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tgb | Flannel, it doesn't boot that far... :( | 07:33 |
Flannel | tgb: You'll want to try the alternate CD then. | 07:33 |
binarymutant | Elda, Places->Connect to Server | 07:33 |
constantine | rip_: ok wiill do thank you | 07:33 |
rip_ | constantine: np | 07:34 |
B10S | rmdir with files inside? sorry i will google next time | 07:34 |
binarymutant | B10S, rm -rf | 07:34 |
binarymutant | B10S, careful with that command though :P | 07:35 |
tgb | ... frustrating.. oh well... Thankfully this isn't the machine I want to install Ubuntu on. I think I'll just give up for the night. | 07:35 |
B10S | :D | 07:35 |
mak_ | route conflict between local LAN and openvpn ?,,,,,,any idea any one | 07:36 |
hlm | need help, I have no ubuntu splash screen after a fresh install | 07:36 |
tweak66 | brash : My newly created partition doesn't give me the permission to write to it lol. how do i change the permission? | 07:36 |
binarymutant | hlm, whered you get the iso? | 07:37 |
rip_ | I'm setting up VirtualBox, and trying to install "Guest Additions" to control the mouse. Getting an error when installing from within virtualbox, and the apt-get package fails to install. Anybody have experience with setting up the mouse plugin in virtualbox? | 07:37 |
tweak66 | rip_ it should be included.. try installing from add/remove | 07:37 |
owen1 | what dm is used in xfce? | 07:37 |
binarymutant | owen1, anyone you want? | 07:38 |
mak_ | route conflict between local LAN and openvpn ?,,,,,,and openvpn service is interrupted | 07:38 |
owen1 | binarymutant: what do u mean? | 07:38 |
binarymutant | owen1, you can use any of them to log into xfce | 07:38 |
binarymutant | owen1, do you have xubuntu? | 07:38 |
owen1 | binarymutant: yes. | 07:39 |
drash | tweak66: how does your fstab look for that fresh partition ? | 07:39 |
binarymutant | owen1, I think by default it's gdm | 07:39 |
jkoltner | Quick question... does Ubuntu come with a command-line program that will let me grab a single image (or a segment of video) from a webcam? I can use programs like Cheese (using GStreamer for configuration) and they work fine, but I need something that I can script. | 07:39 |
tweak66 | drash : now that you mention it i never added it, that's the issue? | 07:39 |
AkaBkn | hello folks | 07:40 |
owen1 | binarymutant: ok. i'll google for it. i am trying to compare xfce to lxde (which uses openbox). | 07:40 |
AkaBkn | can someone help me? | 07:40 |
Gnea | jkoltner: not by default, but you can install it: camE | 07:40 |
jkoltner | Second question: Is it reasonably safe to let Synaptic access the Backports repositories? Or am I just asking for a less stable system that way? | 07:40 |
jkoltner | Gnea: Thanks, I'll check it out | 07:40 |
AkaBkn | my dhclient dosent put the ip from the router in the resolv.conf file... :/ | 07:40 |
Gnea | !helpme | AkaBkn | 07:40 |
ubottu | AkaBkn: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience | 07:40 |
binarymutant | owen1, login screens should be excluded because you can use any of them to log into the window manager | 07:40 |
owen1 | binarymutant: gdm is only the login screen, i think. | 07:40 |
drash | tweak66: might be, you can have it mounted manually if you like, much is possible :) .. but it's quite possible you mounted it read only right now | 07:41 |
bazhang | owen1, lxde is incredibly light in comparison | 07:41 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: what does it put there? | 07:41 |
owen1 | binarymutant: i am talking about window manager. | 07:41 |
binarymutant | owen1, sorry you've completely lost me :/ | 07:41 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: the official ips of the nameservers | 07:41 |
nbeebo | how to change /home ? | 07:41 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: are you sure that your router is running a dns server? | 07:41 |
owen1 | binarymutant: gdm is not a window manager. i think. | 07:41 |
binarymutant | owen1, what's dm mean? | 07:42 |
drash | owen1 xfwm4 is xubuntu's default window manager i believe | 07:42 |
binarymutant | owen1, your right, gdm is not a window manager | 07:42 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: yes, it was just perfect, till now... however, i have setup a bridge an so, later i deinstalled it, but it seems that i missed something | 07:42 |
owen1 | binarymutant: i want to compare xfce to lxde and the main element i assume, is window manager. | 07:42 |
owen1 | drash: thanks. do u know which one is lightwight - xfwm4 or openbox? | 07:43 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: ah, okay. i would suggest that you go through your router's configuration again with a fine-tooth comb and make sure that everything is setup right... most routers also allow you to backup your configuration parameters to a file. I usually do that in the event that I want to try something off-the-wall, like bridging. | 07:44 |
tweak66 | drash: i went to removable media under places to mount it? | 07:44 |
drash | owen1: openbox | 07:44 |
blufade | i get 503 error while trying to use tor+privoxy | 07:44 |
RJN | hi | 07:44 |
RJN | all | 07:44 |
blufade | plz help | 07:44 |
owen1 | drash: ok. i am trying to create a lightweight ubuntu, with desktop and icons etc. | 07:45 |
drash | tweak66: hang on for a second please | 07:45 |
tweak66 | drash: no problem thank you | 07:46 |
jkoltner | Second question: Is it reasonably safe to let Synaptic access the Backports repositories? Or am I just asking for a less stable system that way? | 07:46 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: i've got the problem with different router (one in school) and i didn't change anything on the router... i think the problem must occures on my machine... | 07:46 |
Deadboys | im trying to start my IRCd and im getting an error | 07:46 |
RJN | i have 2 PC which is running in the same network. So, can anyone tell me how to sync data between this 2 PC. i pc is running in ubuntu 6.06 server and another is running in ubuntu 8.04 desktop Pls help me. i'm new here | 07:46 |
Gnea | jkoltner: it's a gamble, to be sure, but I would say that it's not a problem more than 90% of the time | 07:46 |
Deadboys | MAXCONNECTIONS (5020) is higher than FD_SETSIZE (1024) | 07:46 |
jkoltner | Thanks Gnea | 07:46 |
Flannel | jkoltner: Backports aren't tested to the degree that the regular packages are tested. But they're not dangerous, just less tested with the rest of the software versions from the older release | 07:46 |
Deadboys | i changed the FD_SETSIZe | 07:46 |
Deadboys | and its not recognizing | 07:47 |
Deadboys | upon doing ulimit -n it shows 5020 what is the problem | 07:47 |
drash | owen1: yes i see, like bazhang already answered, lxde is very lightweight | 07:47 |
RJN | anyone out there | 07:47 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: if you change your /etc/resolv.conf to use the ip of the router as the dns server, does it work? | 07:47 |
nbeebo | how to change /home ? | 07:47 |
RJN | i have 2 PC which is running in the same network. So, can anyone tell me how to sync data between this 2 PC. i pc is running in ubuntu 6.06 server and another is running in ubuntu 8.04 desktop. | 07:47 |
binarymutant | RJN, I am :/ | 07:47 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: actually it does :) | 07:48 |
nbeebo | i made fresh install i thought i had my 450 gp partiton the home but i guess i didnt, how to change from /'s home to /home | 07:48 |
binarymutant | RJN, try ssh, to answer your original question | 07:48 |
Deadboys | can anyone help me change my FD_SETSIZE | 07:48 |
owen1 | drash: yeah. but it's not as pretty as xfce. at least the default. i guess that's the price u pay.. | 07:48 |
rip_ | renaming a file in terminal | 07:48 |
Deadboys | i edited typesizes.h | 07:48 |
rip_ | wrong window | 07:48 |
RJN | but how.... | 07:48 |
binarymutant | RJN, how...to install it? or use it? | 07:49 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: you should be able to keep it there, and edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf to ensure that it does not overwrite your resolv.conf in the event of a lease renew | 07:49 |
RJN | use it | 07:50 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: but i've i change my location i need to reconfig it? so i like to have it like befor | 07:50 |
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vigo | RJN: I think cp would do it, but I also think that you are asking for a sync, let me look into that. | 07:50 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: you'll need to write your own script for that, then | 07:50 |
drash | owen1: that's always going to be subjective .. personally i dislike panels and have removed all of them in xfce (that lightens things up pretty nice as a bonus) ... i guess once you're in lxde you can tweak at will | 07:50 |
RJN | ok | 07:50 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: or... | 07:51 |
binarymutant | RJN, scp <file> <user>@<ip>:/home/<user>/<folder> | 07:51 |
RJN | ok | 07:51 |
RJN | wait | 07:51 |
Gnea | AkaBkn: iirc, NetworkManager has the ability to use different profiles - you might be able to use a static dns server with it | 07:51 |
binarymutant | RJN, here's an ex. scp filename.txt binarymutant@192.168.1.96:/home/binarymutant/ | 07:52 |
kingsley | How do you install java on 8.04? | 07:52 |
Gnea | !java | kingsley | 07:52 |
ubottu | kingsley: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository | 07:52 |
kingsley | Gnea: Thanks. | 07:53 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: thx | 07:53 |
owen1 | drash: i agree. i swiched to dwm. | 07:53 |
drash | tweak66: still working on getting your drive issue fixed ? If so, could you provide a paste of your present /etc/fstab ? We can take it from there ... | 07:53 |
kingsley | !flash | kingsley | 07:54 |
ubottu | kingsley, please see my private message | 07:54 |
vigo | RJN: this thread covers it, sorta, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=136257&highlight=sync+data | 07:54 |
Deadboys | can anyone help me change my FD_SETSIZE , ive already edited typesizes.h | 07:55 |
BattleStarJesus | what is the general discussion channel? | 07:55 |
bazhang | #ubuntu-offtopic | 07:56 |
RJN | RJN, scp <file> <user>@<ip>:/home/<user>/<folder> ...... i want to sync a folder which contains about 35GB | 07:56 |
vigo | RJN: this one also explains it, Samba looks like the needed thing. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605&highlight=sync+data | 07:56 |
binarymutant | RJN, when you mean sync are you meaning stayed synced? | 07:56 |
tweak66 | drash : http://pastebin.com/d475a31d6 | 07:57 |
Wille_eee | is it possible to run a command so that the system will clean up it self and repair errors? | 07:58 |
drash | tweak66: looking into it, reporting back in a few | 07:58 |
RJN | i means this commands need to be working everyday | 07:58 |
Deadboys | Can someone please help me with FD_SETSIZE | 07:58 |
tweak66 | thanks drash | 07:58 |
vigo | binarymutant: good call, I missed that one | 07:59 |
skate2 | what does 'sudo su' do? | 07:59 |
binarymutant | RJN, scp -R folder/containing36GB <user>@<ip>:/home/<user>/folder/containing35GB | 07:59 |
skate2 | is it just the same thing as sudo -i? | 07:59 |
RJN | ok now ..... my source pc is 192.168.89.55 and my destination pc is 192.168.89.100 | 07:59 |
binarymutant | RJN, ... scp -R folder/ rjn@192.168.89.100:/home/rjn/ | 08:00 |
RJN | skate2, sudo su can be used to login as 'root'. | 08:01 |
kukuchopra | after intalling ubuntu i deleted my windows folders | 08:01 |
lstarnes | skate2: I think sudo -i is more secure | 08:01 |
RJN | both also same | 08:01 |
AkaBkn | Gnea: how can i see if there are still configured bridges on my machine? | 08:01 |
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CuZa | /QUOTE PASS 16885 | 08:03 |
Sonorous|2 | anyone on a macbook pro? | 08:03 |
RJN | RJN, ... scp -R folder/ rjn@192.168.89.100:/home/rjn ...... this command i need to my source rite | 08:03 |
drash | tweak66: did you try adding "defaults" to your /line ? defaults,relatime,errors=remount-ro ... i believe that will make it rw | 08:03 |
binarymutant | RJN, are you on the machine with the 35GB folder or is it the remote? | 08:03 |
RJN | the remote ..... i need to copy it to my machine | 08:04 |
RJN | and the sync need to run everyday | 08:04 |
binarymutant | RJN, scp -R rjn@<ip>:/home/rjn/folder . | 08:05 |
tweak66 | drash: then reboot? | 08:05 |
binarymutant | RJN, you can use cron to do it everyday | 08:05 |
RJN | the cron ..... i got the solution | 08:05 |
drash | tweak66: correct .. gotta go to work, goodluck | 08:05 |
RJN | the ip is it my machine or the XPC machine | 08:05 |
tweak66 | thanks drash! :) | 08:06 |
binarymutant | RJN, in the last example it would be your remote | 08:06 |
RJN | my machine is 192.168.89.100 and my XPC is 192.168.89.55 | 08:06 |
binarymutant | RJN its always the remote | 08:06 |
RJN | ok let me try it | 08:06 |
constantine | how do you download a script and run it? | 08:07 |
binarymutant | constantine, ? | 08:07 |
binarymutant | constantine, ./script | 08:07 |
Xrm123 | hey, i'm having trouble installing a ps2 eyetoy on my ubuntu machine, anyone have any experience getting that to work? | 08:08 |
binarymutant | constantine, it really depends on the script | 08:08 |
constantine | bash alsa-info.sh | 08:08 |
binarymutant | constantine, ./alsa-info.sh works | 08:08 |
punkrockguy318 | I was attempting to fix my GRUB bootloader but I beleive I ran setup (hd0,0) on my Vista partition. Did this destroy my vista partition? Is there anyway I can fix this error? When I boot my vista partition, the grub bootloader just loads again | 08:10 |
binarymutant | constantine, `bash alsa-info.sh` works too :P | 08:10 |
kukuchopra | my Package requirements (xorg-server xproto fontsproto ) donot meet helo.. | 08:10 |
spirited | hola | 08:11 |
binarymutant | !es | 08:11 |
ubottu | En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 08:11 |
constantine | binarymutant: tried those in terminal and it didnt' work | 08:11 |
ronin_ | Anyone know why ubuntu keeps shutting my laptop down with a few beeps? no warning no message no explanation when i boot back up again. | 08:11 |
kukuchopra | some body ---------- Package requirements (xorg-server xproto fontsproto ) were not met | 08:11 |
binarymutant | constantine, whats the error? | 08:11 |
constantine | no such file or directory | 08:11 |
binarymutant | constantine, well you have to have the script to run it :P | 08:12 |
kukuchopra | anyone has intel graphics on ubuntu? | 08:12 |
Ezra_ | Can someone help me get Kubuntu updating? | 08:12 |
binarymutant | Ezra_, sudo apt-get update | 08:12 |
binarymutant | Ezra_, and then sudo apt-get upgrade | 08:13 |
tweak66 | anyone know the sudo apt-get for xorg-server? | 08:13 |
binarymutant | tweak66, sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg | 08:13 |
kukuchopra | sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg : i get error | 08:14 |
binarymutant | kukuchopra, whats the error? | 08:14 |
spirited | trying to install netbeans and trying to follow the directions but not sure what I am doing wrong; it says to = chmod +x ./<installer-file-name>, so I do chmod +x ./netbeans-6.5-ml-linux.sh and it simply returns a prompt but nothing happens. | 08:14 |
Ezra_ | wow... lagg | 08:14 |
spirited | Anyone? | 08:14 |
Ezra_ | omg wtf | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | here is the output | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | blitz@blitz-desktop:~/Documents/xf86-video-intel-2.6.0$ sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | Reading package lists... Done | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | Building dependency tree | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | Reading state information... Done | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | xserver-xorg is already the newest version. | 08:14 |
kukuchopra | The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: | 08:14 |
FloodBot2 | kukuchopra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 08:14 |
karan | wow | 08:14 |
tweak66 | thanks binarymutant :) | 08:14 |
karan | pastie sites please | 08:14 |
RJN | binarymutant, is came as illegal option | 08:15 |
binarymutant | RJN, huh? | 08:15 |
kukuchopra | plz reply me | 08:15 |
kukuchopra | i pasted the output | 08:15 |
binarymutant | kukuchopra, use pastebin | 08:15 |
punkrockguy318 | found solution to my problem: i need to reinstall the vista bootloader to that partition: http://www.vistax64.com/vista-general/26152-reinstalling-vista-bootloader.html in case anyone searching the logs has my problem | 08:15 |
RJN | its says that illegal option -R | 08:16 |
hbekel | spirited: no output usually means success | 08:16 |
binarymutant | RJN, try -r I get them mixed up all the time | 08:16 |
nsp_cli | hey all; i have a random apt package question | 08:16 |
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nsp_cli | how long does it take for a change to end up in the ubuntu repository? | 08:16 |
spirited | hbekel: hmmmm ok let me read what to do next. | 08:16 |
RJN | Connection refused | 08:17 |
RJN | lost connection | 08:17 |
nsp_cli | i'm looking at this bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tomboy/+bug/314516), in particular | 08:17 |
RJN | this is the error | 08:17 |
skoenman | hey guys have any of you had dealings with vpslink before???? | 08:17 |
nsp_cli | and wondering when the netinst package will no longer have a conflict | 08:17 |
binarymutant | RJN, you need to install openssh-server on both computers | 08:17 |
spirited | hbekel: this is the site http://www.netbeans.org/community/releases/65/install.html | 08:17 |
RJN | the commands pls | 08:17 |
* spirited looks very confused. | 08:18 | |
binarymutant | RJN, sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 08:18 |
RJN | ok done | 08:18 |
RJN | thanks | 08:18 |
OMGITZTEHRICE | is there a basic app/folder launching dock thingy for unbuntu? | 08:18 |
skoenman | hey guys have any of you had dealings with vpslink before???? | 08:18 |
optraz | hi, i have my own packages installe in ubuntu, when upgrade from hardy to ibex, it complaint. how do we proceed in such a case? | 08:19 |
kukuchopra | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9blitz@blitz-desktop:~/Documents/xf86-video-intel-2.6.0$ sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done xserver-xorg is already the newest version. The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: linux-headers-2.6.27-7 linux-headers-2.6.27-7-generic Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 t | 08:19 |
binarymutant | optraz, proceed with backup? | 08:20 |
optraz | binarymutant: NO, i mean how is upgrade possible | 08:20 |
binarymutant | optraz, nah dist-upgrade will leave local alone | 08:20 |
optraz | binarymutant: are you sure? | 08:20 |
FoxBlitzz | kukuchopra: Your message was cut off. Please use this site: http://paste.ubuntu.com | 08:20 |
binarymutant | optraz, if your scared then backup | 08:21 |
spirited | omg it says to choose the tools to install. perform the following steps at the Welcome page of the installation wizard, which of course I see none. | 08:21 |
optraz | binarymutant: it is not scared, it is it failed during upgrade. | 08:21 |
spirited | that command was supposed to make the installer files executables. | 08:21 |
constantine | what do I do with this script to get it to work? : http://git.alsa-project.org/?p=alsa-driver.git;a=blob_plain;f=utils/alsa-info.sh | 08:22 |
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binarymutant | optraz, you've totally lost me, restate the question please | 08:22 |
binarymutant | constantine, save it then chmod +x it and then ./it | 08:23 |
hbekel | spirited: you need to run that install script, too | 08:23 |
optraz | binarymutant, i have my own packages installe in ubuntu, when upgrade from hardy to ibex, it complaint. how do we proceed in such a case? | 08:23 |
spirited | hbekel: I don't see an install script. Is that what was made, if so would it be in the same dir? | 08:24 |
binarymutant | optraz, you have your own packages in packages.ubuntu.com ? or you installed some debs that weren't in the repo? | 08:24 |
constantine | binarymutant: I have no idea what that means lol save it where it won't even let me save it and I don't know what chmod or ./ is | 08:25 |
optraz | binarymutant: i have build my own package, deb. | 08:25 |
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RJN | ok its done | 08:25 |
binarymutant | optraz, save the debs somewhere else (backup) and then reinstall them when the installation is complete | 08:25 |
RJN | both of my machine have it | 08:26 |
RJN | the openssh-server | 08:26 |
binarymutant | constantine, are you using firefox? | 08:26 |
optraz | binarymutant: that was what i done in previous upgrade to hardy and that proove not efficient. | 08:26 |
rip_ | Trying to set up VirtualBox. Having issues with the mouse. Says I need to install "Guest Additions" which fails to install through VirtualBox, and also fails when installed via Synaptic. anybody have experience with this | 08:26 |
constantine | binarymutant: yes I am, das ist der meister | 08:26 |
binarymutant | optraz, that's as efficient as it gets | 08:27 |
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LogicFan | rick_, what kind of problems? guest additions are usually installed through virtualbox while running the guest OS | 08:27 |
hbekel | spirited: chmod +x sets the executable bit on a file, it doesn't execute it | 08:27 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | binarymutant, its already installed | 08:27 |
optraz | well, not in my opinion, is there a better way? | 08:27 |
spirited | hbekel: so chmod made that same file an executable? | 08:27 |
optraz | spirited: yes | 08:28 |
binarymutant | constantine, open that link you gave, File->Save as.. then open a terminal and `chmod +x alsa-info.sh` and then `./alsa-info.sh` you have to do this in the folder you saved it to | 08:28 |
spirited | hah! | 08:28 |
rip_ | LogicFan: im just in the windows installer, does everybody just do it without the mouse? | 08:28 |
lolo | hi I'm really at my wits end here - my monitor is not being detected properly by xorg - its a samsung 740bf and only showing a 800x600 | 08:28 |
spirited | ok I never would have expected that, thanks. | 08:28 |
lolo | can someone help pls | 08:28 |
bony | what are the ways to add a title to a video? i tried out kino lives but its not working | 08:28 |
spirited | hbekel: thanks | 08:28 |
LogicFan | rip_, you should have mouse support | 08:28 |
Geoffrey2 | hey folks...is there a channel in here for CUPS? | 08:28 |
LogicFan | guest additions just add extra features | 08:28 |
rip_ | constantine: you dont have the also drivers installed? I thought they came installed by default (read a part of what was going on earlier, i was afk) | 08:29 |
lolo | anyone pls? | 08:29 |
spirited | hbekel: Ok where should I install most of these things like netbeans? In Vista Im used to installing in program files or off of the C: | 08:29 |
spirited | C:\ drive. | 08:29 |
binarymutant | lolo | ask | 08:29 |
constantine | rio_I do I think, this is just a bug reporting script | 08:29 |
rip_ | LogicFan: no mouse support, says: "note that mouse integration feature requires guest additions to be installed in the guest os" | 08:29 |
binarymutant | heh forgot the ! | 08:30 |
rip_ | constantine: ah | 08:30 |
Geoffrey2 | I have a printer hooked up to a print server, which is itself plugged into a wireless router...I need to find how to make CUPS detect the printer | 08:30 |
optraz | binarymutant: so you just guess answering ? | 08:30 |
bobbie4 | I like ubuntu and it treats me just fine | 08:30 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | binarymutant, are you ther | 08:30 |
LogicFan | rip_, it just means seemless integration | 08:30 |
lolo | I have a problem with a samsung 740bf lcd monitor - only showing 800x600 | 08:30 |
LogicFan | e.g. moving in and out of the virtual machine without having to capture and release your mouse/keyboard everytime | 08:30 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | lolo..... try to reinstall your display driver | 08:31 |
rip_ | LogicFan: ooohhh ok. well then i switch my question to "why doesnt my mouse work in virtualbox" :) lol | 08:31 |
LogicFan | rip_, yeah, thats the problem | 08:31 |
LogicFan | rip_, how is your mouse plugged in? | 08:31 |
lolo | Lor | 08:31 |
binarymutant | optraz, no, if those debs are not in the repo then the best way to dist-upgrade would be to reinstall them afterwards | 08:31 |
rip_ | LogicFan: usb | 08:31 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | or go to preferences - monitor settings | 08:31 |
LogicFan | wired? | 08:32 |
lolo | LoRdRapTuReZ, I am using the openchrome driver | 08:32 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | lolo go to preferences - monitor settings | 08:32 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | lolo look on the settings at ther | 08:32 |
rip_ | LogicFan: no wait, i take that back, its ps/2 and yes wired, with a usb to ps/2 adaptor.... wow im still running this kvm setup though there isnt a kvm, just realized that | 08:32 |
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binarymutant | LoRdRapTuReZ, I'm here | 08:32 |
constantine | binarymutant: Error stating file '/home/constantine/Pictures/utils': No such file or directory | 08:32 |
optraz | binarymutant: remove, install back too much hassle, imaagine you have to do every 6 months! i have more packages coming currently at 20 | 08:32 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | binarymutant, its already installed | 08:32 |
spirited | Guys where are you supposed to install things in Linux? For example in windows most things go in Program Files by default or C: or whatever. | 08:32 |
binarymutant | LoRdRapTuReZ, what's installed? | 08:33 |
tweak66 | hi. i just installed a new drive and formatted it to ext3. when i try to copy files to it i get this error : The folder "Video" cannot be copied because you do not have permissions to create it in the destination. | 08:33 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | openssh | 08:33 |
binarymutant | optraz, you dont need to remove them | 08:33 |
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LogicFan | rip_, i would plug your mouse directly into your host machine, delete the VM and then re-create it | 08:33 |
binarymutant | optraz, why dont you get these packages into Ubuntu's repo? | 08:33 |
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binarymutant | constantine, I dont understand what your saying | 08:33 |
hbekel | spirited: third party software that doesn't map to the FHS usually goes into /opt. Are you sure there is no netbeans pkg in the repos you can install via apt-get? | 08:34 |
optraz | binarymutant: if not remove them, else the upgrade wont work | 08:34 |
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constantine | binarymutant: it won't let me save the script | 08:34 |
optraz | binarymutant: cause that is for personal usage | 08:34 |
binarymutant | optraz, dist-upgrade will work even if you don't remove them | 08:34 |
optraz | binarymutant: answer the questions, how cna the upgrade be possible in that case. | 08:34 |
binarymutant | optraz, what error do you get? | 08:34 |
binarymutant | !patience | 08:35 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 08:35 |
arquebus | spirited: you dont install like that in linux, things go in different places, it just depends | 08:35 |
ratbox | Hi there, what's the best version of ubuntu for a 486DX4-75mhz? I've no cd-rom, and only 19MB or RAM.., can Ubuntu do anything for me? | 08:35 |
lolo | LoRdRapTuReZ, sorry I was in xubuntu - got into gnome again | 08:35 |
binarymutant | constantine, open the link, File->Save as | 08:35 |
LogicFan | ratbox, i wouldn't try ubuntu. stick to something optimized for those specs like damn small linux or puppy linux | 08:35 |
optraz | binarymutant: dont hve with me now | 08:35 |
newmember | I just got punted from my ubuntu 8.04 server and I can't log back in with putty. I can log in from the server itsself using the same user etc. I restarted ssh server. but no luck. How to I troiuble shoot this? | 08:35 |
lolo | screen says 'unknown' | 08:36 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | spirited, its all in etc inside the file system | 08:36 |
ratbox | even a server install?? | 08:36 |
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constantine | binarymutant: I'm trying that, but i got that strange error | 08:36 |
binarymutant | optraz, your not making sense sorry | 08:36 |
spirited | arquebus: Ok this is netbeans but it is giving me a choice. | 08:36 |
binarymutant | constantine, whats the error in File-> Save as ? | 08:36 |
spirited | It wants to default to /home/todd/netbeans-6.5 | 08:36 |
lolo | what can I do? | 08:36 |
rip_ | !slax | 08:36 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about slax | 08:36 |
LogicFan | ratbox, what kind of server? | 08:37 |
dmphotography | Can a folder and it's files have multiple owners? | 08:37 |
spirited | just do it? | 08:37 |
arquebus | spirited- are you intalling netbeans from aptitude or are you using a deb file? | 08:37 |
lianimator | who should be the owner of /tmp and what mod? | 08:37 |
optraz | which file that get install when we do the upgrade? | 08:37 |
constantine | binarymutant: The folder contents could not be displayed (and beneath that:) Error stating file '/etc/utils': No such file or directory | 08:37 |
spirited | its that .sh file I downloaded. | 08:37 |
rip_ | ratbox: if you cant get 2 network cards in it you can turn it into an overpowered router with smoothwall :) | 08:37 |
ratbox | Well, I meant a ubuntu server install, though I might use this a web server... | 08:37 |
rip_ | can* | 08:37 |
binarymutant | constantine, save it to your desktop | 08:37 |
arquebus | spirited-netbeans is in the repos, just install it from aptititude | 08:38 |
spirited | and did chmod on to turn into an executable. | 08:38 |
ratbox | OOOOH, ethernet to dial-up and serial net server!!!! | 08:38 |
ratbox | and she's got to dual-boot with Windows 3.1.... | 08:38 |
rip_ | ratbox: smoothwall > .... whatever its competition is :) | 08:38 |
dmphotography | Anyone? Can a folder and it's files have multiple owners? | 08:38 |
LogicFan | ratbox, even the ubuntu alternate install requires more memory than those specs | 08:38 |
spirited | oh lord I don't even know what aptititude is.. | 08:39 |
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nightrid3r | dmphotography no | 08:39 |
dmphotography | nightrid3r: Thank you. | 08:39 |
B10S | http://wiki.cihar.com/pma/ubuntu | 08:39 |
rww | dmphotography: no. the normal thing to do would be to make a group with multiple users in it and assign the file to the group | 08:39 |
spirited | or what you mean by its in repos | 08:39 |
noogie | #counter-server on gamesnet.net | 08:39 |
ratbox | damn, she runs blueflops ooff of two floppy disks to RAM.... | 08:39 |
ratbox | I check out smoothwall, too, though... | 08:39 |
constantine | binarymutant: ok I got it, now how do I chgmod and ./ ? | 08:39 |
newmember | ratbox: pfsense is alternative to smoothwall | 08:39 |
dmphotography | rww: Thank you! | 08:39 |
LogicFan | i would stick to something optimized for those specs, if you need server and it sounds like you're familiar/comfortable with the commandline anyway, might as well install a BSD or use a server-purpose specific distro like smoothwall | 08:39 |
arquebus | spirited-repositories, you should install everything from aptitude, just go into system>install packages | 08:39 |
arquebus | spirited, you can screw things up in ubuntu by installing stuff not in the repos | 08:40 |
LogicFan | ratbox, or m0n0wall | 08:40 |
rip_ | LogicFan: mouse plugged directly into usb, deleted and recreated the vbox, same result :-/ | 08:40 |
constantine | btw you guys are really doing great on here I never would have gotten this far without this channel | 08:40 |
prince_jammys | lianimator: owner should be root, mode should be 7777 | 08:40 |
noogie | All: has anyone ever setup a counterstrike game server on ubuntu? | 08:40 |
binarymutant | constantine, open a terminal, `cd ~/Desktop`, `chmod +x alsa-info.sh` `./alsa-info.sh` | 08:40 |
spirited | Ok good however there is no system>install packages. | 08:40 |
lolo | hello can someone help with my problem - I can't get my display to be 1024x768 - I have a samsung 740bf lcd monitor | 08:40 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | binarymutant, are you ther | 08:41 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | waiting for you | 08:41 |
spirited | There is applications>Add/Remove | 08:41 |
binarymutant | LoRdRapTuReZ, I don't think you've asked me a question... | 08:41 |
LogicFan | rip_, sorry, my advice runs out here. google or virtualbox forums probably be your best bet | 08:41 |
arquebus | spirited, Im in windows, I cant remember, its in the preferences menu or something | 08:41 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | i need a guideness | 08:41 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | binarymutant, | 08:41 |
myownserver | oh | 08:41 |
rip_ | LogicFan: actually, it just started work,ing, i think i found a minor bug, after i checked the "dont ask me again" box it works. apparently the "start capturing" button does nothing | 08:41 |
binarymutant | LoRdRapTuReZ, are you RJN? | 08:41 |
Dartel | Evening / Morning All | 08:42 |
arquebus | spirited, ok that should work | 08:42 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | yup | 08:42 |
LogicFan | rip_, nice :) | 08:42 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | me is RJN | 08:42 |
binarymutant | the name change would be confusing just so you know | 08:42 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | oo ok | 08:42 |
spirited | does anyone else know what he is talking about?:) | 08:42 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | sorry for that | 08:42 |
tweak66 | where is my /mnt/sdx? | 08:42 |
Dartel | Is there any reason why Linux will mount one USB Flash drive but not another? | 08:42 |
binarymutant | LoRdRapTuReZ, `scp -r rjn@192.168.1.96:/home/rjn/folder .` | 08:42 |
arquebus | does anyone know where to find aptitude? | 08:43 |
constantine | binarymutant: you rock thanks a lot! | 08:43 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | izzit from my machine or the XPC | 08:43 |
rww | spirited: System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager | 08:43 |
binarymutant | constantine, glad that worked | 08:43 |
arquebus | thanks rww | 08:43 |
rww | arquebus: aptitude is a command-line application. it's not in gnome-menu | 08:43 |
spirited | Ok thanks looking into it. | 08:43 |
lolo | hello can someone help with my problem pls - I can't get my display to be 1024x768 - I have a samsung 740bf lcd monitor | 08:43 |
noogie | Anyone: whats the best multiplayer game on linux right now??? | 08:43 |
arquebus | rww-ok, I thought the commandline was apt-getr | 08:44 |
nightrid3r | lolo what video card | 08:44 |
LogicFan | noogie, define best | 08:44 |
ratbox | Well smoothwall wants too much of my little AT&T, but it's great for my caching servers... | 08:44 |
noogie | logicfan: in your opinion | 08:44 |
prince_jammys | lianimator: sorry, mode should be 1777 | 08:44 |
LogicFan | what kind of multiplayer game? | 08:44 |
LogicFan | mmorpg? fps? | 08:44 |
lolo | nightrid3r, openchrome driver - using via chip | 08:45 |
noogie | logicfan, either one of those actully, thos two are my fav | 08:45 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | nope | 08:45 |
LoRdRapTuReZ | its cant work | 08:45 |
binarymutant | noogie, its hard to answer an opinion | 08:45 |
arquebus | noogie- sauerbraten or urban terror | 08:45 |
LogicFan | well, the most popular mmorpg (WoW) works perfectly with linux using wine | 08:45 |
binarymutant | noogie, Open Arena | 08:45 |
noogie | binarymutant: i guess, what game is most like Counterstrike | 08:46 |
spirited | ha! ok... I think I'm getting it. | 08:46 |
binarymutant | noogie, urban terror | 08:46 |
spirited | I will try to tell you if/before my system explodes which I don't think will happen.:) | 08:46 |
nightrid3r | lolo can you chan it with system -- preferences -- screen resolution | 08:46 |
Dartel | Is there any reason why Linux will mount one USB Flash drive but not another? One is a very cheap 16 gig verbatim (Works), Other is a 4 Gig Lexar (wont Mount) and it has all my personal stuff on it from when I was using windoze | 08:46 |
noogie | binarymutant: im gonna check it out, ty | 08:46 |
hbekel | noogie: assaultcube is nice, too | 08:47 |
noogie | hbekel: ty, ill check that out also | 08:47 |
ratbox | Just downloaded smoothwall-express-3.0 for the caching server, the 486 lappie needs something else, though... | 08:47 |
spirited | so I can delete that netbeans.sh file? | 08:47 |
LogicFan | off to bed, night all | 08:47 |
lolo | nightrid3r, no - screen is not identified | 08:47 |
spirited | night LogicFan | 08:48 |
arquebus | spirited- yes, dont try and install anything in ubuntu outside of the package manager | 08:48 |
noogie | binarymutant: is there an apt-get command for urban terro | 08:48 |
ratbox | ...anyways, thanks so much for the smoothwall suggestion Logic... | 08:48 |
lolo | nightrid3r, only shows 800x600 and 640x480 | 08:48 |
nightrid3r | lolo ok let me check something | 08:48 |
ratbox | night LogicFan | 08:48 |
binarymutant | noogie, there are some license issues with it so no | 08:48 |
ratbox | brb | 08:49 |
noogie | binarymutant: meaning its not free? | 08:49 |
binarymutant | noogie, it's free as in beer but not free as in speech | 08:49 |
spirited | arquebus: Ok for example I was using firefox to look for apps I needed, found them and downloaded them and then clicked on them to install... they were .deb files <--- so that is a no no? | 08:49 |
noogie | binarymutant: hmm...i have yet to understand | 08:50 |
Schalken | !bluetooth | 08:50 |
ubottu | For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup | 08:50 |
arquebus | spirited- a few deb file installs are ok, but pretty much anything in linux you will find already in the ubuntu repos that you install with the package manager | 08:50 |
nightrid3r | lolo https://wiki.ubuntu.com/800x600%20video%20mode check the monitor mode and screen sections | 08:50 |
K-Rich | arquebus: don't forget checkinstall | 08:50 |
binarymutant | noogie, its free as in it costs nothing, but it's proprietary | 08:50 |
arquebus | K-Rich-never heard of it | 08:51 |
noogie | binarymutant: i c, only their team can work on the source? | 08:51 |
spirited | So what is the differance between add/remove and Synaptic Package Manager? | 08:51 |
binarymutant | noogie, right | 08:51 |
ratbox | back | 08:51 |
arquebus | spirited- add/remove just has some commonly used apps for easy install, there is no difference really | 08:51 |
spirited | It seems like two things that do the same things. | 08:51 |
spirited | Oh ic. | 08:52 |
K-Rich | arquebus: it makes debs from sources 'sudo make && sudo make checkinstall' creates a deb to install rather than a 'sudo make install' | 08:52 |
noogie | synaptics requires root pass? | 08:52 |
spirited | Well I have to admit so far I really like Ubuntu. | 08:52 |
binarymutant | noogie, ya | 08:52 |
arquebus | K-Rich-ok, thx, didnt know that | 08:52 |
ratbox | had to get some heat it's 48^F in here... | 08:52 |
ratbox | damnit, need to check on smoothwall, brb | 08:53 |
spirited | So I could find and install Wine in the same way using Synaptic Package Manager? | 08:53 |
Dartel | Is there any reason why Linux will mount one USB Flash drive but not another? One is a very cheap 16 gig verbatim (Works), Other is a 4 Gig Lexar (wont Mount) and it has all my personal stuff on it from when I was using windoze | 08:53 |
arquebus | spirited: yes | 08:53 |
Flannel | spirited: Yep | 08:53 |
spirited | ha! | 08:53 |
Flannel | !wine | spirited | 08:53 |
ubottu | spirited: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help | 08:53 |
binarymutant | Dartel, probably a filesystem problem | 08:53 |
K-Rich | arquebus: http://www.asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/ makes it easyer to install packages not in repos | 08:53 |
Flannel | spirited: That wiki page will run you through some steps you have to do to use wine after you install it | 08:53 |
ikonia | Dartel: it's called "windows" | 08:53 |
CC40 | Ciao | 08:54 |
ikonia | Dartel: sometimes drive won't mount if the disk label contains special chars, what is the disk label on it ? | 08:54 |
Flannel | !checkinstall | K-Rich, arquebus | 08:54 |
Dartel | Any suggestions on a fix? | 08:54 |
ubottu | K-Rich, arquebus: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running! | 08:54 |
arquebus | K-Rich: thanks, that could come in handly, I like to install a lot of obscure stuff | 08:54 |
binarymutant | Dartel, reformat it to use ext3 | 08:54 |
K-Rich | arquebus: same here | 08:54 |
Dartel | I forget, and it just shows USB Drive, But I concidered this tried to rename it and got error not supported by backend or something | 08:55 |
Dartel | I have my Life history in resume's on it I cant format | 08:55 |
binarymutant | Dartel, it probably uses ntfs, back it up on a different computer and then reformat it, etc | 08:56 |
ikonia | Dartel: what file system is on it ? | 08:56 |
ikonia | Dartel: have you tried to manually mount it ? | 08:56 |
Dartel | Will try, soon as I can get access to another system TY | 08:56 |
chronographer | anyone have an ipod classic? if so how do you manage it from Ubuntu? | 08:56 |
Dartel | I do not know how | 08:56 |
ikonia | Dartel: you dont need access to another system yet | 08:56 |
ikonia | Dartel: ok - no problem, lets see if we can find it | 08:56 |
ikonia | Dartel: remove your usb device from your system | 08:57 |
ikonia | Dartel: open an applicaton terminal window from the "applications -> accessories" menu | 08:57 |
ikonia | Dartel: say when ready | 08:57 |
noogie | how do i setup a free mailserver for my domain? | 08:57 |
ikonia | noogie: are you on a home broadband connection ? | 08:57 |
noogie | yea | 08:57 |
ikonia | noogie: then I advise not to do it, and to use your mail server's isp | 08:57 |
spirited | So what keeps you guys from pulling your hair out when noobs like me come in asking so many redundent questions?:) | 08:57 |
binarymutant | spirited, drugs | 08:58 |
binarymutant | :P | 08:58 |
spirited | roflmao | 08:58 |
ikonia | spirited: I try to think about not calling them "noobs" and showing them a little more patience than mocking them | 08:58 |
noogie | Ikonia: but i want my email to be myname@domainname.com | 08:58 |
ikonia | spirited: everyone has to learn | 08:58 |
ikonia | noogie: then you don't need to host it yourself | 08:58 |
niyado | hello need help, how can i install a wireless driver in ubuntustudio? i cant get wireless this is very frustrating... | 08:58 |
ikonia | noogie: most networks will blacklist any home DSL connections running mail servers as potential spam host, so your mail will rarley get out | 08:59 |
ratbox | Smoothwall is installing on a Micron 1GHz | 08:59 |
binarymutant | niyado, what's the hardware? | 08:59 |
spirited | Well I remember a time when a friend tried to install Linux Redhat and he got on the irc channel and asked for help and everyone said "RTFM" | 08:59 |
ikonia | ratbox: why are you telling us ? this is ubuntu support | 08:59 |
binarymutant | spirited, thats the difference between Ubuntu and every other distro out there | 08:59 |
noogie | ikonia: oh...how do get my domain name in my email ? | 08:59 |
spirited | I'm glad to see this is not like that. | 08:59 |
binarymutant | me 2 | 08:59 |
ikonia | noogie: you need your ISP to host your mail for you, and forrward to a mail account of your choice (best solution) | 09:00 |
ratbox | sorry just excited that's all, I needed a suggestion for a caching server so badly... | 09:00 |
nightrid3r | noogie postfix with smarthost for outgoing mail, but your home broadband provider might be blocking incoming smtp(port 25) | 09:00 |
noogie | nightrider: i asked my isp, they dont block any ports | 09:00 |
wildbat | do you know how to fix lid button on my liptop? my laptop's lid button won't work until i suspend or powersaving timer turn off the screen once.....Compaq nc6320 | 09:01 |
noogie | nightrider: i am hosting my own apache webserver right now on my comp | 09:01 |
ikonia | noogie: I strongly advise you to just get your ISP/domain register to set a catch all email address to forward to your current working email address | 09:01 |
ikonia | noogie: it will make life a lot lot easier for you | 09:01 |
Dartel_ | Sorry syste locks up alot | 09:02 |
noogie | ikonia: i looked by dyndns.com, which registared my domain name, doesnt setup up email hosting as far as i can tell | 09:02 |
noogie | ikonia: i think i said that wrong | 09:02 |
spirited | Excellent! I got my Netbeans back! | 09:02 |
Dartel_ | I have Net Cornbread lets have dinner | 09:02 |
K-Rich | lol | 09:03 |
noogie | Ikonia: i registered my domain with dyndns.com, but i dont think they have an services for email | 09:03 |
ikonia | noogie: dyndns.com, | 09:03 |
noogie | ikonia: yea | 09:03 |
ikonia | noogie: the title of the website is "dns web and mail hosting" | 09:03 |
ikonia | http://www.dyndns.com/services/mailhop/forward.html | 09:03 |
Dartel_ | Now someone was trying to assist me befor my computer passed out? | 09:03 |
spirited | haha | 09:03 |
noogie | ikonia: i cant seem to figure it out then | 09:04 |
noogie | Ikonia: i know they do some stuff with email, but it doesnt look like what i want | 09:04 |
ikonia | noogie: then you've got no chance of running your own mail server if you can't work that out | 09:04 |
noogie | ikonia: doh! i better look harder | 09:04 |
ikonia | noogie: look at "mailhop forward" | 09:04 |
noogie | ikonia: ty | 09:04 |
ikonia | noogie: forward email addresses to a email address of your choice | 09:04 |
ikonia | noogie: seems pretty clear to me | 09:05 |
ikonia | noogie: that's a direct quote from the website | 09:05 |
noogie | ikonia: but how do i send email with that address | 09:05 |
ikonia | noogie: http://www.dyndns.com/services/mailhop/forward.html | 09:05 |
kraut | moin | 09:05 |
ikonia | noogie: same way you are currently sending email, just put your "from" and "reply" to address in your mail client | 09:05 |
TriadDraykin | Hello, I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot up. When I run Normally, either by just letting it load or via the boot menu, It briefly flashes ACPI Unable to load System Description Tables. If I load Verbose or Display Problems, I get the error show in the third post here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6743302#post6743302 If I load it for the ACPI, I get the BusyBox, which I... | 09:06 |
TriadDraykin | ...have no idea what to do with... Help? | 09:06 |
spirited | this XChat is not bad. | 09:06 |
binarymutant | niyado, open a terminal and pastebin (paste.ubuntu.com) everything from the command `dmesg` | 09:06 |
noogie | ikonia: but i want my mail to look like it came from myname@domainname.com and not my gmail account | 09:06 |
* Dartel_ watches ikonia count slowly backwards from 100 in Yidish... odd he does not know Yiddish | 09:06 | |
noogie | ikonia: im guessing mailforward, doesnt mean it has to forward to my gmail, but it can goto a pop3 | 09:06 |
ikonia | noogie: you set it in your client | 09:06 |
ikonia | noogie: you don't need a mail server to set up a "from" address | 09:06 |
ikonia | noogie: it can go to anywhere you want - read the text on the website | 09:07 |
noogie | ikonia: k, ty for your help | 09:07 |
noogie | ikonia: time to read | 09:07 |
K-Rich | oi I'm getting all viclemped | 09:07 |
niyado | need help with my wireless in ubuntu plx need help take a look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/118758/ | 09:07 |
niyado | i cant connect via wireless | 09:07 |
Dartel_ | ikonia: I think you mentioned manualy mounting the usb drive? | 09:08 |
binarymutant | niyado, see above | 09:08 |
ikonia | Dartel_: sure | 09:08 |
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Dartel_ | I am assuming thats not right clicking on the drive and clicking mount? | 09:09 |
binarymutant | is there a freenode command to not allow PMing? | 09:09 |
nightrid3r | niyado seems like your wifi is not recognised, read up on ndiswrapper | 09:09 |
ikonia | Dartel_: I assume that doesn't work | 09:09 |
ikonia | binarymutant: join #freenode | 09:09 |
Dartel_ | correct | 09:09 |
K-Rich | mount -t fat32 /dev/sdb1 /mnt | 09:09 |
steveccc | hi all - is there a way to run a command line command to search through the contents of a directory of files and give me the ones back that contain a particular word? | 09:09 |
K-Rich | then look in /mnt | 09:09 |
TriadDraykin | Hello, I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot up. When I run Normally, either by just letting it load or via the boot menu, It briefly flashes ACPI Unable to load System Description Tables. If I load Verbose or Display Problems, I get the error show in the third post here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118759/ If I load it for the ACPI, I get the BusyBox, which I have no idea what to do with... Help? | 09:09 |
ikonia | K-Rich: how do you know a.) it's fat32 b.) sdb1 ? | 09:10 |
ikonia | Dartel_: unplug your drive and open a terminal window, do you know how to do that ? | 09:10 |
Dartel_ | yes one sec | 09:10 |
noogie | ikonia: is $32.00 a year a good deal? | 09:10 |
K-Rich | ikonia: good point... I'm not thinking noob | 09:10 |
niyado | ok here is it http://paste.ubuntu.com/118760/ | 09:10 |
Dartel_ | ok | 09:10 |
ikonia | noogie: doesn't matter what I think, matters if it's good for you | 09:10 |
SunnyDP | noogie: for what ? | 09:10 |
noogie | ikonia: it works for me | 09:11 |
noogie | sunnydp: mailforwarding | 09:11 |
SunnyDP | ok | 09:11 |
SunnyDP | 2-3$/ month is not too bad | 09:11 |
SunnyDP | if you really need it | 09:11 |
Dartel_ | ready | 09:11 |
Jahman | hi | 09:11 |
niyado | now what binarymutant? | 09:11 |
binarymutant | niyado, please paste in this command too `iwconfig` | 09:11 |
SunnyDP | beats getting your own mail server :D | 09:12 |
noogie | sunnydp: it would be nice to have an email that matches my domain | 09:12 |
ikonia | Dartel_: in your terminal do "tail -f /var/log/syslog" | 09:12 |
binarymutant | niyado, err pastebin* | 09:13 |
TriadDraykin | Hello, I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot up. When I run Normally, either by just letting it load or via the boot menu, It briefly flashes ACPI Unable to load System Description Tables. If I load Verbose or Display Problems, I get the error show in the third post here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118759/ If I load it for the ACPI, I get the BusyBox, which I have no idea what to do with... Help? | 09:13 |
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niyado | here http://paste.ubuntu.com/118761/ | 09:13 |
binarymutant | niyado, thanks | 09:13 |
niyado | ? | 09:13 |
G0DFR3Y | Any one have ArioSnort for linux? | 09:13 |
Dartel_ | Ok whole bunch of text | 09:14 |
ikonia | Dartel_: now insset your drive | 09:14 |
Guest14059 | m / | 09:14 |
ikonia | GodTodd: why ? | 09:14 |
Guest14059 | nnkk | 09:14 |
Guest14059 | lkkkk | 09:14 |
ikonia | GodTodd: please don'e | 09:14 |
Guest14059 | n | 09:14 |
ikonia | don't | 09:14 |
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niyado | i think i dont have wireless extension :S | 09:14 |
niyado | so what now.... | 09:14 |
G0DFR3Y | Any one? | 09:14 |
Dartel_ | Done | 09:14 |
binarymutant | niyado, okay from your terminal do this command `sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid <ESSID> enc on key s:<PASSWORD>` and replace everything in between <> with your own stuff | 09:14 |
ikonia | GodTodd: it's not in the repos | 09:14 |
binarymutant | niyado, your driver is good | 09:15 |
ikonia | Dartel_: did anything change in your terminal | 09:15 |
niyado | my own stuff? u mean... my username? | 09:15 |
nightrid3r | niyado [ 13.431029] iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network Connection driver for Linux, 1.2.26ks | 09:15 |
binarymutant | niyado, <ESSID> is your router essid name and <password> would be the WEP password | 09:15 |
eric_ | What's up room? | 09:15 |
niyado | ohh ok | 09:15 |
niyado | lets c what happen, thax a lot | 09:15 |
spirited | taking break | 09:16 |
binarymutant | niyado, nothing should happen though | 09:16 |
Dartel_ | ikonia: No BUT the drive is listed by origional name in the text that came up | 09:16 |
ikonia | Dartel_: can you please pastebin what came up | 09:16 |
ikonia | Dartel_: everthing that appeared please | 09:17 |
binarymutant | niyado, once you do that command then do this `sudo dhclient` | 09:17 |
Dartel_ | paste bin? | 09:17 |
quibbler | !pastebin | 09:17 |
ubottu | pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 09:17 |
nucc1 | anyone know of a way to have a script execute upon system boot? | 09:17 |
ikonia | nucc1: put it in rc.local | 09:18 |
nucc1 | ikonia: cool. it's a script that starts a daemon... is that still the right place? | 09:18 |
ikonia | nucc1: sure | 09:19 |
TriadDraykin | Hello, I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu to boot up. When I run Normally, either by just letting it load or via the boot menu, It briefly flashes ACPI Unable to load System Description Tables. If I load Verbose or Display Problems, I get the error show in the third post here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118759/ If I load it for the ACPI, I get the BusyBox, which I have no idea what to do with... Help? | 09:20 |
Dartel_ | ikonia: That work? | 09:20 |
durt | I've got a completely messed up jaunty from an upgrade from intrepid, any easy way to downgrade? | 09:20 |
ikonia | Dartel_: show me the pastebin link | 09:20 |
ikonia | durt: impossible - resinstall | 09:20 |
ikonia | durt: jaunty discussion in #ubuntu+1 please | 09:20 |
tweak66 | glad i didn't do it the other day | 09:20 |
Dartel_ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118765/ | 09:20 |
tweak66 | wait till it gets released first | 09:21 |
ikonia | Dartel_: "sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt" | 09:21 |
niyado | hello | 09:22 |
niyado | binarymutant | 09:22 |
niyado | this is what say bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline' | 09:22 |
niyado | :( | 09:22 |
niyado | i write it fine but that is what says | 09:22 |
FloodBot2 | niyado: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 09:22 |
binarymutant | niyado, pastebin it so I can see please | 09:22 |
niyado | and i dont like that in that way, what is going to happen when i go to another place and i want to connect to another wireless signal? | 09:22 |
niyado | okis | 09:23 |
Dartel_ | Hmm must specify file system | 09:23 |
niyado | http://paste.ubuntu.com/118766/ | 09:23 |
rio_cry_tmn_ym | iipouryue | 09:23 |
ikonia | Dartel_: "sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt" | 09:24 |
binarymutant | niyado, lol, I meant the whole thing but okay | 09:24 |
niyado | the whole thing? | 09:24 |
niyado | i write the ssid and the wep | 09:24 |
niyado | with the command | 09:25 |
binarymutant | niyado, here's an easier way. You know the nm-applet on the panel? | 09:25 |
niyado | noup | 09:25 |
niyado | whats that applet? | 09:25 |
binarymutant | niyado, it shows you if your connected to the internet | 09:25 |
binarymutant | niyado, top right corner? | 09:25 |
Dartel_ | ikonia: not working | 09:26 |
niyado | yup , i add that becouse in ubuntu studio it dont comes as default | 09:26 |
binarymutant | niyado, it should look like a computer I think | 09:26 |
niyado | yup i add it | 09:26 |
ikonia | Dartel_: what does it say ? | 09:26 |
Dartel_ | scsi 4:0:0:0: Direct-Access LEXAR JD FIREFLY is the one that I can not access | 09:26 |
Neku | hi i need to uninstall the latest ubuntu from my machine so i can then fix my old windows side of the pc how do i unistall ubuntu | 09:26 |
ikonia | Dartel_: no - I asked what did it say when you did the mount command | 09:27 |
binarymutant | niyado, right click on it, and 'enable wireless' | 09:27 |
niyado | but i cant there are 2 tabs | 09:27 |
ikonia | Neku: you just delete the partition | 09:27 |
niyado | i dont se that | 09:27 |
niyado | is not there | 09:27 |
niyado | there are just 2 tabs, General and Support | 09:27 |
Neku | ikonia what programmes a gd one to use | 09:27 |
Dartel_ | did not say anything went to d-desktop:~$ | 09:27 |
ikonia | Neku: any partition manager | 09:27 |
badserii | Hi! I just changed system language to greek. I can't move back to english locale. KDM is in greek, pidgin, firefox also are in greek, even if I deleted greek language and set the system language to english. Is it a bug? How can I solve my problem? Thank you in advance! | 09:27 |
Neku | ikonia : kk | 09:27 |
niyado | i know what u mean but in this ubuntu studio version is not like in the original ubuntu :( | 09:27 |
ikonia | Dartel_: ok - so now if you go to /mnt if your file system, you should be able to see your drive | 09:27 |
Dartel_ | one sec | 09:28 |
binarymutant | niyado, give me a sec | 09:28 |
niyado | okis | 09:28 |
hbekel | Dartel_: if a command doesn't output anything it usually means it was successful | 09:29 |
Dartel_ | ikonia: Many blessings upon you and your desendent's it worked | 09:29 |
binarymutant | niyado, in the terminal do this `sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome` | 09:29 |
ikonia | Dartel_: happy your working | 09:29 |
Sonorous|2 | ^5 | 09:30 |
Dartel_ | Believe it or not though I am a noob I have fixed a few things with out comming here.. this is a last stop when I can not figure it out myself | 09:30 |
Neku | anyone able to recommend a bootable partition manager | 09:30 |
ikonia | Neku: `any linux live cd | 09:30 |
niyado | ok i install that | 09:30 |
niyado | now what? | 09:30 |
niyado | system restart | 09:31 |
niyado | brb | 09:31 |
Neku | ikonia : cant find my old one | 09:31 |
binarymutant | niyado, now `nm-applet` | 09:31 |
Dartel_ | After you help Neku have one more question | 09:31 |
niyado | i think i should restart | 09:31 |
binarymutant | niyado, you don't need to | 09:31 |
ikonia | Neku: get a new one | 09:31 |
niyado | a tooltip pop up | 09:31 |
niyado | ok | 09:31 |
Neku | ikonia : thts like 700mb | 09:32 |
niyado | jajajja | 09:32 |
niyado | awesome | 09:32 |
nucc1 | ikonia: thanks :) | 09:32 |
ikonia | Neku: what do you want me to do - you want me to offer you one that you already have ? | 09:32 |
niyado | lets c if work | 09:32 |
ikonia | nucc1: if yo uhave to "get" one - you'll need to get one, | 09:32 |
ikonia | nucc1 sorry - not you | 09:32 |
binarymutant | niyado, right click on it and 'enable wireless' | 09:32 |
nucc1 | he he | 09:32 |
ikonia | Neku: if you have to "get" one - you'll need to get one, | 09:32 |
quibbler | Dartel_: just ask maybe someone else can answer | 09:32 |
Neku | dosent the partition manager for ubuntu have a bootable disk version | 09:33 |
anarchman1 | Is anyone else dual-booting Ubuntu and Windows on an IBM laptop? | 09:33 |
ikonia | anarchman1: just ask the question about the problem | 09:33 |
ikonia | Neku: why are you asking me - that "bootable version" your talking about is just a live linux cd | 09:33 |
ikonia | Neku: look around for one | 09:33 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: I tried that the other night I was here, but ok, the thing is this question has been asked a lot on the forums and no one has answered them, but it has been related to having an IBM laptop apparently | 09:34 |
Neku | ikonia : i am | 09:34 |
drew_ | how do i change themes in kde 4.2? | 09:34 |
ikonia | anarchman1: then we can't help if you don't ask | 09:34 |
Dartel_ | I have only a 6 gig hard drive is there a way to run Ubuntu from the drive but use the 16 gig flash drive as the main drive where everything is run from to save space? | 09:34 |
ikonia | Dartel_: sure, the flash drive is just a "disk" | 09:34 |
ikonia | Dartel_: just install to that disk | 09:34 |
anarchman1 | I am getting an unmountable boot volume error when trying to boot Windows. I have Win XP installed first, installed Ubuntu using live cd, had it partition for me. Have not been able to boot into Windows since then without BSOD and unmountable boot volume error. Ubuntu boots fine | 09:35 |
spirited | Looking at/for good 3d shooters and MMOs for Linux/Ubuntu using google. | 09:35 |
ikonia | anarchman1: take it to ##windows | 09:35 |
ikonia | anarchman1: not a linux problem | 09:35 |
binarymutant | spirited, openarena | 09:35 |
Dartel_ | Great.. was afraid it would need to be on the same physical drive as Linux | 09:35 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: technically it is a problem with the Ubuntu partition manager or grub | 09:35 |
ikonia | anarchman1: no it's not | 09:36 |
ikonia | anarchman1: it's a problem with windows | 09:36 |
ikonia | anarchman1: a well known one | 09:36 |
tweak66 | windows itself is a well known problem | 09:36 |
Dartel_ | LOL | 09:36 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: you are quite rude | 09:36 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: if you don't want to help that is fine | 09:36 |
smokerings | welcome to irc | 09:36 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: but please don't push your ideology on me | 09:37 |
ikonia | anarchman1: I'm not being rude, I'm explaining the problem | 09:37 |
* Dartel_ sighs | 09:37 | |
ikonia | anarchman1: it's a known issue with windows, if it's not chkdisked/defragged well before installing, it's very common | 09:37 |
tweak66 | true | 09:37 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: it was a brand new windows install on a brand new machine | 09:37 |
ikonia | anarchman1: so ? | 09:38 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: so you don't have fragmentation on a disk that hasn't been used very much | 09:38 |
noogie | does ubuntu come with KDE or GNOME? | 09:38 |
jpds | noogie: GNOME. | 09:38 |
noogie | k | 09:38 |
ikonia | anarchman1: I didn't say you had fragmentation, I said it's a known problem if the disk is not chkdisked and / or defragged before install | 09:38 |
noogie | jpds: why are their KDE packages in the add/remove applications? | 09:39 |
tweak66 | because they work | 09:39 |
jpds | !kubuntu | noogie | 09:39 |
ubottu | noogie: Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE, the K Desktop Environment, instead of Gnome. See http://kubuntu.org for more information - For support: #kubuntu - See also !KDE | 09:39 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: It was chkdsk'd the day before I installed and it didn't have fragmentation because it was a brand new install, perhaps you are referring to a different problem, but your suggestions don't apply to this problem, or are quite weird if they do | 09:39 |
fosco_ | noogie: cause you can install kde if you want | 09:39 |
cih997 | hi, i use firestarter as firewall. It's strange: when I turn on firewall there's no active connection and activity is 0kbps, but when i turn it off active connection is still nothing but activity is more than my internet connection (i got 60KBps but activity is 180KBps). How can I check what is that making this activity ? | 09:39 |
tweak66 | i do not have kde installed, am using gnome, and some apps do work | 09:39 |
ikonia | anarchman1: it's a known issue - either way, "windows starts to boot and BSOD" = windows problem, please join ##windows | 09:39 |
noogie | all: but the KDE packages wont work if you have the GNOME desktop running? | 09:39 |
rip_ | noogie: they will work just fine in gnome granted you have the needed kde files installed too. linux is linux | 09:39 |
noogie | rip: oh, ok | 09:40 |
rip_ | noogie: however its best practice to stick with programs intended for gnome, but ones for kde are not off limits by any means | 09:40 |
Fruzen | help me please | 09:40 |
* rip_ helps Fruzen | 09:40 | |
anarchman1 | ikonia: wow, you are counter-productive. I was here with a kernel developer the other night who said nothing about it being a Windows problem. By your logic, if I install Windows after installing Ubuntu and then can no longer boot Ubuntu then that is an Ubuntu problem. | 09:40 |
kukuchopra | anyone has cedega? | 09:41 |
Dartel_ | beat me to it rip | 09:41 |
tweak66 | lmao @rip_ | 09:41 |
Fruzen | when I type ./configure .. it tells me | 09:41 |
rip_ | lol | 09:41 |
Fruzen | NO GCC | 09:41 |
Fruzen | NO CC | 09:41 |
kukuchopra | can i install direcx on 8.10? | 09:41 |
tweak66 | heh | 09:41 |
zaggynl | heh++; | 09:41 |
tweak66 | where to begin | 09:41 |
zaggynl | wine | 09:41 |
zaggynl | nothing else, don't install directx | 09:41 |
Jahman | do you know a gnome translator applet? | 09:41 |
kukuchopra | error when i do wid wine | 09:41 |
ikonia | anarchman1: nope | 09:42 |
zaggynl | what does it say | 09:42 |
Fruzen | Jahman no ;/ | 09:42 |
kukuchopra | something with indows folder | 09:42 |
ikonia | anarchman1: if you install windows and you can't boot linux any more, that needs grub re-installing, which we'll help you through | 09:42 |
Fruzen | I am new at Linux | 09:42 |
kukuchopra | windows* | 09:42 |
zaggynl | kukuchopra: could you be more specific | 09:42 |
Fruzen | VPS | 09:42 |
tweak66 | !grub | 09:42 |
ubottu | GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 09:42 |
rip_ | Fruzen: welcome to ubuntu then :) | 09:42 |
ikonia | anarchman1: why would a kernel developer be up on issue with windows ? | 09:42 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: I'm sorry that you don't see the fallacy in your logic. It saddens me that there are people like you who immediately dismiss anything that involves windows | 09:43 |
ikonia | anarchman1: I'm not dissmissing anything | 09:43 |
ikonia | anarchman1: the boot loaders loads windows - it' BSOD's look / debug the BOSD to find out why | 09:43 |
* tweak66 pats ikonia on the back | 09:43 | |
tweak66 | you guys need a moral support team lmao | 09:43 |
rip_ | lol | 09:44 |
zaggynl | lies I say! ubuntu is perfectly capable to cause BSODs! | 09:44 |
zaggynl | *of causing | 09:44 |
Dartel_ | anarchman1: Please dont try to live up to your nick here you asked for help and got "A" suggestion if it is not to your likeing berrating the helper is not the answer | 09:44 |
anarchman1 | ikonia: You know you are right, and I'm glad you are being patted on the back, I don't know why I was foolish enough to try to run Ubuntu. I will just go back to Windows | 09:44 |
ikonia | anarchman1: ok | 09:44 |
anarchman1 | Dartel_: I was not berating, I was being berated | 09:44 |
rip_ | zaggynl: windows only bsods because its jealous of what is on the other partition | 09:44 |
ikonia | rip_: please don't make issues like that - it's nonsense | 09:44 |
Fruzen | guys please help me.. | 09:44 |
ikonia | Fruzen: what's up ? | 09:45 |
Fruzen | ikonia what I have to do? | 09:45 |
anarchman1 | if you want to attack me just for trying to use Windows that is fine, all I wanted to do was ask a question, and I am being teamed up on by group think, that will never do well to try to convert people to Ubuntu | 09:45 |
anarchman1 | good day | 09:45 |
ikonia | Fruzen: for what | 09:45 |
kukuchopra | linux is better than windows than performance | 09:45 |
kukuchopra | and appearence | 09:45 |
Chousuke | kukuchopra: this channel isn't for comparisons :/ | 09:46 |
* Dartel_ prays for patience with the frusterated and foolish | 09:46 | |
Chousuke | support only. | 09:46 |
Fruzen | ikonia, when I tyoe ./configure theres an error and they tell me "NO GCC, NO CC, NO CL" | 09:46 |
ikonia | Fruzen: what are you trying to build ? | 09:46 |
Fruzen | IRCd bahamut | 09:46 |
Chousuke | Fruzen: aptitude install build-essential ? | 09:46 |
rip_ | except its 3:45 am, sometimes we get off track :-P | 09:47 |
tweak66 | 4:47 here | 09:47 |
Fruzen | Chousuke, I dont know what I have to do.. | 09:47 |
Gnea | Dartel_: we get people like that once in awhile. they're sad and very rare, thankfully. | 09:47 |
Fruzen | I am new | 09:47 |
rip_ | is there a generic ubuntu chat channel, that isnt for support? | 09:47 |
ikonia | Fruzen: there are many ircd daemons in he repos | 09:47 |
ikonia | rip_: #ubuntu-offtopic | 09:47 |
* Dartel_ hands Rip a Coffee (__)D | 09:47 | |
tweak66 | ubuntu-offtopic | 09:47 |
Dartel_ | I noticed Gnea | 09:47 |
ikonia | Fruzen: if you open the package manager and search for "ircd" you'll find many IRC daemons waiting | 09:48 |
tweak66 | ikonia : synaptic? | 09:48 |
ikonia | tweak66: if that's your package manager, yes | 09:48 |
Dartel_ | I can not wait to get a quad core system and see how Linux does on it | 09:48 |
ikonia | Dartel_: same a a single or dual core | 09:48 |
Chousuke | Fruzen: why not install it from the repos? | 09:49 |
Gnea | Dartel_: but, you can't help everyone. you can try, and that's about as good as it gets. for every 1 person that feels like they've been backstabbed, there's another 1000+ that has the patience to push on. | 09:49 |
Dartel_ | Oh it does not utilize all cores? | 09:49 |
ikonia | Dartel_: yes it does | 09:49 |
Gnea | Dartel_: that would be pretty sweet | 09:49 |
Fruzen | rip_, so what I have to do ? | 09:49 |
rip_ | Fruzen: i'm still reading up, trying to figure out what you need, i missed that line | 09:50 |
Dartel_ | Gnea: Some people are to frusterated to listen by time they come for help | 09:50 |
rip_ | Fruzen: oh you're just trying to install some programs? brand new to linux as of within the last day or two i assume? | 09:50 |
ikonia | Fruzen: open the package manager, search for "ircd" and install one of the IRC daemons from the repos | 09:50 |
Dartel_ | Ok.. Cause I wanted to run some @home stuff and heard Linux uses more resources for it | 09:50 |
Gnea | Dartel_: yeah, and not everyone appreciates having selected absolute facts shoved in their faces | 09:50 |
Myrtti | Fruzen: type "aptitude search ircd" | 09:51 |
* Gnea seems to recall @home as an ISP | 09:51 | |
Fruzen | gusy I may install a lot of things in the future.. | 09:51 |
Fruzen | it tells me that there no C Compiler | 09:51 |
ikonia | Fruzen: you do'nt need one | 09:51 |
ikonia | Fruzen: use the package from the ubuntu package manager | 09:51 |
ikonia | Fruzen: they are built for you | 09:52 |
Myrtti | Fruzen: but why do you need c compiler if you have ubuntu and you can install ircd from the package manager? | 09:52 |
rip_ | Fruzen: starting from the beginning, are you familiar at all with synaptic or the add/remove button in applications? | 09:52 |
Dartel_ | Gnea: It has always amazed me that those with out the answers are quick to say anothers answer is wrong. | 09:52 |
Fruzen | ikonia, but I need built essential... | 09:52 |
Gnea | Fruzen: there's a reason that many irc daemons are already packaged for ubuntu. | 09:52 |
ikonia | Fruzen: no | 09:52 |
Myrtti | Fruzen: type in "aptitude search ircd" | 09:52 |
rip_ | guys i dont think Fruzen realizes the power of ubuntu repositories, i'm getting the feeling he's used to having to compile source | 09:52 |
ikonia | Fruzen: open the package manager - search for the phrase "ircd" you'll see a list of IRC daemons software, install one | 09:52 |
ikonia | Fruzen: they are built for you so you don't have to | 09:52 |
Myrtti | rip_: hold on, we have something else in mind ;-) | 09:53 |
ikonia | rip_: he can't be used to compiling from source he's new to linux | 09:53 |
Gnea | Fruzen: why do you need to compile your ircd? | 09:53 |
Fruzen | ikonia, I have VPS - Ubunto 6.10 | 09:53 |
Dartel_ | I am using Xchat is there better? | 09:53 |
ikonia | Fruzen: there are pre-built IRC daemons in the ubuntu software repositories | 09:53 |
rip_ | ikonia: ah, touche hehe | 09:53 |
tweak66 | yes there are | 09:53 |
tweak66 | lots of them | 09:53 |
ikonia | Fruzen: search for them in the package manager | 09:53 |
tweak66 | it's so easy | 09:53 |
Gnea | Fruzen: 6.10 is a bit old, you should consider upgrading to 8.04 | 09:53 |
tweak66 | 8.1 even | 09:54 |
Dartel_ | Even I could do it and I am almost as smart as a Geico Caveman | 09:54 |
tweak66 | beats me dartel | 09:54 |
Gnea | Dartel_: I'm an irssi+screen person | 09:54 |
Myrtti | Fruzen: check for me, please, what do you get if you type in "lsb_release -r" | 09:54 |
Gnea | some people like the GUI of an irc client - i could never get the hang of it, but whatever floats your boat | 09:55 |
Dartel_ | Gnea that makes you true Admin material for sure :-) | 09:55 |
* Dartel_ ducks | 09:55 | |
Gnea | Dartel_: what do you mean? | 09:55 |
Dartel_ | running shell for IRC | 09:56 |
Gnea | been doing it for years | 09:57 |
binarymutant | lol irssi is easy | 09:58 |
Dartel_ | Your run split screen? | 09:58 |
parveenks | ttt | 09:58 |
Mattias | Anyone has any idea on how to search and replace for a string in several files in a dir and its subdirs? | 09:58 |
binarymutant | try sic from suckless | 09:58 |
Gnea | of course :) | 09:58 |
Mattias | some bash command perhaps? | 09:58 |
binarymutant | suckless.org* | 09:58 |
Gnea | Mattias: perl -pi -e 's/onething/anotherthing/g' ./* | 09:58 |
Dartel_ | I am lazy give me a default IRC program like Mirc Xchat and I am happy LOL | 09:58 |
tweak66 | i hate xchat lol | 09:58 |
Myrtti | can we keep offtopic somewhere else, please | 09:59 |
Mattias | Gnea, thanks | 09:59 |
tweak66 | sorry myrtti | 09:59 |
tweak66 | i will go now | 09:59 |
* Dartel_ goes back to his corner and watches the room | 09:59 | |
Gnea | Mattias: not sure that that'll traverse... might need to: find . -type f -exec perl -pi -e 's/onething/anotherthing/g' {} \; | 09:59 |
Myrtti | Fruzen: did you get that lsb_release -r already? | 10:00 |
Mattias | Gnea, it's on a web hosting server thats running linux, going through via ssh | 10:00 |
Mattias | checking if they allow perl first though | 10:00 |
Mattias | or if there is perl installed | 10:00 |
Gnea | Mattias: then you should check it on your end, first | 10:01 |
hbekel | Mattias: note that "onething" is a regexp in Gnea's command | 10:01 |
Gnea | most modern distributions have perl | 10:01 |
Gnea | Mattias: are you familiar with how regexps work? | 10:02 |
Mattias | Gnea, yeah, learned some when I tried Ruby out a long time ago ^.^ | 10:02 |
Gnea | Mattias: good :) | 10:02 |
hbekel | Mattias: omit the -i switch (inplace edit) for testing. you can also use -ibak to have the original files renamed to orig.bak for safety | 10:03 |
faria_786 | hi all | 10:04 |
faria_786 | how are u | 10:04 |
Myrtti | !hi | faria_786 | 10:04 |
ubottu | faria_786: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 10:04 |
faria_786 | thanx | 10:05 |
faria_786 | ubottu | 10:05 |
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january | Hello. Quick question: how do I find out the version of Ubuntu that I am using? | 10:06 |
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ziroday | january: lsb_releas 0a | 10:06 |
ziroday | january: err lsb_release -a sorry | 10:06 |
TheMayo | wtf is unbuntu? | 10:06 |
dayo | in firefox u can click the mouseWheel to open a link in a new tab. any idea how to set this functionality in Seamonkey? | 10:06 |
january | "No LSB modules available" | 10:06 |
ziroday | TheMayo: did you mispell that or are you referring to a project here? | 10:06 |
TheMayo | mispell | 10:06 |
cpk1 | january: "cat /etc/lsb-release" | 10:06 |
TheMayo | whats this place all about? | 10:07 |
Mattias | hbekel, thanks ^.^ | 10:07 |
ziroday | !ubuntu | TheMayo | 10:07 |
ubottu | TheMayo: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com | 10:07 |
dayo | !ubotty | faria_786 | 10:07 |
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ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ubotty | 10:07 |
dayo | !ubottu | faria_786 | 10:07 |
ubottu | faria_786: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 10:07 |
january | Thanks. I tried the old uname / motd stuf.. maybe I'm too old for this :-) | 10:07 |
TheMayo | !ubuntu | TheMayo | 10:07 |
Guest4464 | \list | 10:08 |
Mattias | Gnea, the find . -type... version is the one I should use right? instead of the first version with just a perl command | 10:08 |
dayo | damn. did we accidentally get ubottu blocked? | 10:08 |
mentr | join #amahi | 10:09 |
ziroday | dayo: its fine, it will get itself unmangled with the floodbots :) | 10:09 |
mentr | woops misclick | 10:09 |
Jewbacca | i want to edit xorg.conf, what is the cmd for that? | 10:09 |
Jewbacca | no i have different question | 10:10 |
MadsRH1 | I get "input signal out of range" from my LCD when I try to run Tux Kart or Tux Racer in fullscreen (which it does default). Can anyone tell me how i change to resolution or view the game in a window? | 10:10 |
Jewbacca | why on "Screen Resolution" i can set 50hz and on nvidia x servers settings i can set 60 | 10:10 |
january | I have another question. Apparently, I run Intrepid Ibex / 8.10. Now, I have just found out that Skype is not working. It's the "Unknown PCM cards.pcm.hdmi" bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/273693). I am confused, I tried the provided workorounds, w/o success, and I need Skype working by afternoon. What do I do? | 10:10 |
dayo | ziroday: oh, okay lol | 10:10 |
january | (yeah, downgrading to 8.04 seems to be an option, as I remember having Skype working with 8.04) | 10:11 |
Modus | hey guys | 10:11 |
dayo | linux in general is in dire need of a browser to replace the res-hog that is ff3. see u guys later :-) | 10:11 |
january | dayo: use Opera | 10:11 |
january | :-) | 10:11 |
dimitrius | good morning | 10:12 |
travian_geek | how can I make a regex that replaces the last "/" in a path way to nothing | 10:12 |
january | dimitrius: hey, did you provide the workarounds for the problem with Skype / pulse -audio? | 10:12 |
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dimitrius | nope not me | 10:12 |
Modus | is there a way to use a programmer's calculator in the terminal, that displays results in hex, decimal, and binary all at once? | 10:13 |
january | pity :-) | 10:13 |
ikonia | Modus: does BC have flags ? | 10:13 |
TheMayo | how does ubuntu do with downloading torrents etc? | 10:14 |
Modus | ikonia: don't know. I'm new to ubuntu and linux | 10:14 |
Jewbacca | why on nvidia settings i cant save it to xorg.conf ? | 10:14 |
ziroday | TheMayo: what are you looking for? | 10:15 |
ziroday | TheMayo: and what app are you currently using? | 10:15 |
TheMayo | windows 7 | 10:15 |
dimitrius | open it with sudo | 10:15 |
ikonia | Modus: try bc | 10:15 |
TheMayo | use utorrent to download torrents | 10:15 |
Chousuke | there are many torrent apps for linux | 10:16 |
ziroday | TheMayo: well utorrent can run with wine under linux. Deluge is very similar. There is also vuze and others | 10:16 |
ziroday | !torrent | TheMayo | 10:16 |
ubottu | TheMayo: Torrent clients: Transmission (GTK and terminal-based), Deluge-Torrent, Freeloader, BitStormLite, BitTornado-GUI (GTK), KTorrent (KDE), QTorrent (Qt), Azureus (Java), TorrentFlux (web-based), bittornado, rTorrent, cTorrent, bittorrent, aria2 (terminal-based) - FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html - See also !P2P | 10:16 |
TheMayo | !p2p | 10:16 |
ubottu | Peer-to-peer filesharing clients are available for several networks/protocols, including !BitTorrent, !Gnutella, !eDonkey, !DirectConnect, !SoulSeek - Multi-protocol engines include !MLDonkey and !giFT - See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/P2PFileSharing for general information | 10:16 |
abang | abang | 10:16 |
TheMayo | and ubuntu will connect my net again no worries? | 10:16 |
january | Anyone here has problems using Skype? Or had problems using skype? | 10:16 |
Fruzen | GUYS HOW TO INSTALL BUILD-ESSENTIAL!!!!!! | 10:17 |
SunnyDP | apt-get install | 10:17 |
ziroday | TheMayo: you can test it out with a livecd. | 10:17 |
ziroday | Fruzen: sudo apt-get install build-essential. Please don't use caps. | 10:17 |
giaco | hello! | 10:19 |
cpk1 | is there a way to kill a zombie if -9 doesnt do it? | 10:19 |
january | I think it is time for my morning rant... | 10:19 |
giaco | I'm getting confused on fonts and how ubuntu use to handle fonts | 10:19 |
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ziroday | cpk1: sudo kill -9 <pid> | 10:20 |
giaco | is there somone here who's comfortable with fonts on ubuntu linux? | 10:20 |
finy | hi.. | 10:20 |
ziroday | Fruzen: what are you building from source? | 10:20 |
ziroday | giaco: if you ask us your real question we might be able to help :) | 10:21 |
quibbler | giaco: what do you wish to know | 10:21 |
ikonia | Fruzen: stop | 10:21 |
cpk1 | ziroday: yes, I know -9 cannot be blocked, thats why in my question I asked if -9 wont do it | 10:21 |
ikonia | Fruzen: listen very carefully | 10:21 |
funkyHat | Does anyone use vim-vimoutliner? I've installed the package and according to the docs it should be all configured, but I don't get any special formatting for .otl files | 10:21 |
ikonia | Fruzen: open the pakage manager of your choice (aptitude/synaptic/whatever) search for the keyboard ircd - you will be presented with a list of IRC daemons, once you see them, select one you like and install it through the pakage manager | 10:22 |
ikonia | Fruzen: does that make sense to you | 10:22 |
giaco | ziroday, I've installed Droid.ttf font inside /usr/share/fonts/truetype, I've updated the cache then. The font is visible under most of the "select font" option in many programs, but it's not inside xfontsel | 10:22 |
ziroday | giaco: ah, don't know about that sorry | 10:22 |
Modus | ikonia: erm, so how do I get bc to display results in hex/decimal/binary? | 10:23 |
ikonia | Modus: I don't know if it can, I was suggesting try it to see if it can | 10:23 |
Modus | o. | 10:24 |
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hbekel | Modus: i use this ruby one liner: ruby -n -e '$res=eval $_; puts "Dec: " + $res.to_s, "Bin: " + $res.to_i.to_s(2), "Hex: 0x" + $res.to_i.to_s(16)' | 10:24 |
hbekel | Modus: prefix that with 'rlwrap' for readline support | 10:25 |
quibbler | giaco: try copying Droid.ttf to ~/,fonts if .fonts doesn't exit in your home directory you will have to make it | 10:25 |
Modus | hbekel: i'll try it thanks | 10:26 |
giaco | quibbler, but the font is actually visible, it's only missing in xfontsel | 10:26 |
giaco | quibbler, let me try restarting X | 10:27 |
giaco | coming back in a while | 10:27 |
ubuntistas | does anybody know if i can tranlsate pdf file to another language? | 10:30 |
giaco | quibbler, no success | 10:30 |
Modus | hbekel: this works. is there a way I can save the command to say an alias so i dont have to type the whole thing out every time? | 10:31 |
quibbler | giaco: i don't know the program xfontsel..... but i do know the you can easily install ttf files by placing them in ~/.fonts | 10:31 |
hbekel | Modus: add sth like alias calc=command to your .bashrc | 10:31 |
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ikonia | Modus: alias it in your .bash_profile / .bashrc | 10:31 |
skywalker | Hello | 10:32 |
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Jerusalem420 | i just stoke a modem into my computer. how do i get ubuntu to see it? | 10:35 |
Jerusalem420 | stuck | 10:35 |
SlimeyPete | !dialup | 10:35 |
ubottu | You want to connect via dial-up? Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto - Also try disabling/removing KNetworkManager if KDE applications cannot connect using dial-up | 10:35 |
Jerusalem420 | i don't want to connect via dialup, i want to send faxes from openoffice | 10:35 |
ubuntistas | does anybody know if i can tranlsate pdf files to another language? | 10:36 |
SlimeyPete | Jerusalem420: that howto will probably still be relevant to some extent | 10:36 |
SlimeyPete | Fax is still dialup. | 10:36 |
* SlimeyPete wonders if ubottu knows about faxes | 10:37 | |
SlimeyPete | !fax | 10:37 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about fax | 10:37 |
SlimeyPete | evidently not | 10:37 |
Jerusalem420 | thanks slimeypete | 10:38 |
Jerusalem420 | i'm reading it now | 10:38 |
Psycho | hi | 10:38 |
tavi | hy | 10:38 |
tavi | i have a little problem | 10:38 |
dragon_tu2005 | 123456 | 10:39 |
tavi | i hear a sound from de speakers ..... | 10:39 |
dragon_tu2005_ | 123456 | 10:39 |
Myrtti | dragon_tu2005_: "test successful" | 10:40 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 10:41 |
frg22 | hello, if I wanted to output the same noise I heard through my speakers as microphone input how would I do that? | 10:42 |
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dragon_tu2005 | 123456 | 10:42 |
giaco | I've installed a ttf font, it's visible under any font selection option in gtk programs, but not in xlsfonts ... why? | 10:43 |
frg22 | hello, I am looking to put through my speaker output as microphone input. Any ideas/tips on how to accomplish this? | 10:44 |
ActionParsnip | giaco: maybe they are handled different in xls | 10:44 |
ActionParsnip | giaco: check how xlsfonts are handles, you may just need a symlink somplace | 10:44 |
giaco | ActionParsnip, yes, but I need the xls style signature of the installed font | 10:44 |
ActionParsnip | !fonts | giaco | 10:45 |
ubottu | giaco: Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer | 10:45 |
ActionParsnip | frg22: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6514361 | 10:48 |
frg22 | ActionParsnip: thanks :D, that's a step forward | 10:49 |
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ActionParsnip | frg22: its not something i do so all i can do is websearch | 10:50 |
giaco | ActionParsnip, I've followed the instructions but it's useless, the font it's not visible in xlsfonts | 10:50 |
sos_ | hello! | 10:50 |
ActionParsnip | haha how pointless is this | 10:51 |
ActionParsnip | !info aeolus | 10:51 |
ubottu | aeolus (source: aeolus): Synthesised pipe organ emulator. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.8.1-1 (intrepid), package size 112 kB, installed size 380 kB | 10:51 |
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ActionParsnip | giaco: ive not head of xlsfonts | 10:51 |
sos_ | 有没有人知道Ubuntu的菜单的图标不见了怎么搞啊? | 10:51 |
erUSUL | !cn | 10:51 |
ubottu | For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 10:51 |
Jewbacca | why on nvidia settings i cant save it to xorg.conf ? | 10:51 |
quibbler | !cn | 10:51 |
frg22 | actionparsnip: thanks, it lead me to another thread that may be my solution... looking not to record, but to stream "live" thru a flash-based voice chat | 10:52 |
ActionParsnip | Jewbacca: you need to run the app with gksudo | 10:52 |
erUSUL | Jewbacca: launch it with «gksudo nvidia-settings» | 10:52 |
ActionParsnip | frg22: not sure then dude, you could find an app to capture all sound to a file on your system | 10:52 |
Uldtot | Anyone who can help me find a web controlled shell command line (i want to use commands remotly on the web, like webmin).. | 10:53 |
ActionParsnip | !webmin | 10:53 |
ubottu | webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 10:53 |
notwist | Uldtot: why not ssh via port 80 | 10:53 |
ActionParsnip | !ebox | 10:53 |
ubottu | ebox is a web-based GUI interface for administering a server. It is designed to work with Ubuntu/Debian style configuration management. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox | 10:53 |
Uldtot | notwish > little noob here.. what is SSH? | 10:53 |
SlimeyPete | Uldtot: google for "anyterm" | 10:53 |
ActionParsnip | !ssh | Uldtot | 10:53 |
ubottu | Uldtot: SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ | 10:53 |
Uldtot | actionparship > ebox does it have shell ocmannd line... i got ebox but cant find shell command line. | 10:54 |
SlimeyPete | anyterm may not be very secure though so watch out. | 10:54 |
ActionParsnip | Uldtot: it allows you to remotely control your system securely at command line aswell as run remote X apps and access files | 10:54 |
ActionParsnip | Uldtot: its massively powerful | 10:54 |
Uldtot | ActionParsnip > i got ebox the only thing i can do it reboot the server and make it crash... | 10:55 |
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Uldtot | thanks for the other names guys ^^^ | 10:56 |
Jewbacca | why i cant merge the xorg.conf settings with the nvidia x settings? | 10:56 |
jitse | exit | 10:57 |
ActionParsnip | Jewbacca: if you run nvidia-settings you wont be able to write to xorg.conf as it is owned by root. If you run nvidia-settings with the command: gksudo nvidia-settings the app will be running as root so will then have writeaccess | 10:58 |
Jewbacca | on "Nvidia X Server Settings when i do "Save to X Configuration File" i get this error Unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'. | 10:58 |
Jewbacca | oh ok | 10:58 |
ActionParsnip | Jewbacca: 2 of us told you before | 10:59 |
Jewbacca | yea thanks | 10:59 |
Jewbacca | it worked | 10:59 |
Jewbacca | :P | 10:59 |
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Q-FUNK | howdy! for some reason, when I connect my digital camera to a USB port, it gets mounted to the desktop, instead of intercepted by gthumb. I vaguely recall the same thing happening a few ubuntu releases ago, but not how I solved it. | 10:59 |
tomkirby | can someone help me diagnose a problem? | 11:03 |
tomkirby | i keep getting segfaults in random programs | 11:03 |
tomkirby | it can happen in any program, irrespective of user | 11:03 |
tomkirby | and still keeps happening after a fresh install of intrepid | 11:04 |
ikonia | tomkirby: is your hardware overclocked ? | 11:04 |
tomkirby | and is still happening now i've cleaned out my mb and cpu fan | 11:04 |
Myrtti | tomkirby: have you run memtest yet? | 11:04 |
tomkirby | nope | 11:04 |
tomkirby | yes | 11:04 |
tomkirby | memtest was fine | 11:04 |
ikonia | tomkirby: have you considered running memtest from the boot options | 11:04 |
ikonia | tomkirby: how long did you run it for ? | 11:04 |
tomkirby | ikonia: until it got through all the tests and reported success | 11:05 |
ikonia | tomkirby: roughly how long was that ? | 11:05 |
Myrtti | tomkirby: usual procedure is to run memtest several passes | 11:05 |
tomkirby | about an hour | 11:05 |
tomkirby | maybe just over | 11:05 |
ikonia | tomkirby: not enough | 11:05 |
ikonia | a full pass is normally about 4 - 8 hours on a modern machine | 11:05 |
ikonia | and you need to run several passes to get a solid output | 11:05 |
tomkirby | ikonia: ok - is that influenced by how much ram i have? | 11:05 |
ikonia | tomkirby: yes | 11:06 |
tomkirby | ikonia: i have 2gm | 11:06 |
tomkirby | *2gb | 11:06 |
cih997 | hi, pulseaudio generates 192.168.1.102:34716 -> 224.0.0.56:46294 connection using 100% of my internet connecion, how can I disable this pulseaudio connecion? killall -9 pulseaudio helps but after that there's no sound. Any configuration? | 11:06 |
ikonia | tomkirby: that doesn't change what I've said | 11:06 |
tomkirby | sure | 11:06 |
tomkirby | ikonia: so you reckon 4hrs? 14hrs? | 11:06 |
ikonia | tomkirby: you said you'd not overclocked your computer - right ? | 11:06 |
ikonia | tomkirby: watch the pass counter | 11:06 |
ikonia | wait for it to do say 3 full system passes | 11:06 |
erUSUL | cih997: launch paprefs and disable all network related stuff | 11:07 |
ikonia | tomkirby: dont go on time - go on pass | 11:07 |
january | Hello, a moment ago I was mentioning a problem using Skype in 8.10. The solution (case anyone is interested) is to deinstall pulseaudio and install esound instead. | 11:07 |
ikonia | tomkirby: there are individual tests/passes then a "full" pass which is all the tests | 11:07 |
chronographer | january: it is possible to get pulseaudio working... I needed to add my user to pulseaudio group toget all other packages working... Ubuntu has issues with pulseaudio apparently but once working it is great. | 11:08 |
tomkirby | ikonia: looking at the segfault data in the system log, i tend to see errors cropping up at similar addresses sometimes, but don't know how to interpret the data. can you suggest anything? | 11:08 |
cih997 | erUSUL: thx, works :) | 11:08 |
ikonia | tomkirby: do the memtest setup I suggested | 11:08 |
erUSUL | cih997: no problem ;P | 11:08 |
frg22 | ActionParsnip: everything's resolved... already was using pulseaudio... just had to open control panel and change the input stream to monitor the output stream :D | 11:09 |
frg22 | got to go now, peace | 11:09 |
Airw0rm | Can someone explain and help me do somthing | 11:09 |
tea_ovedose | !log | 11:09 |
ubottu | Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - For LoCo channels, http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ | 11:10 |
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Airw0rm | If i do | 11:10 |
Airw0rm | cd /mnt | 11:10 |
Airw0rm | ls | 11:10 |
Airw0rm | How come it won't tell me whihc HDD's i can mount in ubuntu | 11:10 |
Airw0rm | and even when i do | 11:10 |
Myrtti | Airw0rm: because that's not where they are | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | cd SDA2 or w.e it won't work | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | Where would i find them, and which commands should i rum | 11:11 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: try: sudo fdisk -l | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | *run | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | ok | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | Would i be able to mount a folder? | 11:11 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: and ease up on the enter key dude | 11:11 |
Airw0rm | and run mv ultiman.exe utilman.old etc? | 11:11 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: you dont mount a folder, you mount a device TO a folder | 11:11 |
int256 | how to mount a drive from terminal | 11:12 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: you can do anything to any file as long as you have correct access | 11:12 |
ActionParsnip | int256: you dont mount drives, you mount partitions | 11:12 |
ActionParsnip | !mount | int256 | 11:12 |
ubottu | int256: For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted or !QtParted - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap | 11:12 |
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ActionParsnip | !mount | Airw0rm | 11:12 |
ubottu | Airw0rm: For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted or !QtParted - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap | 11:12 |
Airw0rm | Im not installing | 11:12 |
Airw0rm | I'm trying to exploit somthing in Windows 7 | 11:13 |
Airw0rm | an old vista exploit | 11:13 |
Airw0rm | which i want to see if it's patched in windows 7 | 11:13 |
fosco_ | Airw0rm: this is for ubuntu support | 11:13 |
Airw0rm | yeh, and im using ubuntu to exploit | 11:13 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: its simple, make a folder in /mnt. then sudo mount /dev/<partition name. /mnt/<mountpoint> -t <type> -o <options> | 11:14 |
int256 | i want to mount a drive using command | 11:14 |
ActionParsnip | Airw0rm: if its on an ntfs partition and you want write access you will need ntfs3g | 11:14 |
ActionParsnip | int256: you mount partitions | 11:14 |
ActionParsnip | int256: is the partition formatted ntfs? | 11:15 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: I'd suggest we'd leave it at that, I'm not too comfortable in assisting someone exploit security holes | 11:16 |
ActionParsnip | Myrtti: its just mounting a partition which is fine | 11:17 |
Airw0rm | to be fair | 11:17 |
Airw0rm | Linux is kind of built to help exploit security holes | 11:18 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: yeah, for now. | 11:18 |
ActionParsnip | Myrtti: thats like a shop not selling knives as they can be used for murder | 11:18 |
int256 | ActionParsnip: yes ntfs | 11:19 |
ActionParsnip | Myrtti: how do you know a tonne of other times you've helped someone mount a partition it wasnt for the same thing? | 11:19 |
ActionParsnip | !ntfs3g | int256 | 11:19 |
ubottu | int256: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions | 11:19 |
Darth_Tux | Airw0rm, Linux is kind of built to help exploit security holes? | 11:19 |
fosco_ | ActionParsnip: this time the client is telling you he's going to kill someone with the knife | 11:19 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: as I said, it's ok to tell how to mount the partitions. | 11:19 |
int256 | ubottu: pls say how to use 'mount' command to mount a partition | 11:20 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 11:20 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: *but* I also suggested that if he has other questions beyond that, he's on his own | 11:20 |
ActionParsnip | Myrtti: deal | 11:20 |
ActionParsnip | fosco_: could be lying to look "cool" | 11:20 |
fosco_ | int256: sudo mount -t "filesystem_type" /dev/"partition_number" /media/"Mount_point" | 11:21 |
fosco_ | ActionParsnip: do what you want | 11:21 |
ActionParsnip | fosco_: I gave him the ntfs3g factoid which should see him through | 11:21 |
ActionParsnip | fosco_: thanks for your permission | 11:21 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: other questions that might impelement exploiting, that is. If he's later intrested in say, Gimp, it's fine ;-) | 11:22 |
ezerhoden | Darth_Tux: yo | 11:22 |
ActionParsnip | Myrtti: true but as far as I can see he just wants to mount a partition, what he does or doesnt do with the data is beyond the scope of this roo :) | 11:23 |
ActionParsnip | *room | 11:23 |
Myrtti | ActionParsnip: exactly :-) | 11:23 |
ActionParsnip | :D | 11:23 |
chronographer | thie room:-) | 11:24 |
Darth_Tux | ezerhoden, dude! | 11:24 |
chronographer | hmm... what happened to your m? | 11:24 |
ezerhoden | i once referred to #debian as a 'room' and was flamed. it is a #channel. those guys are uptight | 11:24 |
chronographer | careful in debian | 11:24 |
ActionParsnip | ezerhoden: i use them interchangably, like a 'chatroom' makes sense | 11:24 |
chronographer | I go them for technical help when #ubuntu doesn't fit it. Must be careful to not let them know you're on Ubuntu!!!!!!! | 11:25 |
tefl0n | lol chronographer | 11:25 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: well there are differences but at a lot of abstracted levels its the same | 11:25 |
chronographer | yeah I know. | 11:25 |
chronographer | Debian is much more sensible. Ubuntu is for all us that like to live on the edge =) | 11:26 |
nsadmin | make no mistake, you have to be careful here too | 11:26 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: if you want sensible, try bsd | 11:26 |
bullgard4 | Why are there two directories /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon and ../gnome/settings-daemon-2.0? | 11:27 |
chronographer | I don't think I will ever need to be that sensible | 11:27 |
sarmisak | hi all | 11:27 |
ActionParsnip | !hi | sarmisak | 11:27 |
ubottu | sarmisak: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 11:27 |
nsadmin | !info bitlbee | 11:28 |
ubottu | bitlbee (source: bitlbee): An IRC to other chat networks gateway. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.3-1 (intrepid), package size 322 kB, installed size 796 kB | 11:28 |
lied | hi | 11:30 |
chronographer | !hi | lied | 11:30 |
ubottu | lied: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 11:30 |
lied | i have a problem with vsftpd and ubuntu-server. everytime i start a download via ftp the network on ubuntu fails and in /var/log/messages it says:"warning "vsftpd" uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support in use)" | 11:31 |
lied | i can get the networking working after that. /etc/init.d/networking restart fails | 11:32 |
ActionParsnip | lied: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=381213 | 11:32 |
lied | ActionParsnip: hm ok but is there a libpcap2 package in ubuntu? | 11:33 |
ActionParsnip | !find libcap | 11:34 |
ubottu | Found: libcap-bin, libcap-dev, libcap1, libcap2, libcap2-dev (and 10 others) | 11:34 |
ActionParsnip | lied: you could have just ran: apt-cache search libcap | 11:34 |
ActionParsnip | lied: to search your repos yourself ;) | 11:34 |
lied | ActionParsnip: yeah of course but there is no information about the version... | 11:35 |
piasdom | g'mornin all | 11:35 |
mick02 | Morning | 11:35 |
ActionParsnip | lied: the outputted text will say version numbers | 11:35 |
ActionParsnip | lied: libcap2 - support for getting/setting POSIX.1e capabilities | 11:36 |
metasepp | hello everyone. I have a jamlab guitar interface by M-audio. anyone has experience in setting this up in ubuntu studio? Thanks for the help guys. | 11:36 |
metasepp | P.S. Googled it up, but didn't get anything usefull apart from some rather oldish OSS drivers. I'm on Ubuntu 9,04 x86 with Ubuntu-studio pakets from the official repository. Plain Kernel. intel core2 6300 with 3 Gig. | 11:36 |
piasdom | how do i access network files thru a terminal ? | 11:37 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: mount the shared folder with smbmount | 11:37 |
JackWinter | metasepp: is it supported by alsa ? | 11:37 |
piasdom | while in any dir ? | 11:37 |
lied | ActionParsnip: so it changed the name ... ok. thanks! | 11:37 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: you can mount it to any dir you like (except in /proc) and access it like any other file on your system | 11:38 |
Sarkie | hi guys, I'm looking to set up an ftp on my ubuntu box, which package is noob friendly? | 11:38 |
ActionParsnip | lied: have a dig around | 11:38 |
piasdom | ActionParnips: thanks | 11:38 |
ActionParsnip | Sarkie: proftpd, vsftpd | 11:38 |
lied | Sarkie: filezilla | 11:38 |
ActionParsnip | Sarkie: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588 | 11:39 |
metasepp | Jackwinter: thats what i hoped somebody could tell me. :-] where can i look that up? | 11:39 |
ActionParsnip | Sarkie: thise are ftp SERVERS, lied suggested filezilla which is an ftp CLIENT. It depends which you require | 11:39 |
Sarkie | yeah i saw that link, ActionParsnip. Cheers | 11:39 |
Sarkie | Yeah wanted a server, with access to my /www dir | 11:40 |
lied | ActionParsnip: meeep, wrong. filezilla has also a server... | 11:40 |
JackWinter | am normally still on 8.04, booted 8.10 and in the process of updating it. was wondering if there is a 2.6.28 kernel for 8.10 ? | 11:40 |
JackWinter | metasepp: what is it, pci/usb/fw ? | 11:40 |
chronographer | i use ssh as a sftp file server. Is this particularly unsafe? | 11:40 |
lied | chronographer: only if you have a weak sshkey | 11:41 |
ActionParsnip | lied: on the filezilla site the only server is windows based, and the official repos only have the client | 11:41 |
chronographer | it is letters and numbers, not very long though | 11:41 |
ActionParsnip | lied: so meep, wrong back at you | 11:41 |
lied | ActionParsnip: ah ok, that maybe. i thougt in the new linux versions there is also a ftp server implemented | 11:41 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: its very safe :) | 11:41 |
metasepp | JackWinter: its USB. Someone over at the Ardour List claims that it works on his box in Ubuntustudio on 8.10. Doesn't show up on my box though. | 11:41 |
chronographer | great! it is quite easy to set ssh up. I had great trouble with ftp. think I had a port closed which it needed... | 11:42 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: uses the same encryption as ssh to transfer the data | 11:42 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: sudo apt-get install openssh-server | 11:42 |
chronographer | yeah thats how I understood it. | 11:42 |
daliang | there are very much hits shows in firestart,is that's ok? | 11:42 |
chronographer | yep I have done that! | 11:43 |
ActionParsnip | chronographer: if you want access over WAN you will need to use port forwarding/virtual server | 11:43 |
bullgard4 | Why are there two directories /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon and ../gnome-settings-daemon-2.0? | 11:43 |
lied | ActionParsnip: i installed libcap2 libcap2-dev libpcap-de libcap and nothing changed the error message in /var/log/messages. so is there any other way. i already searched on google but didnt't find a solution which was working for me. maybe i have to compile vsftpd by source | 11:43 |
chronographer | forgot my bloody truecrypt password!!! lucky it was basically empty. | 11:43 |
CaptainAwesome | heyguys,sorry to interupt but does anyone use emsene here? is there a way to save the chat logs? | 11:44 |
JackWinter | metasepp: try here: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main | 11:44 |
chronographer | boobies | 11:44 |
ActionParsnip | lied: it may be an avenue to explore | 11:44 |
Jazzinghen | I have a problem with my PC. It hangs on the GRUB screen | 11:44 |
metasepp | JackWinter: Thank you! | 11:44 |
JackWinter | metasepp: or try #alsa | 11:44 |
lied | ActionParsnip: hm i think the erroe appears cause the vsftpd is 32bit and i have a 64bit system | 11:45 |
lied | s/erroe/error/ | 11:45 |
ActionParsnip | lied: then install the 64bit version | 11:45 |
xyz | #sqlite | 11:45 |
Mech0z | http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12061&Itemid=1 | 11:45 |
ActionParsnip | lied: copy out your ftpd config, uninstall the 32 and install the 64 | 11:45 |
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Mech0z | does that mean that we will get 180 drivers automaticly in ubuntu? | 11:45 |
lied | ActionParsnip: if the error comes from vsftpd - i don't know that for sure | 11:46 |
ActionParsnip | lied: you are gonna have to dig around in logs as you do stuff to see what is causing the issue | 11:46 |
ActionParsnip | lied: i'm not conversant with vsftpd so I'm not much good | 11:46 |
lied | ok, thanks | 11:47 |
ActionParsnip | lied: there are 19 peopele in #vsftpd | 11:47 |
metasepp | bye everyone | 11:47 |
funkyHat | I'm getting a lot of failed connections to google today, is it just me? (doesn't seem to be happening with anyone else's site) | 11:47 |
ActionParsnip | funkyHat: try pinging google from terminal, see if you drop packets. Its fine here | 11:48 |
Jazzinghen | funkyHat: No, it's happening to me too | 11:48 |
Jazzinghen | However, can anyone help me? | 11:48 |
ActionParsnip | !ask | Jazzinghen | 11:48 |
ubottu | Jazzinghen: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 11:48 |
Jazzinghen | My PC hangs at the GRUB screen. It get to "Loading GRUB Please Wait..." and then nothing. I've just shifted my HDDs from my old PC to a new one, but on the old one everything worked perfectly... I have an ASUS P5AD2-E motherboard | 11:50 |
Tonik|away | Hi, any ideas why scripts with expressions like "if [[ .$1 != . ]] ; then" stopped working after upgrade to 8.10? It seems changing double brackets to single fixes my scripts, but was there a reason I used [[ in the first place? (I don't remember :/) | 11:50 |
ActionParsnip | Jazzinghen: try reinstalling grub | 11:51 |
ActionParsnip | !grub | Jazzinghen | 11:51 |
ubottu | Jazzinghen: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 11:51 |
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B1OS | how do you move a folder/file if the directory path contains spaces? | 11:52 |
prince_jammys | Tonik|away: because ubuntu's /bin/sh is now a symlink to dash. scripts with [[ ]] should have #!/bin/bash in the shebang, and not be run as 'sh script' | 11:52 |
ActionParsnip | B1OS: tab complete it, they will be managed for you | 11:52 |
SlimeyPete | B1OS: use quotes around the directory name eg "My Directory/" | 11:52 |
SlimeyPete | or, yes, tab-complete | 11:53 |
B1OS | thanks | 11:53 |
ActionParsnip | B1OS: if tab completing doesnt work its something like: cp this\ file\ name\ contains\ space.txt | 11:53 |
prince_jammys | Tonik|away: that happened sometime around feisty or edgy | 11:53 |
ActionParsnip | B1OS: tab completing is WAYYY easier | 11:53 |
Jazzinghen | Ok, I'll try it | 11:53 |
Tonik|away | Pricey: I see. Do you think it's ok to use [ instead of [[ if it works? I don't even know how to google help on these expressions :) | 11:53 |
coz_ | hey guys I had this once on intrepid and have searched all day... disable recent documents? | 11:54 |
prince_jammys | Tonik|away: go to #bash, and read the FAQ in the topic about tests. [[ has more features | 11:54 |
prince_jammys | Tonik|away: or go to that channel and type /msg greybot [[ | 11:54 |
Tonik|away | prince_jammys, thanks | 11:55 |
prince_jammys | welcome | 11:55 |
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ActionParsnip | coz_: chmod +400 ~/.recently-used | 11:55 |
ActionParsnip | coz_: ;) | 11:55 |
prince_jammys | Tonik|away: there's nothing wrong with [, if you use it properly. it's just trickier | 11:55 |
coz_ | ActionParsnip, I didnt try that one let me try now :) | 11:55 |
ActionParsnip | coz_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=66821 | 11:55 |
calwig | how do i set up WebDAV in apache? | 11:56 |
calwig | !webdav | 11:56 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about webdav | 11:56 |
ActionParsnip | coz_: just makes it only readable but not writable so the file cannot be updated | 11:56 |
coz_ | ActionParsnip, mm it says invalid mode +400 | 11:56 |
ActionParsnip | coz_: remove the + sign | 11:57 |
coz_ | yep trying that now :) | 11:57 |
ActionParsnip | calwig: head to #apache | 11:57 |
piasdom | ActionParnips: i get it to mount but i can't see the files when i do ls | 11:57 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: ok where is it mounted to? | 11:57 |
bullgard4 | Why are there two directories /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon and ../gnome-settings-daemon-2.0? | 11:58 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: ittfiles/Gustav | 11:58 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard4: try renaming one and rebooting, see what changes when you next log in | 11:58 |
prince_jammys | hehe | 11:58 |
calwig | ActionParsnip: | 11:59 |
calwig | thankz | 11:59 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: do you mean in your home folder? | 11:59 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: it's a network dir | 11:59 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: like: /home/<username>/ittfiles/Gustav | 11:59 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: did you mount it there? I'm after the full path | 11:59 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: ittfiles | 11:59 |
bullgard4 | ActionParsnip: I cannot see that your proposal is the proper way to answer the question which I have put. | 11:59 |
prince_jammys | bullgard4: #gnome might know. it's a pretty esoteric question | 12:00 |
lied | ActionParsnip: i compiled the vsftpd by source and the error appears again.. think this must be a error by ubuntu | 12:00 |
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ActionParsnip | bullgard4: its n investigation. If you rename the folder and reboot, next time you log on a stock one will be generated, you will then see system differences which you can then attribte to the change. As you only renamed the folder you can easily revert back | 12:01 |
nsadmin | what error? | 12:01 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard4: how does tat not answer your question | 12:01 |
ActionParsnip | lied: i'd submit a bug report | 12:01 |
ActionParsnip | !bug | lied | 12:01 |
ubottu | lied: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu - Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots | 12:01 |
nsadmin | bug report for something he compiled himself? to where? | 12:01 |
bullgard4 | prince_jammys: ok. | 12:02 |
lied | nsadmin: i used the ubuntu bin before... | 12:02 |
nsadmin | no way that's a bug in ubuntu | 12:02 |
nsadmin | oh ok | 12:02 |
nsadmin | so, what error | 12:02 |
lied | nsadmin: warning: `vsftpd' uses 32-bit capabilities (legacy support in use) and after that the network freezes and no connection is possible anymore | 12:02 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: what folder are you mounting to, it will start /. Like if you are mounting it to a folder named 'data' in the /media directory, its path will be /media/data | 12:03 |
lied | nsadmin: this is reproducable with every download i make via ftp | 12:03 |
Myrtti | lied: and why don't you use the ubuntu bin now? | 12:03 |
homebrewcider | hey there, I'm running Xubuntu, I have a Canon MP610 printer/scanner, printer working okay, scanner not being recognized, sane is installed, don't know what to do next | 12:03 |
nsadmin | so it happens each time a client connects? | 12:03 |
bullgard4 | ActionParsnip: As it is called in this country, this would be to shoot with a cannon onto a moskito. | 12:03 |
lied | nsadmin: no connect is fine but download isn't working | 12:03 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: home/itt/ittfiles/itt/Gustav | 12:03 |
nsadmin | lied: perhaps the log file has something interesting | 12:04 |
nsadmin | perhaps also you could rebuild with extra debug output | 12:04 |
lied | nsadmin: this is the only information which apperas after the error | 12:04 |
nsadmin | in the log file? | 12:05 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: ok thats cool | 12:05 |
lied | nsadmin: jep | 12:05 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: ok can you run mount with no parameters and pastebin the output please | 12:05 |
nsadmin | so maybe you could see if it's possible to make the logging more verbose, either by configuring it that way or rebuilding it that way | 12:05 |
nsadmin | while you're doing that you could try other ftp daemons | 12:06 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: i have to use -o | 12:06 |
nsadmin | and by the way... | 12:06 |
nsadmin | authenticated ftp and authenticated telnet are not smart to use | 12:07 |
lied | nsadmin: haha... | 12:07 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: a help file | 12:07 |
nsadmin | but you know that, right? | 12:07 |
ActionParsnip | homebrewcider: http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010488.asp | 12:08 |
ActionParsnip | homebrewcider: canon have the scanner driver in a deb | 12:08 |
homebrewcider | that's installed | 12:08 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: home/itt/ittfiles/itt/Gustav -o | 12:08 |
lied | damn, this box has a worse failure. now the networks dies after a aptitude upgrade :( | 12:08 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: run 'mount' on its own in a terminal and make a pastebin of it so I can read the output without you flooding the channel | 12:09 |
ActionParsnip | !paste | piasdom | 12:09 |
ubottu | piasdom: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 12:09 |
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piasdom | ActionParsnip: ok | 12:09 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118810/ | 12:10 |
DarkKnight | can anyone tell me good softwares for making website | 12:11 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: ok, so what are you trying to mount? | 12:12 |
lied | DarkKnight: vim | 12:12 |
piasdom | a dir on the network | 12:12 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: websites are html text so any text editor will do it, bluefish is ok too | 12:12 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: ok then from thta mount output its not mounted | 12:12 |
DarkKnight | lied, ActionParsnip; that's just a coding thing....just like dreamweaver..i want alternatives for it in ubuntu | 12:12 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: ok | 12:13 |
ActionParsnip | piasdom: http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1404 | 12:13 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: alternatives to what? | 12:13 |
lied | he wants dreamweaver :) | 12:13 |
lied | i think in kde there was such a "frontpage"-tool | 12:14 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; alternatives to dreamweaver in Windows OS | 12:14 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: it's not a win os(ubuntu 8.04) | 12:14 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: bluefish - advanced Gtk+ HTML editor | 12:14 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; someone suggested me drupal...how is it?? | 12:14 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: its not something i use, tr it to see what you think | 12:15 |
ActionParsnip | !info drupal | 12:15 |
ubottu | Package drupal does not exist in intrepid | 12:15 |
ActionParsnip | !info drupal5 | 12:15 |
ubottu | drupal5 (source: drupal5): a fully-featured content management framework. In component universe, is extra. Version 5.10-1ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 761 kB, installed size 3384 kB | 12:15 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; okk...thank you...is there anyone else who can tell me about this | 12:15 |
lied | ok, system up to date, vsftpd compiled by myself and this sh** pc isn't able to do a few ftp downloads. next on todo and trylist: compiling ther kernel *g* | 12:16 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: all i can suggest is search repos with synaptic / apt-search to see available apps and give them a try | 12:16 |
ScottG489 | Does anyone know of a good program/game to help me type correctly? I can type alright but i still cant type very quickly using the correct (home row) method. Are there any programs/games out there I could use to improve on this? | 12:17 |
jrib | ScottG489: gtypist | 12:17 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; thank you very much...i needed to construct a website by this weekend...so i was considering what to use...i can't wait for experimentation.... | 12:17 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=274868 | 12:17 |
ActionParsnip | !info nvu | 12:18 |
ubottu | nvu (source: kompozer): Transition package for Nvu --> KompoZer fork. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:0.7.10-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 20 kB, installed size 100 kB | 12:18 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: some folks say thats pretty good | 12:18 |
ScottG489 | jrib: thanks. is it gui or command line? | 12:18 |
jrib | ScottG489: command line | 12:18 |
ScottG489 | damn :/ | 12:19 |
jrib | ScottG489: what's the difference if you want to type? it's text... | 12:19 |
ScottG489 | i wouldnt mind a fun game to use to help improve my typing | 12:19 |
ScottG489 | fine! | 12:19 |
jrib | ScottG489: there are gui ones in the repos, but I don't know them (search) | 12:19 |
ScottG489 | eh its ok ill try this one out for now, thanks :) | 12:20 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; vow great information....they where talking about four softwares in here: NVU, nano, quanta plaus and codetech..Which one did u mean is the best | 12:21 |
coz_ | ActionParsnip, ah oh that didnt work :( | 12:22 |
nsadmin | ScottG489 try gtypist | 12:22 |
joeythacker | New user to ubuntu/linux. Trying to install apache http server. having tons of issues. it keeps saying something along the lines of verifying signatures and things. | 12:22 |
Rencx | how i can select button to write long letters | 12:22 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: nona is a text editor only but yu can write and save files as html | 12:22 |
Stefano | hi all! I cannot find the way to listen to web radio with VLC... on 8.10 | 12:22 |
jrib | joeythacker: pastebin what you are doing and the full output | 12:23 |
nike95 | hi | 12:23 |
bazhang | !info tuxtype | ScottG489 | 12:23 |
ubottu | tuxtype (source: tuxtype): Educational Typing Tutor Game Starring Tux. In component main, is optional. Version 1.5.17.dfsg1-3ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 76 kB, installed size 236 kB | 12:23 |
ActionParsnip | joeythacker: if you have added repos you will need the keys so you know that what you are downloading is legit | 12:24 |
Rencx | I have other computer and i can't write āšūī how i can change button to write letters āšēūī? | 12:24 |
nsadmin | actually gtypist is damn good | 12:24 |
Rencx | ActionParsnip: hi | 12:25 |
ActionParsnip | Rencx: hi | 12:25 |
joeythacker | Right, I get that. One of the things it is telling me to use is PGP - then with PGP for it to work in the USA it needs RSAREF package - and I can't find that anywhere. | 12:25 |
joeythacker | I've seen a few different places telling me not to use RSAREF, too. It is a little overwhelming for a new user to linux/ubuntu lol | 12:26 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; i didnt explain to you clearly what i wanted...i'll tell you now clealry | 12:26 |
ActionParsnip | joeythacker: try: sudo apt-get install gpg-rsaref | 12:27 |
Rencx | ActionParsnip: do you now how change apastrop key? | 12:27 |
nike95 | hello, there is someone who can help on gimp? paste should be written with an image on gimp how do I do? thanks | 12:27 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; i am making a website...so i need to make a website with little or no coding involved as it is time taking to learn them now..i have to get the website ready this weekend | 12:27 |
ActionParsnip | !keyboard | Rencx | 12:27 |
ubottu | Rencx: To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard (GNOME) - KDE: K -> System Settings -> Regional & Language -> Keyboard Layout (KDE) - Xfce: see https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts | 12:27 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: yes, nvu will help youo | 12:27 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; i heard that there are some softwares in which suppose if i wanted to place a button or make any dynamic drop down button i can make it easily by selecting a few choices.... | 12:28 |
DarkKnight | ActionParsnip; okk so are you sure nvu will be helpful?? | 12:28 |
ikonia | DarkKnight: try it | 12:28 |
ikonia | DarkKnight: see if YOU like it and YOU can use it | 12:28 |
bazhang | !html > DarkKnight | 12:29 |
ubottu | DarkKnight, please see my private message | 12:29 |
nsadmin | DarkKnight: don';t take his word for it... try it and see | 12:29 |
ActionParsnip | DarkKnight: i dont know about specific functions as i dont use the softwares, you'll have to try them a little to see which you think is best suited to your persoal needs | 12:29 |
nsadmin | besides.... | 12:29 |
Slart | is the current nvu the same as the old nvu? I kind of recall something about it changing lots of stuff | 12:30 |
nsadmin | if you decide yourself which one you want, you can't come back if there's a problem and say he made you pick it :P | 12:30 |
Slart | !info kompozer | 12:30 |
ubottu | kompozer (source: kompozer): Complete Web Authoring System. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:0.7.10-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 8438 kB, installed size 26008 kB | 12:30 |
PsyGoa_ | hi __ slm | 12:30 |
DarkKnight | ikonia, ActionParsnip, bazhang, nsadmin; thank you | 12:31 |
Slart | !info nvu | 12:31 |
ubottu | nvu (source: kompozer): Transition package for Nvu --> KompoZer fork. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:0.7.10-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 20 kB, installed size 100 kB | 12:31 |
slu | hi all hows it going | 12:31 |
breakdown | nice | 12:31 |
DarkKnight | nsadmin; no i wouldn't do that i was enquiring just to make it sure if there are ant experience persons here, i could get some advice and tips | 12:31 |
myx0x3 | settnings | 12:32 |
myx0x3 | whops | 12:32 |
slu | tots | 12:32 |
DarkKnight | nsadmin; is kompozer the new name for nvu?? | 12:33 |
nsadmin | DarkKnight: you read the same as I did | 12:34 |
nsadmin | nvu is a fork | 12:34 |
Nero-Wolf | Good morning everyone? | 12:34 |
smokinjoe | Hows it going Nero-Wolf | 12:35 |
DarkKnight | nsadmin; i just read that ubottu message and it said nvu (source: kompozer). so i was wondering if both are the same..i am still not sure...is it?? | 12:35 |
ActionParsnip | afternoon, Nero-Wolf | 12:35 |
Nero-Wolf | Not too bad. Do you or anyone else have time for a question? | 12:35 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: ask the room, it will answer | 12:35 |
DarkKnight | ikonia, bazhang; hii...nice to see you....after a long time | 12:35 |
smokinjoe | I do | 12:35 |
smokinjoe | If I can answer | 12:35 |
Nero-Wolf | Well, I'm going to be sending my MS-based laptop in for repairs soon, and I need access to work email. I've had that set-up through Outlook that connects to a hosted Exchange server... | 12:36 |
ikonia | DarkKnight: it's been 2 days | 12:36 |
josh_ | I have a couple questions, Does Ubuntu 32bit recognize more than the 3GB of ram that Windows does? | 12:36 |
Nero-Wolf | And I need to find a client that works better than Evolution for Exchange accounts. | 12:36 |
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ikonia | josh_: it's a long story, it "can" but it is better to use 64bit if you want 4GB of ram support | 12:37 |
Nero-Wolf | I know about Thunderbird, but it looks like it doesn't have a specific category for Exchange accounts. | 12:37 |
Slart | sec_goat: not unless you enable PAE | 12:37 |
jrib | sec_goat: server or desktop? | 12:37 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: MS dont like none MS clients connecting to Exchange, its a real pain | 12:37 |
Slart | sec_goat: the server kernel uses PAE for example | 12:37 |
sec_goat | nero-wolf have you tried thunderbird? | 12:37 |
DarkKnight | ikonia; like i said before...you have good memory....i have busy schedules and i didnt really remember that | 12:37 |
sec_goat | this is just a desktop computer | 12:37 |
myx0x3 | lawl, 13:37 ;) | 12:37 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: make sure you pst your emails so you can port them to your next system | 12:37 |
Nero-Wolf | sec_goat: I grabbed it, but TB doesn't look like it has a way to set-up Exchange access... | 12:37 |
Nero-Wolf | Action: I'd debated on that, but I've kept my stuff on the server for a reason. ;3 The hardware I own/operate tends to be very volatile. | 12:38 |
Nero-Wolf | Let's just say I've wiped my main stuff at home more than 3 times in the past 60 days just because I've been experimenting with stuff. | 12:38 |
Nero-Wolf | But yeah... | 12:38 |
Nero-Wolf | I've got Thunderbird now and I'm looking at it, I'm just not sure how to set it up to access the account like my Outlook client is set-up now. | 12:39 |
myx0x3 | have anyone here Irssi? :P | 12:39 |
Nero-Wolf | It looks nice, I'll grant it that... | 12:39 |
Slart | myx0x3: yes | 12:39 |
myx0x3 | Slart: im realy new at linux, how do i change color and stuff? :P | 12:40 |
piasdom | ActionParsnip: thanks again..appreciate it | 12:40 |
Slart | myx0x3: you might want to try typing "!anyone" here in the channel.. quite informative actually | 12:40 |
myx0x3 | Slart: in Irssi | 12:40 |
ActionParsnip | !themes | myx0x3 | 12:41 |
ubottu | myx0x3: Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 12:41 |
Slart | myx0x3: you've read the man page, of course, and the website, of course.. there are themes you can apply.. I guess you have to edit the conf file | 12:41 |
Slart | myx0x3: I've only changed some minor details myself so I can't really help you any further | 12:42 |
snowhite | Hejsan jag har ett problem med NO PUBKEY...Någon som kunde hjälpa mig? | 12:43 |
Slart | !se | snowhite | 12:43 |
ubottu | snowhite: Svensk Ubuntu- och Kubuntusupport hittar du pa #ubuntu-se resp. #kubuntu-se | 12:43 |
ActionParsnip | snowhite: english here, friend | 12:43 |
bazhang | !se | 12:43 |
myx0x3 | Slart: okej, tnx anyway :) | 12:44 |
huwenfeng | what is the most configurable ,usable, user-friendly and efficient distributed file system? i mean open source distributed file system. | 12:44 |
snowhite | I 've got a message that says W:GPG-wrong NO PUBKEY | 12:44 |
ActionParsnip | snowhite: then you need the key for your repo that you dont have the key for | 12:44 |
snowhite | W: GPG-fel: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: Följande signaturer kunde inte verifieras för att den öppna nyckeln inte är tillgänglig: NO_PUBKEY 778978B00F7992B0 | 12:45 |
snowhite | W: GPG-fel: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: Följande signaturer kunde inte verifieras för att den öppna nyckeln inte är tillgänglig: NO_PUBKEY 60D11217247D1CFF | 12:45 |
snowhite | W: GPG-fel: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: Följande signaturer kunde inte verifieras för att den öppna nyckeln inte är tillgänglig: NO_PUBKEY 28A8205077558DD0 | 12:45 |
snowhite | W: GPG-fel: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: Följande signaturer kunde inte verifieras för att den öppna nyckeln inte är tillgänglig: NO_PUBKEY 632D16BB0C713DA | 12:45 |
FloodBot2 | snowhite: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 12:45 |
ActionParsnip | huwenfeng: i'd say ftp | 12:45 |
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ActionParsnip | Can we please get a factoid for ppa keys | 12:45 |
drash | snowhite: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1054906.html for cause and fix | 12:45 |
DarkKnight | is there any way that i can enable passwords for my arechive files and keep it in my pen drive..so that anyone accessing it wouldnt be able to open it | 12:45 |
Andry_Work | hi, do anyone know how to have a tftp server with ubuntu? | 12:45 |
huwenfeng | ActionParsnip: no, ftp's not | 12:46 |
jrib | DarkKnight: gpg -c | 12:46 |
DarkKnight | jrib; i have to execute it in terminal?? | 12:46 |
ActionParsnip | huwenfeng: why not, it as user authentication and uses TCP for garunteed dilivery. Whats wrong with it? | 12:47 |
jrib | DarkKnight: you probably want to read more about it first... | 12:47 |
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huwenfeng | ActionParsnip: but it does not provide a good internal function, like internal mirroring | 12:47 |
Jazzinghen | Ubuntu LiveCD hangs on Live boot | 12:47 |
ActionParsnip | Andry_Work: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-setup-advanced-tftp-server-in-ubuntu.html | 12:47 |
ActionParsnip | huwenfeng: you can have massively different levels of ftp logging which you can review | 12:48 |
ActionParsnip | huwenfeng: you can even use rsync to copy between systems | 12:48 |
DarkKnight | jrib; i am referring to that in google | 12:49 |
Andry_Work | ActionParsnip: I used tftpd32 under windows, do you know if its available even under linux? | 12:49 |
ActionParsnip | huwenfeng: or theres CIFS or SAMBA | 12:49 |
snowhite | ingen som vet vad det betyder när jag fick flera st NO_PUBKEY fel? | 12:49 |
ActionParsnip | !atftpd | Andry_Work | 12:49 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about atftpd | 12:49 |
Slart | huwenfeng: I think you'll get better answers if you ask better questions.. you just asked for something like a car that doesn't use a lot of gas, goes really fast, can load up to 50 people, fit in a very small garage and preferably be given away free | 12:49 |
ActionParsnip | !info atftpd | 12:49 |
ubottu | atftpd (source: atftp): advanced TFTP server. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.7.dfsg-5 (intrepid), package size 57 kB, installed size 228 kB | 12:49 |
Slart | snowhite: still english only here | 12:50 |
Slart | snowhite: type /join #ubuntu-se for swedish support | 12:50 |
snowhite | okey now I would like to get help messages I got NO-PUBKEY? | 12:50 |
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Slart | snowhite: did you read the links that people sent you? | 12:51 |
yiyezhou | Please help me,my notebook(hp 541 808pa) warning:setupcon:None of /etc/default/console -setup nor /.console -setup exits.checking battery...... | 12:51 |
drash | snowhite: take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1054906.html for a fix | 12:51 |
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snowhite | i dont know enything here anymore | 12:51 |
jrib | DarkKnight: google will probably be useless. Just read what it says in the man page. gpg -c to encrypt, gpg -d to decrypt | 12:51 |
DarkKnight | jrib; ohh you are referring to cryptography.....i'll explain you clearly... i am backing up my system...puttting all data on archive files .zip and dumping it on my friends system...my friend has many other friends staying with him...and they use the same system..i dont want them to open these files and see my important data | 12:51 |
Ferran | hello all; i'm deleting a user and when i recreate it (with a new home directory) the gnome-panel configuration remains unchanged; how can i fix this? | 12:51 |
ActionParsnip | snowhite: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1054906.html | 12:51 |
snowhite | PUB-KEY wrongs ???Whats that mean? | 12:52 |
jrib | DarkKnight: I know. What I've given you will do what you want... | 12:52 |
DarkKnight | jrib; so i just wanted to password protect my files....and idea | 12:52 |
DarkKnight | jrib;;okk i'll have a look at that | 12:52 |
Slart | snowhite: when you download packages from a repository there is a way to check if the package is what it's supposed to be | 12:52 |
ActionParsnip | Ferran: you will need to chown -R and chmod -R 755 the /home/<username> folder to give the new username access | 12:52 |
yiyezhou | plz help me,my ubuntu don't install all the way. | 12:53 |
huwenfeng | no no , i need to use several small storage computer to implement a big virtual storage, and gives out a simple interface! so i have to find a distributed filesystem to use. | 12:53 |
jrib | DarkKnight: if you must google, google the long option corresponding to -c | 12:53 |
snowhite | Okey what should I do now then? | 12:53 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: did you md5 check the iso you downloaded as well as verify the disk you burned was correct? | 12:53 |
Slart | snowhite: that error message means that something went wrong with this check.. read the link that drash sent you | 12:53 |
huwenfeng | i am so sorry that i asked the wrong question | 12:53 |
Slart | huwenfeng: I didn't say it was wrong.. but I think you aimed a bit to high =) | 12:53 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:i install it by USB. | 12:53 |
Slart | *too | 12:54 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: doesnt matter, did you check the iso before burning as well as checking the burned cd was correct? | 12:54 |
Ferran | ActionParsnip: i did it; in fact i deleted the user with userdel, moved the home user dir; recreated the user with adduser and i still see the same gnome-panel configuration... maybe it's an inode (not file) problem; trying to reboot to fix it | 12:54 |
ActionParsnip | Ferran: you will need to grant the new user acces and ownership | 12:54 |
snowhite | bye...I cannot get the right information here now for the moment thanks | 12:55 |
SunnyDP | ok | 12:55 |
Ferran | ActionParsnip: yes, i did it | 12:55 |
SunnyDP | ciao sw | 12:55 |
ActionParsnip | Ferran: even if its the same name it may not get access so you can aleiviate this issue with the simple commands | 12:55 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:no,i have not burning CD,I use USB to install it. | 12:55 |
ActionParsnip | Ferran: thats cool, yeah i'd reboot too | 12:55 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: ok i gotcha, did you md5 check the iso? | 12:55 |
Ferran | ok, it was an inode problem :) | 12:56 |
Ferran | rebooting solved | 12:56 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:no,i download it from http://www.ubuntu.com/. | 12:57 |
vigo | How do I start the firewall and other apps as non admin? I have three peoples on this box and I figure is safe or whatever to have 1 admin/root yet I wish the other users to be able to do common tasks , like start firewall, or install updates that are from Canonical. | 12:57 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: that doesnt matter | 12:57 |
yiyezhou | The startup is right at first. | 12:57 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: you could have been givien it by the head of canonical, you still need to check the iso you downloaded | 12:58 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: downloads are not 100% garunteed to be accurate all the time and you need to check the iso, especially with something as critical as an operatings system | 12:58 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:OK,i have got it. | 12:59 |
vigo | That is what that MD5 hashum stuff is all about | 12:59 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: if you have a bad image its not going to work, if you have a good image then we can look at other things | 12:59 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:Thank you very much,i will download it again. | 12:59 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: you may not hve to, check the image you downloaded with the md5 hashes | 13:00 |
DarkKnight | jrib; as i didnt get the overall idea...can you explain in a gist how i can use it...now suppose i have to put a password to a file named xyz...so what is the syntax of the command should i type | 13:00 |
jrib | DarkKnight: gpg -c xyz | 13:00 |
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apraxas | hi folk. i have Ubuntu 8.10 with gnome-desktop and compiz and i have no menu text and no tooltip text in some programs. The menu's and toolbars and icons still exist and still work. i read in a forum change the font style, but there is no effect for me. it dosn`t work. hmm. when i diable compiz it works? what can i do. in ubuntu 8.04 it works with compiz. | 13:03 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip: OK,md5 is match.there is another XP system in my notebook.is it may be the reason? | 13:04 |
DeadRooster | hi all, i'm looking an app to burn a DVD iso to a USB stick and make it bootable, can anyone help? | 13:05 |
shipitkthx | hi, i have a problem with partition sizes on an existing Hardy system, i have 2 partitions setup, sda1 and sda3, sda1 is 18.9 gig, and sda3 is 162 gig, sda1 is my file system partition, sda3 contains my home folder, sda1 now has 0 free space remaining, i believe the problem is I have a large Postgresql server which I believe is being stored on sda1, I would obviously like to have it stored on sda3 but I cant even start Postgresql to | 13:05 |
shipitkthx | move it anything over since it wont start without any free space | 13:05 |
shipitkthx | anyone have a suggestion for what i can do without losing any data? | 13:05 |
SunnyDP | Is there a program like msconfig for linux to check what programs services run at boot of computer ? | 13:05 |
vigo | DeadRooster: Tried Brasero? | 13:05 |
fosco_ | SunnyDP: system - admini - services | 13:06 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: that doesnt matter, you are booting from the usb stick so the internal drives dont get looked at | 13:06 |
ActionParsnip | !bootoptions | yiyezhou | 13:06 |
ubottu | yiyezhou: For a list and explanation on some of the boot options, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions | 13:06 |
jrib | SunnyDP: system -> administration -> services. But I wouldn't disable anything there that you aren't sure about | 13:06 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: try turning off acpi and dma, it may help | 13:06 |
DeadRooster | vigo: can brasero burn to USB stick? | 13:06 |
SunnyDP | ok thanks | 13:06 |
SunnyDP | and in command line? | 13:06 |
SunnyDP | terminal mode? | 13:06 |
DarkKnight | jrib; hey i did that then i got a .gpg file...so i just have to use this file...is it..and i dont require that original .zip file right?? | 13:07 |
shipitkthx | i guess my main question is can i reduce the size of sda3 and increase sda1 so i can move backup postgresql and then move it over? | 13:07 |
vigo | DeadRooster: I think it can, I have never done it, but media is media, sorta | 13:07 |
jrib | DarkKnight: yes. gpg -d xyz.gpg (or double click if you install seahorse) | 13:07 |
P-Nuts | DeadRooster, use usb-creator | 13:07 |
SiebaZ | hey i have a problem with xchat (dcc) the speed on linux is much slower than on windows what could be the issue for that? | 13:07 |
DeadRooster | vigo: i'll check it out now. thanks | 13:07 |
DarkKnight | jrib; vow great...thank you | 13:08 |
vigo | Thank you P=Nutz: I had forgotten about that | 13:08 |
bn43 | hi I have a problem with an unrecognised screen which is stopping me from using ubuntu full time - I have a 17" 740bf samsung lcd monitor which seems to be unrecognised. When I put an ordinary 17" crt on, I get 1024x768 but on the samsung I only get 800x600 | 13:08 |
fosco_ | SunnyDP: sysv-rc-conf | 13:08 |
yiyezhou | ActionParsnip:Thank you for your help,i will reboot my machine and turn off acpi and dma. | 13:08 |
SunnyDP | thnaks fosco | 13:08 |
shipitkthx | anyone? | 13:08 |
bn43 | does anyone else use this monitor? | 13:08 |
apraxas | hi folk. i have Ubuntu 8.10 with gnome-desktop and compiz and i have no menu text and no tooltip text in some programs. The menu's and toolbars and icons still exist and still work. i read in a forum change the font style, but there is no effect for me. it dosn`t work. hmm. when i diable compiz it works? what can i do. in ubuntu 8.04 it works with compiz. | 13:08 |
ActionParsnip | yiyezhou: np man | 13:08 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: sup? | 13:09 |
Jewbacca | hi, i have a precompile file, how do i compile it? | 13:09 |
shipitkthx | partition problems | 13:09 |
shipitkthx | file system partition is maxed | 13:09 |
rip_ | should i have a pagefile setup in windows, which is run as a virtual machine on ubuntu? | 13:09 |
hateball | !compile | Jewbacca | 13:09 |
ubottu | Jewbacca: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 13:09 |
ActionParsnip | apraxas: i'd suggest asking in compiz as it is the thing causing the issue | 13:09 |
ActionParsnip | rip_: i would | 13:09 |
shipitkthx | action can i pm you the explanation? it seems to have gotten lost in the chat | 13:10 |
tapas | given a fully qualified filename, how do i get the directory part of it? | 13:10 |
tapas | e.g. /path/to/foo/bar -> /path/to/foo | 13:10 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: just type my full name at the start and my name will highlight | 13:10 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: just like i'm highlighting yours | 13:10 |
tapas | oops, wrong chan | 13:10 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: tab complete my name | 13:10 |
shipitkthx | ActionParsnip <shipitkthx> hi, i have a problem with partition sizes on an existing Hardy system, i have 2 partitions setup, sda1 and sda3, sda1 is 18.9 gig, and sda3 is 162 gig, sda1 is my file system partition, sda3 contains my home folder, sda1 now has 0 free space remaining, i believe the problem is I have a large Postgresql server which I believe is being stored on sda1, I would obviously like to have it stored on sda3 but I can | 13:10 |
shipitkthx | t even start Postgresql to | 13:11 |
shipitkthx | <shipitkthx> move it anything over since it wont start without any free space | 13:11 |
hbekel | tapas: dirname | 13:11 |
jmj | j | 13:11 |
jmj | hi | 13:11 |
tapas | hbekel: yeah, wrong chan, i need it in python :) | 13:11 |
SiebaZ | hey i have a problem with xchat (dcc) the speed on linux is much slower than on windows what could be the issue for that? | 13:11 |
jmj | poda opai | 13:11 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: not sure if the app can do this but you could move the data onto your larger partition then create a symlink so that the folder appears but is really a link to the folder on the other partition | 13:12 |
Davedan | what is the difference between /var/log/apt/term.log and /var/log/dpkg.log ? | 13:12 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: i'm not clued up on postgresql so I'm no help there but you could easily move the folder storing the large data to the other partition and link | 13:13 |
shipitkthx | actionparsnip, ok checking that out | 13:13 |
DeadRooster | brasero and usb-creator won't burn DVD ISO's to USB, anyone have any other ideas? | 13:13 |
shipitkthx | actionparsnip, im ok if i can at least get postgresql server to start, then i can just backup and reinstall on different partition | 13:13 |
Jazzinghen | I cannot boot Ubuntu 8.10 live on my PC | 13:14 |
SunnyDP | Jazz | 13:14 |
Jazzinghen | Yes? | 13:14 |
SunnyDP | whats happens when you try | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | shipitkthx: i dont think it'llbe necessary | 13:14 |
ActionParsnip | DeadRooster: i dont think you burn ISO to USB. What are you trying to achieve? | 13:14 |
SunnyDP | DeadRooster: k3b is your best choice :D | 13:14 |
drash | apraxas: do i understand correctly that your menus and tooltips work if you disable compiz ? | 13:14 |
Jazzinghen | SunnyDP: What sould I try? | 13:15 |
ubuntu_ | can someone please help... somehow i put in my windows restore disc and it took overmy ubuntu partition.. I am hoping there is a took I can use to restore my original partitions from last use... if not i'm gonna cry | 13:15 |
carpii | DeadRooster, have you tried unetbootin ? | 13:15 |
SunnyDP | what happens when you try to boot your PC with the ubuntu CD ? | 13:15 |
ubuntu_ | ? | 13:15 |
SunnyDP | carpii: unetbootin is only for distros | 13:15 |
SunnyDP | ooops | 13:15 |
Jazzinghen | SunnyDP: It shows me the splash screen | 13:15 |
apraxas | yes drash. | 13:15 |
SunnyDP | sorry | 13:15 |
DeadRooster | ActionParsnip: i have a bootable DVD iso that i want to use on a usb stick rather than a DVD | 13:15 |
carpii | ok, i dnt really understand what hes trying to do then | 13:15 |
DeadRooster | SunnyDP: i've ahd a look at k3b, i couldn't find anything | 13:16 |
apraxas | drash yes | 13:16 |
SunnyDP | Jazz PM me | 13:16 |
ActionParsnip | !usb | DeadRooster | 13:16 |
ubottu | DeadRooster: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent | 13:16 |
SunnyDP | DeadRooster | 13:16 |
SiebaZ | hey i have a problem with xchat (dcc) the speed on linux is much slower than on windows what could be the issue for that? | 13:16 |
SunnyDP | Unetbootin like carpii said | 13:16 |
carpii | DeadRooster, are you trying to create an installer on a usb stick? Or install a live ubuntu system on a usb stick? | 13:16 |
drash | apraxas: ok, have you tried resetting compiz settings back to the defaults ? make a backup of your settings before trying this ... | 13:17 |
shipitkthx | actionparsnip, i just need to figure out exactly where postgresql is saving the data tables, which atm i cant figure out | 13:17 |
smokinjoe | Has anybody in here seen Zeitgiest the movie? | 13:17 |
sec_goat | I have a Cretive Zen MP3 player is there any way to access that like a removable storage device? | 13:17 |
DeadRooster | carpii: it's a live session of backtrack4 | 13:17 |
ActionParsnip | !ot | smokinjoe | 13:17 |
ubottu | smokinjoe: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 13:17 |
ubuntu_ | can someone please help... somehow i put in my windows restore disc and it took overmy ubuntu partition.. I am hoping there is a took I can use to restore my original partitions from last use... if not i'm gonna cry ? | 13:17 |
* carpii hands ubuntu a tissue | 13:17 | |
ActionParsnip | ubuntu_: you could try foremost but I think its not looking good | 13:18 |
ubuntu_ | foremost ? | 13:18 |
ActionParsnip | ubuntu_: just restore data from backup | 13:18 |
ActionParsnip | !info foremost | 13:18 |
ubottu | foremost (source: foremost): Forensics application to recover data. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.5.4-1 (intrepid), package size 40 kB, installed size 136 kB | 13:18 |
bn43 | hi I have a problem with an unrecognised screen which is stopping me from using ubuntu full time - I have a 17" 740bf samsung lcd monitor which seems to be unrecognised. When I put an ordinary 17" crt on, I get 1024x768 but on the samsung I only get 800x600 | 13:18 |
bn43 | does anyone else use this monitor? | 13:18 |
ubuntu_ | because it did a quick format not a full format...otherwise it would have taken HOURS | 13:18 |
ubuntu_ | lol | 13:18 |
Jazzinghen | If I try to boot the live my PC gives me lots of errors like this: ata2.00 error {ICRC ABORT} | 13:18 |
DeadRooster | ubuntu_: have you tried reinstalling grub or whichever boot loader you use? | 13:18 |
ubuntu_ | no not yet DeadRooster.. | 13:19 |
ActionParsnip | bn43: try editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf and adding better refresh rates / screen resolutions | 13:19 |
drash | apraxas: i'm thinking that some setting in your active compiz profile is causing this .... if you use ccsm you could try the advanced search option and see if there are any extraordinary settings in there ... sorry if this isn't 100% clear, please feel free to pm me if you want | 13:20 |
ubuntu_ | ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install foremost | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | Reading package lists... Done | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | Building dependency tree | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | Reading state information... Done | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | E: Couldn't find package foremost | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ | 13:21 |
FloodBot2 | ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:21 |
orly_owl | Why is switching users slow in hardy? | 13:21 |
SunnyDP | ubuntu: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade | 13:21 |
vigo | DeadRooster: from the forums is: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=811397&highlight=ubuntu+usb | 13:21 |
ubuntu_ | umm ok | 13:21 |
orly_owl | it takes a while for the login screen to appear | 13:21 |
ActionParsnip | ubuntu_: reinstalling grub wont bring it back as there will be no OS to boot to as you have overwritten and formatted the data away, the unoverwritten data may be retrievable but if its written over with a new file its gone. I would restore your data from backup after reinstalling linux | 13:22 |
ubuntu_ | well | 13:22 |
ActionParsnip | orly_owl: depends what apps are running at the time | 13:22 |
bn43 | ActionParsnip: do you know how I can find the correct setting? | 13:22 |
ubuntu_ | i guess it's to the apt cd i made... least i did that much ;( | 13:22 |
apraxas | drash. ok thanks . i will wait that my ftp upload is finished then i can restart my gdm session. than i pm u and tell u whats up. | 13:22 |
ubuntu_ | this sucks though.. | 13:22 |
ubuntu_ | :( | 13:22 |
FloodBot2 | ubuntu_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 13:22 |
orly_owl | ActionParsnip: no it doesnt. even when no apps are open it's slow | 13:22 |
orly_owl | box has 512mb ram | 13:23 |
drash | apraxas: ok, no rush | 13:23 |
ubuntu_ | floodBot2 is annoying ... i'm not even flooding | 13:23 |
ActionParsnip | orly_owl: it would if you were compiling a kernel or 2 with gimp running it would, check background processes and the like | 13:23 |
orly_owl | im not doing any of that | 13:23 |
ActionParsnip | orly_owl: its an example | 13:24 |
orly_owl | ok | 13:24 |
JackWinter | what is the alsa dev lib called ? | 13:24 |
ActionParsnip | JackWinter: apt-cce search alsa | grep -i dev | 13:24 |
ActionParsnip | orly_owl: i'd check top to see how busy your cpu is | 13:25 |
orly_owl | k | 13:25 |
ActionParsnip | JackWinter: apt-cache search alsa | grep -i dev | 13:26 |
JackWinter | ActionParsnip: i don't have an apt-cce program ? | 13:26 |
ActionParsnip | JackWinter: typo | 13:26 |
JackWinter | ActionParsnip: thanks :) | 13:27 |
[TK]D-Fender | Quick newb question : what is the base package I should choose when installing KDE over base 8.10 gnome? | 13:28 |
ActionParsnip | [TK]D-Fender: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop | 13:30 |
myx0x3 | im thinking of putting up an proxy server at my linux computer... is 8mbit down and 1mbit up to slow for me for just surf, chatt and stuff? | 13:30 |
ActionParsnip | myx0x3: should be fine for that | 13:30 |
myx0x3 | ActionParsnip: and gaming? :P | 13:30 |
myx0x3 | ActionParsnip: to slow right? | 13:31 |
ActionParsnip | myx0x3: depends what games | 13:31 |
jafar00 | myx0x3: too slow? I just make do with 2mbit down 1mbit up ;) | 13:32 |
myx0x3 | ActionParsnip: World of Warcraft? :P | 13:32 |
ActionParsnip | myx0x3: quake2 ran fine over 56kbps | 13:32 |
ActionParsnip | myx0x3: not sure, check its bandwidth use in forums | 13:32 |
mchelen | ugh, that only seemed fine before broadband | 13:32 |
myx0x3 | ActionParsnip: okej ^_^ ill check it :) tnx for the info ^^ | 13:32 |
mchelen | its okay, 100ms ping vs 20ms is meaningful tho :D | 13:33 |
ActionParsnip | mchelen: depends on the data needs of the game, it might not suffer over a slow link, it vary from game to game | 13:34 |
[TK]D-Fender | ActionParsnip: Thanks | 13:35 |
ActionParsnip | [TK]D-Fender: np man | 13:35 |
ActionParsnip | [TK]D-Fender: if you prefer kde, you can always use this: | 13:36 |
ActionParsnip | !purekde | 13:36 |
ubottu | If you want to remove all !Gnome packages and have a default !Kubuntu system follow the instructions here « https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE » | 13:36 |
[TK]D-Fender | ActionParsnip: No, I like choice :) That in mind I DO want it to default to Gnome and I had a KDE splash stuck on my home PC for this. Quick tip on how to avoid? And to switch cleanly between each? | 13:37 |
[TK]D-Fender | ActionParsnip: Gnome used to start up and certain bits bitched at me about the fact KDM seemed to have taken over. | 13:37 |
PokerFacePenguin | I have 4 500G hard disks. / partition is 10G, /HOME resides on same disk (but different partition). My other 3 disks are mounted on /media. Utilization of / is nearing 100 percent (mostly due to /media). Without using LVM, is it going to be necessary for me to move the mount point (from /media)? | 13:37 |
ActionParsnip | [TK]D-Fender: to switch, log off and change the session type | 13:39 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 13:39 |
ActionParsnip | PokerFacePenguin: edit fstab some, or use symlinks to spread the data | 13:40 |
ActionParsnip | [TK]D-Fender: if you prefer gdm i think you need: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm | 13:40 |
PokerFacePenguin | ActionParsnip: thanks | 13:41 |
urban_ryoga | how do i change the rights to my files back to a normal user? When i transfered data to my external I use sudo. | 13:41 |
carpii | sudo chown username.username * -R | 13:41 |
SunnyDP | chown roxxxx | 13:41 |
carpii | but first, cd to the directory because its recursive | 13:41 |
vigge_sWe | hai | 13:42 |
urban_ryoga | carpii: so just do it from the root of my external? | 13:42 |
ActionParsnip | urban_ryoga: run the chown command in the directory containing the files, if there are subfolders you will need -R (chown -R <username> /path/to/top/folder | 13:42 |
vigge_sWe | how do I use WPA2 enterprise with PEAP and TKIP? | 13:42 |
ActionParsnip | !wpa | vigge_sWe | 13:42 |
ubottu | vigge_sWe: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 13:42 |
[TK]D-Fender | ActionParsnip: Thanks again, I'm making a note to memorize that. | 13:42 |
carpii | urban, just open terminal and cd into your /myfiles or whatever | 13:43 |
pinheiro | hey guys is there an email adress i can aply for a joob that is ouside the scope of the jobs ofered in the ubunto page? | 13:43 |
carpii | i just mean, dont run it from the root of your drive because bad things will happen :p | 13:43 |
ActionParsnip | !ot | pinheiro | 13:43 |
pinheiro | or is it beter to send an email to mark | 13:43 |
ubottu | pinheiro: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks! | 13:43 |
urban_ryoga | carpii: yeah i can imagine | 13:44 |
jorn | whats the location of the bash script that starts the enviorment? | 13:45 |
wallunit | Is there a package conatining the artwiz fonts for ubuntu intrepid? | 13:45 |
adamwitt | nice | 13:45 |
adamwitt | an Ubuntu channel | 13:45 |
adamwitt | hello everyone | 13:45 |
jorn | hi adamwitt | 13:45 |
TheDeadSerious | hey folks, can anyone give me a hint on where the autostart settings from system->preferences->sessions are stored on the file system? i can't login to gnome and i guess that it has something to do with a wrong autostart app | 13:45 |
adamwitt | so heres the thing | 13:45 |
* zaggynl waves | 13:45 | |
vigge_sWe | why do you need to do everything manually in linux? | 13:46 |
carpii | what do you mean manually? | 13:46 |
ActionParsnip | jorn: ~/.bashrc | 13:46 |
jorn | why not vigge_sWe way more control | 13:46 |
adamwitt | I am a Windows man, and have a windows laptop, and I'm running Linux in a Virtual Box | 13:46 |
zaggynl | it's linux, not windows | 13:46 |
vigge_sWe | editing all files manually for installing some stuff etc | 13:46 |
zaggynl | started as a server/hobby os, not desktop os | 13:46 |
jorn | thx ActionParsnip | 13:46 |
adamwitt | ive never used linux before so im a complete noob | 13:46 |
carpii | some people prefer to have more control | 13:46 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: installing stuff in windows is manual too | 13:46 |
adamwitt | im in the DOS bit | 13:47 |
vigge_sWe | and how do I use apt-get where the internet isn't working? | 13:47 |
adamwitt | trying to get buntu started | 13:47 |
adamwitt | anyone know how i would do so? | 13:47 |
nike95 | hi | 13:47 |
TheDeadSerious | adamwitt: tried installing? | 13:47 |
adamwitt | deadserious - i think its installed | 13:47 |
Jazzinghen1 | I cannot boot Ubuntu Live 8.10 on my PC... | 13:48 |
adamwitt | hang ong | 13:48 |
adamwitt | ok, this is what i did | 13:48 |
adamwitt | i downloaded and ran the Linux & Rails 2.2.2 Turnkey setup | 13:48 |
vigge_sWe | so I'll need the wpasupplicant? | 13:49 |
ubuntuuser | Hello | 13:49 |
jorn | does anyone knows how i can change the facter operatingsystem to ubuntu instead of debian? | 13:49 |
jorn | i need this for puppet to work propperly | 13:49 |
adamwitt | yep ok | 13:49 |
adamwitt | so i have | 13:49 |
adamwitt | Ubuntu 8.04.2 | 13:50 |
adamwitt | is what i have somewhere in my virutal box | 13:50 |
adamwitt | but i can only see the console DOS prompt thingy | 13:50 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: what exactly are you trying to do? | 13:50 |
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scizzo- | adamwitt: would help a little to know | 13:50 |
adamwitt | Ok, sorry, ill give a run down... | 13:50 |
vigge_sWe | the manual is for ubuntu 6.10, does it matter? | 13:50 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 13:51 |
scizzo- | vigge_sWe: which manual? | 13:51 |
vigge_sWe | the wpa howto | 13:51 |
adamwitt | I am on windows, developing a Ruby on Rails app. I have learned that linux is better than windows for developing a RoR app. | 13:51 |
vigge_sWe | on how to install wpasupplicant etc | 13:51 |
adamwitt | So I downloaded VirtualBox, and Linux Rails Turnkey Application. And am now running both. | 13:51 |
adamwitt | It came with Ubuntu. | 13:51 |
scizzo- | vigge_sWe: hmmm should be updated information about that somewhere | 13:51 |
adamwitt | But I am at the DOS prompt of the linux window. | 13:52 |
ezerhoden | bash prompt :) | 13:52 |
adamwitt | and have no idea what commands to use, as ive never used linux before in my life | 13:52 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: never heard of that release really | 13:52 |
adamwitt | Bash prompt*, thanks. | 13:52 |
scizzo- | ezerhoden: terminal | 13:52 |
scizzo- | ezerhoden: bash is a shell | 13:52 |
adamwitt | shell | 13:52 |
adamwitt | yes, thats the word im lookin for | 13:52 |
adamwitt | I'm in the shell console | 13:52 |
adamwitt | What do I type in to boot up ubuntu? | 13:52 |
jorn | lol adamwitt dos promt of linux :D | 13:53 |
adamwitt | :P | 13:53 |
scizzo- | jorn: dont laugh.....I said that at the begining also | 13:53 |
adamwitt | I am 100% new to linux, bare with me :P | 13:53 |
adamwitt | at least i am making an effort! | 13:53 |
jorn | sure no problem :-) everyone had to learn it some way or another :) | 13:53 |
mick02 | adamwitt don't mind them but please don't use your return key as punctuation | 13:54 |
adamwitt | Point taken. | 13:54 |
jorn | true it makes it hard to read :) | 13:54 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: you can use your install cd to install packages from if your www is down but they will be old. | 13:54 |
adamwitt | Ok, so, now that we have my context all out of the way / laughed at....how do I get Ubuntu up and kicking? | 13:55 |
jorn | insert live cd and start installation | 13:55 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: I am sorry but I am not sure what version of ubuntu or anything like that.....that you have downloaded | 13:55 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: did you install a minimal version of ubuntu? | 13:55 |
erUSUL | adamwitt: you want to install ubntu? or what? | 13:55 |
adamwitt | http://www.turnkeylinux.org/appliances/core | 13:55 |
adamwitt | Thats what ive got | 13:55 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: you can install the supplicant off the install cd, or turn or wpa, get stuff installed and then re-enable. Or just use a wired connection til you get on your feet | 13:55 |
adamwitt | which i got from this: http://www.turnkeylinux.org/appliances/rails | 13:55 |
Alterios | try typing startx | 13:56 |
adamwitt | "command not found" | 13:56 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: that doesn't seem to come with a GUI | 13:56 |
ubuntuuser | How can I dualboot Ubuntu 8.10 and Ubuntu 8.10 encrypted? | 13:56 |
adamwitt | dumb question warning: Isn't Ubuntu a GUI? | 13:56 |
SunnyDP | ubuntuuser: you need LVM | 13:56 |
hbekel | adamwitt: besides, while your distro is based on ubuntu its not ubuntu, so maybe you'd be better off reading your distributions dicumentation | 13:56 |
SunnyDP | adamwith | 13:57 |
SunnyDP | ubuntu is debian | 13:57 |
SunnyDP | modded | 13:57 |
SunnyDP | is debian a gui ???? | 13:57 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: well, you install the GUI on top. you don't have one installed. | 13:57 |
ActionParsnip | adamwitt: the server edition doesnt come with an x server by default | 13:57 |
ubuntuuser | shall i use the same /boot directory? | 13:57 |
SunnyDP | action :D:D:D thats right | 13:57 |
erUSUL | adamwitt: turnkey linux does not have nothing to do with ubuntu... we can not help you here | 13:57 |
adamwitt | ahh | 13:57 |
ActionParsnip | SunnyDP: debian is a distro of linux | 13:57 |
ActionParsnip | SunnyDP: metacity is a gui to gnome DE | 13:57 |
adamwitt | erUSUL - the turnkey came wit Ubuntu | 13:58 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: what you have is very minimal. you'll have to install X to get a GUI. | 13:58 |
adamwitt | Ah, ok | 13:58 |
jorn | i would advice you to just reinstall the machine | 13:58 |
adamwitt | why reinstall? | 13:58 |
jorn | and use the latest ubuntu cd | 13:58 |
[TK]D-Fender | adamwitt: I see nothing on there that indicates what the base distro is. | 13:58 |
SunnyDP | yeah why ?> | 13:58 |
ActionParsnip | adamwitt: if you install ubuntu-desktop you wil get all the stuff for a desktop system | 13:58 |
[TK]D-Fender | nvm, I'm blind :) | 13:58 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: what happens if you type: d-i | 13:58 |
jorn | installing x is maybe to hard. I just based on what you said earlyer:"linux dos promt" | 13:59 |
adamwitt | Might be the time to remind everyone that I'm running Linux out of Virtual Box on my Windows laptop, purely for the purpose of developing a Rails application. | 13:59 |
mick02 | adamwitt if I were you I'd run Wubi from your Windows machine. It installs a "virtual" Ubuntu installation on your Windows machine | 13:59 |
illissius` | hello peoples. | 13:59 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: sure, but apparently you want a gui | 13:59 |
adamwitt | d-i = command not found | 13:59 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: type this (including the word 'type'): type apt-get | 13:59 |
illissius` | if i have an ext3 filesystem with some bad blocks in it, and i know which ones they are, anyone know how i can find out which files they're in? | 13:59 |
ActionParsnip | adamwitt: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop | 14:00 |
Alterios | the problem he may run into in WUBI is that his devices may not all be supported | 14:00 |
TheDeadSerious_ | adamwitt: you might as well install plain ubuntu 8.10 and setup the rails stack on your own. check out this for install instructions: http://blog.olszowka.de/2009/01/22/setting-up-the-whole-rails-stack-from-a-single-debian-meta-package/ | 14:00 |
adamwitt | user/bin/apt-get | 14:00 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: then use the command above to install ubuntu-desktop | 14:00 |
prince_jammys | just checking to see how minimal your turnkey thing is | 14:01 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 14:01 |
ActionParsnip | bullgard4: have you got multiple users logged in? | 14:01 |
adamwitt | couldnt find package ubuntu-desktop | 14:01 |
bullgard4 | ActionParsnip: No. | 14:01 |
adamwitt | ok, so lets forget i want a GUI | 14:01 |
bigdaddy0522 | I have a question. How do you burn mp3 files to a DATA CD without it auto organizing it for you. I want the tracks in specific order but when i go to burn them it will not allow me to put them in the order i want | 14:01 |
adamwitt | I am going to go hardcore linux geek now | 14:01 |
adamwitt | fuk GUIs | 14:02 |
adamwitt | they suk | 14:02 |
vigge_sWe | so there is no 1-click config? We don't have access to network info | 14:02 |
adamwitt | ok, so with that out the way | 14:02 |
ActionParsnip | adamwitt: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-gte install ubuntu-desktop | 14:02 |
FloodBot2 | adamwitt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:02 |
vigge_sWe | we only get username and pass, that's it | 14:02 |
[TK]D-Fender | bigdaddy0522: On a data CD there is no concept of "order" | 14:02 |
scizzo- | oooo | 14:02 |
[TK]D-Fender | bigdaddy0522: they are just files. | 14:02 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: this is using tasksel | 14:02 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: there is network-manager which allows configuration of the network settings | 14:02 |
SunnyDP | :P | 14:02 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: the old debian install stuff..... | 14:02 |
bigdaddy0522 | TK so i can not organize the files into the "order" i want with out making folders etc etc. | 14:03 |
vigge_sWe | ActionParsnip: sorry, ubuntu has no support for TKIP it seems, and needs hellalot of config | 14:03 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/index.html | 14:03 |
vigge_sWe | I already tried all in the list | 14:03 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: its not something i use, I dont even use wpa as its such a faff | 14:03 |
vigge_sWe | WPA, wep, LEAP, PEAP, w/e | 14:03 |
scizzo- | adamwitt: I would suggest you have a little looky there...to see if it can help you in anyway to get started with the installation | 14:03 |
TheDeadSerious_ | adamwitt: what you've got there is an appliance for deploying rails apps. i think what you'd really want is a setup for developing them first, so you really will need a UI | 14:03 |
alfio | weeeee ciao a tutti | 14:04 |
Alterios | bigdaddy: if you rename the files with the track number in the front of the name it will organize them by name | 14:04 |
vigge_sWe | I read on google that the TKIP driver costs $19, which I wont pay | 14:04 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: you can configure wep easily | 14:04 |
Alterios | then they will be in track order | 14:04 |
adamwitt | DeadSerious - Im devving in windows | 14:04 |
alfio | ce qualcuno ke mi aiuta | 14:04 |
adamwitt | windows GUI is easily understandable to me | 14:04 |
TheDeadSerious_ | so why do you want that rails appliance? | 14:04 |
adamwitt | Im used toit | 14:04 |
Pici | !it | alfio | 14:04 |
ubottu | alfio: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 14:04 |
vigge_sWe | ActionParsnip: , this is WPA2 enterprise+PEAP+TKIP | 14:04 |
Alterios | or you can save a playlist file to the same directory and use that to play the files | 14:04 |
spl0it | my graphics in X simply stopped working yesterday - I've been trying various adjustments to my xorg and nvidia driver install and all I get is the same result, generic monitor 800x600, and when I load the nvidia-settings tool it says I'm not using the driver - I confirmed the driver installed properly - can anyone please point me in the right direction?? head -> wall = true; | 14:04 |
ShackTiDe | Hi all. Can somebody tell me what is creating the following folders upon first login Desktop, Document, Public, Music, Pictures, Video, Templates ? (Ubuntu or Gnome) And how can I modify this? | 14:05 |
adamwitt | DeadSerious - because im getting segmentation faults in windows when i try to run it and dont know why - they came out of nowehre... long story, cant find the bug, so trying in linux... | 14:05 |
ActionParsnip | vigge_sWe: i have no experince of those | 14:05 |
adamwitt | jeez this chat moves fast o.o | 14:05 |
ActionParsnip | ShackTiDe: /etc/skel | 14:05 |
bigdaddy0522 | Alterious: with the playlist file is that the same as m3u, or whatever. | 14:05 |
prince_jammys | adamwitt: you'll have an easier time getting the full ubuntu installer and running on a gui. | 14:05 |
Alterios | yes | 14:05 |
blackjak | hello | 14:06 |
blackjak | would u please tell me a WLAN manager | 14:06 |
vigge_sWe | Eh, I'll better format again and run 100% windows, because I need internet for my schoolwork | 14:06 |
ShackTiDe | ActionParsnip: The are not in /etc/skel | 14:06 |
TheDeadSerious_ | adamwitt: you'll have no fun at all setting up a connection to your development directory on windows and making that run on the linux machine with rails. youll have to mess with port forwarding and such | 14:06 |
blackjak | I forgot its name | 14:06 |
ActionParsnip | ShackTiDe: lt me get the folder | 14:06 |
blackjak | the first letter was | 14:06 |
blackjak | W | 14:06 |
bigdaddy0522 | Alterious: so i just put all the files onto disc, then have the playlist on the disc as well saved to the order i wish. will my car stereo be able to play this playlist file, as it is mp3 compat. | 14:06 |
blackjak | wici or something like that | 14:06 |
Alterios | bigdaddy: to make it foolproof open the tracks in a media player in order and save the playlist to the same folder as the tracks so it will always work | 14:07 |
ackbahr | Hi I tried changing a volume mount point via "right-click > properties > volumes" but I messed it up (I put the absolute path whereas it was expecting the relative one), so now I can't mount this volume, so I can't access this windows again! I tried looking in /etc/fstab, but no trace of my mistake here.... Can someone help? | 14:07 |
ShackTiDe | ActionParsip: This is Domain login. Nothing is copied from /etc/skel. Already tried this. | 14:07 |
ShackTiDe | ActionParsnip: This is ubuntu 8.10 | 14:07 |
icewaterman | does anyone know how i can do find -iname *.pdf -exec rm '{}' \; and find -iname *.doc -exec rm '{}' \; in one command? | 14:07 |
spl0it | hmm seems that when X is loading, i'm getting this error message: (EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found) - considering the nvidia installer said it worked - any suggestions on what steps I can take to remedy this problem? | 14:08 |
Kazulu_ | hello all users of this site of IRC | 14:08 |
icewaterman | because running two commands seems to be overkill, i have however been unsuccessful at using a more complex regular expression (which doesnt seem to be supported) | 14:08 |
TheDeadSerious_ | adamwitt: if you really want to stick with windows, you should rather try to get rails running on that. will be easier to setup than the combined linux/windows thingy | 14:08 |
prince_jammys | icewaterman: test with 'echo': find . \( -iname '*.pdf' -o -iname '*.doc' \) -exec echo rm {} \; | 14:09 |
prince_jammys | icewaterman: remove the echo if the output looks correct | 14:09 |
icewaterman | prince_jammys: grrml, how am i supposed to know that i should escape the brackets... | 14:09 |
Alterios | bigdaddy: it may depending on the player | 14:10 |
Alterios | most players use the ID3 tags though | 14:10 |
prince_jammys | icewaterman: they are special to the shell. you need to pass them as literals to find command | 14:10 |
zxd | hi | 14:10 |
Alterios | so you need to make sure those are straight and it should play them fine | 14:10 |
zxd | i can;'t find industrial-cursor-theme on ubuntu | 14:10 |
zxd | it's on debian | 14:10 |
zxd | but not ubuntu | 14:10 |
sakhi | I have installed ubuntu 8.10, how do I upgrade to ubuntu 8.10 without re-installing? | 14:11 |
ActionParsnip | ShackTiDe: theres a script /etc/profile which runs stuff in /etc/profile.d/ but otherwise i'm unsure, try websearching | 14:11 |
ActionParsnip | zxd: then download the theme from the place you get it for, for debian and apply it to ubuntu | 14:12 |
zxd | ActionParsnip, the thing is i've seen the cursor before in ubuntu , maybe it's named under a different package name | 14:12 |
sakhi | I have installed ubuntu 8.04, how do I upgrade to ubuntu 8.10 without re-installing? sorry for the previous message | 14:12 |
icewaterman | prince_jammys: ok, now it works. | 14:13 |
icewaterman | thx | 14:13 |
Alterios | zxd: if you get the .deb files from Debian it should work fine in Ubuntu. The theme most has not been added to the latest repositories yet | 14:13 |
prince_jammys | icewaterman: cool | 14:13 |
zxd | Alterios, it has , i think it's the default | 14:13 |
Alterios | sakhi: type sudo apt-get upgrade in the command line | 14:13 |
zxd | Alterios, in ubuntu atleast is the default | 14:13 |
zxd | Alterios, but i am doing a boot strap installation and i dont know the package nbame | 14:13 |
zxd | only under debian | 14:13 |
Alterios | type sudo apt-get update first though | 14:14 |
ActionParsnip | zxd: you can install cursor themes easily, just download the theme and put it on ubuntu | 14:14 |
Alterios | zxd: oh I see | 14:14 |
ActionParsnip | !debian | Alterios | 14:14 |
ubottu | Alterios: Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship - Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! | 14:14 |
ptitebulle | bonjour à tous | 14:14 |
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zxd | Alterios, do you know the name of the default mice theme in ubuntu | 14:14 |
Alterios | zxd: I misunderstood and thought you were trying to install just a package on a fully running system. sorry | 14:15 |
zxd | Alterios, : FOUND IT | 14:15 |
Alterios | zxd: hang on and let me try and find out | 14:15 |
zxd | apt-cache show dmz-cursor-theme | 14:15 |
Alterios | sweet | 14:15 |
Alterios | nice | 14:16 |
zxd | Style neutral, scalable cursor theme This package contains the DMZ cursor themes, which are derived from the *Industrial theme*! | 14:16 |
ActionParsnip | wtg :) | 14:16 |
Alterios | forgot about the apt-cache | 14:16 |
* ActionParsnip wishes more people would use apt-cache | 14:16 | |
indian_munnda | can anyone tell me, How to enable compiz desktop effects. When i do, right click on desktop and change desktop background -> Visual effects -> normal. It gives a error that "Desktop effects could not be enabled"???? | 14:16 |
zxd | I think it's the same | 14:16 |
zxd | it's derived | 14:16 |
Alterios | when serching for obscure thins I usually use the ubuntu packages webpage | 14:16 |
ActionParsnip | Alterios: use apt-cache and you can grep to refine :) | 14:17 |
Sertse | hey | 14:18 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: u have any ideas of my problem? | 14:18 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: have you installed video drivers? | 14:18 |
mick02 | Hey folks, I've got a PC with 2 IDE hard disks in it. I've got a few websites running on one of the drives and I've got eBox running on the other. I installed eBox on the second harddrive to test it but it has overwritten my Grub file. Now when I reboot I'm not given the option to boot into my first HDD. Can anyone give me some advice on rewriting the grub file so that it sees bot drives at startup | 14:19 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: i have not installed any drivers? | 14:19 |
Sertse | I'm doing a minimal install and I want to know what's the correct order to install so my network auto connect on login... gdm, network manager and libpam-gnomekeyring etc... | 14:19 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: i have not installed any drivers. | 14:19 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: thats why | 14:19 |
Sertse | otherwise I get the case where I'm asked to type my network pass everytime I login.. | 14:19 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: lspci | grep -i vga | 14:19 |
nightrid3r | !grub mick02 | 14:19 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about grub mick02 | 14:19 |
nightrid3r | !grub | mick02 | 14:19 |
ubottu | mick02: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 14:19 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: i got this 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03) | 14:20 |
mick02 | Cheers nightrid3r | 14:20 |
mads | what is it I write to update the apt-get list? | 14:20 |
nightrid3r | mads apt-get update | 14:21 |
blackjak | why I can not copy a folder? | 14:21 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2005-May/034710.html | 14:22 |
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tekteen | blackjak: what folder are you copying? | 14:22 |
blackjak | its a apt folder full with icons | 14:22 |
helo | im'm running live2usb, and it appears (from gkrellm) to be transferring at like 30KB/s to the thumb drive... | 14:22 |
blackjak | art sorry | 14:22 |
blackjak | came out from an archive | 14:22 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: looks like it uses the i810 driver which is part of a standard install, you will need to update your xorg.conf (use: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf) and add line to the sections you are lacking information | 14:23 |
JackWinter | is there a way to install a 2.6.28 kernel on k/ubuntu 8.10 ? from backports ? | 14:23 |
nightrid3r | blackjak check file permissions | 14:23 |
tekteen | blackjak: where are you trying to copy it to? | 14:23 |
blackjak | how do I do that? | 14:23 |
spl0it | my xorg is using the config file xorg.conf.failsafe - that's why nothing is working - how do I make it load the normal file or see the others from xorg.conf??? any direction would be appreciated | 14:24 |
blackjak | I want to copy it here /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps | 14:24 |
spl0it | sorry - see the others -> see the errors | 14:24 |
nightrid3r | blackjak rightclick then properties | 14:24 |
blackjak | I think it will be a lot easier to run ubuntu as a root | 14:24 |
helo | err... liveusb, not live2usb heh | 14:25 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: backup your current xorg.conf somewhere, then run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg | 14:25 |
blackjak | so there will be no such stupid situations | 14:25 |
blackjak | how to enable root account | 14:25 |
nightrid3r | blackjak don't run as root, you'll fsckup your system | 14:25 |
blackjak | I try to log in the login screen as a root | 14:25 |
ActionParsnip | blackjak: it makes your system significantly less secure | 14:25 |
MK13 | blackjak: what are u trying to do? | 14:25 |
nightrid3r | !root | blackjak | 14:25 |
ubottu | blackjak: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 14:25 |
blackjak | but it does not let me | 14:25 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: i m not getting dude | 14:25 |
arvind_khadri | !root > blackjak | 14:25 |
ubottu | blackjak, please see my private message | 14:25 |
greenfuji | someone know how to get 8.10 to connect to the wireless network automatically on boot rather then ask for the keyring? | 14:25 |
ActionParsnip | blackjak: there is no root in ubuntu | 14:26 |
remoteCTR1 | !release | 14:26 |
ubottu | Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases | 14:26 |
spl0it | actionparsnip: thanks | 14:26 |
bogey | there is root user | 14:26 |
bogey | you can "sudo su" to root if needed | 14:26 |
ActionParsnip | bogey: dont advise him of it | 14:26 |
remoteCTR1 | err what was the command to tetermine the operating system? | 14:26 |
bogey | but why to do it | 14:26 |
ActionParsnip | bogey: sudo -i is advised over sudo su | 14:26 |
remoteCTR1 | hi there ActionParsnip:) | 14:26 |
MK13 | blackjak what are you trying to do? | 14:26 |
Pici | remoteCTR1: lsb_release -a | 14:26 |
remoteCTR1 | Pici: ah yeah thanks:) | 14:26 |
ActionParsnip | hi remoteCTR1 | 14:26 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: can plz explain wat to do? | 14:27 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: you need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf so the display sections look like those in that example | 14:28 |
sakhi | Alterios: apt-get upgrade will upgrade the entire OS right? not just the packages. | 14:28 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: now what - simply restart and see if it uses the normal config instead of the failsafe? | 14:28 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: ctrl+alt+backspace | 14:28 |
tekteen | sakhi: packages are the entire OS | 14:28 |
Alterios | sakhi: yes it will | 14:29 |
ActionParsnip | sakhi: the OS is made up of packages, so they are one and the same thing | 14:29 |
Alterios | it will take a long time but when it finishes you will restart to a brand new 8.10 if all went well | 14:29 |
prince_jammys | well, he may be asking whether it'll do a distro upgrade | 14:29 |
Alterios | without losing your stuff | 14:30 |
laku | What do I need to install to get the cube working? Wasn't it something like" Advanced Desktop Settings" | 14:30 |
phantasam | compiz | 14:30 |
prince_jammys | laku: you probably have it installed already | 14:30 |
bonhoffer | anyone know how i can update git to the latest version on ubuntu? | 14:30 |
sakhi | tekteen: Alterios ActionParsnip thanks, working on it as we chat. | 14:30 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: the same result unfortunately - it simply says at the top of the log file its using the failsafe conf file | 14:30 |
tekteen | phantasam: compix is installed | 14:30 |
phantasam | and advanced desktop efects | 14:30 |
bonhoffer | i have been using the package manager, but need the newest | 14:30 |
* OwNeR está away; Almoço - site[n/a] email[none@none] uin[none] log[on] pager[off] -=[Cyber]=- | 14:30 | |
prince_jammys | !away > OwNeR | 14:31 |
ubottu | OwNeR, please see my private message | 14:31 |
ActionParsnip | laku: assuming you have installed 3d video drivers: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager | 14:31 |
* OwNeR retornou do away; Almoço - duração[30s] -=[Cyber]=- | 14:31 | |
louis | kde is better for 3d effects! | 14:31 |
phantasam | no | 14:31 |
phantasam | not even close | 14:31 |
spl0it | I disagree louis | 14:31 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: i'd read through: dmesg | less to see whats going on | 14:31 |
bonhoffer | should i uninstall via package manager? | 14:32 |
louis | me I have some problems with gnome | 14:32 |
bonhoffer | then by source | 14:32 |
ActionParsnip | louis: both have advantages, if one was better, no one would use the other | 14:32 |
louis | but with kde it's better | 14:32 |
laku | Thanks! | 14:32 |
erUSUL | !away | OwNeR | 14:32 |
ubottu | OwNeR: You should avoid noisy away messages in a busy channel like #ubuntu, or other Ubuntu channels; it causes excessive scrolling which is unfair to new users. Use the command "/away <reason>" to set your client away silently. See also «/msg ubottu Guidelines» | 14:32 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: do i need to fill section "monitor and screen" also or just have to edit section "Device" | 14:32 |
indian_munnda | ? | 14:32 |
ActionParsnip | louis: neither is better, its individual, you may think its better, spl0it disagrees | 14:32 |
phantasam | kde 3 is good stable,kde 4 is realy bad brakes all the time,crashes | 14:33 |
louis | ok | 14:33 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: the video "device" the monitor section and screen section will all need populating similar to that example in that guide | 14:33 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, doesnt sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg work? | 14:34 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: can I priv. message you a potential cause (Error msg) from the log? | 14:34 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: just pastebinit | 14:34 |
ActionParsnip | !paste | spl0it | 14:34 |
ubottu | spl0it: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 14:34 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: actually there are only 3 sections in that file but the example u gave me ,consists more section. thats why confused. | 14:35 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118838/ | 14:35 |
nightrid3r | is it possible to get desktop effects working on an SIS771/671 video card | 14:35 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: thats because intrepid has less xorg.conf lines due to things like keyboard and mouse being handled by HAL | 14:35 |
louis | I have xubuntu and when I enter in my desktop, network manager always demand me the code to acces the "Bottom drawer of key" | 14:36 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: so is it enough if i fill on those 3 sections? | 14:36 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: or i have to put all of them which are in that example | 14:36 |
louis | How to stop it? | 14:36 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: ok you have the 180.x nvidia driver but the nvidia kernel cannot load as yu havent installed and compiled the nvidia-source for the 180 driver | 14:37 |
arvind_khadri | nightrid3r, google about it | 14:37 |
phantasam | louis: you use wireless and xubuntu? | 14:37 |
rootrot | I need to design birthday invatatoins for my nephews birthday party,what would a good program be? | 14:37 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: apt-cache search nvidia | grep 180 | 14:37 |
vvk- | what should be the easiest way to 'burn' Seagate's SeaTools to USB memory stick using ubuntu 8.10? The Sys -> Admin -> Create USB boot disk option doesn't accept the .iso Seagate is providing. | 14:37 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: k thanks | 14:37 |
arvind_khadri | rootrot, gimp | 14:37 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: yesjust the 3 sections, video card, monitor then display which brings the 2 together with some settings | 14:37 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: ok i m doing that. Anyways thank you very much. :) | 14:38 |
prince_jammys | rootrot: check out inkscape | 14:38 |
rootrot | #inkscape | 14:39 |
rootrot | prince_jammys: thanks, | 14:39 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: there's no nvidia driver numbers in any of the results (had to remove 180) to get results - what am I looking for here the nvidia-kernel-source? | 14:39 |
prince_jammys | rootrot: there's many other possibilities. inkscape is a good one. | 14:39 |
ActionParsnip | nightrid3r: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=958967&page=2 | 14:40 |
vvk- | top | 14:40 |
nightrid3r | ActionParsnip thank | 14:40 |
bond | hello | 14:41 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: sudo apt-get install nvidia-180-kernel-source | 14:41 |
bond | is there a mobile phone channel on freenode? | 14:41 |
sarmisak | is it true that debian has released a 5.0 version? | 14:41 |
ActionParsnip | sarmisak: ask in #debian | 14:41 |
sarmisak | ok | 14:41 |
mikeshollen | Hey, I've got 8.04 installed on a Dell Latitude with a 2GHz Pentium M with 256MB of ram, and it always runs at 100% CPU even though it doesn't seem to be maxed out with the ram use, any ideas why? | 14:42 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: The only option I have is nvidia-kernel-source, is it possible I need to modify my apt settings to pull from another source? | 14:42 |
Myrtti | bond: huh? | 14:42 |
Myrtti | bond: oh, right, nvm | 14:42 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: i have that in my standard repos. try sudo apt-get update | 14:43 |
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ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: run top for a while and watch it | 14:43 |
phantasam | mikeshollen: install ubuntu 8.04.2 | 14:43 |
linny1 | ive recently rented a dedicated server with ubutnu 8.04 installed im connecting using the companys reccomended protocol using software called nx client by nomachine im havig trouble emptying the trash i via nautilus the option is greyed out is there a command i can run via ssh to empty this ? | 14:43 |
Elda | How do I turn off the obnoxious beep noise that is made by Xchat, or the console if I hit backspace one too many times? | 14:44 |
sarmisak | Elda: did you try system > preferences > sound > system sounds? | 14:44 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: still nothing, running hardy, btw.. | 14:44 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: i think in hardy its nvidia-glx you'll want, what video card is it? | 14:45 |
Elda | I dont see a specific "system sounds" box | 14:45 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: geforce 8800GT | 14:45 |
mikeshollen | actionparsnip what do you mean run top? the monitor on the bar? | 14:45 |
sarmisak | Elda: look at 'Sounds' tab | 14:46 |
mikeshollen | i'm running that and it's how I noticed my CPU seems high all the time | 14:46 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: sudo rmmod pcspkr | 14:46 |
Workk1 | hi | 14:46 |
arvind_khadri | mikeshollen, in a terminal type top | 14:46 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: its a terminal command | 14:46 |
Alterios | Elda: If I am thinking of the right beep it is a "post code" that is designed to let you know if a key is stuck | 14:46 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: I've been using the nvidia driver from the nvidia website just by downloading and installing the new version every couple of months to remain up to date | 14:46 |
mikeshollen | ok | 14:46 |
arvind_khadri | !terminal > mikeshollen | 14:46 |
ubottu | mikeshollen, please see my private message | 14:46 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: tr: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new | 14:46 |
Workk1 | any expert here | 14:46 |
Alterios | I don't think there is a way to disable it | 14:46 |
Workk1 | i need a help! | 14:46 |
Elda | ActionParsnip, thank you! | 14:46 |
Wunderbar | problem with my wifi connection- entered the right key code but I can't connect- the only conflict I can think of is irssi/bitlbee | 14:46 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: if you blacklist the module too it will never come back | 14:46 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: done - try another restart? | 14:47 |
Wunderbar | anyone ever had a similar problem | 14:47 |
Elda | No idea how to do this :> | 14:47 |
Alterios | wow, learned something new | 14:47 |
eraggo_ | how many different !-commands this channel have? | 14:47 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: sudo echo "blacklist pcspkr" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist | 14:47 |
Elda | mann too the rescue! I think at least | 14:47 |
Elda | oh okey that works too | 14:47 |
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Elda | Thank you :) | 14:47 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: try gksudo nvidia-settings | 14:47 |
mikeshollen | Xorg takes up about 72% of CPU and Gnome-system-mo takes up 22% | 14:47 |
mikeshollen | with everything else taking up very small amounts | 14:47 |
arvind_khadri | !ask | Workk1 | 14:47 |
ubottu | Workk1: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 14:47 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: yeah man go for it | 14:48 |
Renfie|d | I know this is a stupid question, but Google didn't answer it. I've added Jaunty lines to my sources list for one package that I want from there. How do I ensure that none of the rest of the packages are upgraded to Jaunty versions? | 14:48 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: 'You do not appear to be running the nvidia driver, etc..' | 14:48 |
spl0it | let me reboot and see if any of the errors change | 14:48 |
linny1 | ive recently rented a dedicated server with ubutnu 8.04 installed im connecting using the companys reccomended protocol using software called nx client by nomachine im havig trouble emptying the trash i via nautilus the option is greyed out is there a command i can run via ssh to empty this ? | 14:48 |
Myrtti | Renfie|d: you don't. Check if you can install it some other way | 14:48 |
arvind_khadri | Renfie|d, you shouldnt do that.... | 14:48 |
dk | hey i am trying to create database as said in this tutorial http://drupal.org/getting-started/5/install/create-database/mysql but when i run the 1st command i get the message: connect to server at localhost failed | 14:48 |
dk | can anyone help me in that | 14:49 |
arvind_khadri | dk, first run mysql -u root -p | 14:49 |
mikeshollen | So why is Xorg taking up so much CPU time? | 14:49 |
Renfie|d | Ok, what other way is there to install a later version of a package that isn't available in Jaunty? | 14:49 |
Workk1 | I AM USING XCHAT | 14:49 |
ActionParsnip | !caps | 14:49 |
ubottu | PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too. | 14:49 |
Workk1 | I CAN'T SEE ANY OPTION FOR ANY PROXY ? | 14:49 |
Renfie|d | er I mean isn't available in Intrepid. | 14:49 |
Workk1 | ANY1 HERE TO HELP ME? | 14:49 |
Pici | Workk1: Only if you lose the caps. | 14:49 |
Myrtti | Renfie|d: check if you can find the package from PPA's? | 14:49 |
Workk1 | ok | 14:50 |
Renfie|d | Myrtti PPA? | 14:50 |
arvind_khadri | Renfie|d, you can compile from the source or use the PPA's | 14:50 |
arvind_khadri | !ppa | Renfie|d | 14:50 |
ubottu | Renfie|d: With Launchpad's Personal Package Archives (PPA), you can build and publish binary Ubuntu packages for multiple architectures simply by uploading an Ubuntu source package to Launchpad. See https://help.launchpad.net/PPAQuickStart. | 14:50 |
Renfie|d | Oh. | 14:50 |
Workk1 | actually its looking so different on ubuntu... on windows i can use it so easily | 14:50 |
dk | arvind_khadri; its saying access denied for user | 14:50 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: i did that editing to the file, do i need to restart or something? | 14:50 |
Myrtti | Workk1: do you have xchat-gnome or xchat? | 14:50 |
Elda | ActionParsnip, so in typing sudo echo "blacklist pcspkr" will add that to my file without having to open it up in gedit and add it myself Im guessing? | 14:50 |
ActionParsnip | indian_munnda: save the file and hit ctrl+alt+backspace | 14:50 |
TimothyA2 | how does one zip multiple files and directories recusrively in the CLI? | 14:50 |
arvind_khadri | dk, you need to have mysql-server installed... | 14:50 |
indian_munnda | ActionParsnip: Ok | 14:50 |
n8tuser | Renfie|d -> jaunty discussion is on #ubuntu+1 | 14:50 |
Alterios | workk1: try searching on packages.ubuntu.com and change your distro version below the search box | 14:50 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: yeah echo >> adds the line to the end of the file | 14:51 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: thanks! working great now - you're my hero :) | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: same kinda deal | 14:51 |
arvind_khadri | dk, are you using mysql on a stand alone system? | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: cool | 14:51 |
Workk1 | i am using xchat gnome | 14:51 |
Renfie|d | n8tuser I don't want to use Jaunty, just this one package. | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: you were using intrepid drivers | 14:51 |
Wunderbar | lol at xchat gnome | 14:51 |
arvind_khadri | dk, and it would be better if you ask #mysql | 14:51 |
dk | arvind_khadri; yes...i installed it just now | 14:51 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: : I am using xchat gnome | 14:51 |
Elda | ActionParsnip, that is nice. Thank you again :D | 14:51 |
Wunderbar | I tried using that a couple of weeks ago | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: those numbered ones are usually for intrepid | 14:51 |
ActionParsnip | elda np man | 14:51 |
Myrtti | Workk1: xchat-gnome is a totally different app than xchat, that's why it looks different from what in Windows | 14:51 |
arvind_khadri | dk, then you need to have mysql-server-5.0 | 14:51 |
Wunderbar | horrible experience | 14:51 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: hmm okay - good to know | 14:51 |
Workk1 | well, am getting use too for this ubuntu | 14:52 |
OwNeR | [erUSUL]: =0 | 14:52 |
dk | arvind_khadri; yes...i installed mysql-server-5.0 | 14:52 |
Workk1 | so i decided to start from graphical interface | 14:52 |
n8tuser | Renfie|d -> newer packages is not guaranteed to be backward compatible | 14:52 |
ActionParsnip | spl0it: jaunty is out soon so if you upgrade you'll be on the usual stuff | 14:52 |
Myrtti | Workk1: xchat is graphical as well | 14:52 |
arvind_khadri | dk, then use the command i gave you ... you will be prompted for a password after installation... | 14:52 |
spl0it | ActionParsnip: perfect - thanks again | 14:52 |
Renfie|d | n8tuser I understand. | 14:52 |
Workk1 | yesterday i got this gnome Xchat.... i don't see any tab for any proxy etc.. or protocol field for irc? | 14:52 |
ActionParsnip | Workk1: could try one of the many other clients | 14:52 |
Myrtti | Workk1: if you've used xchat in Windows and now how to use that, then uninstall xchat-gnome and install xchat instead. | 14:52 |
dk | arvind_khadri; i had installed it previously since i couldnt remember the username and password | 14:52 |
Elda | sudo apt-get install xchat is your friend :D | 14:53 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: i am using dual boot windows with ubuntu | 14:53 |
dk | arvind_khadri; i reinstalled it again now...but it didnt ask me any username and password | 14:53 |
Myrtti | Workk1: makes no difference | 14:53 |
Wunderbar | ok guys, problem connecting via wifi, but wired connection works fine- only thing that's changed since yesterday is that I was using bitlbee with irssi and now Im not | 14:53 |
Elda | Workk1, which version of windows? It doesn't really matter or affect linux but I am curious | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | !irc | 14:53 |
ubottu | A list of official Ubuntu IRC channels, as well as IRC clients for Ubuntu, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat - For a general list of !freenode channels, see http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#channellist - See also !Guidelines | 14:53 |
meow | sudo apt-get install newlife ? :d | 14:53 |
ActionParsnip | !clients | 14:53 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about clients | 14:53 |
reel_ | hi, is there a player in linux that resumes DVD playback after the DVD has been taken out and inserted once again ? | 14:54 |
arvind_k | dk, mysql -u root -p | 14:54 |
n8tuser | Wunderbar -> are you trying both wifi and wired same time? dont do it -- unless you know how to modify the routing table | 14:54 |
Elda | E: Couldn't find package newlife ;) | 14:54 |
arvind_k | dk, you would be prompted for a password...enter the one you gave when you installed the server | 14:54 |
dk | arvind_khadri; i got it...thank you | 14:54 |
Wunderbar | noth, I've since turned off wifi- but it's annoying I have to stay in one room when I need to be in another where my books are... | 14:54 |
arvind_k | dk, np :) | 14:54 |
ActionParsnip | reel_: i know what you mean but i'm not sure, you could check the settings of your current media players to see what they can do | 14:55 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: i am using win xp | 14:55 |
Wunderbar | n8tuser- do you have any idea what the solution is?? any help would be much appreciated | 14:55 |
Elda | Wunderbar, why would you turn off wifi if doing so is an inconvenience? | 14:55 |
hbekel | reel_: smplayer claims to do that | 14:55 |
Elda | I thought linux was supposed to be about that type of thing :> | 14:55 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: yesterday i installed this ubuntu its my first experience on linux machine | 14:55 |
Wunderbar | because it won't allow me to connect | 14:55 |
n8tuser | Wunderbar -> first is check if your wifi drivers is loaded and okay, post the results of sudo lshw -C network | 14:55 |
reel_ | ah thank you, I will have a look. | 14:55 |
Workk1 | on windows machine i am using mirc | 14:55 |
Elda | Oh :> | 14:55 |
Myrtti | Workk1: oh. | 14:55 |
ActionParsnip | Workk1: yuk @ mirc | 14:56 |
Elda | What wireless card are you using? | 14:56 |
Elda | yeah mirc is evil :> | 14:56 |
Workk1 | on this Xchat version that i am using... i can't see any options tab like the 1 we have in mirc etc | 14:56 |
Elda | Stupid annoying donation message xD | 14:56 |
ActionParsnip | mind you I use pidgin which isnt much better | 14:56 |
Elda | Besides xchat is much more elegant | 14:56 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: Elda... tell me what to do | 14:56 |
Elda | Workk1, how to install xchat you mean? | 14:57 |
Elda | if so just do on the command line sudo apt-get install xchat | 14:57 |
n8tuser | !who | 14:57 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 14:57 |
Workk1 | Elda: it in add/remove program etc | 14:57 |
perlsyntax | how do i get the animations to work on ubuntu 8.10? | 14:57 |
Workk1 | it was like builtin in ubuntu | 14:57 |
Elda | Workk1, are you working from XP or Ubuntu ? | 14:57 |
Workk1 | i only installed it and its visible in internet options etc | 14:57 |
ActionParsnip | perlsyntax: can you clarify "animations" please | 14:58 |
perlsyntax | how do i do that? | 14:58 |
Workk1 | Elda: i am on ubuntu but i have xp as well on the same machine | 14:58 |
perlsyntax | i check it | 14:58 |
perlsyntax | but i tnot working. | 14:58 |
perlsyntax | not | 14:58 |
ActionParsnip | perlsyntax: what do you mean by "animations"?? Animated GIFs, a video of some stop motion?? | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | *-network | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | description: Wireless interface | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | product: BCM4312 802.11a/b/g | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | vendor: Broadcom Corporation | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | physical id: 0 | 14:58 |
FloodBot2 | Wunderbar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation. | 14:58 |
Wunderbar | bus info: pci@0000:03:00.0 | 14:58 |
Elda | Workk1, It should not matter... the OSes are private from one another. So what you do with ONE does not affect the other | 14:58 |
ActionParsnip | !broadcom | Wunderbar | 14:58 |
ubottu | Wunderbar: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx | 14:58 |
Workk1 | its a dual boot... you can either boot from xp or you can boot to ubuntu | 14:58 |
perlsyntax | i talking qbout the compiz-setting. | 14:59 |
Elda | Wunderbar, you need to get ndiswrapper more likely than not | 14:59 |
cvk77 | !broadcom > Wunderbar | 14:59 |
ubottu | Wunderbar, please see my private message | 14:59 |
ActionParsnip | perlsyntax: then i'd ask in #compiz | 14:59 |
* Elda has a broadcom :> | 14:59 | |
Pici | Workk1: The program xchat-gnome leaves some features to be desired. You've been asked to try to install the package 'xchat' instead. Please try that first. | 14:59 |
ActionParsnip | Elda: there a weird and wonderful thing for BC43xx cards | 14:59 |
Workk1 | Elda: now i need to know steps to get those options in this xchat that i am using as i mentioned earlier in my chat | 14:59 |
n8tuser | broadcom 43xx is infamous for hard to make work on ubuntu | 14:59 |
ActionParsnip | broadcom sucks | 14:59 |
Workk1 | Elda: options like proxy or protocol fields etc | 15:00 |
Elda | Workk1, I have no idea. Sorry | 15:00 |
Workk1 | Pici: i see | 15:00 |
Workk1 | now tell me how to get that version which you are talking about | 15:00 |
Wunderbar | apologies for the flood, was anyone able to see the problem- obviously that's with wireless disabled | 15:00 |
n8tuser | Wunderbar -> first is check if your wifi drivers is loaded and okay, post the results of sudo lshw -C network <-- post in pastebin | 15:01 |
Pici | Workk1: Either find it with Synatpic in System>Administration. Or just type: sudo apt-get install xchat on a terminal. | 15:01 |
Elda | I got lucky... there was a web page dedicated to getting it to work with my lappy this time around (my Toshiba and HP laptops were another story completely though >.<) | 15:01 |
Wunderbar | silly question but 'pastebin'?? | 15:01 |
Workk1 | Pici: SHALL I type it in command prompt of windows called terminal interface | 15:01 |
Workk1 | ??? | 15:01 |
tekteen | !pastebin | 15:02 |
ubottu | pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 15:02 |
dk | hey i am not able to install drupal..i am facing problems...can anyone help | 15:02 |
Workk1 | sorry of ubuntu | 15:02 |
mikeshollen | Can anyone tell me why Xorg is taking up 3/4s of my CPU on a 2GHz machine? | 15:02 |
Elda | Wunderbar, if you have a dell1501 this can help you xD http://www.ubuntu1501.com/ | 15:02 |
Pici | Workk1: Not in Windows, in Ubuntu. | 15:02 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: what release of ubuntu are you using? | 15:02 |
Workk1 | yes i mean ubuntu let me try that command | 15:02 |
Wunderbar | not a dell- a thinkpa | 15:02 |
Workk1 | hold on Pici | 15:02 |
Wunderbar | d | 15:02 |
mikeshollen | action: how can I look at the exact release, I downloaded the minimal install CD for 8.04 | 15:02 |
Elda | Well google your thinkpad version and see if it work? | 15:03 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: lsb_release -c | 15:03 |
mikeshollen | action: because I had trouble installing it with the Live CD whenever I got the the GUI | 15:03 |
Elda | Or I can if you'd like | 15:03 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: actually do -a | 15:03 |
Nero-Wolf | Okay... anyone able to answer a Java question in 8.10? | 15:03 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: tab complete my name too ;) | 15:03 |
ActionParsnip | !anyone | Nero-Wolf | 15:03 |
ubottu | Nero-Wolf: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 15:03 |
Nero-Wolf | ... ow... okay... | 15:03 |
mikeshollen | 8.04.2 | 15:04 |
Nero-Wolf | Is there a specific reason the Add/Remove Applications menu won't let me select the Sun Java 6 Plugin? | 15:04 |
Wunderbar | is there a good reason why using bitlbee or irssi would cause me to lose my wifi connection? | 15:04 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: are you fully updated? | 15:04 |
Nero-Wolf | I've installed the actual Sun Java 6 package... and I'm assuming that comes without the plugin... | 15:04 |
Wunderbar | that's the real question that Im asking | 15:04 |
Myrtti | Wunderbar: no | 15:04 |
mikeshollen | action: i ran the update manager, and it didn't find anything else | 15:04 |
Workk1 | Pici: | 15:04 |
Elda | Wunderbar, I don't think a program would cause you to *lose* your connection | 15:04 |
rip_ | hey guys trying to set up a raid. have the dumb little built in raid controller on the mobo. have it set to raid 1, in windows it's recognized as one drive, but in linux... it shows 2 as if they aren't on a raid. help? | 15:04 |
Workk1 | i need to talk to you in PVT | 15:04 |
Pici | Workk1: go ahead | 15:05 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: it does but i think you have to symlink it to your browsers plugin folder | 15:05 |
ar1nd4m | Nero: iits sun-java6-plugin I think | 15:05 |
Nero-Wolf | I can't check the checkbox. | 15:05 |
Nero-Wolf | And I tried to apt-get it and apt-get tells me the package doesn't exist in the repo. | 15:05 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: if you are using a 64bit linux, you wil need nspluginwrapper to run the 32bit flash | 15:05 |
Nero-Wolf | ... are you kidding? | 15:05 |
Nero-Wolf | :( That's lame. | 15:05 |
Elda | Really? | 15:05 |
Nero-Wolf | So... there's like 30 more steps I have to do to get Java6 running in FF? | 15:05 |
Elda | I guess I got lucky then in that I had to download ndiswrapper to get my wireless working xD | 15:06 |
mikeshollen | actionparsnip: any ideas? | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: if you are running 64bit linux install icedtea and it runs 64bit java pretty good | 15:06 |
unclemike | made a live usb...my bois has usb fdd usb hdd usb Ls120 and usb cdrom....witch do i want | 15:06 |
idioteque | anyone have a bright idea on how to copy files over DAAP? | 15:06 |
Nero-Wolf | ActionParsnip: One problem with that... | 15:06 |
unclemike | its a usb stick | 15:06 |
Nero-Wolf | LogMeIn doesn't run. | 15:06 |
Nero-Wolf | Well, I should correct that... | 15:06 |
Nero-Wolf | I log into my desktop box at home, and it loads a single screenshot at a time. | 15:06 |
ActionParsnip | mikeshollen: run: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 15:07 |
Nero-Wolf | That's my biggest problem right now. | 15:07 |
zxd | hi | 15:07 |
Nero-Wolf | Been trying to get Java6 installed so that'll stop breaking. | 15:07 |
zxd | where is the guide about creating packages | 15:07 |
Pici | !newpackage | zxd | 15:07 |
ubottu | zxd: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports | 15:07 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: ive not used that, i'd use ssh instead | 15:07 |
zxd | i want to create a package that just list a few dependencies on other packages and some config files to put here and there | 15:07 |
Nero-Wolf | ssh? | 15:07 |
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ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: securre shell | 15:07 |
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rootrot | is there anyway to benchmark in ubuntu? | 15:07 |
ccchatzilla | Hi, can you configure Gnome (or X) so that a different keyboard shortcut can be used instead of Ctrl-C for copying into the clipboard? I couldn't find the option to do that in System - Preferences - Keyboard Shortcuts, and Google has not helped | 15:08 |
Nero-Wolf | From a Ubuntu box to a Windows XP box? | 15:08 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: gives you a command line interface to your system | 15:08 |
ActionParsnip | ooh to xp i wouldnt know | 15:08 |
leonardoalt | how can i put a .deb package in ubuntu repos? | 15:08 |
tof_ | #xbins | 15:08 |
Nero-Wolf | Heh... LogMeIn is complete desktop control of the target system that has the systray client running on it. | 15:08 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: you can install rdesktop and rdp over as long as you have remote desktop installed | 15:08 |
Pici | !newpackage | leonardoalt take a look | 15:08 |
ubottu | leonardoalt take a look: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports | 15:08 |
Nero-Wolf | ActionParsnip: I would, if my firewall wasn't set on "paranoid". :) | 15:09 |
Nero-Wolf | Or rather, the firewall at home. | 15:09 |
ActionParsnip | Nero-Wolf: then just allow the one port through | 15:09 |
Nero-Wolf | Tried that... | 15:09 |
carpii | why would you use logmeinrescue when youve got vnc ? | 15:09 |
keyton | can someone tell me what does it mean allow_other in fstab | 15:09 |
Nero-Wolf | carpii: Windows XP Box. | 15:09 |
carpii | you can run vnc server on windows | 15:10 |
Nero-Wolf | I know that. | 15:10 |
leonardoalt | Thank you ubottu | 15:10 |
carpii | kk, i just caught last bit of conversation ;) | 15:10 |
danfg | is there much of a performance difference between ubuntu and ubuntu x64 for server stuff like running apache, mysql, postgresql? | 15:10 |
Nero-Wolf | DD-WRT > Linksys WRT54G > Set to "Paranoid". | 15:10 |
Nero-Wolf | Still can't get to my box at home, heh. | 15:10 |
Nero-Wolf | LMI works, though. Strangely... | 15:10 |
sely | ! | 15:10 |
keyton | can someone tell me what does it mean allow_other in fstab i cant find explanation | 15:10 |
danfg | does it make any sense to install ubuntu on a server with 2 GB RAM? | 15:10 |
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danfg | oops i meant ubuntu x64 | 15:11 |
Pici | danfg: Sure, why not? | 15:11 |
DenYO | hello people | 15:11 |
danfg | Pici: sorry, i meant ubuntu x64 | 15:11 |
Nero-Wolf | carpii: I'd debated on running a VNC server on the desktop at home, but I don't think it'll let me, heh. | 15:11 |
danfg | Pici: will there be a performance advantage/hit from using ubuntu x64 instead of regular ubuntu? | 15:11 |
carpii | why not? | 15:11 |
carpii | i use vnc server on windows server | 15:12 |
Nero-Wolf | Again, firewall at home. | 15:12 |
Pici | danfg: Oh, some proprietary applications do not yet offer good 64bit compatibility, but if you're just using it for a server (i.e, no graphical environment) then by all means, go for it. | 15:12 |
Nero-Wolf | Let me try opening the port again... | 15:12 |
carpii | ah right, yea | 15:12 |
carpii | you have remote access to the firewall ? | 15:12 |
carpii | i dont get why its a problem then :) | 15:12 |
Nero-Wolf | carpii: For some reason, even when I open the RDP port to my windows box and have the permissions set properly, it doesn't want to connect. | 15:12 |
danfg | Pici: but will it be better/worse for performance of stuff like apache and mysql/postgresql? | 15:12 |
Nero-Wolf | Actually... now that I think about it, avast might be blocking it... | 15:13 |
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carpii | have you got windows firewall turned on too? | 15:13 |
Nero-Wolf | No. | 15:13 |
Nero-Wolf | Oh hell no. | 15:13 |
carpii | heh | 15:13 |
hwilde | hi can anyone confirm or deny this repo is down or gone: W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net intrepid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 60D11217247D1CFF | 15:13 |
Nero-Wolf | >:| A thousand violent deaths await the programmer who introduces himself to me with the phrase "I programmed the Windows XP Firewall!" | 15:13 |
carpii | what port are you opening ? | 15:13 |
Nero-Wolf | Wait one. | 15:13 |
Pici | danfg: You shouldnt have any performance hit at all. I would think you'd get better performance with those apps, but I've not done or seen any comparisons. | 15:14 |
mikeshollen | actionparsnip: I ran those commands and then ran top, still 73% CPU for Xorg and %22 for Gnome-System-mo | 15:14 |
Nero-Wolf | 3389 | 15:14 |
DenYO | ñóêà | 15:14 |
carpii | hm | 15:14 |
Nero-Wolf | carpii: Wikipedia lists that as the main RDP port for Windows. | 15:14 |
carpii | isnt that remote desktop, rather than vnc ? | 15:14 |
Nero-Wolf | Yeah... that's what I'm trying to do... I'm here at work on my Ubuntu box, and I want to RDP to my home box. | 15:15 |
Pici | hwilde: Neither probably. Launchpad introduced the ability to sign PPAs recently, which would result in the error that you see now. Let me see if I can find a link on how to fix. | 15:15 |
Nero-Wolf | :) | 15:15 |
blackjak | hello | 15:15 |
bullgard4 | I cannot find a man gnome-settings-daemon. Where is a manual for gnome-settings-daemon available? | 15:15 |
carpii | ah right | 15:15 |
akarasulu | Hi all, seems like the last kernel update 2.6.27-12 broke some nvidia hardware drivers | 15:15 |
Bolin | I just installed ubuntu on my desktop and get "error 21" from grub when its loading on startup.. what should i do= | 15:15 |
Nero-Wolf | Meh, let me try checking the firewall again... | 15:15 |
Bolin | ? | 15:15 |
carpii | sorry i thought you had a seperate vnc server installed ont he windows box | 15:15 |
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akarasulu | FYI this is on hardy | 15:15 |
Nero-Wolf | Oh, no. :p | 15:15 |
Nero-Wolf | I -wish- I had that kind of spare hardware. | 15:16 |
akarasulu | I fell back to an earlier kernel but wanted to let yall know | 15:16 |
bullgard4 | Bolin: Google for Grub error 21. | 15:16 |
carpii | i seem to recall some problems accessing XP boxes via RDP even in a lan environment. I assumed it was because they were on XP home and so remote desktop they have to mess about creating an invitation etc | 15:16 |
Nero-Wolf | Hmm... well... that would help. | 15:16 |
carpii | whereas for windows server you can just remote in | 15:16 |
Nero-Wolf | carpii: No, even in XP home, it's as simple as telling Windows to allow incoming RDP connections. | 15:16 |
Nero-Wolf | My Computer >Properties > Remote Access | 15:17 |
DenYO | folk , prompt address else what-thread Pirk | 15:17 |
carpii | ah right, its been a while since i used xp home now | 15:17 |
Nero-Wolf | :) This is what happens when you spend too many years on a Windows environment. | 15:17 |
Nero-Wolf | Hehe. | 15:17 |
carpii | :) | 15:17 |
carpii | or rather | 15:17 |
carpii | :( | 15:17 |
Nero-Wolf | I know, right? | 15:17 |
Nero-Wolf | Trying to go with Ubuntu seriously now. | 15:17 |
Nero-Wolf | The only thing I'm keeping Windows for these days is for games. | 15:17 |
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Nero-Wolf | I still don't trust WINE to run Gears of War... | 15:18 |
carpii | i ditched windows a year ago, but i keep vista on a laptop for the sole reason so i can use MS Money | 15:18 |
blackjak | guys does anyone a Wireless manager with W letter in his name? | 15:18 |
carpii | but im trying to write a replacement for it, slow going tho :/ | 15:18 |
blackjak | one guy said it to me but I forgot the name | 15:18 |
hwilde | Pici, so, i updated my local updater, and it is expecting a key, but that launchpad repo is older so it does not have a key available. Am I interpreting right? | 15:18 |
Nero-Wolf | Yeah. I thought the other money apps available for GNOME were fairly good... | 15:18 |
Pici | hwilde: I can't seem to find the link I was looking for, but the PPA that you are using for that repo should have instructions on it... i.e: https://launchpad.net/~projectname/+archive/ppa | 15:18 |
Nero-Wolf | Of course, I'm not doing any kind of investing or anything, so I suppose that helps. | 15:18 |
carpii | ah theyre all a bit basic for my needs. i need small business stuff | 15:18 |
Nero-Wolf | Oh, yeah. | 15:18 |
Pici | hwilde: More like: That project just got a key, but your system doesn't know about it yet. | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | GLWT. lol. | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | :P | 15:19 |
hwilde | Pici, doh | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | ... bugger. I hope I didn't just kill my router. | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | Bugger, bugger, bugger. | 15:19 |
antpet | amis | 15:19 |
carpii | oh dear | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | ... I think I just boned it. Lovely. | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | :( | 15:19 |
keyton | how can i deny mount of Xp partiton with system files, i have two partition of ntfs file system , one XP and one Docuemnts. documents is properly mounted and can be found in fstab and mtab , but Xp partitition isnt there | 15:19 |
hwilde | Pici, i manually upgraded to OOv3.0 with deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ubuntu intrepid main | 15:19 |
Nero-Wolf | *sigh* That router was on its last legs anyways... | 15:19 |
keyton | how can i deny mount of Xp partiton with system files, i have two partition of ntfs file system , one XP and one Docuemnts. documents is properly mounted and can be found in fstab and mtab , but Xp partitition isnt there, but is mounted | 15:20 |
Workk1 | Pici: check you pvt | 15:20 |
carpii | keyton, deny mount? i dont understand | 15:20 |
Pici | hwilde: https://edge.launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive/ppa | 15:20 |
keyton | i don wana ubuntu mess with my files where is Xp system | 15:20 |
carpii | so why mount it in the first place? | 15:21 |
keyton | carpi, undestund now | 15:21 |
carpii | yeah i think so, i thought you were talking about remote samba mounts :p | 15:21 |
carpii | i think i need sleep. im scatterbrain today | 15:22 |
keyton | carpii, any idea ??? | 15:22 |
carpii | keyton, its not in fstab or in mtab ? | 15:22 |
keyton | carpii, no she isn't | 15:22 |
carpii | where is it being mounted to? | 15:22 |
Nero-Wolf | Hunh. I think the firewall is sending me to the wrong computer... | 15:23 |
hmw | After years I just lost some data from a NTFS USB HD, luckily I lost nothing important. Bought the drive some weeks ago (it has 5 yrs of guarantee), so I think, it was some sort of logical error. Is it possible, that the linux NTFS drivers were the cause of the error, or do you think, they are stable, and I should look for the reason elsewhere? | 15:23 |
Nero-Wolf | Wierd. | 15:23 |
keyton | carpii, media | 15:23 |
mikeshollen | Actionparsnip: I figured it out. In the bios of the Dell Latitude c640 I'm working with, there's an option for automatic processor speed, or max performance. I set to max, and the CPU use went way down for those programs. Must have been limiting the processor speed for battery life. | 15:23 |
carpii | i seem to recall some xml file you can edit to stop it being mounted | 15:23 |
keyton | caprii, can yoou tell me wahat xml files | 15:24 |
carpii | im not sure yet, looking... | 15:24 |
keyton | carpii, ok | 15:24 |
carpii | was it in your fstab at one point? | 15:24 |
carpii | and you removed it? | 15:24 |
Sylphid|work | is anyone aware of any network asset tracking database / diagramming FOSS? | 15:24 |
keyton | carpii, xp patition isn't in fstab or mtab but is mounted | 15:24 |
carpii | keyton, and it wasnt in fstab ever? | 15:25 |
MarcoPau | hello, can I use jaunty alpha 4 on a pendrive? | 15:25 |
Nero-Wolf | Meh... I'll fix it later... | 15:25 |
keyton | carpii, no , but i need to know what does it mean allow_other in fstab | 15:25 |
LaGeek | !compiz | 15:26 |
ubottu | Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion | 15:26 |
djc___ | I can find stuff on google, but I am looking for a few 'off the cuff' responses to: "Why Ubuntu? (And not Fedora, Suse, Debian, etc)" | 15:26 |
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Andry_WorkZ | please, i'd need some urgent help, cause after have enabled bicubic filter, now i have black blocks all over the screen and I cant see what i'm doing | 15:26 |
quibbler | MarcoPau: in #ubuntu+1 is discussions about Jaunty | 15:27 |
MarcoPau | quibbler: thank you | 15:28 |
Photoguy | For some reason, Wine isn't opening exe files anymore. I click on the exe, and it just sits there, I can hear it working (the hard drive) but it doesn't open the program. | 15:28 |
Xrm123 | WARNING: /etc/modprobe.d/options line 19: ignoring bad line starting with 'rawr' | 15:28 |
Bolin | bullgard4: i looked around but didn't find anything that helped me | 15:28 |
Alterios | djc: I have found that Ubuntu has fantastic hardware support and is easy for beginners to use from the initial install. I have introduced several people to Linux using Ubuntu and the support community associated with it. | 15:28 |
myownserver | Hey, what is it called to connect to your Ubuntu machine using terminal? | 15:28 |
Xrm123 | anyone know what it means? | 15:28 |
Seedso | myownserver: ssh/ | 15:28 |
hmw | Andry_WorkZ you could try killing X for getting into the login screen and select another "session" like "failsafe gnome" for disabling the stuff again | 15:28 |
keyton | how can i deny mount of Xp partiton with system files, i have two partition of ntfs file system , one XP and one Docuemnts. documents is properly mounted and can be found in fstab and mtab , but Xp partitition isnt in fstab or mtab and is mounted | 15:28 |
Photoguy | For some reason, Wine isn't opening exe files anymore. I click on the exe, and it just sits there, I can hear it working (the hard drive) but it doesn't open the program. Any ideas? | 15:28 |
djc_ | I can find stuff on google, but I am looking for a few 'off the cuff' responses to: "Why Ubuntu? (And not Fedora, Suse, Debian, etc)" | 15:29 |
keyton | how can i deny mount of Xp partiton with system files, i have two partition of ntfs file system , one XP and one Docuemnts. documents is properly mounted and can be found in fstab and mtab , but Xp partitition isnt in fstab or mtab and it's mounted | 15:29 |
hwilde | Pici, wow, that was unnecessarily painful :) but I got it fixed. | 15:29 |
djc_ | Photoguy, what is this 'click' you speak of. open a term window, and run 'wine <path to>/<program>.exe' | 15:29 |
Seedso | photoguy: run it in the terminal and look what the error is | 15:29 |
Jack_Sparrow | keyton Please slow down the repeating and re-phrase your question into something better. | 15:29 |
Photoguy | djc_: yes It opens the wine process | 15:29 |
hmw | djc_ you can usually start programs in wine by simply double clicking them | 15:29 |
Andry_WorkZ | hmw: It seems I cant use graphic mode now, I should go back to terminal | 15:29 |
myownserver | djc_: Fedora uses KDE, which I've personally found more limiting than Ubuntu. | 15:29 |
Andry_WorkZ | how do I do that? | 15:29 |
hwilde | keyton, if it is not in fstab, it will not be mounted on boot. | 15:29 |
hmw | Andry_WorkZ you can kill X by pressing CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE | 15:30 |
Photoguy | seedso, what's the command? | 15:30 |
jschoolc | how can you determine the current shell for a user? | 15:30 |
djc_ | re: wine Im kidding, I know that ($window manager) can do that.. Im a cli person | 15:30 |
joaopinto | djc_, for such a debatable question why Ubuntu instead of X, better asking on #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:30 |
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myownserver | djc_: KDE is in some ways easier for people new to Linux, but it didn't have near what I needed. | 15:30 |
djc_ | myownserver, WM is irrelevant, I prefer WindowMaker | 15:30 |
Seedso | Photoguy: ssh -2cl username ip/domain | 15:30 |
carpii | keyton, i just remembered. The xml file i mentioned was to stop it adding icons in kde. its not relevant, sorry | 15:30 |
Seedso | photoguy: ssh has to be installed | 15:31 |
Photoguy | Seedso, wrong person :) | 15:31 |
djc_ | mainly becuase it gets the heck out f my way and lets me open full screen term windows | 15:31 |
keyton | caprii, ok np | 15:31 |
carpii | try sudo unmount /media/windows then sudo mount -a | 15:31 |
carpii | see if it comes back | 15:31 |
Bolin | maybe someone can help me out? getting Grub error 21 on boot after installation. I have looked around using google and most of the answers i found was to check the /boot/grub/menu.1st file but how can i access the file when the system wont boot? | 15:31 |
Xrm123 | hi, i keep getting this error when trying to run modprobe "WARNING: /etc/modprobe.d/options line 19: ignoring bad line starting with 'rawr'" does anyone know what it means? | 15:31 |
djc_ | I dont need menu bars and file 'icons' | 15:31 |
carpii | change 'windows' to whatever its called | 15:31 |
arvind_khadri | !grub > Bolin | 15:31 |
ubottu | Bolin, please see my private message | 15:31 |
hmw | bolin: use a live cd | 15:31 |
hwilde | djc_, icewm is nice and lightweight. and easy to install | 15:31 |
Myrtti | djc_: did you have a support question? | 15:32 |
Seedso | photoguy: sorry :D | 15:32 |
myownserver | Hey, what is it called to connect to your Ubuntu machine using terminal? | 15:32 |
hmw | bolin: your drive is probably referred to by stuff like /dev/hda1 or sdXX. Hint: use the UUID instead. | 15:32 |
`Matir | myownserver, ssh | 15:32 |
Pici | myownserver: ssh is the prefered method. | 15:32 |
Photoguy | Seedso, nor problem | 15:32 |
djc_ | Im currently on Fedora 7, and I'm considering swithcing to something else instead of updating to 10. Ubuntu is on the shortlist of options.. just wondering what the advantages are, from the perspective of someone using it | 15:33 |
Seedso | photoguy: wine program.exe | 15:33 |
Seedso | if didn;t found out yet :) | 15:33 |
ikonia | djc_: try them, see what you like | 15:33 |
hwilde | djc_, you can try the livecd without installing and see if you like it | 15:33 |
djc_ | most of what I want to ' | 15:33 |
djc_ | most of what I want to 'try' is stuff that would probably be difficult with the livecd | 15:33 |
djc_ | system config, package management | 15:34 |
shumpi | I installed LyX (frontend for latech) using the Add/remove button in Ubuntu, but LyX doesn't show up. | 15:34 |
shumpi | whY? | 15:34 |
ikonia | djc_: all do-able on a livecd | 15:34 |
Andry_WorkZ | hmw: ok, i didnt know that one, but when it reloads it does the same thing | 15:35 |
kattollikisd | how can I remove complete a package of my PC "sudo apt-get purge remove <the name of the program>" ? | 15:35 |
djc_ | shubuntu, probably it didnt 'install' itself into whatever wm you are using.. open a term and just type 'LyX' | 15:35 |
sakhi_ | kbye | 15:35 |
hmw | djc___ i went back to ubuntu from fedora, because my fedora often "lost" some capabilities (things stopped working for no apparent reason). Other positive thing about ubuntu is the higher number of stuff you can use out of the box. in my opinion, it is a little more easy on your nerves, than fedora, except you like using the shell. | 15:35 |
shumpi | OK, WILL TRY, THX | 15:35 |
hmw | Andry_WorkZ when the login screen comes up (i hope you dont have autologin), compiz is not yet loaded. | 15:35 |
bullgard4 | Bolin: See for example http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:WrfehpHJxoUJ:www.pendrivelinux.com/grub-error-21-after-full-install-to-usb-hard-drive/+%22Grub+error+21%22&hl=de&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=de&lr=lang_en | 15:35 |
djc_ | hmw, hrm.. what are the differences between ubuntu and debian? | 15:36 |
hmw | djc___ no idea. i only used ubuntu, fedora and LFS in recent times. | 15:36 |
shumpi | worked! thx! | 15:36 |
Workk1 | hmw: can i ask you some thing | 15:36 |
shumpi | What is a wrn? | 15:36 |
hmw | Workk1: most probably, but how could I know that? | 15:37 |
hmw | Workk1: btw. you just asked me something :-)=) | 15:37 |
Workk1 | when i installed my ubuntu, it reserved my drive 4GB | 15:37 |
djc_ | hmw, well.. maybe I will download the dvd and play with it... got a new HD for my machine.. | 15:37 |
myownserver | How do I connect via SSH from a Windows machine? What app do I use? | 15:38 |
Workk1 | but the setup was of only 700 OR 800 MB i guess | 15:38 |
hmw | djc___ i guess, you will like ubuntu. | 15:38 |
hmw | myownserver get "putty" | 15:38 |
carpii | myownserver, you need an ssh client, like secureCRT or maybe putty | 15:38 |
myownserver | Thank you. | 15:38 |
shumpi | thanks a bundle, saved me lots of headscratching time.. | 15:38 |
* djc_ baffles why someone would want to sit at a windows machine and ssh to *nix | 15:38 | |
djc_ | instead of sitting at the *nix machine | 15:38 |
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Workk1 | hmw: ubuntu took my 4GB drive space | 15:39 |
carpii | maybe the unix machine is 500 miles away? | 15:39 |
Workk1 | but the setup was of 700MB | 15:39 |
myownserver | djc_: Because my primary machine uses software and hardware I cannot use on Linux. | 15:39 |
djc_ | so use a local *nix machine | 15:39 |
djc_ | ah | 15:39 |
quibbler | djc_: chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic | 15:39 |
mac | win afs wornf | 15:39 |
carpii | it always baffles me why people dont answer a question but instead try to persude them to do something they didnt want to do ;) | 15:39 |
hmw | Workk1 you usually download updates after a fresh install, and most probably will install more apps, too. If the partition would be 700MB, you couldnt use the system after a very short while. About the 4GB - this much is quite a nice amount of disk space for ubuntu, so that you can play arount quite much wihtout getting into out-of-disk-space situations. Next time, do the partitioning manually. | 15:40 |
mac | 뭐라씨부렁되고있냐 | 15:40 |
djc_ | quibbler, someone die and make you god of irc? | 15:40 |
mac | 뭐라씨부렁 | 15:40 |
mac | ㅜㅜ | 15:40 |
mac | ^^ | 15:40 |
Workk1 | hmw: i see | 15:40 |
mac | ㅡㅡ | 15:40 |
mac | ㅏㅣ | 15:41 |
Workk1 | hmw: see at the moment i am download a software updates for my ubuntu coz from yesterday i am getting some thing like new thing available etc | 15:41 |
hmw | Workk1 - its quite easy. you need a partition as "swap" (roughly around 1GB) and at least 2GB for the root file sys ("/") | 15:41 |
Workk1 | its of 234MB in size | 15:41 |
w33d5 | i'm looking for a clean BASH script to RENAME mp3s to ARTIST - TITLE (ALBUM) and then move them to $TARGETDIR does anyone have any suggestions? | 15:42 |
remoteCTR1 | can anyone please tell me with what apt resolves names? cos nslookup n stuff works fine, i can ping but apt tells me it cannot resolve names? | 15:42 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 15:42 |
Myrtti | hmw: the minimum is the amount of RAM, because if it's less, hibernate won't work | 15:42 |
djc_ | remoteCTR1, cat /etc/resolv.conf | 15:42 |
hmw | Workk1 - you might like this: http://www.pathname.com/fhs/ | 15:42 |
quibbler | !ko | 15:43 |
ubottu | For Korean help, /join #ubuntu-ko | 15:43 |
Workk1 | hmw: tell me some thing.. like the commands in fedora core etc we use... do we have the same commands for ubuntu too | 15:43 |
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Joker_-_ | remoteCTR1: if it says: could not resolve DNS name, your problem is probably your DNS server (wich would most likely not be set) | 15:43 |
hmw | Myrtti - uh?? hibernating uses swap? thats quite cool, didnt know. now i know, why it crashes! lol | 15:43 |
Workk1 | hmw: sure i'ma gonna check it | 15:43 |
quibbler | !ko | mac | 15:43 |
ubottu | mac: For Korean help, /join #ubuntu-ko | 15:43 |
Elda | What are these programs that everyone gets which tell you your cpu consumption? | 15:43 |
alchemist1 | I just installed Wubi on my Compaq Presario, and when I boot to it, I get BusyBox for some reason. | 15:43 |
raqphil_mad | #ubuntu-es | 15:43 |
Myrtti | hmw: hibernation == write what's in RAM to disk and power off | 15:43 |
hmw | Workk1 - almost. you dont have yum but apt: "sudo apt-get install PACKAGE" | 15:43 |
Seedso | Elda: System monitor | 15:44 |
Oripor | So, I just installed the new Kubuntu... I was under the impression the Desktop Special Effects were build in (i.e 3D Cube) and ready to use after install??? I guess i'm completely wrong? | 15:44 |
hmw | Myrtti i know what it is, but as a dumb win user, i didnt think about, how linux would do such a thing. win writes to a special file on the C: drive by default. | 15:44 |
Workk1 | hmw: actually from switching from windows machine to this linux sub type ubuntu its kinda hard | 15:44 |
Workk1 | but i am hoping for good :) | 15:44 |
Myrtti | hmw: yup. but now you know where it writes that data :-) | 15:45 |
myownserver | Wow, what the heck? Which version of Putty do I need? | 15:45 |
carpii | workk, its hard for everyone ;) it gets easier as you become more familiar with it | 15:45 |
hmw | Workk1 i didnt expirience that. to me ubuntu seems quite easy (i know some stuff about linux, admitted). if you use ubuntu for some weeks, you might even like the "feel" of the GUI more than win's. | 15:45 |
anTiX | what's a good ftp-client with gui for gnome? gftp just keeps crashing for me... | 15:45 |
erUSUL | anTiX: filezilla | 15:45 |
myownserver | anTiX: ProFTPD | 15:45 |
Workk1 | hmw: i installed this ubuntu on atomatic mode i don't know what you call in in linux jargon | 15:45 |
joaopinto | anTiX, naitulus | 15:46 |
Myrtti | anTiX: your File manager can do FTP as well | 15:46 |
Joker_-_ | Oripor: in ubuntu, it is. so My guess would be that it is integrated or "built-in" in kubuntu aswell. You might have to configure it to your will tho. | 15:46 |
Myrtti | anTiX: ie. nautilus | 15:46 |
joaopinto | myownserver, proftpd is not a client... | 15:46 |
myownserver | anTiX: Using GADMIN-PROFTPD | 15:46 |
hmw | Workk1 - i dont know either. *g* | 15:46 |
remoteCTR1 | djc_ Joker_-_ errr as said i can ping and all, only apt isnt working, resolv.conf returns just what it should, i can basically do anything except apt-get update or install and wget | 15:46 |
Joker_-_ | Oripor: if you dont have 3d accelleration enabled, it wont work | 15:46 |
myownserver | erUSUL: Filezilla isn't for Linux . . . . | 15:46 |
Oripor | Joker_-_: Where do I even go to enable the 3D Cube or see if I can? | 15:46 |
Workk1 | hmw: lolz from yesterday i was and still struggling for getting proxies in this version | 15:46 |
anTiX | thanks for all tips! I'll try nautilus first | 15:46 |
erUSUL | myownserver: it is | 15:47 |
Joker_-_ | remoteCTR1: I'm clueless | 15:47 |
alchemist1 | why does Wubi always take me to a command-line? | 15:47 |
erUSUL | !info filezilla | myownserver | 15:47 |
ubottu | filezilla (source: filezilla): Port of the famous Win32 graphical FTP client. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.1.2-0ubuntu2 (intrepid), package size 1038 kB, installed size 2652 kB | 15:47 |
Workk1 | but some1 a kind to me told me that Xchat Gnome don't have those options so try out simple Xchat program | 15:47 |
myownserver | That's an FTP client, not server. | 15:47 |
raqphil_mad | how can I use this programm with channels of the Mirc? | 15:47 |
remoteCTR1 | Joker_-_: thanks tho... | 15:47 |
myownserver | Woops, did he ask for a Client? | 15:47 |
Workk1 | so i am waiting for my download to finish then i'll install it to see if it has those protocol and proxy fields | 15:47 |
erUSUL | myownserver: anTiX asked for an ftp-client | 15:47 |
remoteCTR1 | Pici: are you there, dude? | 15:48 |
myownserver | erUSUL. My bad. | 15:48 |
Myrtti | raqphil_mad: huh? | 15:48 |
raqphil_mad | yes... | 15:48 |
Workk1 | remoteCTR1: Pici is lil' busy in his work | 15:48 |
raqphil_mad | i've been using the mirc for windows | 15:48 |
Workk1 | he'll be around here in some time | 15:48 |
remoteCTR1 | Workk1: oh i see, didnt mean to disturb.. | 15:48 |
w33d5 | i'm looking for a clean BASH script to RENAME mp3s to ARTIST - TITLE (ALBUM) and then move them to $TARGETDIR does anyone have any suggestions? | 15:48 |
raqphil_mad | now i have the ubuntu and i've installed Xchat | 15:48 |
raqphil_mad | but i cant find the channel i used to connect to | 15:49 |
hmw | Workk1 - you might want to apt-get stuff like "ntfs-config", themes from art.gnome.org, apt-get the pack "fusion-icon", and "mplayer" / "mplayer gui" (plays virtually any vid). | 15:49 |
raqphil_mad | and i dont know how to find it | 15:49 |
Joker_-_ | Oripor: look for compizConfig manager | 15:49 |
carpii | w33d5, a bash script, or you mean some software you can run from terminal ? | 15:49 |
Myrtti | raqphil_mad: do you remember which network it was? | 15:49 |
Joker_-_ | Oripor: it should be in your menu | 15:49 |
w33d5 | looking for anything from the terminal | 15:49 |
Workk1 | remoteCTR1: lolz its NP :) actually he told me that he's gonna do his work so he excused me for lil' so i thought to let you know too :) | 15:49 |
Seedso | w33d, perl | 15:49 |
betapi | my ubuntu home server crashed and it brought down my wife's life support system | 15:49 |
raqphil_mad | it was a spanish network ya.com | 15:49 |
hmw | Workk1 - when searching for "winamp" in synaptics, you will find a winamp clone. vlc player is also very good. | 15:50 |
myownserver | !SSH | 15:50 |
ubottu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ | 15:50 |
raqphil_mad | and in there a special one | 15:50 |
Workk1 | hmw: sure i'd love to experience such things.. but thing cunning me is getting proxy and protocol field in Xchat first | 15:50 |
carpii | w33d5, do apt-cache search id3 | grep edit | 15:50 |
carpii | im sure theres plenty of term id3 editors | 15:50 |
Myrtti | w33d5: id3ren | 15:51 |
Workk1 | hmw: lol it will then relax me to have my grip and experience or explore ubuntu step wise :) | 15:51 |
Myrtti | !info id3ren | 15:51 |
ubottu | id3ren (source: id3ren): id3 tagger and renamer. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1b0-6 (intrepid), package size 24 kB, installed size 124 kB | 15:51 |
alchemist1 | Why does Wubi take me to a BusyBox command-line? | 15:51 |
hmw | Workk1 - i use pidgin for IRC (when using ubuntu), because its already on the basic install | 15:51 |
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Workk1 | hmw: well thanks for reminding me some thing :) | 15:51 |
carpii | also id3v2, id3tool, etc | 15:51 |
remoteCTR1 | Workk1: hehe thanks that is very nice of you:) solved it already btw...:) | 15:52 |
deathtech | Hello all! Im trying to get my Dell Latitude D630 working when docked . Everything seems fine aside from the display. When docked, i see the console booting, but once X Starts, it uses the laptop display, versus the external one. I can do a ctrl+alt+F1 , and it goes to console mode, on the external monitor, but cant seem to get X to pick up the switch, anyone know any tips/tricks ? | 15:52 |
Workk1 | hmw: i used it yesterday pidgin | 15:52 |
Workk1 | hmw: but it was not connecting to irc | 15:52 |
remoteCTR1 | Joker_-_: it was an mdns entry in nsswitch.conf that i removed, now it works | 15:52 |
Workk1 | it was very hard for me to understand it though i was able to log on to my MSN account | 15:52 |
hmw | Workk1 - do you need some unusual settings for your inet connection? i never needed a proxy for IRC | 15:53 |
Joker_-_ | remoteCTR1: playing with config files is always a dangerous thing, wich I strongly encourage ;) | 15:53 |
quibbler | raqphil_mad: was it about java scripting? | 15:53 |
SuperMT | How would I remove all of the things that xubuntu-desktop installed ? | 15:53 |
SuperMT | I didn't like it | 15:53 |
erUSUL | Myrtti: spanish network--> probably irchispano | 15:53 |
Joker_-_ | remoteCTR1: glad it worked out for you. | 15:53 |
Myrtti | deathtech: have you looked up things about "xrandr"? | 15:53 |
Workk1 | hmw: you don't know :) some freaky OPs on undernet etc used to block me | 15:53 |
Myrtti | erUSUL: could you help him? | 15:53 |
remoteCTR1 | Joker_-_: well if you wanna build an it infrastructure you will hardly avoid tinkering arround in config files:D | 15:53 |
Workk1 | We had fight on main channel that OP banned me | 15:53 |
hmw | Workk1 - aah, here it comes *g* | 15:53 |
erUSUL | Myrtti: it is already asking on my channel ;P | 15:53 |
Myrtti | erUSUL: excellent | 15:53 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 15:53 |
SuperMT | I tried "sudo apt-get remove xubuntu-desktop" and it only removed a 42 KB file | 15:54 |
Workk1 | so with the help of proxy i can rejoin my channel :) | 15:54 |
Scutum | hi Im trying to install skype but I get an error saying "Error: Dependency is notstisfiable: libqt4-core" | 15:54 |
Joker_-_ | remoteCTR1: have a dev server to test before you screw things in production environment ;) | 15:54 |
Scutum | any ideas? | 15:54 |
betapi | !ko | alchemist1 | 15:54 |
ubottu | alchemist1: For Korean help, /join #ubuntu-ko | 15:54 |
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deathtech | Myrtti : No, i will go check it out though :) | 15:54 |
Workk1 | hmw: you getting the reason why i am looking for proxy :) | 15:54 |
alchemist1 | why would I need korean help? | 15:54 |
Myrtti | betapi: stop fooling around | 15:55 |
hmw | Workk1 - get another IP and behave in the future | 15:55 |
Joker_-_ | alchemist1: we all need korean help at a certain point ;) | 15:55 |
betapi | Myrtti, he's spamming me in PM with korean characters | 15:55 |
Workk1 | hmw: its not like that | 15:55 |
Workk1 | hmw: that OP started some personal prob with me | 15:55 |
Elda | Workk1, trying to get into a Korean game? ;) | 15:55 |
zendo | Hi. Before installation I wanted to try out ubuntu 8.10 live version, but I have WEIRD problem with network. I'm using wired internet with router. Ubuntu connects to internet everything is fine except that i can only access www.google.com and nothing else!! I found some suggestions for fixing this problem here (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=418144) but it didnt work. Can someone please tell me how to fix this? | 15:55 |
SuperMT | Also, is it possible to get that scroll wheel like in windows ? | 15:55 |
carpii | ah cmon, we dont really wanna hear about your argument with some unknown op | 15:56 |
myownserver | What's the trick to open a text document on a windows PC via SSH connection? | 15:56 |
SuperMT | I mean.. when you click the scroll wheel in , the little circle comes up | 15:56 |
SuperMT | and you can move it up/down/left/right | 15:56 |
SuperMT | to scroll for you | 15:56 |
remoteCTR1 | Joker_-_: well basically it used to work just fine, the nessessity to screw emerged out of the above problem;) | 15:56 |
myownserver | Gedit obviously won't work. | 15:56 |
carpii | myownserver, you ssh to the linux box and open the editor inside the ssh term | 15:56 |
Elda | SuperMT, I know what you are talking about, but I think this is more about getting the software/drivers for that :> | 15:56 |
Workk1 | Elda: do you understand korean :) | 15:56 |
Scutum | Im trying to install skype but I get an error saying "Error: Dependency is notstisfiable: libqt4-core" | 15:56 |
Elda | Workk1, nope sorry :> I use altavista+babelfish | 15:56 |
Workk1 | lolz i don't know how to play korean game | 15:57 |
carpii | myownserver, try something like nano filename | 15:57 |
myownserver | carpii: What editor is that? | 15:57 |
hmw | zendo: can you ping out to the internet? try "ping ist.org" and then (if failed) "ping 212.69.162.25" | 15:57 |
myownserver | Gotcha. | 15:57 |
deathtech | Myrtti : This XrandR Extension will allow me to swap the Xserver's Display from the internal laptop to the external attached dock monitor ? | 15:57 |
SuperMT | Elda: why in the hell wouldn't it come with the OS | 15:57 |
Workk1 | Elda: i love gaming | 15:57 |
carpii | myownserver, theres lots. nano is one of the more user freindly, CTRL-O to save, CTRL-X to quit | 15:57 |
Myrtti | deathtech: very probably | 15:57 |
quibbler | Scutum: how are you installing skype? | 15:57 |
alchemist1 | does anyone know how I can get the GUI up if Wubi keeps taking me to a busybox command-line? If I cannot get this working, the users of my network will not be very happy. | 15:57 |
lasivian | if I have both wifi and ethernet how can I tell which one is being used? | 15:57 |
maki | hi all | 15:57 |
Workk1 | you know i have 98GTX plus graphics card | 15:57 |
SuperMT | Elda: or perhaps it's the GUi | 15:57 |
ikonia | lasivian: check your routes | 15:57 |
lasivian | both are connected but the ethernet is much faster, however the icon in gnome shows wifi | 15:57 |
hmw | lasivian - look to the kernel routing table - type "route" in a shell window | 15:57 |
ikonia | lasivian: if they both have the same default route - they will likley take your networking down | 15:57 |
Scutum | I tried both ways with the command line then I downloaded the app and double click it | 15:57 |
Elda | SuperMT, it may be there but keep in mind Ubuntu is a NON FOR PROFIT project which is made to work basically on all computers, but for the extra stuff you have to do it yourself :P | 15:58 |
Workk1 | have you played Gearz of War 2 | 15:58 |
lasivian | thanks | 15:58 |
ikonia | Workk1: why ? | 15:58 |
Elda | Workk1, not so much | 15:58 |
maki | anyone from edubuntu server circles knows if edubuntu 8.10 works x300 thin client? | 15:58 |
zendo | hmw: for trying only that command I would need to reboot, boot up live session again, and come here... it has some problem with tcp window size but cannot fix it | 15:58 |
betapi | Myrtti: if someone were spamming you in PM in korean, would you not think directing them to the korean help channel correct? | 15:58 |
ikonia | maki: should do | 15:58 |
Myrtti | Workk1: let's keep this channel for support questions, please | 15:58 |
^Cheeky | hi installed the lastest eclipse version by downloading from the site, how can i add it to my applications menu and give it a category ? | 15:58 |
SuperMT | Elda: a scroll type thing is going to break computers? | 15:58 |
maki | ikonia: really ? | 15:58 |
Workk1 | well, atleast if you like to play game you should have a good 3D graphics card | 15:58 |
Myrtti | betapi: no? | 15:58 |
ikonia | maki: think so | 15:58 |
betapi | Myrtti: why not? :\ | 15:58 |
Joker_-_ | myownserver: alternate method (for .doc, xls or anything else than plain text): sftp (ie: filezilla), download file, play with it, upload it back, thank you come again? | 15:58 |
Elda | SuperMT, no but by the same token is it even necessary to get a base function of the OS? | 15:58 |
hmw | zendo - do you have DSL (ADSL, XDSL)? if yes, your problem is the "MTU Size" | 15:59 |
Myrtti | betapi: I'd ask them to stop first... | 15:59 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: sure... | 15:59 |
SuperMT | Yes | 15:59 |
lasivian | hrrm, there is only one default gateway listed, neither ethernet nor wifi show a gateway | 15:59 |
Workk1 | Myrtti: :) NP | 15:59 |
Elda | SuperMT, the difference between this and windows is that you have to do some of the stuff yourself :P | 15:59 |
maki | ikonia: will try, but i think the driver only works on 7.04 | 15:59 |
betapi | Myrtti: its hard to get a word in edgewise with mountains of spam characters scrolling down | 15:59 |
ikonia | maki: what driver ? | 15:59 |
hmw | zendo: asked in another way: do you have PPPoE | 15:59 |
zendo | hmw: I think so. So can you please tell me how to fix that MTU size? | 15:59 |
SuperMT | I'm not running my res at a super high res so everyone's page fits in the browswer window | 15:59 |
SuperMT | yet the text is tiny | 15:59 |
Elda | SuperMT, not to say that you won't be able to get it done but there are TONS of guides for doing most anything you could want. | 15:59 |
Elda | Then change your font size | 16:00 |
maki | ikonia: the x300 thin client driver | 16:00 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: are you talking about ctrl+ scroll wheel mouse? | 16:00 |
ikonia | maki: pretty sure it's in the later kernels and stable too | 16:00 |
woum | hi, has anyone an idea which process is permanently accessing my harddisk. Whenever I boot into Ubuntu the lamp starts flickering and never stops - even after hours. | 16:00 |
maki | ikonia: the problem is that it is proprietary | 16:00 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: You want me to try "ctrl + scroll wheel click" ? | 16:00 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: nope, wheel "roll" | 16:01 |
carpii | woum, open terminal and type 'top'. make sure its not using a lot of swap space | 16:01 |
ikonia | maki: oh, not the open one - try it | 16:01 |
hmw | zendo: only in principle, depends on your router/firewall. you need to tell it, to use 8 bytes less than 1500 for one ethernet frame, due to 8 bytes PPPoE overhead. Google for "MTU Size problem" or tell me more details about your home network | 16:01 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: it zooms in and out in a webpage. characters will be bigger or smaller | 16:01 |
Workk1 | Elda: let me ask you some thing important | 16:01 |
zendo | hmw: I dont think I do. I really am not sure. This is not my pc and all I know is it has wire connection with router and ubuntu connects automatically wiht no problem... sorry I cannot explain better | 16:01 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: no, that's for text. I was talkign about scrolling up and down. | 16:01 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: thats a standard feature in all browsers, even IE | 16:01 |
Elda | Workk1, sure.... not sure if I can help though. I am a novice user in Linux myself | 16:01 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: the little white/black mouse thing in Windows | 16:01 |
Workk1 | Elda: today when i booted my system to ubuntu it gave me 3 times errors | 16:01 |
SuperMT | that points up ^ and down | 16:02 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: oh, guess I should try to answer questions I havent read :P | 16:02 |
Elda | Workk1, yeah that is over my head | 16:02 |
Workk1 | Elda: it was like operation failure etc | 16:02 |
SuperMT | and you can gradualy drag it up and down for the scroll speed | 16:02 |
SuperMT | or to left/right | 16:02 |
Workk1 | and it game me 2 choices like dskclean etc | 16:02 |
Elda | Workk1, well google? | 16:02 |
Workk1 | then i did a trick to enter in to recovery mode and then i was able to run this ubuntu | 16:02 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: what? black and white mouse that you drag? sry I dont follow you | 16:02 |
Royall | Is there a difference between Data DVD-Rs and other DVD-Rs? Because Brasero is calling my blank DVD-R a "Data disk" and refusing to burn a video on it. | 16:02 |
Nero-Wolf | Brb... | 16:02 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: are you talking about the scroll bars? | 16:03 |
Veratyr9 | hey guys trying to set up a raid. have the dumb little built in raid controller on the mobo. have it set to raid 1, in windows it's recognized as one drive, but in linux... it shows 2 as if they aren't on a raid. help? | 16:03 |
Workk1 | Thanks God my download finishes.. OOOH boi OOOh boi now i can install Xchat :) | 16:03 |
ikonia | Veratyr9: that's called "fakeraid" | 16:03 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: perhaps a screen shot would help ? | 16:03 |
Jeruvy | !fakeraid | Veratyr9 | 16:03 |
ubottu | Veratyr9: raid is Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID wto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 16:03 |
ikonia | Veratyr9: it's a terrible technology, poor support in linux | 16:03 |
Elda | SuperMT is talking about how you can click down on the middle mouse button and get that button that comes up that allows you to move your mouse around and scroll by doing so in respect to where you clicked the middle mouse button | 16:04 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: I dont think so, I'm screened in a remote ssh console | 16:04 |
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Veratyr9 | ikonia: yea i can tell :-( alright looks like i have some reading to do, thanks | 16:04 |
hmw | Veratyr9: almost every onboard RAID is "pseudo raid" - it is in fact a software solution, so linux shows you exactly, what you have: no real RAID at all. You need to use LVM for doing RAID (logical volumes manager) | 16:04 |
SuperMT | oh | 16:04 |
Veratyr9 | hmw: yea exactly | 16:04 |
ubuntu1 | Good day to everybody | 16:05 |
Joker_-_ | superMT: what are you trying to do and what doesnt work as you expect it to? | 16:05 |
SuperMT | Elda: correct | 16:05 |
hmw | Veratyr9 - thats totally normal. get a real raid controller, unless you want raid for security (not performance9 | 16:05 |
Joker_-_ | Elda: Oh, right | 16:05 |
lasivian | if I have wifi and ethernet connecting to the same network and "route" only shows one gateway under "default" is there any way to tell which interface is being used? | 16:05 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: I hate that feature lol | 16:05 |
Veratyr9 | hmw: its on the list of things to get when theres a spare paycheck. i hate this onboard crap | 16:05 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: shrug | 16:05 |
hmw | Veratyr9 yeah, onboard shall die *g* especially those dumb "raid" controllers. | 16:06 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: tastes arent to discuss tho. I never tryed to get that thing in linux, but iirc, it's usually provided by mouse drivers. | 16:06 |
RickX | can someone tell me when you can specify CLI install when installing from the alternate CD? | 16:06 |
zendo | hmw: do you think that if I find some MTU size value with (sudo ifconfig eth0 1400) I should stop at it and put that command int /etc/rc.d/rc.local ? | 16:06 |
Atherton | does the latest Ubuntu support ext4? | 16:06 |
hanasaki | what is the syntax to ssh to a box on a port other than 22? | 16:06 |
lasivian | hanasaki: ssh -p port# ip | 16:06 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: you could always map the middle button click to a function that would then capture the mouse moovements and scroll the documents according to it... | 16:07 |
InvaderZim | So, I've been running Xubuntu on an ancient Gateway I had originally designed to run Windows NT. I love it. It was my first foray into Linux and it was quite painless. Now I'm tempted to put Ubuntu on the Compaq desktop running Vista Home Premium. I want to dual boot. How much of the Hard Drive should I use for Ubuntu? Also, I heard that dual booting Ubuntu and Vista may mess up Vista if you aren't careful. Is this true? | 16:07 |
Veratyr9 | next question. i've been reading (and noticing) that pulseaudio drivers aren't... exactly up to par. specifically serious lag in skype. interstingly enough, none of the other sound options in skype work. any thoughts? and i read a horror story about uninstalling pulse, true? | 16:07 |
wrd | hey , somebody here that can help me solve a no brainer? i need to make an ftp mirror, for ubuntu packages. for an installer loaded via tftp :), is there a nice howto , how the ftp file structure shall look like | 16:07 |
lasivian | hoorah, I was useful finally! | 16:07 |
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hmw | zendo - i am uncertain, sounds like a workable idea. but i think there is some entry in /etc/sysconfig or something like that, where you can configure your interfaces. i dont know exactly, sorry. | 16:07 |
^Cheeky | hi, i was using transmissions .. but some how it has dissapeared from my desktop, and i used pikill transmissions and open transmissions again .. it still says its running i also did a status check in the command line, iam using ubuntu 8.10 | 16:07 |
zendo | hmw: thanks for your help | 16:08 |
Joker_-_ | Guy That Wanted Compiz Cube: http://thegeekylife.blogspot.com/2008/11/setting-up-desktop-cube-in-ubuntu-810.html | 16:08 |
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miha | what would be good way to set up mail redirects and mail lists (reply-to, prefix of subject).. preferrably with easy to use web interface and not too much security problems?! | 16:09 |
miha | any ideas? | 16:09 |
enquest | I'm getting adicted to the internet. And it disturbing my work ritme... So I want to open the gates to the internet at set times. However certain sites should be avaible... Is there an easy way to do this? | 16:09 |
enquest | addicted to news site | 16:09 |
InvaderZim | So, I've been running Xubuntu on an ancient Gateway I had originally designed to run Windows NT. I love it. It was my first foray into Linux and it was quite painless. Now I'm tempted to put Ubuntu on the Compaq desktop running Vista Home Premium. I want to dual boot. How much of the Hard Drive should I use for Ubuntu? Also, I heard that dual booting Ubuntu and Vista may mess up Vista if you aren't careful. Is this true? | 16:10 |
Jeruvy | InvaderZim: the only trouble you may have is if you try to resize an existing partition. That is always something to avoid if possible. | 16:10 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: Hey I found a solution | 16:10 |
eraggo | enquest: block news sites from your work statuon; read news at home | 16:10 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: You can do it in Firefox by typing in the address bar about:config and changing general.autoScroll to true. | 16:10 |
enquest | eraggo: I'm working at home | 16:10 |
Bolin | I cant get it to work :/ still grub error 21 on boot... | 16:10 |
SuperMT | OK let me see. | 16:10 |
InvaderZim | Jeruvy: thanks. | 16:10 |
Veratyr9 | !grub | InvaderZim | 16:10 |
ubottu | InvaderZim: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 16:10 |
enquest | so I want to block them from 9 to 17 | 16:10 |
eraggo | enquest: ah | 16:10 |
enquest | how do I do that? | 16:10 |
ubuntu1 | I face a problem with bcm4306 wireless card on HP ZV6000 b43 module: in Ubuntu 7.10 -ndiswrapper I guess it was- everything was OK. I upgraded to 8,04 and then 8.10 facing the same problem: Firefox as well as Seamonkey are VERY slow and go in timeout for instance when connecting to www.ebay.fr Even so slow that after a while I receive a message "You choose to open eBayISAPI.dll what should Firefox to with: Open or Register"! If I | 16:11 |
Sang_Penakluk | hiiiiiiiii | 16:11 |
Veratyr9 | InvaderZim: thats how to fix it if you totally screw up your bootloader | 16:11 |
Vermicelli | I'm running Linux Mint through Wubi, and find that the wireless manager shows only a few of the signals I see in Windows (not including the one I need), and a fraction of what I get on my laptop. Is there a way to increase sensitivity? | 16:11 |
hmw | zendo i think you should look closer to /etc/network | 16:11 |
Myrtti | !mint | Vermicelli | 16:11 |
ubottu | Vermicelli: The following are some examples of Ubuntu derived distributions that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes, please consult their websites for more information: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), Ubuntu Ultimate | 16:11 |
Vermicelli | Myrtti: Yeah, but nobody's home there. :-P | 16:11 |
Myrtti | Vermicelli: sorry about that | 16:12 |
Jeruvy | Vermicelli: don't believe RSSI info on many windows tools, they lie :) | 16:12 |
Bolin | Ive checked out the GrubHowto but it still doesnt work.... | 16:12 |
InvaderZim | Jeruvy: how do i avoid resizing an existing partition? would that happen if i just follow the prompts on a live cd of intrepid ibex to install ubuntu on my machine already runnung vista? | 16:12 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: hey, now we are talking. | 16:12 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: if you can't work it out at first try, read more on it. Seem slike it works for these guys | 16:12 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=478418 | 16:12 |
Vermicelli | If it's any difference, I had tried Ubuntu 8.10 the othjer day and had had the same problem. | 16:12 |
InvaderZim | Veratyr: thank you | 16:12 |
wrd | for those who might be interessted in what i am doing , i tried now copying pool dists | 16:12 |
Bolin | I am really new to linux also and the howtos arent that simple to understand | 16:12 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: apparently you can do it for X11 (at large) | 16:12 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: I couldn't click that link anyway and do any good. I'm running mIRC in virtualbox | 16:13 |
Jeruvy | InvaderZim: your disk has a large 'unused' section on the disk; you have a second hard disk/usb drive/raid to play with; you forethought and preallocated a sizable chunk for ubuntu :) | 16:13 |
oz7t | (gnome-video-thumbnailer:7875): GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_event_new_new_segment_full: assertion `start != -1' failed | 16:13 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: mirc is bad, mmk? | 16:13 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: No, an unscripted program is. | 16:13 |
cchildress | hi all. my external drives just mysteriously stopped auto-mounting. i can manually mount them, but no auto. what might have gone wrong? | 16:13 |
SuperMT | besides maybe BitchX.. it had some protections already made in | 16:14 |
oz7t | what is the fail here in cheese (gnome-video-thumbnailer:7875): GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_event_new_new_segment_full: assertion `start != -1' failed | 16:14 |
austin | I'm trying to install some tar.gz software, can anyone help? | 16:14 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: try irssi if you want something that plainly works. And it's more scriptable than anything else I've seen to date. | 16:14 |
oz7t | are there somebodo there can help me? | 16:14 |
cchildress | austin: what are you trying to install? have you read the instructions included in the source archive? | 16:14 |
hmw | austin: you need to untar it (decompress) | 16:14 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: anyway, I google that: "mouse middle click scroll ubuntu" and it's the first hit. | 16:14 |
drax2gma | Joker_-_: what about weechat? It rocks :) | 16:15 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: But why loose something I already scripted all kinds of protection in to | 16:15 |
austin | cchildress: its songbird, i have it uncompressed, and my terminal is pointed in the file with CD....../congfigure won't work | 16:15 |
InvaderZim | Jeruvy: have only one HD with a good bit of room on it, computer is just like i bought it except i added ram to it. | 16:15 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: just to have to redo it | 16:15 |
Joker_-_ | drax2gma: never tryed anything else since I found IRSSI so I can't tell ;) | 16:15 |
drax2gma | Joker_-_: :) | 16:15 |
cchildress | austin: have you already run the installation commands it instructs you to perform? | 16:15 |
oz7t | some here there can help me? | 16:15 |
Jack_Sparrow | hmw things dont always need to get de-compressed, as in login or gnome themes | 16:15 |
Jack_Sparrow | !patience > oz7t | 16:16 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: to get rid of windows and closed source apps ;) | 16:16 |
ubottu | oz7t, please see my private message | 16:16 |
austin | cchildress: I don't think so....where do i find them? | 16:16 |
oz7t | are there somebodo there can help me? | 16:16 |
hmw | austin: why did you mention, that it was tar.gz at all?? i dont know the software, maybe the README helps you | 16:16 |
Jack_Sparrow | !patience | 16:16 |
ubottu | The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 16:16 |
cchildress | austin: typically they are make commands. i'd strongly suggest reading the README file that's probably in the base folder of the archive | 16:16 |
wemdowemd | Is there any virtualisation software from which I can run Ubuntu that is completely 'portable', i.e. does not alter the host computer? Kind of like if I converted VMware Thinkstation with VMware Thinkapp | 16:16 |
wemdowemd | *thinapp | 16:16 |
hmw | Jack_Sparrow he talked about software | 16:16 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: Adolf Khlablahblha-Bey would not approv of these messages you say. | 16:16 |
Joker_-_ | wemdowemd: by default, ubuntu live CD is exactly that | 16:16 |
erUSUL | oz7t: only the developer can debug that assert file a bug report | 16:16 |
erUSUL | |bugs | oz7t | 16:17 |
adrenergic | hi room.... i have Ubuntu-8.04.2, Intergraph GL2 Series A, Intel Pentium II ( 450 MHz x 2 ) .... Creative Sound Blaster 16 Wave Effects on ISA Slot.... i loaded the snd-sb16 sound module but it is not working? | 16:17 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: He will send his SS on yo rear | 16:17 |
austin | cchildress: it doesn't give me any installation instructions, just tells me the new thigns, and some documentation | 16:17 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: it's Adam, I think Markam bey? something like that | 16:17 |
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Jack_Sparrow | hmw that covers a broad area.. simply best to ask first what they are trying to install | 16:17 |
erUSUL | !bugs | oz7t | 16:17 |
ubottu | oz7t: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu - Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots | 16:17 |
oz7t | ersul ok | 16:17 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: Tomatoes, tuhmatoes | 16:17 |
wemdowemd | Joker_-_: It would be, except a) you can't save changes on it, and b) it still requires the rebooting of the target computer | 16:17 |
Joker_-_ | SuperMT: ;) | 16:17 |
oz7t | ubuttu ok i try | 16:17 |
ashok_ | Can i get some help setting up unique wallpapers for my different workspaces? | 16:17 |
wemdowemd | Joker_-_: What I'm thinking of might be more akin to a 'portable wubi' | 16:17 |
Joker_-_ | wemdowemd: then you can always use the virtual box software | 16:18 |
Baatti | I need some help setting up my wireless internet again. Someone just came to our house and set up Comcast Digital telephone service, gave us a new modem...now my wireless driver isn't picking up any wireless connections | 16:18 |
Elda | bbl | 16:18 |
Jack_Sparrow | ashok_ /join #compiz for help with that | 16:18 |
miha | hey jack, so good to see yoU:) | 16:18 |
ashok_ | thanks jack | 16:18 |
SuperMT | Anyway, I'm being told to remove xubuntu-desktop that I need to remove each indvidual package that was installed ? | 16:18 |
Jack_Sparrow | np | 16:18 |
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oz7t | obottu its difficult with the language hi hi | 16:18 |
wemdowemd | Joker_-_: Does this virtual box software require installation on the host machine? | 16:18 |
loller | hi, can u tell me the octal form for a+rw | 16:18 |
Joker_-_ | wemdowemd: you could have a virtualbox (wich is a vmware port). Yes it does require an installation on host. | 16:18 |
ashok_ | a vmware port? | 16:18 |
oz7t | loller ty in MC | 16:19 |
austin | cchildress: It says somethign about GSstreamer, that its there main media play back....must i install that? | 16:19 |
cchildress | austin: alright...not sure exactly where to tell you to go...but maybe i can get a copy of the archive and be more help | 16:19 |
Joker_-_ | ashok_: wrong words, good idea ;) | 16:19 |
erUSUL | loller: depends on the previous status of the permissions | 16:19 |
ashok_ | :P | 16:19 |
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oz7t | loller try with MC | 16:19 |
Joker_-_ | ashok_: rebuilt of vmware would be more appropriate? | 16:19 |
lianimator | how do I set my connection setting so I get the same IP address from my home router? | 16:19 |
austin | cchildress: its called songbird | 16:19 |
cchildress | austin: it should already be there. gstreamer is included in ubuntu afaik | 16:19 |
Bolin | I have used the howto on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto and manually set up my menu.1st where /boot is located and also where / is located.. but still i get Error 21 on bootup | 16:19 |
Joker_-_ | ashok_: vmware-like open-source app? | 16:19 |
ashok_ | well, comparing the performance of the two | 16:19 |
loller | oz7t MC? | 16:19 |
InvaderZim | how do i install ubuntu 8.04 without messing up my windows vista already installed? will following the prompts on the livecd work ok or is there something specific i should do? | 16:19 |
ashok_ | that sounds better ;) | 16:19 |
Jack_Sparrow | Bolin Would you like me to look at that | 16:19 |
wemdowemd | Joker_-_: It is the installation on host bit that I'm trying to avoid - otherwise virtual box and VMWare would be fine already | 16:20 |
hmw | Jack_Sparrow i will memorize that. But: Are there "programs" that can be installed without untarring (except .deb) at all? | 16:20 |
austin | cchildress: alright, so i'm still having trouble installing. (i tryed teh .deb, but it refuses to load when i click on the icon, so i'm trying tar.gz) | 16:20 |
oz7t | yes thas a very good program for ubuntu | 16:20 |
Bolin | Jack_Sparrow: yes please... can i query you? | 16:20 |
Joker_-_ | ashok_: thats what samba is to windows netowrk computing ;) | 16:20 |
xsever | Hey everyone can anyone help me with Super Grub Disk? | 16:20 |
Natty | How can i upgrade ubuntu to ubuntu ultimate | 16:20 |
SuperMT | What the hell is Ubuntu Ultimate | 16:20 |
oz7t | natty stay with 8.04 thats good | 16:20 |
ashok_ | Natty: I think you have to do a fresh install | 16:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | Bolin yes.. or /join #Jack_Sparrow | 16:20 |
Flare183 | !language | SuperMT | 16:20 |
ubottu | SuperMT: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 16:20 |
ikonia | SuperMT: a non-supported clone distro | 16:20 |
Joker_-_ | wemdowemd: maybe you could burn your own live CD wich would mount config and /home to a usb disk? | 16:21 |
cchildress | austin: i'd suggest checking out what went wrong with the .deb rather than a manual install, to keep things clean on your system | 16:21 |
SuperMT | Flare183 ? | 16:21 |
Alterios_in_Win | wemdow: give me a min and i will find the link to the video that covers the exact thing you are trying to do | 16:21 |
Baatti | My wireless has stopped picking up signals after someone came to our house and gave us a new modem and set us up for Comcast Digital Phone Service. Wireless was previously working with the ath5k fix...I've run through the procedure to set that up again and it still won't work | 16:21 |
Natty | Ubuntu ultimate looks kool | 16:21 |
Flare183 | SuperMT: Watch your language | 16:21 |
Natty | really kool | 16:21 |
austin | cchildress: alright, how do i go about chckign? i donwladed and reinstalled twice | 16:21 |
SuperMT | Flare183: and again ? | 16:21 |
xsever | I need help with Super Grub Disk it is not being able to read my partitions | 16:21 |
austin | cchildress: and restarted nermerus times | 16:21 |
wemdowemd | Joker_-_: Running the OS from a liveCD would still require rebooting into it thoug | 16:21 |
ikonia | Natty: in what way do you see it different from ubuntu ? | 16:21 |
Natty | but i want the gamers edition | 16:21 |
Flare183 | SuperMT: Read the rules/CoC please | 16:21 |
ashok_ | Natty: you have to do a fresh install | 16:21 |
ikonia | Natty: what's in the gamers edition that you want ? | 16:22 |
brian98 | Hi All! Any working feisty repos out there? | 16:22 |
cchildress | austin: you'll find that restarting your pc rarely helps linux...brb i'm checking the .deb | 16:22 |
Natty | Games | 16:22 |
jrib | brian98: festy is eol | 16:22 |
Alterios_in_Win | wemdowemd: http://www.revision3.com/systm/usbbooting2 | 16:22 |
ikonia | Natty: the games are available in the ubuntu repo, just install what you want from the repo's | 16:22 |
ashok_ | Natty: you know you can manually install games | 16:22 |
jrib | !upgrade | brian98 | 16:22 |
ubottu | brian98: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes | 16:22 |
austin | cchildress: ok. hehe restart is a thing of windows then | 16:22 |
* SuperMT shrugs | 16:22 | |
Natty | That takes awhile | 16:22 |
Flare183 | !coc > SuperMT | 16:22 |
ubottu | SuperMT, please see my private message | 16:22 |
mun | hi | 16:23 |
ikonia | Flare183: what is he doing ? | 16:23 |
brian98 | I have quite a few servers running fine I don't want to upgrade, I just want to apt-get install ntp :) | 16:23 |
hmw | !coc > hmw | 16:23 |
ubottu | hmw, please see my private message | 16:23 |
Flare183 | ikonia: He is not listening. | 16:23 |
Natty | it also has a cool interface | 16:23 |
ashok_ | Natty: would you rather lose everything and start fresh? If so just download the ultimate ISO and install it | 16:23 |
SuperMT | ikonia: I think he is talking about a place. | 16:23 |
mun | i'm having problems installing Mozart on 64b, is there a way to install it using 32b on the same machine? | 16:23 |
ikonia | Natty: it's gnome - the same as ubuntu | 16:23 |
jrib | brian98: do you understand what I mean by "eol"? | 16:23 |
brian98 | I do. | 16:23 |
ashok_ | Natty: just grab the theme and wallpaper and whatnot, then you're set | 16:23 |
mJago | Frare183 <- What a jobsworth! | 16:23 |
xsever | CAN ANY ONE HELP? | 16:23 |
Templis__ | Hi all! I'm looking software for java programming! Anyone? | 16:23 |
jrib | brian98: so why would you run servers on a distro that no longer receives security updates? | 16:24 |
cchildress | austin: yeah, windows has all sorts of reasons why restarting helps. typically in linux you only restart a specific service or app, not the whole machine | 16:24 |
brian98 | jrib: If it ain't broke :) | 16:24 |
cchildress | austin: unless it's something really major like the kernel | 16:24 |
hmw | Templis__ try Eclipse | 16:24 |
Baatti | My wireless has stopped picking up signals after someone came to our house and gave us a new modem and set us up for Comcast Digital Phone Service. Wireless was previously working with the ath5k fix...I've run through the procedure to set that up again and it still won't work | 16:24 |
austin | cchildress: alright cool, so the DEB is locaed under contributed builds i think | 16:24 |
Veratyr9 | ok so im about to do a softraid setup. i have 2 750's that are currently identical data, but are NTFS. Is there a way to setup softraid, convert them to ex3? I was thinking of putting drive A in a windows box, formatting drive B to ext3, then copying via network all the data from A to B, then putting A in and format to ext3, then copy data over to it. Will this work or am i set to loose data | 16:24 |
Natty | it also has compiz fusion | 16:24 |
jrib | brian98: A server not getting security updates is pretty broken | 16:24 |
ikonia | Natty: so does ubuntu | 16:24 |
ashok_ | Natty: which ubuntu release are you running? | 16:24 |
Natty | 8.10 | 16:24 |
Templis__ | hmw Does it build jre too? | 16:24 |
brian98 | so they pull the repos completely when they stop supporting? | 16:25 |
ikonia | Natty: ubuntu 8.10 has compiz fusion | 16:25 |
ashok_ | Natty: sudo apt-get install compiz-config-settings-manager | 16:25 |
Natty | ok | 16:25 |
Pici | Natty: We do not support Ubuntu Ultimate here, it is not an official version of Ubuntu. | 16:25 |
erUSUL | !fakeraid | Veratyr9 | 16:25 |
ubottu | Veratyr9: raid is Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID wto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 16:25 |
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jrib | brian98: security updates are no longer guaranteed. The repos are available in an archive so you can upgrade. I recommend you upgrade to 8.04. You won't have to worry about support until 2013 then | 16:25 |
hmw | Templis__ dont know really, but some of my friends use it and they say, it would be THE thing for java (and other languages). I guess it does. | 16:26 |
bullgard4 | Why are running 4 processes gvfsd-trash on one Ubuntu 8.04.2 computer but on another only 1? | 16:26 |
Veratyr9 | erUSUL: just read that, but there isn't anything in there about preserving data. | 16:26 |
ashok_ | Natty: you might also want to sudo apt-get install emerald emerald-themes | 16:26 |
ashok_ | Natty: then you can make your system look pretty by downloading themes for emerald | 16:26 |
ikonia | bullgard4: different files deleted from different gvfsd file systems ? | 16:26 |
erUSUL | Veratyr9: sorry for the noise then | 16:26 |
brian98 | jrib: The repos are in an archive, where do I find the info for sources.list? | 16:26 |
cchildress | austin: the .deb just worked 100% perfect for me -_- | 16:26 |
Veratyr9 | erUSUL: np :) | 16:26 |
hmw | bullgard4 due to a crash of some programs? sounds like somehting hangs. did you perhaps try to empty the trashcan without success 4 times? | 16:26 |
Natty | ok | 16:27 |
cchildress | austin: where did you get the .deb from? and what version of ubuntu are you running? | 16:27 |
bullgard4 | ikonia: Yes, this may have been the case. But I do not remember well. | 16:27 |
jrib | brian98: read the info I had ubottu give you | 16:27 |
ashok_ | Anyone know if there is an easy way to rebuild a panel that I deleted? | 16:27 |
Natty | I like kool stuff | 16:27 |
ikonia | bullgard4: I'm only assuming, | 16:27 |
brian98 | jrib: Thanks. | 16:27 |
xsever | Anyone, please I need help with Super Grub Disk!!!! | 16:27 |
austin | cchildress: http://www.getdeb.net/release/3520 i'm running 8.10 64 bit | 16:27 |
erUSUL | !resetpanel | ashok_ | 16:27 |
ikonia | xsever: that's nothing to do with ubuntu | 16:27 |
ubottu | ashok_: To reset the panel to defaults, type this in a !terminal: « gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel » | 16:27 |
ikonia | xsever: ubuntu do not make super grub disk | 16:27 |
ashok_ | erUSUL: thanks | 16:27 |
ashok_ | do the <<'s go in the command as well? | 16:28 |
xsever | ikonia: could you at least point me in the right direction where to go | 16:28 |
Baatti | My wireless has stopped picking up signals after someone came to our house and gave us a new modem and set us up for Comcast Digital Phone Service. Wireless was previously working with the ath5k fix...I've run through the procedure to set that up again and it still won't work | 16:28 |
erUSUL | ashok_: no | 16:28 |
InvaderZim | all: does anyone know where I can go to find a step by step tutorial(preferably with pics) on how to install ubuntu 8.10 on a machine already running Vista Home Premium without messing up Vista? | 16:28 |
Baatti | anyone? | 16:28 |
Baatti | please? | 16:28 |
ikonia | xsever: no idea | 16:28 |
ikonia | xsever: check the website | 16:28 |
cchildress | austin: i would suggest this link for the .deb: http://files.tac-ops.net/ubuntu/songbird_1.0.0_i686_unter-hund-blog.deb | 16:28 |
cchildress | brb | 16:28 |
bullgard4 | hmw: I do not remember well. It may well have been that I tried to empty the trashcan unsuccessfully several times. How to proceed now? | 16:28 |
Natty | and the games are in the repo | 16:28 |
ikonia | bullgard4: kill the processes ? | 16:28 |
ikonia | Natty: what do you want from this channel ? | 16:28 |
Baatti | InvaderZim, just start up Vista, pop in your Ubuntu install disk, and select Install Ubuntu, it'll install Ubuntu inside of Vista, and you can later uninstall Ubuntu like any other windows program | 16:29 |
bullgard4 | ikonia: I will kill them bravely. | 16:29 |
Templis__ | hmw: Ok, I'll try! | 16:29 |
Natty | Anything that makes my ubuntu look kool | 16:29 |
ikonia | bullgard4: I would too | 16:29 |
hmw | bullgard4 - hmm... i would try to kill the processes and watch, if they come back (automatically? triggered by some action of yours?) | 16:29 |
ikonia | Natty: gnome-look.org | 16:29 |
brian98 | jrib: Great, thanks for that.. I will start upgrading the servers when I get a chance.. I have about 20 boxes with that version of ubuntu ser, should have stuck with Debian :) | 16:29 |
yownanymous | Baatti: Otherwise known as Wubi... ;) | 16:29 |
Natty | ok | 16:29 |
Flare183 | Natty: compiz | 16:29 |
prince_jammys | !themes > Natty | 16:29 |
ubottu | Natty, please see my private message | 16:29 |
Xrm123 | Hi, would anyone here be able to help me install my eyetoy on ubuntu? i've found every guide i can and ic ant get them to work righ :\ | 16:29 |
Natty | I am also a young programmer | 16:30 |
ikonia | xsever: eyetoy ? | 16:30 |
bullgard4 | hmw: There was no autmatism involved I guess. | 16:30 |
Natty | doing c & c++ | 16:30 |
Xrm123 | ps2 eyetoy | 16:30 |
ashok_ | InvaderZim: I found a video tutorial if you're interested? | 16:30 |
yownanymous | Xrm123: heh, there's an idea | 16:30 |
pringat | hi there, where can i get hd-media/boot.img.gz for 8.04.2? | 16:30 |
Natty | what stuff for that too | 16:30 |
Baatti | My wireless has stopped picking up signals after someone came to our house and gave us a new modem and set us up for Comcast Digital Phone Service. Wireless was previously working with the ath5k fix...I've run through the procedure to set that up again and it still won't work | 16:30 |
ikonia | Natty: this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only | 16:30 |
ikonia | pringat: hd-meida ? | 16:30 |
Flare183 | !ot > Natty | 16:30 |
ubottu | Natty, please see my private message | 16:30 |
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Xrm123 | yownanymous: I've gotten it to work on windows, but i cant get the drivers to work in ubuntu | 16:31 |
erUSUL | Natty: there are many ides editors and a compiler for c c++ aviable on the repos | 16:31 |
pringat | ikonia: hd-media I meant... | 16:31 |
InvaderZim | Baatti: really? it knows how to do the partition things without messing it up? | 16:31 |
InvaderZim | ashok_: yes, please | 16:31 |
ikonia | pringat: what is the hd-media/boot.img ? | 16:31 |
hmw | bullgard4 it might be possible, that another process is trying to do something, which might cause these processes to appear again. My hint was just a generic one. | 16:31 |
yownanymous | InvaderZim: the point is it doesn't partition | 16:31 |
jrib | brian98: how long is a debian release supported out of curiousity? | 16:31 |
pringat | ikonia: to boot the installer from a USB for instance.... | 16:31 |
Baatti | InvaderZim, yes, it will set up a partition for you. Just choose a guided partition when asked | 16:31 |
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ashok_ | InvaderZim: baatti is correct, but if you check the PM i just sent you theres a link to part 1 of 5 video tutorials | 16:31 |
yownanymous | Baatti: actually it sets up a virtual disk which ubuntu thinks is a partition | 16:32 |
Baatti | :P | 16:32 |
Baatti | well, whatever the technical names for it are, its pretty friggin' cool | 16:32 |
austin | cchildress: it sitll won't load....like i click on it and it shows up in the bar below, and goes away after a few seconds | 16:32 |
InvaderZim | Baatti: thank you | 16:32 |
InvaderZim | ashok_: thank you | 16:32 |
yownanymous | Baatti: indeed, a real operating system run on the idea of a virtual machine | 16:32 |
ashok_ | InvaderZim: yep ;) | 16:32 |
bullgard4 | ikonia, hmw I killed 3 of them using System Monitor. They did not re-appear. | 16:33 |
InvaderZim | yownanymous: hurr. ok | 16:33 |
ikonia | bullgard4: seems a good sign | 16:33 |
Baatti | yownanymous, can you try and hlep me fix my wireless? | 16:33 |
yownanymous | InvaderZim: it's complicated, but trust me, it works | 16:33 |
yownanymous | Baatti: what's up with it? | 16:33 |
MindVirus | Can anyone recommend me good guitar composition software? | 16:33 |
SuperMT | ikonia: I finally went back and found out about the nonsupported clone distro reply after the various attempts to distract | 16:33 |
brian98 | jrib: I've never ran into this issue with debian servers, I have one box that is running since 2003 | 16:33 |
hmw | bullgard4 - if they should reappear, you will have to hunt down the source. if not, well... forget about it. Maybe you want to check your drives for data integrity. | 16:34 |
Baatti | yownanymous, I was previously using the ath5k fix, everything was working fine. But now someone came to the house to install Comcast Digital Phone service, and gave us a new modem..now my wireless won't work | 16:34 |
Baatti | yownanymous, I've followed the original steps to try and set up ath5k again, still not working | 16:34 |
SuperMT | It looked like it'd need a monster of a video card. | 16:34 |
yownanymous | Baatti: erm... Have you contacted Comcast about it? | 16:34 |
bullgard4 | hmw: Thank you for your careful additional hints. | 16:34 |
Baatti | yownanymous, nay, my father's Vista is working just fine. He didn't have to change anything on his computer | 16:35 |
alpha4 | I forgot my password for ubutnu | 16:35 |
ashok_ | Baatti: before did you have wireless networks showing up besides your own? | 16:35 |
alpha4 | How i find out what is the password | 16:35 |
Natty | gnome voice control not working | 16:35 |
yownanymous | Baatti: that's an odd one, can you give me some specs for you and your dad's computer then? | 16:35 |
Baatti | ashok_, yes one | 16:35 |
ikonia | alpha4: you need to reset it | 16:35 |
ikonia | alpha4: boot into single user mode and reset it | 16:35 |
Baatti | yownanymous, what kind of specs? | 16:35 |
ashok_ | alpha4: here is a uide http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword | 16:36 |
yownanymous | Baatti: well most particularly | 16:36 |
ashok_ | Baatti: can you still detect that network? | 16:36 |
yownanymous | things like wireless/network adapters | 16:36 |
Baatti | ashok_, no, no networks are showing up | 16:36 |
Natty | I install gnome voice control | 16:36 |
erUSUL | Baatti: you got a new modem but the wifi router/access point is the same? | 16:36 |
Baatti | yownanymous, hrm, I'm using Atheros 5007 I believe | 16:36 |
Natty | it said its installed | 16:36 |
Baatti | erUSUL, correct | 16:36 |
yownanymous | Baatti: ah, infamous atheros | 16:36 |
Natty | but wont work | 16:37 |
Baatti | yownanymous, aye | 16:37 |
yownanymous | Baatti: well I'm not very good with telecom technology so I probably can't help, sorry | 16:37 |
pringat | once again... does any body know where can i get hd-media/boot.img.gz for 8.04.2? | 16:37 |
ashok_ | How do I accept the license for java in terminal? | 16:37 |
Baatti | yownanymous, its ok, thanks for the attempt, looks like I've grabbed the attention of a few others anyway | 16:38 |
erUSUL | ashok_: use tab and enter | 16:38 |
ashok_ | erUSUL: grahtzee | 16:38 |
yownanymous | Baatti: what about a kernel update or something? it might work | 16:38 |
erUSUL | ashok_: tab to navigate to the ok button and enter to "press" it | 16:38 |
Baatti | I updated the kernal last night :( | 16:38 |
yownanymous | hmm | 16:38 |
yownanymous | how strange | 16:38 |
ashok_ | erUSUL: grahtzee = thank you :P | 16:38 |
Baatti | yeah, I'm like, clueless | 16:38 |
erUSUL | ashok_: no problem | 16:39 |
ashok_ | Baatti: to me it sounds like an issue on your system only because you lost both wireless networks, not just yours | 16:39 |
yownanymous | well I think I'm gonna go now | 16:39 |
Baatti | ashok_, aye, any ideas on how I'd go about fixing/finding out what went wrong? | 16:39 |
betapi | my ubuntu home server crashed and it brought down my wife's life support system | 16:40 |
jrib | brian98: "The Debian security team releases security updates for the latest stable major release, as well as for the previous stable release for one year." http://www.debian.org/security/faq#lifespan | 16:40 |
ashok_ | Baatti: I came to this channel only with my powers of deductive reasoning, no previous linux experience, I fear :P | 16:40 |
austin | can anyone help me with a song brid install? | 16:40 |
Baatti | ashok_, heh, well, thank you much for the help | 16:40 |
ashok_ | Baatti: yep, sorry i'm a linux nub | 16:40 |
Baatti | I'm thinking I should just back up my stuff, and reinstall linux *sigh* | 16:41 |
ashok_ | Baatti: ooc, have you tried booting into the older kernel version? | 16:41 |
Baatti | hrmm | 16:41 |
Baatti | no, haven't tried that... | 16:41 |
ashok_ | That might give you a nice jumping off point to troubleshoot it, if it works in the older kernel version | 16:41 |
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brian98 | jrib: The repos don't get pulled. It's no biggie, I wasn't aware of the old-releases repo.. | 16:41 |
Baatti | um *blush* how do I boot to an older kernal??? | 16:41 |
ashok_ | when you get grub | 16:42 |
brian98 | jrib: Thats fine for the moment until I can get to a bleeding edge version :) | 16:42 |
arvind_khadri | Baatti, in the grub menu | 16:42 |
ashok_ | that big long list are all the previous kernel versions | 16:42 |
jrib | brian98: because running an unsupported release is a bad idea... | 16:42 |
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Baatti | k | 16:42 |
ashok_ | just scroll 2 listings down to the one that isn't (recovery mode) | 16:42 |
jrib | brian98: nothing to do with bleeding edge, even 6.06 still has support | 16:42 |
Baatti | I'm going to try a few things...thanks for the starting point guys...I might see you later | 16:42 |
Baatti | peace | 16:42 |
ashok_ | peace | 16:42 |
brian98 | jrib: Which is older than 7.04 .. Thats like microsoft dropping support for windowsXP but supporting windows 2000 | 16:43 |
Natty | Thanks | 16:43 |
Geek`N`Proud | brian98, nope not quite | 16:43 |
Geek`N`Proud | LTSes get longer support | 16:43 |
brian98 | :) | 16:43 |
meganox | how do i grant a user permission to create samba shares? | 16:43 |
l3ftm1n0r | can anyone help me out on atheros wifi support thing? | 16:43 |
Geek`N`Proud | LTSes are for business - like Windows 2000 Advanced Server or Windows 2003 | 16:43 |
jrib | brian98: the LTS exist exactly so servers only need to be upgraded once every 5 years | 16:43 |
ashok_ | its like microsoft dropping support for vista but leaving xp supported | 16:43 |
Natty | Thanks for everything, Everyone! ashok | 16:44 |
swamptin | hey, by any chance, if I change gnome to icewm, will it remove the qtlibs? I have no idea if they are related or not, but I wanna go playing with my eebuntu base install :) | 16:44 |
brian98 | Agreed, and I like a right plonker decided to roll out 7.04 to servers about when it came out. | 16:44 |
brian98 | Not to worry, it's no biggy! | 16:44 |
erUSUL | swamptin: no it shouldn't uninstall them | 16:45 |
swamptin | erUSUL: thanks :) | 16:45 |
jrib | brian98: sure, you can do as you wish. I just wanted to make it clear to you that running servers without getting updates for security issues is dangerous | 16:45 |
brian98 | unless there are no security issues :) | 16:45 |
ashok_ | remember how long the Debian openSSL flaw went unnoticed by devs? | 16:46 |
ikonia | brian98: then there would be no updates, | 16:46 |
ashok_ | Imagine that, except nobody is looking for security flaws | 16:46 |
ashok_ | enjoy your "128 bit" encryption... | 16:46 |
brian98 | unless it's related to something your exposing to the world then it doesn't matter | 16:46 |
KrisWillis | Afternoon | 16:46 |
ikonia | brian98: it does matter, but if you feel you know better, lets stop discussing it | 16:47 |
ashok_ | the point is, who knows what the actual flaws are if nobody is looking for it? | 16:47 |
ashok_ | anyway, 8.10 has a cooler login sound :P | 16:47 |
arvind_khadri | ashok_, its the same... | 16:47 |
brian98 | so if your blocking all traffic except to say port 80 and there is no issues with apache which is listening on that port, whats the vulnerabilty? | 16:48 |
ikonia | brian98: look at what apache is linked against, lets move on | 16:48 |
ashok_ | arvind_khadri: shhhh...... :P | 16:48 |
KrisWillis | I was wondering if someone could help me - I have a 3 screen set-up with two Nvidia cards using Xinerama, where I upgraded to 8.10 today from 8.04, my screens no longer work. My Xorg.0.log tells me that "Screen 0 shares mem & io resources" - Any ideas? | 16:49 |
l3ftm1n0r | can anyone help me out with the atheros wifi probem? i was able to make it work using the madwifi but for some reason it's awfully slow | 16:49 |
swamptin | oh, am I right in assuming that ebuntu uses gnome as standard, ya? | 16:50 |
mathieuI | yeah | 16:50 |
ashok_ | does anyone know how to set up unique wallpapers without turning off gnome desktop rendering? i found a forum post mentioning a lunchlet app or something like that but I dont know what that means... | 16:50 |
mathieuI | feh | 16:50 |
mathieuI | does it | 16:50 |
MindVirus | Can anyone recommend me good guitar composition software? | 16:51 |
mathieuI | tuxguitar | 16:51 |
MindVirus | mathieuI, is it good? | 16:51 |
mathieuI | MindVirus, don't know | 16:51 |
dk | i tried to restart apache2..this is the error i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/118877/ can anyone help me fix this | 16:51 |
MindVirus | Heh. | 16:51 |
mathieuI | but it's the only one I've heard of | 16:52 |
mathieuI | you should try it | 16:52 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: u there? | 16:52 |
ikonia | dk: that's a warning | 16:52 |
Pici | dk: Thats only a warning, not an error. | 16:52 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, ya | 16:52 |
Enissay | I've installed WinXP with VirtualBox, how can I access to my other HDD please? | 16:52 |
dk | ikonia, Pici;so is that not a problem?? | 16:52 |
ashok_ | Enissay: you mean from the guest OS? | 16:53 |
Pici | dk: Nope, apache is running. | 16:53 |
ikonia | dk: just a waring, fix your ServerName varible if you want to get rid of it | 16:53 |
dk | ikonia; how do i fix that | 16:53 |
Enissay | ashok_, yeah, from WinXp | 16:53 |
InvaderZim | ashok_: watched the tutorials and it seems as straightforward as when i installed xubuntu on my older pc. thing is, he kept metioning windows xp in the video. i'm going to install ubuntu on a machine with vista on it. i want to make sure that they partiotion happily for dual booting purposes. I've recently read that Vista can mess up if you do the partitioning wrong. will the automatic install wizard do that for vista? | 16:53 |
ikonia | dk: just a waring, fix your ServerName varible if you want to get rid of it | 16:53 |
hmw | Enissay you need to tell virtualbox about the other hdds and then you cann access them via the network neigbhourhood | 16:53 |
mathieuI | Enissay, you can't | 16:53 |
ikonia | dk: it's an apache config varible | 16:53 |
ashok_ | InvaderZim: yes | 16:53 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: i did as ActionParsnip said but it didnt worked and it even stopped my gui when i restarted GUI. | 16:53 |
mathieuI | you can create a shared directory | 16:53 |
ashok_ | Enissay: mathieul took the words out of my mouth | 16:53 |
InvaderZim | ashok_:rock | 16:54 |
dk | ikonia; i have no idea of it...i am using apache to use with drupal | 16:54 |
Enissay | !!!!! -.- | 16:54 |
ratinacage78 | please help...total newb having resolution issues. i'm new at this and have no idea what components i have. all i know is i'm running ubuntu 8.10 | 16:54 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, what had you done? | 16:54 |
ashok_ | Enissay: you might try the #VBOX CHANNEL | 16:54 |
ashok_ | oops caps | 16:54 |
ashok_ | #vbox | 16:54 |
Enissay | ashok_, good idea, ;) | 16:54 |
ratinacage78 | the highest resolution i can get is 800x600. | 16:54 |
ashok_ | ratinacage78: do you know what your screen's optimal resolution is? | 16:54 |
ratinacage78 | i need to get 1024x764 | 16:55 |
bmh | anyone tell me how I can play the .dat file in my ubuntu 8.10? | 16:55 |
omnydevi | define play | 16:55 |
hmw | define .dat file lol | 16:55 |
erUSUL | bmh: what is supposed to be? an vcd image ? | 16:56 |
omnydevi | heh | 16:56 |
bmh | This is vcd | 16:56 |
* Andelkrag escucha Fat Bottom Girls, Jazz, Queen. | 16:56 | |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: he gave me an example of xorg.conf file and said me to do same as in my file. And i did but when i press ctrl+alt+backspace my didn't came. And then i did dpkg-reconfigured xserver-xorg. and logined again | 16:56 |
bmh | I have installed many of gstream plugin | 16:56 |
erUSUL | bmh: try gmplayer or xine | 16:56 |
bmh | But the totem also does not play it yet | 16:56 |
vigge_sWe | hai | 16:56 |
hmw | bmh - mplayer should play it | 16:56 |
alpha4 | how i run this http://mcinroy.org/2007/08/22/install-steam-in-ubuntu-using-wine-bash-script/ | 16:56 |
vigge_sWe | can someone guid me trought on how to install TKIP? | 16:56 |
l3ftm1n0r | anyone here knows anything about the acer atheros wifi card support? | 16:57 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, me | 16:57 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, ok so now what you want to achieve? | 16:57 |
jrib | alpha4: follow the directions at appdb.winehq.org for installing steam | 16:57 |
erUSUL | Andelkrag: disable the script; nones cares what are you listening to | 16:57 |
l3ftm1n0r | so can u help me out? | 16:57 |
bmh | hmw: What is the diference between totem and mplay? | 16:57 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, If I could, yes | 16:57 |
mathieuI | bmh, mplayer is better | 16:57 |
l3ftm1n0r | well i installed madwifi | 16:57 |
stale | Hi. I need a script for killing a process and start a new instance of this process with some other parameters. how do i do this? | 16:57 |
erUSUL | bmh: different programs... | 16:57 |
omnydevi | people tend to have more luck with mplayer | 16:57 |
ratinacage78 | can someone please help me get into 1024x764 resolution?! | 16:57 |
dk | can anyone help me fix this | 16:57 |
MindVirus | ratinacage78, 1024x768 | 16:57 |
l3ftm1n0r | and it now detects and connects to my home wifi network | 16:57 |
hmw | bmh - mplayer brings its own codecs and is a shell program (you can install mplayer-gui to get a nice window around the player) | 16:57 |
bmh | I have already install the vlc | 16:58 |
SuperMT | Joker_-_: did you have any ideas how to get that in Natulius (or whatever) | 16:58 |
erUSUL | !ask | dk | 16:58 |
ubottu | dk: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 16:58 |
ratinacage78 | that's what i mean mindvirus. | 16:58 |
MindVirus | Aye. | 16:58 |
ashok_ | ratinacage78 needs to get a modelline set up in his xorg.conf | 16:58 |
l3ftm1n0r | but it's too slow almost non responsive | 16:58 |
mathieuI | arf :/ | 16:58 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: actually my desktop effects are not enabling, ActionParsnip told me that i need video drivers and thats why he gave me that example. can u tell me how to enable? | 16:58 |
ratinacage78 | can someone help me set up a modeline? | 16:58 |
Andelkrag | erUSUL, sorry, it is not a script, it was an /ame command, but I used it from another server, I did not know it would appear here as well. :P | 16:58 |
mathieuI | It may be your modem or something else | 16:58 |
hmw | mplayer plays virtually anything, from very old vids to the pizza, you managed to put into your cd rom drive *g* | 16:58 |
erUSUL | Andelkrag: no problem then | 16:58 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, are you using any graphic card? | 16:58 |
Andelkrag | :) | 16:58 |
mathieuI | have you checked this ? | 16:58 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: no, i have VGA. | 16:59 |
l3ftm1n0r | well the wifi workings fine in xp | 16:59 |
alpha4 | jrib i did save the file | 16:59 |
alpha4 | but how i run it | 16:59 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, iwconfig | 16:59 |
l3ftm1n0r | iwconfig? | 16:59 |
ashok_ | does anyone know how to set up unique wallpapers in each workspace? | 16:59 |
jrib | alpha4: did you read what I said? | 16:59 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, then i doubt about it... do you have compiz installed? | 16:59 |
janwari_ | has anyone in here successfully setup dual monitor with dual graphics card?? I am able to use the two graphic controllers seperately but when i try to combine them in one xorg.conf file it doesnt display both the monitors | 16:59 |
mathieuI | to see the actual bitrate of your card l3ftm1n0r | 16:59 |
mathieuI | it must be low | 17:00 |
dk | indian_munnda; just check this.. http://ossarchives.blogspot.com/2008/12/desktop-effects.html this might help | 17:00 |
l3ftm1n0r | is it configurable? | 17:00 |
mathieuI | yes | 17:00 |
alpha4 | jrib i've have i've install wine and save the steam-wine.sh | 17:00 |
^Cheeky | can some one help me i install unrar from . apt-get but when i try to extract .. the file does not get ectracted it says its finished but i dont see it on my desktop, i used the mouse to drag it out and also .. the extract button nothing, could anyone give me some insight to this problem | 17:00 |
jrib | alpha4: repeat what I said to you | 17:00 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, I will google it | 17:00 |
l3ftm1n0r | ok thnx | 17:00 |
mathieuI | cause I don't remember | 17:00 |
l3ftm1n0r | i will try it out | 17:01 |
ratinacage78 | can someone help me set up a modeline so i can get out of 800x600 resolution? i need to be in 1024x768. | 17:01 |
l3ftm1n0r | and do u recommend ndiswrapper or madwifi | 17:01 |
dk | i have got a problem with php and mysql i get this error message when i try to install drupal... http://paste.ubuntu.com/118880/ can anyone help me fix it | 17:01 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, echo -e '#!/bin/bash\niwconfig wlan0 rate 54M\nexit 0' | sudo tee /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/wlan0-rate | 17:02 |
erUSUL | !lamp | dk | 17:02 |
ubottu | dk: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 17:02 |
vigge_sWe | why is wireless things fucked up in ubuntu? | 17:02 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, and sudo chmod +x /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/wlan0-rate | 17:02 |
ratinacage78 | please please please help me. i'm so new at this and about to chuck my pc out the window. | 17:02 |
erUSUL | vigge_sWe: works here wonderfully | 17:02 |
erUSUL | !language | vigge_sWe | 17:02 |
ubottu | vigge_sWe: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 17:02 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, your interface MUST be wlan0 | 17:02 |
dk | erUSUL; i installed LAMP...but still some problem exists | 17:02 |
vigge_sWe | well, the intel drivers is noob coded | 17:02 |
blip- | hi all, i'm running kubuntu 8.04. what would i benefit from upgrading to 8.10. aside from KDE4.... will I expect more packages ? more updated packages ? Will it theoretically be less stable than 8.04 since it's newer ? | 17:02 |
vigge_sWe | compile errors | 17:03 |
mathieuI | if not, you'll have to change this in the scipt | 17:03 |
l3ftm1n0r | wlan0? | 17:03 |
mathieuI | *script | 17:03 |
Pici | !who | 17:03 |
ubottu | As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 17:03 |
vigge_sWe | "Unexpected ')' on line blahblah" | 17:03 |
blip- | I saw this cool firefox thing on a friends machine he said was called ubiquity... it's sort of a super powerful app launcher with plugins to send mail etc.... anyway in my distros repos there is a package described as "ubiquity live CD installer"..... am I looking at the right thing here ? what do LiveCD's have to do with this ? there are also ubiquity kde and gnome frontends in there | 17:03 |
erUSUL | dk: maybe you lack some php package adding mysql support | 17:03 |
mathieuI | l3ftm1n0r, sudo iwconfig ? | 17:03 |
carpii | blip, not really. you can expect a whole heap of kde 4 packages, and you can expect kde 3.5 to be removed permanently | 17:03 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: let me tell you something. when i installed intrepid, that time was not able to login in GUI. When i put my uid and pass in login windows i just got stuck to an orange screen or black screen but i was able to login in CLI. One day someone told me to rename compiz file to compiz.disabled. And it worked i was able to login in GUI after that. But desktop effects could not be enabled. Today i reinstalled compiz using synaptic. But still not | 17:03 |
indian_munnda | working.. | 17:03 |
dk | erUSUL; so any firm solutions?? | 17:03 |
stale | Hi. I need a script for killing a process and start a new instance of this process with some other parameters. how do i do this? | 17:03 |
arvind_khadri | ratinacage78, just open your xorg.conf and place "1024x728" next to "800x600" | 17:03 |
l3ftm1n0r | no i would have to open up my ubutu cause i am running internet in xp | 17:03 |
l3ftm1n0r | i will try to get on irc from there | 17:04 |
mathieuI | ah ok | 17:04 |
^Cheeky | should i install unrar-free or unrar .. by itself ? | 17:04 |
l3ftm1n0r | thanx though let me try | 17:04 |
carpii | stale, youd write one :) you can read the cmdline for the process from /proc/pid/cmdline, then use kill <pid> and reissue the command | 17:04 |
mathieuI | so you'll have to note it on a paper | 17:04 |
mathieuI | good luck | 17:04 |
l3ftm1n0r | yea i have done that | 17:04 |
erUSUL | dk: php5-mysql or php-db or something like that | 17:04 |
l3ftm1n0r | k | 17:04 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, your machine cant support it... try googling | 17:04 |
mathieuI | it may be ath0 | 17:04 |
mathieuI | instead of wlan0 | 17:04 |
stale | carpii, thanks. i'll try that | 17:05 |
l3ftm1n0r | yea it is | 17:05 |
l3ftm1n0r | its ath0 | 17:05 |
l3ftm1n0r | i rememvber | 17:05 |
mathieuI | replce it in the command line, then | 17:05 |
erUSUL | stale: killall -9 programname && programname --options | 17:05 |
mathieuI | and try this | 17:05 |
l3ftm1n0r | ok | 17:05 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: but in gutsy and previous versions it was working man | 17:05 |
draccy | Hey there. I'm going through hell right now over what seems to be a serious bug with this dell laptop. | 17:06 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, then you must google about the issue... | 17:06 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: ok | 17:06 |
arvind_khadri | draccy, report it | 17:06 |
incorrect | draccy, what would the bug be? | 17:06 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, tell more about your machine...which card? | 17:06 |
draccy | The "fn" key is stuck enabled as soon as GNOME starts. I can't seem to untoggle it. It doesn't pose a problem at the GDM screen. | 17:07 |
blip- | greetings. any 8.04 to 8.10 upgraders here ? | 17:07 |
draccy | This is a customer's laptop. I'm converting them to Ubuntu for a fee, and my job is basically at stake if I can't fix this. | 17:07 |
vigge_sWe | how do I install linux-ubuntu-modules? | 17:07 |
incorrect | draccy, try resetting the bios, | 17:07 |
bmh | hmw: mplayer still does not play my vcd disk | 17:07 |
erUSUL | !software | vigge_sWe | 17:07 |
ubottu | vigge_sWe: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents | 17:07 |
dk | ikonia; i fixed the apache2 problem | 17:08 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: i have pentium 4, ram 768mb, 2.4 ghz processor. and i have VGA chipset something 845 | 17:08 |
draccy | incorrect: now there's the sort of wisdom I've been looking for.... but why does it only happen when GNOME starts? | 17:08 |
stale | erUSUL, hmm. can I do that without the pid? | 17:08 |
erUSUL | bmh: mplayer vcd://file.dat | 17:08 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: shall i give u lspci? | 17:08 |
erUSUL | stale: killall kills by name as does pskill and other utilities | 17:08 |
davinder | how can i install INTEX TV TUNER IN UBUNTU | 17:08 |
incorrect | draccy, have you googled for this problem? | 17:08 |
stale | erUSUL, thanks. sweet :) | 17:08 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, no not required... just google about your issue... | 17:09 |
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draccy | incorrect: profusely. | 17:09 |
davinder | how can i install tv tuner card in ubuntu | 17:09 |
draccy | It is very hard to type while holding the fn key down with my pinky. right now half my keyboard is a number pad. | 17:09 |
bmh | hmw: do you mean i need to play it in command line? | 17:09 |
incorrect | draccy, have you checked that the bios has been upgraded? | 17:09 |
draccy | incorrect: I have not. I doubt it has. Do you think it needs to be? I really need a definite solution at this point... | 17:10 |
_igel__ | hi | 17:10 |
incorrect | draccy, well that would be the first thing i would try | 17:10 |
ratinacage78 | can someone please help me switch my resolution? i'm stuck in 800x600. my xorg.conf file just says "configured monitor". | 17:10 |
carpii | yep me too | 17:10 |
ratinacage78 | please please please help | 17:10 |
n8tuser | draccy -> what do you consider as your gdm screen? | 17:10 |
carpii | dell release firmware upgrades for a lot of things | 17:10 |
_igel__ | I am using a Geforce 8200 onboard and the most recent driver. For glxgears I only get 1800 FPS though is that normal? | 17:11 |
ch0i | hello ;] | 17:11 |
Elda | _igel__, for an 8200 it should be | 17:11 |
draccy | n8tuser, the login screen of course. GNOME takes priority inside of GDM from there on. | 17:11 |
vigge_sWe | "E: couldn't find package linux-ubuntu-modules" | 17:11 |
vigge_sWe | :/ | 17:11 |
vigge_sWe | is it really called that? | 17:11 |
bmh | erUSUL: what do you mean vcd://file.dat? Do I need play from the command line (interminal)? | 17:11 |
Elda | _igel__, that being since 8200 are pretty much lower end, and the point of those was basically to have a laptop that *could* do direct x 10/shader v3 without being super fancy about it | 17:11 |
erUSUL | vigge_sWe: dunno; why do you want to uninstall it? | 17:12 |
qdb_ | does ident daemon run by default on ubuntu ? | 17:12 |
erUSUL | bmh: yep | 17:12 |
erUSUL | qdb_: no | 17:12 |
vigge_sWe | I want to install it because I don't have it | 17:12 |
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draccy | I'm in 8.04 after a desperate downgrade from 8.10, which accomplished nothing. Whatever it is, it's old. | 17:12 |
qdb | thanks. | 17:13 |
magcius | Hmm... Hardware Drivers says I'm running the latest drivers and yet I can't run at 1920x1200. | 17:13 |
erUSUL | vigge_sWe: it sdoes not exist in intrepid... maybe you need linux-backports-modules ? | 17:13 |
magcius | Any reason why that would be? | 17:13 |
_igel__ | well but shouldn't it be a lot faster anyways, I mean 1800 that's not much is it? I think my Geforce II MX even reached 1000 | 17:13 |
blip- | draccy: was that for me ? why did you downgrade... isn't 8.10 better in every way ? | 17:13 |
incorrect | draccy, go check for a bios update ok | 17:13 |
_igel__ | I think something is not working yet | 17:13 |
magcius | I'm running an nVidia Quadro FX 500/600 | 17:13 |
draccy | incorrect: It would be a fantastic favor if you helped me find the documented bug and/or solution for this, if one exists. I'm under a lot of stress here. I'll be back after I fiddle with the BIOS. | 17:13 |
bmh | Has the easy way to play the vcd in mplayer? Do not use the command line? | 17:13 |
erUSUL | draccy: well if you downgraded i will go for a clean reinstall.... downgraded is explicity no supported and can mess up things | 17:14 |
n8tuser | draccy -> when you do a gconf-editor and then drill down to /desktop/gnome/accessability/keyboard can you read off your settings? what is checked? | 17:14 |
erUSUL | !dwongrade | draccy | 17:14 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about dwongrade | 17:14 |
erUSUL | !downgrade | draccy | 17:14 |
ubottu | draccy: Attempting to downgrade to an older Ubuntu version is explicitly not supported, and may break your system. | 17:14 |
blip- | nothing is supported | 17:14 |
Elda | _igel__, not really :> Google the 8200 in comparison to other cards | 17:14 |
blip- | is ubiquity an ubuntu variant somehow ? | 17:15 |
ratinacage78 | can someone PLEASE help me create a modeline to get out of 800x600 resolution? this makes me miss windows. | 17:15 |
_igel__ | Elda: hm...let's see | 17:15 |
draccy | erUSUL, I meant I reinstalled with 8.04. | 17:15 |
blip- | i just installed it from the repos and it popped up a distro install window | 17:15 |
prince_jammys | blip-: ubiquity is the ubuntu installer | 17:15 |
erUSUL | draccy: ohh ok then | 17:15 |
sexcopter | does anyone know of a way to hide motd when firing up pidgin/irc? | 17:15 |
blip- | prince_jammys: crap. i was just about to install it while running ubuntu already :D | 17:15 |
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bmh | erUSUL: HAs the easy way to play vcd disk in mplayer? Do not use the command line? | 17:15 |
blip- | prince_jammys: isn't there an ubiquity related to firefox. an extesion ? | 17:16 |
blip- | extension | 17:16 |
_igel__ | Elda: well I | 17:16 |
prince_jammys | blip-: i don't know | 17:16 |
_igel__ | Elda: sorry. I have no idea...just wondering if that's enough | 17:16 |
blip- | prince_jammys: ok thanks | 17:17 |
prince_jammys | blip-: the one in the repository is the live CD installer | 17:17 |
Elda | http://www.motherboards.org/reviews/motherboards/1799_1.html And 1800 is not terrible | 17:17 |
n8tuser | draccy -> when you do a gconf-editor and then drill down to /desktop/gnome/accessability/keyboard can you read off your settings? what is checked? | 17:17 |
ratinacage78 | can someone PLEASE help me create a modeline to get out of 800x600 resolution? this makes me miss windows. | 17:17 |
bmh | anyone tell me the easy way to play the vcd disk in intrepid (ubuntu8.10)? | 17:17 |
Elda | my ati 1150 gets about 1k and it plays Eve Online just fine as well as various other games | 17:18 |
blip- | prince_jammys: why would someone running ubuntu want to do an apt-get install ubiquity to get installer ? doesn't make sense to me | 17:18 |
Elda | well it alters between 600 and 1k so yeah | 17:18 |
shamike | how do i upgrade rhytmbox without upgrading to intrepid? | 17:18 |
sexcopter | ratinacage78: i can't remember the command, but i'm sure there is one that generates a modeline for you based on desired monitor/resolution | 17:18 |
sexcopter | ratinacage78: i'll see if i can find it | 17:18 |
incorrect | shamike, you hope there is a backport i guess | 17:18 |
draccy | n8tuser, can we dothis in PM? | 17:19 |
erUSUL | !resolution | ratinacage78 | 17:19 |
prince_jammys | blip-: hey, it's linux | 17:19 |
ubottu | ratinacage78: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 17:19 |
n8tuser | draccy -> nope | 17:19 |
ratinacage78 | sexcopter...please?!?! i'm soooooooooooo stuck. and such a newb. this is day 2 and i hate it. haHA. | 17:19 |
shamike | ok ty | 17:19 |
prince_jammys | blip-: i'm sure there are uses for it, but not for the typical user | 17:19 |
draccy | n8tuser, great... | 17:19 |
salmenara | nick Varanger | 17:19 |
mun | hi | 17:19 |
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blip- | prince_jammys: maybe it's for people to see what they missed by doing a text install :) | 17:19 |
prince_jammys | blip-: they could have the package on cd-rom and "patch" their text install | 17:20 |
blip- | prince_jammys: this is what i was looking for http://labs.mozilla.com/2008/08/introducing-ubiquity/ | 17:20 |
n8tuser | draccy -> people can correct me if i mis-inform you | 17:20 |
prince_jammys | blip-: ah, cool. | 17:20 |
mun | if i want to check if $GMAKE is empty if gmake doesn't exist, then it should be set to `which make` would this code work: setenv GMAKE `which gmake` if(! ${?GMAKE}) then setenv GMAKE `which make` ... | 17:20 |
vigge_sWe | hai | 17:20 |
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vigge_sWe | again | 17:20 |
draccy | n8tuser, It's hard to type with this keyboard the way it is. Are there any particular settings you're interested in? This is a default configuration. | 17:20 |
n8tuser | draccy -> nothing in particular, more of comparing to mine, where function keys are okay | 17:21 |
vigge_sWe | can anyone guide me trought on installing TKIP? | 17:21 |
kevin_zhong | hi everybody | 17:21 |
Drizzt117 | Just as a quick question from a new Ubuntu user, would it be better to run on a virtual machine or as its own partition on the hard drive? | 17:21 |
vigge_sWe | I would go from a partition, because I feel uncomfortable in VMs xD | 17:22 |
_igel__ | Elda: I really cannot imagine the card being _that_ slow - that's like a decent card from like 2004 | 17:22 |
Drizzt117 | ok thanks | 17:22 |
draccy | n8tuser, seeing as fn keys tend to be a hardware feature and there seems to be no relevant setting in this set, I don't think it'll help... The only non-beep thing is "stickykeys_two_key_off" | 17:22 |
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n8tuser | draccy -> you can run xwininfo and get the id, then xwd -id 0xyyyyyy > saveimage then post saveimage in pastebin or somewhere an image can be posted | 17:22 |
vigge_sWe | and you'll never know when linux on it's own partition is good (IE windows gets broken) | 17:23 |
draccy | n8tuser, or gnome-screenshot. :P | 17:23 |
n8tuser | draccy -> well, if you already have determined that, then am of no help then | 17:23 |
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* |Sigma| waves | 17:23 | |
B10S | is proftpd an up to date package? | 17:23 |
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Drizzt117 | thanks | 17:24 |
draccy | There is no BIOS update, incorrect. Only a replacement copy. I'd rather not accidentally brick this machine, but if you think it'll make a difference, I'll reinstall the BIOS. | 17:24 |
draccy | wish me luck! | 17:24 |
bmh | Anyone tell me how to play the vcd .dat file in mplayer? | 17:24 |
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|Sigma| | B10S: no, but close enough. 1.3.2 is out, 1.3.1 available on apt | 17:25 |
ardchoille | bmh: I thought a .dat file was a general data file or game file. | 17:26 |
prince_jammys | it is | 17:26 |
B10S | |Sigma|, do i run it from inetd or standalone? | 17:26 |
alpha4 | how i resize my /home partation to more space????? can is that possible? | 17:27 |
|Sigma| | B10S: I run it standalone, works great | 17:27 |
prince_jammys | alpha4: yes, you'd have to shrink one of your other ones | 17:27 |
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bmh | hmm, no one can help me? | 17:27 |
wdh | alpha4, it is possible using gparted from a live-cd. but be sure to backup your stuff beforehand. | 17:27 |
prince_jammys | alpha4: you can do it with a gparted live cd. i think the ubuntu live cd has gparted in it | 17:28 |
bmh | Ubuntu really not for multimedia system | 17:28 |
prince_jammys | jinx | 17:28 |
alpha4 | there is no other way? | 17:28 |
ratinacage78 | what was the command to reset that graphic line again?! | 17:28 |
vigge_sWe | Can anyone guide me trought the steps to enable TKIP? | 17:28 |
prince_jammys | alpha4: what's wrong with that way? | 17:28 |
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alpha4 | prince_jammys: rite now i don't have the cd/rom with me | 17:28 |
blip- | my 8.04 has become slow recently. would you recommend i upgrade to 8.10 ? or just reinstall 8.04 | 17:28 |
alpha4 | prince_jammys: is it possible doing when ubuntu on | 17:28 |
prince_jammys | alpha4: well, you can't resize partitions while they're mounted. | 17:29 |
|Sigma| | <_< brb, server HDD just had its last moments... >_< | 17:29 |
prince_jammys | alpha4: you're going to have to shrink another partition, probably, to grow your /home. if you have a standard install, you need a live cd | 17:29 |
ratinacage78 | what was the command to reset that X graphic line again?! | 17:30 |
prince_jammys | ratinacage78: to restart X ? | 17:30 |
ratinacage78 | yeah | 17:30 |
|Sigma| | alpha4: if you have an extra HDD around, you might be better off using that as your /home... never lose info if your linux install gets trashed :D | 17:30 |
prince_jammys | ratinacage78: ctr-alt-backspace | 17:30 |
Sylphid|work | how can i install sun's java on x64 intrepid instead of IcedTea? | 17:31 |
bmh | Where I can add the multiline here? I mean copy and paste | 17:31 |
prince_jammys | !paste | bmh | 17:31 |
ubottu | bmh: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 17:31 |
jrib | Sylphid|work: apt-cache search -n sun java | 17:31 |
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vigge_sWe | anyone? | 17:32 |
B10S | i need to ftp into root from a windows box | 17:32 |
Swin | ratinacage78: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart | 17:32 |
alpha4 | |Sigma|: about that i ahve a / paration and a /home paratin and swap paration | 17:32 |
jorn | B10S: good for you :) | 17:32 |
alpha4 | |Sigma|: so u mean i can add a another paration /home ? | 17:32 |
|Sigma| | alpha4: nevermind, I see you're doing that anyways | 17:33 |
* |Sigma| had a brainfart | 17:33 | |
cmwslw_ | who here thinks that wine is overused? | 17:33 |
van | lol | 17:33 |
Sylphid|work | jrgp, looks like sun-java6-jre is the one i want ... will that put the mozilla plugin in the proper place or will i need to symlink it? | 17:33 |
van | not used enough | 17:33 |
prince_jammys | !codecs | bmh | 17:33 |
ubottu | bmh: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 17:33 |
ratinacage78 | bleh. that doesn't help me at all. | 17:33 |
jrib | Sylphid|work: no. sun does not provide a java plugin for amd64 | 17:33 |
B10S | the thing is, i do my web work on a windows box and need to send the files over to the ubuntu server, straight to /var/www/ | 17:33 |
* |Sigma| is happy. | 17:33 | |
cmwslw_ | its a good utility, but trying to run programs that run on linux anyways | 17:34 |
ratinacage78 | can someone help me get out of 800x600?!?! | 17:34 |
cmwslw_ | is pointless | 17:34 |
prince_jammys | bmh: the forum seems to be down right now, but when it's back up: ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-793086.html | 17:34 |
|Sigma| | sure, my main HDD just gave.... but all the important info is on a separate hdd :D. time to reinstall | 17:34 |
cmwslw_ | the forums been down alot lately | 17:34 |
ardchoille | prince_jammys: ubuntu forums works here | 17:34 |
van | i would like to know why microsoft is passing ie8 as if its a piece of good software | 17:34 |
prince_jammys | bmh: that talks about playing vcd's. | 17:35 |
cmwslw_ | ie is crap | 17:35 |
van | u telling me | 17:35 |
prince_jammys | bmh: dat files, that is. | 17:35 |
van | i had to uninstall ie8 | 17:35 |
ardchoille | van: That discussion would be best in #ubuntu-offtopic | 17:35 |
zxd | slow | 17:35 |
ratinacage78 | can someone help me create a modeline please?! i'm stuck in 800x600. | 17:35 |
cmwslw_ | if it would follow internet standards it would be acceptible | 17:35 |
Sylphid|work | jrgp, damn... are there any other JRE plugins available besides IcedTea? | 17:35 |
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van | i agree | 17:35 |
bmh | prince_jammys: Can you suggest me to play the vcd in mplayer? | 17:35 |
jrib | Sylphid|work: why? | 17:35 |
prince_jammys | bmh: check that forum link. | 17:36 |
tuxflavrdwafls | hi! i have an acer aspire 5335, and I am trying to get the web cam to work. i downloaded cheese but it crashed and i had to restart. what should i do? | 17:36 |
prince_jammys | bmh: ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-793086.html | 17:36 |
|Sigma| | ratinacage78: edit your xorg.conf so the only resolution in there is the one you want | 17:36 |
Sylphid|work | jrib, IcedTea crashes firefox for me when opening a virtual console in proxmox | 17:36 |
|Sigma| | ratinacage78: be sure to back it up first... | 17:36 |
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cchildress | I have external storage devices that are properly detected, but will not mount automatically (but will manually). where is a good place to start figuring out what's gone wrong? | 17:36 |
RPS | Hello Gentlemen, I have a simple question ...what is involved with switching from 8.10 to 9.04 (when it becomes available?) What is involved with upgrading to new versions? Is it a laborious process or a very simple thing? | 17:37 |
ratinacage78 | sigma. i tried. but everything just says "configured device". there are no resolutions. | 17:37 |
ardchoille | prince_jammys: sorry about that, it loaded and I just assumed it was good.. looks like maintainence right now | 17:37 |
jrib | Sylphid|work: apt-cache search -n gcj plug, but you may be better off just installing a 32bit firefox with sun's java | 17:37 |
Eritrean | Hi | 17:37 |
prince_jammys | ardchoille: no prob. | 17:37 |
|Sigma| | ratinacage78: paste.ubuntu.com <-- please post it there so I can take a look | 17:37 |
bmh | prince_jammys: There are no page? The archive is deleted | 17:37 |
prince_jammys | bmh: no, they're doing maintenance. google 'ubuntu play dat vcd' , there are many pages | 17:38 |
swamptin | heyup, where do i set the wm choice? | 17:38 |
Sylphid|work | jrib, thanks | 17:38 |
GriGGerS | Hi Guys I have a Tosh laptop with a Centrino Core 2 duo. Can I use the Ubuntu amd 64 version with this? I did attempt to get the info fron the forums but they appear to be down at the moment. Cheers | 17:38 |
|Sigma| | bmh: use the google cache for that page while the forum is down :p | 17:38 |
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refefer | hey mates, anyone know of a way to coerce ubuntu in a way that allows tiling similar to the way Ion(http://www.modeemi.fi/~tuomov/ion/screenshots/ion3-2.png) does? | 17:39 |
prince_jammys | |Sigma|: ah, yes | 17:39 |
Eritrean | Can you recommend me a good DVDphoto slideshow program that can burn to home dvd's for ubuntu 8.04 (--orget ManDVD -- it doesn't work)? | 17:39 |
ratinacage78 | sigma. the forums are down. i pasted it to you in pm. | 17:39 |
jrib | refefer: ummmm, use ion or any other window manager in the repositories? | 17:39 |
bmh | I have pasted into the pastin, and now how I can see in the room? | 17:39 |
refefer | jrib, yes, well, I would like the convenience of gnome or kde in terms of polish, but with that window tiling style option | 17:40 |
Eritrean | Can anyone recommend me a good DVDphoto slideshow program that can burn to home dvd's for ubuntu 8.04 (--forget ManDVD -- it doesn't work)? | 17:40 |
drash | ratinacage78: that's standard now with the recent X, no need to set anything specific ... which makes me wonder if there's something in your /var/log/Xorg.0.log that explains why you're locked into 800x600 ... did you check that log file for errors, lines starting with (EE) ? | 17:40 |
refefer | if it doesn't exist, well, that's a different story | 17:40 |
jrib | refefer: so use it as your window manager and use gnome and kde as you wish | 17:40 |
sexcopter | ratinacage78: that thing i was thinking of it gtf | 17:41 |
|Sigma| | ratinacage78: pm | 17:41 |
kevin_zhong | anyone here use Anki? | 17:42 |
Draconicus | incorrect: I'm back. | 17:42 |
Draconicus | Tis Draccy. | 17:42 |
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Draconicus | I'm on a different comp now, for santiy's sake. | 17:42 |
newmember | I never seen this before, ubuntu booting me from my server. Iam using 8.04 connecting with putty and I have keep alive set to 60sec. Any ideas why I would get booted? | 17:43 |
Draconicus | incorrect: Mind a PM? | 17:43 |
tuxflavrdwafls | hi! i have an acer aspire 5335, and I am trying to get the web cam to work. i downloaded cheese but it crashed and i had to restart. what should i do? | 17:43 |
kevin_zhong | does anyone use Anki? I need help | 17:43 |
incorrect | Draconicus, keep it public someone else might be able to help | 17:43 |
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tuxflavrdwafls | i dont think i have the proper drivers. or that ubuntu is even recognizing it | 17:43 |
Draconicus | incorrect: This channel is so crowded. It's hard to stay visible. | 17:43 |
maverick340 | something seems to be wrong with my launguage settings, open office and basically all gnome apps | 17:43 |
root__ | does ubuntu have a firewall ? | 17:44 |
Draconicus | incorrect: The BIOS can't be updated without WINDOWS, apparently. Really stupid... | 17:44 |
ikonia | root__: yup | 17:44 |
maverick340 | all english words are shown as wrong spelling | 17:44 |
ikonia | root__: ufw (ubuntu fire wall) | 17:44 |
prince_jammys | !firewall > root__ | 17:44 |
ubottu | root__, please see my private message | 17:44 |
kevin_zhong | anyone use Anki? | 17:44 |
maximu_s | hey | 17:44 |
* rapadura_man slaps rapadura_man around a bit with a large trout | 17:44 | |
root__ | ubottu | 17:44 |
incorrect | Draconicus, well if you have the latest it is probably not the issue, | 17:44 |
root__ | how do you send priavate messages | 17:44 |
prince_jammys | root__: ubottu is not a human being | 17:44 |
bmh | hmmm | 17:44 |
maximu_s | anyone had problems with k3b, that shouts that filenames are too long? (max 16 chars?) | 17:45 |
incorrect | Draconicus, If i were you i would use the alternative install disk of 8.10 | 17:45 |
Draconicus | incorrect: It's not the latest BIOS, but it's probably not the issue, because the problem only starts when GNOME session does. | 17:45 |
Draconicus | incorrect: I always use the alt install. | 17:45 |
erUSUL | maximu_s: well you may have to activate rack ridge and joliet extensions if you want larger filenames | 17:45 |
sigjuice | how can I stop gnome-keyring for asking me for a password each time my computer starts and wants to connect to my wifi network? | 17:45 |
Draconicus | incorrect: Since the problem seems to be GNOME-centralized, I'm going to temporarily install Xfce to see if the problem fixes itself. | 17:46 |
erUSUL | sigjuice: install libpam-gnome-keyring | 17:46 |
meekatron | when i am using tar is there an option to split the files when they reach a certain size, like a rar archive would be eg archive.r01, .r02 ect | 17:46 |
maximu_s | erUSUL: strange because the options you mention are checked | 17:46 |
narkar | hi, anyone know how to extend desktop in 8.10 using ATI software? I have two monitors, but can only get "Clone" desktop option in "ATI Catalyst Control Center" . Configuration: ATI Radion X600 | 17:46 |
doginize | how can i print a large image on multiple 11x8.5 papers? | 17:46 |
sigjuice | erUSUL: thanks. I'll give it a shot. | 17:47 |
erUSUL | doginize: i think that gimp can do that | 17:47 |
root__ | does ubuntu get viruses? | 17:47 |
cmwslw | yes | 17:47 |
GriGGerS | Hi Guys. I have a Tosh Laptop with a Centrino Duo Core 2. Can I use the ubuntu amd 64 version with this CPU? I did try the forums but they appear to be down at this time. | 17:47 |
erUSUL | root__: no | 17:47 |
cmwslw | but rarely | 17:47 |
prince_jammys | root__: not really, no. | 17:47 |
cmwslw | it can | 17:47 |
prince_jammys | yes, it can | 17:47 |
cmwslw | but for all practical purposes no | 17:47 |
cmwslw | only idiots would write a virus for linux | 17:48 |
sigjuice | erUSUL: looks like it is already installed. | 17:48 |
redvamp128 | !virus | root__: | 17:48 |
ubottu | root__:: A/V software is available, however read this to understand why Linux does not have a virus problem: http://librenix.com/?inode=21 | 17:48 |
narkar | hi, anyone know how to extend desktop in 8.10 using ATI software? I have two monitors, but can only get "Clone" desktop option for both the monitors in "ATI Catalyst Control Center" . Configuration: ATI Radion X600. | 17:48 |
root__ | is there any antivirus programs for ubuntu? | 17:49 |
prince_jammys | root__: yes | 17:49 |
erUSUL | sigjuice: :| | 17:49 |
sigjuice | erUSUL: something I need to do to configure libpam-gnome-keyring? | 17:50 |
erUSUL | root__: yes someone has to clean the virus of windows user's mails XD | 17:50 |
redvamp128 | root__: Yes look in the package manager for ClamAV | 17:50 |
maximu_s | all good... k3b checked the name of the disk that was longer than 16 chars... very strange behavior | 17:50 |
erUSUL | sigjuice: iirc nothing else was necesary... | 17:50 |
dimitrius | ANYONE HAS tx2500 | 17:50 |
root__ | ok | 17:50 |
jrib | root__: why do you want antivirus? | 17:51 |
root__ | is redvamp128 a robot or human? | 17:51 |
root__ | how many robots are in this chat | 17:51 |
Eritrean | Again I ask: Can anyone recommend me a good DVDphoto slideshow program that can burn to home dvd's for ubuntu 8.04 (--forget ManDVD -- it doesn't work)? | 17:51 |
prince_jammys | redvamp128: my guess is that he/she/it is a living being | 17:51 |
RPS | well when Linux takes over the world ;) they will write more viruses for it. | 17:51 |
redvamp128 | root__: Here is the documentation on this page for some commercial versions avalible Antivirus - Community Ubuntu Documentation <https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus> | 17:51 |
prince_jammys | redvamp128: sorry, wrong nick. | 17:51 |
narkar | hi, anyone know how to extend desktop in 8.10 using ATI software? I have two monitors, but can only get "Clone" desktop option for both the monitors in "ATI Catalyst Control Center" . Configuration: ATI Radion X600. | 17:51 |
jrib | root__: ubottu and FloodBot* are the only robots you should notice | 17:51 |
erUSUL | Eritrean: qdvdauthor? devede ? | 17:52 |
redvamp128 | root__: I am human just much simpler to give links for Ubottu to give you when they are availible. | 17:52 |
Elda | What is the name of the chat room for off topic conversation? | 17:52 |
Ricardo777 | Hello all :) . | 17:52 |
Elda | Hello | 17:52 |
erUSUL | !ot > Elda | 17:52 |
ubottu | Elda, please see my private message | 17:52 |
prince_jammys | Elda: #ubuntu-offtopic | 17:52 |
Elda | Thanks :) | 17:52 |
RPS | about my upgrade question ...is it a super simple reload the new version over the top type thing or is it more work? I figure it can;t be as simple as loading it over the top, but I'm hoping I'm wrong. .LOL | 17:52 |
prince_jammys | Elda: or #defocus (nothing to do with ubuntu) | 17:52 |
redvamp128 | root__: For a much broader discussion- of Linux and viruses -- goto room #ubuntu-offtopic | 17:52 |
dimitrius | ANYONE HAS tx2500 | 17:53 |
ikonia | dimitrius: please don't use caps | 17:53 |
ikonia | dimitrius: just ask the question you want the answer to | 17:53 |
Ricardo777 | I have seen & heard of Linux & Ubuntu. This is my 1st time in a chat on Ubuntu. | 17:53 |
prince_jammys | dimitrius: ask a detailed question, and somebody might be able to help | 17:53 |
ikonia | Ricardo777: welcome | 17:53 |
Ricardo777 | I run Win Xp. | 17:53 |
Elda | Anyone know how well Adeona works? Thinking on installing this on my lappy... at the same time though I found in the bios that one can enable a gps tracker | 17:54 |
narkar | hi, anyone know how to extend desktop in 8.10 using ATI software? I have two monitors, but can only get "Clone" desktop option for both the monitors in "ATI Catalyst Control Center" . Configuration: ATI Radion X600. | 17:54 |
Ricardo777 | ty | 17:54 |
Juje007 | What is the best program to set a bandwith limit to a ubuntu server for websites? | 17:54 |
Ricardo777 | Well, since I can't post yet in the forums of Ubuntu I will post my question here. | 17:54 |
ikonia | Juje007: use a squid proxy | 17:54 |
Juje007 | What is that ikonia | 17:55 |
jose | all: are you sure I don't have to "shrink" my c drive on vista before using a live cd of intrepid ibex to be able to run both vista AND ubuntu on my machine? | 17:55 |
SkyLeach | hey all | 17:55 |
ikonia | Juje007: a proxy server, if you channel your web traffic through it you can limit quite easy | 17:55 |
jose | all: i've read both | 17:55 |
dimitrius | trying to make touch screen work on tx2500. anyone one know how can i do that? | 17:55 |
jasehelp | SkyLeach: hello | 17:55 |
SkyLeach | I have inherited some ubuntu machines and I find the syslog filled with www -- MARK -- messages. and I do mean FILLED | 17:55 |
SkyLeach | I'm under a brute force attempt to break ssh | 17:55 |
prince_jammys | jose: you have to shrink the partition if it's taking up the whole drive, yes | 17:56 |
Ricardo777 | My question is that the computer I'm using, which is family, had been just messed up. It got fixed with latest updates & SP3. | 17:56 |
SkyLeach | anyone know what this fool garbage is coming from? | 17:56 |
erUSUL | jose: no; the installer can shrink the partition it is recomended to defrag C: though | 17:56 |
* SkyLeach is about to put in syslog-ng | 17:56 | |
SkyLeach | or metalog | 17:56 |
Elda | What are you going on about? :> | 17:56 |
Ricardo777 | It was home now it's Profesional. | 17:56 |
erUSUL | jose: but you can shrink it from windows beforehand if you want to. it is not neccesary but you can do it | 17:56 |
jasehelp | oh | 17:57 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: ask all in one line, or your question gets chopped up | 17:57 |
jrib | SkyLeach: what is your question? | 17:57 |
Ricardo777 | well, to make the long story short.... | 17:57 |
Ricardo777 | oh sorry | 17:57 |
SkyLeach | jrib, any idea what's causing all this MARK stuff? | 17:57 |
erUSUL | Ricardo777: all in one line please | 17:57 |
jose | erUSUL: thank you. how much room should the ubuntu part be? I have one HD which is about 250GB | 17:57 |
SkyLeach | I'm guessing apache? (because of the www) but I'm unfamiliar with ubuntu setups by default. | 17:57 |
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Draconicus | Okay, new problem. | 17:57 |
jrib | SkyLeach: read "man syslogd", search for "mark" | 17:57 |
jasehelp | what? | 17:58 |
erUSUL | SkyLeach: syslogd/klogd mark the log every 20 minutes so you know the lack of messages is not becouse the log server died | 17:58 |
SkyLeach | jrib, why thank you I would never have thought of RTFM | 17:58 |
Draconicus | I need to disable the automatic numlock function that starts when GNOME starts. | 17:58 |
Draconicus | Anyone know how? | 17:58 |
SkyLeach | erUSUL, what really bothers me more is the lack of messages | 17:58 |
prince_jammys | jose: it can be very small, or big. it's up to you. it can also be changed later, though it's nice to get it right the first time | 17:58 |
SkyLeach | there is almost nothing there. | 17:58 |
SkyLeach | other than the MARK entries | 17:58 |
erUSUL | SkyLeach: no messages == everything ok | 17:58 |
ratinacage78 | can someone PLEASE help me get out of 800x600 resolution?! i'm looking to get into 1024x768. THANKS!! | 17:59 |
ratinacage78 | http://pastebin.com/m452ea690 | 17:59 |
mib_lqum3wdl | hi everyone | 17:59 |
SkyLeach | and a lot of syslog restarts | 17:59 |
SkyLeach | way to many | 17:59 |
jrib | SkyLeach: I didn't tell you to RTFM. I told you where you can find a documented explanation of the MARK messages... | 17:59 |
jasehelp | hello | 17:59 |
Ricardo777 | Q: Can Ubuntu run on this computer? Computer prefs: Dell Dem 2400 22.4 something Ghz 1gb mem Win XP Profesional SP3. | 17:59 |
Ricardo777 | There's my Question. | 17:59 |
Elda | Ricardo777, probably? | 17:59 |
erUSUL | Ricardo777: yes | 17:59 |
jrib | SkyLeach: do you know how to search manpages? | 17:59 |
Elda | I have a Dell Inspiron 1501 and I run it with no problems | 17:59 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: yes | 17:59 |
jose | Ricardo777: yeah it can | 17:59 |
SkyLeach | erUSUL, everything isn't really ok, as I said I'm under a brute force. I expected something in syslog. | 17:59 |
jasehelp | Ricardo777: yes | 18:00 |
mib_lqum3wdl | i know it's weird to ask this in #ubuntu, but what is the best linux distro for completely linux newbie? | 18:00 |
ikonia | SkyLeach: look at your auth log | 18:00 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: haha | 18:00 |
Elda | SkyLeach someone is attacking you? :> Why not just take the server down for a bit? | 18:00 |
Ricardo777 | I have tried before, but it didn't work. That was when it was "messy/buggy". But now, so far clean. | 18:00 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: everyone bombarded you with answers | 18:00 |
SkyLeach | Elda, it's from a single IP. I'll just block it. | 18:00 |
RockmanFL | Hi, I need help please! I have spent over 20 hours on forums and do not like asking for help so please know I do not come here looking for a quick fix but I am at the end of my wits in looking for what should be a simple answer My Background: Brand new to Linux with 20 years of computer experience...heavy windows user today that learned on basica then Dos however I am not a programmer and have no formal IT trainign. Configuration: Vista PC, | 18:00 |
SkyLeach | got it from the auth log. | 18:00 |
SkyLeach | blocked in 5 | 18:00 |
erUSUL | SkyLeach: look in messages auth.log (firewall log ig you use ulog) etc | 18:01 |
Ricardo777 | 4 is many answers? lol | 18:01 |
Elda | RockmanFL, just get to the question part | 18:01 |
Jockeo | How can I easily record the screen (or part of it) for some minutes and then upload it on a server (website) with password protection? (That actually makes two questions: recording and sharing) | 18:01 |
Elda | RockmanFL, Ive used pcs for less time than you and Im sure if I can understand linux you can do it too :P | 18:01 |
prince_jammys | RockmanFL: your question got cut off :) | 18:01 |
erUSUL | Jockeo: use xvidcap or recordmydesktop | 18:01 |
RockmanFL | ok I get Linux very well | 18:01 |
SkyLeach | erUSUL, ty | 18:01 |
Jockeo | erUSUL: I will look those up. Thanks! | 18:01 |
Elda | Just ask the question part, hehe | 18:02 |
SkyLeach | ty others that offered advice | 18:02 |
jasehelp | ok | 18:02 |
* SkyLeach still prefers syslog-ng ;-) | 18:02 | |
Ricardo777 | well, I'm going to get the latest ubuntu & put it on some black CD-R disk & see if it works this time. | 18:02 |
RockmanFL | Cannot see Samba shares on Vista or XP and Windows cannot see Ubuntu | 18:02 |
Draconicus | Look, I'm going to lose a LOT of money if I can't get this problem fixed. | 18:02 |
Draconicus | Doesn't anyone here know anything about GNOME? | 18:02 |
SkyLeach | Draconicus, I hear it's a desktop | 18:02 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: cool. burn it slow | 18:02 |
Ricardo777 | especially cause Ubuntu is up-to-date | 18:02 |
SkyLeach | or more specifically, a window manager and library :-) | 18:02 |
RockmanFL | Spent hours in forums with no luck to fix | 18:02 |
Elda | Vista/Windows cannot see the etc3 or whatever it is Ubuntu uses normally Id think you need a program to do that | 18:02 |
jrib | !helpme | Draconicus | 18:03 |
ubottu | Draconicus: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience | 18:03 |
Elda | Linux should be able to see windows NTFS partitions though | 18:03 |
SkyLeach | Elda, ntfs-3g | 18:03 |
Ricardo777 | burn it slow, oh yeah, maybe that was what I didn't do. But how slow though? | 18:03 |
RockmanFL | sorry...thought my background would help for a base for the answer | 18:03 |
Draconicus | I know for a fact that patience leads to swallowed questions that never get answered. :| | 18:03 |
Elda | Personally though What I did is created a 20 gig partition for Windows (windows 7) a 10 gig for Ubutu, 4 for swap space and the rest ~80 gigs as a shared space | 18:03 |
prince_jammys | Draconicus: what is the question anyway? | 18:04 |
prince_jammys | i don't see any question here | 18:04 |
Elda | If you want to share space between both OSes just Id say make a shared partition that both can use | 18:04 |
jasehelp | prince_jammys: same | 18:04 |
vigge_sWe1 | hai | 18:05 |
Draconicus | prince_jammys: How can I disable the automatic enabling of numlock when GNOME starts? | 18:05 |
Draconicus | toggling* | 18:05 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: u there? | 18:05 |
henchy | Draconicus: i can't find any setting inside of gnome to control the state of numlock. I would first check my bios to make sure the numlock setting is set the way i want it. if no relief there, i would install numlockx and then make a script to turn off numlock and add it to my startup programs | 18:05 |
vigge_sWe1 | anyone able to guide me trough on how to setup TKIP on wireless? | 18:05 |
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Draconicus | henchy: It's not the BIOS. I've been through all that. It's GNOME. | 18:06 |
RockmanFL | I want to use Ubuntu as a medial center and have the files shared so it can also be a server to other window PC's in the house. Cannot get any on the PC's to see Ubuntu box and vice versa | 18:06 |
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henchy | Draconicus: did you see the second half of my post | 18:06 |
Draconicus | http://wiki.robotz.com/index.php/Numlock_State_&_Keyboard_Mapping <--- It's something like this, but I don't know what the "X startup file" for GNOME is. | 18:06 |
RockmanFL | all hard wired | 18:06 |
prince_jammys | !numlock | 18:06 |
ubottu | To enable Number Lock by default, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NumLock | 18:06 |
prince_jammys | Draconicus: do the opposite of that ^ | 18:06 |
Draconicus | henchy: I tried adding numlockx to the startup. It only turns it on. | 18:06 |
indian_munnda | can anyone tell me how can i auto schedule a process after the completion of another process????? | 18:06 |
vigge_sWe | anyone? | 18:07 |
Draconicus | prince_jammys: I know, but I need the file. | 18:07 |
Draconicus | The path. | 18:07 |
henchy | Draconicus: numlockx [on|off] | 18:07 |
Draconicus | ...Oh. | 18:07 |
Draconicus | :P | 18:07 |
Draconicus | Thanks. | 18:07 |
ivan_ | hi my frend | 18:07 |
ivan_ | :) | 18:07 |
Ricardo777 | how slow? | 18:07 |
ivan_ | how are you | 18:07 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, ya | 18:08 |
ivan_ | web from bulgaria | 18:08 |
ivan_ | heh | 18:08 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: help me yar | 18:08 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: can you tell me how can i auto schedule a process after the completion of another process????? | 18:08 |
jaysonsantos | Hello | 18:08 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: how slow to burn you mean? as slow as you have patience for :) it reduces chances of a bad cd. | 18:08 |
RockmanFL | I can be patient...Can someone please confirm you saw my question...is it in que to be answered? | 18:08 |
triggerhapp | indian_munnda, Do you mean run one after one has finished? | 18:08 |
indian_munnda | triggerhapp: yes | 18:09 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, that would call for some scripting.... | 18:09 |
alanbshepard70 | After updating my 8.10 install my display can only be set to 800x600, how do I fix this? Monitor is capable of 1024x768. | 18:09 |
triggerhapp | indian_munnda, How are you currently running said first program | 18:09 |
jrib | RockmanFL: that isn't how it works. If someone knows the answer, someone will answer you. If no one answers, try again in 15 minutes | 18:09 |
prince_jammys | RockmanFL: try again in a bit | 18:09 |
RockmanFL | understood | 18:09 |
prince_jammys | it's a common question, someone will know | 18:09 |
redvamp128 | alanbshepard70: try reinstalling your video drivers. (or they may need to be updated to a higher version) | 18:09 |
Ricardo777 | As slow for best chances of it working. | 18:09 |
indian_munnda | triggerhapp: i m downloading 300 mb update of half life now and i want another download when it completes and then after completion of 2nd dwnld, i want auto shutdown | 18:10 |
triggerhapp | ooh errm, not one I'd know about, because of the downloads... | 18:10 |
alanbshepard70 | redvamp128: Ok.....how? | 18:11 |
xSlack | I have a gtk2 theme unpacked and am trying to install it | 18:11 |
indian_munnda | triggerhapp: what? | 18:11 |
henchy | Draconicus: think i found it, run gconf-editor and then navigate to: /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/host-YOURHOSTNAME/0/numlock_on | 18:11 |
xSlack | how do i do this | 18:11 |
triggerhapp | indian_munnda, This would probably require a specialist program to download or some scripting | 18:11 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, look at the ETA and use the shutdown to switch after so much of time...give a relaxation of say 10 mins | 18:11 |
redvamp128 | alanbshepard70: What video card do you have? | 18:11 |
prince_jammys | henchy: wow, talk about obscure | 18:11 |
henchy | prince_jammys: hehe, i went into gconf-editor and searched for numlock | 18:12 |
crunchbang | hello all | 18:12 |
SiDi | xSlack, put the folder containing "gtk2" and "metacity" folders directly in your .themes folder | 18:12 |
redvamp128 | alanbshepard70: What is your video card? | 18:12 |
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itachi | crunchbang, hi! | 18:12 |
alanbshepard70 | redvamp128: an old nvidia geforce mx440 | 18:12 |
ndubuntu | hello? Is anyone there? I need some help with my computer. | 18:12 |
xSlack | SiDi: where is that folder located | 18:12 |
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redvamp128 | alanbshepard70: try this first before installing " sudo nvidia-settings" then try and set it there | 18:13 |
triggerhapp | ndubuntu, Ask | 18:13 |
SiDi | xSlack, it's an hidden folder, press Ctrl + H in order to see hidden folders | 18:13 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: ok can u just tell me , how to schedule auto shutdown? | 18:13 |
triggerhapp | ^.^ we dont know what you need yet | 18:13 |
Jufis | guys, I managed to somehow break my sounds. I only hear some weird static-like noise when the log on sound is supposed to play or any other sound. | 18:13 |
prince_jammys | ndubuntu: ask away, all in one line, and provide details | 18:13 |
ndubuntu | ok, none of my updates will install | 18:13 |
SiDi | xSlack, you can also make an archive (.tar.gz) of your folder, and then drag it into the theme selection window to install it | 18:13 |
Felix_Aurelius | Don't suppose anyone here could help me with something? | 18:13 |
triggerhapp | ndubuntu, Is it giving an error message? | 18:13 |
ndubuntu | yes | 18:14 |
crunchbang | exit | 18:14 |
prince_jammys | Felix_Aurelius: ask away, all in one line, and provide details | 18:14 |
jelly-bean | is there a way to specify the default size of desktop icons? | 18:14 |
ndubuntu | for all 26 of them | 18:14 |
RPS | Guys, when I go to connect to my wireless connection on my 8.10 system it nags me for (Unlock Keyring, Enter password for default keyring to unlock) I know that turned that setting on when I first set up Ubuntu, but I'll be dang if I can figure out how to turn it off. .LOL Can someone clue me in on shutting it off? | 18:14 |
triggerhapp | !pastebin > ndubuntu | 18:14 |
ubottu | ndubuntu, please see my private message | 18:14 |
triggerhapp | ^.^ gimme the paste bin and i'll see what i can do | 18:14 |
indian_munnda | triggerhapp: can u tell me how to schedule a auto shutdown after 3 hours? | 18:14 |
alanbshepard70 | redvamp128: Ah, I'm an idiot, thanks, works now.. | 18:14 |
ndubuntu | where is you private message? | 18:14 |
triggerhapp | indian_munnda, actually i havnt got a clue how to script a shutdown :S never tried | 18:15 |
itachi | indian_munnda, the shutdown command can do that | 18:15 |
indian_munnda | itachi: plz tell me.. | 18:15 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, sudo shutdown -h <time here> , the time should be +m for minutes...or hh:mm 24 hour format | 18:15 |
ookz | Can anyone help me really fast with a network connection issue? | 18:15 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, read man shutdown for more clarity | 18:15 |
Jufis | guys, I managed to somehow break my sounds. I only hear some weird static-like noise when the log on sound is supposed to play or any other sound. I had sounds working after install but today the sounds got broken. | 18:15 |
henchy | jelly-bean: open nautilus (file browser), click edit, preferences, Icon View Defaults - u can choose a zoom percentage there. that effects the desktop | 18:15 |
itachi | shutdown -t or something like it, try man shutdown | 18:15 |
xxgodsmackxx321 | http://tinyurl.com/cashcrate13 for free cash! | 18:15 |
ndubuntu | ubottu, can you help me | 18:16 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about can you help me | 18:16 |
redvamp128 | alanbshepard70: when you upgraded it set everything back to the defaults- | 18:16 |
sebsebseb | SiDi: I have just done it the menu way and clicking, but yesterday evening I was telling a new Ubuntu user how to get the hidden folders in home. so how to list it and then press the type button after show hidden files and folders have been ticked. I just tried with Ctrl h and ctrl 1 for a list. much quicker and easier | 18:16 |
alanbshepard70 | redvamp128: Thanks now I'll know how to fix it should it happen again, | 18:16 |
jelly-bean | henchy: thank you very much :) | 18:16 |
ndubuntu | okay, thanks anyway | 18:16 |
henchy | welcom ;) | 18:16 |
SiDi | sebsebseb, i personnally don't use ctrl+h, i just type the name of the folder in the address bar :) | 18:16 |
DStrevinas | Hello after a problem with gnome i try to install compiz-gnome and it outputs: | 18:17 |
DStrevinas | Depends: compiz-core (=1:0.7.4-0ubuntu6) but 1:0.7.4-0ubuntu7 is to be installed | 18:17 |
jelly-bean | is there an easy way to add a new launcher to my desktop? e.g. by dragging and dropping? | 18:17 |
DStrevinas | what happens here? | 18:17 |
sebsebseb | SiDi: sure or that can be done, but yeah keyboard shortcuts are quicker and easier then menu I think | 18:17 |
SiDi | sebsebseb, yeh :) it's all about remembering them | 18:17 |
sebsebseb | SiDi: ,but I just tend to use menu | 18:17 |
arvind_khadri | DStrevinas, why do you want to install that? | 18:17 |
sebsebseb | SiDi: well it says in the menu what the keyboard shortcuts are | 18:17 |
henchy | jelly-bean: you can drag and drop from the menus to an empty spot on the desktop | 18:17 |
Felix_Aurelius | Righto. Anyway, I was trying to troubleshoot an application crash and came to the, yes, extremely foolish conclusion that it was a permissions issue. So, I figured, why not chmod 777 the /usr directory? I tried that, but I thought I might have gotten the octal wrong, so I created a reference file and set the permissions to the ones I wanted, then referenced it in chmod. Long story short, it b0rked my system, changing all the | 18:17 |
SiDi | sebsebseb, yeh. that's how i learnt about it | 18:18 |
Felix_Aurelius | So, yeah. I can use things normally, but I want to patch it all up to the status quo ante | 18:18 |
Ricardo777 | Ok, so now I'm downloading the Ubuntu iso (latest). | 18:18 |
jelly-bean | henchy: this is Eclipse. I just extracted it to a directory (no package management, no menu launchers to choose from) I just have a binary file in a folder | 18:18 |
RPS | any ideas on how I can get rid of the (Unlock Keyring) nag when I go to sign into the net? | 18:18 |
hwilde | i have nvidia with two separate xscreens using two monitors. both monitors dim and go to sleep if activity is only on the second workspace. is there a way to fix this so it recognizes mouse and keyboard activity in the second x screen and doesn't sleep mode? | 18:19 |
Ricardo777 | now for burning... | 18:19 |
DStrevinas | arvind_khadri: My gnome was uninstalled after a stupidity i done. I have already installed gnome again. But now I cannot add visual effects | 18:19 |
SiDi | RPS, i think the name of the software managing that is "seahorse" | 18:19 |
ookz | is 8.10 the latest version? | 18:19 |
SiDi | ookz, yes | 18:19 |
Felix_Aurelius | Ookz: yes. | 18:19 |
ookz | Someone said 9.04 was out | 18:19 |
Ricardo777 | actually novermind...brb... | 18:19 |
Felix_Aurelius | Someone was being silly. | 18:19 |
DStrevinas | When I move to Normal or Extra, the windows do not contain the above bar | 18:19 |
Felix_Aurelius | So, can anyone help me with my issue? I could take it to PMs if that would be better. | 18:19 |
henchy | jelly-bean: ahh, in that case you probably have to make the launcher manually, unless someone else has an idea | 18:19 |
ookz | ir dummy then | 18:20 |
sebsebseb | ookz: 8.10 is the current latest 9.04 is out in April | 18:20 |
SiDi | RPS, open seahorse, then go to the preferences, i think you can remove the password prompt for accessing to your saved passwords there | 18:20 |
ookz | Ah | 18:20 |
jelly-bean | henchy: ok i did. is there a way to get the eclipse icon instead of the default launcher icon? | 18:20 |
RPS | SiDi, I'm not seeing sehorse | 18:20 |
Felix_Aurelius | Anyone? Anyone? ...bueller? | 18:20 |
Ricardo777 | reading help/instructions for success....brb... | 18:20 |
SiDi | RPS : "seahorse" Open it with Alt+F2 | 18:20 |
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henchy | jelly-bean: when you go to properties of that launcher, you can click the icon to select a different one | 18:20 |
arvind_khadri | DStrevinas, run sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install -f and then install your prgram | 18:20 |
SiDi | Felix_Aurelius, if you tell us what is your problem, might be easier ;) | 18:20 |
ookz | So if I update to a newer version I loose all my configurations | 18:20 |
DStrevinas | ok thanx much | 18:20 |
Felix_Aurelius | I did, but I'll try again. | 18:20 |
Squideshi | Anyone have any ideas why the flash-nonfree package would cause Firefox to lag? | 18:20 |
Bolin | Maybe someone could help me out with Grub. A guy has been helping me for quite a while but he had to leave and it still doesn't work. He was absolutely clueless at the end saying that it really should work now considering everything we tried. Im trying to install it on a fresh sata-disk. There's no other disks installed and no other OS's. Only one Sata-disk with a fresh install. I get Error 21 after installation. | 18:21 |
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vigge_sWe | anyone can guide me trought on how to setup TKIP? | 18:21 |
groundup | what is the name of that plugin that allows you to right click and download a flash movie. I can't remember the name of it for the life of me. | 18:21 |
henchy | jelly-bean: if the icon is in that eclipse directory, navigate to that directory and select it | 18:21 |
RPS | SiDi, I see, I see thanks | 18:21 |
SiDi | ookz, no you don't. Maybe you'll lose a few ones, but you won't lose your whole config at all. | 18:21 |
Felix_Aurelius | Righto. Anyway, I was trying to troubleshoot an application crash and came to the, yes, extremely foolish conclusion that it was a permissions issue. So, I figured, why not chmod 777 the /usr directory? I tried that, but I thought I might have gotten the octal wrong, so I created a reference file and set the permissions to the ones I wanted, then referenced it in chmod. Long story short, it b0rked my system, changing all the | 18:21 |
ndubuntu | Can anyone help me with my update problem? | 18:21 |
ookz | What is the equivalent command in linux for the windows IPCONFIG /ALL | 18:22 |
Bolin | ifconfig -a | 18:22 |
Veratyr9 | ifconfig -a | 18:22 |
Felix_Aurelius | can you read what I typed? | 18:22 |
ookz | thanks | 18:22 |
Felix_Aurelius | Or is it a little too complicated? | 18:22 |
lvlefisto | I have a DELL Inspiron 531S running Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex. DELL Support is recomending to update the BIOS version. The problem is that the BIOS updater is a Windows EXE file. How can i run it? | 18:22 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: itachi: thanx dudes, i did sudo shutdown -h 2:30. it it worked man. this process is in the queue now. | 18:22 |
ivan_ | hey | 18:22 |
ivan_ | hey | 18:23 |
SiDi | Felix_Aurelius, i think some dirs such as /usr have special permissions (such as sticky byte), thats why it'd be broken | 18:23 |
Veratyr9 | ookz: iwconfig for wireless stuff | 18:23 |
ookz | is there a hot key for terminal in ubuntu? | 18:23 |
ookz | k | 18:23 |
cmwslw | if it works, why do you need to update? | 18:23 |
ookz | thanks | 18:23 |
ivan_ | има ли някой от бг | 18:23 |
arvind_khadri | indian_munnda, :) it will shutdown at 2:30 AM | 18:23 |
Felix_Aurelius | SiDi: is there any way to reset permissions? | 18:23 |
maxime_ | hi everyone | 18:23 |
indian_munnda | arvind_khadri: ya :) | 18:23 |
Veratyr9 | !ru | 18:23 |
ivan_ | hi man | 18:23 |
ubottu | Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 18:23 |
aman | i am a little confused about the whole ZeroConf and Samba thing .. | 18:24 |
SiDi | Felix_Aurelius, i don't think so. It happened to me once and i ended up reinstalling the whole distro. You should NEVER modify the permissions of system folders | 18:24 |
Bolin | Maybe someone could help me out with Grub. A guy has been helping me for quite a while but he had to leave and it still doesn't work. He was absolutely clueless at the end saying that it really should work now considering everything we tried. Im trying to install it on a fresh sata-disk. There's no other disks installed and no other OS's. Only one Sata-disk with a fresh install. I get Error 21 after installation. | 18:24 |
aman | how does Ubuntu share files by default ? | 18:24 |
RPS | SiDi, I see two password keyrings listed ...one is called login and it has automatically unlocked beside it and the other one is called Default with nothing listed to the right of it ...what should I do? | 18:24 |
ivan_ | не не | 18:24 |
ookz | So users and groups I have to edit that all through the terminal? | 18:24 |
Felix_Aurelius | Yeah, heh... | 18:24 |
ivan_ | не може да бъде | 18:24 |
ndubuntu | Can anyone help me with my update problem? I have 26 updates and there is an error pop-up on all of them! How do I fix that? | 18:24 |
ivan_ | ням аникой | 18:24 |
ivan_ | от БГ | 18:24 |
Myrtti | !bg | ivan_ | 18:24 |
cmwslw | ookz: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/assign-a-hotkey-to-open-a-terminal-window-in-ubuntu/ | 18:24 |
ubottu | ivan_: опитайте #ubuntu-bg за български потребители . try #ubuntu-bg for bulgarian users, and please idle there patiently | 18:24 |
Felix_Aurelius | PRobably should use gparted to open up a new partition, reinstall to that, and transfer the fles over. | 18:24 |
SiDi | RPS, i suppose the "default" one contains the key of your WiFi, and you should put it "auto unlocked" too, don't ask me how though, i don't know | 18:24 |
ookz | thanks | 18:24 |
cmwslw | google my friend | 18:24 |
ivan_ | thanks | 18:25 |
ivan_ | man | 18:25 |
SiDi | Felix_Aurelius, transfer your /etc at least and you shouldn't have too much pain with the rest. I need to go anyways, can't help you on that. | 18:25 |
cmwslw | contrary to popular belief, it works. | 18:25 |
quiksilver | how do i unlock a folder on my desktop? | 18:25 |
Felix_Aurelius | Thanks for the help, mate. | 18:25 |
itachi | Felix_Aurelius, i doubt there is an easy way if you dont know what permissions you want where. gnu/linux is what we make it. in root we trust. | 18:25 |
Felix_Aurelius | Adios. | 18:25 |
jrib | quiksilver: what permissions are on it? | 18:25 |
Felix_Aurelius | Heh, in root we trust indeed. | 18:25 |
ndubuntu | Can anyone help me with my update problem? I have 26 updates and there is an error pop-up on all of them! How do I fix that? | 18:25 |
spsneo | theres problem in ubuntu interpid opening smb:// folders | 18:25 |
Felix_Aurelius | Note to self: do NOT use recursive commands if you have no idea what you're doing. | 18:25 |
quiksilver | jrib: no clue | 18:25 |
Felix_Aurelius | So noted. | 18:25 |
spsneo | what to do? | 18:25 |
ookz | anyone know of an app to emulate the windows run prompt? | 18:26 |
Veratyr9 | ndubuntu: what error? | 18:26 |
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jrib | quiksilver: ls -ld ~/Desktop/name_of_fo/der | 18:26 |
SiDi | Felix_Aurelius, do not use recursive commands as root ;) at all ;) | 18:26 |
quiksilver | jrib: its just locked | 18:26 |
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Felix_Aurelius | Yeah, I learned that. | 18:26 |
Veratyr9 | Felix_Aurelius: ever | 18:26 |
ndubuntu | an update error. | 18:26 |
Felix_Aurelius | Well, at least I somewhat fixed it. | 18:26 |
spsneo | theres problem in ubuntu interpid opening smb:// folders from alt+f2 . Any solutions? | 18:26 |
Felix_Aurelius | So I'm not a TOTAL noob. | 18:26 |
Veratyr9 | :) | 18:26 |
Felix_Aurelius | Better if I hadn't broken it in the first place though. ;) | 18:26 |
Veratyr9 | Felix_Aurelius: experience is the greatest teacher | 18:27 |
redvamp128 | anyone know off the top of their head the actual room name for java or is it just #java ? | 18:27 |
Felix_Aurelius | Indeed. | 18:27 |
Felix_Aurelius | Anyway, I'm off to play with my partitions. Have a fine afternoon/evening/morning/whatever it is where you are. | 18:27 |
quiksilver | the contents of the folder are locked | 18:28 |
quiksilver | all songs | 18:28 |
Veratyr9 | just popped in a new hdd, formatted it to ext3, how do i get it to show up in computer:///, or will it automatically if i just mount it in terminal | 18:28 |
quiksilver | also, when i drag and drop all my songs into rhythym box, i want to delete the song files from my desktop | 18:28 |
jrib | quiksilver: it's impossible to help you if you don't do what I ask... | 18:28 |
quiksilver | i did jrib | 18:28 |
ookz | What do they call the default? gateway | 18:28 |
quiksilver | /home/ryan/Desktop/musica | 18:28 |
jrib | quiksilver: what was the output? | 18:28 |
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Jufis | I managed to somehow break my sounds. I only hear some weird static-like noise when the log on sound is supposed to play or any other sound. | 18:29 |
casaubon | irc.synirc.net | 18:29 |
DVA5912 | Is their an open source application i can use to sync my Dell Axim X5 | 18:29 |
itachi | veratyr9, it should, also, add it to fstab it you want to mount it at boot | 18:29 |
ookz | I can't seem to find it in the ifconfig cmd | 18:29 |
ookz | is it broadcast? | 18:29 |
jrib | quiksilver: run the command and tell me the output: ls -ld ~/Desktop/musica | 18:29 |
Veratyr9 | !fstab | 18:29 |
ubottu | The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions | 18:29 |
bmorris | I've install the php5-pgsql package on ubuntu 8.10 but I'm running into some problems.. I'm getting an error saying: "PHP Warning: Cannot load module 'pdo_pgsql' because required module 'pdo' is not loaded in Unknown on line 0" does anybody know how to solve that? | 18:29 |
Leo_Dragonheart | Hi everyone. How do I change the links font color in Xchat? | 18:29 |
quiksilver | drwxr-xr-x 2 ryan ryan 4096 2009-01-21 11:26 /home/ryan/Desktop/musica | 18:30 |
ookz | jrib do you pull this commands out your head? | 18:30 |
jrib | ookz: yes? | 18:30 |
jrib | quiksilver: what does « id » return? | 18:30 |
ookz | Because if so your like super awesome | 18:30 |
ookz | l | 18:30 |
ookz | lol | 18:30 |
ookz | You've been at this for awhile I guess | 18:30 |
* SkyLeach prefers to pull commands out of his butt | 18:30 | |
SkyLeach | gets more sh*t done 8-D | 18:31 |
quiksilver | command not found | 18:31 |
jrib | ookz: I just use ubuntu as my main system, after a few weeks you learn the basic commands | 18:31 |
ookz | I bet | 18:31 |
jrib | quiksilver: what did you type? | 18:31 |
quiksilver | « id » | 18:31 |
ashok_ | how do i install amarok in gnome? | 18:31 |
ookz | I'm a windows guru but I hate ms now with a passion | 18:32 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: sudo apt-get install amarok | 18:32 |
jrib | quiksilver: just the stuff inside the « » | 18:32 |
SkyLeach | ashok_, the same way you isntall it anywhere else | 18:32 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: hell you could have the whole of kubuntu if you want | 18:32 |
sagredo | guys | 18:32 |
sagredo | I just realized | 18:32 |
sagredo | that I can automate my scripts with cron | 18:32 |
DVA5912 | Is their such thing as Active Sync for UBuntu | 18:32 |
sagredo | !!!! | 18:32 |
ashok_ | i like gnome, but i miss amarok from kde...do i need to do anything besides the apt-get or will that add whatever else there needs to be? | 18:32 |
ookz | cron? | 18:33 |
RockmanFL | Does anyone now how to get Ubuntu 8.10 with Samba to see shared windows folders on an XP and vista machine AND for the windows to see the shared folder on Ubuntu box? wired via router...I have spent hours on forums and reading with no luck so most of the common suggestions have been tried...I am brand new to Linux but LOVE IT ...understand basic terminal commands and of course the GUI | 18:33 |
sagredo | I thought I'd share my excitement | 18:33 |
sagredo | lulz | 18:33 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: that will just install amarok. also amarok lol | 18:33 |
lianimator | any way to undo rm? | 18:33 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: you could install a virtual machine to sync your WM device | 18:33 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: if you got Intrepid Ibex do this isntead :) | 18:33 |
Bolin | Maybe someone could help me out with Grub. A guy has been helping me for quite a while but he had to leave and it still doesn't work. He was absolutely clueless at the end saying that it really should work now considering everything we tried. Im trying to install it on a fresh sata-disk. There's no other disks installed and no other OS's. Only one Sata-disk with a fresh install. I get Error 21 after installation. | 18:33 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: sudo apt-get install banshee | 18:33 |
ookz | So in order to get KDE on ubuntu I have to duel boot with Kubuntu? | 18:33 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: as in buy windows xp ? | 18:33 |
SkyLeach | RockmanFL, generally set up your samba server as primary WINS and then add it's IP to your router's DNS configuration. | 18:33 |
ashok_ | sebsebseb: gah too late, its installing amarok...what is banshee? | 18:33 |
ookz | Why by win xp lol | 18:33 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: oh, sorry i thought you already had a license of the windows client | 18:33 |
ookz | buy* | 18:33 |
RockmanFL | have not done that ...will try thx | 18:34 |
SkyLeach | ookz, well it is the only version of windows currently worth a dern | 18:34 |
DVA5912 | ookz: No piracy please | 18:34 |
Leo_Dragonheart | I can barely read the links on this page how can I change the font color of the links? | 18:34 |
sebsebseb | ashok_: it used to suck in Hardy Heron, but the version in Interpid Ibex is amazing. it's a very good music and video player | 18:34 |
lianimator | sebsebseb: isn't rhythmbox better than banshee? which is less prone to crash? | 18:34 |
ookz | SkyLeach: I'm sure you can find you an unattended ISO floating around with SP3 on it | 18:34 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: I used to use Rythombox in Hardy Heron when Banshee sucked | 18:34 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: looks like wine supports activesync http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=8980 | 18:34 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: ,but now Banshee kicks arse big time compared to Rythombox | 18:34 |
sebsebseb | and Amarok | 18:35 |
SkyLeach | ookz, work with vista for a while and any version of XP starts sounding like gold | 18:35 |
lianimator | sebsebseb: thanks, I'll get banshee soon! amarok isn't native to gnome, right? | 18:35 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: i would have though ms would have banned it. Wow thats a big surprise | 18:35 |
Myrtti | lianimator: right | 18:35 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: indeed it's not native to Gnome since it's a KDE app, but it will run in Gnome/Ubuntu | 18:35 |
ookz | Skyleach: Man my company wanted to switch over to vista.... | 18:35 |
redvamp128 | Bolin: can you pastebin the following and maybe someone may be able to help you - fdisk -l and your menu.lst file (I have seen people help as well as helped some with that info) | 18:35 |
ookz | Skyleach: Worst few months of my life | 18:35 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: oops, looks like I lied...read the page and you won't be able to connect your device | 18:35 |
nightrid3r | lianimator i use amarok in ubuntu, works great | 18:35 |
Bolin | redvamp128: ok | 18:36 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: yeah you need Intrepid Ibex for good version of Banshee, or do the ppa in Hardy Heron | 18:36 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: I knew it was too good to be true :P | 18:36 |
ookz | Skyleach: and doing any administration in vista is like pulling teeth | 18:36 |
jrib | ookz, SkyLeach: #ubuntu-offtopic for non-support discussion please | 18:36 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: if you don't have a license of the windows client, maybe this article can help you? http://www.smartphonemag.com/cms/blogs/27/a_new_adventure_windows_mobile_and_ubunt | 18:36 |
enquest | If I want to block certain website between 9 and 17 how should I do that? | 18:36 |
redvamp128 | Bolin: I with that info I can have a look but I can only look for general errors. But possibly others may have a look and find the errors. | 18:36 |
vigge_sWe | :/ | 18:37 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: Checking it out | 18:37 |
Jufis | I think I lost my sounds after system suspend | 18:37 |
lianimator | sebsebseb: I like rhythmbox's easy search. and it'll play the songs in the filter.. I don't like making playlists. | 18:37 |
vigge_sWe | I'll guess noone knows about TKIP... | 18:37 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: playlists heh, just import your music to banshee and videos, and that's that | 18:37 |
Bodsda | Hi, i have dual monitors set up, and i like to have firefox open on screen 2(right) and xchat on screen 1(left) -- is there anyway to make firefox always open on screen 2? | 18:37 |
Jufis | What should I do now? | 18:37 |
ookz | Ok anyone know how to fix XChat so I can actually see all the users in the room like MIrc | 18:38 |
redvamp128 | Jufis: that happens to me sometimes and quick run of this command fixes me up "sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart" | 18:38 |
sizzam | ookz: ctrl+f7 ? | 18:38 |
arvind_khadri | ookz, ask #xchat | 18:38 |
MidasManchu | hey, does anyone know how to enable subpixel smoothing for window managers outside of gnome/kde/xfce? talk about eyestrain when running Awesome | 18:38 |
Jufis | redvamp128, thanks, I'll try that | 18:38 |
redvamp128 | Jufis: though that just restarts the sound server but for me that works when I loose sound | 18:39 |
sizzam | MidasManchu: sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config Select “Autohinter”, “Always” and “No” when prompted. | 18:39 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: and last.fm is cool to use with Banshee :) http://www.last.fm | 18:39 |
ubuntu_ | need help | 18:39 |
ookz | #xchat | 18:39 |
kingsley | What's the standard IRC client? | 18:39 |
Bolin | redvamp128: fdisk http://pastebin.com/m3bd61019 and menu.1st http://pastebin.com/m2a4766c8 | 18:40 |
sebsebseb | kingsley: there isn't really a standard IRC client, Xchat is popular, but Xchat LOL Konversation :) | 18:40 |
ubuntu_ | I wanted to extend my paration for games to be install in ubuntu from wine and i don't have enough space and i don't know how to expand my partation | 18:40 |
Jufis | redvamp128, didn't help. Thanks anyway for tryinh | 18:40 |
panickedthumb | Anyone know who runs mailman@lists.ubuntu.com | 18:40 |
Jufis | trying* | 18:40 |
Ricardo777 | download complete on to instruction on burning....brb.... | 18:40 |
Ienorand | kingsley: Pidgin? | 18:40 |
axeman69 | hello all | 18:40 |
lianimator | is there a delete command that moves it to the trash? | 18:40 |
ashok_ | ubuntu_: go to terminal and type sudo gparted | 18:40 |
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MidasManchu | sizzam, logout/logon when finished? | 18:41 |
axeman69 | does anyone know how to use Rdesktop to connect to Windows TS in console mode? | 18:41 |
ashok_ | ubuntu_: that should open the partition manager, from which you can adjust your partition sizes | 18:41 |
sizzam | MidasManchu: yep | 18:41 |
chez | hey, can someone help me out? i'm running intrepid on the samsung nc10. If I shut the lid, I get a horrible ear piercing screech from the pc speaker. Any ideas? | 18:41 |
sebsebseb | lianimator: PIdgin could be used for IRC yes, but Konversation :d | 18:41 |
redvamp128 | Bolin: Pm? | 18:41 |
cmwslw | i use chatzilla | 18:41 |
cmwslw | ownage | 18:41 |
lianimator | sebsebseb: wrong person ;) | 18:41 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: Cool man ya got it. I cant belive i can let go of windows now | 18:41 |
sebsebseb | cmwslw: Chatzilla is quite nice for a Firefox IRC client yes | 18:42 |
ashok_ | DVA5912: do you have a copy of windows? | 18:42 |
DVA5912 | not a retail. It was pre installed but now i can remove the partition and edit grub | 18:42 |
MidasManchu | sizzam, worked perfectly, thanks a bunch | 18:42 |
sizzam | MidasManchu: sweet, you're welcome | 18:42 |
cmwslw | i have vista-xp-ubuntu triple boot | 18:42 |
DVA5912 | ashok_: ^^ | 18:42 |
cmwslw | but i always boot into ubuntu now | 18:42 |
sebsebseb | cmwslw: yeah Windows sucks for the real OS stuff | 18:43 |
sigjuice | I just installed epiphany-browser on my 8.10 system. I can't seem to find it under the Applications menu. | 18:43 |
sebsebseb | the technical advantages | 18:43 |
vigge_sWe | yeh sure, "quick maintenance", for 3 hours... | 18:43 |
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sebsebseb | the technical OS stuff, Windows sucks for that | 18:43 |
cmwslw | yea | 18:43 |
cmwslw | compatibility is a lot better though | 18:43 |
jasehelp | hello | 18:43 |
cmwslw | thats just because everyone has ms | 18:43 |
sebsebseb | yeah, but that's, because they gained most market share in the 90's | 18:43 |
Quagmire | SiDi this is RPS on another nick ...I deleted the key and of course that killed that wireless connection, but I re-entered the info and I'm back on line with the 8.10 system. I'm just baffled by how long it has always taken for my wireless connection to show up ...I'll explain ...2 neighbors connections will show right up want to connect, but wireless router takes a couple of minutes to show up in the list of available connection. I fi | 18:43 |
vigge_sWe | anyone know about when the forum is up? | 18:44 |
sebsebseb | so manufactures have to suppourt them if they want to sell stuff | 18:44 |
ubuntu_ | how i increase my partation???/ i have no clue | 18:44 |
Quagmire | I meant to say MY wireless router takes a couple of minutes to show up | 18:44 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: which partition? | 18:44 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb umm /home | 18:44 |
axeman69 | does anyone know how to use Rdesktop to connect to Windows TS in console mode? | 18:44 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: on the LIve CD, it can't be mounted | 18:45 |
sebsebseb | to resize | 18:45 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb i was trying install games on ubuntu and it say no space | 18:45 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb: YA I'm on live cd | 18:45 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: use the partition editior then | 18:45 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb: mailto:?Body=vinagre ubuntu:0 | 18:45 |
Leo_Dragonheart | I am having aa aapplication launcher problem with changing the icon. Can someone help please? | 18:45 |
itachi | ubuntu_, how much memory do you have installed? | 18:45 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb can u remote desktop and show me | 18:45 |
Glencore | is there any way to resize a ntfs partition (its on raid0 nvraid) | 18:45 |
ubuntu_ | itachi 4 gb | 18:45 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: I can vnc yes | 18:45 |
Ricardo777 | ok now I'm on the last steps, these I am on: " | 18:45 |
Ricardo777 | Select the Ubuntu CD image file you want to use, then click 'Open'. | 18:45 |
Ricardo777 | In the dialog, click 'OK'." | 18:45 |
Glencore | from within windows vista | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: over SSH to :) | 18:46 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb i'm on gpart | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: so it's pretty secure | 18:46 |
Ricardo777 | Now before I click ok, what speed from the list I should chose? | 18:46 |
vigge_sWe | anyone want to answer my TKIP question? | 18:46 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb can show me step by step | 18:46 |
jasehelp | x4 | 18:46 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb: how to | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: if you want go pm | 18:46 |
sebsebseb | ubuntu_: talk about that kind of thing in pm | 18:47 |
prince_jammys | Ricardo777: 4x | 18:47 |
Ubuntu_Noob | hello | 18:47 |
ubuntu_ | sebsebseb k can u pm me | 18:47 |
Ricardo777 | Max, 48x, 40x, 32x,- | 18:47 |
Ricardo777 | oh ok | 18:47 |
Ricardo777 | that would be best? | 18:47 |
jasehelp | Ricardo777:4x | 18:47 |
Ubuntu_Noob | whats the topic? | 18:47 |
Wunderbar | anyone here play football manager via wine | 18:47 |
jasehelp | Ubuntu_noob: ubuntu | 18:47 |
Wunderbar | 2009 | 18:48 |
Ubuntu_Noob | really? | 18:48 |
Ubuntu_Noob | or is the topic "stuff" | 18:48 |
vigge_sWe1 | anyone know how to enable TKIP the easy way? | 18:48 |
newmember | sshd keeps boting me from my server, does sshd have a time limit for inactivity? | 18:48 |
Kingsy102 | can someone tell me the channel name for ubuntu eee? | 18:48 |
newmember | never seen that before, maybe I never looked or stayed inactive so long | 18:48 |
chez | is there a partition magic type of app for ubuntu? a botche installation left me a couple of small unused partitions? | 18:48 |
Ricardo777 | ok, 4x it is...brb... | 18:49 |
Ricardo777 | thanks | 18:49 |
jasehelp | k | 18:49 |
angel1 | can some one please help with grub? | 18:49 |
jimcooncat | newmember: ssh doesn't, but other things don't see ssh traffic as you're being active | 18:49 |
|Sigma| | chez: gparted | 18:49 |
Wunderbar | gpartition is a lot better than partition magic | 18:49 |
chazco | Hi... can someone point me to a working download link for 7.10? Keep getting corrupted downloads... | 18:49 |
jimcooncat | newmember: ssh has "keepalive" options to help on that | 18:49 |
newmember | jimcooncat: nottyping anything, I am just tailing a log file | 18:50 |
cmwslw | ubuntu is so good that I feel like I'm on vacation when I use it | 18:50 |
zs_ | hah | 18:50 |
cmwslw | does anyone else feel like that? | 18:50 |
angel1 | can someone help me with grub? It won't detect windows | 18:50 |
zs_ | I do | 18:50 |
vigge_sWe1 | can anyone help me please? | 18:50 |
newmember | chez: I am looking for the partition osftware I use that goes on a USB stick | 18:50 |
zs_ | it's like bermuda on my lap | 18:50 |
cmwslw | lol | 18:51 |
jimcooncat | newmember: if the log file doesn't get new entries, there's no traffic generated. But like I said, ssh isn't always recognized by your isp as activity | 18:51 |
cmwslw | yea | 18:51 |
Kingsy102 | can someone tell me the channel name for ubuntu eee? | 18:51 |
SiDi | http://releases.ubuntu.com/gutsy/ chazco | 18:51 |
angel1 | Does anyone know how to setup grub? | 18:51 |
chez | :newmember huh? | 18:51 |
chez | :angel1 startupmanager | 18:52 |
angel1 | huh? | 18:52 |
newmember | chez: I use a partition software that works from a USB stick | 18:52 |
zs_ | does anyone know how to lock a package so that synaptic does not try to remove it everytime I install something, Like I isntalled WICD and everytime I try to install somethings it trys to remove it | 18:52 |
chez | :newmember ah, whats that? | 18:52 |
vigge_sWe1 | oh well... | 18:52 |
angel1 | the thing is grub wont detect my windows partition | 18:52 |
vigge_sWe1 | sems like I am gonna be without internet in school | 18:52 |
Fire_Chief | Kingsy102: you are looking for the #ubuntu-eeepc channel | 18:53 |
jimcooncat | newmember: run screen on the remote so if you disconnect, then you won't lose your tail :-) | 18:53 |
FFForever | anyone know how i can watch ondemand movies from netflix in ubuntu? | 18:53 |
jasehelp | vigge_sWe1: what grade level | 18:53 |
newmember | chez: its called gparted, http://gparted.sourceforge.net/ | 18:53 |
chez | :angel1 maybe you need to fix mbr from your recovery console in windows | 18:53 |
vigge_sWe1 | jasehelp: what ya mean? | 18:54 |
angel1 | but I can't acess windows.. | 18:54 |
quassel116 | what is the best way to get back to a pure gnome desktop? I installed Kubuntu-desktop and it didn't work at all(Jaunty) | 18:54 |
zs_ | can someone help me with my synaptic problem? | 18:54 |
quassel116 | So now I want to get back to pure GNOME | 18:54 |
chez | :angel1 boot from your cd | 18:54 |
cmwslw | what grade are you in? duh | 18:54 |
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newmember | jimcooncat: good idea, I left the process running with a & at the end. I could always go back and read the log file | 18:54 |
vigge_sWe1 | in school? | 18:54 |
QaDeS | in a world without frontiers, who needs windows? | 18:54 |
ANTRat | apt-get install ubuntu-desktop | 18:54 |
angel1 | ok | 18:54 |
jasehelp | yes | 18:55 |
vigge_sWe1 | 1st grade in high school | 18:55 |
jasehelp | oh cool | 18:55 |
cmwslw | freshman lol? | 18:55 |
zs_ | does anyone know how to lock a package so that synaptic does not try to remove it everytime I install something, Like I installed WICD and everytime I try to install somethings it trys to remove it? | 18:55 |
prince_jammys | !puregnome | Voltron | 18:55 |
ubottu | Voltron: If you want to remove all !KDE packages, type « sudo apt-get remove kdelibs4c2 ; sudo apt-get remove kdelibs5 ; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop » | 18:55 |
Voltron | I already have ubuntu-desktop installed | 18:55 |
fosco__ | zs_, sudo aptitude hold package | 18:55 |
jasehelp | freshman. | 18:55 |
vigge_sWe1 | well, I need to get TKIP working because or network admin choosed that for the network | 18:55 |
cmwslw | whoa | 18:55 |
zs_ | oh sweet thanks | 18:56 |
jatt | firefox starts only as root, as user starting firefox from the console hangs | 18:56 |
Voltron | Thank you | 18:56 |
jatt | how can I fix that? Is there a lock file that firefox might be using | 18:56 |
jatt | ? | 18:56 |
chazco | Hi.. does anyone know how to connect to a WPA-Ent, tkip, mschapv2 network on 8.10? It doesnt seem to work well... there are bug reports but with no real progress (and some marked as wont-fix) :( | 18:56 |
vigge_sWe1 | oh same question I've asked in 2 hours now and not given any answer! | 18:57 |
zs_ | thanks fosco_ | 18:57 |
prince_jammys | jatt: does this command give any output: find ~/.mozilla ! -user YourUserName | 18:57 |
Induane | I have an issue with a computer (Ubuntu Intrepid) and the Nvidia 5200 video card. | 18:57 |
jimcooncat | any simpler caching proxy software out there than squid? | 18:57 |
Induane | No matter what driver version I use it hardlocks on the startup of X | 18:57 |
Quagmire | about my wireless connection ...why does it take my 8.10 so long to see my wireless router, but 2 or 3 neighbors conections show up immediately? I'm sure I'm the one that made the mess, but after ignoring it for all this time its time to get it fixed. | 18:57 |
Quagmire | It takes 2 or 3 minutes for my connection to show up | 18:57 |
jatt | prince_jammys: yes it gives a list of 7 files, one of them: | 18:58 |
jatt | /home/MyUserName/.mozilla/firefox/njk2a1pm.default/prefs.js | 18:58 |
prince_jammys | jatt: sudo chown -R YourUserName:YourUserName ~/.mozilla | 18:58 |
almostdvs | after the ubuntu loading screen is done, it takes over 10 minutes just to bring up the login window. anyone have a clue as to why? | 18:58 |
Fire_Chief | Induane: does the system work okay if you boot into the LiveCD environment? | 18:59 |
Leo_Dragonheart | Induane I have the same card and I used the recomended driver 173 but then you have to make some adjusments to the config file.... | 18:59 |
quiksilver | there are about 200 songs within a folder that are locked | 18:59 |
lhoersten | It seems that JFS would be a bad choice for a desktop root filesystem because of its transaction jfs logging with respect to system log files etc. Can anyone who knows about JFS confirm this? | 18:59 |
prince_jammys | jatt: you have some files in there that are probably owned by root | 18:59 |
quiksilver | im getting so frustrated | 18:59 |
jatt | prince_jammys: thanks no files are owned by root now but firefox gets stuck anyway | 19:00 |
jatt | it doesn't start | 19:00 |
jatt | it was working fine some minutes ago | 19:00 |
prince_jammys | jatt: the find command returns nothing now, right? | 19:00 |
jatt | find ~/.mozilla ! -user MyUserName | wc -l | 19:00 |
jatt | 0 | 19:00 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: I don't know, but seems that if you keep it away from /var (or parts of it) you'd be alright | 19:00 |
almostdvs | quiksilver: what's yoru problem? | 19:00 |
prince_jammys | jatt: good | 19:00 |
nukeslion | i'm having some sound issues, i just installed some drivers for a creative x-fi driver, i can get a test sound from gnome's sound setting manager and pidgin makes join/quit sounds, but i cant get any sounds besides those | 19:00 |
prince_jammys | jatt: see what happens if you temporarily rename the .mozilla directory | 19:01 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: yeah it seems you need to split var off to use it with best performance | 19:01 |
zs_ | fosco_, synaptic is still trying to remove it | 19:01 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: you've read the same? | 19:01 |
ZING | anyone saw the skeleton computer case ? | 19:01 |
Induane | I don't have a live cd, I upgraded from 8.04 | 19:01 |
quiksilver | in amarok, im trying to get all the songs copied to one folder | 19:01 |
Brujah | hy everybody | 19:01 |
bnex10 | hi vigge_sWe :D | 19:02 |
Jufis | I can get my music player to play sounds but system sounds still don't work | 19:02 |
quiksilver | so i can delete the hundreds of songs sitting on my desktop | 19:02 |
quiksilver | similar to the consolidate library feature of itunes | 19:02 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: yes, I'm not remembering everything about it. What's the advantage of using JFS? | 19:02 |
Quagmire | guys if there is no one able to help me with my issue is there another forum that might be better suited for my question? I really want to get my wireless questions answered ...I have another couple of little things I want to get resolved also. | 19:02 |
Induane | so it was after the upgrade that it started locking on startup. Card should be fine. | 19:02 |
GriGGerS | Hi Guys. I have a Tosh Laptop with a Centrino Duo Core 2. Can I use the ubuntu amd 64 version with this CPU? I did try the forums but they appear to be down at this time. | 19:02 |
Brujah | I have a question about licences that ubuntu accepts for sounds and pictures (I am the author of an open source computer game) | 19:02 |
Brujah | is creative commons accepted? | 19:02 |
bnex10 | GriGGerS: I doubt that you can use an AMD version on a Intel processor | 19:03 |
vigge_sWe1 | so really, I've been waiting for 2 hours now, how do I use TKIP on wpa enterprise? | 19:03 |
almostdvs | quiksilver: so you want to move a bunch of files to another folder? | 19:03 |
bnex10 | yeah answer vigge_sWe1's question! | 19:03 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: its about as fast as you can get while minimizing CPU usage. stable with it's integrity transactions etc. the only downside is the delayed writing with the transactions as far as I can tell | 19:03 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: which seems like it can be remidied by moving the JFS log or the actual /var fs | 19:03 |
ZING | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=280313325439 | 19:03 |
quiksilver | almostdvs: amarok doesnt have its own folder? | 19:04 |
GriGGerS | bnex10: so i have to just use the 32bit version? | 19:04 |
Leo_Dragonheart | Induane: Go to the ubuntu forums when they come back up and do a advanced search for posts by Leo Dragonheart and you will find the config steps... | 19:04 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe does your card work on ubuntu? | 19:04 |
almostdvs | quiksilver: i'm a little confused at what either your problem or what you are trying to do? | 19:04 |
martin_ | hiii | grep | 19:04 |
bnex10 | GriGGerS: does your processor supports 64 bit? | 19:05 |
Ienorand | Erroneous path directions in ~/.bashrc, should that go as a bug report? | 19:05 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: well, you don't need huge speed for log files. Why not just use it for /home or /var/www (or wherever you NEED the speed)? | 19:05 |
martin_ | (torvalds@kruuna.helsinki.fi) contact the | 19:05 |
GriGGerS | bnex10: yes its a centrino core 2 duo, as I understand this is a 64bit cpu | 19:05 |
vigge_sWe1 | bnex10: shoulod do | 19:05 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: what's the error? | 19:05 |
bnex10 | GriGGerS: it should work | 19:06 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: i've had great results with using it for /home but whenever I force powerdown it seems to really jack up my root fs... so i'm looking into it | 19:06 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: i think ext3 may be better for root | 19:06 |
GriGGerS | bnex10: cheers | 19:06 |
hanasaki | runnign gnome terminal server client... for the vnc protocol password is greyed out.. how do I enable it? | 19:06 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe1: can you connect to a network without security, WEP, or regular WPA? | 19:07 |
MidasManchu | I have another question: in gnome, it's easy to set the resolution via the GUI. How might I do that from a different window manager using the terminal? would that be in xorg.conf? does gnome override that via its own settings? | 19:07 |
jelly-bean | is there a way i can config my middle mouse wheel button to minimize windows in ubuntu? | 19:07 |
schmidtm | are there packages for the new nvidia 180.29 driver | 19:07 |
Ienorand | prince_jammys: it points to extra info/docs in /usr/share/docs/bash/examples or **/bash-doc/*, none of which exists. | 19:07 |
nukeslion | i just installed open source drivers for creative x-fi and now some things (pidgin, test sound from gnome sound menu, movie player) have sound but others (VLC, about everything else) don't, is there a way to globally set things to use a single audio device? | 19:07 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: yes, or reiserfs (but keep your /etc backed up) | 19:07 |
tul_ | hi all | 19:07 |
tul_ | any1 knows where is log file of gparted? | 19:07 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: hm, i have them here | 19:07 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: still haven't convinced myself reiser sounds good. have you looked into xfs? | 19:07 |
vigge_sWe1 | bnex10: no one in sweden runs a wireless without security | 19:08 |
vigge_sWe1 | and I have no wireless router at home | 19:08 |
tul_ | gparted has been "checking and repairing" hd for 2 hours already. | 19:08 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe1: what are you trying to do? | 19:08 |
tul_ | i waana check it out. | 19:08 |
Khisanth | prince_jammys: you can still run gnome-display-properties | 19:08 |
Khisanth | prince_jammys: regardless of what wm you are using as long as you still have gnome installed | 19:08 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: i think i know why. i installed bash-doc | 19:08 |
vigge_sWe1 | I was trying to connect to my schools WPA2 Enterprise network with TKIP, but as TKIP isn't supported in ubuntu I can't connect | 19:09 |
Ienorand | prince_jammys: Okay, then it's probably jaunty-related then... ah? Could anyone else check up on this in ibex? | 19:09 |
vigge_sWe1 | it just brings the config screen back up | 19:09 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: reiserfs is great stuff, use the "notail" option. It's not actively supported now (except by kernel devs) but it works very nice as it is. I've been looking at xfs for my /home and other things as I hear it plays nice with LVM. | 19:09 |
hanasaki | how do I get tsclient to prompt for a password when hitting a vncserver? rifht now all it does on connect is say bad obfusicated password | 19:09 |
logan_ | Watching flash video in firefox causes it to freeze, any help? | 19:09 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe1: did you look in the wiki docs? https://help.ubuntu.com/community | 19:10 |
logan_ | I installed yesterday, and selected the adobe nonfree package in SPM | 19:10 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: xfs is supposed to be pretty close to jfs for speed and cpu usage | 19:10 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: my line is: # see /usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files (in the package bash-doc) | 19:10 |
arvind_khadri | logan_, SPM? | 19:10 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: i'm wondering if it will have the same downsides as well though | 19:10 |
lhoersten | jimcooncat: i like jfs because its ultra documented by ibm | 19:10 |
logan_ | synamptic package manager | 19:10 |
vigge_sWe1 | Yeh, someone sent me a tutorial for wpa_suppliant for ubuntu 6.10, but I didn't get it | 19:10 |
vigge_sWe1 | what it said | 19:10 |
vigge_sWe1 | had aloooot of configuration steps | 19:11 |
vigge_sWe1 | with info I don't have | 19:11 |
Ienorand | prince_jammys: Yea, and it also refers to bash-docs folder under aliases section. | 19:11 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: (hardy, btw) | 19:11 |
jimcooncat | lhoersten: what are you doing that taxes your fs so much as to make a big difference? | 19:11 |
Fire_Chief | vigge_swel: what version of Ubuntu are you running now? | 19:11 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe1 what card is it? | 19:11 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: but it does mention that it's from the bash-doc package, not bash | 19:11 |
vigge_sWe1 | Fire_Chief: , 8.10, bnex10, a intel one | 19:12 |
Coffee | Can someone remind me of the IRC channel for ubuntu-eee (easy peasy)? | 19:12 |
vigge_sWe1 | 3945 something | 19:12 |
nukeslion | o.0 volume control keeps dragging my PCM setting to zero, any way to force it to stay at a particular spot? | 19:12 |
Ricardo777 | It's Done! | 19:12 |
Induane | Leo_Dragonheart: I believe I have tried thos suggestions to no avail. Built own module from scratch, triend envy, some special xorg stuff... cleaned up...which took ages. Darned nvidia installer throws files around like a lunatic... | 19:12 |
Ricardo777 | Now to see if it works well. | 19:12 |
Ienorand | prince_jammys: Ah, true that... so that I shouldn't complain about... | 19:12 |
Ricardo777 | Bye & thanks. | 19:13 |
almostdvs | after the ubuntu loading screen is done it takes over ten minutes for the login window to appear. does anyone have any suggestions as to why/how to fix? | 19:13 |
Ricardo777 | :) | 19:13 |
Fire_Chief | Vigge_sWel: How far does Ubuntu get if you manually configure the wireless connection through NetworkManager? | 19:13 |
prince_jammys | Ienorand: install bash-doc instead ;) | 19:13 |
jimcooncat | Coffee: #easypeasy here on freenode | 19:13 |
bnex10 | I'll let Fire_Chief help you vigge_sWe | 19:13 |
Coffee | jimcooncat: thanks | 19:13 |
vigge_sWe1 | the network config popup pops back up all the time | 19:13 |
vigge_sWe1 | just | 19:13 |
Fire_Chief | Vigge_swel: Is the WPA-Ent network at a school/University? | 19:13 |
quassel116 | !server | 19:14 |
ubottu | Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server-specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is 8.04. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/ and https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/index.html - Use the #ubuntu-server channel for support | 19:14 |
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vigge_sWe1 | Fire_Chief: yes | 19:14 |
Fire_Chief | Do they have setup directions for a Windows client available? | 19:14 |
Ienorand | prince_jammys: Yea, both references does indeed mention bash-docs, my bad... | 19:14 |
bnex10 | vigge_sWe1: all you need is more detail than just "how to do TKIP?" | 19:14 |
vigge_sWe1 | Fire_Chief: yes | 19:14 |
Ubuntu_Noob | quick question that has nothing to do with ubuntu or linux for that matter | 19:14 |
vigge_sWe1 | it says I should activate TKIP | 19:14 |
fevel | then no =P | 19:14 |
hanasaki | how do I send ^atl del through vnc? need to unlock a windows box | 19:14 |
Ubuntu_Noob | is it normal for certain irc commands not to work on XChat? | 19:15 |
Fire_Chief | Vigge: Ok, let's skip that bit for a minute...what other steps does it have? | 19:15 |
|chiz| | what package do I need to have vnc support with tsclient? | 19:15 |
fevel | hanasaki: doesnt vnc have a "Send cntl alt del"? | 19:15 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: look in the menus? | 19:15 |
Ubuntu_Noob | ? | 19:15 |
vigge_sWe1 | just to set it as wpa2 enterprise, TKIP, PEAP, put in username and password | 19:15 |
vigge_sWe1 | that's all it says | 19:15 |
_VIM_ | Ubuntu_Noob: yes its normal , plus some networks wont allow some commands | 19:15 |
bnex10 | Ubuntu_Noob: that depends on what network you are on | 19:15 |
Jockeo | What application do you recommend to easily convert from ogg to avi? | 19:16 |
ugliefrog | virtualbox | 19:16 |
magcius | Hm... I tried including a new PulseAudio PPA in my sources, but it's not updating. | 19:16 |
fosco__ | Jockeo, mencoder | 19:16 |
ugliefrog | ubottu:virtualbox | 19:16 |
ubottu | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 19:16 |
magcius | apt-cache show pulseaudio doesn't show it either | 19:16 |
Ubuntu_Noob | oh ok so its not a problem that has to do with my installation or a bug | 19:16 |
Ubuntu_Noob | thanks | 19:16 |
_VIM_ | np | 19:16 |
almostdvs | after the ubuntu loading screen is done it takes over ten minutes for the login window to appear. does anyone have any suggestions as to why/how to fix? | 19:16 |
hanasaki | fevel: bnex10 the only menu is the one in the top left of the window for the gnome/ like move window resize etc.... | 19:16 |
Jockeo | fosco_: Thanks | 19:17 |
Fire_Chief | Vigge: Ok, so if you setup the wireless with the SSID, choose WPA Enterprise, and just put in your User/Pass, what happens? | 19:17 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: what client are you using? | 19:17 |
hanasaki | VNC Viewer Free Edition 4.1.1 for X - built Apr 16 2008 13:23:14 | 19:17 |
vigge_sWe1 | it tries to connect, then I get back to that window, where to put in the network type etc | 19:17 |
Voltron | !noGUI | 19:17 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about noGUI | 19:17 |
jimcooncat | almostdvs: you got to find out what it's up to. someone help him out where to look? | 19:17 |
Fire_Chief | Vigge: by the way, I'm getting to that setup by right clicking on the NetworkManager icon and choosing Edit connections, then going to the wireless tab. | 19:17 |
hanasaki | bnex10: is tha tok.. or do you recommend a different one? | 19:18 |
|chiz| | almostdvs: you probably want to disable the loading screen so you can see what is going on | 19:18 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: is that the default vnc viewer on ubuntu? | 19:18 |
vigge_sWe1 | Fire_Chief: yes that setup | 19:18 |
vigge_sWe1 | but I don't hae TKIP in the list | 19:18 |
hanasaki | bnex10: not sure... had to run it from the command line tsclent applet wont take a password.. its grayed out | 19:18 |
Ubuntu_Noob | how do i get my "logout" sound effect (from the preferences/sounds), to actually play before it logs out (not that important, just something i was wonderin about, since it refuses to play when i logout) | 19:18 |
Fire_Chief | Does the windows setup have you get a certificate from somewhere to put in the client? | 19:18 |
fool_ | hey guys, does anyone know how to add the gnome main menu into right click on desktop ? | 19:19 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: greyed out window means it's frozen | 19:19 |
almostdvs | |chiz|: so i want to load ubuntu, disable loading screen ( i don't know how to do that) restart the computer and see what is hanging up/ | 19:19 |
Ubuntu_Noob | i just threw that question out there hoping for a catch | 19:19 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: wait nvm | 19:19 |
hanasaki | bnex10: ? | 19:19 |
cherva | I have libopenal0a, libopenal-dev and libopenal1 ,but ultimate stunts says that I don't have openal installed when I try to configure it.... Anyone knowing how to make it work ? | 19:19 |
|chiz| | almostdvs: can you pastebin your /boot/grub/ment.lst ? | 19:20 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: does the client have an option to capture keyboard/mouse? | 19:20 |
bnex10 | try that and hit ctrl alt del | 19:20 |
itachi | fool_, do you mean like a root-menu in the *box-environment? | 19:20 |
fool_ | itachi, yes | 19:20 |
vigge_sWe1 | hmm, a friend of mine that got it working ois gonna help me tomorrow | 19:21 |
vigge_sWe1 | bye | 19:21 |
sobersabre | hi guys. I have a q. about the default permissions of scanners in ubuntu. | 19:21 |
hanasaki | bnex10: not that I see... 2nd issue of course is that tsclient apple tdos not take a password .. so I have to run from the cmd line | 19:21 |
vigge_sWe1 | and yueh, when will the forums be back? | 19:21 |
Zombie_Gaz | My sound just kicks off every once in a while... anyway to restart sound without a reboot? | 19:21 |
itachi | fool_, i searched for a good way of doing that a while ago, but then i just went back to openbox :) | 19:21 |
sobersabre | I understand the permissions are auto-set by udevd. | 19:21 |
hocine21 | hello | 19:21 |
bnex10 | hanasaki: well idk, try another client | 19:21 |
dtchen | Zombie_Gaz: pulseaudio -k ; pulseaudio -D | 19:21 |
legolasw2 | Hi | 19:21 |
itachi | hocine21, hi! | 19:21 |
almostdvs | |chiz|: i'm in windows now, after about 15 min i got frustrated | 19:21 |
fool_ | itachi, haha, well what was the solution ? | 19:21 |
hanasaki | bnex10: also tried xtightvncview.. same thing | 19:22 |
sobersabre | I understand they are supposed to be 660 with ownership root:scanner | 19:22 |
CheesyWeasel | I just removed something from my panel, but I can't remember what it was. :P Is there a way to undo or something? | 19:22 |
legolasw2 | can someone please let me know what does 192.168.0.99/24 means? | 19:22 |
hocine21 | i'm not speack englesh | 19:22 |
jimcooncat | almostdvs: the command "dmesg" should give you a list of what happened during your last boot | 19:22 |
hocine21 | i'm french ;) | 19:22 |
sobersabre | legolasw2: I know. | 19:22 |
danaman5 | Gnome-Settings-Daemon randomly fails to launch when I log in on Ubuntu, and it crashes when I try to log out. Sometimes gnome-settings-daemon does launch, but there seems to be no pattern to it. Can anyone help? | 19:22 |
lianimator | how can I configure my wireless connection so I get a manual IP? | 19:22 |
sobersabre | it means a network block. | 19:22 |
Voltron | why are the forums down? | 19:22 |
bnex10 | Voltron: good question | 19:22 |
itachi | fool_, not sure it was a solution, but i do have a root-menu when right clicking :) | 19:22 |
jimcooncat | almostdvs: try "dmesg >dmesg.txt and post it to a pastebin so I can have a look | 19:23 |
Voltron | i want to convert my desktop into a server, but i cant because the forums are down. Windows forums are never down. | 19:23 |
Zombie_Gaz | dtchen : http://paste.ubuntu.com/118914/ | 19:23 |
legolasw2 | inet 192.168.0.100/24 brd 192.168.0.255 scope global eth0 | 19:23 |
bnex10 | Voltron: you can ask here | 19:23 |
fool_ | legolasw2, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing | 19:23 |
almostdvs | jmooncat: i'm in windows, i got too frustrated | 19:23 |
bnex10 | irc are never down | 19:23 |
fool_ | itachi, ok, show me how ? | 19:24 |
|chiz| | almostdvs: well you can edit the grub entries on the grub boot menu, you just hit the e button. You would want to get rid of the quiet and spash options from the kernel boot line | 19:24 |
Voltron | how can i convert my ubuntu desktop into ubuntu server? | 19:24 |
january | Hello all. | 19:24 |
Voltron | i really just need a list of all the GUI dependent applications | 19:24 |
|chiz| | almostdvs: I think that should do it for you | 19:24 |
Voltron | so i can remove them | 19:24 |
mib_etsc5vue | Hello. I have a problem. I was formatting my laptop computer. During Windows format, my computer is shot down due to low battery :s Then I tried to continue installing windows, but it sait a .dll file was missing. Then I decided to install ubuntu. But it didn't install neither. It freezes after "Kernel panic -not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" error. Now I run my computer live. It doesn't see any harddisk drives. W | 19:25 |
CheesyWeasel | Ok, so I figured out that I removed the thing that tells me what my wireless internet strength was. But it's not in the "Add to Panel" options... | 19:25 |
bnex10 | Voltron: ubuntu-desktop is the package you want to remove if you want to convert a desktop to a command line only server | 19:25 |
jimcooncat | Voltron: if you remove the GUI, then apt will remove the dependencies. I don't remember which package to do. But you won't end up with the server kernel that way, of course | 19:25 |
bnex10 | the package name is something like that | 19:25 |
Slart | !info ubuntu-desktop | 19:25 |
ubottu | ubuntu-desktop (source: ubuntu-meta): The Ubuntu desktop system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.124 (intrepid), package size 26 kB, installed size 52 kB | 19:25 |
Voltron | hmmm, i guess i can just keep it the way it is... | 19:25 |
Voltron | it doesnt run GNOME as of now anyway | 19:26 |
Zombie_Gaz | Hey all... trying to get sound to work. Every once in a while (every 2 days or so) my sound goes away. How can I restart this without a reboot? | 19:26 |
Voltron | all it does is boot up to the command line and I can ssh into it | 19:26 |
Induane | Zombie_Gaz: might be the pulseaudio server | 19:26 |
bnex10 | Voltron: that's fine | 19:26 |
Zombie_Gaz | Yes. | 19:26 |
Induane | try sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart | 19:26 |
CheesyWeasel | There is a bunch of stuff I want in my panel, that used to be there, but they're not in the "Add to Panel" menu. | 19:27 |
bnex10 | Voltron: but make sure X does not start automatically at bootup | 19:27 |
_VIM_ | I hope the devs remove pulseaudio in Jaunty | 19:27 |
_VIM_ | or fix it | 19:27 |
Induane | I am hoping for fix | 19:27 |
Induane | crashes for me a lot too | 19:27 |
Induane | just randomly | 19:27 |
Induane | cept one desktop | 19:27 |
hwilde | i have nvidia with two separate xscreens using two monitors. both monitors dim and go to sleep if activity is only on the second workspace. is there a way to fix this so it recognizes mouse and keyboard activity in the second x screen and doesn't sleep mode? | 19:27 |
_VIM_ | yeah fix would be better than removing it | 19:27 |
Induane | seems happy with my audigy2 | 19:27 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: if you're talking about the network manager it is not a gnome panel applet | 19:27 |
Zombie_Gaz | Induane Nope. ;) | 19:28 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: Well how do I get it back on the panel. It used to be there. | 19:28 |
Induane | Zombie_Gaz: try killing it completely | 19:28 |
Induane | sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop | 19:28 |
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Voltron | Has anyone else noticed REALLY SLOW network performance using Wicd? | 19:28 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: it used to be in the notification area.. just like the pidgin icon or skype or similar programs | 19:29 |
Induane | or if its locked up( ps aux | grep pulseaudio shows that its still running) then sudo killall -9 pulseaudio | 19:29 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: either you removed the notification area or the network manager isn't running | 19:29 |
Zombie_Gaz | Induane Nope. ;) | 19:29 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: That's probably what I did. How do I get the notification area back? | 19:29 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: right click on the panel, select "+Add".. it's in there | 19:30 |
Induane | Zombie_Gaz: run alsamixer and make sure nothing is muted | 19:30 |
cmwslw | what font replaces times new roman in openoffice? | 19:30 |
pawleeq | hi | 19:30 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: There it is. Thank you very much! | 19:30 |
maxagaz | what's the difference between vnc and xen or virtualbox ? | 19:30 |
cmwslw | i need to use it for my history paper | 19:30 |
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Voltron | !virtualbox | 19:30 |
ubottu | virtualbox is a x86 !virtualizer. A !free edition is available from !Gutsy as 'virtualbox-ose'. A non-free edition is available at http://virtualbox.org for most Ubuntu releases (help in #vbox) - Setup details at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox | 19:30 |
Voltron | !xen | 19:31 |
Slart | cmwslw: one of the bitstream variants I think | 19:31 |
ubottu | XEN is a virtual machine monitor for x86 that supports execution of multiple guest operating systems with unprecedented levels of performance and resource isolation. Information on installing it for Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen | 19:31 |
pawleeq | how do I set PATH, I would like to add another directory permanently, so what file should I edit? thx:) | 19:31 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: you're welcome | 19:31 |
lianimator | how to manually set wireless IP? | 19:31 |
pawleeq | !PATH | 19:31 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about PATH | 19:31 |
mib_etsc5vue | Could anyone help me? | 19:31 |
Ricardo777 | Back. | 19:31 |
mib_etsc5vue | I was formatting my laptop computer. During Windows format, my computer is shot down due to low battery :s Then I tried to continue installing windows, but it sait a .dll file was missing. Then I decided to install ubuntu. But it didn't install neither. It freezes after "Kernel panic -not syncing: Attempted to kill init!" error. Now I run my computer live. It doesn't see any harddisk drives. What is the problem. Is my | 19:31 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: That brought back some stuff, but my wireless strength still isn't there. | 19:31 |
unused_bagels | I found out on ubuntu forums I can get the driver for my printer from Jaunty, where it's actually functional. I have an Epson Artisan 800. Anyone know how I can get this driver through terminal? | 19:31 |
Ricardo777 | Well, Ubuntu worked up to the point of I guess login screen if any. | 19:32 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: have you tried restarting ? perhaps it needs to be there when the wifi connection is started.. I'm not sure | 19:32 |
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Zombie_Gaz | Induane I don't think so. Mains are all the way up. | 19:32 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: Is there a way to kill my wifi connection without restarting? | 19:32 |
Slart | CheesyWeasel: I don't really know, sorry | 19:33 |
ninux | Hello guys! I'm streaming music from my other computer using Rythmbox but I cant seem to fast forward does anyone know how to fix this? | 19:33 |
forceflow | CheesyWeasel: ifconfig ? | 19:33 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: K. Brb, restarting. | 19:33 |
Voltron | CheesyWeasel, is NetworkManager running? | 19:33 |
jelly-bean | whats the hotkey to switch desktops using the cube thing | 19:33 |
forceflow | jelly-bean: ctrol alt left right | 19:34 |
cmwslw | actually freeserif was most like times new roman for anyone who's interested | 19:34 |
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Ricardo777 | The last thing I saw was The curser of the mouse & then orangy background, then the curser turned into a loading animative symbol, then blank. The screen turned black & the cd made some loading sounds then nothing. Just the arrow curser & a black blank screen. | 19:34 |
Ricardo777 | I waited, but nothing. | 19:34 |
Ricardo777 | I checked for defects & it found 1 defect in the cd (or program). | 19:35 |
Ricardo777 | so, now what? | 19:35 |
unused_bagels | I found out on ubuntu forums I can get the driver for my printer from Jaunty, where it's actually functional. I have an Epson Artisan 800. Anyone know how I can get this driver through terminal? | 19:35 |
Voltron | Burn a new CD Ricardo, if it found a defect | 19:35 |
Ricardo777 | how do I fix this? | 19:35 |
Ricardo777 | burn another cd? | 19:36 |
Ricardo777 | hmm, ok. | 19:36 |
Voltron | yeah, the CD shouldnt have a ny defects in it | 19:36 |
Ricardo777 | It'll be my last cd. | 19:36 |
Voltron | the check cd thing shouldnt return any errors | 19:36 |
jelly-bean | forceflow: thnx | 19:36 |
Ricardo777 | hmm... | 19:37 |
mib_etsc5vue | does a harddisk die if it is shot down during format? | 19:37 |
Ricardo777 | is it the brand or type of cd? | 19:37 |
Voltron | mib, from what you said earlier, it sounds like your HD is bad. it might have been just a coincidence that it died during the format | 19:37 |
[Kerberos] | alguien en español ?? XD | 19:37 |
Myrtti | !es | [Kerberos] | 19:37 |
ubottu | [Kerberos]: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 19:37 |
prince485 | un pocito | 19:37 |
Zombie_Gaz | Alright... got ALSA sound that keeps shutting down. How can I restart the sound without a reboot? | 19:37 |
unused_bagels | I found out on ubuntu forums I can get the driver for my printer from Jaunty, where it's actually functional. I have an Epson Artisan 800. Anyone know how I can get this driver through terminal? | 19:37 |
unused_bagels | Please, someone help me get my printer driver | 19:38 |
Voltron | Ricardo777 it shouldnt be the brand or anything. Sometimes CD just dont burn properly | 19:38 |
Ricardo777 | hmm... | 19:38 |
Ubuntu_Noob | man the ubuntu forum's been down for awhile | 19:38 |
Voltron | It has happened to me once before | 19:38 |
CheesyWeasel | Slart: That fixed it, thanks. | 19:38 |
Ricardo777 | hmm ok. | 19:38 |
aleron6 | does anybody know how to create a new channel | 19:38 |
Ricardo777 | well, here goes my last cd. What speed you recommend? | 19:38 |
Odd-rationale | aleron6: /join #newchannel | 19:38 |
fosco__ | aleron6, /join #new_channel | 19:39 |
Kl4m | Any cron-apt users? | 19:39 |
Ricardo777 | does speed help in this matter? | 19:39 |
Voltron | it might, i usually just burn at full speed, but i have tons of extra cds laying around so its no big deal to me | 19:39 |
Voltron | sorry... | 19:39 |
jiffe92 | if apt-get install of a package is complaining that a deb 'is not a debian binary archive', what might be wrong about it that it thinks this, or how would I go about finding out? | 19:39 |
Ubuntu_Noob | if i already installed ubuntu previously on my computer, and it crashed, and i re-installed it, is there anyway to delete/format/erase the previous ubuntu installation (it keeps asking me on the GRUB boot menu if i want to start this ubuntu or the previous one) | 19:39 |
ratinacage781 | can someone help me get out of 800x600 resolution?! http://pastebin.com/m21b6daeb | 19:40 |
templaedhel | when I back up, and reinstall ubuntu should I have a /home partition AND a / partition? | 19:40 |
Voltron | templaedhel, thats how i have mine setup | 19:40 |
ratinacage781 | can someone help me get out of 800x600 resolution?! http://pastebin.com/m21b6daeb | 19:40 |
Voltron | one / partition and one /home partition | 19:40 |
Voltron | but its not required | 19:40 |
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jelly-bean | i want my middle mouse button to minimize the current window in x11. how can i configure that? | 19:40 |
nukeslion | question: when i try to adjust the volume on my sound device (x-fi headset) the bars tend to go straight to zero, but alsamixer can change it just fine | 19:41 |
nukeslion | any ideas what would cause that? | 19:41 |
Ricardo777 | Also to note, these cds have been in storege till now since this computer is back to better, like new (it got new a mounth ago, I think, with updates & etc.). | 19:41 |
ratinacage781 | can someone help me get out of 800x600 resolution?! http://pastebin.com/m21b6daeb | 19:41 |
Slart | !res | ratinacage781 | 19:41 |
ubottu | ratinacage781: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 19:42 |
mib_etsc5vue | Voltron: how can I scan disk using ubuntu live? | 19:42 |
mib_etsc5vue | or any other way how to understand if my hdd is bad | 19:42 |
blackjak | how do I set gateway with ifconfig command | 19:42 |
Slart | blackjak: I'm not sure you can.. there is a "route" command though | 19:43 |
blackjak | Thanks | 19:43 |
B10S | where can i find the file that creates this index file: http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/2052/indexofhi9.png | 19:43 |
Ricardo777 | This last cd I'm not sure if it will work. In the cd case on were the cd rests has some, maybe, finger smuge, not sure. & on the back of the cd has some very minor dust particuls. Not all over, but in some spots. | 19:43 |
Voltron | Mib, I honestly have no idea | 19:44 |
Slart | B10S: I think it's some kind of built in file listing thingy in apache | 19:44 |
Templar_Xion | I don't know where to ask this question: When were 64bit CPUs introduced? P4? P3? | 19:44 |
blackjak | if I want to see all modules starting with rt in their names what was the command - lsmod | gped rt ? | 19:44 |
jelly-bean | when i minimize my windows in ubuntu there is a black outline trail animation as the window minimizes to the bottom tray. is there a way to disable the effect? | 19:44 |
Voltron | Ricardo, I have had some pretty messed up CDs work. Hopefully it works for you... | 19:44 |
Ricardo777 | & not to mension it's my last! So, I really want to be sure of everything & have it to work finally this time. | 19:44 |
mib_2xa64ddx | Voltron: Sorry, can you say it again please? | 19:44 |
itachi | blackjak, grep* | 19:44 |
Slart | Templar_Xion: wikipedia have some good articles on that.. this is the wrong channel.. I think ##hardware might be more appropriate | 19:44 |
blackjak | I 10x | 19:45 |
tstaerk | hi, how can I download the source of kdebase that ubuntu uses? | 19:45 |
mib_2xa64ddx | How to scan the dis | 19:45 |
blackjak | 10x itachi | 19:45 |
Templar_Xion | Slart, Thx | 19:45 |
templaedhel | is there a way to find sze of whole harddrive? | 19:45 |
dennda | how do you plot a function with octave? | 19:45 |
deany | B10S, add "indexes" to your config | 19:45 |
Slart | templaedhel: df will give you some info | 19:45 |
tstaerk | templaedhel, hwinfo --block, df -h, ... | 19:45 |
Ricardo777 | The last cd I did was 4x. | 19:45 |
deany | B10S, also AllowOverride Indexes | 19:45 |
Ricardo777 | speed. | 19:45 |
B10S | Slart: there must be a file to edit hoe it is displayed? | 19:45 |
Slart | dennda: probably using the "plot" command.. | 19:45 |
dad_ | hello!! | 19:46 |
B10S | deany: sorry what? | 19:46 |
Voltron | Mib, I honestly have no idea how to check to see if the HD is healthy, if it doesnt show up as a device on the live CD. | 19:46 |
dad_ | I can not install nvidia.run file, here is the log of the installer: http://pastebin.com/f5bad4fa2 | 19:46 |
dennda | Slart: yeah so what would I type to plot -x*log(x) in the range from 0 to 1? just doing plot -x*log(x) didn't help | 19:46 |
Slart | B10S: I'm not sure I agree with the "there must be".. it's possible there is a template file or something but it might also be generated | 19:46 |
tstaerk | tstaerk, apt-get source | 19:46 |
deany | "<B10S> where can i find the file that creates this index file:" < for that | 19:46 |
mib_2xa64ddx | Ok. Thanks | 19:46 |
dad_ | Can anyone tell where I am wrong? | 19:47 |
mib_2xa64ddx | Does anybody know how to scan HDD on Ubuntu Live? | 19:47 |
cfedde | scan? | 19:47 |
Slart | dennda: http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/doc/interpreter/Plotting.html#Plotting | 19:47 |
Pabix | Hello, I think I have found a bug in an aptitude easter egg but would like to know whether you can reproduce it: just launch “sudo aptitude”, then open menu with Ctl-T and then select minesweeper game | 19:47 |
mib_2xa64ddx | Like scan disk in Windows, to see if there is bad sectors etc. | 19:47 |
Pabix | I get “Ouch! Got SIGABRT, dying..\nAbandon | 19:47 |
Slart | Pabix: same here | 19:48 |
dad_ | I have tried all the methods, I have a Nvidia Nforce610 chipset, and can not have anything else than 600x800 | 19:48 |
Luigi | Audio seems hit-or-miss on my system. No matter what movie player I use, I can never seem to play audio in my videos after opening Firefox. | 19:48 |
Ricardo777 | Anybody for help with me? | 19:48 |
Luigi | Can anyone tell me what's going wrong? | 19:48 |
cfedde | mib_2xa64ddx: fsck | 19:48 |
Pabix | Slart, I'll be glad then to file a bug for a completely useless feature :) | 19:48 |
Voltron | Ricardo, what did you need help with? The CD thing? | 19:49 |
Scunizi | Will k3b convert mp3's on the fly to burn an audio cd? and if so how? I get an error box suggesting the conversion outside of k3b. | 19:49 |
dremits | hey all. I can't seem to get Tomcat to work. Visited localhost:8080 but it says Not found (apache error, not tomcat/firefox error). Worked when I first installed tomcat but on reboot it isn't | 19:49 |
Luigi | I can close Firefox and all, but the audio seems to be totally dead. | 19:49 |
B10S | deany: is there a security risk leaving the standard indexes? | 19:49 |
mib_2xa64ddx | cfedde: what is fsck? how can I use it? | 19:49 |
Voltron | Pabix, on Jaunty I get the same error | 19:49 |
presshere | how can i find MAC adreses on NETWORK? | 19:49 |
Luigi | Totem doesn't even let me touch the volume at this point... but if I restart everything is normal again. | 19:49 |
Pabix | Oh no, it is already there: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/285241 | 19:49 |
deany | B10S, no idea, about the same as having the web server loaded i`d guess :) | 19:49 |
Scunizi | mib_2xa64ddx: if you don't know what it is why do you want to use it? | 19:49 |
Slart | Pabix: do that.. mark it "urgent".. ;) | 19:49 |
cfedde | mib_2xa64ddx: it's a command line utility that linux runs on the file system occasionaly on boot. and when the os discovers a disk problem | 19:49 |
B10S | lol | 19:49 |
deany | B10S, could always password it | 19:50 |
Luigi | (Restarting poses its own problems for me...) | 19:50 |
archman | presshere: khm...MACs of users connected to network? | 19:50 |
dremits | hey all. I can't seem to get Tomcat to work. Visited localhost:8080 but it says Not found (apache error, not tomcat/firefox error). Worked when I first installed tomcat but on reboot it isn't | 19:50 |
DMI | Hi, I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, but I tried installing Windows XP alongside GRUB and it completely wiped it. The installation wouldn't complete and now I can't get rid of XP (it says NTLDR missing) | 19:50 |
Nirvana | :) | 19:50 |
Scunizi | !grub | DMI | 19:50 |
ubottu | DMI: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 19:50 |
presshere | archman: that`s right | 19:50 |
Slart | DMI: windows xp doesn't play nice with anything.. you probably wiped out the grub mbr.. but that can easily be repaired | 19:50 |
Ricardo777 | Well, here goes the next cd for burning Ubuntu. | 19:50 |
Ricardo777 | .. | 19:51 |
Voltron | good luck ricardo | 19:51 |
mib_2xa64ddx | cfedde: thanks | 19:51 |
B10S | i dont mind them indexes being accessed but i would like to know how they're created so i can edit the look of them or something | 19:51 |
Scunizi | Ricardo777: do it SLOW | 19:51 |
archman | presshere: i'm sure you can find that using airodump-ng...what do you need it for? Some research? | 19:51 |
mib_2xa64ddx | Scunisi: I kiss you. | 19:51 |
armenb | I'm having problems with apache in ubuntu. Is it appropriate to ask quesitons regarding this here? | 19:51 |
armenb | er, apache2 in ubuntu | 19:51 |
Slart | armenb: yes | 19:51 |
DMI | Slart, Scunizi: I tried all of that about four times but it keeps trying to boot into the XP install screen | 19:51 |
noon | whats the ideal way to run my gnu screen commands on startup? | 19:52 |
deany | B10S, probably a css file somewhere.. | 19:52 |
Scunizi | DMI: you have to do it with the live cd | 19:52 |
Slart | armenb: you might get better answers about apache in a more apache oriented channel though.. but we will certainly try to answer | 19:52 |
Ricardo777 | <Scunizi> that's what I'm asking, how SLOW? | 19:52 |
armenb | Slart - great. I'm having a stupid "_default_ VirtualHost overlap on port 80, the first has precedence" error when I try using virtualhosts, and the "NameVirtualHost *:80" panacea appears to not work. | 19:52 |
B10S | looks like PHP though | 19:52 |
Ricardo777 | 4x was last done. | 19:52 |
Scunizi | Ricardo777: as slow as your burner will allow | 19:52 |
deany | B10S, or maybe you can tell it to use a custom one you make.. | 19:52 |
presshere | i found a nice tool for changing MAC adresses but i need to find other MAC adrreses from my network... | 19:52 |
Ricardo777 | 1x, maybe? | 19:52 |
pack | the dell communtiy repo for firmware and omsa said there may be some dev that idle here. i'm having some update firmware issues. it doesn't look like newer perc firmwares are being uploaded. | 19:52 |
Ricardo777 | ok | 19:52 |
Ricardo777 | brb...... | 19:52 |
ratinacage78 | i'm stuck in 800x600 resolution. can someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me?!?! http://pastebin.com/m6e145613 | 19:52 |
Scunizi | Ricardo777: most modern burners won't do 1x anymore.. 4x maybe 6x..with some | 19:52 |
deany | B10S, the musicindex plugin i have compiled for it has a css for for editing, if i so wish.... | 19:52 |
archman | presshere: you can spoof your mac with sudo macchanger -- (option) | 19:53 |
Slart | armenb: way over my head there.. never messed with virtual hosts.. I hope someone else knows what to do | 19:53 |
Kl4m | ratinacage78: HOW are you stuck? | 19:53 |
Voltron | armenb: no idea, sorry | 19:53 |
ratinacage78 | Kl4m - no other options. | 19:53 |
archman | presshere: there's only one MAC if only you are connected to your network | 19:53 |
Voltron | armenb: /join #apache | 19:53 |
armenb | voltron - already there, but i guess most people are taking holiday today... | 19:54 |
armenb | thanks though | 19:54 |
Ricardo777 | 4x I had done. Should I do that one again? | 19:54 |
Scunizi | armenb: could be most that hang there aren't awake yet.. | 19:54 |
cozza | Wow this is my first time on GOB and in a IRC. I would like some help if possible on my graphics card I have a compaq evo N600c I think the graphics card is a ATI mobility Radeon AGP 4x but although I have a display to type here the colours arnt right. When the gos screen starts though all looks ok? | 19:54 |
DMI | Slart: Yeah, I'm in a live CD right now, do you think that installing Ubuntu again on a spare partition could work? | 19:54 |
Scunizi | Ricardo777: sure.. also are you burning as an image or data? | 19:54 |
Ricardo777 | I'm using InfraRecorder. | 19:55 |
noon | whats the ideal way to run my gnu screen commands on startup? eg: screen -S irc /bin/sh -c "irssi", and a few others.. | 19:55 |
Ricardo777 | image. | 19:55 |
B10S | the css would be handy | 19:55 |
Scunizi | Ricardo777: good.. | 19:55 |
_b_r_a_d_ | Hi, I tried looking online for help with my linksys wireless g wusb54gc network card, but it was hard to describe the problem in a search engine. Games, updated, etc seem to work fine usually, but firefox times out about 90% of the time. I can connect to my WAP no problem, but am not sure where to begin troubleshooting...any advice? | 19:55 |
Slart | DMI: that might work.. but you can reinstall the mbr from a live cd if you want.. it would be much faster | 19:55 |
Slart | DMI: try the link to "reinstalling grub after windows install" in ubottus little !grub message | 19:56 |
Ricardo777 | ok, so 4x? any other sugestions before I go to burn? | 19:56 |
deany | B10S, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_autoindex.html | 19:56 |
Slart | !grub | DMI | 19:56 |
ubottu | DMI: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 19:56 |
burkmat | _b_r_a_d_, Your connection works fine except for Firefox? | 19:56 |
_b_r_a_d_ | seems to for the most part, every once in a while update manager will time out, but that's infrequent enough I'm not worried about it. And when it can't connect in firefox, I can dig the site I'm attempting to connect to no problem | 19:57 |
Ricardo777 | I really hope & pray it works this time. I Really want to see & use Ubuntu (from cd at least for now. Future maybe install on computer). | 19:57 |
B10S | deany: thanks | 19:57 |
Scunizi | _b_r_a_d_: might be a weird quirk with a plugin you have.. you could try renaming ~/.mozilla to ~/.mozilla.backup and restart FF to see what happens then | 19:57 |
jp_sf | DMI: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows | 19:57 |
ShoesLife | how does one change the keyboard to US International in order to do special chars like ç, á ã õ ? thank you | 19:57 |
deany | B10S, might be of some help | 19:57 |
magcius | Hm... I tried including a new PulseAudio PPA in my sources, but it's not updating. | 19:57 |
magcius | apt-cache show pulseaudio doesn't show it either | 19:58 |
Scunizi | ShoesLife: System>Preferences>Keyboard | 19:58 |
dremits | hey all. I can't seem to get Tomcat to work. Visited localhost:8080 but it says Not found (apache error, not tomcat/firefox error). Worked when I first installed tomcat but on reboot it isn't | 19:58 |
blackjak | a | 19:58 |
ShoesLife | Scunizi: there is no US Internacional there. | 19:58 |
DMI | Slart, jp_sf: I ran "root (hd1,0); setup (hd1)" is that ok or do I always have to run "setup (hd0)"? | 19:58 |
jelly-bean | when i installed ubuntu i think it defaulted to Gnome | 19:58 |
jelly-bean | is there an easy way to switch to KDE? | 19:58 |
Scunizi | ShoesLife: is there a British? | 19:58 |
_b_r_a_d_ | /usr/share/mozilla? | 19:58 |
blackjak | how do I add dns servers in the terminal | 19:58 |
ShoesLife | Scunizi: yes | 19:59 |
presshere | archman: sry i got prob with conection, thanks for helping | 19:59 |
Scunizi | ShoesLife: British international? | 19:59 |
dremits | sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat | 19:59 |
ratinacage78 | i'm stuck in 800x600 resolution after fresh install. can someone PLEASE help?! http://pastebin.com/m6e145613 | 19:59 |
burkmat | !kde | jelly-bean | 19:59 |
dremits | hey all. I can't seem to get Tomcat to work. Visited localhost:8080 but it says Not found (apache error, not tomcat/firefox error). Worked when I first installed tomcat but on reboot it isn't | 19:59 |
ubottu | jelly-bean: KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. For more information on KDE 4, see !kde4 | 19:59 |
Slart | DMI: I'm not familiar with all the commands in grub.. but I recognize those two.. I can't say if they are correct though | 19:59 |
zimbres | Can't use cp to copy directories? For example cp dir1 dir2? | 19:59 |
_b_r_a_d_ | Scunizi - which mozilla, /usr/lib/mozilla /ur/lib64/mozilla /usr/share/mozilla ? | 19:59 |
ShoesLife | Scunizi: yes, but i can't do the ç | 19:59 |
trippss | so what is the easiest/fastest way to cancel a hibernation in progress? | 19:59 |
burkmat | blackjak, Modify your /etc/resolv.conf | 19:59 |
Slart | zimbres: have you tried? | 20:00 |
Ricardo777 | Ok I'm ready if there be no other suggestion...? | 20:00 |
Scunizi | _b_r_a_d_: ~/.mozilla... ~ means your home directory so /home/<username>/.mozilla | 20:00 |
jp_sf | dremits: for Tomcat start automatically you have to run the startup.sh in /usr/local/tomcat/bin | 20:00 |
zimbres | Slart, How should I do to copy? | 20:00 |
_b_r_a_d_ | okay | 20:00 |
blackjak | I can not browse internet. Ping resolves yahoo.com, so I'm guessing dns servers are ok.Any idea | 20:00 |
Slart | zimbres: did you try what you just wrote? | 20:00 |
Scunizi | ShoesLife: sounds like you have to play around with it a little.. sorry I don't have a solid answer for you. | 20:01 |
zimbres | Slart, Yes, but it didn'd copy. | 20:01 |
archman | guys anyone updated new kernel headers that are available in update manager? i'm new in updating, so i wanna make sure everything will be ok... | 20:01 |
zimbres | *didn't | 20:01 |
Ricardo777 | Ok, here I go....brb.... | 20:01 |
dremits | no such directory | 20:01 |
Slart | zimbres: ok, try cp -r <dir1> <dir2> | 20:01 |
nbeebo | how to change /home-folder ? | 20:01 |
Ricardo777 | burning.... | 20:01 |
dremits | jp_sf | 20:01 |
burkmat | nbeebo, usermod | 20:02 |
nbeebo | hmmm ok | 20:02 |
t-nor | hi is it possible to configure apt-get to set a different install directory ? | 20:02 |
Scunizi | t-nor: inistallation directories is determined by the package not apt | 20:03 |
t-nor | Scunizi: that what i tought, thank you | 20:03 |
Jockeo | I run Gutsy Gibbon. I've added a new repository to install an application (winff). When trying to install in Synaptic I get "Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (>=2.14.1) but 2.12.0-1ubuntu3 is to be installed". It seems like I cannot get a newer version of libgtk2.0 since I run Gutsy. Do I have to upgrade to Intrepid to fix this? | 20:03 |
Scunizi | t-nor: and it's not a single directory a package goes into most of the time. | 20:03 |
jp_sf | t-nor: /etc/apt/sources.list | 20:03 |
jp_sf | t-nor: sorry Scunizi is right I have misread your question | 20:04 |
cozza | Hello would anybody be able to assist me with my graphics driver on my laptop? Please? | 20:04 |
_b_r_a_d_ | Scunizi - renaming the .mozilla to .mozilla.backup seems to have resolved my issue, many thanks. Any insight into what was going on, corrupt prefs? | 20:04 |
squarebracket | i think i just deleted my "my documents" folder on my windows hard drive when trying to create a shortcut over on the left of nautilus..... help somebody? | 20:05 |
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archman | presshere you tried? | 20:05 |
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Scunizi | _b_r_a_d_: if your system is an upgrade it could be a plugin.. you can change the name back and reload then delete or remove all the plugins that are loaded.. or just export your bookmarks etc so you can use the fresh one. :) | 20:05 |
tul_ | squarebracket: perhaps you've just copied it to some win folder | 20:05 |
burkmat | !anyone | cozza | 20:06 |
* robin0800 test | 20:06 | |
ubottu | cozza: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 20:06 |
Scunizi | robin0800: pong | 20:06 |
squarebracket | tul_, it prompted me something about trash and i hit cancel, but then it disappeared anyways :S | 20:06 |
tul_ | squarebracket: you're running ubuntu now? | 20:07 |
squarebracket | tul_, yes | 20:07 |
tul_ | and what exactly did you do? | 20:07 |
cmwslw | I accidentally deleted my filesystem with sudo | 20:07 |
cmwslw | what should I do? | 20:07 |
^A^kira | hellp | 20:08 |
Voltron | cmwslw , reinstall ? | 20:08 |
mib_dbln7d | hi | 20:08 |
burkmat | cmwslw, Define "delete your filesystem"? | 20:08 |
Slart | cmwslw: you deleted the root ? | 20:08 |
burkmat | !hi | mib_dbln7d | 20:08 |
^A^kira | some1 know how to see/check SN/IDnum of SDcard? | 20:08 |
ubottu | mib_dbln7d: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 20:08 |
Flux_teh_Fox | XD sudo rm -f / | 20:08 |
squarebracket | tul_, i wanted to create a shortcut on the left of nautilus, you know along with drives and stuff. so i dragged my documents over to the left, like i've done before. but i guess i had it over trash, cuz it prompted me something about trash, so i hit cancel. | 20:08 |
blackjak | does anyone know what the module b44 is for? | 20:08 |
squarebracket | tul_, and then it disappeared... | 20:08 |
mib_dbln7d | can someone pm me with help on downloading distros from one comp to another. Staff perferably | 20:08 |
burkmat | Flux_teh_Fox, doesn't ubuntu say "no!" when you try to do that? also... -r would be needed. :p | 20:08 |
Slart | Flux_teh_Fox: refrain from even mentioning such commands here.. there's always someone that just has to try it | 20:09 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I may have spoken too soon. After renaming .mozilla to .mozilla.backup google.com and yahoo.com came up right away, even got signed into my yahoo mail account, but as soon as I click on inbox, it starts timing out again. Just so you know, when this was a windows box, it had to use virtual IRQ ports because of too many usb ports on the box, don't know if that has anything to do with the problems I'm having with the connectivity rught now | 20:09 |
Flux_teh_Fox | Ok, sorry | 20:09 |
Voltron | blackjakhttp://hardware4linux.info/module/b44/: | 20:09 |
mib_dbln7d | lol | 20:09 |
burkmat | blackjak, Well... B43 runs my Broadcom BCM4306. | 20:09 |
blackjak | awesome 10x | 20:09 |
tul_ | squarebracket: if you put it in trash so its in the trashbin folder. | 20:09 |
burkmat | Ah, nevermind. :) | 20:09 |
hocine21 | hello body ! | 20:10 |
squarebracket | tul_, no i think it was the "too big for trash bin" prompt. it's not in the trash bin | 20:10 |
tul_ | squarebracket: if not you probobly just erased the link. | 20:10 |
SiDi | Hello hocine21. | 20:10 |
tul_ | search the folder with the search option | 20:10 |
noon | how do i remove something i added with update-rc.d <script> defaults ? | 20:10 |
ShoesLife | Scunizi: thanks anyway. | 20:11 |
blackjak | is it normal network manager not to recognize rausb0 interface | 20:11 |
burkmat | noon, check `man update-rc.d` | 20:11 |
Princess_Ludwig | bonsoir | 20:11 |
SiDi | Hello Princess_Ludwig. Try #ubuntu-fr for french support ;) | 20:12 |
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Princess_Ludwig | sorry wrong language on the wrong chan :D | 20:12 |
gotcha | hallo | 20:13 |
_b_r_a_d_ | any further troubleshooting help for my wireless or firefox issues, or ways to help narrow down where the problem is? | 20:13 |
Scunizi | ShoesLife: I hope you find the answer | 20:13 |
Zerocool947 | How do I take extra choices off of the boot menu when I start my laptop? | 20:13 |
SiDi | burkmat, it should be in /etc/rc3.d or rc6.d | 20:13 |
SiDi | Princess_Ludwig, no problem ;) | 20:13 |
blizzle | Zerocool947, sudo aptitude install startupmanager | 20:13 |
Princess_Ludwig | ^^ | 20:13 |
squarebracket | tul_, it is not in the trash bin. | 20:13 |
tul_ | squarebracket: ok have you searched it? | 20:14 |
squarebracket | tul_, no. should i search through my linux partition or my windows? | 20:14 |
Zerocool947 | blizzle, Isn't there a way to do it by just changing the text in a file? | 20:14 |
tul_ | start with the linux one. | 20:14 |
blizzle | Zerocool947, Do yourself a favour. Use startupmanager. | 20:15 |
SiDi | Zerocool947, you mean all the lines on grub ? They're written in /boot/grub/menu.lst | 20:15 |
blizzle | Zerocool947, You'll find startupmanager provides other compelling features. | 20:15 |
SiDi | Zerocool947, though it's better to keep the lines, if one day you have a problem with the latest kernel, you can still boot on an old one listed in the menu | 20:16 |
geirha | Zerocool947: the best way is to uninstall the kernel-packages you don't need though. Uninstalling a kernel removes it from the list | 20:16 |
_b_r_a_d_ | also, tried renaming .mozilla to .mozilla.backup[1] again, this time it did not work right away, I have no idea how to narrow down where the problem is | 20:16 |
aixenv | so i read about some ppl having issues with sound after switching to intrepid, i had issues with flash in FF, fixed it, by adding a nonfree pkg, but now im back to no sound in FF with flash/youtube any ideas? | 20:17 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, what is your wireless problem exactly ? | 20:17 |
geirha | *from the menu | 20:17 |
blizzle | aixenv, Sure, uninstall and then reinstall Flash (10). | 20:17 |
kb3ien | i'm trying to get Order Allow,Deny not to generate "Invaid command 'order'..." seems i need mod_authz_host but apt-get cannot find it. | 20:18 |
kb3ien | any one here with some apache22 experience? | 20:18 |
aixenv | hrm o ill try that | 20:18 |
_b_r_a_d_ | SiDi - I am getting timeouts with a wireless USB adapter about 95% of the time. But it just seems to be in the browser, I can still dig sites, run updates, and connect to servers for playing games, etc...renamed .mozilla to .mozilla.backup, seemed to work the first time, second time it didn't work very well | 20:18 |
burkmat | kb3ien, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_access.html ? | 20:19 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I can connect to and authenticate with my WAP, no problem | 20:19 |
squarebracket | oh thank god i found it | 20:19 |
illbeatu | why is firefox not working in ubuntu? | 20:19 |
hoonteke | yaey, we're busy today, even for #ubuntu -> >1500 people in the room. | 20:19 |
kb3ien | mod access seems missing from libapache2-mod-* | 20:19 |
illbeatu | i try to bookmark and nothing is happening | 20:19 |
illbeatu | i try to view flash video | 20:19 |
illbeatu | i have the plugin and it says i don't | 20:19 |
illbeatu | why is ubuntu so full of bugs | 20:19 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, and with midori / opera / konqueror, does it run well ? | 20:19 |
kb3ien | it moved ages ago, not that it seems to affect legacy 2.0 or 1.x installs. | 20:20 |
Oxygenfad | Hey guys, when I vbox ubuntu the internet wont work. On my HOST and GUEST. I have a USB wifi card built in on my lap top. How do I fix this problem ? | 20:20 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, do you have proxy settings in your firefox preferences ? | 20:20 |
squarebracket | OXYGENFAD?!? | 20:20 |
Oxygenfad | lol | 20:20 |
Oxygenfad | Yes | 20:20 |
squarebracket | =D | 20:20 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I haven't tried any other browser,s tried to install opera with a sudo apt-get install opera, but came back as on orphaned package | 20:20 |
* squarebracket is a fan | 20:20 | |
burkmat | !enter | illbeatu | 20:20 |
ubottu | illbeatu: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 20:20 |
_b_r_a_d_ | checking if I have proxy settings | 20:20 |
hoonteke | question, I'm running intrepid right now. How do I get older versions of OpenOffice? I've found what I think is a bug, but it's obscure enough and deals with transitions from older OOo. I'd like to make sure it's recreatabel ... | 20:20 |
burkmat | illbeatu, How did you install it? | 20:20 |
Oxygenfad | hahaha awesome thanks man :D | 20:20 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, opera is proprietary, it's not in the repository. Try "midori" | 20:20 |
illbeatu | i first tried from the adobe site, then i tried from package manager | 20:21 |
illbeatu | none of them work. | 20:21 |
squarebracket | my pleasure =] | 20:21 |
illbeatu | it also appears all my bookmarks have been erased | 20:21 |
burkmat | illbeatu, What package? What Ubuntu? | 20:21 |
_b_r_a_d_ | will try midori -- my connection settings have "Use system proxy settings" | 20:21 |
illbeatu | 8.04, the flash player package... | 20:21 |
kb3ien | any ideas? | 20:21 |
illbeatu | great. now I have a Failed to check for installed and available applications error | 20:22 |
illbeatu | i wish open source wasn't so much marketing. and more stable software. | 20:22 |
burkmat | illbeatu, "The flash player package"? Nonfree? or from the adobe repos? | 20:23 |
kb3ien | nevermind, authz host was installed by apache2 package (really apache2.2) | 20:23 |
_b_r_a_d_ | oh, one other thing I noticed is that while most apps can use my network connection, wine-doors fails to detect network settings, it's almost as if some apps can see it, some can't, and some are randomly seeing it | 20:23 |
illbeatu | i tried both burkmat | 20:23 |
illbeatu | the one that is "offical ubuntu" | 20:23 |
kb3ien | the installer made such a dogpile of the standard install i just mved it all out the way... | 20:23 |
illbeatu | and the .deb file that adobe site lets you download | 20:23 |
Ricardo777 | ok finished burning. | 20:23 |
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jelly-bean | i can't find the php binary on my ubuntu setup. it's a stock installation. it came with php5 and apache2 installed and mysql5. which mysql works but which php doesnt return anything. where is it? | 20:24 |
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burkmat | illbeatu, what does `lsb_release -a | grep Codename` output? | 20:24 |
thomc | What command should I use to list all drives attached to my system, even those that aren't mounted? | 20:24 |
burkmat | thomc, `fdisk -l` perhaps what you need? | 20:24 |
Dillizar | !firefox | 20:24 |
ubottu | firefox is the default web-browser on Ubuntu. To install the latest version, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion Installing plugins: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxPlugins | 20:24 |
illbeatu | no lsb modules available | 20:24 |
aixenv | blizzie: i did that , uninstalles flashplugin-nonfree, and then reinstalled, closed and reopened FF same issue | 20:25 |
osed | i'm tryin to play an mp3 file in ubuntu with rhythm box and it's playin it but i dont hear any audio. my volume is turned up though. any ideas? | 20:25 |
burkmat | !who | illbeatu | 20:25 |
ubottu | illbeatu: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :) | 20:25 |
Ricardo777 | I really hope & pray it works this time. | 20:25 |
burkmat | illbeatu, but it has to say something else too? | 20:25 |
thomc | burkmat, thanks. | 20:25 |
illbeatu | hardy | 20:25 |
burkmat | thomc, no probs. | 20:25 |
Ricardo777 | I'm probably going to first check for defects to see. | 20:25 |
Ricardo777 | be back later. | 20:26 |
Ricardo777 | & thanks. | 20:26 |
Elive_user18 | hey guys - quick question: esd works under root but regular user gives me following errors: esd - ALSA lib confmisc.c:768:(parse_card) cannot find card '0' ... | 20:26 |
jelly-bean | ah looks like i was missing: sudo apt-get install php5-cli | 20:26 |
illbeatu | it also appears my firefox back and forward buttons are non-functional | 20:26 |
_b_r_a_d_ | Okay, midori seems to be working okay, but a little slow | 20:26 |
burkmat | illbeatu, I have no idea what you've done to that poor computer but you seem to have properly jammed things into the engine... Might i suggest you reinstall with Intrepid? | 20:27 |
Veratyr9 | !chmod | 20:27 |
ubottu | An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview | 20:27 |
hoonteke | Elive_user18: make sure that you've got permission on the device, or are in the necessary group. 'audio' is the group, I think | 20:27 |
hoonteke | on the other hand, may I ask why you need esd? | 20:28 |
B10S | no winamp for ubuntu? | 20:28 |
hoonteke | I've found pulseaudio to be fairly excellent for my needs | 20:28 |
hoonteke | B10S: not the program winamp, unless you use wine | 20:28 |
hoonteke | but Ubuntu does have other options | 20:28 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, then its firefox's proxy settings, or a plugin | 20:28 |
ratinacage78 | can someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me?! i'm stuck in 800x600 resolution after install. | 20:28 |
hoonteke | Applications -> Sound & Video | 20:28 |
B10S | dont want wine, just yet | 20:28 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, do you have torbutton plugin or something similar ? | 20:28 |
illbeatu | so... is there any way so ubuntu does NOT screw up again while doing normal operations? | 20:28 |
aixenv | btw i found a fix | 20:29 |
hoonteke | B10S: there's also amarok, which may be more similar to itunes than winamp | 20:29 |
rhosigma | hello everyone | 20:29 |
burkmat | !please | ratinacage78 | 20:29 |
ubottu | ratinacage78: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience | 20:29 |
hoonteke | B10S: or rhythmbox | 20:29 |
illbeatu | i see a slew of bugs when i type "sudo ubuntu bug" | 20:29 |
hoonteke | rhythmbox, I suppose is more for the gnome desktop | 20:29 |
hoonteke | and amarok for the KDE | 20:29 |
hoonteke | but i use amarok anyway | 20:29 |
B10S | can you stream your playlist with shoutcast? | 20:29 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I don't have anything custom installed into firefox, SiDi -- but my system that's having the problem just locked up, I'm going to restart it | 20:29 |
illbeatu | when i google for sudo ubuntu bugs i see a lot | 20:29 |
aixenv | http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/11/fix-for-no-sound-issue-in-ubuntu-810.html | 20:29 |
newmember | ratinacage78: how much RAM do you have on your video card? | 20:29 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I'm going to do some googling based on narrowing this down. I'll be back when I'm hitting my head against the wall some more | 20:30 |
vexue | got a stupid problem with this wireless key and mouse | 20:30 |
burkmat | illbeatu, to be fair... 2,5 million hits "ubuntu bug", 156 mil "windows bug"... | 20:30 |
vexue | when i goto web sites and scoll down it is like on automatic and just flys down the page | 20:31 |
vexue | anyone have this happen to you | 20:31 |
Elive_user18 | ohh nice... yes, adding users group to audio solved esd problem... but unfortunatly xmms cannot still connect to it. it tells me 'please check if snd card conf corr or no ther program is blocking the soundcard' how can I check whats blocking soundcard? | 20:31 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, try to put firefox to "no proxy", just to check. maybe your system settings are wrong, and some apps that use it are having trouble | 20:31 |
vexue | not sure how to fix | 20:31 |
DIFH-iceroot | i have installed xubuntu-desktop but did not find any option to select kde or ubuntu as a session (all three are installed) | 20:32 |
Alexplay | burkmat: actually 9 million for ubuntu, and 17 million for windows :) | 20:32 |
Elive_user18 | hoonteke - thats for your help... any help with xmms snd? | 20:32 |
SiDi | DIFH-iceroot, when you login, click on "session" button | 20:32 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I'll try that, SiDi | 20:32 |
DIFH-iceroot | SiDi: there is no session button | 20:32 |
DIFH-iceroot | SiDi: auto-login | 20:32 |
burkmat | Alexplay, Not in my Google... oO | 20:32 |
Alexplay | burkmat: >:D | 20:33 |
hoonteke | Elive_user18: to be honest, it's been so long since I | 20:33 |
SiDi | Alexplay, google trends give more results to ubuntu than windows though :) | 20:33 |
hoonteke | 've used xmms, that I couldn't tell you | 20:33 |
DIFH-iceroot | SiDi: if i logout, xfce4 is starting without the question if i want kde or gnome | 20:33 |
Alexplay | SiDi: lol, anyway back to ontopic | 20:33 |
hoonteke | it's always some little problem like this, I eventually move to whatever teh default was on the distro | 20:33 |
SiDi | DIFH-iceroot, i suppose you can modify your .xinitrc file then. (or something similar). Try to launch gdmflexiserver, change session, go back to your session and reboot, too ? | 20:33 |
hoonteke | or amarok | 20:33 |
hoonteke | In this case, I think it's gnome movie player for one-off files | 20:34 |
hoonteke | or amarok for actual playlists | 20:34 |
hoonteke | plus, I'm a DB guy | 20:34 |
hoonteke | and amarok plays well with my favorite DB, Postgres | 20:34 |
hoonteke | good luck, Elive_user18 | 20:34 |
Elive_user18 | thanks noonteke... i need to figure out what is blocking my soundcard | 20:35 |
Elive_user18 | :( | 20:35 |
Elive_user18 | s/noonteke/hoonteke | 20:35 |
deany | Elive_user18, I use xmms fine, using ALSA | 20:35 |
hoonteke | Elive_user18: try lsof | 20:35 |
hoonteke | lsof = list open files | 20:36 |
fabio | <Elive_user18> : i use audacious instead with alsa | 20:36 |
deany | have also used a pulseaudio plugin ok to | 20:36 |
powergoal | is there a repository that includes gnump3d on ubuntu? currently using kubuntu 8.10 with kde4.2 | 20:36 |
osed | i'm tryin to play an mp3 file in ubuntu with rhythm box and it's playin it but i dont hear any audio. my volume is turned up though. any ideas? | 20:36 |
hoonteke | and since *nix is file based, it represents the the sound card as such another file, in the /dev folder | 20:36 |
hoonteke | Elive_user18: lsof | grep snd or lsof | less and page through .... | 20:36 |
hoonteke | to quit less, hit the 'q' button | 20:36 |
hoonteke | spacebar pages through | 20:37 |
hoonteke | ... | 20:37 |
B10S | none of them work on ubuntu 8.10? http://www.shoutcast.com/download-files | 20:37 |
Elive_user18 | [root ~]# lsof /dev/audio | 20:37 |
Elive_user18 | lsof: status error on /dev/audio: No such file or directory | 20:37 |
Elive_user18 | lsof 4.78 | 20:37 |
SiDi | osed, you need to install ubuntu-restricted-packages to get mp3 to play (its not installed by default because mp3 is proprietary) | 20:38 |
osed | sidi that would explain it thanks | 20:38 |
ratinacage78 | please help!!!! i'm stuck in 800x600 resolution after install. | 20:38 |
fabio | maybe this one: gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 | 20:38 |
SiDi | osed, sec, the name is wrong. Let me find it back | 20:38 |
templaedhel | okay so I'm backing up my system, and I have like 50 wep keys stored, and I want to put em on my external hd. how do I do that | 20:39 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: X problems are no fun. The most I have time for is to suggest removing your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, restart gdm (sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart), and see what happens | 20:39 |
SiDi | osed, "ubuntu-restricted-extras" | 20:39 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: other than that, look through /var/log/Xorg.0.log, or something to see if anything makes itself known to you. | 20:40 |
hoonteke | good luck | 20:40 |
fabio | <templaedhel>: use Mondo | 20:40 |
templaedhel | mondo? | 20:40 |
fabio | mondo is a bacup suite | 20:41 |
fabio | backup* | 20:41 |
ratinacage78 | hoonteke - honeslty i'm a total newb. that doesn't mean much to me. | 20:41 |
deany | talkin of shoutcast. I have musicindex module on another computer hosting my music which i stream where-ever, with a nice easy interface.. set playlists too: | 20:41 |
ratinacage78 | i'm ready to give up on linux at the end of my first day. | 20:41 |
methods | 3d games turn all squigilly messed up lines when using fglrx | 20:41 |
fabio | never give up | 20:41 |
ratinacage78 | i'm going to give up. 800x600 resolution SUCKS. | 20:42 |
deany | ratinacage78, tried installing restricted video drivers? | 20:42 |
templaedhel | I just want to know what file/folder I need to put my stored wep keys on my external hd | 20:42 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: let's talk here instead, please | 20:42 |
hoonteke | what that means is that you have to open up a terminal | 20:42 |
vexue | i got this stupid problem with my wireless mouse it scolls way to fast when useing ! can anyone help with this problem it seem like there should be an easy fix | 20:42 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: Applications->Accessories->Terminal | 20:43 |
hoonteke | a white screen should pop | 20:43 |
vexue | it didnt start out that way about a month of use it just started to do it | 20:43 |
vexue | ?? | 20:43 |
hoonteke | this is canonically know as the "commandline" | 20:43 |
templaedhel | vexue: settings>mouse> sensitivity | 20:43 |
hoonteke | if someone says something that starts with a dollar sign ($) they're generally referring to the commandline | 20:43 |
mib_dbln7d | hi, how can i install php, and mysql on ubuntu 8.10? | 20:44 |
sadaiyappan | Hi how can i get xchat to minmize to tray? | 20:44 |
Elive_user18 | mib_dbln7d, apt-get install php | 20:44 |
hoonteke | '$ lspci' translates to you typing 'lspci' after the '$' sign | 20:44 |
Elive_user18 | mib_dbln7d, apt-get install mysql | 20:44 |
vexue | i went to system mouse but that didnt work! | 20:45 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: okay, from what you just pasted, you're looking for the chipset, the VGA | 20:45 |
ratinacage78 | sorry hoonteke. | 20:45 |
mib_dbln7d | i don't have nternet on the target pc. i need the .deb file | 20:45 |
hoonteke | VGA stands for Video Graphics Adaptor, but you don't need to know that. VGA = video | 20:45 |
mib_dbln7d | to download | 20:45 |
ratinacage78 | got it. the intel blah blah blah. | 20:45 |
mib_dbln7d | lol | 20:45 |
jelly-bean | how do i start/stop services from shell ? | 20:45 |
templaedhel | no one knows how to back up wep keys??? | 20:45 |
jelly-bean | i'm used to fedora: service httpd restart | 20:45 |
deany | or, sudo apt-get install tasksel install lamp-server | 20:45 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: like I said earlier, getting X to work if it doesn't work, is ... to put it mildly, a bitch. It's come a LONG way since 2, 3, 4, and 5+ years ago, but it's still at it either works, or you'd better be ready to tinker | 20:46 |
mib_dbln7d | anyone know where to get the .deb download of php? | 20:46 |
deany | er I mean: , sudo apt-get tasksel install lamp-server | 20:46 |
Kl4m | /etc/init.d/apache2 restart | 20:46 |
deany | thats how i set up mine | 20:46 |
nightrid3r | mib_dbln7d youre installing a server with no net connection ???? | 20:46 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: the best I can offer is to start googling with "X doesn't work ubuntu" or "X small resolution intel <chipset number>" | 20:46 |
Slart | jelly-bean: there are several ways. I write "sudo /etc/init.d/<program name> start|stop|status to do stuff | 20:47 |
Slart | jelly-bean: so "sudo /etc/init.d/apache stop" to stop apache | 20:47 |
nightrid3r | mib_dbln7d try apt on cd | 20:47 |
_b_r_a_d_ | Weird, I have just had to force restart my computer twice now and each time, to get the mouse to work, I have to unplug it, then plug it back in. | 20:47 |
ratinacage78 | ok...i'm giving up. this sucks. | 20:47 |
Ienorand | Hi, what would be the best way to add aliases for commands that need root (sudo)? just edit .bashrc and create a .bash_aliases in /root? | 20:48 |
jk60 | I'm getting "Unable to forward this request at this time" at http://ubuntuforums.org/ Is anyone else having that problem? | 20:48 |
dkulchenko | is it possible to convert an existing ubuntu install to lvm? | 20:48 |
Kl4m | ratinacage78: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel | 20:48 |
deany | jk60, been down for a while | 20:48 |
jk60 | "All configured parent caches are currently unreachable" | 20:48 |
Ienorand | jk60: They're updating I've heard | 20:49 |
Elive_user18 | Ienorand, you can do alias command='sudo command' | 20:49 |
Kl4m | ratinacage78: if it's not installed, install and restart | 20:49 |
nightrid3r | ratinacage78 search for 800X600 in wiki.ubuntu.com ant take the mode en mon,itor lines | 20:49 |
jk60 | Thank you lenorand. | 20:49 |
mib_dbln7d | hello? How do i make a cd-r writeable again? | 20:49 |
B10S | ubuntu forums is using an earlier version of apache than me. NA NA NA NAAAA NA http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=82355 | 20:49 |
B10S | lol | 20:49 |
Ienorand | Elive_user18: ah, why didn't I think of that... | 20:49 |
jelly-bean | how can i fully remove the lamp installation that came with ubuntu? i tried sudo apt-get remove php5 apache2 mysql-server but apache is still running | 20:49 |
dkulchenko | #dualboot | 20:50 |
jelly-bean | Kl4m: thnx for the service cmd | 20:50 |
SiDi | _b_r_a_d_, i really don't know what could help you on that, sorry :/* | 20:50 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: what you're experience currently, is roughly "lack of driver compatibility" | 20:50 |
Daft_Punk | since upgrading from hardy to intrepid, i cant get sound in firefox for sites like youtube | 20:50 |
d1gital | how do i get mysql to listen on a port instead of a socket/ | 20:50 |
january1 | um... is there a way of hiding certain messages in pidgin? (like, whoever left the room?) | 20:50 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: I'm sorry, it's overwhelming, but perhaps another computer with a different chipset will give you more luck | 20:50 |
danbhfive | january1: look in plugins | 20:50 |
hoonteke | january1: yeah ... it's a plugin called hide join/part, I think | 20:51 |
january1 | thanks. | 20:51 |
ratinacage78 | too bad. this is what i have. i'm disconnecting my hard drive and dropping it out the window. | 20:51 |
january1 | how do i install plugins? where can I find them? | 20:51 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: no no, | 20:52 |
hoonteke | see the hdd isn't the problem | 20:52 |
hoonteke | it works grat! | 20:52 |
january1 | ah, i see | 20:52 |
hoonteke | its' the chipset on the mobo (motherboard) | 20:52 |
ratinacage78 | yes yes. no other option. i'm not working in 800x600. | 20:52 |
Ricardo777 | Back. | 20:52 |
Ricardo777 | Didn't work :( . | 20:52 |
january1 | nice. | 20:52 |
ratinacage78 | if noone can fix it i'm dropping it. | 20:52 |
dkulchenko | I'm on Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid with a dual-boot setup between that and Edubuntu 8.10. My desired setup is a quad-boot between Ubuntu,Edubuntu,Ubuntu 64-bit, and Ubuntu Studio. I've decided to do this with LVM because of problems I've been having with regular partitioning. What is the best option for me to go from my current scheme to LVM without losing data? | 20:52 |
deany | ratinacage78, what version of ubuntu ? | 20:53 |
Ricardo777 | Didn't get pass the main screen. | 20:53 |
cpk1 | ratinacage78: i take it you already tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg | 20:53 |
Ricardo777 | I couldn't even check for defects. | 20:53 |
hoonteke | ratinacage78: you know, what I often finds make stuff like this easier, do you have a linux savvy friend? The human contact makes computers much less ... drawl | 20:53 |
ratinacage78 | deany - 8.10 | 20:53 |
Ricardo777 | At least the cd before this last one worked a little better. | 20:54 |
Daft_Punk | since upgrading from hardy to intrepid, i cant get sound in firefox for sites like youtube | 20:54 |
Smee | is the file /etc/shells a list of installed shells, or a list of acceptable shells? | 20:54 |
Ricardo777 | I guess I should just buy a cd already made. | 20:54 |
deany | any drivers in the hardware drivers? | 20:55 |
danbhfive | Daft_Punk: try playing with gstreamer-properties | 20:55 |
cpk1 | ratinacage78: don't use pm, it makes it harder for other people to help you | 20:55 |
blackjak_ | thank you for your help guys | 20:55 |
deany | you might have to update the system before they appear.. just something to try.. | 20:55 |
blackjak_ | see u | 20:55 |
blackjak_ | bye | 20:55 |
ratinacage78 | i have already updated... | 20:55 |
deany | and nothing in system/admin/hardware drivers? | 20:56 |
ratinacage78 | and the only driver it lists in hardware drivers is my atheros card, which works fine. | 20:56 |
deany | oh ok | 20:56 |
deany | there is usually always a solution.... just have to look for it a bit harder | 20:56 |
Ricardo777 | Well, bye thanks for the help. | 20:57 |
Ricardo777 | God bless. | 20:57 |
ratinacage78 | i'm running 8.10 on an old hp xt963 with an insignia ns-15lcs monitor. | 20:57 |
osed | how can i make it so windowsKey+l locks my gnome screen? | 20:57 |
Daft_Punk | danbhfive, i tried all my options for audio output, the tests work but the sound in firefox does not and i restarted firefox each time | 20:57 |
ArcSighter | hi folks, what's the best way to install kde4.2 in ubuntu hardy 8.04.2 | 20:57 |
jelly-bean | osed: good q | 20:58 |
jelly-bean | how can i get a colored terminal? when i am using vim to edit php.ini its not highlighting my searches etc. | 20:58 |
danbhfive | ArcSighter: upgrade to jaunty, when it comes out | 20:58 |
deany | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 20:58 |
onyxique | :syntax on | 20:58 |
osed | jelly-bean i cahnged it to Super-L but it didnt work | 20:58 |
itachi | you can edit your .vimrc to always set syntax on | 20:58 |
davexoxide | hi everyone | 20:59 |
cpk1 | ratinacage78: is it integrated intel? | 20:59 |
jelly-bean | osed: i think super in linux is ctrl+esc | 20:59 |
ArcSighter | danbhfive: actually, I was looking for the way to do something like sudo aptitude -t jaunty install kde4 | 20:59 |
jelly-bean | itachi: thnx | 20:59 |
Daft_Punk | since upgrading from hardy to intrepid, i cant get sound in firefox for sites like youtube | 20:59 |
hoonteke | ArcSighter: yeah, I would suggest installing KDE4 until Jaunty | 20:59 |
davexoxide | is this a good place to ask questions about cron for ubuntu 8.10? | 20:59 |
templaedhel | Where does ubuntu store wep keys?? | 20:59 |
hoonteke | I tried, even with Intrepid, and it had lots of annoying bugs here and there | 20:59 |
gigi_ | salve | 21:00 |
hoonteke | but, they promise that jaunty will be better so ... | 21:00 |
gigi_ | hello | 21:00 |
osed | jelly-bean: looks like you're right. ctrl+esc+l worked | 21:00 |
SiDi | Daft_Punk, completely uninstall flash/gnash, and install "flashplugin-nonfree", it'll install Flash 10 that is *meant* to work well with Pulseaudio | 21:00 |
itachi | gigi_ hi! | 21:00 |
osed | but i've gotten windows key to act as <Super> in other things like Gnome-do | 21:00 |
osed | so i dont know whats up | 21:00 |
gigi_ | hi | 21:00 |
ArcSighter | hoonteke: so, I'll beta test it ;) just say me how | 21:00 |
gigi_ | I'm italian | 21:00 |
ArcSighter | I'm actually downloading source | 21:00 |
ArcSighter | from mirros | 21:00 |
ArcSighter | mirrors | 21:00 |
hoonteke | templaedhel: I don't know where on the file system, but you can access it through System->Preferences->Encryption & Keys | 21:00 |
gigi_ | oo | 21:00 |
jp_sf | gigi_, you can join #ubuntu-it if you want speak italian | 21:01 |
jj_galvez | does anyone know how / where to get the gkt-smooth-engine? it looks like it was dropped from the gtk2-engines package in Intrepid, (its present in Hardy's) | 21:01 |
ArcSighter | hoonteke: what I should add to my sources.list.d | 21:01 |
ratinacage78 | cpk1 - what do you mean integrated? | 21:01 |
Daft_Punk | SiDi, flashplugin-nonfree is all that is installed right now actually according to synaptic | 21:01 |
jp_sf | !it | gigi_ | 21:01 |
hoonteke | ArcSighter: I dunno. I tend to just upgrade every six months | 21:01 |
danbhfive | ArcSighter: well, jaunty is being offered as the best way. That's where Canonical/etc will do all their testing... Other than that, I dunno | 21:01 |
ubottu | gigi_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (click col tasto destro sul nome del canale per entrare) | 21:01 |
templaedhel | hoonteke: well I'm trying to back them up, any ideas? | 21:01 |
scribawf | can I install ubuntu over kubuntu? | 21:01 |
hoonteke | to back them up? | 21:01 |
cpk1 | ratinacage78: is your video card an integrated intel card? | 21:01 |
hoonteke | scribawf | 21:02 |
korny | hii, where did the package kcontrol in ubuntu 8.10 go? | 21:02 |
hoonteke | yes: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop | 21:02 |
ratinacage78 | cpk1 - i guess so. i don't know what integrated means. haHA. | 21:02 |
scribawf | OK tnx much hoonteke | 21:02 |
hoonteke | scribawf: ubuntu-desktop is a meta-package that will pull in all the rest | 21:02 |
enock | e ae galera, sou novato aqui | 21:02 |
Daft_Punk | since upgrading from hardy to intrepid, i cant get sound in firefox for sites like youtube | 21:02 |
BiosElement | Can anyone recommend a good Desktop Twitter app? | 21:02 |
_b_r_a_d_ | is there a linux equivalent of scandisk to check the hard disk for errors and correct them? | 21:03 |
SiDi | Daft_Punk, the one in hardy wasn't supporting Pulse properly, did you ever try to reinstall it since you upgraded on intrepid ? I had similar trouble | 21:03 |
dayo | How do i get .3g2 video file to play? it's worked previously. but now that i've reinstalled, i guess i'm missing something | 21:03 |
ArcSighter | someone here knows how to make this truly work: sudo aptitude -t [intrepid|jaunty] install [package] | 21:03 |
Smee | why doesn't linux need defragging? | 21:03 |
dayo | _b_r_a_d_: fsck | 21:03 |
jasballz | hello? | 21:03 |
_b_r_a_d_ | thanks dayo | 21:03 |
jasballz | hey, does anyone know where I can download iatkos? | 21:03 |
itachi | jasballz, hi! | 21:04 |
jasballz | what irc channel, its a mac os mod. | 21:04 |
dayo | _b_r_a_d_: u're welcome | 21:04 |
jasballz | what's up? | 21:04 |
jasballz | I tried irc.atlantis-net.irc | 21:04 |
jasballz | no good | 21:04 |
jasballz | I love ubuntu but Im trying to download iatkos | 21:04 |
joaopinto | _b_r_a_d_, if you want a surface scan, you want badblocks | 21:04 |
korny | _b_r_a_d_: do you want to check the hardware or the filesystem? | 21:04 |
dkulchenko | ubotu: lvm | 21:04 |
dayo | !lvm | dkulchenko | 21:05 |
ubottu | dkulchenko: Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO | 21:05 |
ArcSighter | anyone? what to edit to make this work, e.g. sudo aptitude -t intrepid install pidgin | 21:05 |
_b_r_a_d_ | I wouldn't mind checking both | 21:05 |
jasballz | anyone know? | 21:05 |
deany | _b_r_a_d_, if you really want, you can sudo touch /forcefsck from terminal and reboot | 21:05 |
dkulchenko | thanks dayo | 21:05 |
hoonteke | man, is it just me, is ubuntuforums.org having problems ... ? | 21:05 |
jasballz | I'm trying to download iatkos, mac os leopard for a triple boot | 21:05 |
dkulchenko | hoonteke: it's not just you | 21:05 |
glitsj16 | Smee: that depends on the filesystem you use in linux, as a general remark it doesn't really compute ... xfs for example has on the fly defragmentation | 21:05 |
_b_r_a_d_ | can I use badblocks from a mounted file system? | 21:05 |
jasballz | whats the channel? anybody run macos iatkos or kaly | 21:05 |
hoonteke | k | 21:05 |
Daft_Punk | SiDi, thanks you brilliant SOB i had to REINSTALL it to get the latest 10.x version | 21:05 |
joaopinto | _b_r_a_d_, for scanning you can, to mardk the bad blocks, no | 21:05 |
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joaopinto | mark | 21:05 |
deany | _b_r_a_d_, it will automatically check every 20-30 approx mounts or 180days, whichever is first.. but if there is a problem with it it`ll be set to "dirty" anyhow and be checked | 21:05 |
hoonteke | just making sure, as I was doing some dns stuffs ... thanks dkulchenko | 21:05 |
korny | _b_r_a_d_: for a hardwarecheck i recommend the tools of your harddiskmanufactor and maybe badblocks (make a backup first!) | 21:06 |
dkulchenko | jasballz: you are on the freenode network, which is a network for free software, something iatkos is not | 21:06 |
templaedhel | Okay how about this? Does anyone know how to back up keyrings?? | 21:06 |
dkulchenko | jasballz: try another network | 21:06 |
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ratinacage78 | this blows. thanks for the help everyone. | 21:06 |
merl1n | need help with freetype | 21:06 |
SiDi | Daft_Punk, you're welcome | 21:06 |
dayo | dkulchenko: u're welcome :-) | 21:06 |
merl1n | can someone tell me how to install it | 21:06 |
ArcSighter | how to instruct apt to install some packages from a testing distribution? | 21:06 |
Guest72060 | hello | 21:06 |
mib_dbln7d | Hello??? Is there any way to write on to a c | 21:06 |
jelly-bean | itachi: had to install vim improved and then set :syntax on | 21:07 |
mib_dbln7d | Hello??? Is there any way to write on to a CD-R more than once | 21:07 |
hoonteke | mib_dbln7d: CD-R now | 21:07 |
hoonteke | CD-RW yes | 21:07 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, no. On a CD-RW yes, but not on a CD-R | 21:07 |
korny | how can i disable antialiasing for qt applications like opera? I'm using ubuntu 8.10 and the package kcontrol seems not available | 21:07 |
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mib_dbln7d | can i force it to | 21:07 |
merl1n | jelly-bean: why to install vim | 21:07 |
hoonteke | mib_dbln7d: no, the medium is like a photograph | 21:08 |
Str0g0n0ff | how can i install the rss plugin on ktorrent ?? (i'm using ubuntu 8.10 and ktorrent 3.1.2) | 21:08 |
dayo | How do i get .3g2 video file to play? it's worked previously. but now that i've reinstalled, i guess i'm missing something | 21:08 |
hoonteke | mib_dbln7d: you'll need to get CD-RW if you want that functionality | 21:08 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, no. Once you wrote something on a CD-R, it's not possible to write on it again. not at all. | 21:08 |
mib_dbln7d | whats the point of that? | 21:08 |
merl1n | how can i configure wine since i can't get freetype anywhere | 21:09 |
SiDi | dayo, activate universe / multiverse / Medibuntu repositories, install ubuntu-restricted-extras and libdvdcss2 and you should have every codec you need | 21:09 |
merl1n | well i found it but wine says no again | 21:09 |
merl1n | have u any idea | 21:09 |
merl1n | please help | 21:09 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, on a CD-R there is a little | 21:09 |
merl1n | cause im going to penetrate my PC very badly | 21:09 |
merl1n | :D | 21:09 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, organic surface, once you burnt your CD, it's altered, and you can't "repair" it in order to burn it again. | 21:10 |
Slart | mib_dbln7d: you can write several sessions on a cdr.. ie.. you can first write a 100MB file and then another 100MB file.. but after that 200MB will be used up | 21:10 |
SiDi | merl1n, what's up with wine ? | 21:10 |
M_23Brazil | Hi. I'm in 8.10 trying to use Skype with libs precompiled downloaded from site. When I start the appz I get "RtApiOss: OSS playback device (/dev/dsp) is busy". How can I solve this problem? How can I find the process that are using the dsp to kill that? | 21:11 |
mib_dbln7d | there is still space on it | 21:11 |
jj_galvez | gtk2-smooth-engines does anyone know where to get it for intrepid? | 21:11 |
merl1n | SiDi: well it runs well despite the fact that i can't read anything | 21:11 |
Slart | M_23Brazil: mm.. I get the same thing.. set skype to use alsa instead.. that's the only way I've gotten it to work.. I think it might be a bug in skype.. or pulseaudio for that matter | 21:11 |
merl1n | SiDi: does ur nick comes from the company for boots | 21:11 |
merl1n | :) | 21:11 |
error420 | anyone else in here experiencing slow web browsing in ubuntu 8.10? | 21:12 |
SiDi | merl1n, what gpu do you have ? if nvidia, are the drivers you use the Nvidia v96 ? (my nick has a lot of origins, but not this one ;) ) | 21:12 |
mib_dbln7d | !pm | 21:12 |
ubottu | Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. Please note that some people find it rude to be sent a PM without being asked for permission to do so first. | 21:12 |
merl1n | SiDi how to check if my driver is v96 | 21:13 |
merl1n | SiDi : i suppose it is the latest | 21:13 |
mib_dbln7d | hello? | 21:13 |
SiDi | merl1n, go to "drivers of peripherals", the version is written. What graphic card do you have ? An old nvidia, right ? (or an old intel ? ) | 21:13 |
mib_dbln7d | can i still write onto it if there is still space? | 21:13 |
merl1n | old nvidia | 21:13 |
nightrid3r | mib_dbln7d yes you can | 21:14 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, no you can't. | 21:14 |
mib_dbln7d | lol | 21:14 |
mib_dbln7d | who is correct? | 21:14 |
merl1n | SiDi: i cant see drivers of periphals anywhere | 21:14 |
nightrid3r | merl1n system --- administration --- hardware drivers | 21:15 |
merl1n | found it | 21:15 |
merl1n | SiDi | 21:15 |
dnyy | I need a little help setting up partitions. I'm making /boot / /var /home and swap partitions. Since you can only make 4 primary, which should be logical? And also, does placement matter? | 21:15 |
merl1n | v96 | 21:15 |
jj_galvez | mib_dbln7d: if the cd is closed you can not write to it anylonger, if its still open then yes you can | 21:15 |
merl1n | ur right | 21:15 |
fat_rat | if you choose multisession you still can... | 21:15 |
mib_dbln7d | what do you mean, open and closed? | 21:16 |
aceat64 | anyone else getting an error when going to ubuntuforums.org? | 21:16 |
merl1n | SiDi: what now when it's v96 | 21:16 |
mib_dbln7d | yes | 21:16 |
computer_ | how do i save my current wireless card settings so i wont have to manually configure to setup on my other computer which is the same model computer? | 21:16 |
nightrid3r | dnyy put boot and swap on primary the others can go in logical | 21:16 |
SiDi | merl1n, i'm trying to find back a bug entry i saw about it, give me a minute | 21:16 |
jj_galvez | mib_dbln7d: a multisession is one where the cd is left open so that more can be added to it, otherwise its "closed" and you can no not add files to it | 21:16 |
merl1n | ok | 21:17 |
SiDi | merl1n, those drivers havea bug with font antialiasing functions, i'm trying to find out how to disable it in wine. | 21:17 |
dnyy | nightrid3r: alright, another question. When installing grub, do I install it to sda1(/boot) or sda? I tried sda1 last time and when I restarted GRUB spammed the screen. | 21:17 |
computer_ | how do i save my current wireless card settings so i wont have to manually configure to setup on my other computer which is the same model computer? | 21:18 |
nightrid3r | dnyy sda | 21:18 |
SiDi | http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=122350 merl1n here for wine | 21:18 |
dnyy | nightrid3r: alright, thanks a ton. google wasn't helping me out too well. :) | 21:18 |
mib_dbln7d | can anyone access this site? http://trilight-designs.ismywebsite.com/ | 21:18 |
M_23Brazil | Slart: Thanks. I'll try. My Skype version doesn't permit that I choose alsa or oss. This version is compiled only with oss suport. But I'll donwload other version. | 21:18 |
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nightrid3r | mib_dbln7d yup | 21:19 |
SiDi | merl1n, see also : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-96/+bug/294076 for openoffice, k3b, opera, and all qt apps. There is a fix for all apps on second link | 21:19 |
merl1n | SiDi: do u think that will help | 21:19 |
benc | is there a simple way to package an application that has 2 simple python scripts + 1 config file + 1 file that is plaeced in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ ? | 21:19 |
guntbert | mib_dbln7d: whats the purpose? | 21:19 |
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SiDi | merl1n, i don't think it will, i know it will :) i already had 3/4 people with the same bug and same drivers ;) | 21:19 |
computer_ | how do i save my current wireless card settings so i wont have to manually configure to setup on my other computer which is the same model computer?. | 21:19 |
mib_dbln7d | !pm i want to install LAMP(Linux,Aache(I already have apache),Mysql,Php) | 21:19 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 21:19 |
merl1n | SiDi: tnx alot man | 21:19 |
mib_dbln7d | you should join that site | 21:19 |
mib_dbln7d | lol | 21:19 |
JASBALLA | HELLO? | 21:20 |
jelly-bean | i have mysql installed as a stand-alone. how can i add the mysql bin to PATH so that all i have to type is 'mysql' to execute from anywhere? | 21:20 |
dayo | mib_dbln7d: sudo tasksel | 21:20 |
JASBALLA | anyone know about iatkos?? | 21:20 |
guntbert | !ot mib_dbln7d | 21:20 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ot mib_dbln7d | 21:20 |
deany | mib_dbln7d, tried? sudo apt-get tasksel install lamp-server | 21:20 |
jj_galvez | mib_dbln7d: ok so just install Mysql and Php from the repositories | 21:20 |
JASBALLA | where can I download a mac osx | 21:20 |
JASBALLA | I'm on Ubuntu and I'm trying to get a mac os | 21:20 |
deany | might install whats not installed... | 21:20 |
nightrid3r | JASBALLA www.apple.com | 21:20 |
mib_dbln7d | i do not have innternet on the target computer!!! | 21:20 |
Auszen | ubuntuforums down? | 21:20 |
mib_dbln7d | i said that like 10 times | 21:20 |
deany | ummm | 21:20 |
JASBALLA | howdy | 21:21 |
deany | mib_dbln7d, sorry, theres like a 100 convos goin on here | 21:21 |
Ienorand | Auszen: yes update | 21:21 |
JASBALLA | does ANYONE know where I can download iatkos??? | 21:21 |
glitsj16 | Auszen: : yep, for a while now | 21:21 |
Slart | M_23Brazil: oh.. ok..I can't really remember where I got my skype from.. I might have downloaded it from somewhere other than the repos | 21:21 |
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mib_dbln7d | can you pm me? | 21:21 |
SiDi | merl1n, no problem | 21:21 |
Auszen | Ah I see thanks | 21:21 |
guntbert | JASBALLA: this is the ubunut-support channel, welcome | 21:21 |
Ienorand | Auszen: http://moxiefoxtrot.com/2009/02/16/ubuntuforumsorg-maintenance-today/ | 21:21 |
Slart | !attitude | mib_dbln7d | 21:21 |
ubottu | mib_dbln7d: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines | 21:21 |
jj_galvez | mib_dbln7d: there's lots of threads here, and some of us just joined in, so don't expect all of us to remember every single thing about all your past threads | 21:22 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, then download the alternate CD, put the CD on your cd drive on the target pc, go to "Sources of software" window (in system -> admin), and add the cd rom as a repository, then install apache2, apache2mod for php, mysql | 21:22 |
deany | mib_dbln7d, try prefixing with the nick who you are talkin to... it stands out then | 21:22 |
mib_dbln7d | where can i download a very small version of php? | 21:22 |
mib_dbln7d | i tried, i screwed up on burning it | 21:22 |
zsakr | I did an apt-get update and got this warning: W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs: | 21:23 |
SiDi | mib_dbln7d, use an usb key then, or go buy a cd.. we can't do miracles :) | 21:23 |
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JASBALLA | do you know where I can find a macos support channel?? | 21:23 |
merl1n | SiDi: it worked | 21:23 |
nightrid3r | SiDi i thought we did mircales on a dayli basis :) | 21:24 |
SiDi | merl1n, glad to hear it. Don't forget to read the second link though | 21:24 |
SiDi | nightrid3r, canonical does, we only spread the word :) | 21:24 |
JASBALLA | btw i love ubuntu, running it on a dual boot with Windows 7 | 21:24 |
Slart | JASBALLA: this isn't the place.. try #freenode | 21:24 |
JASBALLA | #freenode | 21:24 |
bubu1uk | JASBALLA: type /join #freenode | 21:24 |
jj_galvez | does anyone know where I can get gkt-smooth-engine fro intrepid? its seems to have been dropped from gtk2-engines from hardy to intrepid | 21:25 |
merl1n | of course i will | 21:26 |
merl1n | :) | 21:26 |
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Slart | jj_galvez: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/smooth-themes/+bug/294047 | 21:27 |
binarymutant | jj_galvez, this? http://sourceforge.net/projects/smooth-engine | 21:27 |
dayo | SiDi: the .3g2 video files are playing now. thank you! | 21:27 |
SiDi | dayo, you're welcome | 21:27 |
deany | need_php, sudo apt-get install apache2 php5-mysql libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server | 21:28 |
deany | need_php, you dont need an internet connection, if you are using the cd as source | 21:28 |
error420 | anyone else experiencing slow web browsing in 8.10? | 21:28 |
deany | enable the cd as a source. | 21:28 |
brunner | would ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386.iso be a live CD? | 21:28 |
deany | brunner, no | 21:29 |
burkmat | brunner, don't think there are any server livecds. | 21:29 |
deany | and its .2 now isnt it? | 21:29 |
jj_galvez | Slart: Thanks for the link, I guess I'll just remove the smooth themes from my system if its not properly maintained | 21:29 |
dayo | brunner: the server CDs don't have any desktop environments. no gui on the server | 21:30 |
zoli01 | Dows anyone know why flash player in firefox is so slow? | 21:30 |
anti_windows | Is ATI dual monitor support drastically different in ubuntu fiesty compared to gutsy ?? | 21:30 |
bubu1uk | zoli01: how slow? | 21:30 |
thecookie | Can anyone give me a direct link to the latest version of the ubuntu net installer? I'm stuck without a browser atm | 21:30 |
zoli01 | I watch flash video on the net and the video is slow and the sound breaks continuousl | 21:31 |
brunner | deany, burkmat, dayo: thanks! | 21:31 |
zoli01 | y | 21:31 |
anti_windows | zoli01: have you got the latest flash drivers from adobe ? | 21:31 |
zoli01 | Yes, 10. something | 21:32 |
SiDi | zoli01, 8.04, 8.10 ? it's slow because adobe doesn't optimise it correctly and because people who make websites still think flash is a clever thing | 21:32 |
fabio | Dows anyone know why flash player in firefox is so slow? -> this is true | 21:32 |
B10S | #quir | 21:32 |
B10S | #quirlol, meant to be /quit | 21:32 |
fabio | and very cpu hungry too | 21:32 |
zoli01 | Is there another flash player, better than adobe? | 21:32 |
napster | привет всем | 21:32 |
B10S | wtf | 21:32 |
napster | как дела вашы | 21:32 |
fabio | yes there is | 21:32 |
Slart | !ru | napster | 21:33 |
ubottu | napster: Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke | 21:33 |
B10S | keyboard f*cked | 21:33 |
osed | zoli01 gnash? | 21:33 |
anti_windows | SiDi: flash is a clever thing if its done the right way. Not like what we see nowdays :( | 21:33 |
budz0r | i had to quit using ubuntu because of the flash content at work | 21:33 |
Slart | B10S: no need for that language.. stars or not | 21:33 |
legolasw3 | what is best ssh graphical client? | 21:33 |
budz0r | could just never get it to work :( | 21:33 |
napster | я вас не понимаю | 21:33 |
zoli01 | How can I use gnash? | 21:33 |
dayo | if i had more time on my hands and better programming skills, i would start a new browser project. i'm very upset with ff3 and opera | 21:33 |
anti_windows | legolasw3: gftp | 21:33 |
danbhfive | dayo: whats wrong? | 21:33 |
B10S | sorry dude, im off anyway... back tomorrow | 21:34 |
SiDi | anti_windows, honnestly ajax/php and <object/> can do what flash does at lower cost. And we would have an RIA dtd if the W3C didnt give the voice to companies such as adobe/microsoft by now | 21:34 |
dayo | danbhfive: ff3 and flash issues. ff3 and mem-hogging issues. it's a real pain | 21:34 |
thecookie | SiDi: Good luck playing movies with javascript. :) | 21:34 |
fabio | adobe fault | 21:34 |
anti_windows | SiDi: i agree. But in cases like Video and Audio flash is much better | 21:35 |
danbhfive | dayo: you could try epiphany or kahekase, I know the spelling is off. Both are ff based | 21:35 |
zoli01 | Hm, this gnash seems to be a good thing, thanks for the info | 21:35 |
fabio | try with chrome and wine | 21:35 |
thecookie | Can anyone give me a direct link to the latest version of the ubuntu net installer? I'm stuck without a browser atm | 21:35 |
anti_windows | Is ATI dual monitor support drastically different in ubuntu fiesty compared to gutsy ?? | 21:35 |
fabio | crossover i mean | 21:35 |
zoli01 | At least its open source :) | 21:35 |
dayo | danbhfive: the only reason i'm still sticking with ff3, is because of the way u can set it to auto-delete private data on exit | 21:35 |
anti_windows | thecookie, what you mean by net installer ? | 21:35 |
thecookie | boot usb disk | 21:35 |
Slart | thecookie: 32-bit minimal iso? | 21:35 |
fabio | opera is even worse with flash | 21:36 |
dayo | danbhfive: but i will have a look at epi and kase | 21:36 |
itachi | thecookie, if you have a terminal there is a text based browser called w3m that is pretty intuitive | 21:36 |
SiDi | anti_windows, in fact i highly prefer having an mkv with proper language/subtitle support directly integrated in the page and played by totem than an horrible flash thingy which behaviour and features are unpredictable. | 21:36 |
titan_ark_ | hey :) am a n00b here need some help using cron | 21:36 |
thecookie | Not sure if I want the iso, I guess the easiest way would be to just uncompress on to the usb stick | 21:36 |
sharef | iv got a question about scripting pidgin | 21:36 |
thecookie | itachi: I'll test it out. :) | 21:36 |
anti_windows | thecookie: did you try lynx ? | 21:37 |
Slart | thecookie: not really sure which iso you want.. I don't see an USB release from the official ubuntu site | 21:37 |
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Slart | titan_ark_: just ask your question.. if someone knows they will answer | 21:38 |
burkmat | titan_ark_, check out `man crontab` | 21:38 |
thecookie | Slart: Hmm. Maybe it's the minimal iso or something then. Just know I used an app that auto made usb boot drives, where you could select 8.10 netinstall | 21:38 |
anti_windows | why is dual monitor with dual graphics card so hard to setup in ubuntu fiesty :( | 21:38 |
Slart | !minimal | 21:38 |
ubottu | The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 21:38 |
titan_ark_ | Slart, hey :) am facing trouble sheduling Transmission, so i thought i could use cron to either start and kill Transmission, or my internet connection, or just turn off my box at specific times | 21:39 |
Kalumba | Which packages are responsible for suspend and hibernation? Recently my laptop lost its ability to suspend and hibernate and I think I need to downgrade the packages. | 21:39 |
Slart | thecookie: here is the minimal iso http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso | 21:39 |
sharef | i need a cli method of changing my pidgin status, does anyone have some insight i could use?? | 21:39 |
thecookie | Slart: Thanks | 21:39 |
titan_ark_ | i tried using cron and crontab but spent hours and couldnt make it work | 21:39 |
Slart | titan_ark_: mm, sounds reasonable.. crontab should be able to do that | 21:39 |
burkmat | sharef, Look into `libpurple` (hope I remembered that right..) | 21:40 |
int256 | what is the 'su' command for ? How to use it ? | 21:40 |
Khepr | super user | 21:40 |
akahige | if I make a usermod change from a terminal, should I be able to view that change in the Admin --> Users Settings...? | 21:40 |
titan_ark_ | slart i tried invoking Transmission using crontab but doesnt seem to work! or prolly am not doing it right! | 21:40 |
itachi | switch user | 21:41 |
Slart | int256: su is.. switch user I think.. use sudo for root stuff instead | 21:41 |
int256 | ok | 21:41 |
Slart | titan_ark_: what did you put into your crontab? | 21:41 |
int256 | when i entered su and pressed enter it asks for password | 21:41 |
Slart | !sudo | int256 | 21:41 |
ubottu | int256: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for more information. For graphical applications see !gksu (Gnome, XFCE), or !kdesudo (KDE) | 21:41 |
Slart | int256: yes.. it asks for the root password.. which doesn't exist | 21:42 |
titan_ark_ | just a moment il get the exact command i gave | 21:42 |
int256 | Slart: yes | 21:42 |
anti_windows | could someone please help me with my xorg.conf file for dual monitor http://pastebin.ca/1339369 | 21:42 |
_newbie3 | ciao | 21:42 |
Slart | int256: if you want a root shell you can use "sudo -i", you can read more about it by running "man sudo" at a terminal | 21:42 |
* anti_windows prays so that someone kind enough will help him | 21:42 | |
SiDi | int256, su is used for logging as root, except on ubuntu where root account doesn't have a password. use "sudo -s" (or -i ?) instead | 21:43 |
int256 | how to use mount command to mount a partition to a folder | 21:43 |
maximus_ | does anyone at all recall a tool that can convert CD image into a USB drive partition? | 21:43 |
int256 | SiDi: ok | 21:43 |
anti_windows | SiDi: you can create a password for root though by doing $ sudo passwd root | 21:43 |
danbhfive | maximus_: what about the one on intrepid? | 21:44 |
burkmat | int256, `man mount`? general syntax is `mount /device /mountpoint`... | 21:44 |
int256 | burkmat: ok | 21:44 |
oOarthurOo | Does anyone here use or know much about dropbox... the syncing tool. I am wondering if I can use it to sync between two computers without using the online service part. | 21:44 |
SiDi | int256, "sudo mount /dev/sd#x (sdb1 = 1st part on 2nd hdd, sdc4, 4th parth on 3rd hdd) /media/mount_folder | 21:44 |
Esor | Hi, I've got a question. I've compiled pidgin on my own and I see a weird thing. So probably as I remember pidgin didn't showing avatar icon (instead of normal contact list icon in the same corner)) in the left corner (the same line with minimalize and nickname of buddy). Anybody knows how to fix it? | 21:44 |
maximus_ | danbhfive: which one? | 21:44 |
bernard__ | So I'm running 9.04 and just updated, and now I have a million "starting file manager" instances spawning. | 21:44 |
SiDi | bernard__, try #ubuntu+1 for unstable releases support | 21:45 |
int256 | SiDi: ok | 21:45 |
danbhfive | maximus_: create usb startup disc | 21:45 |
maximus_ | danbhfive: unetbootin looks like the answer, of course it's not in intrepid | 21:45 |
bernard__ | SiDi: Thank you. | 21:45 |
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totovld | hello all | 21:45 |
danbhfive | maximus_: Sys > Admin > Create USB Startup Disk | 21:45 |
Ivanlul | hello | 21:45 |
Ivanlul | I need some help | 21:45 |
Kalumba | Which packages are responsible for suspend and hibernation? Recently my laptop lost its ability to suspend and hibernate and I think I need to downgrade the packages. | 21:45 |
maximus_ | danbhfive: yeah, that's ubuntu only. thanks though | 21:46 |
zelrikriando | Ivanlul, go ahead | 21:46 |
burkmat | !ask | Ivanlul | 21:46 |
ubottu | Ivanlul: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) | 21:46 |
josh_ | could someone help me with a boot up problem? I get init: cannot execute /sbin/getty? | 21:46 |
Ivanlul | In the ATI catalyst control center I don't seem to get all the options, any idea on how to fix that? | 21:46 |
totovld | i'm having trouble with 3 server that contain 4 dual core processor : first of all ... what this message talking about , i'm finding a lot in my logs : kernel: out of order segment: rcv_next B868157D seq B8681B25 - B86820CD | 21:46 |
anti_windows | could someone please help me with my xorg.conf file for dual monitor http://pastebin.ca/1339369 | 21:46 |
danbhfive | maximus_: yeah, use unetbootin if you are using windows | 21:46 |
kukuchopra | h | 21:46 |
anti_windows | josh_, check the file permission of /sbin/getty | 21:46 |
kukuchopra | hi how can i fix windows bootloader from ubuntu? | 21:47 |
h34p | hi all | 21:47 |
josh_ | anti_windows how do i do that? | 21:47 |
int256 | i want a torrent client which runs in terminal. or can be controled in terminal. is there exist any ?? | 21:47 |
josh_ | anti_windows, how do i do that? | 21:47 |
itachi | int256, rtorrent | 21:47 |
maximus_ | danbhfive: or any other distro :P | 21:47 |
anti_windows | josh_, do ls -lh /sbin/getty | 21:47 |
doolph | hello | 21:47 |
danbhfive | int256: transmission and deluge | 21:47 |
oOarthurOo | int256 transmission, installed by defail has a cli interface | 21:47 |
doolph | anyone know how can I add another hard disk to /home?? I am using LVM | 21:48 |
oOarthurOo | oops... default*.... not defail | 21:48 |
Kalumba | Perhaps if I condense my question: Laptop. Fails to suspend and hibernate. Worked previously. Need help. | 21:48 |
kukuchopra | how to fix win xp bootloader from ubuntu? | 21:48 |
kukuchopra | first i fixed grub when i was on xp | 21:48 |
anti_windows | doolph, use fdisk -l | 21:48 |
int256 | itachi: ok | 21:48 |
SiDi | int256, transmission is a very very complete one. but i'm currently developing a command line torrent client if you want. The prob is that i only got the bencoding lib so far.. :P | 21:48 |
Ivanlul | In the ATI catalyst control center I don't seem to get all the options, any idea on how to fix that? I don't want to put it in this way but, compared to the windows version of catalyst control center, I seem to get less options in the linux version. | 21:48 |
kukuchopra | now after fixing grub my windows bootloader is gone | 21:48 |
danbhfive | Kalumba: file a bug report under linux | 21:48 |
blue-printf | hi i want to know the amount of memory a process is using. i tried ps u which gives me cpu and mem data but in % i want it in kb | 21:48 |
blue-printf | is there a way? | 21:49 |
oOarthurOo | kukuchopra: That's because you can only have one. EIther the windows bootloader or grub | 21:49 |
h34p | any german here who can help? ;) | 21:49 |
doolph | anti_windows and? | 21:49 |
Slart | Kalumba: laptops and suspend resume is like throwing dice in ubuntu.. in some versions it work.. in others it doesn't.. see if you can't file a bug report in launchpad..that's about all the help I have to give | 21:49 |
burkmat | !de | h34p | 21:49 |
ubottu | h34p: In den meisten ubuntu-Kanälen wird nur Englisch gesprochen. Für deutschsprachige Hilfe besuchen Sie bitte #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #edubuntu-de oder #ubuntu-at. Geben Sie einfach /join #ubuntu-de ein! Danke für Ihr Verständnis. | 21:49 |
anti_windows | dooglus, and then see which is the drive path i.e /dev/hdax and use that to mount /home | 21:49 |
int256 | SiDi: are you developing one | 21:49 |
h34p | k thx. | 21:49 |
Kalumba | danbhfive, Eh, sure thing, but I would like to try a downgrade first. It might be a regression | 21:49 |
kukuchopra | i can use only 1? | 21:49 |
kukuchopra | how about dual boot | 21:49 |
Slart | blue-printf: top or htop will list memory.. I think ps will do that too if you ask it nicely | 21:49 |
Auszen | I have a question. Should I use a symbolic link when I change my /home or should I mount the new drive as /home ? | 21:49 |
oOarthurOo | kukuchopra: Yes... you can only use one bootloader. | 21:49 |
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danbhfive | Kalumba: try installing a different kernel I think | 21:49 |
doolph | anti_windows umm I am using LVM, I want add more space to /home | 21:49 |
Sonorous|2 | So I lied last night about 3D acceleration working properly. anyone running ubuntu on a macbook pro with x1600? | 21:50 |
kukuchopra | my friend has both the bootloaders | 21:50 |
josh_ | i get -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 20K 2009-02-16 06:20 getty | 21:50 |
oOarthurOo | kukuchopra: The bootloader is what allows you to dual, or triple or so on, boot. | 21:50 |
Kalumba | danbhfive, Thanks, I'll try that | 21:50 |
SiDi | int256, yeh, if you wanna test it, it should be released in april (most likely not april 2009 tho :>) | 21:50 |
burkmat | kukuchopra, You can only have 1 bootloader, but you can have multiple operating systems. | 21:50 |
kukuchopra | plz dnt misguide me tell me how to fix windows bootloader? | 21:50 |
oOarthurOo | kukuchopra: Some people use the windows bootloader to load grub. But that is ... silly. | 21:50 |
kukuchopra | yea | 21:50 |
sharef | is there a bash meathod for the purple?? | 21:50 |
blue-printf | Slart: thanx thats what i was looking for | 21:50 |
kukuchopra | i want to run windows now | 21:50 |
kukuchopra | i want grub bootloader running windows xp | 21:51 |
maximus_ | well, doesn't grub load windows' bootloader when calling chainloader? | 21:51 |
anti_windows | kukuchopra: you can do that in the menu.lst file | 21:52 |
kukuchopra | plz guide me from starting. | 21:52 |
josh_ | anti_windows: is this right i get -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 20K 2009-02-16 06:20 getty | 21:52 |
templaedhel | does ANYONE know how to export a key ring for backup???? | 21:52 |
kukuchopra | where is menu.Lst file? | 21:52 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: 06 02 * * * /usr/bin/transmission this was to start the application at 0206hrs | 21:52 |
burkmat | kukuchopra, /boot/grub/menu.lst | 21:52 |
Ubentu | kuku...: /boot/grub/ | 21:52 |
josh_ | united: what up | 21:52 |
anti_windows | kukuchopra, ok im unclear what exactly you are trying to do here | 21:52 |
sharef | anyone, bash method for manipulating pidgin/purple?? | 21:52 |
Slart | titan_ark_: ah.. yes.. it looks right.. it didn't work? | 21:53 |
burkmat | sharef, Did you check out libpurple? Last I checked you can change status through it, and that's what you wanted, right? | 21:53 |
akahige | can anyone tell me if I do this "sudo usermod -a -G pulse mpd", where can I check to make sure the change actually "took"...? gnome user settings (or any other place)...? | 21:53 |
titan_ark_ | no it did not! | 21:53 |
kukuchopra | blitz@blitz-desktop:~$ /boot/grub/menu.lst | 21:53 |
kukuchopra | bash: /boot/grub/menu.lst: Permission denied | 21:53 |
jelly-bean | what should i install to be able to phpize, ./configure, make, etc. | 21:53 |
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Slart | titan_ark_: transmission has a nice gui, right? | 21:53 |
Ubentu | try as root | 21:53 |
Geek`N`Proud | akahige, try looking in /etc/group | 21:53 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: infact i tried it with different conbinations and finally gave up | 21:53 |
anti_windows | jelly-bean, apt-get install php-dev | 21:53 |
FoxBlitzz | kukuchopra: You must use sudo | 21:53 |
titan_ark_ | Slart, yes | 21:53 |
Ubentu | kukuchopra: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst | 21:54 |
kukuchopra | wire the full command plz | 21:54 |
int256 | SiDi: ya i want to test. | 21:54 |
Slart | titan_ark_: I think I have an idea.. hang on.. let me check something | 21:54 |
Mick | I'm having some problems with booting from 2 HDD's also. I have a 40Gb HDD that I've some websites on and I've got another 80Gb HDD that has eBox on. I installed eBox but it wrote over my grub file now I can't boot into the 40Gb drive. I've read loads on Google but I can't seem to get it sorted. Is there anyone out there that can help me out? | 21:54 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: sure, :) | 21:54 |
itachi | akahige, try id [user] | 21:54 |
jelly-bean | anti_windows: Couldn't find package php-dev | 21:54 |
anti_windows | could someone please help me with my xorg.conf file for dual monitor http://pastebin.ca/1339369 | 21:54 |
maximus_ | is there the equivalent of "emerge world" on Ubuntu? | 21:55 |
jelly-bean | anti_windows: php5_dev | 21:55 |
anti_windows | jelly-bean, apt-get install php-dev5 | 21:55 |
kukuchopra | after sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst i get many options | 21:55 |
anti_windows | jelly-bean, that could be it :D | 21:55 |
jelly-bean | :) | 21:55 |
Ubentu | that's the actual file not any options | 21:56 |
Ubentu | you have to edit it | 21:56 |
outofrange1 | In intrepid what do I need to modify to have a script run on USB thumb drive insert? | 21:56 |
anti_windows | kukuchopra, in menu.lst file at the top you will see something like default 0, this variable controls what becomes the default OS on boot | 21:56 |
ANTRat | maximus_: apt-get dist-upgrade | 21:56 |
infinit_ | Does anyone know how to configure Bazaar Plugin in linux version of Eclipse? I get an error message that xmlrpc is nor found, when I fix it, it comes up with more errors! | 21:56 |
jelly-bean | anti_windows: thnx its working now | 21:56 |
_igel__ | hi | 21:56 |
ANTRat | hi | 21:56 |
anti_windows | jelly-bean, yw :) | 21:56 |
anti_windows | could someone please help me with my xorg.conf file for dual monitor http://pastebin.ca/1339369 | 21:56 |
wolter | sleep is the same as suspend, right? | 21:56 |
maximus_ | ANTRat: well, one that tries to build/optimize from sources | 21:57 |
_igel__ | for some reason with Skype my mic doesn't work, it does in Linux generally though! Selecting other input devices in Skype doesn't help | 21:57 |
_igel__ | what do you think I can do? | 21:57 |
kukuchopra | yea default is 0 | 21:57 |
Slart | titan_ark_: check here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-105250.html . to make it short.. change "/usr/bin/transmission" to "DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/transmission" | 21:57 |
akahige | Geek`N`Proud / itachi: thanks | 21:57 |
anti_windows | Slart, ubuntuforums is down | 21:58 |
Slart | anti_windows: not for me it isn't | 21:58 |
anti_windows | dang, | 21:58 |
anti_windows | Slart, ohh its back up now :) | 21:58 |
Mick | So if I have 2 HDD's installed on /dev/sda and /dev/sdb how can I make sure that Grub picks up both the OS's at boot up? | 21:59 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay il try that. but what about shutting it down or shutting down the system. how do i implement that | 21:59 |
kukuchopra | http://pastebin.com/d512dfc2d | 21:59 |
Geek`N`Proud | Mick, manually add any OSes that aren't in /boot/grub/menu.lst | 21:59 |
Geek`N`Proud | there's wiki info on it and some examples are included as comments in the config | 21:59 |
magcius | How do I remove PulseAudio? | 21:59 |
magcius | Or at least upgrade it to a newer version. | 22:00 |
Slart | titan_ark_: pkill transmission should work | 22:00 |
kukuchopra | what should i select to fix windows. | 22:00 |
wolter | hi, has anybody with a laptop experienced involuntary brightness lowering when on battery power? | 22:00 |
mikeshollen | Can someone help me get my mic working? | 22:00 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, apt-get purge pulseaudio | 22:00 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay il try them bout out right away | 22:00 |
Slart | titan_ark_: there is also an application called "transmission-remote", perhaps that can be used to shut it down from a cli | 22:00 |
Geek`N`Proud | mikeshollen, Preferences->Sound | 22:01 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, is it easy to install OSS4 after that? | 22:01 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, why would you want to? | 22:01 |
mikeshollen | Geek`N`Proud: gonna need more than that | 22:01 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, because it's the newest sound daemon. | 22:01 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, well, what would you recommend then? | 22:01 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, OSS is depreciated | 22:01 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, ... | 22:01 |
magcius | OSS4 is new | 22:01 |
Geek`N`Proud | it is due to be removed from Linux entirely | 22:02 |
Geek`N`Proud | check the kernel config | 22:02 |
anti_windows | could someone please help me with my xorg.conf file for dual monitor http://pastebin.ca/1339369 | 22:02 |
magcius | OSS4 is a complete rewrite of the OSS server base | 22:02 |
Slart | Geek`N`Proud: actually the company behind oss has released a new version.. it isn't used in linux though, I think they've gone with alsa instead | 22:02 |
titan_ark_ | Slart, do i need to reboot after making the mod in crontab? | 22:02 |
Weehawky | How would I upgrade 8.04 to 8.10 with the CD? | 22:02 |
Slart | titan_ark_: nope.. it should take effect immediately | 22:02 |
Geek`N`Proud | Slart, it's only being adopted by BSD.. in Linux it's still depreciated | 22:02 |
Slart | !upgrade | Weehawky | 22:02 |
ubottu | Weehawky: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes | 22:03 |
zhoste | could someone point me in the right direction for some tips on getting my touchscreen to work with an hp touchsmart laptop? | 22:03 |
Geek`N`Proud | even Solaris is avoiding it IIRC >.> | 22:03 |
Raccoon1400 | can someone help me reinstall grub after a windows install? tried this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 but when I type "setup (hd0) it says "Error 12: Invalid device requested" | 22:03 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, I still advise sticking with ALSA | 22:03 |
kukuchopra | http://pastebin.com/d3a39b849 | 22:03 |
int256 | can i play NFS Carbon in ubuntu 8.10 | 22:03 |
Geek`N`Proud | OSS isn't supported on most apps by default | 22:03 |
kukuchopra | cedega | 22:03 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, is it easy to install? | 22:04 |
Slart | int256: you would have to check appdb.winehq.com | 22:04 |
Slart | Geek`N`Proud: perhaps well get a ossa wrapper =) | 22:04 |
int256 | Slart: ok | 22:04 |
nightrid3r | !grub | Raccoon1400 | 22:04 |
ubottu | Raccoon1400: GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 22:04 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, yes it's easy to install it (relatively speaking) | 22:04 |
kukuchopra | anyone can fix my windows bootloader? | 22:04 |
zhoste | Could someone help me set up my touchscreen on an hp touchsmart laptop? | 22:04 |
mikeshollen | Geek`N`Proud: I've tried to enable the mic volume but no luck | 22:04 |
Raccoon1400 | nightrid3r: that's what I tried | 22:05 |
Geek`N`Proud | mikeshollen, is it a normal microphone or a USB microphone? | 22:05 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: Mus'nt it be "DISPLAY=:0 && /usr/bin/transmission" | 22:05 |
mikeshollen | It's a built in mic | 22:05 |
Raccoon1400 | when I type "setup (hd0) it says "Error 12: Invalid device requested" | 22:05 |
Geek`N`Proud | mikeshollen, maybe it's on a separate "card" so to speak | 22:05 |
Weehawky | Slart, I'm not seeing how to upgrade using the CD, just "Alternate CD" | 22:05 |
methods | how do i get the systray for pulseaudio ? | 22:06 |
Slart | titan_ark_: nope.. just "DISPLAY=:0 /usr/bin/transmission".. also leave out the "export" part | 22:06 |
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Slart | Weehawky: I think it's the same procedure with the regular desktop cd | 22:06 |
mikeshollen | Geek`N`Proud: So what should I do? | 22:06 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay. cos i just tried it that way and it did not start up transmission! | 22:06 |
Geek`N`Proud | mikeshollen, try alsamixer -c 0 then try alsamixer -c 1 | 22:06 |
Geek`N`Proud | see if it shows any other controls | 22:06 |
euxneks | I installed libclutter and I want to compile the examples in /usr/share/doc/libclutter-gtk-0.8-dev/examples ... how would I go about doing this? | 22:06 |
euxneks | I just want to see what it can do :) | 22:07 |
Slart | titan_ark_: it worked for me on my computer.. can you pastebin your crontab? | 22:07 |
Slart | !pastebin | titan_ark_ | 22:07 |
ubottu | titan_ark_: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 22:07 |
Geek`N`Proud | some microphones detect as separate sound devices | 22:07 |
titan_ark_ | ok 1 moment | 22:07 |
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Geek`N`Proud | @ magcius: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2007/10/get-better-sound-in-ubuntu-with-brand.html | 22:07 |
Gaming4JC | Hey all. My computer recently started having all file permisions go to "Read-Only" and (my dual boot) windows had chkdsk at boot everytime. I just recently got a bunch of fsck errors on linux. Is this a sign of a bad HDD? | 22:07 |
anti_windows | anyone with dual monitor setup experience in here??? im in desperate need of some help | 22:07 |
Mick | I'm trying to pass 'sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit' to pastebin but I'm getting the error: Error no arguments specified!Anyone able to help me out a bit? | 22:07 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, when people blog about it - it's easy | 22:07 |
ubuntu_ | hello there | 22:08 |
Gaming4JC | If so I don't know why gsmart says my HDD passes all of the tests... | 22:08 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118945/ | 22:08 |
eshear | what happens if I accidentally kill the [edac-poller] process? | 22:08 |
Weehawky | Slart, I don't see a "cdromupgrade" | 22:08 |
pianoboy3333 | Hey I'm picking out a new hard drive since I need more space, I was wondering, what does the hard drive cache do? | 22:09 |
mikeshollen | Geek`N`Proud: I got the control panel with 0 but nothing with 1 | 22:09 |
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Slart | titan_ark_: just try setting the time to * * * * * ... it will try to start transmission every minute | 22:09 |
Gaming4JC | hmm... | 22:09 |
Raccoon1400 | can someone help me reinstall grub after a windows install? tried this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 but when I type "setup (hd0) it says "Error 12: Invalid device requested" | 22:09 |
kukuchopra | somebody help me | 22:09 |
titan_ark_ | Slart okay il try that | 22:09 |
Mick | Hey Gaming4JC I just had the same thing and I did the following: sudo grub then find /boot/grub/stage1 then root (hdX,Y) (fill in X and Y respectively) then setup (hd0) then quit then reboot | 22:09 |
Gaming4JC | Raccoon1400: Super Grub Disk, check it out. :-) | 22:09 |
titan_ark_ | Slart,btw, i do a "sudo crontab -e" and then make this change. thats right? | 22:09 |
Raccoon1400 | Gaming4JC: I tried that first, it failed | 22:10 |
zhoste | could someone help me out setting up a touch screen on an hp touchsmart laptop? | 22:10 |
Gaming4JC | hmm | 22:10 |
Slart | titan_ark_: oh.. no.. not sudo.. you don't want to run transmission as root | 22:10 |
Raccoon1400 | couldn't find stage1 or something like that | 22:10 |
Slart | titan_ark_: just "crontab -e" | 22:10 |
Slart | clear | 22:10 |
Gaming4JC | Mick: I was asking about a bad hdd not a MBR grub fix | 22:10 |
Slart | bah, sorry | 22:10 |
titan_ark_ | Slart oh okay! :P | 22:10 |
Gaming4JC | Mick: I think you meant to msg Raccoon | 22:10 |
perillux | I can't seem to connect to my yahoo account with pidgin. Anyone know why that might be? | 22:11 |
Mick | Gaming4JC I beg your pardon, that was meant to go to someone else | 22:11 |
Gaming4JC | Mick: np. :-) | 22:11 |
G-Blunted | Hey how do i see how much ram is being used? | 22:11 |
* int256 will be back in 5min | 22:11 | |
Gaming4JC | now for my question "My computer recently started having all file permisions go to "Read-Only" and (my dual boot) windows had chkdsk at boot everytime. I just recently got a bunch of fsck errors on linux. Is this a sign of a bad HDD?" | 22:12 |
kukuchopra | guys how to remove grub and fix windows bootloader? | 22:12 |
Slart | G-Blunted: "free" | 22:12 |
mikeshollen | G-Blunted: Go to System Monitor | 22:12 |
Bobddfd | hello | 22:12 |
Mech0z | wierd my keyboard and mouse looses connection all the the time in ubuntu :/ | 22:12 |
Mech0z | suddenly they just stops working | 22:12 |
Bobddfd | what can be the origin of an "unallocated filesystem" said in Gparted for a HDD that work and has differents partitions and all... | 22:13 |
Bobddfd | ? | 22:13 |
Bobddfd | :D | 22:13 |
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zelrikriando | We are reaching 1500 persons in this channel | 22:14 |
magcius | Hmm... I have the latest nVidia drivers but I still can't get 1920x1200 | 22:14 |
* int256 is back | 22:14 | |
pianoboy3333 | What does the hard drive cache do? And what special things should I look for when buying a new hard drive? | 22:14 |
Gaming4JC | ahem... more properly stated, DOES FSCK + CHCKDSK on boot = BAD Hard Drive .... | 22:14 |
Gaming4JC | ??? | 22:15 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: yes that did work!!! | 22:15 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: nope.. I think ubuntu checks the hd every... 25:th boot or something | 22:15 |
Slart | titan_ark_: of course it did ;) | 22:15 |
Mick | Folks, I've got a problem with installing a second OS. I've added the contents of fdisk here ... http://pastebin.com/f3e37c765 | 22:16 |
Mick | Can anyone help me out of a hole please | 22:16 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: So fsck on boot saying inodes all messed up is normal? o_O | 22:16 |
Slart | titan_ark_: now, say you wanted to schedule a shutdown... do "sudo crontab -e" since we have to be root to shut the computer down... then just add the command poweroff, reboot or shutdown.. man shutdown for more info on switches and options | 22:16 |
ilaiho | are there still pulseaudio problems on lts? | 22:16 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: nope.. that's not normal.. but you didn't mention that =) | 22:16 |
Mech0z | any way to use a usb drive instead of a floppy disk for updating bios? (getting into dos and running the file from the drive) | 22:17 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: I mentioned it earlier ^^ What's interesting is the drives smart data reports no errors, and after an intense scan No bad sectors | 22:17 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: but it will check the hd every N boots.. regardless of the status of the hd.. if it finds lots of errors you might want to check smart-info.. | 22:17 |
binarymutant | Mech0z, how do you update the bios? I thought to update it you have to flash it | 22:18 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: Let me pastebin you a log of the Smart Data. Maybe I'm missing something... the drive is less than 6 months old. | 22:18 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: sure | 22:18 |
Mech0z | well thats what I want to do, but I still need to make something that can make me boot into dos | 22:18 |
Mech0z | and I do not have a floppy drive and dont want to waste a dvd on it | 22:18 |
binarymutant | Mech0z, sorry I don't understand | 22:19 |
Mech0z | I want to put the bios file on a flash drive and run that from dos on my ubuntu system | 22:19 |
Mech0z | but I dont know how to make the flash drive boot me into dos | 22:19 |
Mick | When I'm installing a second OS on a second HDD how do I know what I need to enter in grub? I've got the following disks http://pastebin.com/f3e37c765 but I'm completely oblivious as to what I should enter in grub. Do I need to know the UUID of the disks or what? My menu.lst looks like this ... http://pastebin.com/f7effa9e4 | 22:20 |
titan_ark_ | Slart okay it did work for a set time also! :P my bad i was running it in root! so that was the problem? | 22:20 |
Slart | titan_ark_: sounds likely | 22:20 |
Gaming4JC | Mech0z: Enter your CMOS (usually Delete Key, F8, or some other command depending on MB) and then see if you can change the boot options to your USB drive. | 22:21 |
Gaming4JC | Mech0z: Make sure the USB drive is inserted when you enter CMOS, it should then be listed under boot priority or something like it. | 22:21 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay. now to shut it down, just * * * * * pkill transmission or do i need to give the path? | 22:21 |
Slart | titan_ark_: nope.. pkill kills any process with a certain name.. the process is called "transmission" I think... so we just do "pkill transmission" | 22:22 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay i will try that. and how about turning of the box? | 22:23 |
* Gaming4JC is still trying to get a new hdd smart log... | 22:23 | |
Slart | titan_ark_: then you'll have to open the crontab for root.. "sudo crontab -e" will work nicely... the command is called either "poweroff" or "shutdown -h now" | 22:24 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: this is an example i found online: "0 20 * * * /sbin/shutdown -h now" | 22:24 |
Slart | titan_ark_: that looks good | 22:24 |
titan_ark_ | Slart, okay :) | 22:24 |
iaindalton | Why does install-info's manual say --maxwidth is deprecated? It doesn't give an alternative and doesn't mention a config file. | 22:25 |
Gaming4JC | btw if I can leave a message to the Ubuntu devs. | 22:26 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: I dunno if you have got a stupid Question like this before. Would you be able to suggest any literature I could read up to learn linux commands. I am a n00b just installed linux about 4-5 days back :P | 22:26 |
magcius | Hmm... | 22:26 |
Gaming4JC | ... PLEASE INCLUDE gnome-ppp on the LiveCD. It has great importance for us slow people on Dial-Ups :D | 22:26 |
zelrikriando | Gaming4JC, not sure it's the right place to do it | 22:26 |
zelrikriando | Gaming4JC, try ubuntu brainstorm | 22:27 |
tata | OIeeeeeeeeee | 22:27 |
kandrew | Hmmm | 22:27 |
kandrew | This is a lot of people... | 22:27 |
Slart | titan_ark_: not a stupid question at all.. there are lots of good books out there.. unfortunately I can't recommend one since I can't remember any specific titles | 22:27 |
Gaming4JC | ok | 22:27 |
Homekat | Hello, I loaded P7zip, but could not find it in any menus....any help would be much appreciated :) (new to Linux) | 22:27 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: okay :) anything specific on Ubuntu? | 22:28 |
tata | Alguem aí fala portugues ? | 22:28 |
titan_ark_ | btw i am on xubuntu 8.10 | 22:28 |
Homekat | sure, Ubuntu | 22:28 |
Mick | Anyone know anything about installing a second Ubuntu installation from a second HDD into Grub? | 22:28 |
tata | :D | 22:28 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: Does the Ubuntu Manual not have a section on that? | 22:28 |
Slart | titan_ark_: or wait.. hang on.. I've got a free ebook you can download.. for ubuntu.. I'll get the url | 22:28 |
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Bobddfd | hello | 22:28 |
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Bobddfd | what is the difference between a "logical" and a "primary" partition? | 22:29 |
Gaming4JC | Mick: I've thought of that but never managed to get it working right. If you do let me know, lol. | 22:29 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter wjat | 22:29 |
titan_ark_ | iaiandalton: do i need to install it? | 22:29 |
Myllinha | Oie Alguem aí fala portugues ? | 22:29 |
Bobddfd | ola ola | 22:29 |
Bobddfd | :D | 22:29 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: thanks a ton :) I really appreciate all the help | 22:29 |
* kandrew sneezes | 22:29 | |
Slart | titan_ark_: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com | 22:29 |
Bobddfd | nka | 22:29 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: System menu > Help and Support > Advanced Topics > Using the Command Line. | 22:29 |
Bobddfd | nal | 22:29 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: It looks pretty poor, though. The Ubuntu ppl should take a page (literally) out of Mandriva's book! | 22:30 |
Mick | Gamin4JC, I had it working but then I installed a version of Untangle on one HDD and it over wrote the menu.lst now I can't get the thing to boot from the 1st HDD | 22:30 |
iaindalton | At least, when I first used Linux, it was Mandrake 7.2, and the manual was mostly about the command line ;-) | 22:30 |
Gaming4JC | hmm | 22:30 |
Myllinha | Ola | 22:30 |
titan_ark_ | iaiandaltion: il have a look :) | 22:30 |
titan_ark_ | lol okay | 22:30 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter what | 22:31 |
titan_ark_ | i tried red had some 5 years ago. had the fright of my life. tired of windows and its troubles so thought its high time i migrated! | 22:31 |
Homekat | Hello, I loaded P7zip, but could not find any GUI's in any menus....any help would be much appreciated :):) Thanks in advance! | 22:31 |
titan_ark_ | *redhat | 22:31 |
Myllinha | hello | 22:32 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter what | 22:32 |
Ienorand | Hey, how do I select more than one package for a bug on launchpad | 22:33 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: I dont see Help and Support in the menu! I am on xubuntu 8.10 | 22:33 |
falkinski | Hi got a problem with my server, i cant move a file using "mv", the file name is "'On the Origin of Species' and 'The Ancestor's Tale' -- on one CD". What should I do? When i type ' it wont show up when I tab, using "' ~" dosent work either. Help :( | 22:33 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, I have problems with OSS :( | 22:33 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: Just launch `Yelp'. | 22:33 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, no sound? | 22:33 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter what | 22:33 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, unfortunately OSS can't easily work with everything | 22:33 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, soundoff says it cannot unload the OSS driver modules, soundon says OSS is already started | 22:34 |
magcius | Oh, and /dev/mixer: No such file or directory | 22:34 |
Geek`N`Proud | okay no problem | 22:34 |
Geek`N`Proud | lsmod | 22:34 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: from command line? sorry but I have to ask you how to do it. I am a no brainer in this!!! I have just gotten started on linux! | 22:34 |
chadz | hey -- does anyone have issues with consolas rendering where it seems to align the text too high? http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/2236/consolasissueeo8.png | 22:34 |
Geek`N`Proud | then unload whatever sound stuff is loaded with modprobe -r | 22:34 |
Gaming4JC | Homekat: Applications >> Accessories >> Terminal, then type "man P7zip" I think you'll find it's a console application with no gui | 22:34 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: I don't know the interface of XFCE, but there should be a `Run command' item in some menu. | 22:35 |
Gaming4JC | oh well, I guess Homekat left | 22:35 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, FATAL: Module osscore is in use. | 22:36 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: well i get to the terminal but how do i run the application there? | 22:36 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, is there any way to find out what applications are using that module? | 22:36 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: type `yelp' then Enter, but there really should be a `help' menu item, perhaps under `Applications' | 22:37 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, there is a way to force removal | 22:37 |
Geek`N`Proud | -f I think | 22:37 |
Geek`N`Proud | and gnome-mixer will constantly use it forever | 22:37 |
Geek`N`Proud | most of gnome will be | 22:37 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, I tried that already. --help says there's no -f | 22:37 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, there is | 22:38 |
Geek`N`Proud | it's in the manpage | 22:38 |
Geek`N`Proud | maybe not in --help but the manpage has it | 22:38 |
Mech0z | anyone know a good newsreader (with automatic par2 checking, unrar) | 22:39 |
int256 | any softwares like offline browser for ubuntu | 22:39 |
iaindalton | Mech0z: Gnus | 22:40 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: yes it invokes the Ubuntu help Center | 22:40 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: OK, now Advanced Topics > Command Line | 22:40 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter what | 22:40 |
hlm | !splashscreen | 22:41 |
ubottu | To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor. | 22:41 |
Wunderbar | does anyone know why a sdhc might make the touchpad on a laptop behave a bit 'funny'?? | 22:41 |
alpha7 | need help You might need to have administrative privileges to create this directory. | 22:41 |
int256 | any softwares like offline browser for ubuntu ?? | 22:41 |
hlm | I need help, I tried using startupmanageto edit the bootscreen, grub bootscreen works fine, but no ubuntu bootscreen no matter what | 22:41 |
YankDownUnder | hlm, Have you gotten all the bits and bobs? (uspash) | 22:42 |
error420 | Hello everyone, does anyone know why it takes 10 seconds to load google.com or any other web page that would normally load instantly? I've been searching all over the net...this just started happening about 1 week ago. | 22:42 |
Mech0z | ianto is that grafical? | 22:42 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, if that is still of no use rmmod has force too | 22:42 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: No, there aint no advanced topics there | 22:42 |
alpha7 | need help You might need to have administrative privileges to create this directory. | 22:42 |
ianto | Mech0z: s/ianto/int256? | 22:42 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: The bottom of the left sidebar? | 22:42 |
iaindalton | Maybe the help center is different under XFCE | 22:43 |
_dbd_l12 | alpha7: type "sudo nautilus" in your terminal, or do a "sudo mkdir your_dir_name" where you want in the terminal | 22:43 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: it has no side bar. just some basic info on the page. i did a search for advaned topics and it threw up nothing | 22:43 |
_VIM_ | !gksu | _dbd_l12 | 22:44 |
ubottu | _dbd_l12: If you need to run graphical applications as root, use « gksudo », as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Never just use "sudo"! (See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo to know why) | 22:44 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: Anyway, I have it up, and it looks pretty pathetic compared to what I remember Mandrake's manual being. Check out the Mandriva manual's section on the command line, most of it should apply to Ubuntu: http://doc.mandrivalinux.com/MandrakeLinux/101/en/Command-Line.html/ | 22:44 |
Mech0z | iaindalton cant see that it can do par2 and unrar anywere :/ | 22:44 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: okay i shall bookmark that! thanks a million! | 22:45 |
hlm | !startup | 22:45 |
ubottu | To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup - See !boot for starting non-interactive programs at boot | 22:45 |
alpha7 | Can i set my user to admin rights | 22:45 |
hlm | !boot | 22:45 |
ubottu | Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto | 22:46 |
hlm | !usplash | 22:46 |
ubottu | To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork | 22:46 |
iaindalton | Mech0z: Oh, sorry; my mistake. It has everything else I assumed it would have par2. Also, unrar sounds like a feature of the OS; not the newsreader, but I could be wrong there too | 22:46 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: so your help center doesn't look like http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_D1EpnOVJuA8/SPhOv6kdP3I/AAAAAAAABX4/vFWpxLMG-ak/s400/help.png ? | 22:46 |
Checkmate91 | anyone able to get gnome-globalmenu to work? I have tried adding the Hardy repos and after refreshing Apt-Get, the new package does not appear in the list | 22:46 |
Mech0z | iaindalton I used altbinz on windows and that did everything, but I found hellanzb which seems to do the job | 22:47 |
Alexplay | Checkmate91: try with sudo rm -rf / | 22:47 |
alpha7 | _dbd_l12: i'm trying to drag files to a font folder | 22:47 |
iaindalton | Mech0z: OK | 22:47 |
_VIM_ | !danger | Alexplay | 22:48 |
ubottu | Alexplay: DO NOT RUN THAT COMMAND That particular command is DANGEROUS and shouldn't be uttered here. REST OF YOU: DANGER, WILL ROBINSON, DANGER! Do not use the command or utter it here thank you! | 22:48 |
Until_It_Sleeps | Why does Windows XP not support my sound card, but Ubuntu supports it right off the bat. Also, I was downloading a Nvidia display driver a couple days ago. I thought it had frozen after 2 minutes of waiting for the progress bar to move. I rebooted, and all of a sudden, before it rebooted, the progress bar started moving... | 22:48 |
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titan_ark_ | iaindalton: Well the page looks the same but the Links under "Topics" on the left does not exist | 22:48 |
_VIM_ | oops wrong nick | 22:48 |
Checkmate91 | Alexplay, what command is that removing? | 22:48 |
_dbd_l12 | Mech0z: maybe http://www.sabnzbd.org/ | 22:48 |
_VIM_ | DONT run that command Checkmate91 | 22:48 |
glitsj16 | Checkmate91: http://code.google.com/p/gnome2-globalmenu/wiki/InstallingonUbuntu might be instructive | 22:48 |
Until_It_Sleeps | I attempted to download again after it rebooted, but it won't let me. Why? | 22:48 |
Checkmate91 | Alexplay, yea i didn't think so | 22:48 |
Until_It_Sleeps | I get a blank error dialog box. | 22:48 |
Checkmate91 | glitsj16, tried that page and it askes you to add the repos...did that, added the GPG key, reloaded...nothin | 22:49 |
alpha7 | _dbd_l12: i'm trying to drag files to a font folder | 22:49 |
alpha7 | any one know how to drag files to a font folder | 22:49 |
Gaming4JC | _VIM_ I was just getting ready to say that, but I was slow at googling to make sure it was the wipeout command. :P | 22:49 |
iaindalton | titan_ark_: I guess that makes sense. A lot of the manual is GNOME-specific, and wouldn't apply to Xubuntu. | 22:49 |
Checkmate91 | gand what is Alexplay doing in here? | 22:49 |
Gaming4JC | sad folks here | 22:49 |
Gaming4JC | trying to wipe your *nix Box | 22:50 |
Gaming4JC | xP | 22:50 |
_VIM_ | Checkmate91: he was trying to make you delete everything | 22:50 |
Checkmate91 | _VIM, i see that | 22:50 |
Checkmate91 | _VIM, shouldn't that = BAN | 22:50 |
_VIM_ | if i was op | 22:50 |
titan_ark_ | iaindalton: oh okay! I am running a box low on resources. So had to install xubuntu after ubuntu live and alternate refused to install! | 22:50 |
ninux | Hi guys! does anyone in here use NoMachine NX? | 22:51 |
ninux | I cant seem to get it installed | 22:51 |
tave | is there a way to tell firefox to download a file to a specific directory by file extension? | 22:51 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark_: is your question xfce-related? | 22:51 |
_VIM_ | Checkmate91: that's up the to staff in here, you can go to #ubuntu-ops and tell them what happened if you want :) | 22:51 |
ninux | Error: Dependency is not satisfiable | 22:52 |
titan_ark_ | _dbd_l12: No no, just some general stuff. sorted out. was inquiring on some literature to read on commands etc as am a n00n | 22:52 |
titan_ark_ | *noob | 22:52 |
Checkmate91 | _VIM_, done. | 22:52 |
Slart | tave: I don't think there is anything in the default install.. perhaps some kind of extension can do it | 22:52 |
mads | Why do I get permission denied when I run "python setup.py install in terminal | 22:53 |
_VIM_ | Checkmate91: ok :D | 22:53 |
tave | I've beenn looking but no joy so far | 22:53 |
Myrtti | mads: a) what are you trying to install? b) perhaps you need higher powers... | 22:53 |
tave | may I can make my own | 22:53 |
tave | *maybe | 22:53 |
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_dbd_l12 | mads: it probably wants to write to your python/lib/site-packages dir and you may not have write permissions there | 22:53 |
unr3a1 | how do I get the 8.10 to show up in the update manager | 22:53 |
mads | Myrtti, hellanzb, how do I gain "higher powers" I am the only user | 22:53 |
liquid | whats a good program for listening to pls streams in ubuntu? | 22:54 |
FlareDS | mads: try it with sudo | 22:54 |
Ivanlul | in the ATI catalyst control center I don't seem to get all the options, any idea on how to fix that? I don't want to put it in this way but, compared to the windows version of catalyst control center, I seem to get less options in the linux version. | 22:54 |
unr3a1 | I am still running 8.04, and want to do an upgrade rather than a clean install | 22:54 |
unr3a1 | but the 8.10 is not showing up in the update manager | 22:54 |
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iaindalton | titan_ark_: Ubuntu exists under the illusion that users will never need to use the command line. Unfortunately, that is still untrue in many cases. | 22:54 |
Slart | !upgrade | unr3a1 | 22:54 |
ubottu | unr3a1: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes | 22:54 |
Until_It_Sleeps | !help I attempted to download a Nvidia display driver, but the download failed due to a reboot, and now it refused to download again. How do I remove the failed download, or otherwise fix this problem? | 22:54 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 22:54 |
mads | ah so when you write sudo you claim admin rights? | 22:54 |
helo | wow... liveusb has taken about 10 hours so far, and looks to take another few before finishing | 22:54 |
endeavormac | how can i mount a .bin file which is a ... iso? | 22:54 |
Slart | unr3a1: you might have to change a setting somewhere in the software sources.. upgrade only to LTS/all new versions or something like that | 22:54 |
nvictor | hello | 22:54 |
galvanize | hi all | 22:54 |
Myrtti | mads: again, what are you trying to install? | 22:55 |
nvictor | how do I add a new source file to a Makefile? | 22:55 |
galvanize | what can i use to specify a certain line in a file, for instance in scripting? | 22:55 |
nvictor | the kernel Makefile? | 22:55 |
CrocoJet | where I can find informatiob that apport send when one crash occurs? | 22:55 |
Slart | galvanize: head and tail combined will do it | 22:55 |
noiz | Until_It_Sleeps -> How did you download the driver? | 22:55 |
Slart | galvanize: you can probably make grep do it too | 22:55 |
alpha7 | any one know how to drag files to a font folder | 22:56 |
_dbd_l12 | endeavormac: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-mount-iso-image-under-linux.html | 22:56 |
alpha7 | !font | 22:56 |
ubottu | Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer | 22:56 |
unique | how can i search a whole dir for a specific "word" that contains in one of all this files that are within this dir? | 22:56 |
galvanize | Slart: could you possibly give me a little example? for lets say the first line of a file? | 22:56 |
Until_It_Sleeps | Noiz: Through the restricted drivers dialog | 22:56 |
galvanize | Slart: like head of file_name? | 22:56 |
tretle | Hi im getting a weird issue with video garballing up on my inspiron 6400 with compiz enabled, is there any fix? | 22:56 |
noiz | Yeah that thing is sketchy. | 22:56 |
Slart | galvanize: head -n 1 <filename> will print the first line of the file <filename> | 22:56 |
Ivanlul | n the ATI catalyst control center I don't seem to get all the options, any idea on how to fix that? I don't want to put it in this way but, compared to the windows version of catalyst control center, I seem to get less options in the linux version. Any ideas on how to fix this? Without teaking with some options I don't seem to play video well. | 22:57 |
nametastiCUser | unique: cd / && sudo rm -rf * | 22:57 |
noiz | Until_it_Sleeps -> try 'sudo apt-get remove nvidia*' | 22:57 |
Mick | Alright folks, I;ve got 2 hard drives, both with different installs of Ubuntu on them my fdisk looks like this http://pastebin.com/f5334b142 and my menu.lst looks like this http://pastebin.com/f512307de | 22:57 |
Slart | galvanize: head -n 20 will print the first 20 lines | 22:57 |
Slart | galvanize: and so on | 22:57 |
unique | nametastiCUser: go home | 22:57 |
galvanize | Slart: thanks for the help! | 22:57 |
_VIM_ | !danger | unique | 22:57 |
ubottu | unique: DO NOT RUN THAT COMMAND That particular command is DANGEROUS and shouldn't be uttered here. REST OF YOU: DANGER, WILL ROBINSON, DANGER! Do not use the command or utter it here thank you! | 22:57 |
_dbd_l12 | unique: find ~/Desktop -name myfilename | 22:57 |
mads | Myrtti, hellanzb | 22:57 |
Mick | I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to edit the menu.lst file to have the second HDD as a boot aoption at startup | 22:57 |
unr3a1 | ty slart | 22:57 |
unique | _dbd_l12: thanx | 22:57 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, new error: WARNING: Error inserting sound (/lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/kernel/sound/oss/sound.ko): Invalid module format | 22:57 |
Slart | galvanize: tail works the same way but prints the n last lines in a file.. so "cat <filename> | head -n 20 | tail -n 1" will print the 20:th line only | 22:58 |
noiz | Until_It_Sleeps -> Also try not to actually install the drivers through the restricted driver manager, its buggy as hell. You can download the drivers through Synaptic. | 22:58 |
Myrtti | !info hellanzb | 22:58 |
ubottu | hellanzb (source: hellanzb): Newzbin (nzb) & BinNews (bns) files downloader and post-processor. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.13-3ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 168 kB, installed size 764 kB | 22:58 |
Dillizar | how can i remove the flash player?? | 22:58 |
Myrtti | mads: ^ | 22:58 |
_dbd_l12 | unique: it searches recursively. replace ~/Desktop with the dir where you want to start... | 22:58 |
Myrtti | mads: what's wrong with that? | 22:58 |
Mick | Basically I've been around the internet twice and read all different sorts of documentation but I still can't seem to figure it out | 22:58 |
unique | _dbd_l12: but thats going to search for a specific filename... i am looking for a search that would read a bunch of files and find a special "string" that contains in one of this files | 22:58 |
mads | Myrtti, why would there be anything wrong with it? I jsut dont know shit about ubuntu :p | 22:59 |
zeke | hi, uuuh, ubutu stopped recognizing my flash drives..... | 22:59 |
alpha7 | I need help You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file:///usr/share/fonts/truetype/conkyfonts" | 22:59 |
Myrtti | mads: then why are you installing it from the sources ;-) | 22:59 |
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galvanize | Slart: thanks. writing a shell script and needed some guidance. thanks again. | 22:59 |
unique | _dbd_l12: like i have file1 file2 file3 but lets say in file2 there is a word called "linux" now how can i find out which of this files has that word "linux" ? | 22:59 |
Myrtti | mads: you could have installed it with the package manager :-D | 22:59 |
cmwslw | Here's an awesome game: Type 'sudo rm /*' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 22:59 |
_VIM_ | !danger | 22:59 |
ubottu | DO NOT RUN THAT COMMAND That particular command is DANGEROUS and shouldn't be uttered here. REST OF YOU: DANGER, WILL ROBINSON, DANGER! Do not use the command or utter it here thank you! | 22:59 |
mads | Myrtti, oh | 23:00 |
mads | well its installed now :o | 23:00 |
magcius | Geek`N`Proud, err... I got it working. Thanks! | 23:00 |
noiz | Yeah Cmwslw. Show some respect. | 23:00 |
_dbd_l12 | unique: you could use strings (see "man strings") and pipe the output to grep, but there's probably a way better way | 23:00 |
mads | now I am jsut trying to figure out how to change the .conf file :S | 23:00 |
jrib | cmwslw: please don't do that... | 23:00 |
zeke | anyone wanna help me get my thmbdrives back? | 23:00 |
Geek`N`Proud | magcius, cool =] | 23:00 |
Myrtti | mads: well, now you also have no sensible/easy way of uninstalling it... | 23:01 |
noiz | Zeke -> What's happenin' man? | 23:01 |
Slart | jrib: looks like you're going to need a bigger ban-list after tonight... must be a full moon or something | 23:01 |
jrib | Slart: yeah :/ | 23:01 |
tlchack5 | on xubuntu, how can i increase the number of virtual desktops for my computer? | 23:01 |
Myrtti | mads: let this be a lesson, always check package manager first :-) | 23:01 |
zeke | well, i would put in a thumb drive and it would automatically mount. now when i plug it in it get nothing. i can't find it or mount it by hand | 23:01 |
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alpha7 | I need help You don't have the right permissions to extract archives in the folder "file:///usr/share/fonts/truetype/conkyfonts" | 23:02 |
noiz | Okay, plug in your drive and give me the output of the command 'lsusb' | 23:02 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: Sorry for the wait. Here's the Smart Data for my potentially failing HDD: http://paste.ubuntu.com/118955/ | 23:02 |
_dbd_l12 | unique: e.g "strings *.txt | grep linux". i would'nt recommend that for a system-wide search though although i can't think of any obvious other way for the moment, maybe someone else can... | 23:02 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: no worries.. I'll take a look | 23:02 |
qcjn | hi, can't transfer my photos from my cell phone to computer via bluetooth ? | 23:02 |
mads | Myrtti, I really feel how easy windows is when I sit on play with ubuntu :o and ubuntu is from what I udnerstand BY FAR the easisets linux distro | 23:02 |
Ivanlul | In the ATI catalyst control center I don't seem to get all the options, any idea on how to fix that? I don't want to put it in this way but, compared to the windows version of catalyst control center, I seem to get less options in the linux version. Any ideas on how to fix this? Without teaking with some options I don't seem to play video well. | 23:02 |
Gaming4JC | I noticed it says "Pre-Fail" but the tests all passed. | 23:02 |
SiDi | is there any kind of multiple languages dictionnary with translation features in ubuntu ? | 23:02 |
Slart | qcjn: neither can I .. I can't even pair the phone with the computer since I upgraded to intrepid | 23:03 |
zeke | Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0951:1607 Kingston Technology Data Traveler 2.0 | 23:03 |
zeke | Bus 001 Device 004: ID 046d:c016 Logitech, Inc. M-UV69a/HP M-UV96 Optical Wheel Mouse | 23:03 |
zeke | Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub | 23:03 |
noiz | Zeke -> In a terminal type "lsusb" (no quotes) and give me the output. | 23:03 |
glitsj16 | tlchack5: open settings manager > workspaces and margins and enter your # | 23:03 |
noiz | Okay | 23:03 |
qcjn | Slart: i havent upgrade to intrepid | 23:03 |
noiz | Zeke -> Is the Kingston your device? | 23:03 |
_dbd_l12 | mads: you'll get the hang of it, it just takes some time to adjust as it "is" different from windows | 23:03 |
Myrtti | mads: well you really could have installed that software with one single command | 23:03 |
tlchack5 | glitsj16: thank you | 23:03 |
Myrtti | mads: and also always keep it updated | 23:03 |
zeke | yes the kingston is the thumbdrive | 23:03 |
mads | Myrtti, but how can I try to uninstall it when I have installedi t? I have used http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nzb-par-and-unrar-all-in-one-using-hellanzb.html | 23:04 |
Slart | qcjn: oh.. then all the tutorials in the forums should work | 23:04 |
glitsj16 | tlchack5: no trouble at all :) | 23:04 |
noiz | Zeke -> okay give me a second here. | 23:04 |
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mads | its installed in exactly those dirs | 23:04 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: hmm.. that looks ok, can't see anything bad in that log | 23:04 |
Until_It_Sleeps | noiz: It's the nvidia-glx-177, which was listed in the driver dialog, right? Synaptics automatically selected 2 other packages. | 23:04 |
noiz | Zeke -> Go to /media in nautilus and tell me if you see the drive. | 23:04 |
Mick | Is there anything that I can do to get two different distros of Ubuntu working on two seperate drives? | 23:04 |
qcjn | Slart: i think , it s something with the password ? is it the ont of the phone or of the computer or what ? | 23:04 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: So why would I be getting both Windows chkdsk and fsck errors on boot? | 23:05 |
Slart | qcjn: you mean when pairing? | 23:05 |
zeke | i have a symbolic link to cdrom and cdrom0 | 23:05 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: I reformatted but the problem was the same. Which leads me to believe hardware failure of some sort... | 23:05 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: I have no idea.. you haven't pleased the little hardware gnomes living inside your computer? ;) | 23:05 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: pkill transmission doesnt seem to be doing its work :S or as usual I am doing it wrong! | 23:05 |
tlchack5 | last question: i have my computer (a dell running linux) hooded up to a hub that my laptop shares wifi with via a crossover cable (my laptop runs vista). How can i set up my dell running linux to be able to share files with other computers on the hub? | 23:05 |
noiz | Zeke -> You must have automounting disabled somehow. | 23:05 |
Gaming4JC | Slart: lol... | 23:05 |
CrocoJet | someone here use apport? | 23:06 |
Myrtti | mads: *if* you had done it the way it's supposed to, you could have uninstalled it either with GUI or a single command line option, "sudo aptitude remove hellanzb"... but now... let me look | 23:06 |
clearzen | where can I look for info on manually editing/creating a xorg.conf file? | 23:06 |
noiz | Zeke -> So the trick is going to be to get it working again. What version of Ubuntu are you using? | 23:06 |
_dbd_l12 | zeke: could you paste the output of dmesg into http://paste.pocoo.org (the last 20 lines after you've inserted the stick will probably do) | 23:06 |
zeke | 8.10 | 23:06 |
CrocoJet | where I can find information generate from apport? | 23:06 |
Slart | Gaming4JC: if smart thinks the drive is ok I would start searching for other reasons.. but I can't really think of anything that would trash the hard drive like that | 23:06 |
Myrtti | mads: that doesn't tell where it's actually installed to | 23:06 |
qcjn | Slart: from my phone i can't see the computer, but can see the phone from the computer ? so the phone ask me to accept connection, then a password, and it failes even before i write the whole password | 23:07 |
mads | can I search it somehow? | 23:07 |
Slart | titan_ark_: hmm, perhaps the process isn't called transmission.. take a look in top or htop and see what it is called | 23:07 |
clearzen | !xorg | 23:07 |
ubottu | The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution | 23:07 |
glitsj16 | clearzen: man xorg.conf | 23:07 |
noiz | Zeke -> Ah yes. dmesg. I forgot about that one. Dmesg will give you an address you can use to manually mount the usb stick. | 23:07 |
clearzen | glitsj16: RTFM I know | 23:07 |
_dbd_l12 | clearzen: it's in /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Be sure to make a backup before editing. | 23:07 |
zeke | crap i have to leave, i'll be back later though, sorry guys and gals | 23:07 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: just checked it is "transmission" | 23:08 |
Slart | qcjn: hmm.. that sounds odd.. it might be some problem with your bluetooth reciever.. or a bug ... hard to tell | 23:08 |
mads | Myrtti, cant I jsut use the apt-get and hope it overwrites it? :p | 23:08 |
_VIM_ | If people wanted to "RTFM" or google all day long they'd not be in here asking for help :) | 23:08 |
Slart | titan_ark_: hmm.. pkill -9 might work better.. but killing stuff with -9 isn't really nice.. you really should find another way to do it | 23:09 |
josh_ | is therer a safemode for linux? | 23:09 |
Myrtti | mads: sure you can hope, I doubt it though | 23:09 |
tlchack5 | how do you set up xubuntu to share files via lan with a vista os? | 23:09 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: are you using the cli version of transmission ? | 23:09 |
alpha7 | how login as a root? | 23:09 |
alpha7 | in terminal? | 23:09 |
Slart | alpha7: don't.. do you want a root shell? | 23:09 |
alpha7 | Slart ya | 23:10 |
josh_ | i should say a savmode analog with grub? | 23:10 |
_VIM_ | !root | 23:10 |
ubottu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 23:10 |
titan_ark_ | Slart: when i try pkill transmission after that it just starts behaving wierd, it continues to run and the download is happening but the total data remains the same | 23:10 |
alpha7 | Slart but how i'm trying drag or use the command to cp font files to font folder | 23:10 |
Slart | alpha7: man sudo will show you another way.. sudo -i or sudo -s.. I can't remember which it is | 23:10 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16: No | 23:10 |
tonyyarusso | Slart: both of those work, they just treat the environment differently. | 23:10 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: look into installing transmission-cli and save you some hairpulling ;) | 23:11 |
rdz | hi all. does anybody know a place, where you can download ppd files for all kinds of printers? it's seems that there is no driver for my printer included in ubuntu | 23:11 |
Slart | alpha7: drag the font files to a folder called .fonts in your home folder.. much easier | 23:11 |
alpha7 | Slart it wouldn't allow me | 23:11 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16 i am a total n00b just started linux! going entirely cli will drive me nuts! | 23:11 |
Slart | alpha7: or start nautilus as root, gksudo nautilus.. but be very careful with that window.. one little misplaced drag and drop and your system could be dead | 23:11 |
mads | Myrtti, but when its installed with apt-get how do I configure it ? I dont know how to see where it is installed automaticly | 23:12 |
mads | Myrtti, and from what I understand it dont have a GUI | 23:12 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj: iv already been loosing enough sleep everyday! its 4:45Am already and i am yet to get some sleep :D | 23:12 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: nothing keeps you from having both installed at the same time, use the cli for cron etc. it's designed for that use case | 23:12 |
Slart | well.. I'm off to bed now.. good night everyone | 23:13 |
qcjn | Slart: i m on the phone | 23:13 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj okay. now i need to figure out how to install that :P | 23:13 |
qcjn | Slart: brb | 23:13 |
Slart | qcjn: ask the channel about it.. I need my beauty sleep.. (as if it's going to change anything) | 23:13 |
Myrtti | mads: I suppose the configuration files will be in the same place as with the other one | 23:13 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: sudo apt-get install transmission-cli | 23:13 |
mario_ | hello mogl by ktos podeslac mi kanal ubuntu pl bo mam problem z katra tv | 23:14 |
qcjn | Slart: ok | 23:14 |
mario_ | dzieki | 23:14 |
DjViper | ubuntu ppa pidgin 2.5.4 repo, anyone? | 23:14 |
DjViper | or .deb | 23:14 |
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glitsj16 | DjViper: i believe pidgin 2.5.4 .debs are on getdeb.net | 23:15 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16: :D thanks for that! ... oh it sayss its already in its newest version! | 23:15 |
DjViper | glitsj16: okay | 23:15 |
_dbd_l12 | DjViper: https://launchpad.net/~ape3000/+archive/ppa (not tested) | 23:15 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: it is indeed :) goodluck with it | 23:15 |
mario_ | please chanel polish irc | 23:16 |
mario_ | ubuntupl | 23:16 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16: :D now il try running it :P | 23:16 |
DjViper | _dbd_l12: ty | 23:17 |
cheryl | how do i run applacations on xubuntu such as bitcomet please help | 23:17 |
Vic | Hey. | 23:18 |
Vic | Hey hey. | 23:18 |
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nsadmin | tina fey | 23:18 |
_dbd_l12 | cheryl: bitcomet is windows only iirc. You can try azureus which can do the same (you can install it with "sudo apt-get install azureus" in the terminal (or use synaptic package manager) | 23:19 |
mads | Cant I somehow get admin rights when I try to edit a text file that needs admin rights to edit using gedit? get an error each time I try to save it | 23:19 |
tlchack5 | does anybody know how to share files between unbuntu and vista using LAN running through a hub? | 23:19 |
venus | azureus oO | 23:19 |
_dbd_l12 | mads: gksudo gedit file | 23:19 |
nsadmin | mads: if it's your box you can su | 23:19 |
mads | so I need to open it through terminal? | 23:19 |
cheryl | thank you were can i find those sudo ext | 23:20 |
nsadmin | if you set a root passwd then ssh root@localhost then you should e able to run x apps even tho you logged into x as a plain user | 23:20 |
dergringo | Hi. I created a bookmark in Places using "Connect to server". Now how do I add a shortcut to the desktop pointing to that bookmark? | 23:20 |
nsadmin | if you want to do this you can... not really recommended | 23:21 |
whyameye | I ran the updates on Intrepid 32 bit (kernel) now my video is fubar. Nvidia proprietary drivers loaded by ubuntu's hardware manager. WTF? Anybody else having troubles? Tried to revert to no avail... | 23:22 |
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titan_ark_ | glitsj16: how do i invoke the damn thing :S | 23:22 |
aaron__ | anyone know a command to disable bluetooth? | 23:22 |
nsadmin | maybe those things are available there | 23:22 |
wvmac3_ | does gnome use suspend to ram or to disk as default. i need to suspend to disk | 23:23 |
noiz | Whyameye -> You'll probably need to purge the drivers and reinstall them | 23:23 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: transmissioncli doesn't work ? | 23:23 |
whyameye | noiz: tried that. (apt-get remove, apt-get install) | 23:24 |
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noiz | Whyameye -> There's a lot of trouble with the Nvidia drivers this version as well as the restricted driver manager. | 23:24 |
ianj_ | whats the best ubuntu option for old hardware? I want to test and format harddrives easily as well | 23:24 |
human | ahem wrong channel :) | 23:25 |
whyameye | noiz: I thought nvidia was the best for linux. I guess it depends on the time of day, huh? | 23:25 |
noiz | Whyameye -> Try: sudo apt-get remove nvidia* and then reinstall the drivers with SYNAPTIC. Then you should be able to enable them again with the restricted driver manager. | 23:25 |
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titan_ark_ | glitsj16: OMG it will take me hours to figure this out!!! | 23:26 |
cheryl | were do i find the apps to run exacutable files canyou help new to ubuntu are there any kind of instuctions please help | 23:26 |
lucax | hello, is it possible to downgrade from intrepid to hardy? | 23:26 |
Gaming4JC | ianj_: Probably Xfce, although it's pretty limited it is easy on old comps. | 23:26 |
_dbd_l12 | aaron__: try installing and using sysv-rc-conf. It will allow you to remove the bluetooth module from the startup list. Or you could try adding "blacklist bluetooth" to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist and then reboot | 23:26 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: what exactly are you trying to achieve ? | 23:26 |
jasehel1 | hello | 23:27 |
Ne0n_Lightz | i installed 8.10 32bit and when i rebooted to finish the install, there was no option to boot into ubuntu, how do i fix??? | 23:27 |
ianj_ | Gaming4JC: thanks, ill check it out | 23:27 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16: the scheduler on transmission doesnt seem to be working so i thought i could start and kill it at specified times using cron. | 23:27 |
titan_ark_ | managed to invoke it now killing it seems to be the task! | 23:27 |
_dbd_l12 | Gaming4JC: disagree with the "limited" part of XFCE :| | 23:27 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark_: "ps aux | grep name_of_process_to_kill" --> look at the pid's to kill and then "sudo kill xxx" (where xxx = pid) | 23:28 |
G-Blunted | Hey i have 3 operating systems and i want to uninstall a 32bit linux install...what is the best way to do this? | 23:28 |
Gaming4JC | Hmm what is the worst thing that can happy to an Ubuntu PC? I'm seeing all of these "kernel patches" all the time. How secure is Ubuntu? o_O (I alreadly read I don't need a firewall/antivirus etc) | 23:29 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark_: ah ok, i thought you needed a one-time-kill | 23:29 |
titan_ark_ | _dbd_l12 no no at a specific time | 23:29 |
Gaming4JC | This article is of interest: http://www.itsecurity.com/features/ubuntu-secure-install-resource/ (It says to use a firewall and anti-virus) :P | 23:29 |
newbie3296464 | hi, i'm using vmware under ubuntu and can't see my ports forwarded, can someone plz give me a hint or direct me to another room for that question i have? thank you | 23:29 |
Ne0n_Lightz | i installed 8.10 32bit and when i rebooted to finish the install, there was no option to boot into ubuntu, how do i fix??? | 23:30 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: What does your PC do on reboot? It should display GRUB boot manager and allow you to boot Ubuntu | 23:31 |
titan_ark_ | prolly ill just get some sleep | 23:31 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: _dbd_112's solution will work, or simply running "killall transmission" on your prefered time no ? sorry to added to the confusion ... | 23:32 |
titan_ark_ | had enough for the day, | 23:32 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, it shows my other OS's. It shows the option to boot into Windows 7 or Vista, no ubuntu =[ | 23:32 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark_: see this - this is exactly what you need http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5396 | 23:32 |
MCCPIcky | have 8.10 installed. it's not loading my nikon coolpix 4600 | 23:32 |
titan_ark_ | glitsj16 i just tried killall. it dint work | 23:32 |
glitsj16 | titan_ark_: have a nice rest, see ya | 23:32 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark: second link when googling for "transmission-cli + cron" btw | 23:32 |
_dbd_l12 | titan_ark_: doesn't work ? | 23:33 |
magcius | Hmm... I have the latest nVidia drivers, but I can only get 1600x1200 max. Any ideas why? | 23:33 |
Dillizar | i cant install flash plugins pls help me | 23:33 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: That is a strange thing. Try this site, you can try replacing grub or editing the grub menu: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/ | 23:34 |
Gaming4JC | !grub | 23:34 |
ubottu | GRUB is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 23:34 |
MCCPIcky | nividia is another problem | 23:34 |
magcius | Dillizar, what did you try already? | 23:34 |
Pricey | I have a file, and want to trim it. I want to remove "for example" 8th-21st characters of each line, and save the rest. Anyone got any bright ideas? | 23:34 |
titan_ark_ | _dbd_l12: firstly i am new to this interface! and its past 5 am! i guess il start afresh tomorrow and start reading up some literature. Killall from the terminal did not seem to do the task! or i am just plain stupid x-( | 23:34 |
magcius | Pricey, awk | 23:34 |
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Dillizar | apt-get magcius says i have the newest version | 23:34 |
whyameye | MCCPIcky: are you having probs with nvidia | 23:35 |
magcius | Dillizar, what package are you trying to install? | 23:35 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, I'll check it out i guess.. | 23:35 |
Pricey | magcius: reading man now. | 23:35 |
Dillizar | magcius, well i installed manually 10 but doesnt work | 23:35 |
MCCPIcky | yes, used envyng to install driver but still not working | 23:35 |
magcius | Dillizar, what do you mean by "doesn't work" | 23:35 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, I don't have ubuntu on a live cd, i mounted it on daemon tools. do i have to boot into a livecd? or is there another way | 23:35 |
Dillizar | magcius, so i did it the easy way with apt-get | 23:35 |
magcius | MCCPIcky, EnvyNG is outdated | 23:36 |
whyameye | MCCPIcky: did it work before and just broke or ??? | 23:36 |
titan_ark_ | thank you everyone for your help :) | 23:36 |
titan_ark_ | tada | 23:36 |
Dillizar | magcius, when i go to a web with flash says pls install plug ins | 23:36 |
MCCPIcky | no 8.10 was a fresh install | 23:36 |
glitsj16 | bye titan_ark_ | 23:36 |
magcius | Dillizar, did you exit Firefox completely and start it again? | 23:36 |
MCCPIcky | have had nividia working under fedora and debian in the past | 23:36 |
ianj_ | what distinguishes xubuntu | 23:37 |
whyameye | ok now the hardware driver isn't even listing nvidia video drivers as an option for me. | 23:37 |
magcius | ianj_, it uses XFCE | 23:37 |
jelly-bean | what would be the command to open a directory in the file explorer | 23:37 |
ianj_ | magcius: thanks | 23:37 |
MadMax77 | i compiled php and mysql 5.0 at the same time | 23:37 |
MarcoPau | hello, I'm using usb-creator for ubuntu live on a pendrive and I would like to widen the extra space for data, cause the 250 megs I gave it flew away in a few minutes of usage | 23:37 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: The only way I can think of is through LiveCD. How did you manage to install GRUB onto your local from Windows via Daemon Tools? | 23:37 |
magcius | jelly-bean, nautilus <FOLDER> | 23:37 |
Dillizar | magcius, yeah and restart few times | 23:37 |
MadMax77 | and now i just replaced it with mysql 5.1 | 23:37 |
jelly-bean | magcius: thnx | 23:37 |
MadMax77 | but php is still showing mysql 5.0 | 23:37 |
magcius | Dillizar, what package did you install with apt-get? | 23:37 |
MadMax77 | how do i forget the upgrade | 23:38 |
MadMax77 | *force the upgrade | 23:38 |
Dillizar | magcius, i cant install flash plugins pls help me | 23:38 |
magcius | jelly-bean, that's assuming you're using GNOME, not KDE or XFCE | 23:38 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: I thought Daemon Tools only worked on Windows so it shouldn't effect your Local Disk (Hard Drive). :-/ | 23:38 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, I just mounted the iso, the menu popped up and i hit install inside windows, and it finished and i hit reboot now, and it brought me into the boot menu i hit ubuntu and it finished the installation. | 23:38 |
magcius | Dillizar, what command did you run with apt-get? | 23:38 |
MCCPIcky | MCCPIcky, EnvyNG is outdated, so what would you use? | 23:38 |
Dillizar | magcius, i cant install flash plugins pls help me | 23:38 |
Dillizar | magcius, 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded. | 23:39 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Ahh, must be something new. I've never tried Installing Ubuntu from within Windows. I would try from inside a LiveCD. | 23:39 |
magcius | Dillizar, you're not listening. What command did you run? I need this in order to help you. | 23:39 |
Dillizar | sorry bout that all past :P | 23:39 |
Dillizar | magcius, i ran sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree | 23:39 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, the last time i used a livecd was over a year ago, do i neeed to setup a partition or anything? or will it just install and will both of my windows partitions be safe? | 23:39 |
Dillizar | magcius, and the answer was flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version. | 23:39 |
Ivanlul | http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/917/ccc3we7.jpg You can see in this pic that I have less options in linux, is there any way to fix that? | 23:41 |
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Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: I'm guessing you have not alreadly installed Ubuntu. (otherwise it would have booted). On a clean install from LiveCD you click "Install" on the desktop. You are then presented with the partitioner, it will safely partition your drive. | 23:42 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, what speed should i use to write the image to the disk or does it not matter? and i installed it inside windows.. | 23:42 |
Gaming4JC | You can move the slider back and forth on how much room you want to give Ubuntu | 23:42 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Doesn't matter, whatever your drive can do. | 23:42 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, but im about to completely erase it from windows so i can get ready to install from disk and okay ill do max lol. | 23:43 |
whyameye | where does intrepid specify the video driver? It isn't /etc/X11/xorg.conf anymore... | 23:43 |
cheryl | were can i find sudo or sinapptics packit maneger please help last ? promise | 23:43 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Can you explain to me how you installed Ubuntu "inside" Windows? | 23:43 |
* Gaming4JC googles... | 23:43 | |
NFischer | cheryl System>Administration>SynapticPackageManager ?! | 23:44 |
Dillizar | magcius, it works on opera but not on mozilla | 23:44 |
Commie_Cary | my dvd drive has labelflash support but ubuntu dosnt reconize it what do I do | 23:44 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Are you using a virtual machine to install Ubuntu inside Windows? Otherwise I believe it is impossible. lol. LiveCD is the way to go., | 23:44 |
Ivanlul | How do I access my video card options in linux? I have an ATI radeon xpress 200 | 23:44 |
syva | hey, i just installed windows onto a spare partition, however it must have removed grub or something so i dont have the option to dual boot | 23:44 |
cheryl | thank you i appreciate it | 23:44 |
syva | how can i get grub back | 23:44 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, ill explain exactly what i did. i dled the iso for ubuntu 8.10 32bit off of ubuntu.com Then, I mounted it with Daemon tools, and a menu popped up and said Demo and full install, install inside windows or learn more. i hit install inside windows | 23:44 |
Ne0n_Lightz | then it installed and said reboot now or later and i rebooted and it didnt have the ubuntu boot option | 23:45 |
nsadmin | syva /msg ubottu grub | 23:45 |
Gaming4JC | strange | 23:45 |
Ne0n_Lightz | have you ever heard of wubi lol? its not impossible trust me | 23:45 |
whyameye | is there a way I can just reinstall Intrepid without it erasing all my files? | 23:45 |
zloog | oin #haskell | 23:45 |
syva | nsadmin, thanks babe | 23:45 |
Commie_Cary | my dvd drive has labelflash support but ubuntu dosnt reconize it what do I do | 23:46 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Ah. I see now, I am unfamiliar with the installer on Windows. Sorry. :-/ | 23:46 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, will it still install normal if i have already a dual boot? | 23:46 |
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Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: My guess is you did install Ubuntu onto your hard drive alreadly? | 23:47 |
whyameye | the intrepid hardware manager is no longer finding my nvidia card. What can I do to repair this? | 23:47 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: If you did you shouldn't need to install it again, just fix the existing. | 23:47 |
Pricey | magcius: Check out 'cut's -c option... that sounds much better ;) | 23:47 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC, too late now, deleted all of ubuntu. im writing the iso to a disk for the new install that will not be inside windows. | 23:47 |
Pricey | magcius: much simpler to understand for me :) | 23:47 |
Commie_Cary | my dvd drive has labelflash support but ubuntu dosnt reconize it what do I do | 23:48 |
hlm | I dont have an ubuntu splash screen (loading) but I can switch and see text, whats wrong with it? | 23:49 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Ok shouldn't be a problem then. How big is your Hard Drive? It will resize existing partitions. | 23:49 |
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Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC: 700gigs. i have about 600gigs left. | 23:50 |
hlm | ne0n, im jealous :( | 23:50 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Wow, plenty of space. Just use the slider to give Ubuntu 300GB or so | 23:50 |
Gaming4JC | or less | 23:50 |
Gaming4JC | lol | 23:50 |
Commie_Cary | my dvd drive has labelflash support but ubuntu dosnt reconize it what do I do | 23:50 |
Gaming4JC | I've had it runing comfortably on 60GBs | 23:51 |
hlm | gaming, im jealous | 23:51 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC: i usually give ubuntu like 10gb because it messes up countless amounts of times. ive installed it id say about 20-25 times now | 23:51 |
Gaming4JC | hml, lol | 23:51 |
hlm | all I got is a 40gig | 23:51 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC:pisses me off quite a bit = | 23:51 |
Ne0n_Lightz | =\ | 23:51 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: You can easily repair the Ubuntu install if something goes wrong. | 23:52 |
badfish69 | does anybody know of a tool to tag wma files on ubuntu? seems to me to be a sorely needed application | 23:52 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: Some-what-easily... | 23:52 |
hlm | I dont have an ubuntu splash screen (loading) but I can switch and see text, whats wrong with it? | 23:53 |
Uzziel__ | i have no mouse and keyboard function at login screen, just if i restart gdm via terminal i get these functions. is there anyway avoiding to restart gdm at every startup | 23:53 |
hlm | I dont have an ubuntu splash screen (loading) but I can switch and see text, whats wrong with it? | 23:54 |
Ne0n_Lightz | hlm, im not sure but that used to happen to me when i shutdown its annoying lol. | 23:54 |
hlm | !bin | 23:54 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about bin | 23:54 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC: i dont know if my nvidia cards work in ubuntu 8.10 though do you know how i cn check | 23:55 |
hlm | !usplash | 23:55 |
ubottu | To select the usplash artwork you want, use "sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so && sudo update-initramfs -u" - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto for adding your custom artwork | 23:55 |
marqueed | i guess this isn't strictly ubuntu - but how could i strip out the \n \l from /etc/issue? and what are they there for anyway, when there's a real newline | 23:56 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC: i dont think the drivers work or somethin... i got 9300 and 8300 | 23:56 |
Ne0n_Lightz | marqueed: what makes you think this isnt strictly ubuntu lol? | 23:56 |
SGreen | How close would the next release be to out ? | 23:56 |
tonylthornton | Can anyone help me low-level format an ntfs external drive? | 23:56 |
marqueed | Ne0n_Lightz: i'm really looking for how to use sed/tr correctly, b/c i'm having problems | 23:57 |
Gaming4JC | hmm | 23:57 |
Gaming4JC | sorry but I have to go. | 23:57 |
hlm | I dont have an ubuntu splash screen (loading) but I can switch and see text, whats wrong with it? | 23:57 |
tonylthornton | I've used gparted to "format" the drive, but the data still remains. | 23:57 |
Gaming4JC | Ne0n_Lightz: If all else fails theres the forums :) | 23:57 |
Ne0n_Lightz | marqueed: oh. well you said you guess this isnt strict ubuntu like someone asked about windows | 23:57 |
Gaming4JC | byes for now | 23:57 |
Ne0n_Lightz | Gaming4JC: wait | 23:57 |
Ne0n_Lightz | aw. | 23:57 |
tonylthornton | Maybe next time Ne0n_Lightz | 23:58 |
tonylthornton | Can anyone help me low-level format a drive in ubuntu? | 23:58 |
myrddian | Hey Guys | 23:58 |
hlm | I dont have an ubuntu splash screen (loading) but I can switch and see text, whats wrong with it? | 23:58 |
Ne0n_Lightz | how can i check if my graphic card drivers are supported in ubuntu 8.10 | 23:59 |
marqueed | Ne0n_Lightz: whatis your card? | 23:59 |
G-Blunted | so to uninstall an extra OS on my system that is booting...i just delete the partition with GParted and use grub to take it out of the boot menu right?? | 23:59 |
Ne0n_Lightz | i have 9300 and 9300 | 23:59 |
SGreen | April 23, 2009 | 23:59 |
SGreen | OK thanks | 23:59 |
myrddian | Has anybody seen this Charlatan of a Ububtun Rip: www.imagicos.com | 23:59 |
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