[00:00] <tozetre> Uplink: I gotta run, sorry. I know the package name is ghostscript and more info about gs can be found here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostscript
[00:00] <dynamic_batt> hey!
[00:01] <SJr|Work> Whenever I leave my X-session for a console then come back my console never re-appears I have to do a CTRL+ALT+BKSP to get myself all straigtened out.
[00:03] <dynamic_batt> how can i get rid of multiple ubuntu's on bootscreen?
[00:03] <unko> can someone pleae help me make a new mode for my monitor? i need to add the res 1600x1024. and it says i need to add a newmode
[00:03] <Mion> dynamic_batt: boot with nologo or get a single core cpu
[00:03] <Mion> unko: O_o
[00:03] <Mion> strange res
[00:03] <jerknextdoor> can any one help with a "device is unmanaged" error with NetworkManager?
[00:03] <unko> mion: how
[00:04] <dynamic_batt> Mion, ummm.. how can i boot with no logo? :D
[00:04] <shlork> out of curiosity, after netbooks came out, how much busier did this channel get?
[00:04] <unko> woops
[00:04] <Mion> dynamic_batt: nologo
[00:04] <dynamic_batt> what is that? Mion?
[00:04] <unko> mion: how is it a strange res? im not using a lcd thats why
[00:04] <dynamic_batt> im a noob on this.. :S
[00:05] <Mion> dynamic_batt: actually, I think it's logo.nologo
[00:05] <Mion> it's a kernel parameter
[00:05] <eraldo> I can not view event details or calendar settings anymore in google calendar. It works on other machines using the same browser. I disabled all plugins to make sure it's the same.
[00:06] <Mion> dynamic_batt: trow it at the end of the kernel line in menu.lst
[00:06] <eraldo> the effected links are javascript links
[00:06] <dynamic_batt> so.. what should i type in terminal? (or what i need to do?
[00:06] <eraldo> any ideas... how to solve this issue?
[00:06] <unko> can someone pleae help me make a new mode for my monitor? i need to add the res 1600x1024. and it says i need to add a newmode
[00:06] <Mion> open /boot/grub/menu.lst in any editor you want
[00:06] <eraldo> Ubuntu 8.04
[00:06] <eraldo> 64bit
[00:06] <Mion> just make sure you do it as root
[00:07] <Mion> and add logo.nologo to the end of the kernel line
[00:07] <dynamic_batt> ok, ill do that now..
[00:07] <Mion> that will remove the logo, so that you don't get any at all
[00:07] <simone> !lista
[00:07] <Mion> dynamic_batt: the reason for why you are getting more than one logo, is that you have a multicore cpu
[00:07] <shlork> how do i make a makefile?
[00:07] <Mion> shlork: depends on what you want to make it for
[00:08] <Mion> plain make? automake? cmake?
[00:08] <shlork> Komodo-Edit
[00:08] <shlork> errrr
[00:08] <luismx> hola
[00:08] <unko> whats the command to list all my hardware?
[00:08] <shlork> lcpci i think
[00:08] <shlork> *lspci
[00:08] <unko> no it's like lsh
[00:08] <unko> somthing
[00:08] <unko> thats for the pci
[00:08] <unko> i need all
[00:09] <Mion> unko: hwdetect, lshw, lshwd, hwd
[00:09] <Mion> lots of options
[00:09] <unko> lshw thats it
[00:09] <Mion> shlork: there probably are a .deb of Komodo-Edit floating around somewhere
[00:10] <Mion> shlork: or switch to arch :p
[00:10] <Mion> we got it in aur
[00:10] <shlork> arch?
[00:11] <dynamic_batt> Mion, sorry for n00b question, but what the line looks like where i need to add logo.nologo? there are multiple kernel lines.. (i feel so confused ><)
[00:11] <frostburn> is tehre a linux equivalent to manic time?
[00:11] <Mox`> how do I "uninstall" lighttpd?
[00:11] <frostburn> there*
[00:11] <shlork> I''m a flaming tard, so please elaborate
[00:11] <innociv> shlork, archlinux
[00:11] <carlFK_lt> what is the command to gen ssh keys so I dont get: /usr/bin/ssh-copy-id: ERROR: No identities found
[00:11] <innociv> mox, apt-get uninstall lighttpd?..
[00:11] <innociv> er
[00:11] <shlork> archlinux eh?
[00:11] <innociv> apt-get remove
[00:11] <shlork> urrrgh
[00:12] <Mion> dynamic_batt: add it to the one you are booting
[00:12] <shlork> this lady next to me has a sandwich that smells of death
[00:12] <frostburn> Mox`, sudo apt-get remove lighttpd
[00:12] <Mion> Mox`: man apt-get
[00:12] <dynamic_batt> Mion, ok.. ill try to understand :D im kinda new to all of this..
[00:13] <shlork> Mion; don't make suggestions like that to me, i'm very impressionable.
[00:13] <Mion> shlork: ?
[00:13] <innociv> i like centos *shrugs* But the default repos suck ass and it's annoying messing around with other ones
[00:13] <innociv> so i'm using ubuntu now
[00:14]  * ProfeticX has switched from fedora to ubuntu "till something better comes along"
[00:14] <shlork> Mion; I might accidently listen to someone who makes a suggestion like that, and i'll end up septuple-booting
[00:14] <Franky_the_Pier_> Amarok:  My mp5 player is not recognized...  so I can't synch my songs...  is there any way I make make Amarok recognize my player?
[00:15] <Mion> shlork: ?
[00:16] <usser> innociv, its not repos its rpm that sucks ass
[00:16] <shlork> oh nevermind
[00:16] <innociv> Ok
[00:16] <dynamic_batt> Mion, umm.. cant i just delete those boots i dont need?
[00:16] <Mion> shlork: looks like komodo-edit is in ppa
[00:17] <fiftyone> can somoene help me with a mounting issue? I have two partitions I am trying to auto-mount one fat32 and the other NTFS i got the NTFS to mount fine but when I edit fstab to mount the Fat32 drive It locks up and I cant access it until I remove it from fstab.
[00:17] <Mion> dynamic_batt: since you don't really know what you are doing, no
[00:17] <shlork> Mion: which is....?
[00:17] <Mion> shlork: Ubuntu Personal Package Archives
[00:17] <shlork> awesome
[00:17] <shlork> ty.
[00:18] <prosx> Guys
[00:18] <fiftyone> anyone have experiance using fluxbox?
[00:18] <dynamic_batt> Mion, ok... so the logo.nologo needs to be added at this line? kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-11-generic root=UUID=087d4f93-e09c-4846-a893-2c2c23a080f7 ro quiet splash , and the other lines that looks kinda the same ill leave alone?
[00:18] <prosx> Anyone recommend a wep key cracker for ubuntu?
[00:18] <prosx> I want to do some testing...
[00:19] <laughyn1nj4> I like "critical updates" , but how can i stop the "recomended updates"?  i don't wan 'em.
[00:19] <shlork> aircrack or kismet
[00:19] <Mion> dynamic_batt: if you are booting the .27-11 kernel, yes
[00:19] <prosx> shlork which one is better?
[00:19] <prosx> and is it almost instant or does it take time?
[00:19] <shlork> takes time i believe
[00:19] <jerknextdoor> prosx: lots of time
[00:20] <shlork> nothing is instant baby
[00:20] <dynamic_batt> Mion, so, if i understand correctly this command will hide all other boot options?
[00:20] <Mion> no, it will only hide the n logo's you get when the kernel is booting
[00:20] <carlFK_lt> what do I need to do to allow this to work: holla@testing-base:~$ xclip /var/log/Xorg.0.log = X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication. Error: Can't open display: localhost:10.0 holla@testing-base:~$
[00:21] <shlork> prosx check out both, i don't know enough about the both of them to make a recommendation
[00:21] <dynamic_batt> Mion, so, i will have my XP and Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-11-generic only yes?
[00:21] <Mion> no
[00:22] <dynamic_batt> then what i will have? :D
[00:22] <Mion> dynamic_batt: are you talking about the multiple menu entries in grub instead of the actuall logo you get when you boot?
[00:22] <laughyn1nj4> right click the Updates Icon, choose preferences, then turn "recomended updates" off --- DUH
[00:23] <Mion> if so, just comment out the entries you don't want in menu.lst (and don't add logo.nologo)
[00:23] <dynamic_batt> Mion, yes.. the screen where i need to chose OS
[00:23] <Mion> ah
[00:23] <Mion> just comment out the entries that you don't want
[00:23] <dynamic_batt> Mion, put # thingy in front yes?
[00:23] <Mion> yea
[00:24] <dynamic_batt> ^^ that makes sense... :D
[00:24] <Mion> I hate the autogenerated menu.lst in debian derivates :/ it's so messy
[00:25] <dynamic_batt> yea... it is.. but it is understandable... ^^
[00:26] <odder_> is there a way to display a total download of a chosen interface without using ifconfig?
[00:26] <Gargantua> Hi
[00:26] <Mion> I usually strip away all the crap in it
[00:26] <Gargantua> How can I install a font from a .ttf or a .fon
[00:27] <dynamic_batt> Mion, oh.. memtest86+... whats that for? :D
[00:27] <LewisSharp> I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to find the root mail's folder. I thought I'd find it under /var/mail/root but that directory is empty and I have logs into syslog saying email were sent to root (warnings about update-rc.d task probably not launching without errors). I can't debug this until I can get the mail content but I can't find it..
[00:27] <GB1> check memory
[00:27] <Mion> odder_: bwm.ng is nice
[00:27] <Mion> odder_: er.. bwm-ng
[00:27] <Mion> dynamic_batt: testing your ram sticks for errors
[00:27] <timebomb> hello. i used to have an autodeploy script for installing ubuntu headless. but now itll say this ebconf: (Can't locate Debconf/FrontEnd/Newt.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /etc/perl /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.8 /usr/local/share/perl/5.8.8 /usr/lib/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 /usr/lib/perl/5.8 /usr/share/perl/5.8 /usr/local/lib/site_perl .) at (eval 20) line 2, <> line 1.)
[00:28] <timebomb> i havent changed anything in the preseed
[00:28] <prosx> Ok, i cant apt-get install aircrack-ng
[00:28] <timebomb> so i have no idea what the issue is. the only difference that i have in the script is that it spawns another bash
[00:28] <prosx> can someone walk me through why? I know it has something to do with repos possibly
[00:28] <timebomb> would anyone know what the issue is?
[00:28] <prosx> can someone help me fix it please
[00:28] <dynamic_batt> hmm.. and, if i have some errors (last night i ran it) it found about 4 or 5 red things...
[00:29] <dynamic_batt> how i fix em? >< :D
[00:29] <dynamic_batt> the errors are in red? yes?
[00:29] <odder_> Mion: I actually need to display the number on a webpage
[00:30] <odder_> the numbers*, but my www-data user is not eligible to run ifconfig
[00:30] <Droopsta915> I like Linux Ubuntu, I don't know how I got by without it! I've use it for 8 months now. Is there a way I can make money with Ubuntu? Get  job or somethng. I would love to have a job and use Ubuntu while at work.
[00:30] <Mion> odder_: netop?
[00:30] <prosx> can someone help me?
[00:30] <shlork> ok
[00:30] <shlork> prosx
[00:30] <shlork> keep it in pms with me
[00:30] <prosx> yes sir
[00:30] <prosx> thank you boss
[00:30] <Mion> odder_: er.. ntop I ment
[00:31] <prosx> you rock ;) def helpful
[00:31] <dynamic_batt> title		Other operating systems: OMG i can type anything in here and it will show that in my Boot menu? :D
[00:31] <Jiff> ah, I installed Ubuntu upon reccomendation, but its not working right
[00:32] <Mion> odder_: or if you just want a simple network io/total, just script something yourself. asuming you have access to read /proc
[00:32] <oh_noes> Any idea why this sudoers file fails parsing?   http://pastebin.com/m219bba05
[00:32] <Jiff> When I select which OS, it results in a command prompt like area
[00:32] <Jiff> just text
[00:32] <odder_> yeah, but dunno what file should I read?
[00:32] <dotsign> MSN
[00:33] <dotsign> hello everyone
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> title		Microsoft Windows XP Professional
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> root		(hd0,0)
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> savedefault
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> makeactive
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> chainloader	+1
[00:33] <FloodBot1> dynamic_batt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:33] <dynamic_batt> this means the xp will be the first option?
[00:33] <shlork> if that's the first item on the menu.lst
[00:34] <dotsign> i need MSN with sound and cam
[00:34] <dynamic_batt> oh... then... what does the makeactive command do?
[00:34] <IndyGunFreak> dynamic_batt: no, i believe that just adds that option
[00:34] <mohan43u> dotsign: ask m$ :)
[00:34] <dynamic_batt> and savedefault?
[00:34] <Mion> odder_: /proc/net/dev iirc
[00:34] <squarebracket> if i have a free dns hostname, is there any way i can make that hostname resolve inside my router?
[00:35] <luclucas> alguien habla espaniol
[00:35] <odder_> Mion: that's right. That's the file I was actually looking for
[00:35] <odder_> !es | luclucas
[00:35] <dynamic_batt> ok... i think i edited all.. its time for test-run
[00:35] <odder_> Mion: thanks, I'll script something myself with that file
[00:35] <vigo> Jiff: Is Grub installed?
[00:35] <luclucas> thanks
[00:36] <dynamic_batt> >< lol.. hey how can i log in as root? :D
[00:36] <MrElendig> dynamic_batt: you have to enable the root acount
[00:36] <IndyGunFreak> !root | dynamic_batt
[00:36] <MrElendig> tho, logging in as root is generally a stupid idea
[00:36] <Mox`> isn't it possible to remove all old directories from programs that don't exists any more?
[00:36] <MrElendig> just use sudo -i instead
[00:37] <dynamic_batt> MrElendig, thanks...
[00:37] <Jiff> grah, I just got ignored >_>
[00:37] <MrElendig> dynamic_batt: sudo -i ~ su -
[00:37] <MrElendig> it spawns a new shell with root privs
[00:37] <vigo> Hox: yes
[00:37] <Jiff> Can someone help me
[00:38] <Dethroned> ooh...is this the ubuntu help channel?
[00:38] <MisterKM> hey all how do i check what kernel i have?
[00:38] <vigo> Jiff: I asked if Grub was installed.
[00:38] <Jiff> no
[00:38] <mohan43u> MisterKM: uname -a
[00:38] <fearful> Is there anyway I can get the line numbers on the text editor in ubuntu I'm programing c++ and it'll be much more helpful
[00:38] <IndyGunFreak> MisterKM: uname -r, or uname -a.. can't remember which
[00:39] <Jiff> I wouldn't know howto install anything to it since I'm dual booting
[00:39] <vigo> Hox: FSlint sorta works for that.
[00:39] <Dethroned> is Ubuntu compatible with the Intel 845 graphics controller?
[00:39] <mohan43u> IndyGunFreak: what editor you are using?
[00:39] <IndyGunFreak> mohan43u: ?..editor?.. like text editor.. usually gedit or mousepad
[00:40] <GeorgeAScott> hi, wonder if anybody can help me.  i've got a logitech quickcam express plus.  using gspca module.  it's working with ekiga, but the video was too dark.  so i opened xawtv and adjust the exposure.  because the video settings in ekiga wouldn't move
[00:40] <vigo> Jiff: Grub has to be installed, Grub is the bootloader, let me see if I can find that for you on the forums.
[00:40] <GeorgeAScott> but the exposure made the video really crappy.  is there no way to just adjust the brightness?  or to get ekiga proper permissions to adjust the video setting?
[00:41] <mohan43u> IndyGunFreak: In Gedit goto Edit->Preferences->Display Line Numbers.. thats it.
[00:41] <Dethroned> I was wondering if it was compatible with the Intel 845 graphics controller because I get Ubuntu to install via Wubi...but it freezes up immediately after I login
[00:41] <IndyGunFreak> mohan43u: what are you talking about?.. i don't need help
[00:42] <mohan43u> sorry dude!! its for 'fearful'
[00:42] <Juravial> Folks I need some help with my wireless card ... can anyone point me in the right direction?
[00:42] <vigo> Jiff: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351&highlight=text+mode+boot  or in command mode, update grub
[00:42] <dynamic_batt> Mion, it just says home/.../ is a directory
[00:42] <fearful> mohan43u, the standar ubuntu one
[00:42] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: what device is it?
[00:42] <Juravial> Trendnet TEW-421PC
[00:42] <Mion> dynamic_batt: just type `sudo -i`<enter>
[00:42] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: how does lspci identify it,.
[00:43] <mohan43u> fearful: goto Edit->Preference->Display Line Numbers
[00:43] <dynamic_batt> now i get the root@...-desktop im now in root yes?
[00:43] <fearful> mohan43u, ah thank you very much
[00:44] <oh_noes> Any idea why this sudoers file fails parsing?   http://pastebin.com/m219bba05
[00:44] <Mion> dynamic_batt: now you have root privs until you do an `exit`
[00:44] <Mion> dynamic_batt: so be caregfull
[00:44] <Mion> carefull*
[00:44] <Juravial> Would that be cardbus bridge or PCI Bridge?
[00:44] <dynamic_batt> Mion, if i exit terminal im back to user?
[00:44] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: i think it should show up in lspci
[00:44] <Mion> yes
[00:45] <Mion> it's more or less the same as su -
[00:45] <Mox`> how can i see diskspace on my server? :S
[00:45] <dynamic_batt> so i need to edit that menu.lst with terminal?
[00:45] <Mion> Mox`: df and du
[00:45] <Juravial> when i do an lspci in terminal I get a who slew of stuff .. not sure how to identify
[00:45] <Dethroned> I was wondering if it was compatible with the Intel 845 graphics controller because I get Ubuntu to install via Wubi...but it freezes up immediately after I login
[00:45] <Mox`> Mion thanks
[00:45] <bernz> dynamic_batt, you're not exiting the terminal, you're exiting the *shell* (a shell can "contain" another shell, and that's really what you're doing -- starting a super-user shell)
[00:46] <dynamic_batt> bernz, oh... thats does make some sense...
[00:46] <bernz> dynamic_batt, (it's no big deal, but encouraging correct terminology makes it easier to describe and solve problems ;-)
[00:46] <Mion> Mox`: carefull with du, it might take a long time if you do du / :p
[00:46] <dynamic_batt> :D
[00:47] <Mox`> Mion heh, I've found out :], how can I see the space in mb or gb? with df :O
[00:47] <Mion> man df
[00:47] <Mion> you are looking for the -h flag
[00:47] <bernz> "human readable" (to remember it)
[00:48] <Mox`> oke thanks :D
[00:48] <Juravial> Indygunfreak: I get a whole slew of stuff when I run lspci. I am not sure how to identify it
[00:48] <Mox`> hmm, can I see size of a directory? :O
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: does any of them look like a wireless device?.. if you can't tell, put it in pastebin and give me the link..
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> !pastebin | Juravial
[00:48] <shlork> holy shit
[00:48] <shlork> juravial!
[00:49] <shlork> doombi!
[00:49] <dynamic_batt> -bash: /boot/grub/menu.lst: Permission denied
[00:49] <dynamic_batt>  ;(
[00:49] <dynamic_batt> why is that?
[00:50] <IndyGunFreak> dynamic_batt: why don't you just use sudo?
[00:50] <dynamic_batt> sudo /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:50] <dynamic_batt> ?
[00:50] <Mion> sudo $EDITOR /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:50] <fiftyone> hi, has anyone had a problem with ubuntu sometimes automatically password protecting .rar files? I have downloaded a couple different .rar files that I know are not password protected yet Ubuntu keeps prompting me for a password.
[00:50] <dynamic_batt> Mion, oh ok
[00:50] <IndyGunFreak> dynamic_batt: no, sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:50] <bre4kbeat> anyone running quake3 for ub 8.04
[00:50] <Juravial> indygunfreak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123086/
[00:50] <Mion> change $EDITOR to whatever you want
[00:51] <bre4kbeat> well does anyone run quake 3 through wine?
[00:51] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: it looks like you have an intel internal wireless device, why don;t you use it?.. intel usuallly works out fo the box, i do believe.
[00:51] <Dethroned> I was wondering if it was compatible with the Intel 845 graphics controller because I get Ubuntu to install via Wubi...but it freezes up immediately after I login
[00:52] <Juravial> I have had a problem with this thing since the very first time I formatted it. Default driver from Acer would never work
[00:52] <bre4kbeat> oh yea ub has great support...its called getting ignored
[00:52] <dynamic_batt> ill need to learn this console language... ><
[00:52] <Dethroned> It seems like that...or nobody has the answer
[00:52] <dynamic_batt> ok.. so finnaly its time for test-run :D
[00:52] <vigo> man man is your friend.
[00:52] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: wouldn't work under Windows, or wouldn't work under Ubuntu?
[00:52] <slide> Are there any good gnome music notation applications?
[00:52] <Juravial> windows
[00:53] <IndyGunFreak> well that doesn't make much sense.,,, did it not work at all, or just not correctly?
[00:53] <Mox`> hmm colors gone in putty, how to fix that? :S
[00:53] <WarriorSlayer> ppl i've created a new partition with cfdisk while running my ubuntu installation, but now i don't have /dev/sda4 loaded, how i can reload all the devices?
[00:54] <WarriorSlayer> without having to reboot?
[00:54] <vigo> slide: Like tabs or sheet music?
[00:54] <Dethroned> Is WUBI known for causing problems?  I have a live cd coming in the mail...but I'd like to know if the problem is my computer, WUBI, or something else.
[00:54] <_VIM_> yep
[00:55] <Juravial> When I first got the laptop it worked fine, a few years ago ..got virused, formatted, tried to reinstall but the default drivers from Acer wouldn't work. I was never able to find a driver so I picked up the trend net onw
[00:55] <slide> vigo, more sheet music
[00:55] <slide> but I also want to synthesize it
[00:56] <Mion> Juravial: ipw2200 works perfectly, just install the firmware and load the module
[00:56] <vigo> slide: Amorok/Alsa/TuxGuitar/ and a buch of others, look at fsf.org
[00:56] <nite_johnboy> Can you run more then one session of K3b ? - I have (2) DVD burners - Would like to burn both CD's at the same time ? ?
[00:56] <dynamic_batt> yeey it works ^^
[00:56] <Dethroned> kk...I'll just wait for my cd to come in the mail...hopefully WUBI is the problem
[00:56] <Juravial> ok, i'll try it out
[00:56] <_VIM_> Dethroned:  why not just download one?
[00:56] <IndyGunFreak> Juravial: did you upgrade from 8.04?
[00:57] <Dethroned> My cd drive doesn't read blank cds
[00:57] <vigo> slide: http://directory.fsf.org/ That is a good place to start
[00:57] <slide> thanks
[00:57] <_VIM_> time for a new drive Dethroned :)
[00:57] <IndyGunFreak> Mion: was just reading on another link, that users who upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10, ahve had some probs, but if they clean installed 8.10, its fine
[00:57] <_VIM_> don't feel bad my Dell will not boot from USB :(
[00:57] <Juravial> no, I am fairly new, just started with 8.04
[00:57] <Mox`> hmm.. i'm running ubuntu server, the "usr" folder, is that nesserary?
[00:58] <Dethroned> _VIM_ I'm getting a new computer this year for college, but I just wanted to try it out on my current computer
[00:58] <Master_J> Hmm
[00:58] <Master_J> When i try to install any php package
[00:58] <_VIM_> Dethroned: does your computer boot from USB?
[00:58] <Master_J> it tries to download the file
[00:58] <Master_J> i am not being able to install
[00:58] <Master_J> package lai phpbb3
[00:59] <Dethroned> _VIM_ I've never tried it.
[00:59] <afallenhope>  Mox` you're running the recent kernel yes?
[00:59] <snuffmeister> hey, dunno if this is the right channel but i-m trying to install jaunty, and the install crashes, doesn't even open from the live cd
[00:59] <snuffmeister> anyone can guess why?
[00:59] <vigo> slide: I think Lilypond is one of the most used...
[00:59] <_VIM_> !unetbootin | Dethroned
[00:59] <_VIM_> ...
[00:59] <_VIM_> !info unetbootin
[00:59] <Mox`> afallenhope 2.6.24.3
[01:00] <_VIM_> oh geez
[01:00] <FloodBot1> _VIM_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:00] <slide> I found "Linux MultiMedia Studio" which looks pretty nice
[01:00] <ImSad> I don't know if you guys can help me, but I've got windows 7 on a USB to install, but it won't start the install on this computer, it starts fine on my other though ( which runs vista)
[01:00] <Dethroned> _VIM_  If I were to put the ISO on a USB and try to boot from it would it install normally with partitioning and everything?
[01:00] <Dethroned> Best case scenerario
[01:01] <dynamic_batt> ok now that problem is solved... then to the next one... How can i get compiz fusion to work all the time (when i boot my Ubuntu i need to enable the Extra visual effects again and again, and all settings i use i need to re-set all the time) how can i fix this?
[01:01] <_VIM_> it will be the same as cd but on usb
[01:01] <vigo> slide: There are two listed for sheet music: http://directory.fsf.org/search/?query=sheet+music
[01:01] <_VIM_> hang on Dethroned trying to find you a good link
[01:02] <Mox`> how do i add a user who can sudo root? :O
[01:02] <_VIM_> Dethroned:  try this it looks pretty good http://www.sizlopedia.com/2008/10/31/install-ubuntu-810-usb-flash-drive/
[01:03] <ImSad> WELL, the error when I try to boot is missing /Boot/BCD/
[01:03] <Dethroned> _VIM_ Would it allow dual boot?
[01:03] <ImSad> is this just a problem because of Ubuntu?
[01:04] <Dethroned> Other than that question it looks pretty good
[01:04] <_VIM_> Dethroned: well it acts as a cd, that's all i know :)
[01:04] <bernz> so if i'm installing gtk+ and friends via source, can i untar them in /usr/src? (is that "good" because they are supposed to be system-wide shared libs?)
[01:04] <Dethroned> and cds allow dual boot?
[01:04] <techqbert> How do I add the German dictionary to Open Office?
[01:05] <_VIM_> Dethroned: whats in windows you need so badly? you can always run a Vmware or Virtualbox to accewss windows while INSIDE ubuntu
[01:05] <techqbert> II have it selected but it doesn't seem to be functional
[01:05] <_VIM_> !virtualbox
[01:05] <Mion> techqbert: you probably have to install the german language pack
[01:05] <Dethroned> _VIM_:  My parents will most likely use this computer when I go to college and I bought it used without any windows cds.  I don't want to leave Linux on it and have them be confused and start yelling at me.
[01:06] <passwordoff> omg 1350 in channel
[01:06] <Dethroned> They don't even know what an operating system is.
[01:06] <bernz> _VIM_, (is 'bochs' any good compared to the other VMs you mentioned?)
[01:07] <_VIM_> not tried that one bernz, most people around here say Virtualbox is the way to go
[01:07] <bernz> _VIM_, okay, i'll give that a try, thanks
[01:07] <techqbert> Mion: Doing so now.  Thanks
[01:08] <Dethroned> _VIM_: If I were to set it up for dual boot with XP, how would I go about uninstalling Ubuntu if I needed to?
[01:08] <sveakex> Dethroned: reinstall the mbr and then remove the ubuntu partitions
[01:08] <sveakex> Dethroned: master boot record, you need the windows xp cd for that
[01:09] <_VIM_> yep you'll need windows cd
[01:10] <sveakex> Dethroned: but i don't think you would want to remove the ubuntu partition ;)
[01:10] <Juravial> Mion: SHould I follow this? http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/
[01:10] <sveakex> holy crap this channel is not fludded as it usually is
[01:11] <_VIM_> sveakex: well his parents might :P
[01:11] <Mion> Juravial: no, just install the firmware with apt-get if you don't have it already, and then modprobe ipw2200
[01:11] <techqbert> Mion: I've installed the pack and I still don't get any corrections coming up.  This is under Ubuntu 8.10.  Yes I restarted OOo.
[01:12] <Mefached> Hey, my sound just died on me. I've been using Ubuntu for a long time now, and I've never had this happen. It was just working on Windows five minutes ago.
[01:12] <Mefached> I already checked Alsamixer; everything is at 100%.
[01:12] <sveakex> Juravial: i suggest looking for instructions in the ubuntu forums or wiki rather than official instructions
[01:12] <LordDragon> hey guys
[01:12] <asherwin> If you still have a trusty Win 98 boot disk, you can re-write the MBR much easier then getting your hands on  a XP cd
[01:12] <zim1> hi all got a encfs/samba question is it possible to view/add delete files from the fused folder via samba ?
[01:12] <sveakex> Mefached: try sudo /etc/init.d/alsa restart
[01:12] <sveakex> or
[01:13] <LordDragon> i just installed ubuntu but only have had experience with mandriva. how do i go about installing tools for compiling and such ?
[01:13] <sveakex> Mefached: sudo /etc/init.d/alsamixer restart
[01:13] <sveakex> Mefached: in the console
[01:13] <Dethroned> sveakex:  If not able to completely uninstall it...would it be possible to decrease the Unbutu partition enough so that it doesn't limit the XP partition?
[01:13] <akorn> can someone help me out with my USB audio adapter? whenever i open any program that uses sound (i.e. a movie, or even worse any program under Wine) i get a really loud whining sound out of my speakers...the adapter has both a microphone and a speaker jack...i know that in windows, i can Mute the Microphone and the whining stops but i can't seem to figure that out in ubunut...im running 8.04 64bit and it's the C-Media Usb adapter
[01:14] <sveakex> Dethroned: you can if you have the windows xp cd.. there are also different sources to get one *cough*
[01:14] <Mefached> Command not found, sveakex
[01:14] <Dethroned> Say, the internet? *cough cough*
[01:15] <Mion> Dethroned: as long as you got free space, yes
[01:15] <sveakex> Dethroned: yes ;) i mean you are just using it reinstall the mbr, so i think it's fair enough
[01:15] <asherwin> Dethroned:  You should be able to resize your existing partitions (relatively safely) with a GParted and re-write the MBR with an XP cd or an old windows boot dosk
[01:16] <Dethroned> I currently have Windows XP pro...but I have a windows cd for XP home edition...close enough? lol
[01:16] <sveakex> Dethroned: i'd rewrite the mbr before removing ubuntu
[01:16] <zim1> is there anyone in here using encfs ?
[01:16] <sveakex> Dethroned: that might work, but i am not sure
[01:16] <Titan8990> Dethroned, no, not close enough
[01:16] <asherwin> Dethroned:  Does it have a floppy drive?  http://boot.oldos.net/boot98.exe
[01:16] <Moopies> Hello, when I go to shut down my computer I get "Unable to iterate IDE devices: no such file or directory "
[01:16] <asherwin> the win98 boot disks support "fdisk /mbr"
[01:17] <bernz> akorn, does "ALSA mixer" mean anything to you? if not, try typing '!sound' (i think, maybe '!alsa') into the channel here
[01:17] <Moopies> and it halts
[01:17] <Dethroned> Let me dig in my drawer of crap...
[01:17] <Titan8990> Dethroned, wait... close enough to rewrite the MBR, not close enough for reinstall, repair install, etc
[01:17] <jlopes83> !alsa
[01:17] <techqbert> Mion: File -> Wizard -> Install Language works so long as you have enough preficiency to get through the menu with the corresponding language.
[01:18] <Moopies> I am using Hardy , how would I go about fixing this ?
[01:18] <jlopes83> \join #gentoo
[01:18] <bosco>  ok i am running linux and i am connecting to my site via ssh in terminal i changed my ssh port so how to i type that in to use the correct port and not 22 in terminal
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[01:18] <akorn> !sound
[01:18] <Mion> techqbert: don't care, I use vim + aspell + texlive :p
[01:18] <akorn> !alsa
[01:18] <wartalker> i want to install kde4.2, someone help
[01:18] <sveakex> bosco: use the -p flag to choose port
[01:18] <akorn> bernz neither one's working haha
[01:18] <akorn> oh nvm sorry
[01:18] <ugliefrog> ubuntu on my laptop hangs during boot i have to hit the enter keys before it will finish loading
[01:18] <Moopies> !players
[01:18] <trapline91> wartalker,  in termenal type sudo apt-get install kde
[01:18] <bernz> akorn, sorry, i still haven't memorized the bot commands
[01:19] <jdimond> Moopies: It does this when you shutdown?
[01:19] <sveakex> bosco: ssh blah.ath.cx -p 1337
[01:19] <Moopies> jdimond, correct
[01:19] <techqbert> Mion: just for future reference
[01:19] <sveakex> bosco: to enter port 1337
[01:19] <zim1> bosco: ssh -p (the port)
[01:19] <n8tuserf> ugliefrog -> remove quiet and splash to see the debugging log while booting
[01:19] <bosco> thank you never done it before sounding like a noob
[01:19] <Dethroned> Hmm...the best i can find is windows XP home reinstallation cd
[01:20] <sveakex> bosco: try ssh -h
[01:20] <sveakex> bosco: or man ssh
[01:20] <asherwin> Dethroned:  that should be fine, if you startup the "recovery console" there are some tools available.  "fdisk /mbr" will re-write the MBR
[01:20] <asherwin> if thats all you're looking to do
[01:20] <Dethroned> Would it delete Ubuntu?
[01:21] <wartalker> trapline91: The following packages have unmet dependencies, how can i install the dependencies one time
[01:21] <Mion> Dethroned: no, just overwrite the mbr
[01:21] <asherwin> re-writing the MBR will make windows startup automatically instead of your bootloader (GRUB)
[01:21] <Dethroned> So essentially it would avoid the Ubuntu partition?
[01:21] <sveakex> Dethroned: rewriting the mbr removes grub, after that you remove the partitions and make your ntfs partition larger
[01:22] <joker42> hello everyone I was wondering is anyone else using avast antivirus?
[01:22] <trapline91> wartalker, Was it 4.2 that you wanted?
[01:22] <Moopies> jdimond, any ideas?
[01:22] <sveakex> Dethroned: if you only remove the ubuntu partitions you can't boot
[01:22] <zim1> anyway all is it possible to user the mounted unencrypted mount of encfs with samba?
[01:22] <Titan8990> !ask | joker42
[01:22] <wartalker> trapline91:yes
[01:22] <sveakex> joker42: this is a linux channel
[01:22] <joker42> Im having trouble installing
[01:22] <Dethroned> Maybe he's installing it on linux
[01:22] <Mion> joker42: o rly?
[01:22] <sveakex> joker42: you don't need avast on linux
[01:22] <joker42> i know i have the linux version
[01:23] <trapline91> wartalker, try this http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2
[01:23] <IndyGunFreak> joker42: why?
[01:23] <Titan8990> !virus | joker42
[01:23] <techqbert> Mion: One last thing.  Does your vim method support grammar checking too?  Mine doesn't.  I used a genitive preposition and OOo throws no errors around my nominative definite article.
[01:23] <joker42> if you guys say so
[01:23] <malibu> Does anyone know what I can use to forward yahoo messenger traffic coming in through a VPN?
[01:23] <Dethroned> sveakex: So fixing the MBR would make it boot up in Windows...then I would have to manually adjust the partitions?
[01:23] <Moopies> I thought ClamAV was available
[01:23] <malibu> I think the protocol uses 5050
[01:23] <joker42> ok thanks
[01:23] <raylu> techqbert: vim solution to what? vim has some degree of grammar checking.
[01:23] <Titan8990> Moopies, clamav is available in the repositories
[01:23] <Mion> techqbert: I only use it to catch plain old typos etc
[01:24] <IndyGunFreak> joker42: only reason you'dneed antivirus, is if you're filesharing w/ Windows machines, and you need to scan the files before sending them to windows users
[01:24] <jdimond> Moopies: You could add -h switch in the halt script.
[01:24] <Moopies> Titan8990, I don't really see a need for it
[01:24] <jlopes83> hello
[01:24] <techqbert> raylu: vim aspell texlive is the software collaboration in question
[01:24] <Moopies> jdimond, halt script ?
[01:24] <Titan8990> Moopies, well, if you are running an email server that has windows clients, you want a virus scanner
[01:24] <jdimond> Moopies: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/193125 <--- There launchpad bug explaining
[01:24] <Moopies> Oh yes.
[01:24] <raylu> techqbert: i happen to use that too :D
[01:24] <sveakex> Dethroned: yup, i think you can use the ubuntu cd to remove the partitions, just start gparted when you are inside the cd, or sudo gparted, if you are lucky windows might have a built in tool for adjusting partitions
[01:24] <dsmith_> hello, somehow in /etc/passwd file, root was renamed as oot, now I have no root account on this machine. Simple fix??
[01:25] <raylu> sveakex: last time i told windows to remove an ext3 partition it did so... and then screwed up the partition table
[01:25] <Titan8990> dsmith_, backup that file and manually fix it
[01:25] <sveakex> Dethroned: you can also use partition magic to resize partitions... you download it from the internet *cough*
[01:25] <Mion> dsmith_: live cd + mount + text editor
[01:25] <techqbert> raylu: ;D it doesn't throw any errors around grammar mistakes does it?
[01:25] <Titan8990> dsmith_, although I have trouble believing that happened without direct user intervention
[01:25] <LogicFan> no reason to use partition magic, its very old and hasn't been updated in years
[01:25] <sveakex> Dethroned: ok don't use windows to remove the ubuntu partitions
[01:25] <LogicFan> just use gparted
[01:25] <zim1> dsmith_: boot up the machine with a live cd and change it
[01:25] <dsmith_> i must have edited, without seeing the r being removed, duhhh
[01:25] <dsmith_> ok
[01:25] <raylu> techqbert: it does, though rarely. it highlights spelling mistakes in red and grammar mistakes in blue
[01:25] <Dethroned> sveakex: Thanks.  Hopefully this works and everything works.  If I need any more help I'll track you down or something...lol *cough*
[01:26] <dsmith_> I was thinking along the lines of a live cd :)
[01:26] <LogicFan> you can boot with the ubuntu live cd and use gparted
[01:26] <sveakex> raylu: did you rewrite the mbr?
[01:26] <dsmith_> thx guys
[01:26] <sveakex> Dethroned: yeah, but try using the ubuntu cd to rewrite the mbr
[01:26] <techqbert> raylu: hrm maybe I'll give that solution a shot with Deutsch.
[01:26] <raylu> sveakex: overwrite the mbr with windows? no
[01:26] <Dethroned> Now all I have to do is rely on the mail service
[01:26] <sveakex> Dethroned: um
[01:26] <raylu> techqbert: are you familiar with vim?
[01:26] <sveakex> Dethroned: i meant the partions
[01:26] <Moopies> jdimond, I am guessing you want me to follow  "Joe Philipps  wrote on 2008-07-11:  (permalink) " 's ideas?
[01:26] <zim1> LogicFan: why gparted? just a text editor
[01:26] <sveakex> Dethroned: not the mbr :P
[01:27] <LogicFan> eh?
[01:27] <TraceGreen> Hello, I desktop can not be shown on projector while I am using Ubuntu 8.04 LiveCD, my video card is geforce 7150m
[01:27] <_VIM_> zim1:  you're thinking of gedit
[01:27] <techqbert> raylu: at an intermediate or amateur level yeah.
[01:27] <sveakex> raylu: you need to rewrite the mbr with a windows install cd if you want to remove ubuntu
[01:27] <Dethroned> sveakex:  Windows cd=MBR  Ubuntu cd=Partitions...right?
[01:27] <sveakex> Dethroned: yes sorry if i mixed it up a little :P
[01:27] <jdimond> Moopies: Yes. I had similar issues with my wifes laptop and those instructions solved it.
[01:27] <Dethroned> sveakex:  I think I've got it figured out
[01:27] <TraceGreen> I mean, projector just show nothing when I am in Ubuntu 8.04 LiveCD, how can I do to fix this problem?
[01:27] <sveakex> Dethroned: good :)
[01:28] <zim1> was responding to this (01:26:07) LogicFan: you can boot with the ubuntu live cd and use gparted
[01:28] <LogicFan> zim1, yes, you can do that.
[01:28] <_VIM_> zim1:  ah :)
[01:28] <Dethroned> sveakex:  Now watch my usb drive blow up...ha!
[01:28] <sveakex> Dethroned: usb? :P
[01:28] <LogicFan> zim1, gparted is the gnome partition manager
[01:29] <Dethroned> sveakex:  I'm gonna try and install Ubuntu from a flash drive
[01:29] <TraceGreen> Can anyone help me to configure my projector? I use compaq v3000 and my video card is geforce 7150m
[01:29] <raylu> sveakex: right. i wasn't removing ubuntu; i was actually messing around with some other distros
[01:29] <zim1> LogicFan: yes i know but it wnt help with editing the user file
[01:29] <Moopies> jdimond, OK, but I'm not understanding this jokers jibber jabber on what to do , mixed with ranting
[01:29] <sveakex> raylu: i reccomend having on distro at once per computer ;)
[01:30] <der|kunstler> when I set an X11 cursor, it only works w/o desktop effects, when enabling desktop effects, then it goes to the default cursor, any ideas >?
[01:30] <raylu> sveakex: that's what i had. but i had a partition for / and a partition for /home
[01:30] <raylu> sveakex: to make distro-switching easier :D
[01:30] <bartek_> hello all
[01:30] <Moopies> jdimond, It appears after " log_action_msg "Will now halt" " , I go down two lines to halt -d -f -i $poweroff $hddown
[01:30] <zim1> I am still looking for anyone who uses encfs
[01:30] <Moopies> jdimond, And remove halt ?
[01:31] <sveakex> raylu: then something weird happened, i suggest to edit partitions in linux then, with live cds
[01:31] <raylu> sveakex: yep. that's what i ended up doing...after recovering my data using some linux tools
[01:31] <raylu> sveakex: closest i've ever come to losing data
[01:31] <jdimond> Moopies: don't remove halt
[01:31] <sveakex> raylu: hehehe :P
[01:31] <Moopies> jdimond, OK.  Just remove -h ?
[01:32] <raylu> sveakex: it was funny for the person i had told the day before that "backups are excessive"
[01:32] <sveakex> jdimond: what do you want to do?
[01:32] <jdimond> Moopies: Yes, that's what I did.
[01:32] <sveakex> raylu: hehehe :)
[01:32] <Moopies> wait, I don't see a -h
[01:32] <josher4> !compiz
[01:32] <Moopies>     halt -d -f -i $poweroff $hddown
[01:33] <zim1> there must be some one in here with something to hide is anyone using encfs?
[01:33] <_VIM_> How come Ubuntu doesn't have photorec? It's a really good file recovery (and not just for photos) It's in OpenSuSE's repos but I'm not seeing it in Ubuntu :/
[01:33] <Moopies> jdimond, what line is -h in?
[01:34] <Mox`> whats best to install as server? ubuntu 8.04 x63 or ubuntu 8.10 x64?
[01:34] <shlork> why are so many people derisive of ubuntu?
[01:34] <Mox`> x64*
[01:34] <sveakex> Mox`: debian
[01:34] <deathtech> Hello gurus of all that is Ubuntu  /  linux . I have a usb external drive that i use the mount command to mount up to a specified directory. Using Samba, if i share the folder out, and then mount with the sudo command to that directory, it appears root takes ownership. Is there a way to use the mount command and say to doso as a different user ? or am i going about this the wrong direction ?
[01:34] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> why are you using halt instead of shutdown?
[01:34] <gaokai> how to make the computer run my command when powering on my PC?
[01:34] <Moopies> n8tuserf,  ?
[01:34] <jdimond> Moopies: It should have been in that line you referenced
[01:34] <Mox`> sveakex I don't wan't debian?
[01:35] <zim1> Mox`: how long do you need support for 8.04 has longer support LTS
[01:35] <sveakex> Mox`: :p
[01:35] <jrib> deathtech: what filesystem?
[01:35] <deathtech> jrib : Heya jrib, i beleive you have helped me before :) its an ntfs filesystem
[01:35] <Mox`> zim1 hmm didn't understand that? :S
[01:35] <gaokai> how to make the computer run my command automatically when powering on my PC?
[01:35] <sveakex> Mox`: if you want a server you want something stable
[01:35] <shlork> fat32 baaay-bee!
[01:35] <zim1> Mox`: I think 8.04 will update till 2013
[01:35] <Mox`> sveakex and ubuntu isn't stable? :O
[01:35] <der|kunstler> when I set an X11 cursor, it only works w/o desktop effects, when enabling desktop effects, then it goes to the default cursor, any ideas >?
[01:35] <Mox`> zim1 oke
[01:35] <jrib> deathtech: what command are you running to mount it?
[01:36] <Moopies> jdimond, it goes log_action_message "will now halt" | sleep 1 | halt -d -f -i $poweroff $hddown | }
[01:36] <sveakex> Mox`: well it used to based on debian unstable
[01:36] <deathtech> jrib : sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1
[01:36] <jrib> !ntfs | deathtech
[01:36] <jrib> deathtech: you need to pass proper fmask/dmask options
[01:36] <Titan8990> deathtech, you have to specify a mount point if its not in /etc/fstab
[01:36] <jdimond> Moopies: I bet removing the $hddown would solve it, but I don't know if it will have any negative effects.
[01:36] <deathtech> I do i just didnt include that in the command :)
[01:37] <jrib> deathtech: ok, what do you actually run?
[01:37] <jdimond> something like halt -d -f $poweroff
[01:37] <Mox`> sveakex hmm okay, currently i run 8.04 ubuntu x64 on the server and it works quite good, I don't know if I can feel any difference if I picked debian instead?
[01:37] <zim1> jrib: have you used encfs?
[01:37] <deathtech> sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1 ~/Mount
[01:37] <jrib> zim1: no
[01:37] <dynamic_batt> configure: error: The important program kde-config was not found!
[01:37] <dynamic_batt> Please check whether you installed KDE correctly.
[01:37] <sveakex> Mox`: well what are you using the server for?
[01:37] <dynamic_batt> whats wrong?
[01:37] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> why are you using halt instead of shutdown?  i dont think its a good idea using shutdown, it does not do syncing if i recall
[01:37] <jrib> deathtech: where is the fmask/dmask options?
[01:37] <Titan8990> Mox`, debian is considered to be more stable, becuase it upgrades the kernel less
[01:37] <Mox`> sveakex virtual webhosting
[01:37] <deathtech> jrib : that may be what im missing, i dont include those
[01:38] <Mox`> Titan8990 hmm, well now I don't need kernel upgrade all the time? :O
[01:38] <Titan8990> Mox`, a lot of breakages can occur in ubuntu after the like monthly kernel upgrade
[01:38] <dynamic_batt> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KSmoothDock i did everything like it said :(
[01:38] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> rather its not a good idea to use halt..
[01:38] <Mox`> Titan8990 okay
[01:38] <Titan8990> Mox`, no, you don't have to, just saying, most distros will only use a couple kernels doing that version's lifecycle
[01:38] <sveakex> Mox`: then you would want something as stable as possible since it is a business, so i would reccomend debian over ubuntu
[01:38] <Mox`> Titan8990 ye okay
[01:38] <Moopies> n8tuserf, "Hello, when I go to shut down my computer I get "Unable to iterate IDE devices: no such file or directory " "
[01:39] <LogicFan> sveakex, or BSD :)
[01:39] <Mox`> sveakex well allright, you are right :),. hmm well is debian as easy as ubuntu?
[01:39] <sveakex> LogicFan: yeah, OpenBSD hasn't had a bug for ages i have heard
[01:39] <Mox`> can I convert directly?
[01:39] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> all the time? or one time?
[01:39] <LogicFan> FreeBSD is more modern in terms of what it supports
[01:39] <Moopies> n8tuserf, all the time
[01:39] <Moopies> n8tuserf, " Moopies: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/193125 <--- There launchpad bug explaining "
[01:39] <josher4> How do I get the "cube effect" for compiz? I have the settings manager but still only have two desktops and no cube...
[01:39] <ugliefrog> how do i do------>boot with pci=noacpi
[01:39] <sveakex> Mox`: it can't be so much more difficult ;) but i don't like the debian documentation, you can use the ubuntu wiki and the gentoo wiki as a base
[01:40] <Titan8990> josher4, general options -> desktop size: 4
[01:40] <LogicFan> OpenBSD works well if your hardware and whatever software you need is 100% supported, but a lot of common stuff doesn't work yet.  however, its ultra secure
[01:40] <Mox`> sveakex the gentoo wiki is down? :O
[01:40] <Dethroned> sveakex: I was just wondering how I boot the computer from the flash drive when I reboot.
[01:40] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> okay
[01:40] <Mox`> sveakex but ye, I don't like the documentation too, last time I used debian I remember the doc sucked
[01:40] <LogicFan> Dethroned, you need to enter your BIOS and tell your machine to boot from the USB port instead of hdd or cdrom
[01:40] <Titan8990> sveakex, the gentoo wiki recently lost its entire database
[01:40] <techqbert> Any German speakers in the house?  I think OOo is throwing an incorrect error.  Wahrend des Wochenendes is correct right?  Wochenendes -(genitive)-> es not en right?
[01:41] <Titan8990> sveakex, it is in the rebuilding proccess
[01:41] <Moopies> n8tuserf, jdimond, it appears others have replaced it with "	halt -d -f $poweroff $hddown "
[01:41] <Dethroned> LogicFan: How do I go about doing that?
[01:41] <sveakex> Mox`: http://gentoo.wiki.info is a backup
[01:41] <zim1> Dethroned: try looking at you bios boot settings
[01:41] <Nytrix> what is a good program to reduce the size of multiple images, i really dont want to do 1 picture at a time...anyone?
[01:41] <LogicFan> most bios options have some sort of boot option menu that will allow you select which device to boot from and what order
[01:41] <ConstantineXVI> josher4, also, make sure desktop cube and rotate cube are turned on
[01:41] <Moopies> jdimond, n8tuserf, taking out the " -i "
[01:41] <MrZ> Hi, what I update my sources.list? Please Help me
[01:41] <jdimond> Moopies: I bet it will work.
[01:41] <sveakex> Titan8990: http://gentoo.wiki.info is a backup
[01:41] <LogicFan> Dethroned, generally, there is a key that you press when your computer boots up.  most of the times its the del key or f1
[01:41] <_VIM_> Nytrix:  imagemagic
[01:41] <LogicFan> depending on your computer
[01:41] <Titan8990> !repos | MrZ
[01:41] <Nytrix> ok thnx i will try that
[01:41] <kadazzy> wooohhhhooooooooooo
[01:41] <LogicFan> you should see something like "press f1 to enter setup"
[01:42] <arghh2d2> Nytrix: tar?
[01:42] <Dethroned> kk
[01:42] <sveakex> Dethroned: try going inside the BIOS and look for what order it tries to boot from
[01:42] <acu> I have a high definition camcorder (Canon HG20) - it creates .mts files  (AVCHD) - however it seem that none of the players can play this files - what is the solution ?
[01:42] <josher4> Titan8990: I am on the desktop size page, there is horizontal and vertical sizes...
[01:42] <Titan8990> MrZ, its a plain text config file, just add or remove what you need and when your finished:  sudo apt-get update
[01:42] <jdimond> Moopies: Now that I think of it, I believe it was -i i removed on my wifes laptop. Sorry about that.
[01:42] <Mox`> sveakex the link doesn't work here :S
[01:42] <Moopies> jdimond, OK.  I'll see
[01:42] <Moopies> (if it works
[01:42] <Moopies> )
[01:42] <MrZ> !repos
[01:42] <zim1> I am still trying to find anyone who has worked with encfs HELP
[01:42] <Titan8990> jdimond, horzontal virtual size
[01:42] <sveakex> Mox`: sorry www.gentoo-wiki.info
[01:42] <jdimond> Moopies: Check your reboot too.
[01:42] <Titan8990> josher4,
[01:42] <_VIM_> acu:  my Sony HandyCam records in AVCHD too, so annoying,
[01:43] <Titan8990> sorr jdimond
[01:43] <Mox`> sveakex thanks :D
[01:43] <jdimond> Titan8990: No sweat.
[01:43] <Dethroned> LogicFan: Even if I want to run it from a flash drive just once, will I have to alter it again to run from the hard drive?
[01:43] <josher4> Titan8990: And only one desktop?
[01:43] <felixsulla> So, Gparted should, in theory, be able to change the size of an NTFS drive, right?
[01:43] <Titan8990> josher4, yes
[01:43] <LogicFan> Dethroned, yes, but you can set the order
[01:43] <sveakex> Mox`: but remember it is just a base to help you do what you want :)
[01:43] <LogicFan> so, 1:USB, 2: HDD, 3:CDROM
[01:43] <ugliefrog> how do i do------>boot with pci=noacpi
[01:43] <Moopies> " Iterates configured network interfaces and brings them down before shutting down "
[01:43] <LogicFan> so if there's no USB present, it will go to HDD, and so on until it finds a bootable device
[01:44] <dynamic_batt> hey, whats the easiest way to install ksmoothdock?
[01:44] <Titan8990> ugliefrog, add it to the end of the kernel line in grub
[01:44] <acu> _VIM: it seem that it was a need for a format to record high definition - the question is whether we can at least play the files in linux (and if possible edit them)
[01:44] <Moopies> What's the point in that anyway ?
[01:44] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> ummm.. curious as to the results if you do a sync; sync; sync;  sudo telinit 6   if same results?
[01:44] <Mox`> sveakexye :)
[01:44] <Titan8990> ugliefrog, you can use e to edit from the menu or you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:44] <Titan8990> ugliefrog, whichever you prefer
[01:44] <josher4> Titan8990: Still only two desktops and no cube. And the effects are enabled
[01:44] <boot_loop> anyone have a good site to find awesome desktop wallpapers, possibly linux oriented (other tham gnome-look.org)
[01:44] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: synapitc?
[01:44] <Moopies> n8tuserf, a who what
[01:44] <LogicFan> boot_loop, deviantart.com
[01:44] <Titan8990> josher4, did you turn on desktop cube and cube rotate?
[01:44] <boot_loop> ok cool, thanks LogicFan
[01:44] <prince_j1mmys> !themes > boot_loop
[01:44] <Mox`> hmm CentOS? :S have any of u tried that system?
[01:44] <josher4> Titan8990: Yes
[01:45] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> sync is a must before you shutdown,  telinit 6 puts it in runlevel 6 which is shutdown
[01:45] <Titan8990> josher4, I would suggest joining #compiz-fusion
[01:45] <LogicFan> Mox`, yes, its a free version of red hat enterprise linux
[01:45] <LogicFan> for servers
[01:45] <sveakex> Mox`: is is based on Reh Hat Enterprise Linux, so it should be safe
[01:45] <_VIM_> acu I seriously don't know, but please PM me or something when you find out :)
[01:45] <dynamic_batt> sveakex, whats that? i kinda dont understand (my language isnt english..) :D
[01:45] <Mox`> okay, so centos vs debian? who wins? :)
[01:45] <Moopies> n8tuserf, So this is all done for me though ? When I click "shutdown" or "restart" ?
[01:45] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> but runlevel 6 runs bunch of script
[01:45] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: do you use kubuntu or ubuntu?
[01:45] <Titan8990> Mox`, you don't get the paid professional support of RHEL though
[01:45] <dynamic_batt> sveakex, ubuntu
[01:45] <LogicFan> Mox`, as always, the questions is "for what purpose"
[01:46] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: press alt f2 and you should get a dialog, type synapitic inside and see if something opens
[01:46] <acu> _for playing I understood that VLC 0.9 might do it - however the repositories cannot pe updated
[01:46] <_VIM_> !best | Mox`
[01:46] <dynamic_batt> sveakex, ok
[01:46] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> should be done for you automatically clicking those you mentioned, but since you're having issues, am curious if telinit 6 would have same results as your ide not being found
[01:46] <Mox`> LogicFan well, virtual webhotel hosting :)
[01:47] <dynamic_batt> You will not be able to apply any changes. But you can still export the marked changes or create a download script for them. :(
[01:47] <dynamic_batt> root again..
[01:47] <LogicFan> is add/remove just another apt-get gui?
[01:47] <sveakex> Mox`: is webhotel hosting any profitable?
[01:47] <Mox`> sveakex well it's just as an start.. just to try it out
[01:47] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: um, try adding sudo infront of it, so sudo synaptic
[01:47] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: i mean gksudo
[01:48] <dynamic_batt> sveakex, gksudo synaptic?
[01:48] <Mox`> sveakex I have a really okay server with alot of space and so on, so why not try it out :D
[01:48] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: yeah give that a shot :)
[01:48] <Mox`> sveakex on a 100mbit connection too
[01:48] <LogicFan> i'm trying to figure why don't synaptic installed apps show up in add/remove?
[01:48] <sveakex> Mox`: your customers might get pissed off if something does not work :P
[01:48] <dynamic_batt> sveakex, oh.. thanks
[01:48] <sveakex> dynamic_batt: you're welcome :)
[01:48] <Mox`> sveakex hehe ye, that's why I need to do the right choice
[01:48] <prince_j1mmys> LogicFan: add/remove only has some of what's available. it's mostly for popular applications
[01:49] <LogicFan> prince_j1mmys, even if you install popular apps through synaptic, they don't show up in add/remove.  is add/remove just another apt-get gui?
[01:49] <sveakex> Mox`: well debian or centos would be the best choice, ubuntu would also work but i'd put the other two infront
[01:49] <prince_j1mmys> LogicFan: yeah, it's like a simplified synaptic, more "user-friendly", except when it's confusing, like now
[01:50] <LogicFan> prince_j1mmys, gotcha, thanks
[01:50] <brotherhand> my navigation buttons and bookmarks in firefox aren't working, has anybody else experienced this? forums are not helping
[01:50] <Mox`> sveakex can u tell me what's the benefit of using centos? :D
[01:50] <LogicFan> Mox`, distrowatch.org
[01:50] <Scubidus> Hey could someone help me out with installing a Linksys WPC54G on Ubuntu 6.06
[01:50] <jdimond> brotherhand: did you recently do a update?
[01:50] <sveakex> Mox`: um, it is based on red hat enterprise linux, a business oriented linux
[01:50] <sveakex> Mox`: and i think ubuntu is pretty unstable
[01:50] <n8tuserf> LogicFan -> add/remove uses  /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/gnome-app-install   while synaptic runs  /usr/sbin/synaptic
[01:50] <Tamago> uhm.. when I try to start compiz, I get: Checking for nVidia: not present. It then segfaults.. help?
[01:50] <mike_hurley> so is there a known workaround for gnome-screensaver after suspend ignoring user activity?
[01:50] <sveakex> Mox`: on the other hand i have only used ubuntu as a desktop
[01:51] <LogicFan> n8tuserf, thanks!
[01:51] <brotherhand> I have since, but it just started mid-session, before any update
[01:51] <sveakex> brb one minute
[01:51] <jdimond> brotherhand: Did you restart firefox?
[01:51] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke, I think theres a big difference there.. well I've only tried ubuntu and gentoo as server, and gentoo, damn stable, but is pretty hard to configure and setup
[01:52] <LogicFan> n8tuserf, which one is considered best practice for your average desktop ubuntu user?
[01:52] <brotherhand> yes, tried reboot too
[01:52] <LogicFan> n8tuserf, because just about all docs say to use apt-get or synaptic
[01:52] <n8tuserf> LogicFan -> id say synaptic
[01:52] <mike_hurley> i've found that killing and starting gnome-screensaver in a terminal will fix my problem, but i can't get gnome-screensaver to start from within a script
[01:52] <mike_hurley> something about it not being able to open the display
[01:53] <jdimond> brotherhand: Save your bookmarks and try uninstalling firefox and reinstalling.
[01:53] <yuri_> Q: im looking for a gnome-do/kicker like thing for xfce4. any reccs?
[01:53] <azlon> how can i find out what version of linux i am running?
[01:53] <LogicFan> n8tuserf, yeah it seems unfriendly to have add/remove be more prominent in the default menu, but conventional best practices say to use apt-get or synaptic
[01:53] <prince_jammys> LogicFan: synaptic is more comprehensive. there is also aptitude, which can be used instead of apt-get and also has a text-mode interface. try "aptitude" (sudo not necessary just to check it out)
[01:53] <jrib> !version | azlon
[01:53] <n8tuserf> mike_hurley -> could be like cron where it does not have access to a terminal?
[01:53] <brotherhand> ok i'll try it
[01:53] <LogicFan> prince_jammys, thanks
[01:53] <Nytrix> what is a good multiple image compressor for ubuntu?
[01:53] <Scubidus> Does anyone here consider themselves an Ubuntu guru
[01:54] <sveakex> Mox`: i love gentoo, but it is not user friendly which is bad because you are not 100% sure of what you are doing... and it is easy to screw gentoo up :P
[01:54] <Moopies> jdimond, n8tuserf, I'm gonna go try shutting down then restarting now I reckon
[01:54] <jrib> !ask | Scubidus
[01:54] <_VIM_> Nytrix: as stated earlier ImageMagic
[01:54] <Scubidus> I did ask
[01:54] <jdimond> Moopies: Good luck!
[01:54] <Nytrix> vim i try it but didnt work
[01:54] <Moopies> jdimond, May the power of the goat side be with you!
[01:54] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> try that  telinit 6 too, just curious..
[01:54] <Moopies> bahh
[01:54] <sveakex> Mox`: but it is good for a home server or a desktop, and a business server if you are good at it
[01:54] <jrib> Scubidus: ok, this channel is just for ubuntu support.  #ubuntu-offtopic for other conversations.  Thanks
[01:54] <Nytrix> i couldnt even load the program
[01:54] <Scubidus> Hey could someone help me out with installing a Linksys WPC54G on Ubuntu 6.06
[01:54] <Moopies> n8tuserf, If I knew what it did..
[01:54] <mike_hurley> n8tuserf: probably...it's being done within a script in the /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d directory
[01:54] <Moopies> I'd do it
[01:54] <Moopies> lol
[01:55] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> if you google for runlevel, this a common practice of the original unix systems..
[01:55] <mike_hurley> n8tuserf: is there a way to kick off gnome-screensaver in that case?
[01:55] <Mox`> sveakex indeed :D heh
[01:55] <sveakex> Mox`: gentoo is good because of it's speed and because it can do exactly what you want it to
[01:55] <Mox`> exactly.. you chose what will be installed 100%
[01:56] <k33s_> hello ubuntu friends!
[01:56] <n8tuserf> mike_hurley -> i think the get around solution to cron was export the DISPLAY variable and then execute the command
[01:56] <Moopies> n8tuserf, so I just run telinit 6 in a console ?
[01:56] <k33s_> you're all going onto to youtube! :D
[01:56] <sveakex> Mox`: arch is also a really good distro but it would never reccomend it for any other purpose than being a desktop or a HOME server
[01:56] <Nytrix> :)
[01:56] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> run sync several times. though first
[01:56] <Mox`> sveakex okay, never heard of that one :O
[01:56] <_VIM_> Hi youtube! :)  /me waves
[01:56] <Nytrix> what is a good multiple image compressor for ubuntu?
[01:57] <sveakex> Mox`: it gives you control in a simple way at cost of stability and reliability
[01:57] <Scubidus> ubottu: Do you know how to get the drivers for a Linksys WPC54G without the disk and get it working on version 6.06
[01:57] <Moopies> n8tuserf, sync didn't do jack
[01:57] <Mox`> sveakex okay
[01:57] <Nytrix> !Linksys
[01:57] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> you would not see the effect displayed on the screen,  man sync to get an understanding o f wht it does
[01:58] <jrib> !wireless | Scubidus
[01:58] <Moopies> n8tuserf, then you want me to do telinit 6 ?
[01:58] <mike_hurley> n8tuserf: for instance, the line "DISPLAY=:0.0 /usr/bin/gnome-screensaver &" still has the problem
[01:58] <n8tuserf> Moopies -> yes after the sync
[01:58] <n8tuserf> mike_hurley -> export it
[01:58] <Mox`> sveakex have u worked with virtual hosting before?
[01:58] <sveakex> Mox`: no, all i have done is installed gentoo on virtualbox :P
[01:59] <mike_hurley> i thought putting the var on the same line as the command was the equivalent in the scope of that command
[01:59] <sveakex> Mox`: and i had a home server for 2 months
[01:59] <mike_hurley> n8tuserf: i thought putting the var on the same line as the command was the equivalent in the scope of that command
[01:59] <Mox`> sveakex hehe okay, It's because I don't really what's the best solution regarding partitions :O
[01:59] <Mox`> sveakex hehe okay :)
[01:59] <brotherhand> complete removal and reinstall of firefox didn't work, still broken navigation controls
[01:59] <n8tuserf> mike_hurley -> but the command forks a shell?
[01:59] <meoblast001> a few emulators on my system won't make sound... what should i do?
[01:59] <Titan8990> Mox`, for stability, ext3 accross the board
[01:59] <sveakex> Mox`: virtual machines have their own "hard disk" file afaik
[01:59] <Titan8990> Mox`, for increase speed, reiserfs for rootfs
[02:00] <provo> hi can i get some help please, when I try running synaptic package manager this is the error i get.......E: Type '<html>' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[02:00] <Mox`> Titan8990, okay, how big shoud swap and boot be?
[02:00] <provo> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[02:00] <provo> Go to the repository dialog to correct the problem.
[02:00] <provo> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[02:00] <FloodBot1> provo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:00] <Mox`> Titan8990, 4gb swap, 512mb boot?
[02:00] <n8tuserf> mike_hurley -> heres a reference for cron  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-105250.html
[02:00] <sveakex> Titan8990: but he needs stability so isn't ext3 better?
[02:00] <Titan8990> Mox`, the standard is 2x the RAM but really, 4gb is a big swap partition
[02:00] <Titan8990> sveakex, yes
[02:01] <Mox`> Titan8990n, the machine have 2gb of ram
[02:01] <sveakex> Titan8990: afterall it is a business and not a home server..
[02:01] <Titan8990> Mox`, and 512 is perfectly fine for boot
[02:01] <Titan8990> Mox`, if you plan to do a lot a webserver stuff, you may want to have the server root on its own partition
[02:01] <sveakex> Titan8990: why 512 for a boot partition? the kernal and those files don't take more than 50mb
[02:02] <Mox`> Titan8990, what do you mean? :O
[02:02] <sveakex> kernel*
[02:02] <Titan8990> sveakex, mine is only 30mb, but a bit larger doesn't hurt
[02:02] <Titan8990> Mox`, if this is primarly a web server, you may want a partition for /var/www
[02:02] <Mox`> Titan8990, the basic system on one parition and everything else on a partition with rest of the space?
[02:03] <Mox`> Titan8990, ye oke, the server shall run dns, mail, db and apache ofc
[02:03] <chronic> can someone help get a movie to play?
[02:03] <ldlework> If this is my cfdisk output : http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m133dd964 : How can I give sda1 some of the gigs of sda2? I am currently running mounted sda5
[02:03] <sveakex> Titan8990: 512 is a bit larger? :P if he has 50mb packages he loses 8 customers :P
[02:03] <Mox`> Titan8990, so I should make a partition with the base system on it? or?
[02:03] <n8tuserf> chronic -> i used vlc and am happy with it
[02:03] <whalesalad> Hey guys. Have a feisty box that can't seem to do anything at all with apt-get. Looking at the sources file, it appears all of the source url's 404. Is feisty no longer supported or something? http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/
[02:03] <Titan8990> Mox`, yes, that is a requirement
[02:03] <chronic> n8tuserf, i have that , still not working
[02:04] <SuperMoopies> n8tuserf, that shut the computer down and restarted
[02:04] <ldlework> If this is my cfdisk output : http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m133dd964 : How can I give sda1 some of the gigs of sda2? I am currently running mounted sda5
[02:04] <n8tuserf> SuperMoopies -> okay, isnt that what you wanted?
[02:04] <Mox`> Titan8990, how big should the base system be then?
[02:04] <Titan8990> Mox`, I would make it about 50-100GB
[02:04] <Titan8990> Mox`, use the rest for /home and /var/www
[02:04] <sveakex> ldlework: try using gparted
[02:04] <SuperMoopies> n8tuserf, yes, and shut down
[02:04] <Titan8990> Mox`, 50-100GB
[02:04] <josher4> !compiz
[02:04] <FloodBot1> Titan8990: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:05] <Dethroned> sveakex: well it didn't work lol
[02:05] <Mox`> Titan8990 50gb just for the system :O?
[02:05] <ROXYMOON> ciao
[02:05] <sveakex> Dethroned: so what is the situation?
[02:05] <ROXYMOON> !list
[02:05] <Titan8990> Mox`, applications don't take that much space
[02:05] <Dethroned> sveakex:  The computer refuses to boot from the usb drive
[02:05] <Mox`> is a tmp parition nessarary?
[02:05] <SuperMoopies> n8tuserf, how would I do 'shutdown' ?
[02:05] <n8tuserf> SuperMoopies -> but do you still get the no IDE something found?
[02:05] <Titan8990> Mox`, most would recommend less than that
[02:05] <SuperMoopies> n8tuserf, negative
[02:05] <n8tuserf> SuperMoopies -> i use  sudo shutdown -h now
[02:06] <Mox`> Titan8990 okay, so 20gb space should be fine for the system?
[02:06] <sveakex> Dethroned: is usb the first item in the boot priority list in the bios?
[02:06] <Mox`> Titan8990, 20gb for all the programs etc. right? :)
[02:06] <Titan8990> Mox`, should be, but I personally wouldn't make it that small, especially with how cheap storage is these days
[02:06] <sveakex> Mox`: what is the question now? :P
[02:06] <Dethroned> sveakex:  I set is at #1 for priority in the boot sequence window dealy in the bios
[02:06] <n8tuserf> SuperMoopies -> well thats good that the problem of missing ide devices has been resolved eh?
[02:06] <Mox`> Titan8990 ye oke
[02:06] <devilsF00d> Hi I'm having some serious issues I switched internet providers today and I just got my servers back online but I'm having some sever slowness connecting to my webserver intermittently... I've also been getting lots of log messages on my router saying that it blocked packet ... blah blah  wrong network interface (IP address spoofing)... This goes away as soon as I take the ubuntu server off the network
[02:07] <Titan8990> Mox`, tmp partition is your call, I have never used one but I have only had one CMS that stored files in /tmp and it wasn't in a production env
[02:07] <sveakex> Dethroned: well.. i never booted with the usb before so you should ask somebody else who knows how to make it work :/
[02:07] <ROXYMOON> ciao
[02:07] <Mox`> sveakex I'm making the partitions :) is a tmp partition needed? ::O
[02:07] <ROXYMOON> !list
[02:07] <Dethroned> sveakex:  I'll just wait for my cd to come in the mail and hope my compy can boot from that
[02:07] <Dethroned> I don't want to mess around with this any more tonight lol
[02:07] <sveakex> Dethroned: ok :)
[02:07] <Mox`> Titan8990 so I should just screw the tmp partition? :)
[02:07] <Dethroned> sveakex: Thanks for the help though
[02:07] <curtisab> Hello, I need help! I cannot get Flash 10 to run in Firefox on Ubuntu 8.10. Have tried to download it and install it, but it won't work! Any tips?
[02:08] <sveakex> Mox`: isn't tmp just for temporary files?
[02:08] <n8tuserf> devilsF00d -> how does the ubuntu host come into the picture? perhaps you can explain what you are hosting on? and what the network layout is like?
[02:08] <Mox`> sveakex I think so :)
[02:08] <ldlework> Titan8990, you seem to be giving some partitioning advice. Do you have any ideas for me?
[02:08] <SuperMoopies> n8tuserf, I reckon , let me try shutdown
[02:08] <sveakex> Mox`: just make your / larger x)
[02:08] <whalesalad> Hey guys, apt-get no longer working on a feisty box. It's not mine... its a small SVN server in our office that I am working with. All the sources 404. Any ideas? Is there some vanilla sources.list file I can replace mine with?
[02:08] <sveakex> Mox`: i'd make it 30gb large
[02:09] <Mox`> sveakex, root? :)
[02:09] <Titan8990> ldlework, sorry, I didn't see what you were asking
[02:09] <ldlework> My original question was
[02:09] <sveakex> Mox`: yeah the partition mounted on /
[02:09] <ldlework> If this is my cfdisk output : http://ldlework.pastebin.com/m133dd964 : How can I give sda1 some of the gigs of sda2? I am currently running mounted sda5
[02:09] <jrib> whalesalad: feisty is End Of Life
[02:09] <jrib> !eol | whalesalad
[02:09] <ldlework> gparted says it can't read the contents of the ntfs partitions
[02:09] <sveakex> ldlework: use gparted
[02:09] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke
[02:09] <ldlework> and hence can only delete them, not resize
[02:09] <sveakex> ldlework: gparted
[02:09] <whalesalad> jrib: I was looking for an answer like that. Does that mean I can no longer use apt-get at all with it? What are my options here? Surely I don't need to upgrade the box?
[02:09] <Titan8990> ldlework, it is likely that you can't
[02:09] <Mox`> should I use rest of the space for /home or /var?
[02:10] <ldlework> sveakex, I just said that I am using gparted X|
[02:10] <Titan8990> ldlework, because data gets written to the beginning of a partition
[02:10] <Mox`> /var/www or something
[02:10] <Titan8990> ldlework, the space you want to give to sda1, will already have stuff on it from sda2
[02:10] <ldlework> If I delete the sda2 ?
[02:10] <brotherhand> solution: the missing firefox navigation controls is caused by corrupted profile.ini. delete it and firefox will make a new one that works
[02:10] <sveakex> ldlework: oh, make on smaller and then the other bigger :P
[02:10] <brotherhand> thanks!
[02:10] <Titan8990> ldlework, then yes, you should be able to give that size to sda1
[02:10] <jrib> whalesalad: it doesn't make sense to run a box without updates.  You should upgrade
[02:10] <jrib> !upgrade | whalesalad
[02:10] <Titan8990> ldlework, using parted or whatever GUI frontend for parted you want
[02:11] <Gargantua> Hi
[02:11] <whalesalad> jrib: Alright, thanks for the tips. My only worry here is that this is a server which is pretty important in my company right now. What kind of risks do I have with doing this? It's a headless machine, no gui or anything...
[02:11] <Supermoopies> n8tuserf, jdimond : still happens on shutdown , i repeat SHUTDOWN , not restart
[02:11] <sveakex> Mox`: make the rest of the space go where you have the webhosting stuff
[02:11] <Gargantua> Does the mysql-server apt package include all the C header files?
[02:11] <Supermoopies> (so it hasn't been fixed )
[02:11] <ldlework> Titan8990, deleting sda2 did not allow me to resize sda1 =x
[02:11] <Mox`> sveakex ye, I just don't know what directory I should use :D
[02:12] <jrib> whalesalad: should be fine, that's not really a special case
[02:12] <Titan8990> ldlework, using what?
[02:12] <ldlework> gparted
[02:12] <sveakex> Mox`: it's not so important which directory you use.. just aslong as you know it and it's on the right partition
[02:12] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke, i'll just use /home
[02:12] <ldlework> gparted reports for sda1 (where windows is installed) "Unable to read contents of this filesystem! Because of this some operations may be unavailable."
[02:13] <jrib> whalesalad: personally, I'd make an image of the drive just in case, then upgrade to gutsy, then to hardy (this way you have support on the server until 2013)
[02:13] <regeya_> anyone here using ext4 yet?  curious to know if it's even remotely sfe yet
[02:13] <regeya_> safe even
[02:13] <sveakex> Mox`: on my home server i moved apache or lighttpd root folder to a folder inside /home from /srv
[02:13] <whalesalad> jrib: It's fairly basic... all our data is backed up to S3 nightly. I'll do some looking around though before I do anything. Thanks for your help.
[02:13] <ldlework> Titan8990, could it be because sda1 is flagged as boot?
[02:14] <Mox`> sveakex, ye oke
[02:14] <Titan8990> ldlework, possible, you could try removing the boot flag, but I don't recommend doing anything until all your data is backed up
[02:14] <devilsF00d> ok so I have a lnksys switch with several lan computers connected to it and a d-link router connected to the switch twice, internet in from switch, and one from port one on d-link.  Then I have a free-nas server connected to the switch on eth-0 and the router on eth-1, and finally the ubuntu server connected to the router on eth-0 with ip 192... and to the switch with ip 98... (from net provider); the Router is on the same 98. but di
[02:14] <ldlework> That didn't work either
[02:14] <Mox`> sveakex now it's installing :D
[02:14] <jrib> whalesalad: the update link will give you working feisty repos so you can get up to date before upgrading, but it is a pretty bad idea to keep an unsupported version on there
[02:14] <Titan8990> ldlework, removing the boot flag didn't
[02:14] <sveakex> Mox`: with ubuntu? debian? centos?
[02:14] <devilsF00d> sorry that is crazy but it's the best I could gather from this inherited set up
[02:14] <ldlework> Titan8990, correct.
[02:14] <Mox`> sveakex debian x64 minimal :D
[02:14] <Mox`> 5.0
[02:15] <ldlework> Titan8990, I don't need to apply the deletion of sda2 to make that effective right?
[02:15] <Titan8990> ldlework, can you mount the windows partition? is marked as "locked"?
[02:15] <devilsF00d> oh and the broadband modem is in the swtich also
[02:15] <Titan8990> ldlework, not to make it effective, to make it actually happen, yes
[02:15] <ldlework> Titan8990, I can mount sda1 just fine from Ubuntu and use it freely.
[02:15] <ldlework> It is not currently mounted
[02:15] <Mox`> sveakex It's my first time using their rescue system :D so' its a bit exciting if this works
[02:16] <dancho> helo
[02:16] <dancho> any from cuba?
[02:16] <MrZ> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123108
[02:16] <sveakex> Mox`: installing from rescue systems is fun, that's how i always install linux :P
[02:17] <Mox`> sveakex, hehe last time I tried something just as exciting were when I recompiled the kernel :D damn I was screwed if the kernel was fucked hehe
[02:17] <_VIM_> !ohmy | Mox`
[02:17] <sveakex> Mox`: i don't like configuring and recompiling the kernel... i don't know what parts i need and what i don't... :(
[02:18] <n8tuserf> devilsF00d -> perhaps  a drawing of the layout would be easier to follow, put as much info on it so we can sort out and trace where the packet goes trhough and mention were is the firewalling in it too
[02:18] <milk> sveakex, thats part of the fun :D
[02:18] <Mox`> sveakex hehe okay, the standard kernel I got with the server really stinked.. it wasn't running the right cpu frequency and alot of unnessarary stuff was enabled :S
[02:19] <n8tuserf> dancho -> are you chatting now from cuba?  great to hear if you are
[02:19] <sveakex> milk: yeah, but my kernel was always much larger than everybody elses *cries*
[02:19] <sveakex> Mox`: was linux reinstalled?
[02:19] <_VIM_> cuba has interwebs? O.o
[02:19] <Mox`> sveakex ye ubuntu 8.04 x64
[02:20] <devilsF00d> k
[02:20] <Supermoopies> n8tuserf, jdimond : perhaps I want 0 instead of 6 with telinit ?
[02:20] <dancho> interwebs?
[02:20] <sveakex> Mox`: computers should come without an os imo :P
[02:20] <dancho> i think so
[02:20] <n8tuserf> _VIM_ -> we should welcome them, if this is their chance to get into the freeworld eh? :P
[02:20] <Supermoopies> n8tuserf, jdimond if i wanted to do it manually
[02:20] <_VIM_> dancho: hehe cool
[02:20] <Mox`> sveakex hehe, well I wanted to try ubuntu :D
[02:20] <devilsF00d> is there somewhere I can reference standard network symbols?
[02:20] <_VIM_> n8tuserf: it would be a change if nothing else.
[02:20] <sveakex> linux goes commie again
[02:20] <sveakex> X)
[02:21] <n8tuserf> Supermoopies -> try it, also try  runlevel  command instead of telinit
[02:21] <Platypus-Man> I'm trying to install irssi IRC client, I ran sudo apt-get install irrsi, and it appears it succeeded - but the program is not listed under Applications - Internet, or anywhere else for that matter
[02:21] <dancho> i have a question
[02:21] <Supermoopies> ok
[02:21] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: you have to type irssi in terminal, better yet screen irssi
[02:21] <n8tuserf> devilsF00d -> just a box, and a label it as router or switch or whatever is enuff
[02:21] <sveakex> Mox`: hehe, i remember that either the sound or flash kept breaking for me on 8.04 or 7.10, i remember having issues with youtube X)
[02:22] <Mox`> hehe
[02:22] <n8tuserf> dancho -> ask away
[02:22] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: once you're on irssi then /server irc.freenode.org
[02:22] <sveakex> Mox`: if ubuntu can't do youtube i wouldn't use it as a production server :P
[02:22] <Mox`> sveakex damn!! before my I had 427gb free on my /, now my /home is 838gb :O
[02:22] <Mox`> sveakex hehe true :D
[02:22] <Platypus-Man> _VIM_: thank you, seems like that was what I were looking for :)
[02:22] <sveakex> Mox`: how big is / now?
[02:22] <_VIM_> :)
[02:22] <Mox`> sveakex root is 30gb and /home is 838gb
[02:23] <_VIM_> geeze must be nice to have that much space, i got a 40 gig hdd ;((((
[02:23] <sveakex> Mox`: hehe, who is your target audience?
[02:23] <sveakex> _VIM_: but you are not a webhost ;P
[02:23] <Mox`> sveakex people who doesn't need a file hosting server, but a webhotel where they get almost everything :D
[02:23] <_VIM_> meh i used to have a home server actually, but that's offtopic
[02:23] <Mox`> sveakex, ½gb and 1gb of space so far
[02:24] <sveakex> Mox`: 500mb and 1gb packages?
[02:24] <Sw3RvE> when i try to boot my usb flash drive i get Invalid or damaged Bootable partition. How do i fix this?
[02:24] <Mox`> sveakex ye for now it is
[02:24] <sveakex> Mox`: imagine how much effort you need to put in if you are going to have many customer
[02:24] <sveakex> s
[02:24] <sveakex> :P
[02:25] <Stumbles>  _    _ _ _     _
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[02:25] <Stumbles>  | |/ / | | |   | |/ _ \ \ /\ / / __|
[02:25] <FloodBot1> Stumbles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:25] <Sw3RvE> can someone help me with a bootable usb drive
[02:26] <Mox`> sveakex hehe, If the system is made right, I should be able to let the server run it self
[02:26] <Stumbles>  _    _ _ _     _
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[02:26] <FloodBot1> Stumbles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:26] <Stumbles>               |__/
[02:26]  * regeya_ facepalm
[02:26] <Mox`> sveakex ofc I need to update the system one in while, but not that often
[02:26] <_VIM_> jrib ^^^^]
[02:26] <dancho> is about the next LTS version
[02:26] <dancho> will be the 9.10?
[02:26] <_VIM_> nope
[02:26] <fearful> dancho, no the next LTS is scheduled 10.4
[02:26] <_VIM_> 10.04
[02:27] <fearful> yea 10.04*
[02:27] <dancho> thanks.. that will be in server edition to?
[02:27] <bohemian_> can anyone explain me this error?
[02:27] <bohemian_> Xlib: extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:27] <bohemian_> thanks...
[02:27] <sveakex> Mox`: yeah be careful about that, i hate it when they add new features which break old configs so you have to modify it create a new one *cough* awesome wm *cough*
[02:27] <Mox`> sveakex haha apt-get also works in debian :D
[02:27] <Stumbles>  _    _ _ _     _
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[02:27] <FloodBot1> Stumbles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:27] <Mox`> sveakex true
[02:27] <sveakex> Mox`: you mean it also works in ubuntu? ;P
[02:27] <n8tuserf> dancho -> you were going to ask a question?
[02:27] <regeya_> !ops
[02:27] <_VIM_> !ops | Stumbles + ascii art X3
[02:27] <Stumbles> | |/ / | | |   | |/ _ \ \ /\ / / __|
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[02:27] <FloodBot1> Stumbles: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:28] <_VIM_> x4 now
[02:28] <Mox`> sveakex hehe ye oke :D
[02:28] <dancho> my question was that my friend
[02:28] <dancho> :-)
[02:28] <sveakex> Mox`: debian is the mother of like 30 distros or so :P
[02:28] <Mox`> sveakex, nice, only 17 processes, before there were 85 :S
[02:28] <sveakex> Mox`: 85 in ubuntu?
[02:28] <n8tuserf> dancho  what?
[02:28] <Mox`> sveakex hehe nice :P didn't even know that,.. I knew that ubuntu is made on debian
[02:28] <Mox`> sveakex, ye
[02:28] <fearful> Mox`, I got 132, how did you drop them?
[02:29] <Mox`> fearful clean install of debian :O
[02:29] <dancho> about the next LTs version
[02:29] <sveakex> Mox`: install htop and tell me how much ram you are using :P
[02:29] <dancho> and i have an answer
[02:29] <Mox`> fearful only sdd, rsyslogd, acpid and cron is running
[02:29] <dancho> thanks to all you gays
[02:29] <Mox`> sveakex i'm looking in htop :D
[02:30] <fearful> Mox`, nice
[02:30] <sveakex> Mox`: btw you should use aptitude to install instead of apt-get, apparently aptitude resolves dependancies better :s
[02:30] <Mox`> fearful heh ye.. just wait till I install all the other programs :S
[02:30] <Mox`> sveakex okay :)
[02:30] <Titan8990> sveakex, Mox` yes, aptitude makes "smarter" descisions then apt-get
[02:30] <dancho> bye bye
[02:31] <Mox`> Titan8990, okay, does it work just the same as apt-get?
[02:31] <sveakex> Mox`: yes almost
[02:31] <fearful> Mox`, yea:p
[02:31] <Mox`> sveakex okay, something I should watch out for?
[02:31] <Juravial> Lol, I am definitely not cut out for Linux ... lived in the windows world too long
[02:32] <sveakex> Mox`: not what i know of
[02:32] <Mox`> sveakex, oke :)
[02:32] <sveakex> Mox`: there might be a few flags which are different or so
[02:32] <narcarsiss> juravial it is easy once you get you head out of Windows
[02:32] <sveakex> Mox`: but it is more or less the same, just better
[02:32] <Titan8990> Mox`, no, aptitude actually calls apt-get
[02:32] <Mox`> Titan8990, can't i clean up all unnessarary stuff? :O
[02:32] <Mox`> Titan8990 oke :D
[02:32] <Titan8990> Mox`, yes
[02:33] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke
[02:33] <Mox`> Titan8990, how? :)
[02:33] <narcarsiss> everyone can do linux if i can teach my 9YO syster to be my linux admin you can learn
[02:33] <sveakex> i hardly use linux these days... i need.. my.. games..
[02:33] <sveakex> x)
[02:33] <Titan8990> Mox`, aptitude remove applicationidontneed
[02:33] <narcarsiss> apt-get moo
[02:33] <Titan8990> Mox`, or update-rc remove programidontwantoautostart -f
[02:33] <sveakex> narcarsiss: that's an awesome command
[02:33] <baz> how can check the health and status of my software RAID that i installed using the alternate installer
[02:34] <Platypus-Man> _VIM_: I tried to reading the start-up manual for irssi, but didn't understand much... I connected to Quakenet, and then when I connected to Freenode it disconnected me from the first network
[02:34] <narcarsiss> yeah i know was reading the apt man and found it
[02:34] <RBrenner> hello?
[02:34] <Titan8990> !mdam | baz
[02:34] <Titan8990> !raid | baz
[02:34] <Mox`> Titan8990, I was thinking of a autocleaner or something like that
[02:34] <fluvvell> baz: cat /proc/mdstat
[02:34] <Titan8990> baz, check out the software raid wiki page
[02:34] <RBrenner> quick question
[02:34] <Titan8990> Mox`, there really shouldn't be that much crap, especially if you used the minimal installer
[02:34] <RBrenner> im using UNetbootin to make a Bootable USB
[02:35] <moni> hii
[02:35] <Juravial> I tried reading the forums on how to install the driver and firmware for ipw2200... I am a fairly intelligent person, but I am truely humbled ..I feel stupid right now
[02:35] <Mox`> Titan8990, ye oke
[02:35] <RBrenner> when i go to boot it, it says "syslinux 3.63 debian 2008 07 15 ebios... peter anvin" and prompts me to boot
[02:35] <moni> is ther any tool 2 hide my ip?
[02:35] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: well i think you have to do /server irc.freenode.org then once connected you do /connect irc.quakenet.net/org that should do the trick, then you do ctrl+x to toggle them i think
[02:35] <fluvvell> rtfm is becoming a familiar answer around here.
[02:35] <RBrenner> nothing i type results in anything
[02:35] <RBrenner> anyone have any ideas?
[02:35] <moni> i tried squid proxy....but it doesnt hide the ip
[02:36] <baz> fluvvell, would it tell me in there if there were errors or problems? it shows the setup, which is cool, but no the health
[02:36] <_VIM_> i switched to Konversation a while back,,,Platypus-Man so Im a bit rusty with irssi :)
[02:36] <baz> it would be nice to have a little sys-tray applet that monitored my RAID
[02:36] <mikewu> Platypus-Man: it probably didn't disconnect you, it probably just made one default. usually you can add a -server flag so /j -freenode #ubuntu
[02:36] <moni> pls help
[02:36] <n8tuserf> RBrenner -> you read the tutorial on how to install unetbootin?
[02:36] <sveakex> did anybody write to me?
[02:36] <niku> hello room - I just got a dell mini9 and was looking for any recommendations to make better use of screen realestate - any suggestions?
[02:36] <mikewu> Platypus-Man: you can check what your connected to with /server too
[02:36] <bohemian_> anyone has an answer for me?
[02:36] <bohemian_> regarding Xlib: extension "RANDR" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:36] <sveakex> i screwed cgywin up :P
[02:36] <RBrenner> no, it seemed pretty self explanatory but i guess not?
[02:37] <chronic> can someone help me to play xvid movie?
[02:37] <narcarsiss> for those that want to keep linux clean read this [but be warned that you can brake packages when removing the so make sure you know what you are doing]  http://maketecheasier.com/8-ways-to-maintain-a-clean-lean-ubuntu-machine/2008/10/07
[02:37] <sveakex> who had issues with irssi?
[02:37] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: you can always type /help when inside irssi too
[02:37] <narcarsiss> chronic: i can
[02:37] <RBrenner> n8userf: what tutorial are you referring to?
[02:37] <fluvvell> baz: are you on a desktop or server?
[02:38] <chronic> narcarsiss, whenever i open it all the players crash, or quit i guess
[02:38] <|ns|nR8> anyone know if its possible to mount FATX ( xbox fs )
[02:38] <moni> is ther any tool 2 hide my ip.....?
[02:38] <curtisab> Anybody able to help me get Flash 10 working on Firefox / ubuntu 8.10
[02:38] <sveakex> Platypus-Man: did you have issues with irssi?
[02:38] <chronic> totem, vlc,
[02:38] <narcarsiss> have you tryed VLC player
[02:38] <chronic> yes
[02:38] <hmw> moni - no.
[02:39] <narcarsiss> Totem?
[02:39] <chronic> yes
[02:39] <narcarsiss> and they all crash
[02:39] <chronic> yup
[02:39] <Platypus-Man> _VIM_: ctrl+x worked changing from freenode\quakenet, but then I joined a quakenet channel and now nothing happens when I press ctrl+x anymore
[02:39] <threefcata> how to see if a kernel module is compiled or not?
[02:39] <baz> fluvvell, desktop
[02:39] <Platypus-Man> oh wait, saw what you said about server flag now
[02:39] <RBrenner> does anyone have any experience using UNetbootin on Linux?
[02:39] <sveakex> Platypus-Man: use alt and a number to switch rooms
[02:39] <fluvvell> baz: mdstat would tell you if it was faulty, or if rebuilding anyway.
[02:40] <narcarsiss> do you have compix installed
[02:40] <sveakex> Platypus-Man: and queries
[02:40] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: to change channels yiou have to do ESC+ a number  (the number the channel is on) or ALT as sveakex suggested
[02:40] <Platypus-Man> sveakex: that works, thanks
[02:40] <narcarsiss> compiz*
[02:40] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man:  type /help inside irssi
[02:40] <sveakex> Platypus-Man: to change network be in the first window and do control x, you can also type /win 1 to switch to the first window
[02:41] <_VIM_> Platypus-Man: also you can set a million options by typing /set
[02:41] <baz> fluvvell, should i be checking it everyday or something, I don't want to be left in the dark one day because 1 of the drives had failed 6 months ago
[02:41] <narcarsiss> if you have compiz/fusion installed disable it then try again
[02:41] <sveakex> Mox`: you stull there?
[02:41] <platypus2> success! thanks guys :)
[02:41] <Mox`> sveakex ye ofc :)
[02:41] <_VIM_> np
[02:41] <sveakex> Mox`: how's it going with the server?
[02:41] <Huufarted> Anybody able to tell me how you can tell the link speed on a network adapter?  Not the current bandwidth being used, but the speed it's connected at?
[02:41] <cjckill> lag
[02:41] <Mox`> sveakex setting up sudo :)
[02:41] <sveakex> Mox`: that's easy :P
[02:41] <narcarsiss> 1344 users could be helping to lag
[02:42] <Mox`> sveakex hehe, haven't done it that many times, but ye, i'm adding the user :)
[02:42] <sveakex> Mox`: if you have sudo set up you can remove the root password making it impossible to log in as root, with the exception of sudo su ;)
[02:42] <remu> Heya folks! I've got a quick question. I've been trying out this new program, f.lux, I want to run it at the start of my session. How can I do so? It is a single executable. Normally, to run it, I have to type "/.xflux -z <zipcode>". Any ideas on how to run it at the start of my session?
[02:42]  * kdubois hates computers
[02:42] <Platypus-Man> I have a printscreen from last time I was here, 1337 users
[02:42] <RBrenner> does anyone here have any experience using UNetbootin in LInux?
[02:42] <sveakex> Mox`: everybody in the wheel group has access to sudo afaik
[02:42] <crazyryan_a> Is there anyway I can execute a cron as nobody?
[02:42] <Mox`> sveakex that's right, and that' what I intended to do :D
[02:42] <baz> Huufarted, if you right-click the sys-tray icon and choose "connection properties" it should tell you there
[02:42] <narcarsiss> chronic: > if you have compiz/fusion installed disable it then try again
[02:42] <threefcata> how to see if a kernel module is compiled or not?
[02:43] <prince_jammys> sveakex: 'admin' in ubuntu
[02:43] <Huufarted> Thanks, baz.  :)
[02:43] <chronic> narcarsiss, ok
[02:43] <sveakex> Mox`: yeah. that is one very good security standard in ubuntu
[02:43] <redvamp128> curtisab:  quick and easy-- remove any of the others you installed (gnash) -- then goto software sources- enable the multiverse and the restricted. close and let it reload-- then open up synaptic package manger and flash should then be listed there - (or after you enable you can use this 'sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree')
[02:43] <Mox`> sveakex I can just change so root cannot login through ssh
[02:43] <baz> Huufarted, pleasure
[02:43] <sveakex> prince_jammys: admin..? :P
[02:43] <Mox`> sveakex true :)
[02:43] <prince_jammys> sveakex: 'wheel' in some other distros/BSDs
[02:43] <fluvvell> baz: i've got software raid systems over 6 years old now, just upgraded one of them to 320Gb without fuss
[02:43] <sveakex> prince_jammys: oh, i almost never use ubuntu, i just enjoy being here to help other people
[02:44] <sveakex> :P
[02:44] <prince_jammys> sveakex: cool
[02:44] <fluvvell> baz: I just troll the logs occasionally.  I assume you mean mirrored raid 1 ?
[02:44] <narcarsiss> chronic: also if you have rythembox open close it [it's a bug that has not been addressed yet]
[02:44] <baz> fluvvell, i have raid5
[02:44] <sveakex> prince_jammys: the distros are different, but in the end, all distros can use the same programs and ultimately.. it's all linux :)
[02:44] <fluvvell> baz: even better :-)
[02:44] <fluvvell> baz, how many drives
[02:45] <baz> fluvvell, so check the logs every once a while eh, that kinda suxks no :)
[02:45] <sveakex> Mox`: how do you set up virtual hosts?
[02:45] <baz> fluvvell, 4
[02:45] <devilsF00d> http://jon.iwsdev.com/jungleMap.png
[02:45] <Mox`> sveakex dno yet :)
[02:45] <Mox`> sveakex But i've found a good guide
[02:45] <narcarsiss> sveakex: hold on i have a link for you
[02:45] <Mox`> sveakex I also need quota first :O
[02:46] <remu> Anyone know how I can run an executable at startup? I normally run it by typing "./xflux -z <zipcode>" in the terminal
[02:46] <fluvvell> baz, yep. You should check out the page that ubotu recommended. I've only used them on servers so far, so not on my desktop, i've heard of developments that may be of use, probably gparted for one.
[02:46] <akorn> hey can anybody help me when i reboot i end up in terminal and can't get out of it
[02:46] <akorn> or when i boot up*
[02:46] <narcarsiss> sveakex: http://articles.slicehost.com/2008/12/17/ubuntu-intrepid-apache-virtual-hosts-1/
[02:46] <baz> fluvvell, ok thanks for helping out, i'll check em out
[02:46] <salmon> hey real quick question that someone may or may not have the answer to. so my friend has a mac, i know nothing about them. he is trying to download the World of Warcraft addon "questhelper" and he can't figure out how to get it to load anyone know?
[02:46] <fluvvell> baz, which version of ubuntu?
[02:47] <baz> fluvvell, 8.10
[02:47] <Nytrix> !best
[02:47] <jrib> salmon: ask the osx channel
[02:47] <fluvvell> baz, definitely look at gparted.
[02:47] <akorn> it says "trying to resume from /dev/disk/by-uuid/etc..... then it says "No resume image, doing normal boot" and goes to terminal screen instead of the GUI
[02:47] <Supermoobies> n8tuserf, jdimond , it's still screwing up
[02:47] <Mox`> hmm, how do I add something to boot? :O
[02:47] <Supermoobies> n8tuserf, jdimond , could I just remove all of the switches for halt ?
[02:47] <Supermoobies> n8tuserf, jdimond , and try that
[02:47] <fluvvell> !raid
[02:48] <fsufitch> hey, is there a way to easily make "contect sheets" out of a photo directory in ubuntu (print 30 thumbnails per page)? the way that windows picture and fax viewer can do it
[02:48] <RBrenner> does anyone here have any experience using UNetbootin in Linux?
[02:48] <darkhelmetlive> remu: define at startup. OS startup or login/startup?
[02:48] <devilsF00d> ?
[02:48] <sveakex> narcarsiss: that doesn't seem to so awfully difficult, can i create subdomains that way?
[02:48] <remu> login, start of the session
[02:48] <Huufarted> GRRRRR....  just  upgraded the entire network infrastructure in my house...  and my laptop that I use the most I just realized it wasn't gigabit
[02:48] <darkhelmetlive> remu: in gnome you can go System->Preferences->Session and configure things
[02:48] <Huufarted> so everything but my laptop is capable of gigabit...
[02:48] <crazyryan_a> How do I list all the folders in the current dir?
[02:48] <narcarsiss> as far as i know yes but i'm on debian and it took me ages to get it working
[02:49] <Huufarted> crazyryan_a, ls -ld *
[02:49] <remu> darkhelmetlive, I know I can do that. But what should I put in the command?
[02:49] <SirGrok> Hello channel, I am wanting to install Ubuntu on my Motion Computing m1300 [tablet pc, without an ODD]... How do Ii properly go abouts doing this?
[02:49] <french> hey how is the best way to netboot ubuntu with pxe?
[02:49] <Huufarted> crazyryan_a, ls -ld
[02:49] <_VIM_> crazyryan_a: Folders is a windows term :P
[02:49] <darkhelmetlive> remu: if the command is in your path, you should be able to just put in what you type on the command line
[02:50] <sveakex> Mox`: hehe, do you think it is possible to set a lot of things automatically? like creating the virtualhost, mysql account and such
[02:50] <prince_jammys> ls -ld *  is the same as ls -l
[02:50] <Huufarted> bah, ls -ld apparently isn't the one in Ubuntu.  It is in SCO...  doh!
[02:50] <prince_jammys> ls -d */ for only dirs
[02:50] <remu> darkhelmetlive, It is a lone executable that I downloaded off of the internet. It is currently sitting in a folder called "Startup" in my home folder.
[02:50] <Mox`> sveakex I'm planning to write a perl backend for the system, so I can control everything from a controlpanel :)
[02:50] <SirGrok> I've come across instructions to get the wacom/stylus functionality up and operational, but I do not know how to initially get the OS onto the unit [I have a ubs to ide bridge at my disposal]
[02:51] <remu> darkhelmetlive, I normally do "cd ~/Startup" then "./xflux -z 32065"
[02:51] <darkhelmetlive> remu: then, if you browse it should put in the full path. otherwise, just type in the absolute path to the file
[02:51] <sveakex> Mox`: awesome :) btw what is your guide?
[02:51] <remu> Do I need to put in a dot somewhere in there?
[02:51] <Mox`> sveakex for the virtual apache server? :)
[02:51] <oh_noes> In my sudoers, why does "Cmnd_Alias CHOWN = /bin/chown" work, BUT "Cmnd_Alias CHOWN = /bin/chown -R root:root /foo/bar" doesn't work?
[02:51] <akorn> can anybody help me figure out why ubuntu is loading straight to terminal?!?!
[02:51] <oh_noes> says parsing error
[02:51] <sveakex> Mox`: yeah
[02:52] <sveakex> Mox`: is it the one narcarsiss sent me?
[02:52] <Mox`> sveakex found it on the internet, want' the link?
[02:52] <remu> darkhelmetlive, well, I tried with browse, hope it works
[02:52] <sveakex> Mox`: sure
[02:52] <sveakex> :)
[02:52] <remu> darkhelmetlive, thanks for your help
[02:52] <redvamp128> akorn:  what did you do prior to that (install a video driver) or is this a fresh install?
[02:53] <akorn> i uninstalled/reinstalled ALSA
[02:53] <crazyryan_a> Is there anyway I can search folder and file names for a string and return the path to them in terminal?
[02:53] <akorn> redvamp i uninstalled/reinstalled ALSA and i also ran autoremove i think it removed some old kernel settings or something im not sure wasn't really paying attentino heh
[02:54] <darkhelmetlive> can i configure network manager to use different dhclient.conf configs for different interfaces?
[02:54] <_VIM_> crazyryan_a: locate <file> or <dir>
[02:54] <Huufarted> crazyryan_a:  find /foldername -name "filename" -print
[02:54] <fsufitch> is there a way to print 30 small thumbnails of pictures per page? f-spot only lets me to up to 9 pictures per page
[02:54] <sveakex> Mox`: you sent a guide for ubuntu, just keep that in mind when you are following it :)
[02:54] <Huufarted> _VIM_, that's way easier than mine....
[02:54] <josher4> I have a M1730, which has a small LCD screen in the top right corner. Usually in Vista, it would display the  ram usage and CPU performance along with other things. Is there a controller or a driver for Ubuntu 8.10 that will make this show up?
[02:54] <Mox`> Titan8990, how do I see what run at start? :O
[02:54] <Mox`> sveakex hehe ye, but that shouldn't have anything to say
[02:54] <_VIM_> oh you might want to use a '|less' at the end of that locate command, hehe locate tends to overload the terminal with a LOT of text
[02:54] <darkhelmetlive> remu: did it work?
[02:55] <jmknsd> I have a problem, I can no longer play my movies or music, any app I use tried to play it, and then just stops, even VLC, but if I log on another user accout, I am able to listen/watch anything
[02:55] <_VIM_> Huufarted: your's sounded cooler ;)
[02:55] <Titan8990> Mox`, in general, all starting application will be in /etc/init.d
[02:55] <duelboot> Mox`, you can also go to System --> Sessions
[02:55] <Titan8990> Mox`, if you have not removed anything, everything in the /etc/init.d dir will be starting at boot
[02:55] <sveakex> Mox`: exactly
[02:55] <Mox`> Titan8990 I meant @ boot, update-rc :O
[02:55] <Titan8990> duelboot, mox has not gui....
[02:56] <duelboot> ahhh, thx Titan8990
[02:56] <akorn> redvamp128:  i uninstalled/reinstalled ALSA and i also ran autoremove i think it removed some old kernel settings or something im not sure wasn't really paying attentino heh
[02:56] <n8tuserf> jmknsd -> compare the permission and group membership of the user that can use vlc and play to the non-playing user
[02:56] <sveakex> Mox`: apache.conf files are built slighty different in some distros
[02:56] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke :)
[02:56] <Titan8990> Mox`, those commands are distro specific, and im not completely certain on debians but mine is:   rc-update show
[02:56] <Huufarted> _VIM_:  find / -name "base" -user "your" -exec chown us {} \;
[02:56] <Titan8990> Mox`, so maybe:  update-rc show ?
[02:57] <narcarsiss> dont forget when edditing you host file you dont edit hosts.conf
[02:57] <Mox`> Titan8990 ye oke, it's not here :\
[02:57] <jmknsd> n8tuserf:  the account I am having problems with is my main acct, the other us hardly used, both have default permissions, and own the files trying to be viewed
[02:57] <prince_jammys> oh_noes: the colon in root:root has to be escaped, i believe, in the sudoers file
[02:58] <n8tuserf> jmknsd -> look at their respective group membership,   see /etc/group
[02:58] <curtisab> after trying to download and install Flash 10 on ubuntu 8.10 I get this "Download done.
[02:58] <curtisab> md5sum mismatch install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[02:58] <curtisab> The Flash plugin is NOT installed.
[02:58] <curtisab> "
[02:58] <FloodBot1> curtisab: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:59] <Titan8990> Mox`, check out man update-rc
[02:59] <josher4> I have a M1730, which has a small LCD screen in the top right corner. Usually in Vista, it would display the  ram usage and CPU performance along with other things. Is there a controller or a driver for Ubuntu 8.10 that will make this show up?
[02:59] <Mox`> Titan8990 did that :), anyways how do I remove pw for root?
[02:59] <akorn> redvamp128: any ideas?
[02:59] <usser> curtisab, adobe updated flashplayer, its not yet reflected in the repos, it expects checksum from previous version. Thats my guess anyhow
[02:59] <Scubidus> 1400 people in this room and not one person could even point me in the right direction!!!! WOW, and this is called a support channel HA!
[02:59] <redvamp128> akorn:  try rebooting then hit the escape key- then select the option of repair
[02:59] <Titan8990> Mox`, passwd root -l
[02:59] <Titan8990> Mox`, make sure sudo is configured first
[03:00] <jmknsd> n8tuserf: hmm ,some of the groups have the new acct as a member, but not the main acct
[03:00] <redvamp128> akorn:  also try 'gnome-session' see if it gives you any errors?
[03:00] <Mox`> Titan8990 thanks :), and I have.. I've added my user so I have access to root
[03:00] <oh_noes> prince_jammys: thanks.  That fixed it
[03:00] <akorn> okay hopefully this works thanks redvamp
[03:00] <n8tuserf> jmknsd -> there's your clue..
[03:01] <akorn> redvamp128: okay thanks hopefully this works
[03:01] <lws> why does networking depend on a non-existant service "ifupdown"?
[03:01] <jmknsd> n8tuserf: fax, tape and fuse
[03:01] <redvamp128> akorn hold on
[03:01] <Mox`> hmm.. sudo says, unable to resolv host everytime I run the command sudo? :S
[03:01] <dtchen> lws: ifupdown is not a service; it's a suite of scripts
[03:02] <crazyryan_a> How do I check if a file exists in terminal?
[03:02] <jmknsd> fuse... that sounds relevant
[03:02] <q0_0p> is SD usb adapter dongle ok for booting ubuntu for install or do i need to buy USB jumpdrive?
[03:02] <n8tuserf> jmknsd -> umm..maybe fuse is more essential
[03:02] <redvamp128> akorn: if that does not work though I have found on one page this command-- though still some researching on it -- said it fixed a borked desktop install -' sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[03:02] <lws> dtchen: Yes I know.
[03:02] <jmknsd> changed, is there a way to restart the sound service?
[03:02] <lws> dtchen: Yes, but /etc/init.d/networking says: Required-Start:    mountkernfs ifupdown $local_fs
[03:02] <baz> /proc/mdstats has it all, you just gotta read the instructions to know what it all means... seems like it would be pretty easy to make a little gui app for it that displays the information nicely - and maybe pings it once a minute to check the health... if only i knew how to code in whatever language i would use to make that :)
[03:03] <hmw> crazyryan_a - either you simplay ls /path/to/file.name  or in a script with test -e (like if [ -e FILENAME ]; then ... fi)
[03:03] <dontbestupid> hi guys, have an I have an old compaq lying around with two nics and wanted to setup a little networking monitoring device that would sit behind the modem, but in front of the router. Wasn't sure if ubuntu was the right distro to use or if there was something better?
[03:03] <lws> dtchen: It can't start as long as ifupdown doesn't start, and since ifupdown isn't a service, it can never start.
[03:04] <roadrock> Mox`: /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname need to have  the same hostname or sudo problems can occur.
[03:04] <dtchen> lws: that's because it's a "service" (meaning it ships an /etc/init.d/ifupdown) in Debian's package
[03:04] <n8tuserf> dontbestupid -> its good enuff, any linux should do ok for tht functionality
[03:05] <lws> dtchen: Why don't I have it then?
[03:05] <Mox`> roadrock ok thanks
[03:05] <dtchen> lws: are you running Ubuntu instead of Debian?
[03:05] <roadrock> Mox`: welcome
[03:05] <dontbestupid> n8tuserf do you know of any good tutorials?
[03:05] <lws> dtchen: Yes, that's why I'm in #ubuntu
[03:05] <baz> !reiserfs
[03:05] <dtchen> lws: Ubuntu does not ship an /etc/init.d/ifupdown
[03:05] <n8tuserf> !ics | dontbestupid
[03:06] <dtchen> lws: instead, we use a udev rule (/etc/udev/rules.d/85-ifupdown.rules)
[03:06] <lws> dtchen: Then why does /etc/init.d/networking depend on it?
[03:06] <n8tuserf> lws -> what are you looking for?
[03:06] <yun-haow> what a difrent xchat genom and xchat only?
[03:06] <dtchen> lws: hence, in Ubuntu, it does not matter that the initscript for ifupdown is not shipped
[03:07] <lws> dtchen: It does if I set networking to start via chkconfig
[03:07] <lws> dtchen: NetworkManager is a piece of **** that keeps messing up my resolv.conf and custom AP setup.
[03:07] <dtchen> lws: feel free, then, to file a bug affecting netbase to have it fixed
[03:07] <n8tuserf> lws -> chkconfig is also not an ubuntu feature
[03:07] <wildweasel_> t
[03:08] <lws> n8tuserf:  My problem is I disabled NetworkManager. and I would *Like* my network interfaces to come up on startup still.  Thus, adding networking to the default runlevels.
[03:08] <Mox`> roadrock, hostname in /etc/hosts og /etc/hostname is now the same, but i still says it? :S
[03:08] <dtchen> lws: you don't need to add networking to the default runlevels to have that happen
[03:08] <lws> dtchen: Well it isn't happening, what do I need to do then?
[03:08] <dtchen> lws: you need to edit interfaces(5) and use auto iface foo ...
[03:09] <n8tuserf> lws -> post your /etc/network/interfaces  file please
[03:09] <lws> dtchen: I do have that setup.
[03:09] <roadrock> Mox`: what was the error?
[03:09] <n8tuserf> lws post it so we can make comments
[03:09] <dontbestupid> n8tuserf i'm looking to create a machine-in-the-middle box (transparent) in between the cable modem and router with wireshark (preferably gui), so that i can see what kinda packets are flowing thru the connection
[03:09] <Mox`> roadrock sudo: unable to resolve host
[03:10] <keres> if you were to make a 'sudo xchat' on startup, would the user be able to exit out of it without being root?
[03:10] <lws> n8tuserf: http://pastebin.com/d2eb97c8a
[03:10] <keres> i am looking to have xchat alway s on so my family cannot exit out of it
[03:10] <kizza> help i have 8.10 and weneva i try 2 run a game it runs it but gliches difrent coulourd ect.\
[03:10] <n8tuserf> dontbestupid -> well you have to configure your router (ubuntu) as if it was not even there even though it is acting as router or if yo uwant as a bridge(expensive)
[03:10] <sveakex> keres: why would you use an irc client as root?
[03:10] <roadrock> Mox`: I'm thinking a reboot might do it.
[03:11] <keres> sveakex: simply so my family won't exit out of it while they are on
[03:11] <keres> sveakex: i have problems with that. Will that work or is there a better way?
[03:11] <kizza>  help i have 8.10 and weneva i try 2 run a game it runs it but gliches difrent coulourd ect.
[03:11] <sveakex> keres: i don't think it would work, but you could use irssi and screen
[03:11] <n8tuserf> lsw: line 1 is incorrect, onl y have one interface there  ie  auto lo   more comments to follow
[03:12] <kizza>  help i have 8.10 and weneva i try 2 run a game it runs it but gliches difrent coulourd ect.
[03:12] <sveakex> kizza: play a different game
[03:12] <kizza> every game
[03:12] <Mox`> roadrock, just tried that :O
[03:12] <lws> n8tuserf:  eh..  I didn't make most of that line, it comes shiped with eth0 on it.
[03:12] <n8tuserf> lsw: you can delete line 10 and 12  no need to mention if you wanted it manually activated
[03:12] <kizza>  help i have 8.10 and weneva i try 2 run a game it runs it but gliches difrent coulourd ect.
[03:12] <keres> sveakex: i am unfamiliar with those. could you explain? could a shell script be looped to just restart the app if it ever gets quit?
[03:12] <crazyryan_a> Hey, let's say I create a crontab. How can I reference that in future when I want to edit it from command line?
[03:13] <n8tuserf> lws nope it never gets installed like that.. so correct it if you want a working one
[03:13] <lws> n8tuserf: That's true *if* you don't have networkmanager running, otherwise it tries to do stuff with them and screws up my bridge setup.
[03:13] <sveakex> keres: irssi is an irc client for the console, screen is a program for the console which you can close the terminal and "revive" that window
[03:13] <roadrock> Mox`: what sudo command did you run? are you certain /etc/hosts is 'correctly' written?
[03:13] <fearful> Is it normal to have 135 running processes but only 3 are used the rest 132 are sleeping, that sounds a bit wierd
[03:14] <Nytrix> !openbsd
[03:14] <n8tuserf> lws also delete line 12 to line 18
[03:14] <usser> fearful, yes thats normal
[03:14] <sveakex> keres: you start screen in a terminal, open irssi, close the terminal, and then you can use screen to get irssi back
[03:14] <fearful> usser, ok thanks
[03:14] <keres> sveakex: oh, i'm looking so there's really no way to exit out of the program unless you are root
[03:14] <Mox`> roadrock it doesn't matter which sudo command I run :)
[03:14] <dontbestupid> n8tuserf so if i understand you. i'd have to setup the ubuntu box to act like a router. So then I'd have modem<=>ubuntu(1st router)<=>linksys (2nd router) <=>pc desktops
[03:15] <sveakex> keres: well just have different accounts
[03:15] <sveakex> :P
[03:15] <roadrock> Mox`: pastebin your /etc/hosts
[03:15] <lws> nt8userf: I put those manual lines in there to fix NetworkManager mucking with the services.  My interfaces config is fine.   It's been working for a year.
[03:15] <n8tuserf> dontbestupid -> yes, like that
[03:15] <turtle_> KDE 4 wont work with 64bit?
[03:15] <akorn> redvamp128: it won't work haha gnome-session won't load, it says it can't load the display and i don't know when to push ESC to run Repair
[03:15] <darkhelmetlive> keres: running a GUI application as root won't prevent people from closing it...
[03:15] <Flynsarmy> Would i notice any speed improvement switching to 64-bit intrepid? Are there any major caveats?
[03:15] <sveakex> keres: gnome has a switch user function
[03:15] <akorn> redvamp128: keep in mind im running 8.04
[03:15] <keres> sveakex: im well aware of that
[03:15] <crazyryan_a> Hey, let's say I create a crontab. How can I reference that in future when I want to edit it from command line?
[03:15] <redvamp128> akorn:  like right after you turn the machine on during/grub load ( i am running that as well)
[03:15] <darkhelmetlive> keres: except of course they can't kill it from the terminal unless they are also root
[03:15] <dontbestupid> n8tuserf thanks for the help, appreciate it
[03:15] <rww> Flynsarmy: probably not, and not really. Intrepid 64-bit has fixed most of the flash/driver/etc. problems.
[03:16] <usser> crazyryan_a, crontab -e
[03:16] <n8tuserf> lws -> thats an odd way of config i have not seen before, but if you claim it works for you, i can not dispute that,
[03:16] <keres> darkhelmetlive: so there's no shell script you could write to restart the application if it gets exited out of?
[03:16] <akorn> oh i thoguht it woulda been after it goes thru the grub menu where i choose between ubuntu's different kernels?
[03:16] <lws> n8tuserf:  It does work, and running /etc/init.d/networking start after boot causes all my interfaces to load.
[03:16] <darkhelmetlive> keres: well yes, but as already suggested, try irssi + screen. it's what i'm using right now
[03:16] <usser> keres, sure you could do that
[03:16] <sveakex> keres: using that feature may seem usefull, having different accounts
[03:17] <akorn> redvamp128:  oh i thoguht it woulda been after it goes thru the grub menu where i choose between ubuntu's different kernels?
[03:17] <n8tuserf> lws if it loads and works, then perhaps I mis-understood the issue which what again?
[03:17] <lws> n8tuserf:  I don't think the inserv stuff is working because of the ifupdown depend.  Maybe if i just delete that from the dependencies it will work
[03:17] <darkhelmetlive> you just detach the screen session and the terminal keeps running and hence irssi keeps running. so you can close the terminal, and come back to it later
[03:17] <keres> sveakex: once again i choose to have only one account :/
[03:17] <sveakex> keres: bad choice :P
[03:17] <lws> n8tuserf:  I disabled NetworkManager so that it wouldn't ruin my resolv.conf file after pppoe sets it up.   But now my interfaces don't load at startup
[03:17] <Flynsarmy> rww, what're the advantages of the 64-bit version if not speed?
[03:17] <redvamp128> akorn:  unless you can edit your menu.lst and comment out the hidemenu with #hidemenu
[03:18] <sveakex> lws: use wicd instead of network manager
[03:18] <rww> keres: there is no way for you to run a program as a non-root user that can't be terminated by that non-root user.
[03:18] <lws> sveakex: what is that?
[03:18] <sveakex> lws: it's like network manager but better
[03:18] <akorn> redvamp128: well it shows a list because i have windows on another partition (which isn't loading either believe it or not haha)
[03:18] <n8tuserf> lws resolv.conf can be re-written depending on your dhclient or perhaps maybe with how you config your ppp also
[03:18] <lws> sveakex: I don't need any networkManager.  I've been configuring my interfaces file since Debian 2.0
[03:18] <sveakex> lws: i use it to handle my network, but i don't know if it supports pppoe
[03:18] <keres> rww: if i run a program as root can a non-root user use the program but not exit out of it?
[03:18] <Gargantua> Ummm
[03:18] <turtle_> 64 bit is normal evolution
[03:19] <lws> All I want is something to run the auto line from my interfaces file *sigh*
[03:19] <usser> lws, you dont have to disable network manager in order for your dns server settings to stay put
[03:19] <turtle_> for HD streams and such
[03:19] <usser> lws, just edit /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[03:19] <Gargantua> The apt-get package mysql-server doesn't come with the mysql C headers, anyone know what package that is in?
[03:19] <lws> usser: ???
[03:19] <rww> keres: it depends on the program. not irssi, no.
[03:19] <sveakex> lws: you can have a script which load the interfaces
[03:19] <keres> rww: xchat?
[03:19] <usser> lws, what gets screwed up in /etc/resolv.conf?
[03:19] <redvamp128> akorn:  there should be an option of recovery mode
[03:20] <MFen> does ubuntu contain any nice packagings of vnc that would be suitable for running a desktop app on the web?
[03:20] <n8tuserf> lws and also looking at the man pages of interfaces, you way of doing  iface ath0 inet manual    is not even mentioned,.. manual? an undocumented feature?
[03:20] <lws> usser: my ppp stuff setups up resolv.conf and NetworkManager is apparently overwriting it occasionally with nothing.
[03:20] <akorn> redvamp128: not on the disc, but when i boot off my hard drive right is what you mean?
[03:20] <rww> Flynsarmy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=368607
[03:20] <anarchman1> Hi, I installed hplip by downloading via hp's website instead of the package manager, and now that process is constantly taking up 60-80% of my cpu? how can I remove this hplip?
[03:20] <MFen> i'm looking for something a little prettier and simpler to configure than 'tightvncserver :1 -optionsblahblah'
[03:20] <Gargantua> The apt-get package mysql-server doesn't come with the mysql C headers, anyone know what package that is in?
[03:20] <redvamp128> akorn:  yes from your grubmenu
[03:20] <lws> n8tuserf: there is a manual method in the man page.
[03:20] <MFen> a nicer web interface would be useful too.. i'm interested in anything flash-based rather than java-based
[03:21] <lws> n8tuserf: man interfaces -> "The manual Method"
[03:21] <akorn> redvamp128: oh yea wow im dumb, but it's all text based isn't it? so what would i do when i reach it?
[03:21] <n8tuserf> lws but not the way you have done it,
[03:21] <sveakex> lws: disable nm and have some sort script which loads your interfaces?
[03:21] <lws> n8tuserf: What?
[03:21] <darkhelmetlive> can i configure networkmanager to use different dhclient.conf's for different interfaces
[03:21] <lws> n8tuserf: what do you mean the way I've done it?  How's it supposed to be done?
[03:21] <n8tuserf> lws man interfaces again and show me your style of  iface ath0 inet manual
[03:22] <turtle_> is there a mathematica for Linux?
[03:22] <usser> lws, you can add stuff to /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, like prepend domain-name-servers 192.168.1.1;
[03:22] <usser> lws, just set it to one of the public dns servers like opendns
[03:22] <darkhelmetlive> turtle_: octave is what you want i believe
[03:22] <darkhelmetlive> turtle_: well, that's matlab compatible stuff....
[03:22] <turtle_> ok,thanks
[03:23] <lws> n8tuserf: My Method?  it's only a "manual" in the method section of an interface definition.   That is not different any other way
[03:23] <redvamp128> akorn:  when you get there-- try the following-- sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop  (if that does not work) then I would suggest trying this-- sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop (that way you will have an XFCE working to fix your ubuntu) then you can later remove the xubuntu
[03:23] <spaceBARbarian> is there a way to delete all your message queues at the same time ?
[03:23] <Mox`> sveakex, hmm a good directory to place firewall script and so on? :O
[03:23] <lws> usser: Bleh
[03:23] <lws> usser: NetworkManager is annoying period.
[03:23] <usser> lws, whatever is in resolv.conf doesnt have to be connection specific you can override whatever ppp gets from the provider.
[03:23] <usser> lws, ok :)
[03:23] <lws> usser: thanks for the hint though.
[03:23] <n8tuserf> lws no samples at all like you did, but again am not disputing that it works for you, i have not seen that kind of configurations..
[03:23] <lws> usser: true, but there's less latency from my ISP
[03:23] <akorn> redvamp128: yea i was considering either that or the KDE desktop makes sense, sorry im being quite a noob right now haha thanks a lot
[03:24] <lws> n8tuserf: look under iface options.
[03:24] <usser> lws, yea i guess
[03:24] <redvamp128> akorn:  once you get into xubuntu-- then you should be able to use synaptic package manger to reinstall the ubuntu-desktop
[03:24] <sveakex> /var/firewall ? :P it doesn't really matter aslong as you know where it is :)
[03:24] <Mox`> sveakex heh oke, it's because I want to remove the script from /home
[03:24] <n8tuserf> lws my eyes maybe deceiving me, idont see the same like your style
[03:25] <lws> n8tuserf: Under the examples directory specified there are a few of them.
[03:25] <akorn> redvamp128: great i'll try that now thanks a lot!
[03:25] <roadrock> Mox`: 127.0.0.1 hostname in /etc/hosts should be the same as the output of the command 'hostname' in a term.
[03:25] <sveakex> Mox`: /etc/firewall make sense aswell since it configures your firewall
[03:25] <sveakex> makes*
[03:25] <roadrock> Mox`: correction, 127.0.1.1 hostname in /etc/hosts should be the same as the output of the command 'hostname' in a term.
[03:25] <Mox`> sveakex I also have a vt server eg. :)
[03:26] <Mox`> roadrock okay 2sec
[03:26] <n8tuserf> lws  under my /usr/share/doc/ifupdown/examples/  those are scripts not config files
[03:26] <mishu> Hi. I have a problem with my wireless driver. When I first installed ubuntu, after running Update, a wireless driver was auto installed, and it worked. Now, i thought i can make my wireless get better signal if i used a windows driver with ndiswrapper. Problem is, none of the windows drivers work properly, and i can't get the original driver that worked back.. the one from Ubuntu .. i'm on Intrepid... I've been trying all day, looking everywhere .. any ide
[03:26] <mishu> as?
[03:26] <mishu> any ideas on how to get the original driver back.
[03:26] <Mox`> roadrock, hmm in my hosts file, the hostname is a WAN ip? and not local?
[03:27] <lws> n8tuserf: I'm not understanding what my 'style' is.   you specify iface <name> <addrfam> <method>  so: iface ath0 inet manual
[03:27] <redvamp128> akorn:  and if that still does not work then you could try this page -- How to repair a broken Ubuntu Desktop installation — Dharwadkar's Home on the web <http://www.dharwadkar.com/weblog/ubuntu04>
[03:27] <n8tuserf> lws yes that style, i have not seen it before, nor documented in the man pages
[03:27] <lws> n8t8userf: It's right there,  that's the style for the interface specification, and manual is a method that is listed.
[03:27] <sveakex> Mox`: what? :P
[03:28] <lws> n8tuserf: You're confusing me :P
[03:28] <Mox`> sveakex I have a vt server running on it, where should I place that? :)
[03:28] <n8tuserf> lws all am saying is your style of  iface ath0 inet manual is something thats not documented nor i have seen in man pages
[03:29] <mishu> Hi. I have a problem with my wireless driver. When I first installed ubuntu, after running Update, a wireless driver was auto installed, and it worked. Now, i thought i can make my wireless get better signal if i used a windows driver with ndiswrapper. Problem is, none of the windows drivers work properly, and i can't get the original driver that worked back.. the one from Ubuntu .. i'm on Intrepid... I've been trying all day, looking everywhere .. any ide
[03:29] <mishu> as on how to get the driver that was installed by ubuntu on the first update?
[03:29] <lws> n8tuserf: Are you talking about "manual" or ath0, or what?  Because iface <interface> inet manual *is* in the man page.  I'm looking at it right now.
[03:29] <roadrock> Mox`: I need a pastebin, 127.0.0.1 can have that, 2nd line 127.0.1.1 should be actual hostname
[03:29] <sveakex> Mox`: /home maybe? there is a lot of space on home
[03:29] <lws> n8tuserf: No example is given for it, but it manul is a "method" under the "INET ADDRES FAMILY" type
[03:29] <n8tuserf> lws  can you kindly pm me that portion of the man pages?
[03:29] <sveakex> Mox`: you don't want / to run out of space
[03:29] <Mox`> sveakex hehe no :] I think i'll put it in /opt :)
[03:30] <Platypus-irssi> I am trying to install a script for irssi, and the page tells me to put them into ~/.irssi/scripts/ , but I can't find the dir.
[03:30] <sveakex> Mox`: that works aswell, but keep in mind you don't want / to get full
[03:30] <sveakex> :)
[03:30] <darkhelmetlive> Platypus-irssi: just make the directory and put them there.
[03:30] <roadrock> I read drinking is bad for you so I gave up reading.
[03:30] <lws> n8tuserf: Alright, hang on.
[03:30] <jrib> Platypus-irssi: create it
[03:31] <roadrock> wrong chan, sorry.
[03:31] <Mox`> sveakex ye, but I have 30gb, what should fill / ?
[03:31] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, mkdir ~/.irssi/scripts
[03:31] <sveakex> Mox`: nu clue, my / got filled up somehow, but i am running a desktop computer :P
[03:31] <lws> n8tuserf: I don't feel like reading the specification for the iface stanza.  But can we agree it goes iface <interface> <addrfam> <method> ?
[03:31] <sveakex> no*
[03:31] <Mox`> sveakex ye oke :) hehe
[03:32] <Mox`> sveakex log files maybe?
[03:32] <lws> n8tuserf: If you agree that is how the iface stanza works, search for manual method on this page:  http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/en/man5/interfaces.5.html
[03:32] <n8tuserf> lws okay i agree with you, am not even disputing its not working, im just saying i have not seen it before
[03:32] <sveakex> Mox`: very possible, but i might have turned the syslog off... :P
[03:32] <lws> n8tuserf: If you scroll up you'll see manual is specified under the "inet" address family allowed methods.
[03:32] <Mox`> sveakex hehe oke :)
[03:33] <poutine> I have this stupid popped up window with half a filled progress bar, and something that looks like a mine above it
[03:33] <poutine> anyone know wtf this is
[03:33] <poutine> in gnome
[03:33] <n8tuserf> lws and its says no options but you have options of up ....  so am perplexed, anyhow if it works for you, thats cool
[03:33] <lws> n8tuserf: Oh.
[03:33] <Nytrix> !splash
[03:33] <lws> n8tuserf:  If you'll notice "up" is not an method option at all.
[03:33] <sveakex> Mox`: yeah but opt or var shoud work
[03:34] <mishu> Hi. I have a problem with my wireless driver. When I first installed ubuntu, after running Update, a wireless driver was auto installed, and it worked. Now, i thought i can make my wireless get better signal if i used a windows driver with ndiswrapper. Problem is, none of the windows drivers work properly, and i can't get the original driver that worked back.. the one from Ubuntu .. i'm on Intrepid... I've been trying all day, looking everywhere .. any ide
[03:34] <mishu> as on how to get the driver that was installed by ubuntu on the first update?
[03:34] <sveakex> Mox`: well of course they work but i meant it makes sense
[03:34] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: I didn't get any errors, but I can't see any new folders in the root dir
[03:34] <lws> n8tuserf: Read the text below the manual method about the "Up and down commands"
[03:35] <sveakex> mishu: ndiswrapper is your last resort :P
[03:35] <lws> n8tuserf: I agree though, the interfaces man page is SEVERELY lacking.
[03:35] <lws> n8tuserf: I removed the depend on the ifupdown service in networking.  I'm going to reboot to try it.  BRB
[03:35] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, any directory that begins with a period ".".. is hidden.. ls -a will list all directories even hidden ones.. or you could just do cd ~/.irssi
[03:35] <mishu> sveakex: u didn't understand .. the diver ubuntu genericly had, worked. but i don't know how to get it back on now
[03:35] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, then ls to list what's there.
[03:35] <Mox`> sveakex :)
[03:36] <n8tuserf> lws am always open to learning new things everyday, i learned something new..
[03:36]  * GreeenEyes Saluda -> Said HI
[03:36] <sveakex> mishu: you can start with removing ndiswrapper
[03:36] <tesseracter> why is the disk usage analyzer so inaccurate?
[03:36] <sveakex> mishu: if the original driver is still on there it might work afterwards after a reboot
[03:36] <mishu> yea, i did .. but where do i look for the ubuntu wlan dirver, and how do i install it ? :)
[03:36] <poutine> I have a popup window that'
[03:37] <mishu> nope .. i tried uninstalling and rebooting
[03:37] <mishu> not working
[03:37] <sveakex> mishu: reinstall the driver
[03:37] <poutine> I have a popup window that's GTK looking, it has half a filled progress bar, and something that looks like a mine above it, anyone have any clues on how I can get it to go away?
[03:37] <GreeenEyes> DAAAA, UNA MINA NO HAY?
[03:37] <sveakex> mishu: synaptic is able to install a lot of things, press alt f2 and do gksudo synaptic
[03:38] <sveakex> Mox`: :)
[03:38] <mishu> Can anyone tell me where i can find the default ubuntu intrepid wireless driver ?
[03:38] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: looks like it kinda worked, how do I move a file from desktop into that folder now? probably need to do it in text because as you said, folder is hidden
[03:38] <scunizi> sveakex, why bring up synaptic for mishu that way .. when system>admin>synaptic works just the same
[03:38] <baz> what language would i use to build a gui for mdadm?
[03:39] <poutine> it was gnome-power-manager
[03:39] <Platypus-irssi> it is on the Desktop now
[03:39] <Travis-42> I'm trying to get a ide to usb device to work in linux.  when I plug it into the computer, the drive spins up, but nothing seems to be recognized, and no new device shows up in fdisk.  Is there something else I might need to do to enable it?
[03:39] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, you would mv ~/Desktop/<filename> ~/.irssi/scripts/
[03:39] <sveakex> scunizi: because i haven't used ubuntu since december 07
[03:39] <Gargantua> The apt-get package mysql-server doesn't come with the mysql C headers, anyone know what package that is in?
[03:39] <sveakex> scunizi: and because i would never remember that long path if i used ubuntu
[03:39] <scunizi> sveakex, bit rusty huh.. same place it's always been :)
[03:39] <prince_jammys> Gargantua: you might have luck at #mysql
[03:40] <sveakex> scunizi: i always everything from a prompt, i don't like menues
[03:40] <mishu> Can anyone tell me where i can find the default ubuntu intrepid wireless driver ?
[03:40] <Gargantua> prince_jammys, nope, I asked there already.
[03:40] <Gargantua> Not to mention this is a package question.
[03:40] <sveakex> mishu: what card do you have?
[03:40] <scunizi> sveakex, don't blame you.. which begs the question how come you didn't just recommend aptitude?
[03:41] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: it worked, thanks for the help
[03:41] <Nytrix> how do i change the usplash screen?
[03:41] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, cool.. what script were you trying to install?
[03:41] <mishu> sveakex: realtek ...and stop arguing about synaptic guys, i know how to use it, aptitude and everything .. i just need to know where i can find the damn generic driver
[03:42] <tritium> mishu: calm down, please
[03:42] <Platypus-irssi> scunizi: just a test-scipt for now, so many scripts for irssi it will take an hour atleast to browse them all, but I'm confident that I will find something usefull there :)
[03:42] <sveakex> scunizi: clicking is easier for a lot of people
[03:43] <mishu> tritium: i'm calm, sorry if the way i wrote seemed anxious
[03:43] <strebor> Gargantua:
[03:43] <strebor>                       ${OPENGL_gl_LIBRARY}
[03:43] <strebor>                       ${OPENGL_gl_LIBRARY}
[03:43] <FloodBot1> strebor: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:43] <strebor> bah, sorry
[03:43] <scunizi> Platypus-irssi, couple of things.. have you checked out using screen with irssi and other theme's?  screen works great and if you know how to split it you can use irssi in the top and elinks or mutt or terminal in the bottom
[03:44] <strebor> Gargantua: i meant have you tried libmysqlclient-dev?
[03:44] <tritium> mishu: do you know which driver you're referring to?  Perhaps the name of the chipset, or the kernel module?
[03:44] <sveakex> mishu: which model?
[03:44] <bomzaiya> hello all
[03:44] <sveakex> bomzaiya: hello
[03:44] <bomzaiya> I need support about ubuntu 8.10, firewire and external HDD
[03:45] <mishu> tritium: from what i understood, ubuntu ships with a generic wireless driver ... i don't actually know the name of it (the one that worked) cause it auto installed on first update after i installed ubuntu
[03:45] <mishu> sveakexx: realtek RT8187B... i got the original windows drivers, tried all of them with ndiswrapper .. none working properly
[03:45] <akorn> redvamp128: any idea how i can download the files i'd install in recovery?
[03:45] <tritium> mishu: there are various drivers, depending on which hardware you have
[03:45] <scunizi> mishu, missed what kind of driver it is but ubuntu-restricted-extras carries the atheros driver.
[03:46] <akorn> redvamp128: it's not working when i try says it can't fetch the files needed...even tho i have my modem connected directly...
[03:46] <Nytrix> i moved one of my windows way passed my desktop border and now i cant see it to move in back within my desktop window...what do i do?
[03:46] <tritium> mishu: for example, a kernel module named rtl8187
[03:46] <mishu> tritium: is that in synaptic ?
[03:46] <bomzaiya> firewire problem
[03:46] <Gargantua> I'll install it and see strebor.
[03:47] <bomzaiya> Need help!
[03:47] <bomzaiya> I have an ext hdd
[03:47] <anti_theocon> help!
[03:48] <bomzaiya> I partiioned 4 drives
[03:48] <tritium> The file is /lib/modules/2.6.27-11-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rtl8187.ko, which is part of the linux-image-2.6.27-11-generic package.  You should already have it installed.
[03:48] <sveakex> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/internet/C/troubleshooting.html#troubleshooting-driver
[03:48] <sveakex> ops
[03:48] <sveakex> mishu: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/internet/C/troubleshooting.html#troubleshooting-driver
[03:48] <anti_theocon> no ound lenovo after upgrade...logon sound works but apps dont have sound
[03:48] <bomzaiya> they are FAT32
[03:48] <redvamp128> akorn:  checking
[03:48] <mishu> tritium: thanks, i think that's what i need .. yes, i know, the driver was already installed .. but i got it overwritten
[03:48] <bomzaiya> They are about 140 gig each.
[03:49] <SingAlong> hi all
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Hi SingAlong
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Then I use this HDD
[03:49] <bomzaiya> with Debian
[03:49] <anti_theocon> hey all
[03:49] <redvamp128> akorn:  do you happen to remember all what you did-- uninstalled/reinstalled also -- then ran autoremove- if I get this right
[03:49] <tritium> mishu: then reinstall that package
[03:49] <bomzaiya> Debian, Mac, Windows, I got no problem
[03:50] <baz> if i have a software raid5 and I want to re-install ubuntu and wipe out the / partition but keep /home, is there anything to be aware of during re-installation?
[03:50] <bomzaiya> But with ubuntu 8.10
[03:50] <SingAlong> I wrote a bluetooth app that communicates with my phone via python in ubuntu but seems like like the data is sent repeatedly. I connect via sockets
[03:50] <bomzaiya> My files are lost!!!!
[03:50] <mishu> tritium, that's exactly what i'm doing now.. i just maked it for reinstallation
[03:50] <mishu> tritium: if this works, thanks a lot
[03:50] <tritium> mishu: sure
[03:50] <redvamp128> akorn:  is the system connected and at a prompt now?
[03:51] <akorn> redvamp128: im in the live cd right now
[03:52] <neil_d> is there a command line program to find out what the default printer is for a user ?
[03:52] <mishu> tritium, dunno yet if it worked, but have to restart .. so bye, thanks again.
[03:52] <JPSman> what channel do I join for programming?
[03:52] <akorn> redvamp128: i know i just installed ubuntu, then installed updates so it updates the kernel...i uninstalled alsa and reinstalled it via terminal, then it said i can autoremove some kernel file (not sure what it was) and i ran autoremove
[03:53] <akorn> redvamp128: only reason im going thru all this is because i ahve some work i dont feel like losing, i might just reinstall the OS :S
[03:53] <redvamp128> akorn:  you should be able to if you get a prompt -- to get network to work-- use the sudo ifup eth0
[03:53] <jdimond> baz: i think it will be fine. you will have to reinstall raid support once you have ubuntu reinstalled.
[03:53] <JPSman> Should I learn C or C++?  does all C work in C++?
[03:53] <jdimond> baz: just dont change the partition layout from the prior install
[03:54] <redvamp128> akorn:  then see if you are online by ifconfig
[03:54] <acu> _VIM_ in order to edit AVCHD (high definition video) I only find ImageMixer 3 tool for windows (coming with the Canon Vixia HG20) - it seem that the editor works - so far I am not aware about any high definition choice in linux based system (sadly even a player is not yet ready to work with high def video formats)
[03:54] <akorn> redvamp128: so when im at prompt i type in " sudo ifup eth0 " it should connect?
[03:54] <crdlb> JPSman: no, in practice, they are very different languages
[03:54] <redvamp128> akorn:  once you get it online-- then you should be able to sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <redvamp128> akorn:  yes but you may have to sudo ifdown eth0 (then the sudo ifup eth0)
[03:55] <akorn> redvamp128: okay i hope this works haha
[03:55] <bomzaiya> Who knew firewire? need to talk
[03:56] <redvamp128> akorn:  unless someone knows an easier way-- unless you could try -- sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[03:58] <redvamp128> akorn
[03:59] <jasong> Wow, lots of people in here
[03:59] <siteneza> yes have fun
[04:00] <jasong> I have a problem with my new Ubuntu box, it has 4 broken packages.  Synaptic claims it fixes them, but they're staying broken.
[04:00] <siteneza> fix then my ubuntu is broken too
[04:01] <siteneza> you have ubuntu
[04:01] <wxjeacen> ls
[04:01] <wxjeacen> dir
[04:01] <jasong> Is there a way to check the integrity of ALL the files? I'm thinking it may be a dirty dvd reader
[04:01] <unknown_> .
[04:01] <unknown_> test
[04:01] <Resistol> Does anyone here have the answers to the 10 minute mind test at themindquiz.com ?
[04:02] <Resistol> They wont give me my results without giving them my cell number
[04:02] <Scunizi> jasong: in terminal do " sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade "  and see if that fixes ot
[04:02] <Resistol> it's so frustrating that they don't ask you till after
[04:02] <joejc> hi
[04:02] <wxjeacen> hi
[04:02] <siteneza> ubuntu is the best site
[04:02] <Melik`> where does aptitude download the .deb packages to?
[04:03] <siteneza> i like that
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, /var/cache/apt
[04:03] <joejc> is there a channel for server?
[04:03] <wxjeacen> and me too
[04:03] <wxjeacen> this is
[04:03] <redvamp128> joejc:  #ubuntu-server
[04:03] <Melik`> usser, after it finishes installing can i remove these .deb files?
[04:03] <Melik`> as i really dont need them anymore?
[04:03] <wxjeacen> i confused
[04:03] <wxjeacen> as well
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, yes there's a command to do that
[04:03] <usser> Melik`, sudo apt-get clean
[04:03] <siteneza> wow
[04:03] <siteneza> i like that
[04:03] <wxjeacen> i see
[04:03] <akorn> redvamp128: man i owe you
[04:03] <wxjeacen> and me too
[04:04] <siteneza> ubuntu in my machine
[04:04] <redvamp128> akorn:  which one fixed it?
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: had to use the --force option but it worked thanks SO MUCH !
[04:04] <redvamp128> akorn:  the force sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?
[04:04] <unknown_> this is chat for unbutu?
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: i reinstalled ubuntu-desktop using the sudo ifdown --force eth0 and then ifup
[04:04] <akorn> redvamp128: then just sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:04] <Resistol> sorry my question isn't about linux, i just figured someone in here might be just as pissed as I am and might've figured something out
[04:04] <lstarnes> unknown_: according to the /topic, it is the official support channel for ubuntu
[04:05] <wxjeacen> yeh
[04:05] <redvamp128> akorn:  you must have autoremoved a package it needed.
[04:05] <siteneza> where i can find the history of ubuntu
[04:05] <siteneza> all the history
[04:05] <akorn> redvamp128: yea i never use the autoremove always get bad vibes haha i dont know why it would tell me i dont need those packages if i do...haha
[04:05] <K_Passaris> i have a questio
[04:05] <K_Passaris> can ask ?
[04:05] <siteneza> yes
[04:05] <K_Passaris> which is the command ssh Portuale close to 22?
[04:06] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: you don't need to have permission to ask questions
[04:06] <jasong> broken package dude here:  it keeps telling me to use sudo apt-get -f install , but that doesn't do anything except generate the error in a different way
[04:06] <rww> !ask | K_Passaris
[04:06] <siteneza> where i can find the history
[04:06] <akorn> redvamp128: you really saved me a big hassle though thanks so much
[04:06] <siteneza> of ubuntu
[04:06] <lstarnes> siteneza: what kind of history are you looking for exactly?
[04:06] <nomad> testing
[04:07] <usser> siteneza, here? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu
[04:07] <siteneza> what people use ubuntu and the mening of ubuntu.
[04:07] <unko> hey all, i need a favor what is the best music player for ubuntu. i was using rythem box i loved it. tried out songbird hated it. now im using exaile...not so bad i like
[04:07] <Flannel> siteneza: This question might be better asked in #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:07] <lstarnes> siteneza: there is no list anywhere of all the people that use it
[04:07] <K_Passaris> I say to me how someone close ssh Portuale 22
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: are you trying to close port 22?
[04:08] <K_Passaris> yes
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: just stop ssh
[04:08] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: using sudo invoke-rc.d ssh stop
[04:09] <Resistol> unko, I found that rhythmbox was the best.  KDE's Amarok is pretty good, but I found the older version had more functionality than the latest one.
[04:09] <jasong> Could someone give me a webpage or search terms on dealing with stubbornly broken packages?
[04:09] <lstarnes> K_Passaris: if you don't want it so start automatically anymore you may also want to do sudo update-rc.d -f ssh remove
[04:09] <K_Passaris> sudo invoke-rc.d ssh stop
[04:09] <squarepeg> having trouble opening synaptic package manager. error message says I should use 'dpkg --configure -a' . I tried that in the terminal. It said I need to be super user. now what?
[04:09] <K_Passaris> is work
[04:09] <K_Passaris> thanks
[04:09] <unko> resistol, hmm rythem box dosn't have alot of plugins tho. and i hate armarok
[04:09] <Gargantua> strebor, where would I expect to find the headers after I installed that package?
[04:09] <jasong> squarepeg, type su -
[04:09] <Gargantua> /usr/share/mysql has no include/
[04:10] <jasong> then enter password
[04:10] <usser> Gargantua, /usr/include
[04:10] <prince_jammys> squarepeg: put 'sudo' before the dpkg command
[04:10] <redvamp128> jasong:  you could if you know the package name- use packages -- Ubuntu -- Ubuntu Packages Search <http://packages.ubuntu.com/>  that will download a .deb then install using the .deb
[04:10] <unko> anyone else recommend any nice music players?
[04:10] <jasong> be careful though, superuser is dangerous if you keep it around without thinking about it
[04:10] <MrWizeGuy1983> is kernel 2.6.28 out yet?
[04:10] <usser> unko, audacious is a really nice minimalistic winamp like player
[04:10] <qcjn> anybody knows about rsync, cause i'm starting to wonder if i made in error in the path or whatever, Cause it take,s so long ??
[04:10] <lstarnes> MrWizeGuy1983: it's been out for a long time, but it likely won't be in ubuntu until ubuntu 9.04
[04:10] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, yes
[04:10] <Gargantua> ah, now it's there, thanks usser / strebor
[04:11] <unko> usser, nah i like somthing with a nice gui not simple at all :]
[04:11] <jasong> thanks redvamp128, I'll try that
[04:11] <Paris> MrWizeGuy1983: you are able to build it yourself, if you choose to.
[04:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> usser there's supposed to be an intel driver fix in that kernel, do you know if they did it?
[04:11] <unko> anyothers? i heard banshee was nice never tried it tho
[04:11] <Paris> MrWizeGuy1983: www.kernel.org has the current release build.
[04:11] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, fix for what?
[04:11] <akorn> quit
[04:11] <akorn> exit
[04:11] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, whats the problem with intel driver?
[04:11] <tripps> ok my compiz is borked. Machine worked perfectly. Hibernated. Started up into wrong boot up choice (a Xen startup kernel - why does it always mess this up every time there's an update?). Quickly rebooted, chose proper boot up option, no hibernate recovery and no window effects. Even restored compiz profile to no avail. Ugh.
[04:11] <strebor> Gargantua: that's alright
[04:11] <MrWizeGuy1983> usser it's supposed to fix the G45 intel video problem
[04:12] <Turtle_> why would the system monitor not show my other cores?
[04:12] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, is that the one that they licensed from somebody else?
[04:12] <MrWizeGuy1983> not sure honestly, but i heard it was a bug in the kernel
[04:12] <squarepeg> prince_jammys: thanks a lot
[04:12] <usser> Turtle_, happens sometimes. do cat /proc/cpuinfo. how many processors it lists?
[04:13] <strebor> Gargantua: remember you can also try packages.ubuntu.com e.g. http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=mysql.h&mode=exactfilename&suite=intrepid&arch=any
[04:13] <MrWizeGuy1983> when loading the latest intel drivers on the G45 the screen is totally blank, have to use mesa drivers
[04:13] <Turtle_> ussr: it list one, i have 4
[04:13] <Gargantua> Wow I didn't know that, I usually use apt-cache, which doesn't tell much about the content of the package, thanks.
[04:13] <Turtle_> maybe in the bios?
[04:13] <prince_jammys> squarepeg: welcome.  sudo allows you to run commands as superuser.
[04:13] <usser> MrWizeGuy1983, i wouldn't know sorry
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> thanks for trying usser
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> i've been trying to fix that for my friend for 2 months, there's not even a fix online
[04:14] <usser> Turtle_, really just one? can you pastebin the results of cat /proc/cpuinfo?
[04:14] <MrWizeGuy1983> lots of reports of the issue, no fix
[04:14] <tripps> "Desktop effects could not be enabled." What is wrong??
[04:15] <tripps> same kernel, same everything, just a reboot/failed hibernate
[04:15] <usser> Turtle_, also pastebin uname -a command results
[04:16] <joejc> how do i get my server on my network?
[04:17] <doc``> hmm flash playback in firefox is very slow when i maximize the window
[04:17] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` do you use macromedia flash or something else?
[04:17] <doc``> im not sure
[04:17] <joejc> doc``:  install adobe flash
[04:17] <MrWizeGuy1983> i've had terrible luck with things like sfwdec and others
[04:17] <doc``> how can i check
[04:18] <MrWizeGuy1983> you can go to synaptic or the other programs thing and search flash
[04:18] <redvamp128> doc`` - (about:plugins) in the firefox address bar-- also are you running compiz?
[04:18] <Turtle_> usser: i dont understand that input?
[04:18] <dumb_question> problem with KVPNC: connection established properly, I am in, http://www.whatismyip.com sees the new IP address, but then it loses the connection after ~ a minute, and is unable to reconnect - error msg is "remote modem has hung up" so it seems like I'm missing a hadshake to tell it I'm still here or something - any ideas?
[04:18] <doc``> i am running compiz, but it was slow before aswell
[04:18] <usser> Turtle_, use pastebin please
[04:18] <usser> !pastebin | Turtle_
[04:18] <doc``> however i will disable it for now
[04:19] <Dorobo18jp> can anyone tell me how to change my screen res to wide screen
[04:19] <usser> Turtle_, open  terminal type uname -a and pastebin the results
[04:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` let me know what flash you're using
[04:19] <redvamp128> doc type about:    plugins no space between to find out what version of flash you are on
[04:19] <MrWizeGuy1983> adobe/macromedia works well for it, i haven't seen any others that do
[04:19] <Turtle_> i dont understand pastebin
[04:20] <Turtle_>  uname -a
[04:20] <Turtle_> Linux william-desktop 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:28:32 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[04:20] <usser> dumb_question, run a script in a background that constantly pings the server :)
[04:20] <Turtle_> ill learn it
[04:20] <doc``> Shockwave Flash 10.0 r15
[04:20] <usser> !pastebin | Turtle_
[04:20] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` i think that's the right one, could you verify that in add/remove or synaptic?
[04:20] <doc``> npwrapper.libflashplayer.so
[04:21] <MrWizeGuy1983> i'm almost certain it's the right one, do you have any conflicting plugins?
[04:21] <Turtle_> what do you think is the problem?
[04:21] <MrWizeGuy1983> multiple different flash players?
[04:21] <usser> Turtle_, you go to pastebin.com paste your text there, and give us the url
[04:21] <anarchman1> Hi, I installed hplip by downloading via hp's website instead of the package manager, and now that process is constantly taking up 60-80% of my cpu? how can I remove this hplip?
[04:21] <Turtle_> ohh ok i get it
[04:21] <usser> Turtle_, alright, i'll need some more info
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, you can install pastebinit so you wouldnt have to go to the site manually, so sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:22] <dumb_question> usser -> sample code anywhere? I am new to this...
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, then cat /proc/cpuinfo | pastebinit
[04:22] <usser> Turtle_, dmesg | pastebinit
[04:22] <usser> dumb_question, hang on
[04:22] <dumb_question> hanging...
[04:23] <Dorobo18jp> in monitor resolution settings how can i make wide screen availible
[04:23] <dumb_question> Archaeopterix1
[04:23] <usser> Turtle_, cat /proc/cpuinfo | pastebinit -
[04:24] <usser> Turtle_, and dmesg | pastebinit -
[04:24] <usser> Turtle_, sorry
[04:24] <TimStarling> why is ufw so complex and intrusive?
[04:24] <usser> dumb_question, http://pastebin.com/f473b6212
[04:24] <doc``> flashplugin nonfree : Adobe Flash Player plugin installer
[04:24] <doc``> is isntalled
[04:24] <MrWizeGuy1983> that's the good one, is there anything else installed too?
[04:24] <doc``> yes some extras when i sears for flash in synaptic
[04:25] <TimStarling> is there any alternative which provides a simpler wrapper for iptables?
[04:25] <dumb_question> I tried pinging the IP from a terminal without being connected - no response - is that a bad sign?
[04:25] <doc``> ubuntu restricted extras
[04:25] <Ychkara> How do I make it so that winkey opens the start menu as in windows?
[04:25] <MrWizeGuy1983> that package installs the one you have, it's not a duplicate
[04:25] <tripps> could someone assist me with why compiz is borked now after a reboot? Guessing the "no restricted drivers in use" has something to do with it. Clicking activate on the dialog shows "downloading driver  . . " dialog for a second then nothing happens.
[04:25] <Turtle_> http://pastebin.com/d736a8b4f, usser
[04:25] <MrWizeGuy1983> doc`` is swfdec or any other thing similar installed?
[04:25] <redvamp128> Ychkara:  system- preferences - keyboard shortcuts
[04:26] <Ychkara> redvamp128, ok, thanks
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> you can also go to tools, addons, plugins and check to see if there's anything else that says flash
[04:26] <doc``> no
[04:26] <doc``> in firefox_\
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> yes
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> the tools menu in firefox
[04:26] <MrWizeGuy1983> lets you disable and enable plugins, just making sure before trying something else
[04:27] <Maggie> I installed kubuntu desktop on my PC and chose kdm as default display manager but kde environment has never run and shut down and restart options have also gone?
[04:27] <Turtle_> usser?
[04:27] <usser> Turtle_, thats not entire dmesg, run this command dmesg | pastebinit -
[04:27] <Turtle_> what is that line?
[04:27] <dillinjah> i just setup openssh server, I have chrooted user into a directory, but I want to give them access to a mounted volume , but only execute, no write (i.e.. I do not want them to be able to delete any of the files, but I do want them to be able to download them), does anyone know how I would do this. I tried creating a symbolic link but that didnt work
[04:27] <redvamp128> doc``:  pm?
[04:28] <doc``> sure
[04:28] <lws> I'm having trouble getting ath_pci to load at startup, despite having entered it in /etc/modules
[04:28] <usser> Turtle_, type it in the terminal it pastebins the results of dmesg command, instead of you copying it from terminal and cutting stuff off
[04:28] <dumb_question> ussr: server doesn't respond to ping, when I'm connected or otherwise
[04:28] <doc``> no other plugins says anything about flash, but how do i disable compiz_
[04:29] <usser> dumb_question, hm, can you ping google.com, i mean ping should keep you connection active so it shouldnt time out
[04:29] <dumb_question> ja, tried that, worked for a while then started saying "Network is unreachable" as the VPN died
[04:29] <dillinjah> im sorry i meant sftp
[04:30] <Maggie> I installed kubuntu desktop on my PC and chose kdm as default display manager but kde environment has never run and shut down and restart options have also gone! anyone plz help me
[04:30] <rrplay> Maggie, : check out the files that you have in /etc/init.d/
[04:30] <usser> dumb_question, i dont know much about vpn, ping was kind of a first thing to come to mind, sorry :(
[04:30] <dumb_question> ussr: where would you go for help on this?
[04:31] <Maggie> rrplay : what do i look for
[04:31] <usser> dumb_question, kvpn? #kde i guess
[04:31] <Dorobo18jp> Is there a place to get support for wide screen settings? Cant find it in the help section.
[04:31] <kriel> Can't uninstall vmware server. I generated a .deb package off of the .rpm from vmware's website using alien. It had an error. Any attempt to remove or reinstall it makes dpkg puke with http://pastebin.com/m410be236 . Any ideas?
[04:31] <dumb_question> 'k thx
[04:32] <kriel> It had an error *while trying to install it*. Sorry.
[04:32] <rrplay> Maggie the name of the files  like gdm    so sudo /etc/init.d/gdm or kdm
[04:33] <upgrdman> im using vmware inside of ubuntu to run windows and want to prevent ubuntu from using one of my usb devices (a dongle it recognized as usbhid) ... how can i acheive this?
[04:34] <danbhfive> kriel: you could nuke the post remove script
[04:34] <danbhfive> kriel: there might be a way to force the removal with dpkg too, im not sure
[04:35] <rrplay> Maggie, the command should be /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[04:35] <Maggie> rrplay : i got this output "http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/123131/"
[04:35] <rrplay> Maggie,  for gnome ;  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:36] <kriel> danbhfive: can you elaborate on 'nuke the post remove script'? I'm not used to sticking my head under linux's hood...
[04:39] <danbhfive> kriel: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/vmware-server.postrm                 I think that should do it
[04:39] <tripps> why does my ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX driver not activate when I click activate?
[04:39] <Chikkis> hi everyone
[04:40] <kriel> danbhfive: Now can you tell me what I just did? hhos...
[04:40] <kriel> danbhfive: It worked; by the way.
[04:41] <ScottG489> How do I add a folder to my places menu on the top gnome panel? If i right click on it and go to "edit menus" you cant change whats in the places menu.
[04:41] <Dorobo18jp> Hello i am still learning Ubuntu and am having a problem i just switched to a wide screen monitor but Unbuntu will not show my desktop in wide screen can some one  help ?
[04:41] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: Hold on
[04:41] <YAHOOOO> anyone on, and willing to help me with a grub issue?
[04:41] <usser> Dorobo18jp, what video card? what does xrandr say?
[04:41] <crdlb> ScottG489: the file chooser has an add button
[04:41] <Chikkis> i am new here on ubuntu
[04:41] <crdlb> nautilus can also edit it
[04:41] <ScottG489> crdlb: file chooser?
[04:42] <Dorobo18jp> nvidia 9200
[04:42] <rrplay> Maggie   hang on a sec
[04:42] <Chikkis> i have very little knowledge about ubuntu
[04:42] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do you have nvidia drivers installed?
[04:42] <danbhfive> kriel: its just the script that was failing that dpkg was trying to run when it was removing that package.  Deleting it, dpkg just removes the package without running the script.  It might leave your system messed up a bit, but its better than where you were at I suppose
[04:42] <crdlb> ScottG489: yes, the gtk+ file chooser
[04:42] <Dorobo18jp> yes
[04:42] <Scunizi> ScottG489: find the folder you want to add and right mouse click on it .. you'll see the right selectionin the menu
[04:42] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: pastebin your output of xorg.conf
[04:42] <crdlb> any app will work
[04:42] <ScottG489> Dorobo18jp: its in your /etc/X11 dir
[04:42] <kriel> danbhfive: fair enough. That works. Thank you very much.
[04:43] <danbhfive> yw
[04:43] <YAHOOOO> anyone on, and willing to help me with a grub issue? i've got a missing NTLDR
[04:43] <Scunizi> ScottG489: xorg doesn't have much in the way of configuration in it for the monitor these days... it's handled by xrandr
[04:43] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do you have nvidia-config installed?
[04:43] <Dorobo18jp> i dont think so
[04:43] <rrplay> Maggie  already gave you both for kde it is /etc/init.d/kdm restart
[04:43] <usser> Dorobo18jp, do sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I had a problem with my login screen where the reso was set too high in my xorg.conf file
[04:44] <usser> YAHOOOO, its not a grub issue, its windows issue once ntldr is involved
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: everything looked like it was pushed to the right
[04:44] <rrplay> Maggiei :  for gnome gdm it is /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:44] <Scunizi> ScottG489: maybe on something prior to hardy or intrepid
[04:44] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I have 8.1
[04:46] <Dorobo18jp> ok did that
[04:46] <ScottG489> Scunizi: I dont see anything to add it to the menu when i right click on a file
[04:46] <ScottG489> folder*
[04:47] <Dorobo18jp> usser got it
[04:47] <JSon> Hello everyone in 8.04  is there a file where i can edit and give my wifi wep key and other info so that system then thinks i have had manage to connect previous attempt
[04:47] <Dorobo18jp> now ?
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, now run nvidia-settings from terminal
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> hwo lol
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> how
[04:48] <crdlb> ScottG489: look in any gtk+ file chooser
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, open terminal and type nvidia-settings<ENTER>
[04:48] <Dorobo18jp> go it
[04:48] <crdlb> ScottG489: the list on the left is the same one that shows in the places menu
[04:48] <usser> Dorobo18jp, try settings the resolution from there
[04:49] <ScottG489> crdlb: ooh your right
[04:49] <ScottG489> crdlb: haha problem solved :)
[04:49] <Chikkis> i am cisco guy
[04:50] <Chikkis> and wannted to make a cisco lab using gns3
[04:50] <Chikkis> on ubuntu
[04:50] <xshell> lol
[04:50] <Chikkis> i wonder how it will be
[04:50] <ScottG489> crdlb: How would I make a sub menu?
[04:50] <crdlb> ScottG489: just add too many bookmarks :)
[04:51] <crdlb> it overflows into a Bookmarks menu past 5 iirc
[04:51] <xshell> running 7 desktops simultenously and running less than 400 meg ram lol :P
[04:51] <ScottG489> crdlb: you recall quite well :)
[04:52] <taz_> hi fearful
[04:52] <kcufyou> hi
[04:53] <kcufyou> my dell wireless WLAN card is not working on ubuntu
[04:53] <kcufyou>  :(
[04:53] <zomby_woof> really
[04:53] <kcufyou> how to make it work?
[04:53] <ScottG489> crdlb: Well what if I wanted them in like different sub menus though and not just all in 1? Like what if I wanted my music and video folder in a sub menu called "Media" and my workspace and scripts in a sub menu called "coding" ?
[04:53] <kcufyou> it doesn't light up
[04:53] <crdlb> ScottG489: you'd be out of luck
[04:53] <taz_> fearful:  do u know how to set up with crossloop on ubuntu ?
[04:53] <kriel> Something in Make broke in this script; and I have no idea what. http://pastebin.com/m246b3ff6 relevant part starts around :36 the rest is just for completeness.
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: :O
[04:54] <JSon> kcufyou https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: something ubuntu cant do!
[04:54] <ScottG489> crdlb: IM GOING BACK TO WINDOWS
[04:54] <crdlb> maybe you should try kde on the way out ;)
[04:54] <ScottG489> haha i have been meaning to
[04:55] <kcufyou> easy to install?
[04:55] <ScottG489> tried to go back and try it out a week ago but it freezes half way to startup
[04:56] <taz_> anybody know about crossloop ?
[04:56] <JSon> kcufyou yea just follow the instruction and you'll findout whats going on
[04:56] <sock3t> !info
[04:56] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[04:57] <wildbat> ~$ locale
[04:57] <wildbat> LANG=en_US.UTF-8
[04:57] <wildbat> LANGUAGE=en_US:en
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> hello JSon
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> it downloaded
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> it installs i suppose
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> what's next?
[04:57] <wildbat> how do i change the LANGUAGE?
[04:57] <hotbabysex1> where can i find that link?
[04:57] <Flannel> !enter | hotbabysex1
[04:59] <JSon> kcufyou https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> hi JSon
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk  << i type this
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> i think it is already installed
[04:59] <hotbabysex1> is it a program or?
[05:00] <JSon> yes is a program for you to load your windows driver for you wifi
[05:01] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install ndisgtk  << i type this
[05:01] <hotbabysex1> where is the program shortcut?
[05:06] <hmw> i want to use "while getopts :ab:cd" but when i issue "./script.sh -b -c" my script tatkes -c as argument for -b. Please give me a hint, how i can check for the missing argument or testing, if the argument begins with a "-"
[05:08] <mib_jhy954ht> hi
[05:08] <jasong> how can I check a particular file for corruption?
[05:09] <mrpockets> I wanna do something cool
[05:09] <hmw> mrpockets - install celestia
[05:09] <hotbabysex1> hey jasong
[05:10] <mrpockets> what is it?
[05:10] <doink1212> i am having difficulties installing true type fonts...
[05:10] <Ellement> question: is it possible to install ubuntu via usb key if i can boot from it?
[05:10] <hmw> mrpockets - 3d star map - you can "fly" to other stars, it even has several exoplanets (all data is real)
[05:11] <mrpockets> 'meh
[05:11] <mrpockets> sounds tight
[05:11] <mrpockets> but like a resource hog
[05:11] <hmw> mrpockets nah
[05:12] <hmw> mrpockets - if you dont want to look into the sky, help me finding out, how to use "getopts" in a shells script properly
[05:12] <doink1212> anybody, help with installing true type fonts? I found a website... but so far I haven't gotten the thing to work
[05:13] <Ellement> question: is it possible to install ubuntu via usb key if i can boot from it?
[05:13] <hmw> !usb
[05:13] <mrpockets> herm
[05:13] <Ellement> hmw: thanks
[05:13] <hmw> i want to use "while getopts :ab:cd" but when i issue "./script.sh -b -c" my script tatkes -c as argument for -b. Please give me a hint, how i can check for the missing argument or testing, if the argument begins with a "-"
[05:14] <hmw> google is not very friendly today
[05:14] <Ellement> hmw: i dont want to run unbuntu from a usb key just install from a usb key to a hdd
[05:14] <Ellement> opps
[05:14] <hmw> Ellement - thats why there is a setup built in - like the live cd. maybe you want to look into the windows installer, wubi i think
[05:14] <hmw> !wubi
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> hi everyone
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper  << i type "sudo apt-get install ndisgtk"
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> i don't know what to do next
[05:15] <Ellement> hmw thanks
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> does that command install ndisgtk?
[05:15] <jasong> yes
[05:15] <hotbabysex1> if so where can i find the shortcut of that link?
[05:16] <hotbabysex1> what to do next?
[05:16] <hotbabysex1> i just wanna make my wireless work
[05:16] <jasong> What's the best way to check if a particular file is corrupt.  It's a partially updated 8.04 kernel
[05:16] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> install argument must be .inf file
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> i got above error
[05:17] <hmw> mrpockets - another cool thing to do: install windows in a virtual box, make your cube have 2 sides only, enable always on top for the VM and you got windows on the back of your desktop. looks pretty cool.
[05:17] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, thats because the windows driver needs to be an inf....
[05:17] <mrpockets> hmw, already a step aheadaya on that
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER  << i type what u said
[05:17] <mrpockets> except its a 4 sdied cube with windows on the back
[05:17] <millertime_018> hey does anyone know the channel for blueman??
[05:17] <hotbabysex1> and i got install argument must be .inf file
[05:17] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, WINDOWSDRIVER is a variable
[05:18] <Titan8990> hotbabysex1, you replace it with your windows driver
[05:18] <empiric> guys any work on Joomla?
[05:18] <hotbabysex1> how to find what driver or version is my wireless WLAN card(dell)?
[05:19] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: type lspci in the terminal
[05:19] <hotbabysex1> 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:19] <hotbabysex1> which name should i choose?
[05:21] <migihdh> hi all. Who know how to force 8.10 livecd work with casper-rw from hdd?
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[05:21] <hotbabysex1> hey <sveakex>
[05:21] <hotbabysex1> i type it
[05:21] <migihdh> I do this - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence but it doesn't work
[05:22] <migihdh> changes not saved
[05:22] <migihdh> after reboot
[05:22] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: it should tell you your hardware
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:22] <jewboyalert> hello is good OS any good?
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> ndiswrapper -i WINDOWSDRIVER
[05:22] <hotbabysex1>   << what is WINDOWSDRIVER be in my case
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> ?
[05:22] <Leviathan> migihdh: Smash your CD with a life hammer
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> should i choose BCM?
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> or ??
[05:22] <hotbabysex1> i'm confused
[05:23] <jewboyalert> ??
[05:23] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, you need the inf and sys files from a windows driver.
[05:23] <migihdh> Leviathan: another ideas?
[05:23] <Leviathan> jewboyalert: No
[05:23] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: does your network card not work with linux?
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> it doesnt light up
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> it's built in wireless
[05:23] <hotbabysex1> wlan card(Dell)
[05:24] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: and it doesn't work?
[05:24] <Leviathan> migihdh: Maybe a sledge hammer
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> lspci
[05:24] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, bcm43xx.... did you run the firmware cutter to get firmware downloaded?
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> doens't give me inf name
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> lspci give me 05:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[05:24] <hotbabysex1> not inf name
[05:24] <mrpockets> a;sp
[05:24] <mrpockets> also*
[05:24] <mrpockets> hmw, the VM doesnt look as cool because I'm running three monitors
[05:25] <migihdh> Leviathan: I think you should try this on your head
[05:25] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: BCM4311 seems to be you model
[05:25] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, ndiswrapper would not give you an inf name. The windows driver is not supplied with ndiswrapper. no drivers are. You have to supply your own windows driver for use with ndiswrapper.
[05:25] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Broadcom_BCM4311_rev_01_(ndiswrapper)
[05:26] <tripps> what is the effect where I can dynamically opacify a window in compiz by clicking Alt+ mouse wheel? I can't seem to find it
[05:26]  * Leviathan slaps migihdh with a large trout
[05:26] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1,  you may not need the ndiswrapper though. you may be able to install the firmware for it. Have you tried that yet?
[05:26] <waylandbill> !info b43-fwcutter
[05:27] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: look at my link
[05:27] <Leviathan> !info build-essential
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> hey waylandbill
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> how to install firmware
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> hey sveakex
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> i saw your link
[05:27] <FloodBot1> hotbabysex1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:27] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, apt-get install b43-fwcutter
[05:27] <hotbabysex1> should i type all the command given there?
[05:28] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: yeah, read what it says
[05:28] <wildbat> anyone know y my lib button don't work before i suspend the machine to ram ?
[05:28] <wildbat> and how do it make kubuntu read the sleep and hibernate button work on my laptop?
[05:28] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, try the firmware first, not the ndiswrapper first.
[05:28] <waylandbill> ndiswrapper is a last resort, not a first resort.
[05:28] <freegoo> hey guys i have grub installed on a partition sda3. but i want to install grub on the harddrive root so its booted first by the bois. whats the command???
[05:28] <freegoo> i tryed grub-instal /dev/sda
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> waylandbill
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> installing firmware
[05:29] <sveakex> hotbabysex1: go to step one and do the things from there, and use some common sense before you execute the commands, not all computers are the same
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> i just finished installing firmware
[05:29] <hotbabysex1> waylandbill u there?
[05:29] <supertanker> Ubuntu/Xine/VLC/whatever the underlying library is seems to be *extremely* sensitive to slightly dirty/scratched DVDs that play just fine in the DVD player out in my living room. Any way to make it less paranoid about scratches, even at the expense of slightly glitched frames?
[05:29] <waylandbill> yes
[05:30] <hotbabysex1> i installed as you said
[05:30] <hotbabysex1> what is next?
[05:31] <supertanker> Besides, of course, asking Netflix to send me a less scratched CD (in which case I'm never going to be able to watch my movie, because it just won't happen)
[05:31] <ImSad> I'm having trouble finding how to set up an internet connection in virtual box, does anyone know how to do this?
[05:31] <tripps> I figured out why I wasn't getting compiz from earlier - it was booting into a new menu.1st choice of server kernel. my ibex has like 20 menu choices, half xen couple of servers and completely wrong default choice. borks everything if there's a power outage. Why does ubuntu do this with updates and not know which should be default?
[05:31] <beachwood> hey, how do you switch from the KDm login to the GDM login?
[05:31] <ImSad> I know it's not supposed to be that hard. I'm either spacing, or just being downright retarded.
[05:32] <waylandbill> hotbabysex1, you can 'modprobe -r b43 && modprobe b43' and the card will activate if it is supported by the b43 firmware. If not, then you will need to download a windows driver from somewhere as the next step. Most likely from the laptop manufacturer.
[05:32] <dillinjah> you have to shutdown the vm, then go into settings, then network tab
[05:32] <felixsulla> ImSad: I use the "PCnet+FAST III (host interface, Intel(R) Wifi Link 5100 AGN)" option.
[05:32] <felixsulla> Vista host, Ubuntu gues.
[05:32] <hotbabysex1> module b43 not found
[05:33] <tripps> does grub menu start at 0 or 1 for choosing default?
[05:33] <chrislabeard> is it hard to mount and read/write on an os x drive ?
[05:33] <musikgoat|main> tripps: 0 is first
[05:33] <JSon> when you are connected on your wireless the info on the network your connected to will be saved somewhere ...right and does anybody know what files that is
[05:33] <musikgoat|main> trips like first hard drive first partition is 0,0
[05:33] <dillinjah> does anyone know why running sudo chown root:writetodisk /media/sdb1 followed by sudo chmod 775 /media/sdb1 does not change anything
[05:33] <ImSad> felix: o_o
[05:34] <ImSad> is there just a button i press? lmao
[05:34] <dillinjah> if i run ls -l /media i still see root:root for sdb1
[05:34] <felixsulla> ImSad: Is the VM running?
[05:34] <beachwood> how do you sitch from the KDM login screen to the GDM login screen?
[05:34] <ImSad> yeah
[05:34] <felixsulla> It needs to not be running ot change the setting Im talking about.
[05:34] <ImSad> ah
[05:34] <tripps> musikgoat|main, thanks. can I use an alternate human readable tag for default or does it only take numbers? My default needs to be 20 now, and it's a pain to scroll and count to figure it out
[05:34] <peterson> hi i opened the file in gedit and i could not save the file so any other means of opening the file
[05:34] <dillinjah> i cant figure this out for the life of me
[05:35] <felixsulla> Do you have to shut down IRC to shut down the guest?
[05:35] <Scunizi> dillinjah: what is sdb1? a spare data disk you want to use?
[05:35] <dillinjah> yes
[05:35] <freegoo> what does this mean??? "Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)"... failed (this is not fatal)"
[05:35] <ImSad> It's off.
[05:35] <musikgoat|main> trips, i only know referencing numbers
[05:35] <dillinjah> i want all users to have write access except for one
[05:35] <felixsulla> Ok, in Vbox interface
[05:35] <ImSad> virtualbox is open, but XP is shut down.
[05:35] <waylandbill> dillinjah, does the filesystem on the removable media have a filesystem that supports *nix permissions?
[05:35] <Scunizi> dillinjah: and it won't let you write to it under your normal logon?
[05:35] <n2diy> peterson, open gedit with gksudo gedit
[05:35] <felixsulla> Make sure you have your guest highlighted, then go to "settings" button
[05:35] <musikgoat|main> tripps: what section?
[05:36] <dillinjah> it will let me write, i have created a group called writetodisk and added users I want to have write access
[05:36] <DDrKPssNgR> hi folks, my gnome-app-install was with two languages, one for list of programs, and other for the program, them i removed all the content of /var/cache/app-install, and fixed than language problem, but my gnome-app-install is really slow to load, how can i "rebuild" this cache?
[05:36] <dillinjah> i installed the ntfs application so that I can write to it
[05:36] <dillinjah> so I can write to it fine
[05:36] <felixsulla> That should open a dialog for JUST that VM. On the left there wll be a section for "Network"
[05:36] <dillinjah> i just want to limit write access to a specific user
[05:36] <ImSad> yes.
[05:36] <mrpockets> Evolution or Thunderbird?
[05:36] <dillinjah> so I am excluding that user from the group
[05:36] <Scunizi> dillinjah: what user?
[05:36] <tripps> musikgoat|main, not following. i currently have 39 kernel booting options. so every time I upgrade I have to go through and count which one to use. seems kinda silly
[05:36] <dillinjah> thooser is the name of the user
[05:37] <dillinjah> i did not add him to writetodisk group
[05:37] <jeffwheeler> What would be the "correct" way to limit the amount of memory/CPU a process in the terminal can use?
[05:37] <felixsulla> So now on Adapter 1 tab
[05:37] <upgrdman> how do i make linux not try to lead a driver for a particular usb device>
[05:37] <dillinjah> i couldnt figure out any way of limiting write access to one specific user or group
[05:37] <victoria> hello
[05:37] <jeffwheeler> (As opposed to some off hack.)
[05:37] <ImSad> Yes.
[05:37] <dillinjah> right now everyone can write to it
[05:37] <n2diy> tripps, seems silly to have 39 kernels?
[05:37] <musikgoat|main> tripps: sorry, i thought you were referring to hard drive mapping
[05:37] <felixsulla> make sure "enable network adapter" is clicked
[05:37] <ImSad> yep.
[05:37] <benh> hi !
[05:37] <dillinjah> i want to prevent user "thooser" from being able to delete files
[05:37] <waylandbill> dillinjah, chmod'ing won't help on an ntfs filesystem. You have to mount with write permission mask set.
[05:37] <musikgoat|main> tripps: do you want that many?  you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and drop it to 2
[05:38] <beachwood> is it possible to switch from the KDM login screen to the GDM login screen? I have both installed already...
[05:38] <benh> has anybody packaged evolution 2.24.5 for intrepid yet ?
[05:38] <Scunizi> dillinjah: if you exclude that user they can't write to it.. you include the user and as a result exclude everyone else.  sudo chown <user:user> /media/sdb1  then sudo chomod 744 /media/sdb1
[05:38] <felixsulla> then choose one of them.. heh. Like I said, I use Adapter Type: PCNET fastIII, and Attached To: Host interface
[05:38] <musikgoat|main> tripps: latest and one fall back
[05:38] <victoria> i have a dumb question.. im using e17 on top of ubuntu.. and well.. i cant found synaptic.. i cant use synaptic inside e17?
[05:38] <tripps> n2diy, yes. updates to kernels don't change the proper default choice in grub
[05:38] <felixsulla> None of hte other settings ever worked for me :/
[05:38] <tripps> musikgoat|main, yes definitely will do that
[05:38] <benh> I'm still having all sorts of problems with .3, mostly all new problems introduced by the switch to sqlite
[05:38] <dillinjah> yeah, i want to exclude the user so they cant write
[05:38] <ImSad> it's already set up like that.
[05:38] <ImSad> :/
[05:38] <musikgoat|main> tripps: just remember after editing menu.lst to run update-grub
[05:38] <redline5653> hi all
[05:38] <JSon> when you are connected on your wireless the info on the network your connected to will be saved somewhere ...right and does anybody know what files that is
[05:38] <n2diy> tripps, it would be nice to disable kernel updates, I'm happy with the one I'm using.
[05:39] <musikgoat|main> tripps: as root
[05:39] <felixsulla> 5100 AGN highlghted under "Host interfaces"?
[05:39] <dillinjah> um, i dont really understand the whole mask thing
[05:39] <felixsulla> And "cable connected" is checked?
[05:39] <dillinjah> ok
[05:39] <Scunizi> dillinjah: then "you" own it with 744 permissions..
[05:39] <felixsulla> And you have a MAC address showing for that piece of "hardware"?
[05:40] <redline5653> morning all
[05:40] <ImSad> yeah.
[05:40] <ImSad> everything is all set up.
[05:40] <tripps> musikgoat|main, indeed. I was using grep '^title' /boot/grub/menu.lst | awk '{print NR-1":" $0}' to figure out which to use ;)
[05:40] <ImSad> mhm
[05:40] <felixsulla> Ok, fire it up and see if it works :)
[05:40] <felixsulla> Or was it already all set that way?
[05:40] <musikgoat|main> tripps: ahh, just for fun :-P
[05:40] <JSon> i've got my wireless network and other neihbours as well detected but am unable to connect to my wifi
[05:41] <ImSad> yeah, it was already set up. lol
[05:41] <beachwood> how do you switch from KDM to GDM login screens
[05:41] <dillinjah> this is complicated
[05:41] <ImSad> I dunno what's wrong.
[05:41] <dillinjah> jeez
[05:41] <waylandbill> dillinjah, this page explains masking in regard to mounting filesystems: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[05:41] <supertanker> Ubuntu/Xine/VLC/whatever the underlying library is seems to be *extremely* sensitive to slightly dirty/scratched DVDs that play just fine in the DVD player out in my living room. Any way to make it less paranoid about scratches, even at the expense of slightly glitched frames?
[05:41] <felixsulla> ImSad: Would a firewall mess it up?
[05:41] <dillinjah> thank you
[05:41] <felixsulla> In the host or the guest maybe?
[05:41] <McShane> tripps, in your grub menu, I recommend keeping the most up-to-date kernel, its recovery mode, then the 2nd-most up-to-date kernel, its recovery mode, and memtest
[05:41] <corinth> What's the difference between i386 and i586? Both are 32-bit, right?
[05:42] <McShane> tripps, and keep a backup of your menu.lst, just to be safe
[05:42] <JSon> corinth yes
[05:42] <tripps> McShane, that seems reasonable. I wonder how all my Xen kernel and server kernel options snuck in here along the way
[05:42] <waylandbill> dillinjah, ntfs isn't designed for linux in mind so it will be more complicated. Linux native filesystems are a breeze in linux naturally as windows filesystems are under windows.
[05:42] <Milkeh> how do I make the icons in my drop down menu smaller?
[05:43] <corinth> What's the difference, then?
[05:43] <McShane> tripps, well I'm not too familiar with Xen functionality (the virtualization software?), so I'd hang on to those too, if you use that
[05:43] <dillinjah> gotcha, so how is it working now that I can access it and everything
[05:43] <beachwood> how do I change the login from KDM to GDM?
[05:43] <dillinjah> is it able to mount it, just not with the ability to do more advanced stuff?
[05:44] <dillinjah> because I can read and write to the hard disk fine, it just seems that the permissions cannot set, would this be because its ntfs?
[05:44] <dillinjah> i did install an application in ubuntu to allow me to write to the ntfs drive, but I guess maybe that there are still serious limitations, is this correct?
[05:44] <waylandbill> dillinjah, the mask is basically a default value for permisions since individual file permissions are not supported under ntfs.
[05:45] <ScoTTie> is there an ncursors style cli apt-get program ?
[05:45] <ccc_kickaxe> hello everyone
[05:45] <dillinjah> ah I see, so I could set a default value for the drive and still keep it as ntfs?
[05:45] <waylandbill> dillinjah, no. the ntfs-3g driver can read-write safely these days.
[05:45] <jrib> ScoTTie: aptitude
[05:45] <n2diy> beachwood maybe they would know how in #gnome?
[05:45] <ScoTTie> jrib: thanks
[05:46] <dillinjah> the reading and writing is fine...but is the ntfs whats preventing me from using chmod on the drive...
[05:46] <dillinjah> i have to read the web page...
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:46] <waylandbill> dillinjah, right. you set the mask and it will apply to all the files on the drive (when mounted under linux) ... it doesn't apply to when you later mount under windows.
[05:46] <ccc_kickaxe> what is everyone's recommendation for setting up a git repo to manage a plesk web server?
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:46] <hotbabysex1> why?
[05:46] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:46] <FloodBot1> hotbabysex1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:47] <dillinjah> ah, okay
[05:47] <aprilhare> question: what does port 6969 do and why is it upnp opened on my router?
[05:47] <dillinjah> see, the real reason I wanted to do it was so that I could restrict a user connected by way of SFTP
[05:47] <waylandbill> dillinjah, if you need more advanced features, you should create a linux based file system which could be in addition to the ntfs one, since removable media supports partitioning just like internal media.
[05:47] <dillinjah> i want them to be able to read that disk but not delette files
[05:47] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:48] <redline5653> ?
[05:48] <aprilhare> my ubuntu box is accessing port 6969 ut i have no idea why
[05:48] <aprilhare> but even
[05:48] <dillinjah> ok,
[05:48] <dillinjah> but if I wanted to eliminate that one user, you think that masking would work?
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> E: Couldn't find package linux-headers-2.6.25
[05:48] <dillinjah> by eliminate I mean prevent from being able to delete
[05:48] <hotbabysex1> ??
[05:48] <stealth-> whats a graphical python debugger in the respritories?
[05:49] <redline5653> anyone?
[05:49] <dillinjah> so now I just need to figure out what mask setting to use for that drive
[05:49] <Milkeh> how do I change the icon size in drop down menus?
[05:49] <dillinjah> mount it using that mask
[05:50] <yuri_> i have a mobo with built in ati hd3200. when i use proprietary drivers my screen flickers with black bars in random places. any solutions?
[05:50] <waylandbill> dillinjah, restricting only one user isn't really possible. You'd have to restrict more than one user. You'd end up restricting everyone but the owner and/or everyone outside of a group.
[05:50] <dillinjah> ok, I would be willing to restrict everyone outside of the group
[05:50] <dillinjah> i created the group writetodisk
[05:50] <dillinjah> and added  theusers I want to be abale to write to tit
[05:50] <dillinjah> and want to exclude everyone else
[05:51] <waylandbill> then you want to mount with the umask option.
[05:51] <bruenig> hotbabysex1: apt-cache search linux-headers
[05:51] <dillinjah> ok, they use umask=0222, i assume I will have to figure out the correct mask, I do not know what that means rights now
[05:52] <mtholdenss> hey whats the aus ubuntu channel?
[05:52] <bazhang> !au
[05:52]  * aprilhare listens keenly
[05:53] <dillinjah> waylandbill, would fstab be the place to do it so that it automatically occurs at startup?
[05:53] <waylandbill> dillinjah, it's a mask of bits, with the lsb being execute and the next bits being write and read. there are 3 sets of bitmasks one for each of owner, group, and world
[05:53] <waylandbill> dillinjah, if that's what you want it to do then yes.
[05:54] <dillinjah> ah, i see, so I would use like umask=0775
[05:54] <redline5653> on xchat how do you save channels to favs its not the same as on windows
[05:55] <waylandbill> umask is the bits that are not set, so flip that to 0002.
[05:55] <Peddy> Could someone please tell me how to compile source code into a statically-linked binary (so all libraries are included in the executable)?
[05:56] <waylandbill> Peddy, link to the .a, not the .so.
[05:57] <McShane> redline5653, right-click on the channel button at the bottom of the screen
[05:57] <Peddy> waylandbill, how would I do that? I have a .tar.gz package of xterm and I want to compile a statically-linked exe :)
[05:58] <Seveas> Peddy, static linking is considered a bad idea
[05:58] <waylandbill> Peddy, I didn't write xterm so I wouldn't know. You could see if it has a configure switch if it uses automake
[05:58] <Peddy> Seveas, I'm doing it for an embedded system
[05:58] <Seveas> especially on embedded systems it is a bad idea, it muches more space
[05:59] <Peddy> waylandbill, I meant it isn't a single source code file compiled with gcc, it uses configure and a makefile.
[05:59] <Milkeh> how do I shrink my iconsss?
[05:59] <Peddy> Seveas, I can't stick in the libraries manually (yet), I need xterm to have a look inside the filesystem.
[05:59] <waylandbill> Peddy, I don't know if it is going to save you much room especially if other programs share the libraries. You may end up using more space.
[05:59] <rayne_> I'm trying to install the Flash 10 64bit alpha and I get "md5sum mismatch install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz
[05:59] <rayne_> The Flash plugin is NOT installed.
[05:59] <rayne_> " after running " sudo aptitude install nspluginwrapper flashplugin-nonfree"
[05:59] <ftab> How do I install OpenGL development files on Ubuntu?>
[05:59] <jrib> rayne_: what version of ubunut
[06:00] <rayne_> 8.10
[06:00] <rayne_> Intrepid
[06:00] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree
[06:00] <Seveas> Peddy, this *might* work: CFLAGS=-static LDFLAGS=-static ./configure
[06:01] <Peddy> Thanks Seveas, I'll try that.
[06:01] <waylandbill> Peddy, If it is configurable with automake, then that's where I recommend looking. Other than that, you'll need to contact the project developers. They'll know how to do it.
[06:01] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/df365b0
[06:01] <ftab> How do I install OpenGL development files on Ubuntu?
[06:02] <Peddy> waylandbill, --enable-static or something similar isn't in the configure or make options, but I'm trying Seveas' method.
[06:02] <jrib> rayne_: adobe must have moved the tar.gz again then.  Just download the tar.gz from adobe and drop libflashplayer.so in your ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[06:02] <waylandbill> Peddy, if not in the config options, then Seveas may not work either.
[06:03] <Peddy> It's looking hopeful, at the end of the config output it said 'testing if libfoo' is needed...
[06:03] <rayne_> jrib, Thanks, trying now
[06:03] <Rock> hi
[06:03] <acu> _VIM_ are you awake ?
[06:04] <Peddy> Seveas, how can I install the binary to a set directory rather than /usr/bin?
[06:04] <waylandbill> Peddy, --prefix
[06:05] <lstarnes> ftab: libgl1-mesa-dev is one implementation of opengl's development files
[06:05] <somethingclever> hey i have a problem i get this error whenver i run package manger http://paste.ubuntu.com/123150/
[06:05] <somethingclever> Please help
[06:05] <Peddy> waylandbill, look like that worked.
[06:05] <ftab> why Mesa not Op-enGL on linux
[06:05] <ftab> :)
[06:05] <acu> _VIM_  KDENLIvE can edit AVCHD (high definition format from Canon HG20) - Power to The PEOPLE !
[06:06] <waylandbill> Peddy, of course it did. :-)
[06:06] <rayne_> jrib, you have a linky by chance for that file?
[06:06] <Peddy> waylandbill, thanks for your help :) the static didn't work, but I'm going to copy in all the libs to see if it works.
[06:06] <bazhang> somethingclever, what version of ubuntu
[06:06] <dillinjah> waylandbill, I did sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0002 /dev/sdb1 /media/blam but when I i do ls -l /media I have blam coming up as root root, and I can still delete from under that file
[06:06] <jrib> rayne_: nope, just go to download flash on adobe.com
[06:06] <somethingclever> bazhang, i run 8.10
[06:06] <dillinjah> i mean under that user that I excluded
[06:06] <rayne_> jrib, oh, so I am just downloading the whole flash player?
[06:07] <jrib> rayne_: the tar.gz, yes
[06:07] <rayne_> jrib, I got it now, thanks. Extracting.
[06:07] <somethingclever> bazhang, any ideas whats goin on?
[06:08] <bazhang> somethingclever, and where did that package come from; do you have a 3rd party repo in sources.list
[06:08] <somethingclever> bazhang, im not sure, should i disable all third party repos then slowly add them back in until the problem starts again?
[06:09] <waylandbill> dillinjah, sorry. I'm not sure what's up with that. Usually read-write is a good thing. I don't know if I've even tried restricting that way under ntfs in quite a while.
[06:09] <hmw> how can i enter ESC into a text with gedit? (like ^v in vi)
[06:09] <bazhang> somethingclever, how about paste.ubuntu.com with sources.list
[06:09] <dillinjah> gotcha. i should just convert the drive i guess
[06:09] <waylandbill> dillinjah, usually if I can't trust someone to not delete something they shouldn't, they don't get write access. :-)
[06:09] <dillinjah> well, i really only want it to get execute access i guess
[06:09] <dillinjah> i think i explained it wrong
[06:10] <rayne_> jrib, The file goes in ./mozilla/extensions?
[06:10] <dillinjah> i want them to be able to access all the files in sub directories, just not delete anything
[06:10] <dillinjah> they dont need to be able to write
[06:10] <rayne_> jrib, anything else or just put it in there? Or Do I need to create a new folder called 'plugins'
[06:10] <waylandbill> dillinjah, just mount it read-only then.
[06:10] <somethingclever> bazhang, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123152/
[06:10] <jrib> rayne_: no, ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[06:10] <jrib> rayne_: you need to create a new folder
[06:10] <dillinjah> dont i need execute in order to download from it?
[06:11] <waylandbill> dillinjah, no. just the ability to read from it
[06:11] <bazhang> somethingclever, that seems to be a truncated sources.list
[06:11] <Milk_Rulz> can ANYBODY help me shrink the icons in the applications drop down menu?
[06:11] <dillinjah> ok
[06:11] <rayne_> jrib, once in the folder, do I need to run it?
[06:11] <somethingclever> bazhang, thats my list lol
[06:11] <jrib> rayne_: just restart firefox
[06:11] <dillinjah> so that would be 0003 or 0004? I just started learning this...yikes
[06:12] <waylandbill> if you are going to just mount r/o, don't both with the mask... just mount with -r
[06:12] <rayne_> jrib, I restarted firefox, but still nothing
[06:12] <dillinjah> sounds good
[06:12] <Templar_Xion> I have a few partitions, and my main EXT3 partition starts at about 70% into the drive. I want to move it towards the beginning of the drive since there is less space and then make it larger. How would I go about doing that?
[06:13] <migihdh> is there a way to create "live hdd" with liveUSB creating tool?
[06:13] <afazel> hello, how is everyone doing?
[06:13] <Templar_Xion> migihdh: Wouldn't a live hdd just be a regular install?
[06:13] <migihdh> no
[06:14] <migihdh> this would be livehdd
[06:14] <somethingclever> bazhang, so, whats up?
[06:14] <migihdh> i don't want to install ubuntu
[06:14] <bazhang> somethingclever, no idea where you got that package
[06:14] <rayne_> jrib, Flash still not functioning, is there something else I was supposed to do?
[06:14] <waylandbill> migihdh, what are you trying to accomplish with that? make the filesystem not modifyable?
[06:14] <bazhang> migihdh, you want to mount an ubuntu.iso?
[06:15] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin the contents of the "about:plugins" page when you visit it in firefox
[06:15] <afazel> migihdh, can't you just install it to the usb hdd and allow your bios to boot from the usb hdd?
[06:15] <somethingclever> bazhang, it was a deb file, but it didnt work, it was a printer driver. so how do i fix my system?
[06:15] <bazhang> somethingclever, you installed it how
[06:16] <migihdh> I want to have livecd image with the ability of saving configuration
[06:16] <bazhang> migihdh, so a mounted iso with persistent features?
[06:16] <afazel> migihdh, that's the only solution I can think to us
[06:16] <afazel> use*
[06:16] <usser> migihdh, just install ubuntu regularly, and carry it around with you, it'll boot
[06:16] <somethingclever> bazhang, DEB file!
[06:16] <nickrud> somethingclever,   sudo dpkg -i /path/to/downloaded/deb , put any error on paste.ubuntu.com
[06:17] <migihdh> bazhang: how to do it? I try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD/Persistence but this doesn't work
[06:17] <bazhang> somethingclever, ok; care to elaborate on how that was installed? using gdebi, or other
[06:17] <somethingclever> gdebi, yes
[06:17] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d78c4f34d
[06:17] <bazhang> migihdh, that is for flash sticks, not usb hdd
[06:17] <somethingclever> nickrud, deb file is gone
[06:18] <rayne_> jrib, doesn't look like it is installed to me
[06:18] <afazel> I just got a new tv that I'm also using for my computer monitor. Ubuntu recognizes it as 1080p (1920x1080 (16:9)), but instead of giving me tons of screen real estate it just made my desktop larger
[06:18] <nickrud> somethingclever, then try  sudo dpkg -r  /path/to/deb/file , if it fails you'll need the deb back
[06:18] <usser> migihdh, just install it on a external hdd regularly.
[06:18] <dillinjah> one question wayland, do i remove the ,umask=0002 and add the -r to the end?
[06:18] <jrib> rayne_: pastebin « ls -l ~/.mozilla/plugins/ » including the command
[06:18] <Templar_Xion> Can you grow a partition to the left?
[06:18] <somethingclever> nickrud, if fails on ANY deb file, so, could it be any deb file?
[06:18] <usser> Templar_Xion, nope
[06:18] <waylandbill> dillinjah, oh. mounting into the fstab are ya?
[06:19] <nickrud> somethingclever, no, the problem is with fax4100lpr
[06:19] <migihdh> Instead of using a USB stick, you can use a file on your hard disk to store persistent information.. <- this is from that tutorial
[06:19] <Peddy> How do I compile software in 32-bit, with the machine I'm compiling on being 64-bit?
[06:19] <Templar_Xion> usser: :<
[06:19] <somethingclever> alright, ill find it
[06:19] <usser> Peddy, gcc -m32
[06:19] <dillinjah> i was thinking about it, i am just trying to mount it right now as read only...but my syntax is wrong and it istellling me the resource is busy
[06:19] <nickrud> somethingclever, until you get that one fixed, apt will refuse to do anything
[06:19] <bazhang> migihdh, and what part of the tutorial are you stuck on?
[06:19] <usser> Peddy, rxvt didnt work eh?
[06:19] <jzjzjz> hello, can anyone tell me how to restart pulseaudio? i just kill -9ed it cuz sound wasn't working
[06:19] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d463d65b8
[06:19] <dillinjah> i havent gotten the ntfs drive to mount as read only yet
[06:19] <migihdh> Using a Loopback File
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, nope :/
[06:20] <waylandbill> dillinjah, from command line you mount -r ... from fstab you put ro as one of the options
[06:20] <nickrud> somethingclever, try running  sudo dpkg -r fax4100lpr
[06:20] <jrib> rayne_: close firefox, run « ps -ef | grep firefox »
[06:20] <migihdh> persistent doesn't work
[06:20] <bazhang> migihdh, /msg ubottu iso
[06:20] <migihdh> changes not saved
[06:20] <nickrud> somethingclever, I had a bit of a brain fart on the exact command I gave earlier
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, but I made some progress, I can now use qemu to very quickly simulate flashing the thing, so I can see how it works.
[06:20] <usser> Peddy, what did it say, when u tried to run it?
[06:20] <Peddy> usser, it just failed to open
[06:20] <usser> Peddy, no error messages?
[06:21] <Templar_Xion> usser: Thanks.
[06:21] <rayne_> jrib, okay. what do I do after that?
[06:21] <jrib> rayne_: also, what is the output of « uname -m »
[06:21] <usser> Templar_Xion, no problem
[06:21] <dillinjah>  okay so outside of fstab, if I was just in terminal, where would I put the r in......sudo mount -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0002 /dev/sdb1 /media/blam
[06:21] <migihdh> bazhang: and how could mounting iso help me? 6
[06:21] <dillinjah> and do i need to take the mask out?
[06:21] <migihdh> )
[06:21] <Peddy> usser, no, because I was faking xterm as Firefox (one of the embedded programs), and it just didn't open...
[06:21] <somethingclever> nickrud, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123155/
[06:21] <usser> dillinjah, mount -t ntfs mounts read only by default, ntfs doesnt support writing
[06:21] <Peddy> usser, wasn't there an environment variable or something for compiling 32-bit? because I want to use a configure and makefile to build.
[06:21] <dillinjah> gotcha
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, yea $CFLAGS
[06:22] <waylandbill> dillinjah, yes. lose the mask. you don't need it. the -r comes after the mount. You can see the syntax in mount's man page along with all the supported options... "man mount"
[06:22] <rayne_> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d3d96550
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, $CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure
[06:22] <Peddy> usser, thank you
[06:22] <dillinjah> great, thank you wayland
[06:22] <arooni-mobile> ubuntu ibex seems like battery life is really poor;;;; is this really the case?
[06:22] <usser> Peddy, err CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure sorry
[06:22] <nickrud> somethingclever, yep, you need the deb.
[06:23] <Peddy> :)
[06:23] <waylandbill> arooni-mobile, I get 2.5 - 3 hours. I think it's average.
[06:23] <usser> dillinjah, you dont need -r in your case at all
[06:23] <somethingclever> nickrud, im lookin for it online
[06:23] <arooni-mobile> waylandbill, maybe its cuz they changed battery icon;  when its 50% it looks like it has nothing left
[06:23] <nickrud> somethingclever, did you use alien to create this deb by any chance?
[06:23] <arooni-mobile> waylandbill, i have t61
[06:23] <dillinjah> so I would have something like sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sdb1 /media/blam2
[06:23] <jrib> rayne_: ah ok.  You're using 64 bit ubuntu, but you downloaded 32bit flash (the default).  You have two options.  You can use nspluginwrapper (which is what would have happened if flashplugin-nonfree worked) or you can download the beta 64bit flash from adobe
[06:23] <dillinjah> i need to read these man pages
[06:24] <dillinjah> this is complex
[06:24] <rayne_> jrib, lol, so the one I just downloaded was the wrong version?
[06:24] <Peddy> usser, it says 'C compiled cannot create executables', any idea what this mean? do I have to install 32-bit dev libraries or something?
[06:24] <jrib> rayne_: wrong architecture, yes
[06:24] <usser> Peddy, it means you dont have a compiler installed :) sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:24] <waylandbill> dillinjah, usser the -r is needed for read-only isn't it?
[06:24] <jrib> rayne_: but you can use it if you install nspluginwrapper
[06:25] <usser> waylandbill, ntfs driver as opposed to ntfs-3g doesnt support writing to ntfs partitions
[06:25] <somethingclever> If i cant find it, then what?
[06:25] <Milk_Rulz> does anybody know how I can make the terminal window transparent?
[06:25] <mitancs> what wiould be the way to forward ip with two networking cards installed as eth0 to internet and eth1 goes to routher that makes wireless? Thank you.
[06:25] <Peddy> usser, I think I may need 32-bit build-essential :P
[06:25] <Peddy> usser, because of course I have regular build-essential installed
[06:25] <rayne_> jrib, I am not seeing the 64bit one
[06:25] <somethingclever> nickrud, what if i cant find it?
[06:25] <afazel> Milk_Rulz , Edit > profile preferences
[06:25] <rayne_> jrib, I was looking to try it out to see how it worked
[06:25] <usser> Peddy, no you dont need 32 bit compiler for that
[06:26] <usser> Peddy, can you run gcc on the terminal?
[06:26] <afazel> Milk_Rulz , then select transparent background, and set the transparency
[06:26] <Peddy> usser, just 'gcc'? yes, I can
[06:26] <nickrud> somethingclever, then fixing the problem needs someone more familiar with the packaging system than I am.
[06:26] <usser> Peddy, yea gcc. does it work?
[06:26] <waylandbill> usser, I don't think it's been established that ntfs is being used in leiu of ntfs-3g. They were about to delete files so it's probably very likely that ntfs-3g is being used.
[06:26] <taz_> hello guys.. i need some one will help me.......  i have dvd movie ... it wouldnt show movie ??
[06:26] <n2diy> Somethiingclever: worry about that if it happens?
[06:26] <Peddy> usser, yep, I've used it a lot in the past, I'm 100% sure it's not a gcc installation problem
[06:26] <quibbler> rayne_: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[06:26] <rayne_> jrib, It looks like on the x86 architecture is available from adobe's site
[06:27] <somethingclever> nickrud, damn, know anyone off hand?
[06:27] <usser> waylandbill, well he pasted his mount command which was mount -t ntfs
[06:27] <afazel> taz_ it won't run in Totem?
[06:27] <nickrud> somethingclever, sure, but they don't come here often at all ;(
[06:27] <rayne_> quibbler, Thanks
[06:27] <Milk_Rulz> afazel, thanks
[06:27] <taz_> afazel: totem ?
[06:27] <Peddy> usser, I enter the CFLAGS variables and ./configure at the same time, right?
[06:27] <usser> waylandbill, besides it'd be easier anyway to mount it with ntfs whose main feature is inability to write :)
[06:27] <usser> Peddy, yea
[06:27] <nickrud> somethingclever, that doesn't mean people that I don't know don't appear though
[06:27] <dillinjah> um, i can still delete
[06:27] <jrib> rayne_: they have a beta, it's up to you which you want to use.  Personally, I use nspluginwrapper
[06:27] <afazel> taz_: applications, sound and video, movie player
[06:27]  * nickrud reads that triple negative again
[06:28] <dillinjah>  sudo mount -t ntfs  /dev/sdb1 /media/blam2
[06:28] <somethingclever> nickrud, yeah, i get it
[06:28] <dillinjah> i ran that, it mounted
[06:28] <somethingclever> anyone help me with my package manger error???
[06:28] <taz_> afazel: i will look at it
[06:28] <somethingclever> nickrud, thank you
[06:28] <dillinjah> but if I open it up I can delete files from within it
[06:28] <usser> i dunno
[06:28] <Peddy> usser, so this: CFLAGS="-O -static -m32" ./configure , right?
[06:28] <afazel> taz_, I used that to watch a dvd just last night, didn't take any special fiddling
[06:28] <usser> maybe they remove ntfs altogether and use ntfs-3g exclusively now
[06:28] <usser> Peddy, yea
[06:29] <dillinjah> i do have the ntfs-3g in my fstab
[06:29] <dillinjah> and thats how I guess I write to it
[06:29] <taz_> mplayer -video
[06:29] <rayne_> jrib, just installed the 64bit, seems to be working great.
[06:29] <Peddy> usser, removing the -m32 option configures sucessfully.l
[06:29] <jrib> rayne_: k
[06:29] <OngaKing> Heya Saludadierie!
[06:29] <usser> Peddy, oh, weird
[06:29] <taz_> afazel: mplayer  video ??
[06:29] <dillinjah> i just want it mounted somewhere else where it cant delete, oh well
[06:29] <usser> Peddy, i guess you do need 32bit libs
[06:29] <afazel> taz_, movie player and mplayer are 2 different programs
[06:29] <Peddy> usser, yeah, is there a quick command to install 32-bit build-essential? I already have ia32-libs installed
[06:30] <afazel> taz_, movie player is totem, mplayer is mplayer, although it should play your dvd just fine as well
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: really how i will know ?? which one right one
[06:30] <usser> Peddy, search for ia32-libs-dev or something similar
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: how i will find   totem ?
[06:30] <afazel> taz_, you should be able to use either
[06:30] <taz_> afazel: i dont have totem
[06:31] <afazel> taz_, well totem should be installed already, but you can try sudo apt-get install totem-gstreamer
[06:31] <taz_> afazel: where i can download ??
[06:31] <waylandbill> ntfs-3g is the default ntfs driver now anyway. doing a -t ntfs would use ntfs-3g.
[06:31] <Peddy> usser, testing
[06:31] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:31] <error404notfound> I have just upgraded my hardy to intrepid and there this a widget on desktop which says "cannot find component : folderview", I have seen it on a friend's desktop, it shows files in a specific folder. Any ideas?
[06:31] <afazel> taz_, and it will be called movie player under sounds and video
[06:31] <usser> Peddy, ok
[06:31] <Chaorain> I have a standard ubuntu install and I want to install software from my Ubuntu UE dvd. How can I do this?
[06:31] <dillinjah> so would that mean I am out of luck?
[06:32] <dillinjah> is there a way of restricting the access through ssh?
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, try substituting ntfs-3g for ntfs in fstab
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, unmount your partition
[06:32] <dillinjah> its ntfs-3g in fstab
[06:32] <n8tuser> Chaorain -> mount your dvd and then search for the deb file you wanted then install it via dpkg -i
[06:32] <usser> dillinjah, change it to ntfs
[06:32] <nickrud> somethingclever, you might find it here: http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/index.html
[06:32] <dillinjah> ok
[06:32] <afazel> I want my 1080p display to act as it would in windows, where the icons become smaller and the desktop real estate becomes larger. my colleagues tell me it should be automatic when setting 1920x1080, but it is not. Any suggestions? The google has been no help to me.
[06:32] <taz_> afazel: done with terminal
[06:32] <romi> how to install opera?
[06:33] <afazel> taz_, yes, but you should be able to find it in synaptic just as easily if you're not comfortable with the terminal
[06:33] <usser> dillinjah, and mount with this command sudo mount /dev/sdb2
[06:33] <quibbler> romi: http://www.opera.com/browser/download/
[06:33] <taz_> afazel: that ok ... where synaptic ?
[06:33] <Kemion> Hello..  I just bought the Die Hard DVD at Wal-Mart for like five bucks and it won't play no matter what player I install.  Am I missing something ?
[06:33] <Nytrix> sudo apt-get install opera
[06:34] <afazel> taz_, system > administration > synaptic package manager
[06:34] <sweeney> Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows what state the x-fi alsa driver is in?  I know creative released the source awhile back but I haven't heard or been able to find anything about the drivers progress.  I am not looking to install this driver or help with it.  Just a status update.
[06:34] <taz_> afazel: i will look at it
[06:34] <romi> i have already download form that but how to run this
[06:35] <somethingclever> nickrud it says its the LPR Driver
[06:35] <romi> gubbler         i have already download form that but how to run this
[06:35] <Nytrix> is opera as good as firefox?
[06:35] <Nytrix> double click on the .deb file
[06:35] <quibbler> romi: it is a deb file ...just double click it
[06:35] <somethingclever> nickrud,  but the Package name is different from the driver
[06:35] <taz_> afazel: ok i can see synaptic package manger
[06:35] <Nytrix> im trying out opera out myself
[06:35] <usser> dillinjah, if that doesnt work try adding umask=004 like that /dev/sdb2 /media/blam ntfs umask=004 0 0
[06:35] <romi> ok i have double click on this
[06:36] <Kemion> I've tried ogle, gxine, kmplayer, etc..  nothing works.  It plays the FBI warning and then crashes or stops.
[06:36] <nickrud> somethingclever, it needs to be the exact file you used
[06:36] <Nytrix> now click install
[06:36] <dillinjah> ok, thank you
[06:36] <Chaorain> n8tuser, I found lots of .deb but I don't see everything. Would I be able to use Synaptic?
[06:36] <Nytrix> www.GETDEB.net
[06:37] <DDrKPssNgR> which spell checker pidgin use?
[06:37] <somethingclever> i think it is, but the package name is brmfcfaxlpd-1.0.0-1.i386.deb
[06:37] <n8tuser> Chaorain -> dont know, maybe if the dvd is on the sources.list ? i never tried it myself
[06:37] <taz_> afazel: i can see synapitic package manger
[06:37] <nickrud> somethingclever, it will begin with fax4100lpr ; that's part of the package name
[06:38] <somethingclever> feck i dunno
[06:38] <romi> gubbler      .exe ig not here so need for any cammand
[06:38] <afazel> taz_, now just type totem in the search box
[06:38] <nickrud> somethingclever, unless brother did something really strange and outside my experience
[06:38] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:38] <aj_> i am using ubuntu 8.04 ...suddenly my laptop speakers have stopped working...can anyone help
[06:38] <taz_> afazel: already type totem  what am i look for
[06:39] <afazel> taz_, make sure you select totem and totem-plugins in the results
[06:39] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:39] <afazel> taz_, you'll want to mark for installation. After you're done, click apply
[06:39] <somethingclever> i guess im just screwed
[06:41] <nickrud> somethingclever, http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#FAX-4100 ?
[06:41] <aj_> i am using ubuntu 8.04 ...suddenly my laptop speakers have stopped working...can anyone help
[06:41] <LogicFan> aj_, did you close your laptop lid?
[06:41] <taz_> afazel:  it already marked it like green
[06:41] <afazel> taz_, that means it's installed
[06:41] <taz_> afazel: totem-plugins
[06:42] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:42] <afazel> taz_, so click applications > sound and video, and tell me what is listed
[06:42] <Nytrix> if u want to play any vidoes/dvd/music file get VLC player
[06:42] <aj_> no i didnt
[06:42] <taz_> afazel: ok
[06:42] <srin> 우므
[06:42] <srin> 음
[06:42] <LogicFan> aj_, any other power mangement settings recently kick in?
[06:42] <LogicFan> sleep, hibernate
[06:42] <aj_> no
[06:43] <aj_> it was workingfine yesterday
[06:43] <somethingclever> nickrud, thats wher ei got the file
[06:43] <cooldduuudde> srin english please
[06:43] <somethingclever> i have the lpr file downloaded, whats the command?
[06:43] <taz_> afazel: kino,,, movie player,,, mplayer movie play
[06:43] <afazel> taz_, movie player is totem
[06:43] <aj_> i can hear some sound....like on radio when you are not on the right frequency
[06:44] <taz_> afazel: ok i will try
[06:44] <LogicFan> aj_, is the volume set properly?
[06:44] <aj_> yes..its full
[06:44] <afazel> taz_, so open that and you should be able to play your DVD in there. Of course, you have to make sure you have a DVD drive in your computer and not just a CD drive
[06:44] <ubuntistas> my vlc appearance changed because i installed kubuntu any clue to change it again?
[06:44] <nickrud> somethingclever, ok, let's try this cuz it's easy and may work. cd to the dir with the file and run   sudo dpkg -i file
[06:44] <taz_> afazel: yes it words totem
[06:44] <iGmail> how perfect with watch movie with Mplayer?
[06:44] <dillinjah> this is way over my head, do you think there is a way to restrict it when the user logs onto ubuntu by way of SFTP
[06:44] <dillinjah> can i restrict an SFTP user from deleting files?
[06:44] <LogicFan> aj_, open up a terminal
[06:44] <taz_> it both cd/dvd all in one place
[06:44] <cooldduuudde> ubuntistas: system>preferences>qt 4 settings
[06:44] <dillinjah> the user is just a username of an account in ubuntu
[06:45] <aj_> opened
[06:45] <LogicFan> aj_, type this: sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload
[06:45] <taz_> afazel: how it start ?
[06:45] <LogicFan> after the command completes, do this: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[06:45] <aj_> done
[06:45] <somethingclever> nickrud, wasnt the right file
[06:45] <somethingclever> FUCK
[06:45] <LogicFan> lastly, do this: killall pulseaudio
[06:45] <aj_> showing some error
[06:46] <LogicFan> on which command?
 five output
[06:46] <Incarus> give
[06:46] <aj_> voluome control has quit unexpectedly
[06:46] <LogicFan> oh yeah
[06:46] <afazel> taz_, click on Movie and then select your DVD drive from the list. It should be something like cdrom0
[06:46] <LogicFan> thats fine
[06:46] <z0d14k> I am running the Jaunty alpha, and for some reason my network card can no longer see 802.11n AP's.  My wireless radio is a dual radio, I have 802.11g in 2.4 GHz and 802.11n in 5GHz.  I always used the 802.11n AP on my laptop, but I don't even see if anymore since going to Jaunty.  Any ideas?
[06:46] <LogicFan> just click past those volume control errors
[06:46] <Cubex> I need help getting my wifi working on an older HP laptop running 8.10
[06:46] <z0d14k> s/if/it
[06:46] <taz_> afazel: ok i will look at it
, downgrade to intrepid
[06:47] <Nytrix> !wifi
[06:47] <taz_> afazel: yes  see it movie then cdrom0
[06:47] <zunihar> cantik
[06:47] <aj_> there was just one error.... it said reload to bring back volume launcher to panel
[06:48] <afazel> taz_, so click that cdrom0
[06:48] <taz_> ok
[06:48] <rww> !jaunty | z0d14k
[06:48] <taz_> it go dark
[06:48] <taz_> afazel: it dark ... seem like cant do anything ??
[06:48] <afazel> taz_, click play
[06:48] <LogicFan> aj_, did you complete all the commands?
[06:48] <z0d14k> rww:  Thanks.
[06:49] <taz_> afazel: seem cant click..
[06:49] <aj_> i did this command
[06:49] <taz_> afazel: u know dim on totem
, whats the problem?
[06:49] <afazel> taz_, I don't know. that's the basic way it works, I'm at a loss otherwise
[06:49] <taz_> yes
[06:49] <somethingclever> nickrud, thanks for your help, but i think im just boned
[06:50] <taz_> seem cant start movie
, whats the problem?
[06:50] <afazel> taz_, I know it's an obvious question, but are you sure you have a DVD drive and not a CD drive? and you remembered to put the DVD into the drive, yes?
[06:50] <Cubex> OK I have a BroadCom card so I checked here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx But there is no Intrepid driver?
[06:50] <andreic> hi
[06:50] <taz_> yes
[06:50] <andreic> i need a question
[06:50] <taz_> itself dvd
[06:50] <LogicFan> aj_, sound working yet?
[06:50] <aj_> sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload
[06:50] <LogicFan> then do the second command
[06:50] <afazel> Incarus, he's not able to play a dvd
[06:50] <LogicFan> aj_, sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[06:50] <Incarus> afazel, k
[06:51] <Incarus> afazel, any errors?
[06:51] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[06:51] <afazel> Incarus, no errors, just not working
[06:51] <taz_> afazel: it only for dvd  drive
[06:51] <Incarus> k, give me a try
[06:51] <Omoikane> How do you install adobe reader in ubuntu?
[06:51] <afazel> Incarus, please do :) maybe you can help me with my problem when you're done :P
[06:51] <Incarus> k
[06:51] <aj_> no luck...still not working
, can yuo start totem in the terminal / did you try vlc?
[06:52] <Incarus> -you
[06:52] <LogicFan> Omoikane, do you mean the official adobe reader?
[06:52] <aj_> did the second command as well
[06:52] <LogicFan> aj_, did you complete all three commands?
[06:52] <cooldduuudde> omoikane you can install in wine but why would you need it?
[06:52] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[06:52] <Omoikane> LogicFan yes
[06:52] <andreic> anyone?
[06:52] <LogicFan> killall pulseaudio
[06:52] <taz_> incarus: yes
[06:52] <aj_> three??
[06:52] <Omoikane> I'm trying to convert a pdf to doc
[06:52] <Sativa> hello how do i reinstall grub?
, are where any errors in the totem output?
[06:52] <taz_> incarus: vlc??
[06:52] <LogicFan> Omoikane, http://get.adobe.com/reader/
[06:53] <aj_> i completed two
, yes, a player
[06:53] <cooldduuudde> omoikane you can't do it wid reader you gotta have acrobat
[06:53] <Sativa> i installed onto USB and i guess it install GRUB on my internal drive, and i get the error 21
[06:53] <Sativa> installed*
, exists /dev/dvd?
[06:53] <taz_> incarus: ?? i lost
[06:53] <Incarus> !grub | Sativa
[06:53] <aj_>  sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload   and   sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
, ?
[06:54] <dillinjah> wayland and user, i found a workaround : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=579572
[06:54] <n2diy> Andreic, find the .bashrc file that is not in any /home directory?
[06:54] <dillinjah> apparently i can set a mask for the sftp user
[06:54] <LogicFan> !gdm
[06:54] <dillinjah> thank you guys for your help
[06:54] <taz_> incarus: u said  exists /dev.dvd?
[06:54] <dillinjah> i really appreciate it, im sure your advice would have worked if I knew anything
, no, /dev/dvd, its a file
[06:54] <tien> help me
, call 911
[06:55] <taz_> incarus: where i will look at it ?
[06:55] <cooldduuudde> lol
[06:55] <Cubex> lol
 in the directory /dev
[06:55] <tien> call113
, "ls /dev/dv*"
[06:55] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm setting up a ubuntu server as a web server and I'm almost finished with the install, I believe. It's asking me what type of server I would like to setup, does anyone know which one I should pick?
[06:56] <tien> ubuntu 8.10
[06:56] <taz_> incarus:  for terminal ?
, do you want to have a file server or something?
, yes
[06:56] <taz_> i got it
[06:56] <tien> help me  theme mac os for ubuntu 8.10
, wait, i know the answer
[06:57] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm installing it on my windows computer using virtual box so I can build server side php sites and beable to test them without actually connecting to a webserver on the internet.
[06:57] <Incarus> afazel, he dont got libdvdcss
[06:57] <bullgard4> Error message "Evolution crash detection does not respond; Wait | Force Quit". If I press 'Wait' I can wait indefinitely. If I press 'Quit' Evolution will quit altogether. What should I do to bring up Evolution again?
[06:57] <afazel> Incarus, how'd you get that out of what he's said? hehe
, you can set up a file or webserver server
[06:57] <cooldduuudde> ZeRo_FeniX: you can just install apache or IIS on windows and test it at localhost
, what?
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, that's interesting, though, I didn't have to do anything special with my installation to be able to play DVDs
[06:58] <taz_> incaurs: done.. it all blue
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, that he didn't have libdvdcss
, do you use vlc?
, k, one sec
[06:58] <taz_> ok
[06:58] <afazel> Incarus, I have it installed, but I've been using totem as my dvd player
[06:59] <Incarus> k
[06:59] <tien> 113 police in vietnam
[06:59] <ZeRo_FeniX> Yes, I plan on installing apache on it and I wanted it to be a linux server so I don't have any problems once I transfer programs over to my linux server because windows has different symantics than some of the linux protocal.
[07:00] <tien> incarus
[07:00] <Incarus> tien, 112 in europe
[07:00] <tien> u can help me?
[07:00] <Incarus> taz_, "sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2"
[07:00] <cooldduuudde> guys i gotta go and start studyin. see you all later
[07:00] <Incarus> in terminal
[07:01] <taz_> incarus: ok
[07:01] <MightyTweek> I've just discovered that I have the adobe-flashplugin and the flashplugin-nonfree packages both installed on my system. Shouldn't they be set to conflict with each other?
[07:01] <Incarus> tien, whats the problem?
, no#
[07:01] <ImSad> I can't figure out how to get a internet connection going in virtualbox, can anyone help me?
, wrong chat
[07:01] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, you should only be using one
[07:01] <afazel> ImSad, do you have the latest version?
[07:01] <ZeRo_FeniX> So should I select: DNS, LAMP, Mail, OpenSSH, PostgreSQL database, Print, Samba file, Tomcat Java, or Virtual Machine host?
, whats the problem?
[07:02] <Guest70241> i have a problem installing opera browser using konsole i hope u can help me thanks http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:02] <LogicFan> they tend to cause problems with each other.  flashplugin-nonfree is the default
[07:02] <ImSad> I went to add/remove and got that version.
[07:02] <taz_> incarus: look other room that i paste it so u look
, goto opera page and download latest .deb
[07:02] <afazel> Incarus, I've attached my computer to a 1080p widescreen tv, and when I set Ubuntu to use 1920x1080 (16:9) instead of giving me more screen real estate, all it did was make everything larger
[07:02] <Cubex> where do i go to get the linux wireless extensions for wpa2-psk?
[07:03] <ImSad> Incarus:  why is this the wrong chat? #vbox is a ghostland
, ?
[07:03] <raevol> hey guys, i'm trying to back up my one hard disk to the other using dd in the ubuntu live cd, but i can't see the drives in /dev, any suggestions?
[07:03] <MightyTweek> LogicFan, that's kind of what I thought. I'm just wondering why apt would allow me to have both installed
[07:03] <Guest70241> i have a problem installing opera browser using konsole i hope u can help me thanks http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:03] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, they are separate packages
[07:03] <Guest70241> Incarus i downloaded yesterday
[07:03] <taz_> incarus: look private chat
, try another.
[07:04] <Incarus> taz_, k
, k, whats the problem?
[07:04] <afazel> Incarus, another resolution or another monitor? I've already tried different resolutions with the same results
[07:05] <afazel> Incarus, previously I was using this computer on a CRT monitor at 1280x1024, and after changing to this one the icons and desktop stayed proportionally the same size
, resolution, should be something like ZZZZx1000
[07:05] <MightyTweek> LogicFan: Right, but they both provide the same functionality, right? So shouldn't each package list the other as a conflicting package? Just wondering if I should be reporting a bug here or not
[07:05] <Guest70241> i cannot install Incarus http://pastebin.com/d9f0d36d
[07:05] <LogicFan> no, its not a bug
[07:05] <GeneralGustav> Anybody know why i wouldnt be able to install dhcpd??
[07:05] <LogicFan> MightyTweek, its like having two text editors installed
[07:05] <LogicFan> same function, different packages
, sudo apt-get install dhcp
[07:06] <Incarus> dhcpd is the demon of dhcp
[07:06] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, No install candidate....
[07:06] <ImSad> -_-
[07:07] <MightyTweek> LogicFan: That makes sense, thanks
, download and install this: http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=31876&location=244&nothanks=yes&sub=marine
[07:07] <taz_> incarus: is it have problems ?
, sudo apt-get install dhcp3-client and dhcp-client
[07:08] <bullgard4> Fehlermeldung: "Evolution-wiederabsturzverhinderung; Es scheint, als ob Evolution bei der letzten Nutzung nicht korrekt beendet wurde. Als Vorsichtsmaßnahme wird der Vorschaubereich nicht angezeigt... Ignorieren | Wiederherstellen" Das Programm reagiert dann nicht auf Klicken weder auf 'Ignorieren' noch auf 'Wiederherstellen'. Wie kann ich das Programm Evolution neu starten?
[07:08] <GeneralGustav> I think they're already installed. Im trying to set up a dhcp server.
[07:08] <eugeniow> hello all I am in need of some help with my 7.04 ubuntu
[07:08] <eugeniow> I need to get it upgraded
, 1. englisch, 2. erst evolution "Killen", 3. dann neustarten
[07:09] <tien> incarus
, "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[07:09] <eugeniow> to run some of the newer development IDE
, tien
[07:09] <ZeRo_FeniX> So I got it all installed and it's saying "Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU." When I used the  i386 install on an intel Q6600 cpu using virtual box.
[07:09] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX,
[07:10] <ZeRo_FeniX> Yes
[07:10] <laldada> hello i just installed ubuntu onto a USB drive..and it installed GRUB on my windows partition, but i get a mount error, because it wasnt shut down properly..and i cant boot into windows because GRUB is messed up on it..any suggestions?
[07:10] <eugeniow> thanks incarus but the problem is the upgrade sites
[07:10] <eugeniow> are old
[07:10] <bullgard4> Incarus: After killing Evolution and restarting, the same situation persists. Thus your advice is no help.
[07:10] <Guest70241> thanks
[07:10] <eugeniow> and I've tried to edit the sources
[07:10] <eugeniow> but it installation fails
[07:10] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Enable PAE/NIX
[07:10] <eugeniow> due to communication issues
[07:10] <laldada> any help?
[07:10] <Gabriel> Alguien habla español?
[07:10] <ZeRo_FeniX> Ah, will do
[07:11] <Incarus> !es | Gabriel
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, Any idea as to why it wont install?
[07:11] <ZeRo_FeniX> thankyou
[07:11] <afazel> Incarus, there is no resolution that is zzzz x 1000. Also, the native resolution for my tv is 1920x1080
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Works now?
[07:11] <n2diy> eugeniow, just download the 8.04 CD
[07:11] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, I had the same issue with Ubuntu Server edition and JeOS...
, no
[07:11] <Gabriel> Gracias
[07:12] <Gabriel> Gracias Ubottu
[07:12] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, lol. All good. Hmmmmmm...
[07:12] <laldada> i just want to..install GRUB on my USB partition..
[07:12] <ZeRo_FeniX> @GeneralGustav, well it's booting up now :)
, why do you need it?
, isnt it allready installed?
[07:12] <GeneralGustav> ZeRo_FeniX, Sounds good to me! Same happened to me. Ubuntu installs the wrong kernel. But thats the easy way to fix that lol.
[07:13] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, dhcp3-client is yes but Im trying to install dhcpd. not the cline.t
[07:13] <GeneralGustav> client.
[07:13] <quibbler> tien: what is the problem?
, dhcpd is the demon of dhcp, if you install dhcp-client, it should work
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> lol 'demon'
[07:14] <Push> hola alguien me lee?
[07:14] <vith> the nvidia settings or 'screen resolution' won't let me set my monitor to the correct refresh rate.  how do i specify it manually?
[07:14] <Guest70241> i have a problem, i have a program i use running .
[07:14] <Push> alguien habla español??
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> !es | Push
[07:14] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, Nope. It doesnt. Isnt dhcp-client just the client though? Im trying to set up a dhcp server...
[07:14] <ZeRo_FeniX> And server version has no GUI right
[07:14] <n2diy> ! es | Push
[07:14] <DigitalKiwi> I hope that was spanish
[07:14] <OngaKing> Buenos Dias Push hombre
[07:15] <n2diy> ! es
, dont know
[07:15] <Guest70241> i have a problem, i have a program i use running ./Tibia but how can i install it
[07:15] <Push> la verdad es que estoy medio perdido jejeje
[07:15] <GeneralGustav> Incarus, God im an idiot... Its dhcp3-server DUH.
[07:15] <Push> soy nuevo fanatico de linux y me meti aca jejej
, or something with x900?
[07:15] <OngaKing> Push, LOL
, k
[07:16] <drcode> hi all
, english!!!
[07:16] <Minnlov03> hey all
[07:16] <drcode> any one know linux replace ment for sharepoint ?
[07:16] <Incarus> 1317 users = no "hi"
[07:16] <quibbler> Push: type:  /join #ubuntu-es
[07:17] <n2diy> Incarus, and you would preferr 1317 hellos?
, no
[07:17] <Minnlov03> hey can anyone take a few mins and help me with ubuntu?
[07:17] <hovis> I just tried to install 8.10 (I'm a new Ubuntu user) and it crapped out during install, error says that the display server has been shut down 6 times in the last 90 seconds.  Does anyone know of 8.10 has drivers for GeForce 9600?
[07:17] <sagada> rawr
[07:18] <cakey> >:[
, whats the prob?
[07:18] <Incarus> hovis, yes, it has
[07:18] <Minnlov03> i can't get ubunut to load or work
[07:18] <ccc_kickaxe> can anyone direct me to the best place to get advice on how to deploy git for a webhosting environment?
[07:18] <Planky> hovis: it does, but they are not enabled by default
[07:18] <Minnlov03> after i setup a raid
[07:18] <Incarus> hovis, try fglrx
[07:18] <philux-dijon> bonjour
[07:19] <tien> incarus
[07:19] <cakey> en taro adun
[07:19] <Incarus> !fr | philux-dijon
[07:19] <philux-dijon> hello
[07:19] <Incarus> !es | cakey
[07:19] <philux-dijon> sorry,
[07:19] <isleshocky771> using rsync Is there a way to compare files in directory1 and directory2, but copy the missing and updated files to directory3 instead of directory2?
[07:19] <n2diy> is a there a backup and restore system that works? Sbackup didn't work in 5.10, 6.06, or, now in 8.10?
[07:19] <philux-dijon> just a question
[07:19] <hovis> Incarus: How would I try that? It dumped me to CLI. My only CLI experience is on an old Gentoo machine :/
[07:19] <andreic> how cand i change my bash prompter for all the users?
[07:19] <tien> u known install driver crseativer soud blaster liver 5.1 for unbuntu?
[07:19] <n2diy> Andreic, find the .bashrc file that is not in any /home directory?
, edit xorg
[07:20] <philux-dijon> I can't rename files with thunar ...from 01 ,02,03 to a,b,c
[07:20] <Chousuke> andreic: /etc/bash.bashrc
[07:20] <hovis> is fglrx the name of a driver?
, no
[07:20] <andreic> Chousuke i've changed there but no luck
[07:20] <hovis> I'm not sure what fglrx is, or how to "try it".
, yes
[07:20] <hovis> ok, ty
[07:20] <Incarus> np
[07:20] <Chousuke> andreic: is your local file overriding it?
[07:20] <nandemonai> Heya peoples.
[07:20] <hovis> I/quit
[07:21] <andreic> maybe but how i change
, check permission
[07:21] <Minnlov03> I got one Ide hard drive and 2 sata drives I setup has a raid and now it likes only boots into windows even after ubunut is intalled
[07:21] <n2diy> loki_, an in a small engine?
[07:22] <Chousuke> andreic: if so, there's no way to change it for all users without editing their .bashrc
[07:22] <philux-dijon> Incarus> 777
, k
[07:22] <tien> no playing game in ubuntu :(
, u can use another file manager
[07:22] <philux-dijon> Incarus: All other changes are possible, but not this one
[07:22] <isainhuu> ni hao..
[07:23] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Would there be any functional reason NOT to install Ubuntu to an external(USB 2.0) hard drive? It whirrs and vibrates when I use it so I assume its just a regular HDD, not SSD
[07:23] <philux-dijon> Incarus: What do you sugest ?
[07:23] <isainhuu> can you speak chinese
[07:23] <n2diy> ! cn
[07:23] <eternalswd> i'm on intrepid.  Can't seem to get the compiz plugin "Place Window" to work when trying to place an application on a viewport.  any tips?
[07:23] <luddite> anyone ever cloned a virtualbox guest through ubuntu host?
 , dont know
[07:24] <luddite> clonezilla using
[07:25] <philux-dijon> Incarus: I considered using metamorphose...but I'm not sure it's a good idea
[07:25] <quibbler> eternalswd: try in #compiz-fusion
[07:25] <dagi> hi
[07:26] <dagi> how to install safari browser
, try nautlius
[07:26] <dagi> anybody help me
[07:26] <dagi> how to install safari browser
, dont use safari
[07:27] <philux-dijon> Incarus: I can rename with Nautilus ? I didnt know !
, try opera
, right click, rename
[07:28] <rww> dagi: Apple doesn't provide a native version of Safari for Linux. You could try installing the Windows version through WINE ( http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5293 ) or use one of the Linux browsers that uses webkit (like Epiphany Webkit) if you just need Safari to test websites against webkit.
[07:28] <dagi> i have already install opera
[07:28] <quibbler> dagi: look here: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/03/howto-install-safari-on-ubuntu-with.html
, and why do you need safari?
[07:29] <dagi> i wanna more option for browosing
[07:29] <jim_p> hi people
, lol, more as opera?
[07:30] <jim_p> how can i make pidgin NOT to send me messages that i received while offline?
[07:30] <rww> !browser | dagi
, check settings
[07:30] <rww> dagi: check out those then ^^
[07:30] <jim_p> Incarus, i am, but where?
, or disable offline messages emulation plugin
, or check google
[07:31] <dagi> ok thanks
[07:32] <Vinceman> is it legal to download movies with kTorrent?
[07:32] <philux-dijon> Incarus: Lol, ok, but that don't work for more than file at once
[07:32] <BintangSelatan> Anyone knows why my usb hd clicking periodically
[07:32] <BintangSelatan> Xubuntu 8.10
[07:33] <jguzman__> alguien hablas español??
[07:33] <Incarus> rofl, <<google+mozilla+opera vs. microsoft>>
[07:33] <rww> !es | jguzman_
, bulk renamer
[07:33] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Vinceman, using torrents is legal, stealing copyrighted files isn't.
[07:33] <n2diy> ! es
[07:33] <Vinceman> in every country?
, no
[07:33] <rww> Vinceman: depends on where you are, which movies you're downloading, and other factors.
[07:33] <Peddy> !es | jguzman_,
[07:33] <n2diy> ! es
[07:34] <rww> hrm
[07:34] <rww> !ping | rww
[07:34]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping |  Could not be resolved to an IP address
, haha!
[07:34] <Incarus> !ping | Incarus
[07:34]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping |  Could not be resolved to an IP address
[07:34] <rww> ]K[^Omegadoom: might want to turn that off, please.
[07:35] <jim_p> Incarus, plugin is disabled
[07:35] <Incarus> k
[07:35] <Incarus> check google
[07:37] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Would there be any functional reason NOT to install Ubuntu to an external(USB 2.0) hard drive? It whirrs and vibrates when I use it so I assume its just a regular HDD, not SSD
[07:37] <n2diy> is a there a backup and restore system that works? Sbackup didn't work in 5.10, 6.06, or, now in 8.10?
[07:37] <rww> n2diy: sbackup works fine for me in 8.10
[07:38] <n2diy> rww, that's good to hear, have you tried doing over a lan? I'm trying to clone this box to my test box.
, yes, u need grub for booting it
[07:38] <allan8904> hi, i'd like to get my Laptop to boot into a console screen instead of the KDM screen, is it hard to do?
, no, press ctrl+alt+f1
, or change session settings in grub
[07:39] <allan8904> yeah thats what i'm doing now but its annoying
[07:39] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Incarus, couldn't I just set the BIOS to boot from external drives first? No bootloader nonsense, it just boots to external if its plugged in, internal if its not
[07:39] <allan8904> oh hwo do i change it in grub?
, boot till you're in grub, and then press all buttons you find
[07:40] <allan8904> ...funny
, 1. i dont know, check your bios, 2. you NEED grub on your hd. its the os loader
, i dont know, where are just two buttons, try it
[07:41] <allan8904> i think you've mis understood what i'm asking
[07:41] <Incarus> no
[07:42] <allan8904> if you press C it brings up a dgrub commandline
[07:42] <Brian8MEJ0mnt> Incarus, I know the boot order thing works(That was default, had to switch it for when I forgot to unplug iPod), and couldn't I just install grub on the external drive along with ubuntu?
, yes
, dont do this, boot kdm, then press ctrl+alt+F1
[07:43] <Incarus> voila
[07:43] <syadow>  /VERIFY AAAAAcIA0AYzBWQS6/8AAA-1076400075
, ...
[07:44] <Incarus> VERIFY :Unknown command
[07:45] <Incarus> got anybody a problem here?
[07:45] <redline5653> what distro would be best to use as a main os?
, for you: opensuse
[07:46] <redline5653> can you say why?
[07:46] <lstarnes> redline5653: the majority of users here would say ubuntu
[07:46] <Incarus> yes, its an ubuntu chat
[07:46] <BintangSelatan> yes my usb hd clicking
[07:46] <BintangSelatan> use it to boot xubuntu 8.10
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> arch linux <3
[07:46] <redline5653> i have ubuntu on this box but thinking about putting linux on my main rig
[07:47] <lstarnes> redline5653: ##linux isn't biased towards any particular distribution so that may be a better channel to ask in
, test opensuse, its a great distro
[07:47] <travian_geek> what does the * do in a regex? just trying to learn, any good sites?
, * is a place holder
[07:48] <travian_geek> Incarus, which means...?
[07:48] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it matches 0 or more matches of the previous expression in regex.  In glob patterns. it can match anything
[07:48] <Incarus> right
[07:48] <lstarnes> s/patterns\./patterns,/
[07:49] <travian_geek> lstarnes, so if a typ a* it vill match all a?
[07:49] <pyrohotdog> So, my harddrive is encrypted. Which means it asks for a password upon boot. Well, I just installed startupmanager and changed the boot screen, now it waits for ever on the boot screen, and I think it's asking for my password but I can't see it...?
[07:49] <lstarnes> travian_geek: just an a or an a followed by anything else
[07:50] <lstarnes> travian_geek: in real regular expressions the equivalent would be a.*
, disble boot screen first and try again
[07:51] <travian_geek> lstarnes,  so if vill match all, at, an or just an a
[07:51] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it will match all of those
[07:51] <pyrohotdog> Incarus: How can I? I can't even get to the system. It just sits here on my newly installed boot screen saying it's loading.
, boot a live cd
[07:52] <pyrohotdog> I never go to enter my harddrive encryption password so I'm figuring that's what it's wait for...
[07:52] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey., Do you know any good sistes to start lerarning?
[07:53] <lstarnes> travian_geek: for learning regular expressions?
[07:53] <pyrohotdog> Disable boot screen in startup manager?
[07:53] <travian_geek> lstarnes, yeah
, try it
, you will see
[07:54] <lstarnes> travian_geek: is there a specific programming language that yo9u want to use them with?
[07:54] <lstarnes> *you
[07:54] <aboSamoor> how  can I upgrade to jaunty ?
[07:54] <travian_geek> lstarnes, No i dont thinks so, Bash I guess
[07:54] <ImSad> Can anyone help me with virtualbox? I can't get a connection to the internet for some reason.
, "update-manager -d"
[07:54] <lstarnes> travian_geek: bash generally uses glob patterns instead of regular expressions for things
[07:55] <aboSamoor> Incarus: It does not work nothing show up !
, "sudo update-manager -d"
[07:55] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey,  why wont this work: echo "Hello mor mur mar" | egrep 'm.r'
, "echo "Hello mor mur mar" | grep m*r"
[07:56] <lstarnes> travian_geek: egrep looks for matches based on lines, not words
[07:57] <lstarnes> travian_geek: it's the same with regular grep
[07:57] <victoria> hello
[07:57] <jerrylin> it does work doesn't it?
[07:57] <jerrylin> It looks like it works when I run it
[07:57] <ImSad> Can anyone help me with virtualbox? I can't get a connection to the internet for some reason. I've been trying for hours with no luck. Please help.  :/
, ?
[07:58] <victoria> a lot of things of e17 are not working for me.. is this normal.. when i add a new application to the ibar is not working when i change the font does not work, etc
[07:58] <victoria> or maybe is not working fine for me
[07:58] <travian_geek> lstarnes, but I want do match mor mur mar but not hello and I use this command:  echo "Hello mor mur mar" | grep 'm.r' why dosent it work?
[07:58] <raylu> victoria: i've never used it before, but if you just installed it, consider restating X
[07:58] <Tankado> What is ubuntu equivelant for windows Ctrl+Alt+Del in case a process just stuck ?
[07:58] <Incarus> i go out
[07:58] <quibbler> ImSad: try in #vbox
[07:58] <raylu> travian_geek: egrep
[07:59] <raylu> Tankado: kill, killall, top, htop
[07:59] <travian_geek> raylu, no differens
[07:59] <aboSamoor> terminal starts in with http_proxy="10.1.1.2" how can I solve that ? cat .bashrc | grep proxy give nothing !
[07:59] <lstarnes> travian_geek: try replacing the spaces with newlines
[07:59] <raylu> Tankado: and some funky guis
[07:59] <Tankado> raylu : i am talking about a non terminal commands like some keys
[07:59] <ImSad> quibbler: I've been in there for hours, only one person said something, and that was just someone telling me they've been trying for hours also.
[07:59] <travian_geek> lstarnes, how do I do that?
[07:59] <ImSad> that place sucks, that's why i'm here.
[07:59] <dwi> hai
[08:00] <raylu> travian_geek: oh, it highlights lines with it
[08:00] <dwi> bantu aku dong
[08:00] <Tankado> raylu : i get stuck and cants open a terminal, is there atleast some keys to open a terminal window?
[08:00] <raylu> travian_geek: you don't need egrep, you need some flag for grep
[08:00] <lstarnes> travian_geek: try echo "Hello mor mur mar" | sed "s/ /\\n/g" | egrep "m.r"
[08:00] <cooldduuudde> dwi english
[08:00] <raylu> Tankado: alt+f2, gnome-terminal. also, ctrl+alt+f1 gives you tty1
[08:00] <lstarnes> travian_geek: the sed command in that will replace the spaces with newlines
[08:00] <Tankado> raylu : thanks
[08:01] <mgolisch> travian_geek: use grep -o that should only display the macthing parts of the line
[08:01] <travian_geek> lstarnes, well that worked and so did grep -o
[08:01] <todd> hi there ,how to know the graphics driver's version?ps:intel 945 GM
[08:01] <travian_geek> mgolisch, thanks :P
[08:02] <lstarnes> travian_geek: egrep -o without the sed makes more sense
[08:02] <quibbler> ImSad: your internet connection is wifi or cabled
[08:02] <travian_geek> lstarnes, whats the diffrents between grep and egrep
[08:03] <lstarnes> travian_geek: grep uses glob patterns but egrep uses regular expressions
[08:03] <raylu> lstarnes, travian_geek, just "grep -o" without sed is sufficient, actually
[08:03] <ImSad> quibbler: cabled
[08:03] <todd> egrep is grep -e
[08:04] <travian_geek> lstarnes,  and (Yeah I now, Im a newbie) what is glob patterns compared to regex
[08:05] <lstarnes> travian_geek: glob patterns are much simpler and aren't as flexible
[08:06] <travian_geek> lstarnes, okey thanks for all help
[08:06] <arooni-mobile> trying to get scrolling working on my t61 laptop on ibex:  http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Installing_Ubuntu_8.10_(Intrepid_Ibex)_on_a_ThinkPad_T61#Emulate_Wheel_.28Middle-click_scrolling.29 .... it worked first time but now doesnt work anymore;  help?
[08:06] <Ethosser> how do I get crontab to run as root?
[08:07] <quibbler> ImSad: what  network setting are you using for your virtual drive
[08:07] <atm0sph> Etherael: sudo crontab -e?
[08:07] <ImSad> it's just on LAN now.
[08:07] <ImSad> i mean, NAT
[08:07] <ImSad> **
[08:07] <ImSad> :/
[08:08] <ImSad> I have no idea what to put in host interface
[08:10] <Scix> I have two servers. One in production and one for testing. At the testing server BIND and DHCP works perfect. When a DHCP address is leased, the zone in bind gets updated. But at the production server, who is identical to the testingserver I'm getting this error from named: client 10.11.0.5#47428: found no private keys, unable to generate any signatures. And then from dhcpd: Unable to add forward map from lku130.skole.lk.local to 10.11.0.118: timed out. The ne
[08:10] <Scix> xt entry in syslog says: "RRSIG/NSEC update failed: not found". Anyone who have a idea about why it doesn't work? Paste from config from testingserver:  http://pastebin.com/d64afe621
[08:11] <Jasmine1212> hi all! Can somebody help me. I have Ubuntu with gnome. And the automatic update shows me to update Adeobe flashplayer but i have the newest one from adobe. how can i deactivate the updater?
[08:11] <quibbler> ImSad: i,m running xp in virtualbox if i check network settings i have to give adapter type ...what is your's?
[08:11] <ImSad> right now it's NAT
[08:11] <ImSad> but that's only because I have no idea what to put if I choose host interface
[08:12] <ImSad> oh nvm
[08:12] <ImSad> PCnet-FASTIII
[08:12] <ImSad> I've tried both PCnet-FASTIII, and PCnet-PCI II
[08:13] <quibbler> ImSad: you get a mac number? and is cable connected checked?
[08:14] <ImSad> I've got a MAC address, and cable connected is checked
[08:14] <CrashNerd> I have a question I had a application that would not shutdown so I issued the xkill command and have now lost the task bar down the bottom on Unbuntu 8.10 and idea's as to how I can get it back
[08:15] <quibbler> ImSad: try it now and see
[08:15] <ImSad> But I didn't change anything....
[08:15] <ImSad> this is what I get if I have it on host interface
[08:15] <ImSad> Failed to initialize Host Interface Networking.
[08:15] <ImSad> VBox status code: -3100 (VERR_HOSTIF_INIT_FAILED).
[08:15] <ImSad> Result Code:
[08:15] <ImSad> NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005)
[08:15] <FloodBot1> ImSad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:15] <ImSad> Component:
[08:16] <ImSad> :p
[08:16] <kholerabbi> friend imported csv/windows contacts to evolution in intrepid. Contacts listed in address book but can't be inserted in a new mail dialog. The list doesn't populate anything.             Help!
[08:17] <ImSad> still not working btw
[08:18] <blery> hello, I would like to import to thunderbird my .pst files from my windows machine. What is the proper way of doing it? I've tried some, but didn't work out. Any hints? Thanks.
[08:19] <Jago> anyone here using Ubuntu on an EEE PC 900 (the EU slow SSD version) ? Whats the recommended filesystem for fast performance?
[08:20] <quibbler> ImSad: when you click on adapter type do you get more than one type?
[08:21] <ImSad> I only get two.
[08:21] <CokeNCode> is google chrome available on linux yet or what
[08:22] <CokeNCode> ?
[08:22] <quibbler> ImSad: did you try both?
[08:22] <ImSad> yes
[08:22] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description or tutorial of the Evolution Crash Detection?
[08:23] <flyapen> chrome isn't available for linux yet I think, unless I missed something
[08:23] <DigitalKiwi> use it in wine ;p
[08:23] <quibbler> ImSad: attached to is set to nat
[08:24] <ImSad> yes now it is.
[08:25] <quibbler> ImSad:  what was it?
[08:25] <ImSad> when i got the error ( and was banned by floodbot) it was host interface
[08:25] <ImSad> what was NAT?
[08:25] <ImSad> that's all it says.
[08:25] <ImSad> NAT
[08:25] <FloodBot1> ImSad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:25] <ImSad> .....
[08:27] <flixporty> hello, anyone can give me some mdadm hints
[08:27] <lyk3n> finally a human
[08:27] <quibbler> ImSad: write everything on one line don't use enter as punctuation....OK it is now NAT right?
[08:29] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:29] <quibbler> ImSad: click OK and try again
[08:29] <trimeta> OpenOffice.org 3.0.1 was released nearly a month ago. I understand the decision to not include 3.0.0 when Intrepid was released, but when is 3.0.1 going to be added to the Backports repository?
[08:30] <ikonia> trimeta: probably never
[08:30] <lstarnes> trimeta: it may be included in ubuntu 9.04
[08:30] <Vinceman> oh man, did I sleep
[08:31] <ImSad> quibbler: nothing.
[08:31] <trimeta> lstarnes: May? I mean, 3.0.0 has been out a few months now, I kind of assumed it'd definitely make it into Jaunty.
[08:31] <ikonia> trimeta: OpenOffice 3 packages are in jaunty
[08:31] <flixporty> I have deleted my superblock on one of the raid0 partitions, how can i fix this
[08:31] <jelly12gen> trimeta: backports?
[08:31] <quibbler> ImSad: you tried both adapter types?
[08:31] <ikonia> flixporty: how did you delete it
[08:32] <quibbler> ImSad: with nat
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: what type of raid array is it - hardware/software/fakeraid
[08:32] <flixporty> mdadm --zero-superblock /dev/sdb3
[08:32] <flixporty> soft mdadm
[08:32] <flixporty> raid0
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: why did you do that?
[08:32] <ikonia> flixporty: you'll have to rebuild the array
[08:32] <trimeta> ikonia: Good to know. Still, the relevant Brainstorm page implied that they were going to add 3.0.1 to Backports.
[08:32] <zeno___> should the image produced by dd if=/dev/zero of=debian2.img seek=2500999999 bs=1 count=1 be 12kb? i thought was supposed to be 2.5gb
[08:32] <trimeta> jelly12gen: It's an additional repository one can add to include newer updates of some packages.
[08:32] <flixporty> wrong partition, i wanted to remove other mdadm raid
[08:32] <ImSad> quibbler: yes.
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: brainstorm is ideas by random people, not an implementation plan
[08:33] <ikonia> flixporty: need to rebuild the aray
[08:33] <ikonia> array
[08:33] <trimeta> ikonia: I'm referring to the developer comments on said Brainstorm, not some random posting.
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: brainstorm is ideas by random people, not an implementation plan
[08:33] <trimeta> ikonia: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/14433/
[08:33] <ikonia> trimeta: it's not a release plan
[08:33] <mayur> hi leader
[08:34] <TheLeader> hi
[08:34] <flixporty>  mdadm --incremental --rebuild ??
[08:34] <trimeta> ikonia: So one of the devs who has sufficient access to leave a note at the top labeled "Developer Comments" counts as random whinging?
[08:34] <mayur> i m not able to get any audio
[08:34] <mayur> i m using ubuntu 8.10
[08:34] <TheLeader> did you try to install drivers?
[08:35] <TheLeader> what is your sound card model?
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: I didn't say he was a random comment
[08:35] <jelly12gen> mayur: please give us your sound card
[08:35] <trimeta> ikonia: You said he was a random person, though.
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: it is not an implemenation plan or road map
[08:35] <quibbler> ImSad: you are on a stand alone machine?
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: yes, and he is
[08:35] <ikonia> trimeta: as are the other people
[08:36] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:36] <mayur> yeah
[08:36] <mayur> how do i know it
[08:36] <^law^> helo
[08:36] <mayur> jelly12gen: how do i know what make my sound card is?
[08:36] <flixporty> lspci
[08:36] <^law^> is anybody know how to install db2 UDB v8.1 fixpack 17?
[08:36] <jelly12gen> mayur is it pci or usb?
[08:36] <trimeta> ikonia: I wasn't including "devs on the Ubuntu OpenOffice team" as random people. But I suppose random ideas by said devs don't count as concrete plans.
[08:36]  * aman a
[08:37] <mayur> jelly12gen: pci i guess
[08:37] <ikonia> trimeta: exactly, the whole of brainstorm is "random ideas" - not a roadmap, release plan etc etc
[08:37] <TheLeader> jelly12gen: probably pci
[08:37] <jelly12gen> mayur: run this in the command line:  lspci | grep audio
[08:37] <depape> hello. Is there an easy way to use the new nvidia drivers from jaunty in intrepid? I'm not that familiar with ubuntu and apt-get, but I need the new drivers for GL 3.0 development. Can somebody give me a hint?
[08:37] <pteague> if eth0 is set up with 'iface eth0 inet dhcp' in /etc/network/interfaces does it need the line 'auto eth0' ?
[08:37] <quibbler> ImSad: then i'm stumped ...whose are my settings and i have no trouble connecting
[08:37] <^law^> ?
[08:37] <depape> I just want to use these (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/180.29-0ubuntu1) on my intrepid-box
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: why ?
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: what that specific package ?
[08:38] <depape> ikonia: i need GLX_ARB_create_context
[08:38] <mayur> jelly12gen: done
[08:38] <Jago> anyone here using Ubuntu on an EEE PC 900 (the EU slow SSD version) ? Whats the recommended filesystem for fast performance?
[08:38] <ikonia> depape: and what are the current drivers your using ?
[08:38] <jelly12gen> mayur what does it say?
[08:38] <quibbler> ImSad: you have only one network adapter?
[08:38] <ikonia> jelly12gen: ext3 is the norm
[08:38] <mayur> jelly12gen: i got all the switches
[08:38] <ikonia> jelly12gen: sorry no tyou
[08:38] <ikonia> Jago: ext3 is the norm
[08:38] <depape> ikonia: nvidia-180-modaliases, nvidia-glx-180, and so on
[08:39] <jelly12gen> ext4 kicks ass:P ikonia
[08:39] <depape> ikonia: all the ones listed on the link i pasted
[08:39] <ikonia> jelly12gen: it's not in ubuntu, so that's not a response to his question
[08:39] <ikonia> depape: so you're already using them then ?
[08:39] <mayur> jelly12gen: it gave me the shortcuts saying what key is for what
[08:39] <depape> ikonia: no, im using the ones from intrepid, but i need the ones from jaunty (180.29)
[08:39] <jelly12gen> mayur: did you run it in de cli?
[08:39] <kraut> moin
[08:40] <ikonia> depape: then you'll need to build your own package or wait for a backport
[08:40] <jelly12gen> depape: you could intall ext4 with the newest beta or rc?
[08:40] <^law^> is anybody know how to install db2 UDB v8.1 fixpack 17?
[08:40] <ikonia> jelly12gen: jaunty discussion is in #ubuntu+1
[08:40] <mayur> jelly12gen: what is de cli
[08:40] <depape> ikonia: i will try to build it, maybe it works
[08:40] <jelly12gen> mayur: open a gnome-terminal
[08:40] <TheLeader> mayur: command line interface, in pther words console
[08:41] <mayur> jelly12gen: i did it in the terminal
[08:41] <jelly12gen> ok
[08:41] <jelly12gen> post the outpout
[08:41] <ImSad> quibbler: yes, I only have one.
[08:41] <jelly12gen> but i have to go, got college
[08:41] <quibbler> ImSad: it attached to a cable modem
[08:41] <flyapen> law: you could still try to convert your rpm to a deb, not sure that this would work though
[08:41] <ImSad> Yes.
[08:41] <depape> so one last question: is there a nice way to build the tar.gz source of the new driver as a package ? intregrate it in apt-get ?
[08:42] <ikonia> depape: no -
[08:42] <TheLeader> jelly: i'll continue with mayur
[08:42] <depape> ikonia: okay :/
[08:42] <ikonia> depape: check out the deb build instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com
[08:42] <jelly12gen> TheLeader: ok good luck
[08:42] <mayur> i lov microsoft
[08:42] <TheLeader> to you too
[08:42] <jelly12gen> mayur: dont flame here
[08:43] <mayur> jelly12gen: i m sorry guys
[08:43] <TheLeader> mayur: xD
[08:43] <bullgard4> Where can I find a description or tutorial of the Evolution Crash Detection?
[08:43] <mayur> lotsa nerds around here
[08:43] <Pytlask> Have a quick (and probably simple) linux question. When I apply chmod to something, it only lasts until my computer reboots. How would I get it to be permanent?
[08:43] <ikonia> bullgard4: evolution site E?
[08:43] <ikonia> bullgard4: evolution site ?
[08:43] <TheLeader> mayur: ok then, post ur output
[08:43] <quibbler> ImSad: again then i'm stumped ...maybe try in the ubuntu forums
[08:43] <mayur> jelly12gen: damn kids
[08:43] <ikonia> Pytlask: chaning the ownership is perm
[08:43] <jelly12gen> mayur: and don't tell lies :P
[08:43] <trimeta> Pytlask: It should normally be permanent...is something changing it on startup?
[08:43] <ImSad> Well damn.
[08:43] <ImSad> I've been trying for hours.
[08:44] <mayur> jelly12gen: i was serious
[08:44] <ImSad> I guess I'm just screwed.
[08:44] <bullgard4> ikonia: I will do some more snooping using your suggestion.
[08:44] <TheLeader> jelly: you remind me of the bad teacher from harry potter 5
[08:44] <TheLeader> what was her name..?
[08:44] <ikonia> TheLeader: it's offtopic
[08:44] <flixporty> ikonia: what to run with mdadm
[08:45] <flixporty> interactive and rebuild did nothing
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: you need to rebuild your array
[08:45] <Pytlask> ikonia/thrimeta: That's what I thought. I am trying to change /proc/acpi/ibm/light. Perhaps the fact that it is not a true file brings this about?
[08:45] <TheLeader> ikonia: yea i guess so
[08:45] <flixporty> should i add the partiotion
[08:45] <flixporty> or recreate
[08:45] <ikonia> Pytlask: proc is not a file system - it's held in memory
[08:45] <flixporty> the whol
[08:45] <quibbler> ImSad: I'll look further and see what i can find..good luck
[08:45] <ikonia> Pytlask: any chanes you make there will be removed and re-set at reboot
[08:45] <ImSad> Thanks for trying. :/
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: you can try re-adding, but I don't think that will work
[08:45] <DinkyDogg> hi, got a question for you guys:
[08:45] <ikonia> flixporty: I believe you'll need to rebuild
[08:45] <Pytlask> ikonia: ah, I see. So I would just want to set up a script to run on-login as root to apply the change?
[08:45] <TheLeader> mayur: ok run lspci | grep audio and post the output
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> I'm restoring a system from a backup i made, and i restored the /var folder
[08:46] <ikonia> Pytlask: that's one way yes
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> which appears to have contained my list of installed packages in apt
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> but the thing is
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> those packages are not actually installed anymore
[08:46] <Pytlask> ikonia: Is there a better way you would suggest?
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> but apt is convinced they are
[08:46] <ikonia> Pytlask: you may want to see if there is a config file/kernel parameter needed to set that
[08:46] <flixporty> ikonia: how to rebuild
[08:46] <DinkyDogg> any way to get apt to figure out which packages are in fact installed, and which are not?
[08:46] <ikonia> flixporty: same way you built
[08:46] <trimeta> DinkyDogg: aptitude search isn't giving useful answers?
[08:47] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: your apt database is corrupt
[08:47] <DinkyDogg> hi there again, ikonia
[08:47] <TheLeader> mayur: if you already give up i have no reason to continue helping you, just go back to vista\xp\whatsoever.. anyway good luck
[08:47] <DinkyDogg> yeah, it is
[08:47] <Pytlask> ikonia: Got it. Much thanks :)
[08:47] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: you'll need to make a re-index of that database - if possible
[08:47] <DinkyDogg> ikonia, any idea how?
[08:47] <DinkyDogg> it seems to me that it wouldn't really be feasible :/
[08:47] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: one of the reasons you're not meant to move /var around
[08:48] <DinkyDogg> ikonia, this is a server of mine, /var is where i kept most of my media (movies, music, etc)
[08:48] <DinkyDogg> there a better place to put it?
[08:48] <DinkyDogg> /srv maybe
[08:48] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: put it where you want but moving the whole /var file system for just your data content is crazy
[08:48] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Debian/package-database-rebuild.html
[08:49] <DinkyDogg> ikonia, thanks
[08:49] <depape> the deb-building instructions don't work with "debian.binary" folder in the source, they expect sth like "debian" folder, what can I do?
[08:49] <ikonia> depape: they do work
[08:49] <ikonia> depape: which guide are you using ?
[08:49] <depape> ikonia: i've searched web, and didnt find one where "debian.binary" is mentioned
[08:49] <ikonia> depape: which guide are you using ?
[08:50] <DinkyDogg> ikonia, btw, i have my whole file system from the previous build backed up. The only thing I changed on my system were some partition sizes, and i started using LVM on top of a raid instead of primary partitions on top of a raid. Can you think of an easy way to restore all the backups without screwing up the new setup?
[08:50] <depape> ikonia: http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ for example
[08:50] <ikonia> DinkyDogg: put together a proper backup method
[08:50] <ikonia> depape: you're not using debian
[08:51] <jigp> hello anybody use bitchx here?
[08:52] <Myrtti> !bitchx | jigp
[08:52] <SirGrok> Hello world.
[08:52] <ikonia> depape: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware
[08:52] <SirGrok> I am so lonely...
[08:52] <ikonia> depape: on the website I told you to look on
[08:53] <ikonia> SirGrok: thats sad, this channel is for ubuntu support only, you may want to look at freenodes channel list for general chat
[08:53] <razorx> morning
[08:53] <SirGrok> iikonia, I was actually just kidding, I have an Ubuntu related question lined up and ready.\
[08:54] <Myrtti> jigp: bitchx has been abandoned and dropped from ubuntu and debian long time ago
[08:55] <SirGrok> Anywho, I was wondering if anyone knew if the information in this guide [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=316093] was still applicable to version 8.10 [the tutorial is on how to install Ubuntu on a unit with an ODD]
[08:55] <Myrtti> jigp: we offer no support it due to that.
[08:55] <jondr> exit
[08:55] <jondr> ups
[08:55] <jigp> Myrtti why ubuntu/debian abandoned it?
[08:55] <Cyntek> hi all, how do change the user name in ubuntu-server ? andrew@Home to Family@home and to change the passwd as well?
[08:55] <ikonia> SirGrok: overall approach should be the same
[08:55] <ikonia> Cyntek: I suggest you create a new user and delete the old one rather than changing the username
[08:56] <Myrtti> jigp: it had security issues that were not taken care of.
[08:56] <depape> ikonia: okay, thanks for your help
[08:56] <SirGrok> ikonia, Do you know of a better/more efficient way? I am technically competant, and have a USB to IDE bridge at my disposal.
[08:56] <Myrtti> jigp: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=451373.
[08:56] <ikonia> SirGrok: what's the problem with that forum post ?
[08:56] <depape> ikonia: i just found a backport package, so i wont have to build it myself
[08:58] <SirGrok> I haven't even attempted it at this point, I am just getting my research done before I delve into formatting and whatnot. I am attempting to install Ubuntu on a Motion Computing 1300 [slate/tablet computer], but my Linux/Unix skills are a whee rusty.
[08:59] <ikonia> SirGrok: use the usb-ide bridge with a cdrom or use that forum post
[08:59] <SirGrok> I've been a "user" for 8+ years, but my old debian machine went down a year or so ago, and I haven't the resources to get it up and a going.
[09:00] <larswey> SirGrok ♦ i would recomend opensuse for tablet, saves alot of work
[09:00] <Cyntek> is this the right command: sudo deluser andrew
[09:00] <SirGrok> ikonia, can I install to the bridged hdd on my desktop machine and the hdd properly function in the tablet, once installed? [I've been in a Windows technician world for too long]
[09:00] <SirGrok> larswey, Why do you say that? I have this guide [http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4972622] and it seems straight-forward.
[09:01] <Pytlask> Is there any way to set a startup program to run as root by default? (It is just a small bash script)
[09:01] <Nytrix> how do i change my timezone in ubuntu?
[09:01] <ikonia> SirGrok: depends on the support of the hardware
[09:01] <ikonia> Pytlask: all init scripts are run as root
[09:01] <larswey> SirGrok ♦ ok, I got my pen working on mine but it wont click etc, only move
[09:02] <larswey> opensuse have native support for alot of tablets
[09:02] <Pytlask> ikonia: Including those set through the System -> Preferences -> Sessions GUI?
[09:02] <ikonia> Pytlask: no, they are user based
[09:02] <SirGrok> larswey, do you mind resotring to a wireless mouse? I actually prefer using my little Microsoft mouse with the tablet.
[09:02] <Myrtti> Pytlask: the ones in /etc/init.d/
[09:03] <Nytrix> !mouse
[09:03] <Myrtti> Pytlask: and timing them is based on /etc/rc* ones
[09:03] <SirGrok> Of course, to remain true to the cause, I've electrical taped over the word "Microsoft" on it.
[09:03] <larswey> SirGrok ♦ the point of the tablet is using the pen, if you dont need the tablet functions i dont see why you would need a tablet :p
[09:04] <Pytlask> Myrtti: Do you know of anywhere with a fairly good explanation of all of this?
[09:04] <IdentifyTarget> hello. I'm trying to get autologin working with ubuntu minimal so I edit /etc/event.d/tty1
[09:04] <EMPulse> hey guys, i read somewhere that you can enable a program in ubuntu that encrypts and decrpts read/write to the harddrive, do you guys know how I can enable this?
[09:04] <SirGrok> larswey, Portibility, ability to function as an awesome e-reader [I've got a stand], and it cost me $75 [not illegal].
[09:04] <Pytlask> Myrtti: Or is placing the script into the /etc/init.d/ folder enough?
[09:04] <gulash> hi. can somebody help me with playing flash on an ubuntu ibex?
[09:05] <IdentifyTarget> I change exec /sbin/getty 38400 tty1 to exec /sbin/rungetty tty1 --autologin username"
[09:05] <Nytrix> !ibex
[09:05] <IdentifyTarget> now it gets stuck on 'Running local scripts /etc/rc.local'
[09:05] <IdentifyTarget> which is an empty file
[09:05] <Nytrix> !flash | gulash
[09:06] <Myrtti> Pytlask: place it there and make a symbolic link to it in /etc/rc2.d/, starting with S<the-order-in-which-you-want-it-to-be-run>name
[09:07] <EMPulse> hey guys, i read somewhere that you can enable a program in ubuntu that encrypts and decrpts read/write to the harddrive, do you guys know how I can enable this?]
[09:07] <gulash> nytrix, i have flash installed, i need help about it because it started failing today, after a upgrade. it now wants to run all the flv files with swfdec, which doesnt work.
[09:07] <Nytrix> EMPulse | !encryption
[09:08] <lstarnes> Nytrix: you have it reversed
[09:08] <Nytrix> !encryption | EMPulse
[09:08] <Pytlask> Myrtti: For example, if the name were "test", I might name the symbolic link "S999test" (if I don't care when it is run, but later would be nice)
[09:08] <Pytlask> Myrtti: ? (That was supposed to be a question to confirm my understanding :P )
[09:08] <Nytrix> !encrypt
[09:09] <arnaud__> EMPulse, search engine, first result: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory
[09:09] <EMPulse> arnaud__, ah, thanks, that's what I was looking for : D
[09:09] <arnaud__> EMPulse, google.com you mean ? ;)
[09:09] <Myrtti> Pytlask: yes
[09:09] <Pytlask> Myrtti: Thanks a ton!
[09:10] <Guest77668> hi
[09:10] <EMPulse> arnaud__, lol, the page, I couldn't find it, prob was using the wrong search terms
[09:11] <Cyntek> its not letting me delete due to " userdel: user andrew is currently logged in /user/sbin/deluser: 'usr/sbin/userdel andrew' returned error code 8. Exiting
[09:11] <gulash> anyone who can help me?
[09:11] <raylu> Cyntek: well, the error is pretty obvious...
[09:12] <Cyntek> i also did sudo  -i to see if im able to delete the account.
[09:12] <Uplink> is there safari for linux?
[09:12] <Uplink> no huh
[09:12] <raylu> Uplink: it might be fun running the windows version of safari in wine
[09:12] <ziroday> Uplink: why do you need safari?
[09:12] <Uplink> raylu: that would be lame then
[09:12] <raylu> Uplink: that's ok. safari is lame
[09:12] <Uplink> ziroday: cause safari 4 owns chrome and firefox together
[09:13] <lstarnes> Uplink: I think that may be the only way to run safari in linux
[09:13] <Uplink> and whipes his ass with IE8
[09:13] <ziroday> Uplink: well then nope, you won't get safari with native speeds for linux. Sorry.
[09:13] <Uplink> thats a shame
[09:13] <raylu> Uplink: consider running os x or windows in a virtual machine
[09:13] <raylu> Uplink: many users report that xp runs faster that way than natively
[09:13] <ziroday> Uplink: feel free to ask apple to support linux.
[09:13] <Uplink> raylu: i dual boot windows 7 and ubuntu
[09:13] <raylu> Uplink: hey, so do i!
[09:14] <Uplink> raylu: isnt windows 7 the best OS ever made by MS?
[09:14] <Uplink> :D
[09:14] <ziroday> !offtopic
[09:14] <Uplink> Windows 7 is Vista on steroids lol
[09:14] <raylu> Uplink: no... but i didn't need vista, wanted to try new things, and i need a way to play my games and print =\
[09:14] <Uplink> oh my bad... ok im leaving :]
[09:15] <Uplink> raylu: games and print? u can do that here in ubuntu :D
[09:15] <raylu> Uplink: canon = proprietary usb/networked printing protocol
[09:15] <gulash> hi. can somebody help me?
[09:15] <Uplink> raylu: i got canon mp150 and it scans and prints in ubuntu
[09:15] <ziroday> gulash: sure, but we need to know whats wrong :)
[09:16] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[09:16] <Uplink> yo yo ActionParsnip1 :]
[09:16] <ActionParsnip1> i got a question about SSH + X forwarding
[09:17] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: whats up ask
[09:17] <ActionParsnip1> I'm using XMing to create an X server on a windows system and I'm using Putty to form the SSH link
[09:17] <gulash> ziroday: i had everything working smooth. today morning apeared to me an opgrade of adobe-flashplugin. i upgraded. since then, firefox tries to run flash files with the swfdec, which doesnt plays the files
[09:17] <taz_> hello roomies
[09:17] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: and? :]
[09:17] <ziroday> gulash: you can remove swfdec :)
[09:17] <gulash> and if i try to uninstall swfdec, it tries to uninstall all gnome
[09:17] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: you want someone to try it or something?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip1> is there any way to improve speed, I'm using Gig eth to my router but then it's wifi to my laptop and its sucking hard, is there a way to minimise traffic so that its faster
[09:18] <raylu> ActionParsnip1: NX
[09:18] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: you mean cat6 cable
[09:18] <ziroday> gulash: sorry, you recently updated adobe-flashplugin or firefox?
[09:18] <taz_> i have problems with movie player....... it said an errror occurred    failed to connect steam ???
[09:18] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: its a 1000Mb connection
[09:18] <gulash> adobe flashplugin
[09:18] <ziroday> taz_: restart pulseaudio
[09:18] <gulash> today morning
[09:18] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: is that synonymous with forwarding X or is that more like VNC?
[09:19] <taz_> zirioday: reoboot ? already i did
[09:19] <travian_geek> whats the diffrents between executing a command in qouats (" ") and not? Example "ls" and ls
[09:19] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: why does speed affect u in SSH?
[09:19] <ziroday> gulash: can you pastebin the output of sudo apt-get remove swfdec-mozilla please
[09:19] <raylu> ActionParsnip1: it's a way of compressing X
[09:19] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: oooh i like
[09:19] <ActionParsnip1> !NX
[09:19] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: try tweaking ur network settings :]
[09:19] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: when i switch between app windows theres a decent redraw delay
[09:19] <ziroday> taz_: try do sudo kill -9 <pidofpulseaudio> and then pulseaudio -D
[09:20] <raylu> ziroday: that sounds more like a network issue...
[09:20] <gulash> how do i pastebin?
[09:20] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: and my system is working so i figured i'd try make it sweeter
[09:20] <ziroday> !pastebin | gulash
[09:20] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: oh i see... and can i ask the purpose of your X server?
[09:20] <taz_> ziroday: ok
[09:20] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: thanks for the tip duder
[09:20] <ziroday> raylu: sorry? I don't quite follow
[09:20] <raylu> ziroday: taz_'s movie player issue sounds more like a network issue
[09:20] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: its my desktop, I check my thunderbird emails remotely, it also runs ktorrent and amarok which are al accessible via http
[09:21] <ziroday> taz_: are you playing media on your local computer?
[09:21] <taz_> ziroday:  frist  with    sudo kill -9  then pulseaudio   ?? is correct ??
[09:21] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: oh i see... leave a "server" at home and access it from work... totally kickass
[09:21] <raylu> ActionParsnip1: there are non-gui alternatives to all of those
[09:21] <ziroday> taz_: are you playing media on your local computer?
[09:21] <taz_> yes
[09:21] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: try TeamViewer4 ;)
[09:21] <ziroday> raylu: ^
[09:21] <raylu> ActionParsnip1: i use mutt for e-mail, rtorrent, and there's mpd/mocc
[09:22] <taz_> ziroday: yes
[09:22] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: i know but ktorrent has a rad web interface using php and XUL remote works bob-on with my G1 phone ;D
[09:22] <ziroday> taz_: you need to sudo kill -9 the pid of pulseaudio. You can find it with pidof pulseaudio
[09:22] <gulash> ziroday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123209/
[09:22] <gulash> as you can see, it wants to remove gnome
[09:22] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: its like iphone+itunes = G1phone + amarok XUL remote
[09:22] <raylu> ziroday, taz_: killall -9 pulseaudio should work fine too
[09:23] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: so your shoutcasting through ur amarok?
[09:23] <ziroday> raylu: sure, but only if it finds the pulseaudio
[09:23] <taz_> raylu: ok
[09:23] <raylu> ziroday: and if it doesn't, it's already killed anyway
[09:23] <ccc_kickaxe> goodnight
[09:23] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: no, the xul remote allows you to control what amarok plays, the sound comes out of the server sound card
[09:23] <raylu> ActionParsnip1: i have no idea why you would want iphone+itunes. i do everything remotely too, but everything runs in screen
[09:24] <ziroday> gulash: okay, do sudo apt-get remove swfdec and then sudo apt-get install gnome ubuntu-desktop. You should be good
[09:24] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: so i can remotely control the server
[09:24] <taz_> it said no process killed
[09:24] <SirGrok> Linux nerds are nifty.
[09:24] <ActionParsnip1> raylu: mine runs on my g1 phone, i can do the same with mplayer
[09:24] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: uhhh thats dumb... why would u play songs on ur server? lol
[09:24] <ziroday> taz_: okay. Do ps aux | grep pulseaudio. Look for the pid of pulseaudio. Then do sudo kill -9 thatpid. Do you understand?
[09:24] <ziroday> SirGrok: do you have something we can help you with?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: so i can wash the dishes and change songs, or control the music at my partys without having to hover over a keyboard / monitor
[09:25] <taz_> ok
[09:25] <ganesh> monitor goes to sleep after reboot..how to fix it?
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: sounds like your gfx settings are too high
[09:25] <razorx> i need help :)
[09:25] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: hmmm well u can do that with Winamp too...
[09:25] <taz_> ziroday: done kill..  then what
[09:25] <Cyntek> yikes, i did sudo -i  and i then created a new user account and deleted the andrew account, but now my new account is not in the sudoers file?
[09:25] <ziroday> taz_: pulseaudio -D
[09:25] <Cyntek> how can fix this.
[09:25] <roland> hi all
[09:25] <taz_> ok
[09:25] <razorx> i got a problem with cron
[09:25] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: but i run linux purely
[09:25] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: amarok and winamp are my 2 fav music players...
[09:26] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: oh i see... yea then amarok is the way to go... =]
[09:26] <SirGrok> ziroday, I doubt it...
[09:26] <ActionParsnip1> i know, thats why i got it, if amarok didnt need X it'd be sweet but i dont mind the overhead
[09:27] <taz_> ziroday: it said failed to find original dlopen loader
[09:27] <roland> i'm a bit green with shell scripting, i have my ubuntu connected to two ISPs one of them is my default route, and the other works as backup. i'm trying to figure out a script that would work as a failover solution. if ping times out on one interface, to immediatly change default route to the other... any advice?!
[09:27] <ziroday> taz_: when doing pulseaudio -D ?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip1> Uplink: actually, my work lappy is winxp but i dont wanna put tonnes of awesomeness on it
[09:27] <taz_> yes already with pluseaudio -d
[09:27] <Uplink> ActionParsnip1: hmm there is a script somewhere i believe... should make the job easier
[09:27] <ziroday> !offtopic | SirGrok then #ubuntu-offtopic might be handy :)
[09:27] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1:no always...sometimes it goes to login screen sometimes it goes to sleep..
[09:28] <ziroday> taz_: pulseaudio -D or pulseaudio -d?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: what if you turn the monitor off and on?
[09:28] <taz_> pulseaudio -D
[09:28] <SirGrok> #ubuntu-offtopic has 1 person in it... Me.
[09:28] <ActionParsnip1> haha
[09:29] <gulash> ziroday: thank you, it worked
[09:29] <Sith|wrk> wow!
[09:29] <ziroday> taz_: okay, can you play video now?
[09:29] <ziroday> gulash: awesome!
[09:29] <Sith|wrk> never seen soo many people in 1 channel!
[09:29] <taz_> ok brb
[09:29] <lstarnes> SirGrok: you joined ##ubuntu-offtopic instead of #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:29] <raylu> SirGrok: you put two #s
[09:29] <SirGrok> I copy pasted.
[09:29] <raylu> SirGrok: we helped you with something :D
[09:30] <Cyntek> how can i add the new user to the %admin group?
[09:30] <SirGrok> I am going to go now... I woudn't want to continue this horrible spamming spree that I've been commiting.
[09:30] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1:on reboot if it goes to sleep then only solution is restart...
[09:30] <raylu> Cyntek: usermod -G admin -a username
[09:30] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: so turning monitor off and on doesnt help?
[09:30] <taz_> ziroday:  when i saw it run movie then it failed ... an error occured failed to conncet stream
[09:31] <ganesh>  ActionParsnip1:sometimes it takes 3 boot to login..if i am lucky in 1st boot itself it goes to login screen
[09:31] <ziroday> taz_: okay, in a terminal do totem /path/to/file and then pastebin the output please
[09:31] <roland> i'm a bit green with shell scripting, i have my ubuntu connected to two ISPs one of them is my default route, and the other works as backup. i'm trying to figure out a script that would work as a failover solution. if ping times out on one interface, to immediatly change default route to the other... any advice?!
[09:31] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1: ya it wont help
[09:31] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: have you tried lowering the resolution of your login page
[09:31] <ziroday> taz_: please keep it in channel
[09:32] <ziroday> taz_: I said pastebin.
[09:32] <ziroday> taz_: please do sudo pulseaudio
[09:32] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1:no..how do i do dat? actually it was working fine..from last 1 month this problem started
[09:34] <ziroday> taz_: for the last time. Do _not_ pm me. Please keep it in channel.
[09:34] <ziroday> taz_: also you should be able to play the video now
[09:35] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: edit xorg.conf
[09:36] <taz_> ziroday: now it run movie. let me wait and see what happned ok brb
[09:36] <zissis> does anyone knows wy utube does not stream in my ff ? all plugins intalled but nothing
[09:36] <ziroday> zissis: do you have flash installed?
[09:36] <zissis> ziroday: yes
[09:37] <ActionParsnip1> zissis: does flash work in other sites, do you have javascript enabled?
[09:37] <zissis> all anebled
[09:38] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1: what change shuld i do?
[09:38] <loller> i need to cut corner from image and then to export only the cut part to image and to apply it for css can somebody instruct me how to export the image with gimp?
[09:38] <roland> i'm a bit green with shell scripting, i have my ubuntu connected to two ISPs one of them is my default route, and the other works as backup. i'm trying to figure out a script that would work as a failover solution. if ping times out on one interface, to immediatly change default route to the other... any advice?!
[09:38] <zissis> flahs is working i dont have streaming
[09:38] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: make the left most resolution be one that will give 800x600
[09:39] <taz_> ziroday: it work run fine now.. thanks
[09:40] <ganesh>  ActionParsnip1:i did not get ou..shall i pastebin my xorg.conf?
[09:40] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: sure
[09:41] <ziroday> loller: its pretty easy. You can just select the portion you want and the crop the canvas to the selection. Then you just save/export it
[09:42] <loller> ziroday thnx  anyway i`ve already manage to do this
[09:42] <zak_> what command shall i use to foramt a usb disk ?
[09:42] <ziroday> loller: sure
[09:42] <ziroday> zak_: you might gparted the easiest way to do it.
[09:42] <ActionParsnip1> zak_: depends what file system yuo want it formatting?
[09:43] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1  http://paste.ubuntu.com/123213/
[09:43] <zak_> ntfs
[09:43] <banisterfiend> help!! i was forced to restart my computer because it froze up and now i have no icons on my desktop! what do i do? and i restart and the situation is the same!
[09:43] <zak_> ziroday: just want to know what command shall i use to format a disk in a ntfs filesystem
[09:43] <ziroday> banisterfiend: can you open up a folder?
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: you havent configured video drivers
[09:44] <ActionParsnip1> banisterfiend: i'd run an fsck
[09:44] <banisterfiend> ziroday: how can i do that? there's nothing for me to click to open?! :(
[09:44] <ziroday> zak_: I guess you could use fdisk. But I strongly recommend you use gparted
[09:44] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[09:44] <ziroday> banisterfiend: your panels are missing too?
[09:44] <zak_> ziroday: why ?
[09:44] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1: how do i configure?
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> zak_: sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[09:45] <banisterfiend> ziroday: well ihave my 'start bar' (the equivalent for linux) but that's all
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: run: lspci | grep VGA
[09:45] <ziroday> zak_: because its simipler, you are less likely to break something
[09:45] <ziroday> banisterfiend: well go to places and open a folder from there :)
[09:45] <zak_> ok:)
[09:45] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: paste the output in here (you can do it direct)
[09:45] <banisterfiend> ziroday: yes, i can't open a folder :(
[09:45] <ziroday> banisterfiend: can you open a terminal and pastebin the output of nautilus please?
[09:46] <banisterfiend> sure
[09:46] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1: 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200
[09:46] <ActionParsnip1> !ati | ganesh
[09:46] <banisterfiend> killall nautilus
[09:46] <banisterfiend> ziroday: http://gist.github.com/70764
[09:47] <ganesh>  ActionParsnip1: but ccsm is working fine...
[09:47] <ziroday> banisterfiend: ah, nautilus is seg faulting. That is really not good
[09:47] <ziroday> banisterfiend: what version of ubuntu?
[09:48] <banisterfiend> ziroday: it's actually linux mint but it's based on ubuntu :( (also there's no linux mint help chans....pretty  much just consider it ubuntu...now how do i find the version? :D)
[09:48] <lstarnes> banisterfiend: I think this channel only supports official versions of ubntu
[09:48] <lstarnes> *ubuntu
[09:49] <ziroday> banisterfiend: unfortunately linux mint and ubuntu are very different. I can try to help you but I doubt we will get very far. Futhermore that looks like a reasonably simple issue
[09:49] <ziroday> !version | banisterfiend
[09:49] <ziroday> !derivatives | banisterfiend
[09:49] <ziroday> banisterfiend: err not simple, complicated sorry :)
[09:49] <banisterfiend> ziroday: http://gist.github.com/70766
[09:50] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: all I can see is your xorg.conf not having any video configured. This may be why your display doesnt always come up don't you think. Get the card fully installed and it wil be ok
[09:50] <ziroday> banisterfiend: could you start rythmbox and pastebin the output please
[09:50] <banisterfiend> ziroday: rhythmbox is working fine
[09:51] <ziroday> banisterfiend: sure, but I need to see the terminal output
[09:51] <ganesh> ActionParsnip1: ya first i ll try from system->hardware drivers..
[09:51] <ActionParsnip1> ganesh: however makes it work
[09:51] <banisterfiend> ziroday: there was no terminal output, i mean i went into the terminal and typed 'rhythmbox' and there was no output, it just ran
[09:52] <A[D]minS> how to open network manager using command line?
[09:52] <ziroday> banisterfiend: right
[09:52] <A[D]minS> network-admin ?
[09:52] <ziroday> banisterfiend: try remove the package libnautilus-extension
[09:52] <banisterfiend> ok
[09:52] <ziroday> banisterfiend: actually before that try do sudo nautilus
[09:53] <zak_> waht command shall i use to delete all the folder in a disk without putting them in the trash
[09:53] <banisterfiend> ziroday:  i tried that now, same error as before
[09:53] <ziroday> banisterfiend: okay, try remove that package
[09:54] <ziroday> zak_: rm
[09:54] <banisterfiend> ziroday: i did this: sudo apt-get remove libnautilus-extension                    and it said the package does not exist :(
[09:54] <ziroday> banisterfiend: try libnautilus-extension1
[09:55] <zak_> io have 120 folders
[09:55] <ziroday> zak_: then rm -r
[09:55] <ghindo> Quick question - what kernel ships with Ubuntu 8.10?
[09:55] <zak_> shall i repeat rm - r 120 times??
[09:55] <ziroday> ghindo: 2.6.27
[09:56] <ghindo> ziroday: Thanks!
[09:56] <ziroday> zak_: err no, do it in the root dir
[09:56] <ziroday> ghindo: however ubuntu cherry picks patches from the upstream kernel, its far, far from being the vanilla upstream kernel :)
[09:56] <kholerabbi> evolution is importing my outlook or gmail contact csv wrongly- email addresses are filed as names or postal addresses. And so I can't add contacts to my email.
[09:56] <kholerabbi> SHould I report this as a bug
[09:57] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[09:57] <ziroday> zak_: as in if you want to remove all the stuff under /home/zak/stufftoremove do cd /home/zak/stufftoremove and then do rm -r *
[09:57] <banisterfiend> ziroday: ok done :)
[09:57] <banisterfiend> ziroday: now i should apt-get install it again?
[09:57] <ActionParsnip1> kholerabbi: could export as a txt file and try again
[09:57] <ziroday> banisterfiend: does it work?
[09:57] <ziroday> banisterfiend: no, leave it removed
[09:58] <banisterfiend> ziroday: does what work? you want me to try opening a folder again? (i tried, nothing happens)
[09:58] <kholerabbi> ActionParsnip1: thank you for that solution. If I have to I will. however this is a real crunch for a friend of mine and I'd just like it to work..
[09:58] <kholerabbi> :P
[09:58] <banisterfiend> ziroday: i also tried running nautilus at the terminal, nothing :(
[09:59] <ziroday> banisterfiend: well I really don't know sorry.
[09:59] <ziroday> !mintsupport | banisterfiend ask here
[09:59] <banisterfiend> ok
[09:59] <banisterfiend> shall i try reinstalling nautilus-extension again?
[10:00] <Computech> Someone know what a cupswrapper driver is for a brother laser printer (deb file) http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#MFC-5440CN
[10:00] <banisterfiend> ziroday: should i reinstall nautilus-extension1 ?
[10:01] <ActionParsnip1> kholerabbi: makes sense, maybe it will allow you to tell it what each entry means. Unless you can edit te file you have I dont think you will be able to modify how it imports it. I've not done it any other way than the txt way
[10:05] <Computech> Someone know what a cupswrapper driver is for a brother laser printer (deb file) http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/download_prn.html#MFC-5440CN    ???
[10:05] <zeltak_> help
[10:06] <zeltak_> sorry mistype :) learning irssi
[10:07] <razorx> annyone knows how to use VI ?
[10:08] <Basilikum> hello everyone
[10:08] <Neggy> Morning
[10:08] <ActionParsnip1> razorx: I'm a nano kinda guy
[10:08] <razorx> yeah me to
[10:09] <yaztalk> hello
[10:09] <Basilikum> got a problem with my new videocard, right place to ask it?
[10:09] <yaztalk> can you receive me ?
[10:09] <Basilikum> i can hear you, yaz
[10:10] <yaztalk> wonderful
[10:11] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: ask  away
[10:11] <Basilikum> got a black screen after the loading bar
[10:11] <yaztalk> what is your problem with your videocard?
[10:11] <Basilikum> not able to install any driver this way
[10:12] <Basilikum> as soon as i take it out, i can start ubuntu normally
[10:12] <yaztalk> do you have another computer near ?
[10:12] <Basilikum> thats why i can talk to you.
[10:12] <yaztalk> great
[10:13] <yaztalk> did you install openssh-server on the computer with the problem ?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: drop to root recovery console and run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:13] <Basilikum> i just happened to manage an ubuntu standard installation without any extras
[10:14] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: this will give you a default xorg.conf which will boot with any graphics card, if you have an onboard video card, disable it
[10:14] <yaztalk> ok one solution is:
[10:14] <yaztalk> 1) remove the problematic card and start Ubuntu normally
[10:15] <Basilikum> interesting... now the screen is white where it has been black before...
[10:15] <yaztalk> 2) install the ssh server
[10:15] <ActionParsnip1> yaztalk: nice one
[10:15] <Basilikum> i can boot the root console via grub, is that ok too?
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: i'd shoot for ssh server
[10:16] <yaztalk> 2) (sudo apt-get install open-sshserver)
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: yes when your system post beeps, press esc and choose recovery mode for your kernel
[10:16] <yaztalk> 3) put again the card that have the problems
[10:16] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: i'd go for ssh server to reconfigure video
[10:16] <yaztalk> 4) start the computer with the card - the screen will go blak (or white)
[10:17] <yaztalk> 5) using a second computer connect to the problematic one
[10:18] <yaztalk> (the second computer shoudl have ssh client on, do you have experience with ssh ?)
[10:18] <Basilikum> what is ssno
[10:18] <Basilikum> oh, sorry
[10:18] <yaztalk> ssh ?
[10:18] <Basilikum> first i typed what is ssh
[10:18] <Basilikum> then no
[10:18] <yaztalk> ok
[10:19] <yaztalk> do you know "telnet" ?
[10:19] <Basilikum> just expect me to be a noob
[10:19] <yaztalk> no problem.
[10:19] <zash> NETCAT
[10:19] <yaztalk> OK
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: its a command line based server, when you do stuff in terminal, you can do that but over a network with encryption
[10:19] <Basilikum> sounds nice
[10:19] <yaztalk> what is the second computer an XP or another linux system ?
[10:19] <Basilikum> linux
[10:19] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: it doesnt need an x server to run so that fact the screen is white / black / pink / spotty it doesnt matter
[10:20] <Basilikum> ubuntu 8.04
[10:20] <yaztalk> great
[10:20] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: you can still interface with the system and configure it
[10:20] <yaztalk> so for sure you already have on a ssh installed
[10:20] <Basilikum> and the not working one has ubuntu 8.1
[10:21] <yaztalk> just tyme "ssh" at the prompt you will se the help coming out
[10:21] <toddoon> i search a mysql designer tool can someone advice me?
[10:21] <armedking> Hey guys i was wondering is there a software app (One with a gui or web frontend) to make Online available Hard disk?
[10:21] <ActionParsnip1> !ot | toddoon
[10:21] <blodski> what's the mysql package called for apt-get?
[10:21] <cooldduuudde> armedking try GmailFS
[10:21] <ActionParsnip1> armedking: hfs, nfs, samba, ssh
[10:21] <loup> hi
[10:22] <yaztalk> you just need to know the IP address of the problematic computer then you can connect in it from your working one.
[10:22] <loup> is it possible to tune ubuntu?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> armedking: ftp, sftp
[10:22] <Basilikum> is it ok to install the driver via the root shell of grub recovery mode?
[10:22] <loup> compared to mandriva and fedora it feels slow
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> loup: how do you mean "tune"
[10:22] <oCean_> blodski: mysql-server
[10:22] <blodski> ah, thx
[10:22] <yaztalk> do you have experience with IP addresses ?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip1> loup: have you installed video drivers?
[10:22] <Basilikum> a bit
[10:23] <loup> ActionParsnip1, yes, newest nvidia driver
[10:23] <yaztalk> these two computers are connected to the same internet line?
[10:23] <Basilikum> yes
[10:23] <loup> ActionParsnip1, the system response(klicking etc...) is slow
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> loup: if you websearch: speed up ubuntu    there are some great guides, some are simple and some can be dangerous. Just read the warnings. hdparm is a good way to get better harddrive throughput but can damage them if you push too far
[10:24] <armedking> ActionParsnip1: They idea is that i have to offer some people backup disks that they can conect with tru a windows box for online storage. that acts like a hard disk. And has to be kinda Noob proof
[10:24] <ActionParsnip1> armedking: then ftp sounds groovy
[10:25] <Basilikum> but i didnt get a connection without the video card
[10:25] <yaztalk> OK
[10:25] <ActionParsnip1> armedking: of sftp using ssh server
[10:25] <cooldduuudde> armedking microsoft skydrive is also a good idea
[10:25] <WindowsXP_Rocks> Who likes windows?
[10:25] <carpii> i dont like trolls
[10:25] <armedking> cooldduuudde i want to keep it open source like all the other services that i offer
[10:25] <WindowsXP_Rocks> come on XP is pretty cool
[10:25] <oCean_> !ot > WindowsXP_Rocks
[10:26] <carpii> so go use it, noones stopping you
[10:26] <Basilikum> actually im in the shell of the recoverymode, with installed videocard
[10:26] <blodski> dont be a troll
[10:26] <yaztalk> connect to the "ill" computer with ssh username@111.22.333.44
[10:26] <cooldduuudde> !ot
[10:26] <oCean_> !who | yaztalk Basilikum
[10:26] <blodski> also, stop being a flame bait
[10:26] <WindowsXP_Rocks> I'm using it atm
[10:26] <carpii> is there a command line tool that will interrogate kde's inferred MIME association for a given file?
[10:26] <yaztalk> 111.22.333.44 is the correct IP address of it
[10:26] <armedking> copy WindowsXP_Rocks /dev/null
[10:26] <yaztalk> you will have the prompt of it
[10:26] <Andry_WorkZ> armedking: lol
[10:27] <yaztalk> you are inside the other computer
[10:27] <WindowsXP_Rocks> hehe, you only copied me, the original me is still here
[10:27] <WindowsXP_Rocks> :)
[10:27]  * carpii yawns
[10:27] <ActionParsnip1> WindowsXP_Rocks: its not too bad, it has its uses, Just like linux and mac, it is offtopic for the channe; as this is a pure support channel
[10:27] <WindowsXP_Rocks> you should of cit me
[10:27] <WindowsXP_Rocks> cut
[10:27] <Basilikum> what is it with this shell? isnt it a full working one?
[10:27] <armedking> WindowsXP_Rocks maby when you delete something in windows it is still there but when i use shred your gone m8 haha
[10:27] <yaztalk> now from there you can see the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file make some chages and try
[10:27] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: its a full shell, you can do anything you can do in gui, except flash in web pages
[10:28] <WindowsXP_Rocks> if linux is so good, how come most people use windows?
[10:28] <oCean_> !who | yaztalk Basilikum
[10:28] <armedking> WindowsXP_Rocks: we can do all sorts of neet stuff, give it a go m8 you'll love it
[10:28] <razorx> cox most people r stupid?
[10:28] <oCean_> WindowsXP_Rocks: don't start that discussion here.
[10:28] <razorx> coz
[10:28] <ActionParsnip1> WindowsXP_Rocks: its offtopic here, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:28] <carpii> guys, just ignore him. hes just trying to get a reaction
[10:28] <razorx> well i need a reaction.. annyone knows how to use crontab?
[10:29] <ActionParsnip1> !cron
[10:29] <cooldduuudde> WindowsXP_Rocks: NOTHING BEATS LINUX
[10:29] <armedking> WindowsXP_Rocks: because people are forced to use it when they buy computers for example. When i buy a computer the dude dont ask me you want Windows or linux on that system
[10:29] <ActionParsnip1> razorx: thats all i know
[10:29] <razorx> hehe
[10:29] <ActionParsnip1> cooldduuudde: bsd does :P
[10:29] <oCean_> razorx: can I help? Do yo have a question in particular?
[10:29] <WindowsXP_Rocks> oh well, until that changes, looks like we'll all use windows
[10:29] <WindowsXP_Rocks> with the _few_ geeks who use linux
[10:29] <ActionParsnip1> WindowsXP_Rocks: go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:29] <razorx> oCean_, yes i do can i take it in pm.. the chat is getting flooded
[10:30] <oCean_> sure
[10:30] <ActionParsnip1> WindowsXP_Rocks: if you want to chat about the advantages and shortcomings of each OS then head to offtopic or PM me
[10:31] <armedking> WindowsXP_Rocks: What ever makes you happy m8. Your free to choose but let us keep that right as well ;-) Try reading the terms of use for xp and after that read the GPL, last option is mutch easyer to read
[10:31] <ActionParsnip1> WindowsXP_Rocks: but as yuo are told, its offtopic here
[10:31] <Basilikum> Yaz: im in the shell
[10:31] <manohar> hi all
[10:31] <yaztalk> great
[10:32] <manohar> any one interested in talking to me?
[10:32] <Basilikum> Yaz: can you guide my how to install the driver via consoletyping?
[10:32] <cooldduuudde> manohar: depends on what you wanna tlk about
[10:32] <yaztalk> not sure but probably
[10:32] <yaztalk> can you wait 5 minutes
[10:32] <yaztalk> ?
[10:32] <Basilikum> of courst
[10:32] <Basilikum> e
[10:32] <manohar> well.... what r u interested in???? i dont know what kind of guys are here..
[10:33] <manohar> how many people are here.... and what they wanna talk about with me...
[10:33] <cooldduuudde> lol... this is ubuntu discussion forum
[10:33] <manohar> i see...
[10:34] <yaztalk> !info
[10:34] <manohar> my update manager is not working...
[10:34] <manohar> can anyone here help me regarding that?
[10:35] <cooldduuudde> manohar: not working automatically or not workin at all? i can help wid the first case
[10:35] <manohar> @cooldude, it just hangs at the 80 of 89 files downloading when i click on the check button after launching update manager..
[10:36] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[10:36] <manohar> wait a min... i will just post u the error msg it is going to give me now...
[10:36] <manohar> @ cooldude... sorry for typing ur spelling wrongly....
[10:37] <cooldduuudde> manohar: its okay
[10:37] <manohar> see... here is the error msg i get...
[10:37] <manohar> shall i paste it here???
[10:37] <Daft_Punk> no
[10:37] <cooldduuudde> if its not too long
[10:37] <Daft_Punk> !pastebin
[10:37] <manohar> if u say yes....i willl
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/repo/dists/Intrepid/Release.gpg  Could not resolve 'medibuntu.sos-sts.com'
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/repo/dists/Intrepid/free/i18n/Translation-en_IN.bz2  Could not resolve 'medibuntu.sos-sts.com'
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/repo/dists/Intrepid/non-free/i18n/Translation-en_IN.bz2  Could not resolve 'medibuntu.sos-sts.com'
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://akirad.hfbk.net/dists/akirad-intrepid/Release.gpg  Could not connect to akirad.hfbk.net:80 (193.174.241.68), connection timed out
[10:38] <FloodBot1> manohar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://akirad.hfbk.net/dists/akirad-intrepid/main/i18n/Translation-en_IN.bz2  Unable to connect to akirad.hfbk.net http:
[10:38] <manohar> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/universe/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.46 80]
[10:38] <Daft_Punk> ...
[10:38] <manohar> @cooldude...
[10:39] <cooldduuudde> i said only if it is not long. and it is long
[10:39] <manohar> i see..
[10:39] <cooldduuudde> anyways
[10:39] <manohar> i didnt know how long it was...
[10:39] <cooldduuudde> trythis
[10:39] <manohar> did u see that error???? what could be the problem???
[10:39] <cooldduuudde> system>administration>software sources
[10:39] <manohar> ok....
[10:40] <cooldduuudde> third party software tab
[10:40] <manohar> ok
[10:40] <manohar> i am in there..
[10:40] <cooldduuudde> select the medibuntu thing and click edit
[10:41] <manohar> which one???? free one or non-free one?
[10:41] <blery> hello, I need a gui to access files of a windows server on lan. Is there anything? Thanks in advance!
[10:41] <manohar> i mean source code one or simple one?
[10:41] <blery> or any link?
[10:41] <cooldduuudde> ders just one checkd.
[10:42] <manohar> ok.... fine, what should i edit in that????
[10:42] <cooldduuudde> URI http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[10:42] <cooldduuudde> distro intrepid
[10:42] <cooldduuudde> components free non-free
[10:43] <cooldduuudde> and at top type binary
[10:43] <cooldduuudde> and save
[10:43] <manohar> ok done boss...
[10:43] <manohar> should i reload it?
[10:43] <cooldduuudde> it should work and i gtg. gotta study. I'm in 12th standard and tomo is my board exam
[10:43] <manohar> omg....
[10:43] <manohar> where r u from?
[10:43] <manohar> good luck
[10:43] <manohar> study well
[10:44] <cooldduuudde> pune....thnx
[10:44] <manohar> u r a genius....
[10:44] <cooldduuudde> thnx....:)
[10:44] <manohar> how come u know about ubuntu so well????
[10:44] <cooldduuudde> i just use it
[10:44] <manohar> i am from bangalore....
[10:44] <manohar> fine...
[10:44] <kholerabbi> thanks ActionParsnip1. btw a kohlrabi is a parsnippy thing. WE ARE BROTHERS :O
[10:44] <manohar> i started using a computer when i finished my medicine..
[10:44] <ActionParsnip1> hahaa killer
[10:44] <yaztalk> sorry I have to disconnect now
[10:45] <sveakex> uibuntu isn't that difficult :P
[10:45] <kholerabbi> au revior
[10:46] <Basilikum> kk, im still waiting
[10:47] <ikonia> Basilikum: what is the issue ?#
[10:47] <Guest23274> hi i downloaded the tar.vz but how can i install look http://pastebin.com/d12067407
[10:48] <ikonia> Guest23274: those are python scripts
[10:48] <prodigel> hi all. I want to remove kde 4 and it's plasma thing, and don't know how. help appreciated
[10:48] <manohar> anyone here to help me with ubuntu?
[10:48] <ikonia> manohar: `if you ask a question we can try
[10:48] <prodigel> manohar, what's your problem?
[10:49] <manohar> in update manager.... it hangs at some point.... and at the end it says that error occured while udating....
[10:49] <Guest23274> what can i do for install the program and have the shortcut in the desktop
[10:49] <manohar> if u people want i can post that error msg
[10:49] <ikonia> manohar: pay attention to the error
[10:49] <ikonia> manohar: put it in a pastebin
[10:50] <Guest23274> what can i do for install the program and have the shortcut in the desktop ikonia
[10:50] <manohar> i really dont understand what it means...
[10:50] <Myrtti> !paste | manohar
[10:50] <Basilikum> ikonia: trying to install ati drivers via console
[10:50] <ikonia> Guest23274: you'll need to read the documentation of the application as it's a python script application
[10:50] <ikonia> Basilikum: what part are you having problems with
[10:50] <ikonia> !ati > Basilikum
[10:50] <ikonia> Basilikum: check the docs from ubottu and see what you don't understand
[10:51] <Guest23274> manohar look for your problem copy the text enter www.pastebin.com and paste there
[10:51] <petr_> zdarec, je tu nekdo  ? nevím jak se to tu používá
[10:51] <Myrtti> !pl | petr_
[10:52] <Myrtti> !cz | petr_
[10:52] <Guest23274> ikonia but im not very good im new i understand to first use mkdir and something but i dont undersand
[10:52] <ikonia> Guest23274: what does the document say to do - where did you get it ?
[10:52] <ikonia> Guest23274: where did you get the package
[10:53] <manohar> wait a min....
[10:53] <loup> when i login in ubuntu, there happens for about 5 seconds nothing, like a freeze, before my desktop starts to be loaded
[10:53] <manohar> i am trying to post the error...
[10:53] <loup> just as when my system freezes for 5 seconds
[10:53] <blery> hello, I need a gui to access files of a windows server on lan. Is there anything? Thanks in advance!
[10:53] <manohar> after that how can i give a link here?
[10:53] <Guest23274> from the webpage www.emesene.com ikonia
[10:54] <Guest23274> copy the link and paste here manohar
[10:54] <manohar> what does this mean????
[10:54] <manohar> Errors
[10:54] <manohar>     * Sorry, your post tripped our spam filter - let us know if you think this could be improved
[10:54] <ikonia> Basilikum: rdesktop
[10:54] <ikonia> monstah: it means you've pasted too long a line into the windows
[10:54] <dayo_> What is the skype port? i need to block in on the firewall
[10:54] <ikonia> monstah: use the pastebin
[10:54] <ikonia> blery: rdesktop sorry
[10:54] <manohar> i am using the paste bin....
[10:55] <ikonia> blery: search for "remote desktop viewer" in the package manager
[10:55] <manohar> i am sorry this is the first time....i dont know how to use it....
[10:55] <ikonia> blery: sorry - remote desktop client
[10:55] <manohar> aanyone pls tell me how to use pastebin?
[10:55] <blery> ikonia, I want to retrieve files.. not just controlling the machine
[10:55] <bazhang> manohar, open a browser to paste.ubuntu.com and paste there then save and give us the url
[10:55] <ikonia> Guest23274: that website - is a domain holder - that is not where you got the package from
[10:56] <ikonia> blery: scp/ftp/samba
[10:56] <blery> ikonia, how can i use samba to access files on the windows machine? shouldn't it run samba server?
[10:56] <Guest23274> manohar select the web adress from your browser secondary click select copy and then here put secondary click and select paste
[10:56] <corey__> what command is used to list open windows in the terminal?
[10:56] <blery> ikonia, it has no ftp.
[10:57] <blery> ikonia, from windows I can access them if I go to network places.
[10:57] <Guest23274> ikonia i downloaded from ther
[10:57] <manohar> is this what u people r talking about??? i mean the URL???/
[10:57] <manohar> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123249/
[10:57] <loup> ups
[10:57] <loup> i enable the real root account in ubuntu
[10:57] <loup> how can i disable it again?
[10:58] <manohar> did i do the homework?
[10:58] <craryfans> l'm coming
[10:58] <Myrtti> manohar: yeah :-)
[10:58] <rww> loup: sudo passwd -l root
[10:58] <ikonia> Guest23274: you didn't
[10:58] <Andrew``> Hi all.. I know this is strange, but what program in windows do I need to burn an ISO image (ubuntu 8.10) to CD?
[10:58] <ikonia> Guest23274: there is nothing on that site
[10:59] <craryfans> yes
[10:59] <loup> rww, thanks
[10:59] <rww> Andrew``: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto#Windows
[10:59] <Myrtti> Andrew``: try infrarecorder
[10:59] <Guest23274> well ikonia try these http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?groupname=emesene&filename=emesene-1.0.1.tar.gz&use_mirror=internap
[11:00] <oCean_> blery: If you go to Places > Network, there's also the windows network. Seems that (samba) shares should appear there..
[11:00] <manohar> so what am i supposed to do for my error?
[11:00] <ikonia> Guest23274: yes - that is the real site
[11:00] <manohar> will i get any help for my error?
[11:00] <ikonia> Guest23274: not the site you gave me
[11:00] <maxagaz> how to check which users are part of a group ?
[11:01] <ikonia> maxagaz: id $user
[11:01] <maxagaz> ikonia: how to do it from the group name
[11:01] <maxagaz> ?
[11:01] <blery> oCean_, yeah but i get an error like that: Failed to retrieve share list from server.
[11:01] <manohar> hello... anyone aware of my problem????
[11:01] <Guest23274> s0rry ikonia
[11:02] <ikonia> Guest23274: you need to contact the developers then and ask them for install instructions, they are listed on the sourceforge website
[11:02] <quibbler> maxagaz: system-administration-users and groups  unlock manage groups go to group and check
[11:02] <ikonia> Guest23274: this is not a problem that is anything to do with ubuntu
[11:03] <maxagaz> quibbler, i'm not sure to understand...
[11:03] <manohar> @quibbler.... is that piece of advice for me?
[11:03] <manohar> can anyone give a solution to this problem????   http://paste.ubuntu.com/123249/
[11:03] <quibbler> manohar: no
[11:03] <Guest23274> ok another think im using kubuntu, a friend told me ubuntu is better supported give your opinion please
[11:03] <manohar> ok...
[11:04] <manohar> will u be my helper?
[11:04] <ikonia> monstah: it means your repo mirror is down
[11:04] <ikonia> monstah: contact the maintainers of those mirrors - they are not ubuntu mirrors
[11:04] <quibbler> maxagaz: open users and groups...it is under system-administration
[11:04] <ikonia> maxagaz: type id $user whre $user is the username you want to check
[11:05] <manohar> @ikonia..... i have a problem with update manager....
[11:05] <ikonia> manohar: yes, I can see that and I've just explained the problem
[11:05] <manohar> i want ur help..... can u lend me ur helping hand????
[11:05] <ActionParsnip1> ikonia: you can use $USER, it is the name of the current user in the terminal
[11:05] <manohar> to me????
[11:05] <ikonia> ActionParsnip1: true
[11:05] <ikonia> manohar: you need to contact the owners of those mirrors that you've added to your /etc/apt/sources.list file - as they are currently down
[11:06] <ikonia> monstah: those mirrors are nothing to do with ubuntu
[11:06] <ivan_> hg
[11:06] <apostle> how to unsubscribe to bugs in launchpad
[11:06] <ikonia> apostle: join #launchpad for launchpad support
[11:08] <Guest23274> ok another think im using kubuntu, a friend told me ubuntu is better supported give your opinion please
[11:08] <manohar> ikonia.... i am waiting for ur answer
[11:08] <ikonia> manohar: I've told you what to do
[11:09] <ikonia> Guest23274: both the same
[11:10] <quibbler> dup
[11:10] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: if they are 3rd party repos then theyare not the responsibility of Ubuntu. Only the official repos are. If yo are having a problem with a repo you have manually added it is your responsibility to sort out any troubles you may have. You may have to contact the maintainers to see if there is an issue
[11:10] <Guest23274> i used sudo apt-get install emesene but nothing in k menu and downloaded it
[11:10] <manohar> i am sure u have not i guess... i searched ur posts..... but i dont see any of ur post mentioning what i am supposed to do
[11:10] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: if you were having dificulty with the official repos (the ones yuo have when you first install) then yes it is ubuntu's issue but we cannot support some random servers you are adding to your repository
[11:10] <Stevethepirate> !nat
[11:10] <Stevethepirate> mm
[11:11] <Stevethepirate> !ics
[11:11] <Stevethepirate> <3
[11:11] <manohar> u mean,,,, i should remove repo links other that ubuntu main link?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: we cant support 3rd party repos, only the official ones
[11:12] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: we can get gpg keys if you didnt import them for a particular repo
[11:12] <manohar> what all the official repos?
[11:13] <bullgard4> How can I install the Evolution plugin 'Mail Notification'?
[11:13] <ActionParsnip1> but if the repo isnt responding or doesnt have the app it says it has, how can we influence that?
[11:13] <manohar> i am a noob here...
[11:13] <manohar> i am learning whatever u people r trying to explain....
[11:13] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: i can give you my sources.list if you want, it has the official repos on it for intrepid
[11:13] <ikonia> manohar: you are supported to contact the people who maintain the software repo's you've installed
[11:13] <manohar> so pls tell me what i am supposed to do now for that error...
[11:13] <ikonia> bullgard4: is it packaged as an ubuntu package ?
[11:14] <ikonia> manohar: remove those lines from /etc/apt-sources.list
[11:14] <ikonia> manohar: remove those lines from /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: when you use synaptic / apt-get you use the internet to access repositorys which are huge servers with packages on
[11:14] <bullgard4> ikonia: I don't know that.
[11:14] <ikonia> bullgard4: worth checking
[11:14] <QingShan> How can I use mtools?
[11:14] <Yaron> Is there any chance that I can get some help with classifying a bug in Ubuntu Server edition?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: sounds like you have added some repositorys to your sources.list and they dont work / dont exist so are breaking your updates
[11:14] <ikonia> Yaron: in what way (also be aware of #ubuntu-server)
[11:14] <ActionParsnip1> manohar: so if you remove them, it will work
[11:15] <Yaron> ikonia: thanks, i'll go there
[11:15] <QingShan> I wan't write a program in a disk
[11:15] <manohar> its not letting me to remove also...especially that videolan thing
[11:15] <manohar> how do i remove it?
[11:15] <ikonia> manohar: `how did you add it
[11:15] <QingShan> which file name like *.img
[11:16] <manohar> i really dont know....
[11:16] <manohar> i said i am a noob
[11:16] <QingShan> Can I get Some Help?
[11:16] <ikonia> QingShan: what do you want
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> QingShan: you can use img2iso to convert it
[11:17] <ActionParsnip1> !info img2iso
[11:17] <manohar> @ikonia.... i am seeking ur help
[11:17] <gldtn> hello.. I had to reinstall ubuntu.. so now Iḿ trying to get everything working again.. but I'm stuck with sonata and mpd... I got everything working fine, it evens connects but I cant see my music database under sonata. What can possibly be wrong here?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip1> QingShan: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-447855.html
[11:18] <quibbler> bullgard4: in a terminal type: sudo apt-get mail-notification-evolution
[11:18] <bazhang> manohar, problem with sources.list?
[11:18] <manohar> ye
[11:18] <QingShan> Thank YOU
[11:18] <manohar> what to do???? its not allowing me to remove those resources also....
[11:19] <bazhang> manohar, did you pastebin the sources.list ? I missed it
[11:19] <lstarnes> manohar: how are you trying to remove them?
[11:19] <manohar> nop
[11:19] <manohar> i will do it now
[11:19] <bazhang> manohar, not in channel but paste.ubuntu.com
[11:20] <ikonia> bazhang: he pasted it - 3rd party repos are causing a problem
[11:20] <ikonia> bazhang: the 3rd party repos appear down
[11:20] <bazhang> ikonia, ok I missed it
[11:20] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[11:20] <ikonia> bazhang: no sweat, just didn't want to cover old ground again
[11:20] <ActionParsnip1> !hi | silv3r_m00n
[11:21] <silv3r_m00n> ActionParsnip1: I am looking for a gcc documentation like msdn
[11:21] <manohar> ok...here is the link to my error
[11:21] <manohar> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123259/
[11:21] <manohar> bazhang... i have pasted the error on this link.....
[11:21] <manohar> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123259/
[11:22] <Yaron> there's no answer in ubuntu-server so i'll consult you guys about the bug
[11:23] <Yaron> I booted from cd
[11:23] <Yaron> I selected a keymap (Hebrew)
[11:23] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: did yu md5 check the iso before you burned it as well as checking the cd was ok at the first bootup screen?
[11:23] <Yaron> yes
[11:24] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: which, both?
[11:24] <Yaron> it happened with few cds
[11:24] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: md5 checks and checking the cd is hugely important
[11:24] <Yaron> it happened with couple of CDs... which downloaded from different computers
[11:24] <bazhang> manohar, you having problems with medibuntu? or some other repos
[11:24] <bullgard4> quibbler: Indeed, this DEB program package was not installed on my computer. I am going now to restart that computer.
[11:25] <Yaron> this bug has nothing to do with integrity
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: its worth checking so you can rule it out as the cause
[11:25] <ikonia> bullgard4: the repo didn't install it or did you install from a 3rd party deb  ?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip1> we'llassume the cd is ok
[11:25] <Yaron> its not the cause i'm sure!
[11:25] <Yaron> OK
[11:26] <quibbler> ikonia: it's in the repos
[11:26] <Yaron> now, after selecting Hebrew as keymap
[11:26] <Basilikum> question: how can i install a videocard driver via console without internet-connection?
[11:26] <ikonia> quibbler: I know, but did he install it from the repo ?
[11:26] <Yaron> I finished the installation
[11:26] <bazhang> Basilikum, which driver downloaded from where
[11:26] <Yaron> I couldn't type in English after the installation has finished because my keymap was set to Hebrew
[11:26] <ActionParsnip1> !locale
[11:26] <Yaron> and CAPSLOCK commands does not work
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> !keyboard
[11:27] <quibbler> ikonia: i asked him to sudo apt-get mail-notification-evolution
[11:27] <Yaron> Its pure CLI now GNOME!
[11:27] <Yaron> no...
[11:27] <Yaron> not GNOME i mean
[11:27] <Basilikum> bazhang: saphirre hd 4870 is the card, there is no driver downloaded actually
[11:27] <bullgard4> ikonia: I do not understand your question. A repro is a copy of a painting or document. And I cannot decipher the meaning of the message.
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: oic
[11:27] <jscinoz_> Hmm i'm noticing a slight problem with virt-manager
[11:27] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: let me websearch
[11:27] <Yaron> thanks...
[11:28] <vigo> Yaron: is it Vowel Points?
[11:28] <Yaron> no
[11:28] <Yaron> I can't type anything
[11:28] <Yaron> there is not Hebrew support in CLI
[11:28] <bazhang> Basilikum, that is ati? nvidia? you would need to download at some point
[11:28] <Basilikum> bazhang: ati
[11:28] <Yaron> Connecting externally is not an option
[11:28] <jscinoz_> if i already have dnsmasq running, it fails to create the bridge for virtual networks, as dnsmasq is already providing dhcp... even if i have except-interface=virbr0, it still fails, any ideas?
[11:28] <Yaron> although it work
[11:28] <vigo> Yaron: Did you try Israel?
[11:29] <Yaron> What? how can I try Israel?
[11:29] <Yaron> I can't switch my keyboard to anything beside the Israeli Keymap (Hebrew)
[11:29] <vigo> Yaron: It is in the Keyboard selection, one sec
[11:29] <Basilikum> bazhang: but all the driver installation guides i found need a internet connection, cause they are just wizards for many videocards
[11:29] <bazhang> Basilikum, will this box have internet at some future point in time?
[11:29] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: so do you have something like this: http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il/msg47241.html
[11:29] <Yaron> Its not a problem, i'm pretty sure its a bug
[11:29] <Basilikum> bazhang: it has, as soon as i deinstall the videocard
[11:30] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: here is my xorg.con with default options: http://pastebin.com/f7e8b9298
[11:30] <gldtn> may someone help please?
[11:30] <ActionParsnip1> !ask | gldtn
[11:30] <bazhang> gldtn, need a question
[11:30] <gldtn>  I'm stuck with sonata and mpd... I got everything working fine, it evens connects but I cant see my music database under sonata. What can possibly be wrong here?
[11:30] <Yaron> yes but I can't edit it because I can't type anything
[11:30] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: hmm, you could ssh in maybe
[11:31] <Yaron> I need to connect externally in order to edit my Xorg.conf
[11:31] <Yaron> If i need to connect externally its a bug!
[11:31] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: i think sshd is installed by default
[11:31] <Yaron> I know...
[11:31] <Yaron> That's what I did, guys I need you to help me to classify the bug...
[11:32] <Yaron> Under what category or package should I report it
[11:32] <jeawy> is there a ./runInstaller in ubuntu 8.04?
[11:32] <Yaron> and also if this bug happens with other keymaps
[11:32] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: ive never heard anyone else experience this, does it do it every install? Maybe you could rerun the cd then see if it autoselects hebrew, then try to re-select a different language
[11:32] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: not sure, if its wrong Im sure it will be moved
[11:32] <Yaron> it doesn't, I selected Hebrew
[11:32] <shadeslayer> hi GNOME says CPU frequency scaling is disabled
[11:32] <jeawy> is there a ./runInstaller in ubuntu 8.04?
[11:33] <Yaron> it is not autoselected...
[11:33] <shadeslayer> any idea how to fix it??
[11:33] <ActionParsnip1> jeawy: you can get them yes, for many apps, not ubuntu though, ubuntu is installed via a cd, usb or iso
[11:33] <Yaron> My suggestion of fix is to be able to write in Hebrew but only if the proper xkbmp command is typed
[11:34] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: you could boot to a bootable cd of some other kind (desktop ubuntu, even gentoo minimal will do) and edit the xorg.conf file
[11:34] <Yaron> so the default for server or any CLI will be english
[11:34] <Yaron> I guess I can, but its still a bug...
[11:34] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: then put that in your bug report
[11:34] <bullgard4> quibbler: This provided a new Plugin 'Jean-Yves Lefort's Mail Notification' but not 'Mail Notification'. What is the difference?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: i think you are right
[11:34] <Yaron> thanks but under what package?
[11:34] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: installer maybe
[11:35] <ludan> hi guys
[11:35] <Yaron> thanks!!
[11:35] <Yaron> debian installer?
[11:35] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: sure
[11:35] <ActionParsnip1> Yaron: if its wrong it will be moved
[11:35] <ludan> I have a funny realtek ALC262 sound chip and the damn internal mic does not work
[11:35] <jeawy> ActionParsnipl:why cann`t I find it?
[11:35] <shadeslayer> so....???
[11:35] <ludan> is there any work around for this??
[11:35] <ActionParsnip1> jeawy: find what?
[11:35] <Yaron> thank you guys! ubuntu is the best OS ever!
[11:35] <jeawy> the file i just say.
[11:35] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: make sure its not muted for starters
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> !sound | ludan
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> jeawy: that is a little vague, what are you trying to achieve?
[11:36] <elatio> dear ubuntu; why does the GRUB bootloader have several different versions of ubuntu and how can I remove the old ones
[11:36] <vigo> You found the Deb installer?
[11:36] <ludan> ActionParsnip1: I tried but look at here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SndHdaIntelSoundProblems
[11:36] <ludan> it seems there is nothing to do but I can't believe it :(
[11:36] <ActionParsnip1> elatio: those are old kernels, you can uninstall the old kernels to save ~30Mb a kernel
[11:37] <elatio> thanks, how would I do that?
[11:37] <gldtn> ok I got that fixed seemed like a permission problem
[11:37] <quibbler> bullgard4: i thought you had mail-notification and were looking for the plugin...you have to install mail-notification  as well    sudo apt-get install mail-notification
[11:37] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: run: lspci in terminal
[11:38] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: it will tell you what it is
[11:38] <Basilikum> question: can i install a video card without the card physically installed in the computer?
[11:38] <Basilikum> i mean can i install the drivers
[11:38] <elatio> if you know which drivers you need then yes
[11:38] <C-S-B> elatio, You could also comment out the kernels you don't want listed if you want to keep them on the system for compatibility
[11:38] <gldtn> just another question guys: Where is the configuration for double clicking a application title bar so it scrolls up? do I need compiz fusion for that(gnome)
[11:38] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: you can certainly install the drivers and configure xorg.conf
[11:38] <ludan> ActionParsnip1: I have a couple of sound chip: Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD 34xx Series] and this one Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[11:38] <Basilikum> how?
[11:39] <Basilikum> i just know what card i have
[11:39] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: then i'd suggest disabling one until you get the other working
[11:39] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: what card is it?
[11:39] <ludan> ActionParsnip1: how to disable then?
[11:39] <Basilikum> action:sapphire hd 4870 1gb
[11:39] <Basilikum> at
[11:40] <yinlong> i am a new user
[11:40] <yinlong> i dont know
[11:40] <Basilikum> ati radeon
[11:40] <yinlong> how to use sicm
[11:40] <yinlong> who can help me ?
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: if its onboard you want to disable then disable it in bios
[11:40] <ActionParsnip1> !ati | Basilikum
[11:40] <ludan> ActionParsnip1: it is a silly bios, basically you can do nothing
[11:41] <C-S-B> the bios, it does nothing.
[11:41] <C-S-B> ¬_¬
[11:41] <shadeslayer> hi gnome says CPU frequency scaling unsupported
[11:41] <shadeslayer> !scaling
[11:42] <ActionParsnip1> ludan: i'd read themanual for your motherboard
[11:42] <shadeslayer> how do i restart it??
[11:42] <Basilikum> actionparsnip1: already have that link, just didnt help
[11:43] <XB23> whats the best MTA for ubuntu
[11:43] <XB23> postfix seems to overload my CPU
[11:43] <shadeslayer> !mta
[11:43] <Errietta> Hello. Ever since I installed Ubuntu 8.10 I get this: Errors were encountered while processing: g15daemon g15macro E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) why?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=878709
[11:44] <C-S-B> Talking of cpu scaling, any way of controling it on the acer one so that it always drops automatically to 80mhz when on battery? The option in gnome conf editor isnt there.
[11:44] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: yes
[11:44] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: theres an app for it
[11:44] <ActionParsnip1> Basilikum: the driver wont work until you put the hardware in
[11:44] <C-S-B> shadeslayer, cool, whats it called?
[11:45] <phait> hey all, I'd like to downgrade from ibex to hardy, is it as simple as changing 'ibex' to 'hardy' in the various sources list?
[11:45] <shadeslayer> cpu freq-selector
[11:45] <bazhang> phait, no
[11:46] <phait> bazhang, can you tell me what would be involved?
[11:46] <Errietta> hello??
[11:46] <shadeslayer> but CPU has specific frequencies
[11:46] <Errietta> am i invisible here?
[11:46] <shadeslayer> nope
[11:46] <bazhang> phait, backup and full re-install
[11:46] <Errietta> Then why isn't anyone answering what I asked
[11:46] <Ethos> lol
 Hello. Ever since I installed Ubuntu 8.10 I get this: Errors were encountered while processing: g15daemon g15macro E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) why?
[11:46] <shadeslayer> maybe we dont know
[11:46] <bazhang> Errietta, be patient
[11:46] <shadeslayer> :|
[11:46] <shadeslayer> !patient
[11:46] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: do you have more than one package app open/
[11:46] <shadeslayer> :|
[11:46] <Errietta> bazhang, that would go against being myself
[11:46] <ikonia> shadeslayer: stop that
[11:46] <shadeslayer> hehe
[11:46] <Errietta> ActionParsnip1, don't think so
[11:46] <phait> bazhang, ok, thanks.
[11:47] <shadeslayer> :| :|
[11:47] <Errietta> ActionParsnip1, Well my update manager doesn't work so i have to use the command line..
[11:47] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: well if synaptic is open its not gonna work with apt-get
[11:47] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: make sure its not still open
[11:47] <Errietta> but it doesn't say "couldn't lock whatever because another proccess is using it" as it usually does
[11:47] <shadeslayer> sorry
[11:47] <phait> bazhang, do all the dirs under my home folder get deleted? I read somewhere that they do not.
[11:47] <bazhang> shadeslayer, behave
[11:47] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: then try: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install
[11:47] <C-S-B> shadeslayer, I must have that installed, as the monitor applet is working
[11:48] <C-S-B> but I cant get it to auto switch on battery
[11:48] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: well left click on it
[11:48] <shadeslayer> yeah
[11:48] <bazhang> phait, you have a separate home partition?
[11:48] <Errietta>  Errors were encountered while processing: g15daemon g15macro E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[11:48] <Errietta> again
[11:48] <phait> bazhang, butts, no I don;t ok. Full back up it is then.
[11:48] <C-S-B> I'm sure thats all go left clicking to set, but it would be nice to have it do it automatically when on battery
[11:48] <ActionParsnip1> !fixapt | Errietta
[11:48] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: try that
[11:48] <Errietta> but uh
[11:48] <Errietta> all other updates DO install
[11:48] <ikonia> Errietta: has your machine "crashed"
[11:48] <Errietta> it';s just gd whatever
[11:48] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: hmm well you can install kpowermanager
[11:49] <bazhang> phait, you may wish to repair it, or wait the eight weeks or so for next release
[11:49] <carpii> is there a command line tool that will interrogate kde's inferred MIME association for a given file?
[11:49] <Errietta> ikonia, it depends on what u mean
[11:49] <Errietta> xD
[11:49] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: just a sec, i websearched and your errors turned up
[11:49] <ikonia> Errietta: do me a favour, please drop the text speak - it's "you" not u
[11:49] <C-S-B> shadeslayer, isnt that a kde app?
[11:49] <bazhang> Errietta, dont type one word and enter key
[11:49] <Errietta> ok sorry
[11:49] <ikonia> Errietta: has your machine lost power/shutdown unexpectedly
[11:49] <ikonia> Errietta: have you had to power off your machine due to a lock up ?
[11:49] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: works for me
[11:49] <phait> bazhang, hmm, well the Jaunty page reports that the nvidia drivers are screwy which is stopping me right now. It's mainly for the php release as 2.6.2 appears to have some memory leaks
[11:50] <C-S-B> mmm...
[11:50] <C-S-B> I'll look into it thanks.
[11:50] <shadeslayer> C-S-B: actual name kpowersave
[11:50] <broonsparrow> hi. im trying to move files into /var/www/ and I'm getting an error "Error moving file: Permission denied". what am i doing wrong? i guess i'm missing something basic!
[11:50] <ikonia> broonsparrow: use sudo
[11:50] <Errietta> ikonia, actually iv'e had to shutdown using the power button cause sleeping makes Ubuntu die..
[11:50] <ikonia> Errietta: ok - so it has lost power then
[11:50] <Errietta> which is another prob id like to fix if possible
[11:50] <shadeslayer> hi CPU freqency is currently unsupported
[11:51] <ikonia> Errietta: there is a common issue where a process/file is locking or currupting the database ActionParsnip1's suggest should give more info on that
[11:51] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys
[11:51] <ikonia> shadeslayer: on what cpu ?
[11:51] <quibbler> shadeslayer: look here: http://www.howtoforge.com/cpu_frequency_scaling_ubuntu
[11:51] <ActionParsnip1> Errietta: sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[11:51] <Errietta> http://pastebin.com/m36c93961
[11:52] <Errietta> ActionParsnip1, http://pastebin.com/m36c93961
[11:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Hi guys, Im downloading a .tar package, how do I install it?
[11:52] <bazhang> ohletmeinnowjesu, which package
[11:52] <ActionParsnip1> ohletmeinnowjesu: whats the name of the file?
[11:52] <ikonia> Errietta: thats a warning
[11:52] <ikonia> Errietta: it's saying one of your applications is not configured
[11:52] <Errietta> aha
[11:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip1: http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?groupname=juploadr&filename=jUploadr-1.2alpha1-linuxGTK-amd64.tar.gz&use_mirror=waix
[11:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip1:  juploadr
[11:52] <shadeslayer> ohletmeinnowjesu: just hit the install button
[11:53] <ohletmeinnowjesu> shadeslayer: huh?
[11:53] <shadeslayer> ohletmeinnowjesu: where you want to install the app
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> !info juploader
[11:53] <Errietta> so what now?
[11:53] <hay_ig2000> hi all, i installed ktorrent but can't find any plugins installed?
[11:53] <ohletmeinnowjesu> ActionParsnip1: thats why im downloading it manually
[11:53] <hay_ig2000> using intrepid
[11:53] <broonsparrow> ikonia, how do i do that when i'm dragging a file from one folder to another?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip1> ohletmeinnowjesu: tar zxvf jUploadr-1.2alpha1-linuxGTK-amd64.tar.gz
[11:54] <ActionParsnip1> ohletmeinnowjesu: you need your terminal in the same directory as the file
[11:54] <remoteCTR1> can somebody pls point me the way to a download location for the alternate cd please? somehow i only find torrent links here...
[11:54] <Errietta> ikonia, how do i fix it
[11:54] <Errietta> plz hurry i have to eat
[11:54] <blodski> how can i fix /etc/sudoers accidently screwed it up
[11:54] <Errietta> .-.
[11:55] <Errietta> ij
[11:55] <Errietta> ok
[11:55] <Errietta> w.e
[11:55] <Errietta> brb
[11:55] <FloodBot1> Errietta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:55] <shadeslayer> how do i start the frequency app
[11:55] <blodski> remoteCTR1: ubuntu.com ?
[11:55] <shadeslayer> it says scaling not supported
[11:55] <remoteCTR1> blodski: well thats what i thought, yepp
[11:56] <emegion> Hello does anyone know if I can get vmware server packages for ubuntu linux?
[11:56] <remoteCTR1> there only seem to be torrent links there unless i am completely blind...
[11:56] <ActionParsnip1> emegion: sure  can
[11:56] <fasta> Is there a way to go to a state where the sound system (whatever is the one Ubuntu is using today!) is like it would be when one would run it from a LiveCD?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip1> !vmware | emegion
[11:56] <blodski> !sudoers
[11:56] <sveakex> !sudo
[11:56] <fasta> I would like to submit a test report for the hardware so that my broken sound system is reported in the hardware testing system, but the sound test is not being run.
[11:57] <ActionParsnip1> blodski: boot to recovery root console, then add your user to the admin group, or take it out then in
[11:57] <blodski> k
[11:57] <boot_loop> Anyone know how I can get taskbars in gnome to stay put? I have two task bars aligned at the top of my screen, but when I log out and back in they flip flop and the wrong one is on top of the other
[11:57] <ActionParsnip1> blodski: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14366
[11:57] <hawodi> Hello all. Am having trouble activating nvidia restricted driver for ubuntu intrepid on sony vaio VGN-N21z
[11:57] <Schmidt> I want to add a PCI WLAN card to one of my machines so it can act as an AP, I'm doing some research into it now, but does anyone have any tips on brands that works well?
[11:58] <banisterfiend> this is a song for carol!
[11:58] <bullgard4> quibbler: There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why s that so?
[11:58] <bazhang> !ot > banisterfiend
[11:58] <banisterfiend> you're into japanese fast food!
[11:58] <hawodi> I have installed the 177 restricted drivers and rebooted but I still can't activate the nvidia drivers! Any suggestions pls.
[11:58] <ivve> Hey, I have a question regarding ubuntu requirements, could someone help me answer?
[11:58] <banisterfiend> ok sorry bazhang
[11:58] <Prophetus> how i can enable cgi on apache2 ?
[11:58] <banisterfiend> but do you like the pixies bazhang?
[11:58] <lexrex> is there a way to delete all empty directories
[11:59] <lexrex> perhaps using find -exec {}
[12:00] <fasta> lexrex: just use find to find all directories in the system then write some code which tests whether a directory is empty and do that in a loop, rm if the test is true.
[12:00] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements ivve
[12:01] <ivve> well yeah i am running it, i know, but i wonder how major the difference in performance is between xubuntu and ubuntu?
[12:01] <vigo> lexrex: There is a thing called FSlint
[12:01] <quibbler> bullgard4: i have no idea ...i use mail notification with thunderbird not evolution the mail-notification-evolution says only that it provides support for mail notification
[12:01] <hay_ig2000> any help with ktorrent plugins?
[12:01] <bazhang> ivve, some minor gains iirc
[12:01] <sveakex> ivve: i don't think there is any, xfce comes with compiz
[12:01] <ivve> running a 1.6ghz intel mobile and 1 gig ram, is it worth even trying ubuntu or is it going to be slow as?
[12:01] <sveakex> iiv
[12:02] <ivve> should i go for xubuntu straight away?
[12:02] <bazhang> ivve, that is plenty for gnome
[12:02] <sveakex> ivve: ubuntu minimal and install what you need
[12:02] <ivve> on this machine ubuntu is really heavy and itÃ's 1.0ghz p3 512mb ram
[12:02] <ivve> so i'm a bit sceptic about running ubuntu at all, seems to eat so much memory?
[12:02] <bazhang> hay_ig2000, which plugins?
[12:03] <hay_ig2000> ktorrent plugins
[12:03] <hay_ig2000> they are not shown
[12:03] <J-_> !xubuntu | ivve
[12:03] <bazhang> hay_ig2000, yes; which ones
[12:03] <rrplay> ivve : try #!crunchbang    open box desktop
[12:03] <ivve> i'm running xfce on this one over ubuntu but damn it's still slow.
[12:03] <hay_ig2000> all
[12:04] <ivve> Well i'm a total newbie in linux, and openbox demands some configuration.
[12:04] <sveakex> ivve: xfve sucks :P
[12:04] <ivve> but i've had my eyes on it
[12:04] <ivve> sveakex well yeah i thought it would be faster, but after going from gnome to xfce on this machine it didn't make such a difference.
[12:04] <J-_> ivve: Check out Openbox, or Fluxbox. They're windows managers, not a full desktop environment, but you can intregrate nautilus along with gnome daemons in Openbox, or Fluxbox and I'm sure others
[12:04] <rrplay> ivee :: loads at abot 130MB
[12:04] <sveakex> ivve: try something like fluxbox
[12:05] <bazhang> rrplay, please dont recommend that here; its not supported and offtopic
[12:05] <ivve> does it have graphic configuration?
[12:05] <J-_> I find Openbox to be easier to setup than fluxbox.
[12:05] <ivve> again, total newbie and cannot handle the terminal very well
[12:05] <rrplay> bazhang, ok    got it
[12:05] <lexrex> vigo, thanks -- i'll look into it
[12:05] <etfb> Open Office 3.0 has been out for a while.  Why isn't it included in Ubuntu?
[12:05] <ivve> and openbox seems to need some configuration no?
[12:05] <sveakex> ivve: openbox menu is done in xml and it is a pain the ass
[12:05] <ivve> yeah, that's what i thought
[12:06] <vigo> lexrex: I have used it for a while now, it is a GUI thing, but works
[12:06] <J-_> ivve: Query me, and I'll give you some recommended sites that will help you setup openbox really nice. YMMV though.
[12:06] <rrplay> ivve: there is a gui config tool for openbox
[12:06] <hay_ig2000> settings>configure ktorrent>plugins>empty
[12:06] <ivve> i'm coming straight from windows so i'm damn lost in this, but i really want to learn
[12:06] <Stef1> Hi, is there any way to have a translation 'widget' on my desktop so I don't have to go to the translate website?
[12:06] <sveakex> ivve: openbox doesn't have a panel by default
[12:06] <ivve> No, I noticed.
[12:07] <ivve> How fast is openbox then? I'm a bit sceptic, when I was running gnome people were going "Oh no man go Xfce, it's sooo much fasterÃ."
[12:07] <ivve> Which I can't really say i feel
[12:08] <sveakex> ivve: fluxbox/open are only window managers, not an entire DE
[12:08] <vigo> Stef1: You can use AbiWord or your fave text editor with extra language packs.
[12:08] <ivve> sveakex oh real
[12:08] <ivve> i thought it was.
[12:08] <ivve> haha.
[12:09] <Stef1> thx vigo
[12:09] <vigo> Stef1: Then create a launcher, after it is set up
[12:09] <Errietta> hi im back
[12:09] <sveakex> ivve: openbox is just a window border, and a menu, fluxbox is the same thing with a panel
[12:09] <Errietta> so how do  solve my problem
[12:10] <sveakex> ivve: you can also take a look at lxde, it is a real lightweight DE
[12:11] <Errietta> reteftert
[12:11] <ivve> sveakex what's it like design wise?
[12:12] <sveakex> ivve, openbox with a panel and some session features, with a sucky terminal which you should replace with rxvt-unicode/urxvt
[12:13] <hay_ig2000> i restarted ktorrent once again and plugins are shown now :)
[12:14] <blodski> after i accidently fucked up sudoers, it doesnt autologin anymore, just ends up at the console login prompt, and not ubundu desktop login, how can i fix that?
[12:17] <dnet4> _musa
[12:17] <blodski> any ideas?
[12:17] <evocallaghan> Hey, Anyone ever ordered from System76 from the UK ?
[12:17] <rrplay> blodski, :: language ??
[12:17] <khirr> hello, i'm lookin for a program to make bash scripts on gnome, with colors and more for sintaxis
[12:18] <blodski> language?
[12:18] <blodski> english?
[12:18] <evocallaghan> England yea
[12:18] <blodski> replied to rrplay
[12:18] <IndyGunFreak> evocallaghan: i've heard of them, but never boguht anything of course.
[12:19] <rrplay> blodski,  english  clean
[12:19] <evocallaghan> Right o; Thanks
[12:19] <blodski> oh men för fan
[12:19] <blodski> let me rephrase for sensitive ppl: after i accidently messed up sudoers, it doesnt autologin anymore, just ends up at the console login prompt, and not ubundu desktop login, how can i fix that?
[12:20] <blodski> there, can u help me now?
[12:20] <evocallaghan> That's a bit gay, they do such a good price on the kind of laptop I want.
[12:20] <IndyGunFreak> !uk | evocallaghan you might find more people familiar w/ them here.
[12:21] <blodski> !autologin
[12:21] <evocallaghan> lol Queen's
[12:21] <evocallaghan> Thanks
[12:21] <rrplay> blodski, : so what is your problem ?
[12:21] <blodski> it doesnt auto start startx
[12:21] <netman> hi , i have problem recently when i try to use vi or vim on remote console text not alwyas appears or dont show correctly
[12:21] <blodski> just gets me to the login prompt in console mode
[12:21] <netman> any have some ideas ?
[12:22] <dimebar> netman: thats because your local settings aren't on the remote box
[12:22]  * G69 Bom dia!
[12:22] <rrplay> blodski, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[12:22] <blodski> will it always start that then?
[12:22] <dimebar> if you're going to be regularly working on a remote box i suggest scp-ing your .vimrc
[12:22] <rrplay> blodski, if you have gnome
[12:22] <blodski> i do
[12:22] <rrplay> blodski, kdm for kd
[12:22] <netman> mmm im not sure that the problem dimebar this problem appears aprox 2 weeks ago
[12:23] <rrplay> kde
[12:23] <mun> hi
[12:23] <dimebar> netman: what way is the text showing incrrectly?
[12:23] <dimebar> incorrectly*
[12:23] <netman> some characters are not displayed for exmample
[12:23] <blodski> thx rrplay
[12:24] <rrplay> blodski, sure
[12:24] <mun> does anyone know how to change the colour of the menu (with File, Edit, etc.)? i've tried changing themes from Appearence Preference, but it's still the same.
[12:25] <almost> hi
[12:25] <netman> for example i try to open a file and sometime for show text i need to star scroll up and down the document
[12:26] <almost> under ssh what does under netstat -a what does SYN_RECV mean
[12:27] <blodski> rrplay: after reboot, it's the same thing again tho :(
[12:27] <broonsparrow> installing mysql - i;m getting an error 'Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)' when i ry and set up a root account(?) any idea what I'm doing wrong?
[12:28] <q0_0p> anyone here can help me with unetbootin installing ubuntu through usb?
[12:28] <blodski> did u login using mysql -u root -p ?
[12:28] <rrplay> blodski, did you type that in at a prompt ??
[12:28] <q0_0p> i have SD card in a usb dongle
[12:28] <blodski> yes
[12:28] <q0_0p> do i treat it like usb
[12:28] <q0_0p> ?
[12:28] <q0_0p> it will boot if i boot usb through grub
[12:28] <q0_0p> but if i boot on a computer that has windows
[12:28] <q0_0p> it will not boot
[12:29] <quibbler> mun: in nautikus?
[12:29] <quibbler> *nautilus
[12:29] <mun> quibbler, yeah, and other windows like the terminal, evince, etc.
[12:30] <rrplay> blodski try startx  runlevel as well as su-  even recovery mode at the grub menu and get back
[12:30] <blodski> ok...
[12:32] <quibbler> mun: with appearance and themes works for nautilus and terminal
[12:33] <mun> quibbler, somehow the menu panels stay in the same colour though
[12:34] <quibbler> mun: not for me...it depends on what theme i use
[12:34] <freddy> hi
[12:35] <blodski> when i run startx runlevel, it mentions, bad command line option "xterm"
[12:35] <blodski> still boots to prompt, can i put the restart in fstab or somethin?
[12:35] <blodski> or start
[12:36] <rrplay> blodski you still got a problem with your sudoers files and gdm restart
[12:36] <blodski> k
[12:36] <blery> how can i mount a network place??
[12:36] <freddy> habe ein problem mit ubuntu habe es auf einem compaq armada 1750 installiert und kriege trotz snd1688 keinen sound
[12:36] <mun> quibbler, ok i'll keep looking then. thanks
[12:36] <blery> it doesn't work using smbfs
[12:36] <blery> waits for hours. any ideas?
[12:36] <blodski> !de
[12:37] <rrplay> blodski, I make a pastebin file so not to flood   hang on
[12:37] <blodski> k, thx
[12:37] <freddy> #ubuntu-de
[12:37] <rrplay> blodski,  in a bit
, englisch
[12:37] <quibbler> freddy: /join #ubuntu-de
[12:41] <Michael-> Hey, friends
[12:41] <iamcalledrob> I know i can use the command line to for example, rm -f file100* to delete all files beginning with file100, but is it possible to delete files in a range. for example, files between file500 and file750?
[12:42] <remoteCTR1> iamcalledrob: it is, if you use a for loop but dont ask me for the precise sysntax...
[12:43] <iamcalledrob> remoteCTR1: ahh, so there's no way I can do it in a simple way?
[12:43] <rrplay> blodski, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/123282/
[12:44] <remoteCTR1> iamcalledrob: basically it is a simple way if you know how to syntax it
[12:44] <remoteCTR1> lemme think
[12:44] <iamcalledrob> ahh :)
[12:44] <blodski> i was able to run gdm restart tho
[12:44] <blodski> it just didnt fix it for the next reboot
[12:46] <Incarus> blodski, whats the prob?
[12:46] <rrplay> blodski, did you check your sudoers file ?? and post in pastebin any errors fo xterm  whatever
[12:46] <blodski> i'll try again
[12:46] <rrplay> blodski, ok
[12:46] <remoteCTR1> iamcalledrob: and the winner is: ﻿rm file{500..750}
[12:47] <iamcalledrob> remoteCTR1: wow, that is simple!
[12:47] <iamcalledrob> thank you!
[12:47] <remoteCTR1> aye!
[12:47] <remoteCTR1> no prob:)
[12:47] <Incarus> blodski, whats the prob?
[12:47] <khirr> hello, how can i make a form with zenity?
[12:47] <blodski> messed up my sudoers file
[12:47] <blodski> and now startx wont autostart
[12:48] <iamcalledrob> remoteCTR1: is that feasable if I have range of, say, a million? will it run rm a million times?
[12:48] <remoteCTR1> iamcalledrob: well that'll be the purpose of it, right?
[12:49] <rrplay> blodski, watch for pastebin info
[12:49] <iamcalledrob> remoteCTR1: that's true, hah, sorry
[12:49] <remoteCTR1> iamcalledrob: hehe np
[12:49] <kfir27> Hello , i need help please does ubuntu have dc++ client ?
[12:50] <ikonia> kfir27: search the repo for dc++
[12:50] <kfir27> ok
[12:50] <bazhang> !dc
[12:50] <rw> hi. does anyone know how to get the internal mic working on a asus eeepc 900?
[12:50] <blodski> yep, i've done so, rebooting
[12:50] <blery> GAMIESTE
[12:50] <Incarus> rw, turn up the volume in alsamixer
[12:51] <rw> Incarus: already done so, doesn't seem to work
[12:51] <ikonia> blery: ?
[12:51] <ikonia> blery: what was all that abou
[12:51] <ikonia> about
[12:51] <blodski> gaah, it's the same thing, boots to login prompt in console
[12:52] <adham_afk> hi
[12:52] <Incarus> blodski, paste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[12:52] <Incarus> adham_afk, 1364 users on = no "hi"
[12:52] <blodski> if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ] && [ $(tty) == /dev/tty2 ]; then
[12:52] <Album> HI
[12:52] <blodski> startx
[12:52] <blodski> fi
[12:53] <blodski> that's my .bash_login
[12:53] <FloodBot1> blodski: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:53] <adham_afk> so
[12:53] <adham_afk> mm
[12:53] <Incarus> blodski, paste your /var/log/Xorg.0.log!!
[12:53] <adham_afk> how can i save history?
[12:53] <adham_afk> lets say i if had a conversation with some one
[12:53] <blodski> sry, didnt see it
[12:53] <adham_afk> and i wanted to save the conversation on a text file
, history of what?
[12:53] <asulao> hello. problem using ndiswrapper with amd64 kernel: http://rafb.net/p/Lym4Th68.html what may be wrong?
[12:53] <Album> COPY PASTE!
[12:53] <adham_afk> mirc chat
, pidgin?
[12:53] <Incarus> k
[12:53] <adham_afk> its big
[12:54] <adham_afk> its alllot of information within 6 hours
[12:54] <Album> i have my client auto log convos
[12:54] <Incarus> yeah, adham_afk -> copy paste
[12:54] <kaushal> is there a way to find out the files contained in not yet installed package in the system ?
[12:55] <remoteCTR1> kaushal: apt-cache info <package>
[12:55] <adham_afk> i said its 6 houtrs long
[12:55] <blodski> Incarus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123288/
[12:55] <adham_afk> its impossible to copy and paste
[12:55] <Incarus> copy all
[12:55] <adham_afk> it doesnt do sellect all
[12:56] <kaushal> remoteCTR1, E: Invalid operation info
[12:56] <Incarus> rw, http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=290803
[12:56] <Album> what client are you using
[12:56] <Album> adham
[12:56] <remoteCTR1> kaushal: err. sry apt-cache showpkg <package>
[12:57] <Incarus> blodski, look at line 551
[12:57] <adham_afk> mirc
[12:57] <Album> in mirc, right click the chat window and go to buffer and then save as
[12:57] <remoteCTR1> kaushal: but i just see this also more shows dependencies than contents...
[12:57] <blodski> hmm, worked before
[12:57] <Album> click the top left corner icon of the chat window i mean
[12:58] <Album> not right click
[12:58] <Incarus> blodski, k, 551 is ***, but the rest looks good
[12:58] <blodski> guess i have to reinstall drivers then
[12:58] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys , im trying to run a java app, but i keep running into a "could not find the main class error..." what do i do?
[12:58] <kaushal> remoteCTR1, yeah
[12:58] <kaushal> remoteCTR1, any other way to find out ?
[12:59] <ohletmeinnowjesu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123290/
[12:59] <remoteCTR1> kaushal: but you can download it with apt-get install -d whcih causes it ONLY to be downloaded, then youre supposed to be able to have a look at the contents
[12:59] <tesseracter> it totally pisses me off when firefox covers my desktops with a "download complete" message. a bug report should be filed.
[12:59] <remoteCTR1> !language | tesseracter
[12:59] <tesseracter> desktops being the little boxes next to the trash.
[12:59] <rrplay> blodski, for sudoers  here http://paste.ubuntu.com/123287/
[13:00] <Album> family friendly? really? lol its a nerd chat.
[13:00] <tesseracter> remoteCTR1, i said pee?
, and?
[13:00] <remoteCTR1> gawd troll alarm...
[13:00] <sipior> kaushal: it's a long-standing flaw of apt, i'm afraid.
[13:00] <blodski> the sudoers is fixed, thx
[13:00] <kaushal> sipior, using dpkg ?
[13:00] <tesseracter> Incarus, im not sure if its a FF bug, or an ubuntu add-on bug.
[13:00] <ohletmeinnowjesu> i guys , im trying to run a java app, but i keep running into a "could not find the main class error..." what do i do? The app is a desktop app for batch uploading of images onto a flickr like social image hosting site called zooomr... error o/p: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123290/
[13:00] <sipior> kaushal: same difference :-)
, the window on the bottom? its a firefox feature
[13:01] <remoteCTR1> :D
[13:01] <tesseracter> Incarus, gracias (or are foreign languages not allowed either?)
[13:02] <ohletmeinnowjesu> i guys , im trying to run a java app, but i keep running into a "could not find the main class error..." what do i do? The app is a desktop app for batch uploading of images onto a flickr like social image hosting site called zooomr... error o/p: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123290/
, whats the problem?
, yes, wait
[13:02] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Incarus: thnx
[13:02] <blodski> Incarus: but if i run startx, it starts
[13:02] <blodski> just auto that doesnt work
, did you try "X" or "Xorg" or "xinit"
[13:03] <quibbler> tesseracter: it disappears after a couple of seconds
[13:03] <blodski> here's another problem when starting startx: /etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
[13:03] <blodski> /etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
[13:03] <blodski> Setting IM through im-switch for locale=en_US.
[13:03] <blodski> Start IM through /etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/all_ALL linked to /etc/X11/xinit/xinpu$
[13:03] <blodski> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
, start computer (and dont start X), copy the new xorg.0.log and start again and paste the file
[13:04] <FloodBot1> blodski: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
, dont know
[13:04] <blodski> k
[13:04] <tesseracter> quibbler, still, its a design flaw that stops me from doing stuff for a couple seconds.
, http://ilias.ca/blog/2005/11/turn-off-the-downloads-complete-alert-in-firefox/
[13:05] <quibbler> tesseracter: your time must be extremely valuable
[13:05] <zumbi> !hi
[13:05] <tesseracter> quibbler, its like youre driving and someone takes away the steering wheel for a couple seconds. freaks me out.
[13:05] <asulao> hello. problem using ndiswrapper with amd64 kernel: http://rafb.net/p/Lym4Th68.html what may be wrong?
[13:05] <zumbi> !kde
[13:06] <etsm> Hi! I have install Ubuntu 8.10 in my laptop (compaq presario C751NR) but wireless card does not work at all. How do i solve this?
[13:06] <remoteCTR1> tesseracter: so why dont you tell it to the m,ozilla channel?
[13:06] <quibbler> tesseracter: ride a bike it's more relaxing
, http://ilias.ca/blog/2005/11/turn-off-the-downloads-complete-alert-in-firefox/
[13:07] <[[thufir]]> how do you upgrade to a new version of netbeans?  aptitude just shows "netbeans" with no version number...
[13:07] <cooldduuudde> incarus wich client you using?
[13:07] <quibbler> tesseracter: Incarus found your solution
, XChat, why?
[13:07] <tesseracter> remoteCTR1, i thought it was a feature of the ubuntu addon. i was wrong. hush, your aren't being productive.
[13:08] <rrplay> blodski, check this out for all your current problems http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89491
[13:08] <blodski> Incarus: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123302/
, "sudo apt-get upgrade"
[13:08] <cooldduuudde> incarus.....k because i wondered how you are able 2 write names enclosed by <>
[13:08] <tesseracter> thanks again Incarus, a temporary solution. (best would just be to pick the alert up 20 pixels so it doesnt cover the menu)
, i just mark the names
, k
, np
[13:08] <cooldduuudde> incarus you mean copy and paste?
[13:09] <Incarus> yes
[13:09] <StuartD> Is there anyway to create a TAR without including all the subdirectories? And also without having to be in a directory? For example "tar -czf /batch/11.gz /home/batch/1235652240/*" When I open 11.gz it has the /home/batch/ directories... all i want is the actual files within and not the subdirectories
[13:09] <blodski> ofc, it wasnt auto started
, ha! look at line 688+689
[13:10] <cooldduuudde> okay. a feature shud b added in the clients to automatically type the name wen you click on the user. it would save time
, thats your problem: MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 ID: -1
[13:10] <blodski> k
[13:10] <jatt> hi do the scripts on /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/ run when using wireless?
[13:10] <[[thufir]]> Incarus: how do you know what upgrade will do, thought?  I mean, how do you know whether the repository has the new version?
, yes
[13:10] <tesseracter> remind me not to come to #ubuntu in the morning again...some of you talk a lot without saying anything(yes, im talking about you, the people who want to respond to this message)
 you just know it
[13:10] <mcphail> [[thufir]]: use "apt-cache policy packagename"
[13:10] <StuartD> heyyy
[13:11] <blodski> k, it's starting, thank you! :D:D
 no panic
[13:11] <blodski> phew
[13:11] <remoteCTR1> tesseracter: havent yopu had your morning poop yet?
[13:11] <StuartD> Does anyone know much about ar?
[13:12] <Incarus> blodski, you can disable the MIT cookie
[13:12] <[[thufir]]> heh.  thanks
[13:12] <blodski> alright, working now tho, wont play anything more with it hehe
[13:13] <Incarus> blodski, sure?
[13:13] <blodski> yep
[13:13] <shadeslayer> hi i am havin a problem with my configuration file
[13:13] <shadeslayer> i cant scale my CPU frequency
[13:14] <shadeslayer> and yhis is eating away my battery,please help
[13:14] <shadeslayer> *this
[13:15] <shadeslayer> the gnome app CPU frequency selector is not working too
 http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/16/cpu-scaling-ubuntu-battery-life-and-you-how-to-scale-your-cpu/
[13:15] <shadeslayer> thanks
[13:15] <Incarus> np
[13:15] <illmat> aww, i screwed up my x-server after i changed the resolution via the ati control center
[13:15]  * shadeslayer loves helping himself
[13:15] <mcphail> shadeslayer: the gnome thing is disabled by default
[13:15] <shadeslayer> :)
[13:15] <illmat> changed -> directly freezed
, "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[13:16] <shadeslayer> mcphail: well it was working till yesterday
[13:16] <illmat> i don't get a shell ;)
[13:16] <illmat> i'm on a live system atm
[13:16] <shadeslayer> gnome works in mysterious ways
[13:16] <Incarus> illmat, mount the partition with ubuntu
[13:16] <illmat> done
, k
[13:16] <khirr> !zenity
, then start terminal
[13:17] <illmat> yep
[13:17] <shadeslayer> :)
, then type "sudo gedit /MOUNTPOINT/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[13:18] <sipior> probably best to use gksudo there
, sorry, Xorg.conf, X not x
[13:19] <Incarus> sipior, no
, k?
[13:19] <illmat> sec i pastebin it, seems emtpy
[13:19] <mcphail> Incarus: why not. Has sudo been fixed?
[13:19] <khirr> what is better gdialog or zenity? what will you use?
[13:19] <Incarus> is where a bug?
[13:20] <Incarus> illmat, k x, not X, my mistake
[13:20] <mcphail> Incarus: sudo + graphical app can mess up permissions
[13:20] <illmat> http://pastebin.com/m3f6a9adc
[13:20] <jpds> !gksudo
[13:20] <shadeslayer> Incarus: haha file doesnt exsist
[13:20] <Incarus> k, then gksudo
, "gksudo gedit /MOUNTPOINT/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[13:21] <shadeslayer> Incarus: i think i need to reconfigure everything
[13:21] <shadeslayer> hardware that is
[13:21] <Incarus> oh, illmat, xorg.conf is correct
[13:21] <illmat> yeah i pasted the right file
[13:21] <titusg> I want o upgrade hardy->intrepid but the option doesn't appear in update-manager. apt-get dist-upgrade does nothing either, even though I'm up to date in hardy...?
, and ubuntu is freezing?
[13:22] <shadeslayer> Incarus: cat: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies: No such file or directory
[13:22] <Incarus> k, dont know
[13:22] <illmat> yes it doesn't even start
[13:22] <illmat> booting up normal
[13:23] <illmat> but the login screen never shows up
, are you sure that this is the right file?
[13:23] <mcphail> titusg: the update manager "hides" updates from a longterm support release to a normal release
[13:23] <shadeslayer> ooh
[13:23] <illmat> yep, aren't there other possibilties like a problem with gdm?
[13:23] <titusg> mcphail: yes, I changed that in software sources
, hm, paste your /MOUNTPOINT/var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:24] <shadeslayer> Incarus: i am reconfiguring GNOME apps and it asks if the cpu frequency selector should run as root or not
[13:24] <shadeslayer> what do i select??
[13:24] <poramet>  I got an error : illegal attempt to update using time 1235654027 when last update time is 1235783055 (minimum one second step). Could you help me may be issue is rrdtool.
[13:24] <Incarus> yes, as root
[13:24] <shadeslayer> ok
[13:24] <rrplay> illmat, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[13:24] <shadeslayer> Incarus: nope
[13:24] <mcphail> titusg: the ubuntu website has a link on how to update from hardy->intrepid
, yes, set your clock
, dont know
[13:25] <titusg> mcphail: I've just been reading that http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Intrepid#Upgrading_Hardy_to_Intrepid -- still not working for me
[13:25] <illmat> Incarus, http://pastebin.com/m7bbd2038
[13:25] <poramet> Incarus:  You mean date time ?
[13:25] <Incarus> yes
[13:25] <mcphail> titusg: ubuntuguide isn't the ubuntu website
[13:26] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[13:26] <titusg> mcphail: whoops :-)
[13:26] <illmat> rrplay, i don't even get a shell, i'm on a live system atm
[13:26] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: im having problems again ><
[13:26] <mcphail> titusg: in text terminal here, so can't chase links. In general, though, best not to follow ubuntuguide
[13:27] <shadeslayer> :)
[13:27] <rrplay> illmat, sorry
, hm, paste your /MOUNTPOINT/var/log/gdm/:0.log
[13:27] <illmat> http://pastebin.com/m68ba4466
[13:28] <Incarus> illmat, (EE) fglrx(0): Unknown EDID version 0
[13:28] <illmat> it worked before
[13:29] <Incarus> k
[13:29] <Incarus> just a sec
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> sup shadeslayer
[13:29] <shadeslayer> cpu frequency selector
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> not used it dude
[13:29] <shadeslayer> it doesnt work in GNOME.KDE,or xfce
[13:29] <ActionParsnip1> hmm
[13:30] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: that battery icon
[13:30] <shadeslayer> in KDE
, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=962194
[13:30] <ActionParsnip1> shadeslayer: are you using cpufreqd ?
[13:30] <shadeslayer> it showed frequency ealier,now zip
[13:30] <shadeslayer> no
[13:30] <ActionParsnip1> !info cpufreqd
[13:31] <poramet> Incarus: I use UTC timezone long time. I changed to use another time it's not work.
[13:31] <poramet> Incarus: I use UTC timezone long time. I changed to use another time it's not work. Still got same error.
[13:31] <Incarus> k
[13:31] <ActionParsnip1> poramet: does it work after a reboot?
[13:31] <poramet> actionParsnipl: yes
[13:32] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: No cpufreq interface found, not starting cpufreqd.
[13:32] <illmat> k i try to disconnect the tv ;)
[13:32] <Incarus> k
[13:32] <french> can someone point me in the direction netbooting ubuntu using pxe?
[13:32] <poramet> actionParsnipl: actually I reboot many time then I got that error. I don't know How to solve it.
[13:32] <ikonia> !netboot
, try to set your time later then the last update
[13:33] <remoteCTR1> i want to connect to a wireless network that is wpa2 professional encrypted, but if i enter all of the necessary information the connect button stays greyed out... whats wrong (same in connection applet as in system/preferences/networking)
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> shadeslayer: check what that means, maybe it only works on certain cpus
[13:33] <poramet> Incarus: Thank you I will try .
[13:33] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: have you installed and configured wpa_supplicant?
[13:33] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: well i get only performance mode now,i tried sudo modprobe acpi_cpufreq
[13:34] <Charliehorse> how long does it take to install ubuntu
, check wpa2 lenght
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> Charliehorse: which method of install?
[13:34] <Charliehorse> default install 8.10
[13:34] <Charliehorse> CD
[13:34] <George2> i'm trying to get flv's to play in totem, but it's telling me that it won't play without a flash demuxer. what do i need to dl in order to play it?
[13:34] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_governors
[13:34] <shadeslayer>  gives performance
[13:34] <ActionParsnip1> Charliehorse: about 20 -30 mins on a PATA 7200 hard drive
[13:34] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: actually the wireless module works with the unencrypted guest hotspot so i suppose software sided we are fine? (hi dude btw:) )
 you can use vlc media player
[13:35] <Incarus> !vlc | George2
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> !wpa | remoteCTR1
[13:35] <remoteCTR1> Incarus: what ya mean by length?
[13:35] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: yeah i know that, thanks, but i believe that will not help me find out why those buttons stay grey, right?
, the lenght of the wpa code. add some letters or something like this...
[13:35] <ActionParsnip1> George2: you can also convert flv to avi
[13:35] <kale> hi i need some help to remove a package
[13:36] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: try running the config app with gksudo
[13:36] <Incarus> kale, "sudo apt-get remove XYZ"
[13:36] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: err... i ran it from out of the menu?
[13:36] <George2> Incarus: i'm trying to encode an mp4 to something else using ffmpeg, but what ever output format i use, i get no audio being played in either totem / vlc
[13:37] <kale> thing is i believed that 64M would be enough for /boot, but ubuntu managed to fill it up anyways. i tried to remove a kernel package, but i failed because the package wanted to make an initrd (on removal???), then the files were deleted, but the package is still there
[13:37] <Incarus> George2, check your ffmep syntax
[13:37] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: check what command it runs, and if in the menu it has gksudo in the item
[13:37] <George2> and video is very jumpy, even on hte original mp4 input video :/
, try sudo dpkg -r with force option
[13:37] <roshan> i just wanted to install drupal and it requires that i copy the files into /var/www/  but i am not able to install into this directory through the terminal. can anyone help
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> George2: have you installed video drivers?
[13:38] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: aye, sec pls
[13:38] <Charliehorse> is VLC included in default install?
, use sudo before
, it is in the default repo
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> Charliehorse: no its not, its optional
[13:38] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: basically it can't cos it's in the preferences menu nowadays...
[13:38] <Incarus> George2, use a graphical converter
[13:38] <ActionParsnip1> Charliehorse: it can be installed onoce the basic system is in
[13:38] <George2> ActionParsnip1: yes, the ffmpeg codec library, and gstreamer ffmpeg video plugin
[13:39] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: Fixed!!!!!!!!!
[13:39] <George2> Incarus:  i want the conversion to be via a websiote
[13:39] <Charliehorse> yeah i know that, just wondering what i would have to go get. Like isn't FF included?
[13:39] <roshan> Incarus; oh yes i used but i get an error saying that /var/www/ is not a directory
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> shadeslayer: awesome
[13:39] <shadeslayer> ActionParsnip1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=248867
[13:39] <shadeslayer> :)
[13:39] <kale> Incarus: dpkg --remove --force linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-15-generic
[13:39] <shadeslayer> now to update
, k check your command
[13:39] <kale> Incarus: unknown force/refuse option `linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-15-generic'
[13:39] <ActionParsnip1> shadeslayer: you have the most issues ive seen dude but you also fix em good :D
, "sudo mkdir /var/www"
[13:40] <mcphail> roshan: any reason you're not using drupal from the ubuntu repositories?
, type it right
[13:40] <Charliehorse> k bye guys, rebooting to CD to install ubuntu 8.10.
[13:40] <iLLmaT> hey Incarus thx for the link
[13:40] <lenswipe> can someone help me please, i cant get VLC to open
[13:40] <iLLmaT> back on my system ;)
[13:40] <lenswipe> i click vlc in the menu and nothing happens
, "sudo dpkg -r --force-all PACKET"
, np
[13:40] <lenswipe> when i run it from command line i get this : http://pastebin.com/m7646c07c
[13:40] <roshan> mcphail; its not available in the repos
, enter vlc in the terminal and paste the output
[13:41] <mcphail> !info drupal5
[13:41] <George2> Incarus: it's a simple: /usr/bin/ffmpeg -i 'test/vid.mp4' -acodec ac3 -ar 32000 -ab 128k -b 200k -r 25 'output/vid.h264'
, k
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: run it from terminal, you will get intelligent output
[13:41] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: i have, want to see it?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: use pastebin to show the output
[13:41] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: http://pastebin.com/m7646c07c
[13:41] <kale> Incarus: that seems to have done it, now how do i avoid ubuntu uses all my space for earlier kernels?
[13:41] <connar> hi lenswipe
[13:41] <poramet> Incarus : I alread updated and then use command   dpkg-reconfig tzdata  , chose  UTC but  still got error: illegal attempt to update using time 1235654027 when last update time is 1235783055 (minimum one second step)
[13:41] <lenswipe> connar: hello
[13:42] <connar> lenswipe: i m having problems with my audio
, dont know
[13:42] <mcphail> roshan: 'tis there in universe
[13:42] <lenswipe> connar: same
[13:42] <roshan> Incarus; i created but i am unable to move the contents
[13:42] <connar> lenswipe: i m not able to hear any audio although the file plays
[13:42] <kale> Incarus: i'll just create an empty file then, and delete it when i run out of space, so i have some room, and ubuntu doesn't fail on me
[13:42] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: well no difference there the only thing that i can see now thanks to opening it via console is the following error taht keeps coming:" ** (nm-connection-editor:6789): WARNING **: Invalid setting Wireless Security: Invalid wireless security" and this one appears as soon as i pick wpa&wpa2 enterprise from the drop downs menu
, the update before was later then yet, try to change your clock to a later time
[13:43] <connar> lenswipe: even u r having the same problem?
[13:43] <lenswipe> connar: check your speakers, speaker cables and sound drivers, after that idk
, ?
[13:43] <lenswipe> connar: no VLC wont open for me
[13:43] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: https://bugs.launchpad.net/xorg-server/+bug/185311
, k, i donno
[13:43] <connar> lenswipe: i am running on a lenovo n200
[13:43] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: so its a bug then?
[13:43] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: is there a workaround posted?
[13:44] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get --purge remove vlc; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get installvlc
[13:44] <lenswipe> thanks :)
[13:44] <kubuntuseba> good morning
[13:44] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: looks like it, i'd try that command :)
[13:44] <roshan> Incarus; http://paste.ubuntu.com/123321/
[13:44] <kubuntuseba> !list
[13:44] <connar> ActionParsnip1: i m having problems with my audio
[13:44] <mcphail> roshan: have you installed apache?
[13:44] <roshan> mcphail; now how do i get to the universe repos
[13:45] <roshan> mcphail; ya installed apache2
[13:45] <Incarus> roshan, check directory: "drupal-x.x/*: No such file or directory"
[13:45] <connar> ActionParsnip1: actually the file plays but i m not getting any sound
[13:45] <Incarus> i have to go
[13:45] <Incarus> bye
[13:45] <mcphail> roshan: from where? apache from the ubuntu repos?
[13:45] <roshan> mcphail; one of my friends who use debain told me that he just copid the drupal files directly into this /var/www/ and hasn't installed apache and still its working
[13:45] <roshan> mcphail; yes
[13:46] <DarkKnight> mcphail; i have changed my name from roshan
[13:46] <oCean_> roshan: a webserver (most likely apache) has to be running for that
[13:46] <mcphail> roshan: if you installed apache via the repos, then /var/www will exist already.
[13:46] <poramet> Incarus: sorry   I just update and then change clock vai command  dpkg-reconfig tzdata but still got same error
[13:46] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: can u give me that command again, my IRC client crashed
[13:46] <mcphail> DarkKnight: ^^
[13:46] <kale> DarkKnight: you need some kind of webserver to make drupal work
[13:46] <DarkKnight> Incarus; i have changed my name from roshan
[13:47] <ActionParsnip1>  lenswipe: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get --purge remove vlc; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get installvlc
[13:47] <DarkKnight> kale; i have installed apache2 and mysql
[13:47] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: thanks
[13:47] <DarkKnight> mcphail; yes
[13:47] <oCean_> DarkKnight: that'll do
[13:47] <Ongavezir> Hozsanna
[13:47] <oCean_> DarkKnight: make sure apache is running /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[13:47] <DarkKnight> mcphail; so how do i get the universe repos
[13:47] <mcphail> DarkKnight: with respect, you might want to take some time to read about setting up services on ubuntu prior to installing drupal (particularly if you aren't intalling from repos)
[13:48] <wirginia> do i have to add repositories to install allegro?
[13:48] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys
[13:48] <wirginia> i can't find it
[13:48] <Pici> DarkKnight: They should be enabled by default.
[13:48] <mcphail> DarkKnight: you can edit /etc/apt/sources.list or change the settings in synaptic
[13:48] <kale> this stuff where ubuntu fills up my /boot partition actually prevented me from getting important security updates
[13:48] <George2> !codecs
[13:49] <aaljee> this is really urgent can someone please tell me how to give a group of users complete permissions over a group of files? something like chown -R username but for a group (group is made by me)
[13:49] <aaljee> thanks
[13:49] <lili> clear
[13:49] <mcphail> DarkKnight: CMSs are regualarly attacked by crackers and script-kiddies. You need to make sure they are regualrly updated and locked down tight
[13:49] <oCean_> aaljee: chgrp
[13:49] <DarkKnight> mcphail; yes i got it and now i am installing it
[13:49] <aaljee> oCean_ thanks :)
[13:50] <DarkKnight> oCean_;roshan@roshan:~/Desktop$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[13:50] <DarkKnight>  * Starting web server apache2                                                  apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[13:50] <DarkKnight> httpd (pid 9982) already running
[13:50] <poramet> Incarus: I follow you suggest me still got error.   next step to do?
[13:50] <FloodBot1> DarkKnight: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:50] <aaljee> oCean_ could you by any chance also tell me how to create that group and add users to it?
[13:50] <mcphail> DarkKnight: if you are struggling with permissions for /var/www you have a bit of reading to do
[13:50] <oCean_> DarkKnight: open a browser and go to http://127.0.1.1/
[13:51] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: *sigh* another bug report...
[13:51] <DarkKnight> mcphail; well i have a deadline tomorrow to get a website done for my college... so somehow i need to get it done
[13:51] <oCean_> aaljee: in gui System > Admin  Users and groups. Or do you want/need commandline?
[13:51] <DarkKnight> oCean_;I got the message IT WORKS
[13:51] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: welcome to linux :)
[13:51] <oCean_> DarkKnight: great!
[13:51] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: i tried that command, VLC still wont open :'(
[13:51] <DarkKnight> oCean; wat next]
[13:51] <aaljee> oCean_ commandline would be nice :D
[13:51] <jelly12gen> ;lllk;;;;k;;kl
[13:51] <oCean_> DarkKnight: that means that the drupalfiles can now be copied to /var/www .. and your ready to go
[13:51] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: welcome to fedora?
[13:52] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: ah, what you just did is completely remove vlc and its dependancies and reinstall a fresh version
[13:52] <remoteCTR1> i am really starting to have it up to here...
[13:52] <oCean_> aaljee: "groupadd <groupname>" wil create a new group.
[13:52] <sanjud> DarkKnight -> the good ole nighter burning the midnight candle of college days.... good thing you are not carrying a boxfull of punch cards..lol
[13:52] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: yeah, what im saying is tho, VLC still wont run even with the fresh version :'(
[13:52] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: no way dude, i used redhat 6 ages ago and it sucked
[13:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys need a quick cmd line "assist"
[13:53] <ohletmeinnowjesu> i have an ntfs partition that i would like to unmount and then remount
[13:53] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: whoah, weird it runs from command line,. just not from clicking in the menu.... weird...
[13:53] <ohletmeinnowjesu> whats the cmd that i need to be using?
[13:53] <poramet> ActionParsnipl : I  already updated and then use command   dpkg-reconfig tzdata  , chose  UTC but  still got error: illegal attempt to update using time 1235654027 when last update time is 1235783055 (minimum one second step)
[13:53] <kale> ohletmeinnowjesu: umount /dev/device; mount /dev/device mountpoint
[13:53] <ActionParsnip1> ohletmeinnowjesu: sudo umount /mount/point; sudo mount /dev/<partition name> /mount/point
[13:53] <hmw> ohletmeinnowjesu: umount /mnt && mount /dev/...
[13:53] <oCean_> aaljee: "usermod -g <newlycreatedgroup>" will set the primary group for that user to your newly created group. However, you might not want to change the user's defaultgroup. Then you have to add the newgroup as a secondairy group
[13:54] <hmw> hmw take ActionParsnip1's version
[13:54] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: ok i take that back it still doesnt work...
[13:54] <DarkKnight> oCean_; roshan@roshan:~/Desktop$ sudo mv drupal-5.16/* drupal-5.16/.htaccess /var/www/
[13:54] <DarkKnight> mv: cannot stat `drupal-5.16/*': No such file or directory
[13:54] <aaljee> oCean_ got it :D
[13:54] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: i'd use another player, or keep an eye on tat bug report
[13:54] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: ya well since ages ago they surely did some work and i ham hearing way less complaints about silly bugs than in ubuntu... i am kinda disapointed meanwhile, really
[13:54]  * kale onders what all this sudo is about
[13:54] <oCean_> aaljee: typo: "usermod -g <newgroup> <username>"
[13:54] <poramet> ActionParsnipl :  I reboot but got error. What/Where is problem?
[13:54] <remoteCTR1> !sudo | kale
[13:54] <brettalton1> Hi everyone, does anyone know how to register a 'session' (e.g. have a program run on startup) using CLI/bash tools? I'm trying to install conky and parcellite and have them run on start up in one of my scripts. I'm thinking of a tool like 'gconftool-2' but for sessions. Thanks!
[13:54] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i just followed this http://drupal.org/getting-started/6/install/download
[13:54] <aaljee> kale are you serious?
[13:54] <mcphail> DarkKnight: _please_ install drupal from the repos
[13:54] <aaljee> sudo is the shit
[13:55] <oCean_> aaljee: to add as secondairy group: "usermod -G <newgroup> -a <user>"
[13:55] <kale> aaljee: thats why i'm wondering! i just set a root passwd
[13:55] <oCean_> aaljee: it is, but don't express it that way here :)
[13:55] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: i want to watch a DVD though, and i dont like totem because to be honest with you... its shit. lol
[13:55] <jussi01> !ohmy | lenswipe aaljee
[13:55] <remoteCTR1> brettalton1: go to system/preferrences/sessions
[13:55] <DarkKnight> mcphail; i have started that installation...so you mean i dont have to copy the files i have downloaded
[13:55] <aaljee> heh have i heard that before ;D
[13:55] <brettalton1> remoteCTR1: in a script though, using the command line
[13:56] <oCean_> DarkKnight: let me know if I can help
[13:56] <mcphail> DarkKnight: no.
[13:56] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: try mplayer
[13:56] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: Just wondering if  you knew of any other good players out there for playing dvds ive even tried MythTV but it has stopped recognising my drive in mythtv, got any ideas?
[13:56] <mcphail> DarkKnight: got to get back to work. Using the repo version will mean you will get security updates automatically
[13:56] <DarkKnight> oCean_; thank you very much for that. I'll surely contact you
[13:56] <mcphail> DarkKnight: good luck
[13:56] <kale> i need some advice on ubuntu here. i had an issue where my /boot partition was filled up with kernel stuff. this resulted in security updates didn't come in. how do i solve this in the future?
[13:57] <kavity> Filled with kernel stuff?
[13:57] <remoteCTR1> brettalton1: i am afraid i dont quite get the point here... you want to add sessions via scripts? why dont you just use rcS.d?
[13:57] <yingouqlj> 这个 不 是 中文 的 ？
[13:57] <kale> kavity: package manager put a lot of kernels in there
[13:57] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: sudo apt-get install smplayer
[13:57] <quibbler> lenswipe: what error do you get when you run vlc in terminal?
[13:57] <quibbler> !cn
[13:57] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: cool thanks :)
[13:58] <DarkKnight> Pici, kale, oCean_, mcphail; one of my friends has already done the website cmrcet.org    My HOD has asked me if I can do something better. SO i took it as a challenge
[13:58] <Aragon> can someone tell me where the boot.log is located?
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> quibbler: do you mean vlc-vox
[13:58] <DarkKnight> mcphail; thatnk you for ishing me
[13:58] <remoteCTR1> Aragon: /var/log/dmesg
[13:58] <DarkKnight> mcphail; thatnk you for wishing me
[13:58] <quibbler> ActionParsnip1: he was trying to get vlc working
[13:58] <remoteCTR1> Aragon: just type dmesg to view it
[13:58] <oCean_> DarkKnight: and it should be done by tomorrow?
[13:59] <x-ip> Hi!, which is de developer channel from ubuntu ?
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> !info vlc-vox
[13:59] <remoteCTR1> x-ip: what you wanna develop?
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> !info vlc-nox
[13:59] <oCean_> DarkKnight: basic setup can be done within an hour, however you still have to master the backend too...
[13:59] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i have idea about html...no idea about javascript or anything.... so i kinda hope to do it
[13:59] <Aragon> remoteCTR1, thanks... yea the problem is that i cant boot linux ;)
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: try using vlc-nox
[13:59] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: thanks, i got smplayer install but it wont play the DVD for some reason O_o
[13:59] <remoteCTR1> Aragon: oh i see!
[14:00] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: you need the dvd codec
[14:00] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: ah, where do i get that from?
[14:00] <brettalton1> remoteCTR1: because I need it on an individual basis
[14:00] <DarkKnight> oCean_; if i can show some static content with good features...he may give me another 3 days to get it done with backend
[14:00] <x-ip> remoteCTR1, i want to develop a gnome-applet-reminder, a simple field where u put some event, and then use some kind of 'notifications' that remember you what you have to do, like the ubuntu updates and upgrades notifications ...
[14:00] <x-ip> in fact i want to use that 'bubble' x'D
[14:00] <ActionParsnip1> !dvd
[14:00] <mranostay> http://pastebin.com/m3a800240  <---- any ideas on this?
[14:00] <Poundo> how do i escape a character using grep sya I want to find {$bob --}/ if I grep -r $bob --}/ * I get results but {$bob --}/ * does not return anything
[14:00] <brettalton1> remoteCTR1: individual basis, just like system > preferences > sessions. gconf only edits preferences on an individual basis, that's why gconftool-2 is so invaluable
[14:01] <DarkKnight> oCean_; but that's only an expectation...anyways i am putting up effort
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: any player can play anything as long as it has codecs
[14:01] <oCean_> DarkKnight: ok. So you 'mv' the files to /var/www ?
[14:01] <bernz> Poundo, generally, a backslash will escape the next immediate char
[14:01] <remoteCTR1> x-ip: hummm... i dont know the suitable channel for that purpose, i am sorry..
[14:02] <x-ip> np :)
[14:02] <x-ip> maybe it should be ubuntu dev channel and gnome dev channel
[14:02] <remoteCTR1> brettalton1: humm no clue...
[14:02] <Poundo> berns: I tried that and /{$bob --}/ returns nothing either
[14:02] <stonegrinder> Hi folks,
[14:02] <stonegrinder> Been googling for a while :(
[14:02] <stonegrinder> How do I restart cups in Hardy??
[14:02] <stonegrinder> Cheers.
[14:02] <remoteCTR1> x-ip: there's more then one...
[14:02] <FloodBot1> stonegrinder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:02] <bernz> Poundo, well, you have a slash there (not a backslash)...
[14:02] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i am installing drupal from the repos as been said by mcphail... so i haven't copied yet
[14:03] <remoteCTR1> stonegrinder: /etc/init.d/cupsd restart
[14:03] <bernz> Poundo, but if you mean you want grep to interpret a bunch of chars literally, put it in double quotes
[14:03] <bernz> (single quotes may work too)
[14:03] <kale> try matching a !
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> stonegrinder: sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart
[14:03] <bernz> Poundo, check your PM
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> stonegrinder: maybe
[14:03] <oCean_> DarkKnight: ok. That'll be version 5 I guess. Should not be any problem though. Indeed it might be less confusing to use mysql and drupal from repos.
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> stonegrinder: try tab completing after typing cup
[14:04] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: i was faster and righter:P
[14:04] <remoteCTR1> hahaha
[14:04] <Poundo> bernz: yikes you are right tried \ and same diff whats PM
[14:04] <Anatel> ALGUM BRASILEIRO AKI?
[14:04] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: what is?
[14:04] <bernz> Poundo, check your private message window(s)
[14:04] <brettalton1> remoteCTR1: thanks anyway!~
[14:04] <kale> does privoxy sort flash commercial stuff by default?
[14:04] <DarkKnight> oCean_; will installing from repos be alright...will it work
[14:04] <stonegrinder> cupsys!
[14:04] <jussi01> !br | Anatel
[14:04] <Anatel> ok
[14:04] <stonegrinder> Cheers!
[14:04] <Anatel> ubottu vlw
[14:04] <oCean_> DarkKnight: yes, I would think so.
[14:05] <remoteCTR1> ﻿actionparsnip1 (03:03:03 PM) remoteCTR1: stonegrinder: /etc/init.d/cupsd restart ... never mind;)
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> !info vlw
[14:05] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: ok i installed the codec and it still wont play the DVDs, any ideas?
[14:05] <connar> stonegrinder: i am installing xmind but it is prompting me to insert an apton cd
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: its too late for me dude, sorry
[14:05] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: the screen on the program goes black like its gonna do something and then it does nothing....
[14:05] <DarkKnight> oCean_; and this is what I got on starting apache2 http://paste.ubuntu.com/123333/
[14:06] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: yeah and your are a cluster-solver so actually i am glad if i ever ansver anything before you:D
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: try: mplayer dvd://1
[14:06] <disappearedng> Hey everyone my totem keeps crashing, my firefox doesn't play anysound in youtube,  any1 here knows why?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> remoteCTR1: if yo uwanna jump in ;)
[14:06] <oCean_> DarkKnight: that's not a real problem. It means you cannot connect through hostname, but we can fix that too
[14:06] <DarkKnight> oCean; so how can we fix it??
[14:07] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip1: sure, always glad to help -- provided i can...
[14:07] <oCean_> DarkKnight: does your machine have a hostname?
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> disappearedng: http://www.codecguide.com/fix_for_flash_sound_problems.htm  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204022
[14:07] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip: it gives me a lot of feedback in terminal telling me how many subtitles there are on the DVD and stuff and it says playing dvd1, but its not doing anyuthing....
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> disappearedng: http://forums.opensuse.org/applications/multimedia/405321-no-sound-flash-64bit-opensuse-11-1-a.html
[14:07] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: it used to work before, its just stopped playing DVDs recently
[14:08] <DarkKnight> oCean_; hold on upon that question...we'll get back to that later....after installing drupal...its asking me POSTFIX CONFIGURATION....what should i enter in mail config
[14:08] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: hmm strange, you could reinstall the dvd plugin. I hve a leeting now
[14:08] <quibbler> lenswipe: do you have medibuntu repos in your source list ...you need to install libdvdcss2
[14:08] <alex^^> whats a good syslog monitor/manager for linux? i have around 50 machines..
[14:08] <lenswipe> quibbler: well like i said, it used to play DVDs, its just randomly stopped doing so...
[14:09] <oCean_> DarkKnight: well, that's up to you .. if you NEED mailconfiguration and if you HAVE setup a postfix environment.
[14:09] <quibbler> lenswipe: what did you use?
[14:09] <lenswipe> quibbler: no error messages, i just click either a DVD playing program such as VLC or i press play DVD in the likes of smplayer and it just does nothing
[14:09] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i have no idea about that...can you be clear
[14:09] <lenswipe> quibbler: however if i press play DVD under totem it says unable to read from resource
[14:09] <oCean_> DarkKnight: well, postfix is a way to send mail from your machine.
[14:10] <George2> ok, so i've installed ubtuntu-restricted-extras, but still get jumpy playback :/
[14:10] <quibbler> lenswipe: do you have the medibuntu repos
[14:10] <kale> George2: what are you playing?
[14:10] <lenswipe> quibbler: idk, how do i check?
[14:10] <George2> kale - an mp4
[14:10] <oCean_> DarkKnight: actually it's called a "transfer agent". Using that, mailclients can send mail from your computer. Can't you skip that part in the setup? If you don't need the mail function
[14:10] <kale> George2: is that video?
[14:10] <quibbler> lenswipe: look in your software sources
[14:11] <Lunks> Hi, I'd like to force Ubuntu to change its behaviour on my CPU, it seems it has lost its Speedstep abilities
[14:11] <lenswipe> quibbler: just under synaptic?
[14:11] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i dont need that if its not necessary for drupal
[14:11] <George2> m\ybe it's my video driver, and yes kale
[14:11] <DarkKnight> oCean_; should i cancel it
[14:11] <Lunks> I'd like to change its behaviour to conservative or something, or at least know how to do it to test it. :P
[14:11] <kale> George2: are you using mplayer?
[14:11] <Lunks> Right now it's awfully stuck at max cpu freq and no need of it.
[14:11] <oCean_> DarkKnight: I'm not sure if 'cancel' is the cancellation of the install or just the postfix setup
[14:11] <quibbler> lenswipe: system-administration-software sources
[14:12] <lenswipe> quibbler: no it doesntlook like i do have the medibuntu repos
[14:12] <George2> kale totem and vlc
[14:12] <erUSUL> Lunks: sudo cpufreq-set -g ondemand
[14:12] <kale> George2: sorry cannot help on those, i can on mplayer
[14:12] <Lunks> erUSUL: thanks a lot
[14:12] <quibbler> lenswipe:  go here and add them: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[14:13] <lenswipe> quibbler: thanks
[14:13] <DarkKnight> oCean_; i just skipped that...now its configuring drupal5
[14:13] <oCean_> DarkKnight: ok
[14:13] <oCean_> DarkKnight: you're almost there
[14:13] <Lunks> erUSUL: thanks!
[14:14] <quibbler> lenswipe: then you are done doing that go to synaptic and install libdvdcss2
[14:14] <erUSUL> Lunks: no problem
[14:14] <DarkKnight> oCean_; there's a text box with: configuring database  for drupal5 with dbconfig-common...its already selected...should i click Forward
[14:14] <Lunks> erUSUL: weirdly, setting it to 'ondemand' kept it on 100%, so I manually chose 800Mhz and it's down at last
[14:14] <Lunks> erUSUL: and it *stills* go to 2GHz from time to time
[14:15] <Lunks> It appears there are 2 things managing the same problem, does it sound reasonable, erUSUL? :P
[14:15] <oCean_> DarkKnight: don't really know, seems to be default (right) choice at this point
[14:15] <erUSUL> Lunks: really do not know what may be happening my athlon64 x2 works well with ondemand. i do not have to force it
[14:15] <DarkKnight> oCean_; soclick Forwar?
[14:15] <DarkKnight> oCean_; soclick Forward?
[14:16] <oCean_> yep
[14:16] <mohan_> hi
[14:16] <Lunks> erUSUL: thanks =)
[14:16] <DarkKnight> oCean_; and database mysql???
[14:16] <lenswipe> quibbler: ok i added the medibuntu repos
[14:16] <lenswipe> quibbler: what now?
[14:16] <oCean_> DarkKnight: If you have installed mysql and its running, yes
[14:16] <Starkie> anyone know how to get usb mouserate poll to 500hz in ubuntu ?
[14:16] <mohan_> i have some partition on ntfs with lots of data on it.. Is it possible to convert the partition into ext3 from ntfs directly?
[14:17] <erUSUL> Lunks: which cpu are you using?
[14:17] <quibbler> lenswipe: then you are done doing that go to synaptic and install libdvdcss2 and w32codecs
[14:17] <lenswipe> quibbler: thanks
[14:17] <Lunks> erUSUL: It's a Turion, single-core
[14:17] <rubydiamond> Hi guys..
[14:17] <helo> how do i change my qt app fonts? (kdevelop)
[14:17] <erUSUL> mohan_: without loosing the data nor doing a backup?
[14:17] <erUSUL> helo: install qtconfig
[14:17] <mohan_> yes.. is ti possible erUSUL?
[14:17] <Lunks> hmm looks like it's somehow 'fixed', erUSUL
[14:17] <DarkKnight> oCean_; which webservers should be configured automatically...there's a list
[14:18] <erUSUL> mohan_: no; i'm afraid it is not
[14:18] <erUSUL> !yay | Lunks
[14:18] <Lunks> not sure what I did, but now the cpufreq panel works again, erUSUL... thanks =)
[14:18] <oCean_> DarkKnight: it's all up to you. I think default is best choice at the moment. Through backend it can all be modified after install
[14:18] <mohan_> ok.. is there any way to increase my linux ext3 partition size with empty partition?
[14:19] <DarkKnight> oCean_; apache is default...but i have installed apache2 as well
[14:19] <mohan_> i am low on diskspace in ubuntu..
[14:19] <erUSUL> mohan_: yes a resize can be lossless (the empty space mast be at the endo of the ext3 partition
[14:19] <lenswipe> quibbler: synaptic cant find the libdvdcss2 codec, it just comes back with no results :(
[14:19] <khirr> help wieh this script please
[14:19] <khirr> http://tinypaste.com/7fcff
[14:19] <kale> i'm unable to completely remove a package, can you help?
[14:19] <mohan_> ok.. thanks erUSUL.. which software should i use to do resize?
[14:19] <erUSUL> mohan_: gparted can do it graphically
[14:19] <kale>  LANG="C" dpkg --remove linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-15-generic
[14:20] <kale> FATAL: Could not open '/boot/System.map-2.6.22-15-generic': No such file or directory
[14:20] <mohan_> thank you erUSUL...
[14:20] <quibbler> lenswipe: search for libdvdcss
[14:20] <DarkKnight> kale; go to repos and right click and select completely remove
[14:20] <oCean_> DarkKnight: err.. I only have apache2 installed. It seems odd that apache1 is installed. Maybe it means apache = apache2?
[14:20] <erUSUL> mohan_: do it from a livecd. you must not edit mounted partitions
[14:20] <kale> DarkKnight: err.... click?
[14:20] <lstarnes> kale: try doing sudo touch /boot/System.map-2.6.22-15-generic
[14:20] <mohan_> hmmm... ok.. i will.. thank you..
[14:21] <DarkKnight> oCean; i get an error installing drupal5  what do i do????
[14:21] <lianimator> how do I (on startup) run a script from the terminal with a specified terminal profile?
[14:21] <George2> hwo do i determine what video drivers i have?
[14:21] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: it depends on the error
[14:21] <kale> lstarnes: it tries to run update-initramfs
[14:21] <XB23> exim or postfix thats the question
[14:21] <XB23> hmm
[14:21] <kale> lstarnes: Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.22-15-generic
[14:21] <lstarnes> kale: which version of the ubuntu kernel are you using?
[14:21] <DarkKnight> kale; ya point your mouse on the box beside the package you wnat to uninstall and you can just click as well
[14:21] <lstarnes> kale: *linux kernel
[14:22] <kale> lstarnes: right now this is running: Linux radiator 2.6.24-22-generic #1 SMP Mon Nov 24 18:32:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[14:22] <lenswipe> quibbler: any ideas?
[14:22] <George2> DarkKnight: ask in #drupal-support ;)
[14:22] <kale> DarkKnight: no gui
[14:22] <DarkKnight> lstarnes; well i faced this many times before..dont know why
[14:22] <quibbler> lenswipe: do you have 32 or 64 bit ubuntu?
[14:22] <lenswipe> quibbler: 32
[14:23] <DarkKnight> kale; that's bad
[14:23] <hanasaki> hello all - in general what do your hardrives run at for temperature?  average? max? whats a reasonable max sustained ?
[14:23] <kale> DarkKnight: thats good!
[14:23] <quibbler> lenswipe: you can't find w32codecs?
[14:23] <XPS_M1330> what's the simplest way to install KDE4 from Ubuntu?
[14:23] <mohan_> How to take backup of entire softwares i compiled and using in ubuntu? (Precaution: If my hard disk crashes!!)
[14:23] <lenswipe> quibbler: didnt try w32 ill try that now
[14:23] <kale> DarkKnight: try for once to compare the time loading that gui stuff, to just getting the job done
[14:23] <hanasaki> quibbler:  fyi... w32codecs does seem to be missgin in jaunty
[14:24] <DarkKnight> kale; faster then typing commands all the time
[14:24] <lenswipe> quibbler: the only thing synaptic finds is mingw32, min232-binutils and mingw32-runtime
[14:24] <Slart> mohan_: there are many backup solutions.. type !backup to get some bot info
[14:24] <mohan_> !backup
[14:24] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: I find that the commands are often faster
[14:24] <quibbler> lenswipe: you are in ubuntu 9.04?
[14:24] <lenswipe> quibbler: nope, 8.04
[14:25] <kale> DarkKnight: how long time does it take you to tell the gui to install bwm? it takes me 2 secs "apt-get install bvm" <hit return>
[14:25] <quibbler> lenswipe: are you sure you have the medibuntu repos
[14:25] <Slart> mohan_: if we're talking about commercial deployment here I would go with a complete system backup.. disk imaging or something like that, for home use I would just recompile
[14:25] <lenswipe> quibbler: i did!
[14:25] <bernz> mohan_, one easy way to do it is to divide your main disk into two "halves", and keep duplicates of your partitions (copy the entire partition to the spare); if anything goes horribly wrong, you can boot from a live gparted cd and copy the backup partitions back over the main ones, restoring to an earlier time. if you mirror your "good" partitions weekly, it should be good enough
[14:25] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;there's not many people there who can help me
[14:25] <quibbler> did you reload after adding it
[14:26] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;there's not many people there who can help me in that channel
[14:26] <Slart> hanasaki: hang on.. let me check
[14:26] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: what was the error message?
[14:26] <lenswipe> quibbler: any ideas?
[14:27] <Slart> hanasaki: between 30 and 40 degrees celsius
[14:27] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;no reason givem; its just asking me whether i want to abort or retry...i tried the retry many times before...but i never got it
[14:27] <bernz> mohan_, but what i suggested *does* cut your "useful" disk space in half, plus it requires you to resize existing partitions to make room for creating the spares, which can take some time
[14:27] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: does it say anything else?
[14:27] <quibbler> lenswipe: if you have the repors then w32codecs is there in synaptic
[14:27] <hanasaki> Slart:  hmm mine run at 45C
[14:27] <achilles>  hello, I have a directory called Sales, here is the line drwxrwx---  3 nobody MnS     4096 2009-02-26 07:58 Sales ,and I have a user called Saler , in the group MnS but he can't access
[14:27] <lenswipe> quibbler: well not for me
[14:28] <George2> where are the video driver settings for ubuntu, i can't find them anywhere
[14:28] <hanasaki> Slart:  what about your CPU temps?
[14:28] <quibbler> lenswipe: pastebin your source list and give me the url
[14:28] <lenswipe> alright gimme a second
[14:29] <bernz> mohan_, oh, and obviously, the most significant drawback to my suggestion: if the disk controller fails, or an otherwise integral part of the physical disk fails, your backup partitions may be inaccessible (but not really to a professional recovery service, in the case of really important losses)
[14:29] <lenswipe> quibbler: where can i get them as a text file?
[14:29] <George2> bernz - but pro recovery services are mucho expensive
[14:29] <quibbler> lenswipe: do you know pastebin?
[14:29] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;i went to the help and i got this error:  ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MYSQL server through socket 'var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[14:29] <tritium> lenswipe: /etc/apt/sources.list is a text fine
[14:29] <Iceman_B^Ltop> does anyone know if how I can quickly set a disk quota for a newly created user ?
[14:29] <Slart> hanasaki: not really sure.. there are several sensors.. 50-60 degrees celsius, I think
[14:29] <lenswipe> quibbler: yes
[14:29] <bernz> George2, oh yeah, i'm talking about like... an artist's masterpiece or something you'd actually want to save, as opposed to stuff that can always be recreated easily
[14:30] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: is mysql running?
[14:30] <lenswipe> quibbler: what im asking is where can i get my source list as a text file to put into pastebin.
[14:30] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;i dont know
[14:30] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;what do i need to do?
[14:30] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: run ps aux | grep mysqld
[14:30] <quibbler> lenswipe: tritium told you  /etc/apt/sources.list
[14:31] <lenswipe> quibbler: oh, never heard it
[14:31] <lenswipe> quibbler: saw it even
[14:31] <DarkKnight> lstarnes; roshan   11047  0.0  0.0   3004   744 pts/0    R+   20:01   0:00 grep mysqld
[14:31]  * bernz simply uses something like 'cp -a' to an external HD for backups ATM (rsync when i have more time to set it up)
[14:31] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: then mysqld isn't running.  Do you have mysql installed?
[14:32] <George2> darknight - use xampp - trust me
[14:32] <George2> if you install apache and mysql, you'll run into clean url problems on drupal
[14:32] <xiroV> How do i make an external screen work with my ubuntu-laptop?
[14:32] <George2> Darknight - ^^
[14:32] <lstarnes> George2: I haven't had those issues when using apache and mysql
[14:32] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;yes i checked it says unable to connect mysql when its trying to install drupal
[14:32] <lenswipe> quibbler: http://www.pastebin.com/m57e02f9
[14:32] <bernz> Iceman_B^Ltop, i guess it requires a little background knowledge about 'quota' ('sudo apt-get install quota', 'man quota' maybe)
[14:32] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: try running sudo invoke-rc.d mysql start
[14:33] <marcos> hello, I installed ubuntu 8.10 on a ibook g3 (powerpc) I have a blank screen at startup; looking some posts on-line the only solution is reinstall 8.04, but I'm doing a network install, there is no other solutions? I can't do the network install again. at the boot prompt just say linux or old the options Linux nosplash video=radeonfb won't work
[14:33] <quibbler> lenswipe: the link is to an empty pastebin
[14:33] <bernz> Iceman_B^Ltop, (in other words, answer is probably "no", nothing quick)
[14:33] <gaby> #ubuntufr
[14:34] <tritium> gaby: /j #ubuntu-fr
[14:34] <DarkKnight> lstarnes;invoke-rc.d: unknown initscript, /etc/init.d/mysql not found.
[14:34] <marcos> hello, I installed ubuntu 8.10 on a ibook g3 (powerpc) I have a blank screen at startup; looking some posts on-line the only solution is reinstall 8.04, but I'm doing a network install, there is no other solutions? I can't do the network install again. at the boot prompt just say linux or old the options Linux nosplash video=radeonfb won't work
[14:34] <tritium> marcos: no need to repeat
[14:34] <gaby> thank you ^^
[14:35] <lstarnes> DarkKnight: you might want to try installing mysql-server-5.0 again
[14:35] <xiroV> how do i make an external screen work with my ubuntu-laptop?
[14:35] <bernz> marcos, if you don't object to KDE, maybe 'kubuntu' will work -- i had better luck with it for my laptop (though a PC one) than with ubuntu
[14:35] <aurax> sup all
[14:35] <lenswipe> quibbler: hhm weird, sec
[14:35] <bernz> marcos, (that is, if you can try another distro)
[14:35] <Scunizi> xiroV: does the laptop have an nvidia board installed?
[14:36] <xiroV> Scunizi, ye
[14:36] <aurax> I'm trying to install pptp client with multi NIC's, any idea how to bind the pptp client correctly?
[14:36] <Scunizi> xiroV: and have you enabled the restricted drivers?
[14:36] <quibbler> lenswipe: be right back..gone for coffee
[14:36] <lenswipe> quibbler: try that: http://pastebin.com/m57e028f9
[14:36] <Iceman_B^Ltop> bernz: I see. well whilst googling, it seems like I need to do some shuffling around with partitions or so
[14:36] <xiroV> Scunizi, yea.. the graphic driver works fine on my laptop.. i just want to connect an external screen to it
[14:36] <Iceman_B^Ltop> and thats still beyond my knowledge
[14:36] <bernz> aurax, (only an idea: the client probably has a config file, and it probably refers to the network device to use, e.g. "eth0"... look in that diretion)
[14:37] <Iceman_B^Ltop> honestly, I think it's ridiculous that something like user quota's can't be implemented by default, and also in an easy way
[14:37] <aurax> bernz: nothing there mate...
[14:37] <marcos> yes but how to start at least in text mode? no solution? possible? all the linux version is possible why not ubuntu? the only solution is reinstall? worse than windows 98
[14:37] <bernz> Iceman_B^Ltop, hmm... it shouldn't require partition changes -- keep looking for a better explanation on the Web :-)
[14:38] <Iceman_B^Ltop> alright
[14:38] <Scunizi> xiroV: if you haven't already you'll need to install nvidia-settings.  then with the laptop shutdown plug in the other monitor then turn it on.  Boot the lappy and load nvidia-settings to turn dual monitor support on or off..
[14:38] <bernz> aurax, well, unfortunately, that exhausts my store of ideas :-]
[14:38] <lenswipe> quibbler: that worl for you?
[14:38] <lenswipe> work*
[14:39] <bernz> aurax, which PPTP client is it anyway? i'm not being facetious, but did you read its docs? ;-)
[14:39] <srgz> hi
[14:39] <DarkKnight> lstarnes; its taking me 50 minutes to install mysql-server-5.0
[14:39] <quibbler> lenswipe: i'm back...you don't have the medibuntu repors there
[14:39] <srgz> i try to configure openvpn on my ubuntu pc
[14:39] <xiroV> Scunizi, So it only works if it's already plugged in while booting?
[14:39] <srgz> it display
[14:39] <srgz> v
[14:39] <srgz> Thu Feb 26 15:38:11 2009 Cannot load CA certificate file ca.crt path (null) (SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations): error:02001002:system library:fopen:No such file or directory: error:2006D080:BIO routines:BIO_new_file:no such file: error:0B084002:x509 certificate routines:X509_load_cert_crl_file:system lib
[14:40] <cristi> hi! how can i create more than one primary partition using gparted? i currently have 1 primary and 2 extended + swap
[14:40] <lenswipe> quibbler: WTF? thats weird, i ran the command from a link thats sposed to add them to the source list, and when i run software sources from the administration menu they show up in there O_o
[14:40] <srgz>  sudo openvpn /etc/openvpn/server.conf
[14:40] <xiroV> Scunizi, and what exactly do you mean about "load nvidia-settings" ?
[14:40] <aurax> bernz: sure man.. got one line up and running, it's just that i have 8 internet lines here and they all using pptp to dial out.
[14:40] <srgz> by running that command
[14:40] <srgz> can anyone help plz
[14:40] <Scunizi> xiroV: typically that is correct.. espicially if the external is a flat screen tv as well.  At least with mine if I don't have the monitor/tv plugged in before booting the lappy then the resolution gets all messed up
[14:40] <root> Hei
[14:40] <quibbler> lenswipe: go here  : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu  and follow the instructions on adding the Repositories
[14:41] <bernz> Iceman_B^Ltop, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=289571 -- it looks complicated, but doesn't require repartitioning, just changes to your fstab; if you are very careful and plan everything out in advance, you should be able to do it safely -- if it doubt, back up the partition you're adding quota to first ;-)
[14:41] <STIAN9992> heisann
[14:41] <quibbler> lenswipe: for hardy
[14:41] <lenswipe> quibbler: i did that, i ran the command it told me and the medibuntu repo shows under System>Administration>Software Sources....
[14:41] <Scunizi> xiroV: nvidia-settings is a program to activate the second monitor with an nvidia card.. it does other things like tweeking but you'll need it regardless.
[14:41] <lenswipe> quibbler: just for some reason its not in the text file....
[14:41] <bernz> aurax, well, it's an interesting problem, so if you tell me the name of the client you're using, i'll read a bit about it, and if i come across anything useful, i'll update you
[14:41] <Scunizi> xiroV: sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[14:42] <crazy2k> Hi. I'm running Intrepid's kernel. There's a bug they say it's fixed in Jaunty's kernel. What is the best way to update to that kernel (or at least have it as an option to boot from)?
[14:42] <aurax> bernz: it's the well know pptp-linux package
[14:42] <quibbler> lenswipe: run again in terminal: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[14:42] <quibbler> lenswipe: no
[14:42] <xiroV> Scunizi, i already have it :) Thanks a lot.. i think i've sorted it out :D THanks
[14:43] <Scunizi> xiroV: np :)
[14:43] <quibbler> lenswipe: sorry this: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/hardy.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list
[14:43] <bernz> crazy2k, basically: 1) get jaunty kernel sources 2) compile 3) place result (kernel file) into boot volume 4) reboot, and instead of running the default kernel, give it the name of the newly-compiled one; 5) when finished playing, reboot
[14:43] <Nevis> hi guys. I have a gigabyte geforece 6600 graphics card I just installed. I'm using 180.11, but it seems later versions are available. Should I upgrade? if so, how, as that's the latest version from intrepid repositories.
[14:43] <quibbler> lenswipe: then this: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[14:44] <bernz> aurax, okay, cool
[14:44] <Scunizi> Nevis: nope that should work fine.. if you find any anomolies you might even try using the 173 driver.. use to work great for me.
[14:44] <aurax> thanks bernz!
[14:45] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[14:45] <tbalthazar> Hi, I would like to install MySQL on Ubuntu without being prompted to enter the root password (because I use a script to automate the install and I change the root password later in the script). The script use this command "aptitude install -y mysql-server mysql-client libmysqlclient15-dev" to install MySQL, but I'm still asked to change the root password (with Ubuntu 8.04.2). Any solution?
[14:46] <lenswipe> ActionParsnip1: hey, still same problem
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> tbalthazar: you can make apt-get not need sudo
[14:46] <lenswipe> quibbler: ok i ran that, still not working, i cant find the codecs in synaptic O_o
[14:46] <Iceman_B^Ltop> bernz: ah thanks, I'll take a look
[14:46] <ActionParsnip1> lenswipe: does vlc-nox work?
[14:46] <lenswipe> quibbler: want a screenie of my sources list gtk app?
[14:46] <Iceman_B^Ltop> I also found a switch in Wwbmin
[14:46] <Iceman_B^Ltop> "enable quota's"
[14:46] <Rand> lol
[14:46] <Iceman_B^Ltop> *webmin
[14:47] <Rand> LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> !webmin | Iceman_B^Ltop
[14:47] <Pici> Rand: Do you have a support question?
[14:47] <tbalthazar> ActionParsnip1: I don't understand what you mean.
[14:47] <quibbler> ActionParsnip1: i'm trying to get lenswipe to add the medibuntu repos
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> tbalthazar: you can set certain commands to not need sudo
[14:47] <Iceman_B^Ltop> uhoh
[14:47] <lenswipe> quibbler: i have done, several times.....
[14:47] <lenswipe> quibbler: want a screenshot?
[14:47] <ActionParsnip1> !medibuntu
[14:47] <quibbler> yes]
[14:47] <lenswipe> quibbler: http://s221.photobucket.com/albums/dd12/lenswipe/?action=view&current=Screenshot-SoftwareSources.png
[14:48] <psypher246> hi all. i was hoping someone can tell me how do i run xubuntu without starting the xserver. it used to be so easy bu just changing a number in the inittab. how do i do it now?
[14:48] <Rand> Pici: No, just retarted friends
[14:48] <Iceman_B^Ltop> ActionParsnip1: best to remove webmin then?
[14:48] <tbalthazar> ActionParsnip1: and that will prevent apt-get from asking to change the mysql root password?
[14:48] <unop> ActionParsnip1, I don't think he has a sudo problem .. he doesn't want the mysql postinst script to ask for a root password
[14:48] <tbalthazar> unop: that's it
[14:49] <Scunizi> psypher246: you mean you don't want to restart x to get xubuntu up? like run it in a different TTY?
[14:49] <unop> tbalthazar, you might be able to change the debconf priority to high and get away with it -- but i am not sure.  try.   sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow debconf
[14:49] <quibbler> lenswipe:put a check also medibuntu source
[14:49] <ActionParsnip1> unop: surely if he adds the command to whatever file makes that happen it can be done without sudo or password?
[14:49] <unop> tbalthazar, after that - try installing mysql
[14:49] <lenswipe> quibbler: it isnt checked????
[14:49] <lenswipe> quibbler: :O! how could i miss that???
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> Iceman_B^Ltop: its advised but if its working for you i can't see why not. I dont use it and can only tell you what the factoid says
[14:50] <unop> ActionParsnip1, the mysql installer asks for a password to be set for the mysql entity 'root' (not the system user) - that's what he's looking to avoid
[14:50] <quibbler> lenswipe: reload and check in synaptic again
[14:50] <lenswipe> quibbler: ok i checked the box and got another error message, ill screenshot it...
[14:50] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[14:50] <lenswipe> quibbler: gimme a sec...
[14:50] <psypher246> Scunizi: no i want to change the run level so that x does not start on boot
[14:50] <ActionParsnip1> unop: ahhh to set the root mysql password on the other system
[14:51] <jrib> psypher246: forever?
[14:51] <psypher246> yes
[14:51] <unop> ActionParsnip1, well, not set it - but rather, don't set it
[14:51] <banisterfiend> hey guys i've lost my taskbar, what do i do? how do i get it back?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip1> unop: i gotcha
[14:51] <Scunizi> psypher246: ok.. sorry I missunderstood.. don't know the answer to that one but could have had you running 2 occurances of x with xubuntu in one and ubuntu or kde in the other.. :)
[14:51] <tbalthazar> unop: when I run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow debconf, it launches an interactive blue screen, which is what I want to avoid with my install script
[14:51] <cristi> does anyone have any idea what does window require besize the fac that it wants to be installed on a primary partition?
[14:51] <jrib> psypher246: system -> administration -> services.  Disable graphical login.  runlevels 2-5 are identical on debian, so you just want to disable the specific service on runlevel 2 (the default) (at least)
[14:51] <KazaLite> hi all
[14:52] <banisterfiend> anyone? im freaking out!
[14:52] <KazaLite> which is the best ide that can be configured with gcc for ubuntu?
[14:52] <dtcrshr> what bothers you banisterfiend
[14:52] <Slart> psypher246: does this thread help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6460
[14:52] <psypher246> jrib: can i not just change the runlevel to one that does not boot graphical?
[14:52] <jrib> cristi: it doesn't even require that really, but you shouldn't need to do anything else special
[14:52] <banisterfiend> dtcrshr: ive lost my taskbar :(
[14:52] <unop> tbalthazar, I don't see you getting out of this one easily -- are you creating a script that you will distribute to other people or is it just for yourself?
[14:52] <kale> banisterfiend: right click some other panel, open preferences, and a a new panel
[14:52] <jrib> psypher246: if runlevels 2-5 are identical by default then that's not possible, right?
[14:52] <banisterfiend> kale: i dont have any other panels
[14:52] <kale> jrib: runlevel 2 is not used
[14:53] <lenswipe> quibbler: http://s221.photobucket.com/albums/dd12/lenswipe/?action=view&current=Screenshot-synaptic.png
[14:53] <jrib> kale: runlevel 2 is default...
[14:53] <tbalthazar> unop: it is already open source : http://github.suitmymind.com/ubuntu-machine/
[14:53] <kale> banisterfiend: not even the usual top panel
[14:53] <Scunizi> jrib: then on reboot psypher246 would have no gui.. once in that position how do you reverse the process?
[14:53] <psypher246> and text only is 3 right?
[14:53] <ActionParsnip1> unop: couldnt you edit the post install scipt somehow?
[14:53] <banisterfiend> kale: no, all i have are the icons on my desktop, that's all
[14:53] <psypher246> Scunizi: YOU HAVE THE COMMNAD LINE
[14:53] <psypher246> oops sorry
[14:53] <psypher246> nnot screaming
[14:53] <jrib> Scunizi: /etc/init.d/gdm start, System -> Administration -> Services.  Or use sysv-rc-conf or bum
[14:53] <kale> jrib: then ubuntu really sucks
[14:53] <tbalthazar> unop: I installed a ubuntu server in a breeze with my script yesterday, and today, it do not work anymore ... :-/
[14:53] <bernz> aurax, perhaps this config tool would be helpful: http://quozl.linux.org.au/pptp/pptpconfig/0-README.phtml
[14:53] <jrib> kale: I guess you mean "debian really sucks".  But no, not really
[14:54] <cristi> jrib: uhm, however is it ok to have 2 primary partitions? and also a friend told me that windows needs the first bytes from the disk in order to be succesfully installed. That is not correct isn't it?
[14:54] <psypher246> all you used to have to do is change the runlevel number in inittab
[14:54] <ActionParsnip1> kale: you can get runlevel 2, its single user mode command line
[14:54] <Rand> Anyone here tried to run multiple x servers, with two keyboards and mouse?
[14:54] <kale> jrib: runlevel 2 i undefined
[14:54] <Scunizi> jrib: ah.. early for me.. forgot about init.d to start the gui.. :/
[14:54] <kale> ActionParsnip1: thats runlevel 1
[14:54] <jrib> kale: if you are using ubuntu, run « runlevel »
[14:54] <lenswipe> Rand: i guess thats what u might call a mainframe computer eh?
[14:54] <psypher246> jrib: is right
[14:54] <bernz> aurax, but besides that, it looks like there's a file '/etc/ppp/options.pptp' which might contain something useful
[14:54] <lenswipe> quibbler: i managed to pickup w32, what was the other one called?
[14:54] <kale> jrib: hey hold on, i'm wrong here. runlevel 2 is singleuser with net, its runlevel 4 that doesn't exits
[14:55] <jrib> psypher246: this is debian policy.  If you want, use sysv-rc-conf or bum to modify just runlevel 2 to not start gdm, doesn't really matter
[14:55] <Rand> :P hehe, wondering if it is possible... would have been really cool:P
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> kale: aahhhh RL2 = Multi-User Mode Does not: configure network interfaces or start daemons
[14:55] <weerluis> hi guys, how do I setup fetchmail to use a catch all account?
[14:55] <jrib> kale: on debian (and ubuntu) runlevels 2-5 are identical by default
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> kale: Ubuntu 6.10 (Edgy Eft) and later contain Upstart as a replacement for the traditional init-process, but they still use the traditional init scripts and Upstart's SysV-rc compatibility tools to start most services and emulate runlevels.
[14:55] <kale> jrib: i do not believe so
[14:55] <Pici> kale: jrib is correct.
[14:55] <kale> jrib: one of those is without networking
[14:55] <ActionParsnip1> kale: wikipedia
[14:55] <quibbler> lenswipe: libdvdcss2
[14:55] <afancy> Hi,  could anybody know why my cursor on screen jump everywhere when i am typing.
[14:55] <Iceman_B^Ltop> ActionParsnip1: I'll go with phpsysinfo
[14:56] <cristi> afancy: do you have a touchpad?
[14:56] <lenswipe> quibbler: right.
[14:56] <unop> tbalthazar, i'm guessing you could create a .cnf file that contains the password and place it in /etc/mysql .. the installer should use that configuration instead
[14:56] <kale> jrib: also runlevel 5 should be with gui, and 3 without gui
[14:56] <psypher246> as far as I knew runlevel 1, single user, 2, gui, 3 just text. another forum said add text to the kernel boot line but that didn't work either
[14:56] <quibbler> lenswipe: try a dvd
[14:56] <Daft_Punk> banisterfiend, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=303438 (try pressing alt+f2 and search panel and run it)
[14:56] <salvatore> ciao
[14:56] <jrib> kale: on some distros that is their policy, sure.  Not on debian
[14:56] <afancy> cristi: maybe, how can i close it?
[14:56] <tbalthazar> unop: great idea, I'll try that
[14:56] <afancy> cristi: disable touchpad
[14:56] <kale> jrib: that is very weird
[14:56] <unop> tbalthazar, to understand how the installer works, you might have to look at the preinst/postinst script in  /var/lib/dpkg/mysql*inst
[14:57] <cristi> system->preferences->mouse->touchpad and you have the disable option
[14:57] <lenswipe> quibbler: thanks man, it works now, except there is no sound and the color looks like a 50s TV
[14:57] <lenswipe> quibbler: any ideas?
[14:57] <fasta> Is there some way to lower the speed of the touchpad scoller?
[14:57] <fasta> It seemed it is 3 times faster than with the previous update.
[14:58] <lenswipe> quibbler: nvm i got sound....
[14:58] <quibbler> lenswipe: what player
[14:58] <disappearedng> Hey my totem crashes whenever I play a file any ideas?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip1> fasta: set scroll speed somewhere in gnome settings i'd imagine, set it to fewer lines
[14:58] <lenswipe> quibbler: smplayer
[14:58] <ActionParsnip1> disappearedng: run it from terminal, you will get intelligent output
[14:58] <quibbler> try vlc
[14:58] <banisterfiend> Daft_Punk: alt-f2 doesn't do anything, in fact none of my old shortcut keys seem to work
[14:58] <quibbler> or totem
[14:58] <hongma> hi
[14:58] <Daft_Punk> banisterfiend, did you try restarting the system a few times? seems like something didnt load properly
[14:58] <cristi> afancy: ﻿system->preferences->mouse->touchpad and you have the disable option
[14:59] <banisterfiend> Daft_Punk: for example i had Control-ALT-t bound to open a gnome-terminal but now it says it can't even locate the command 'gnome-terminal' anymore!
[14:59] <kale> jrib: seems you are right about those runlevels in debian. long time since i used it
[14:59] <unop> banisterfiend, but do you know if gnome-terminal is installed?
[14:59] <afancy> cristi: many thanks
[15:00] <cristi> afancy: no problem ;D
[15:00] <banisterfiend> unop: im installing it now...do you think it got uninstalled when i went 'apt-get remove nautilus-extensions1' ?
[15:00] <disappearedng> ActionParsnip1 http://pastie.org/400962
[15:00] <unop> banisterfiend, it's possible
[15:00] <unop> banisterfiend, but i am not sure about that
[15:01] <banisterfiend> well im confused to all hell
[15:01] <ActionParsnip1> disappearedng: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/274124
[15:02] <banisterfiend> is there anything i can type at a terminal to bring back the taskbar?
[15:02] <unop> banisterfiend, errm..  gnome-panel  perhaps
[15:02] <cristi> what do i need to learn in order to get involved in the motu project? i mean making packages and stuff
[15:02] <kale> banisterfiend: you can delete your gnome settings
[15:03] <banisterfiend> kale: im not sure about that, mightn't that just make things worse? :(
[15:03] <banisterfiend> unop: gnome-panel, it says the command doesn't even exist.... :/
[15:03] <unop> banisterfiend, does the panel come up when you log in?
[15:03] <banisterfiend> no it doesn't
[15:03] <unop> banisterfiend, i guess you need to install gnome-panel too then
[15:03] <oCean_> cristi: think ppl in #ubuntu-motu can help
[15:04] <cristi> oCean_: thank you
[15:04] <banisterfiend> unop: do you know the name of a package that just has all that stuff with it? like gnome-terminal and gnome-panel etc
[15:04] <banisterfiend> i think i uninstalled something pretty fundamental when i was following the advice i was given :/
[15:05] <unop> banisterfiend, errm, ubuntu-desktop perhaps
[15:06] <aboSamoor1> where can I find support for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:06] <unop> !jaunty | aboSamoor1
[15:06] <banisterfiend> unop: if i install ubuntu-desktop it's not going to screw everything is it? (btw installing gnome-panel did get my task bar back thanks! but im scared that there's a mbunch of other wtuff i need to install too that i dont know about)
[15:06] <hay_ig2000> hi all, i used supergrubdisc to reinstall grub..afterwards booting into ubuntu has been slower by nearly 10 seconds
[15:07] <bsdbandit> im trying to configure my wireless from the command line do i need to restart to make the changes take effect
[15:07] <bsdbandit> ?
[15:07] <n8tuserf> bsdbandit -> nope
[15:07] <unop> banisterfiend, well, what i would do is examine /var/log/dpkg.log to see exactly what was removed after you 'followed that advice' .. and reinstall those packages
[15:07] <user32768> i am trying to mount a samba share, ideally so that it can be mounted from kde.  its set up in fstab and can be mounted from a shell with sudo mount, but seems to require sudo?  and i have found no way to doing this via kde, either.  can anyone here help?
[15:07] <utkuaydin> Can you suggest a software like Quanta Plus? I don't want to install KDE libs.
[15:08] <bernz> aurax, sorry, it looks like i can't get enough understanding of the pptp stuff without installing it and playing around a bit; but i'm pretty sure you should be able to list your 10 NICs in '/etc/network/interfaces', and then put 'eth0', 'eth1', etc into your pptp configs... something like that. good luck!
[15:08] <unop> bsdbandit, they will probably be lost -- unless you save them in /etc/network/interfaces
[15:08] <bsdbandit> ok
[15:08] <bsdbandit> im going to give that a try
[15:08] <bsdbandit> im running fluxbox
[15:08] <unop> bsdbandit, but that file has specific syntax .. see  man 5 interfaces
[15:08] <bsdbandit> ok
[15:08] <bsdbandit> cool
[15:08] <bsdbandit> thanx
[15:10] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: mind giving me some help with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EloTouchScreen
[15:11] <IntuitiveNipple> CarlFK: Not sure I'll be any use; I only spent an hour with an Elo :)
[15:12] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: well, for openers I am not sure I am getting the xorg.conf settings recognized... or something
[15:12] <mercutio22> What is a good tool to create a DVD with custom subtitles?
[15:12] <faria> hello
[15:13] <faria> hi
[15:13] <Rand> he5
[15:13] <oCean_> !hi | faria
[15:13] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: here is my xorg.conf and log http://dpaste.com/1882/
[15:13] <Dykam> Oh no, a hello bot
[15:13] <faria> i installed ubuntu now plz tell me is NIC cards matter for speed?
[15:13] <IntuitiveNipple> CarlFK: As far as I recall, it 'just worked' when I set it up (aside from the inversion issue) so I didn't really look closely
[15:13] <bernz> NIC == network interface card
[15:13] <faria> yes
[15:14] <disappearedng> ActionParsnip1: hey there isn't a fix for this though
[15:14] <bernz> it matters for speed of your LAN, but as a human, you'll never notice
[15:14] <AJC_Z0> What's the correct way to set a user defined search path in /etc/resolv.conf?
[15:14] <bernz> (even 10 Mb/s card is faster than most people need)
[15:14] <Dueland> How can I change the name of my HDD? :P
[15:14] <faria> i mean i have builtin NIC so can i use pci NIC card for good speed?
[15:14] <whyameye> !server
[15:14] <bernz> faria, yes, definitely
[15:14] <tritium> AJC_Z0: /etc/resolv.conf has to do with DNS, not search paths
[15:15] <bernz> faria, some built-in NICs even come at gigabit speed (1000Mb/s)
[15:15] <faria> brenz wich one is the best ?
[15:15] <SiDi> Dueland: if you mean change the label of the partitions on your HDD, you can do it with Gparted, but you'll have to unmount them before you change the names (thus you might have to do it via a LiveCD)
[15:15] <faria> bernz
[15:15] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: out of the box it kinda worked - but the X was flipped - up down is fine, move finger to the right, mouse goes to the left
[15:15] <jin_122> how come i get an error just typing in ./configure in my terminal ?
[15:15] <bernz> faria, there is no particular "best" one; as long as it works, it's good enough
[15:15] <ForzaPalermo> hey guys i have 3 internal haredrives, one 200gb for my ubuntu OS, the other two (1.5TB each) i want PURELY for storage and will LVM.... my question iswhen i format it iusing fdisk... do i make it a primary partiiton??? and how do i know im getting all 1.5TBS..... it asks questions about cylinders.. i am confused please help!
[15:15] <lstarnes> jin_122: it depends on the error message
[15:16] <bernz> faria, in other words, your mobo probably has a 10/100 built-in, maybe a 100/1000 -- both are "best" ;-)
[15:16] <faria> so u advice me to use pci NIC card
[15:16] <SiDi> jin_122: obviously the configure script can't end because you're missiing something.
[15:16] <unop> tritium, you can set a search domain in /etc/resolv.conf to use to resolve non-FQDNs
[15:16] <Dueland> SiDi: Is it necessary if i don't use any of them to boot up the system with? There's nothing on them
[15:16] <jin_122> java -jar /home/thesleepingox/Desktop/jIRCii/jerk.jar
[15:16] <jin_122> thesleepingox@ubuntu:~$ ./configure
[15:16] <jin_122> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[15:16] <jin_122> that's what i get
[15:16] <unop> AJC_Z0, i don't think you can
[15:16] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: trying to add the Section "InputDevice" results in it not working at all - touch anywhere, mouse doesn't move
[15:16] <faria> ok
[15:16] <bernz> faria, yes, PCI NIC is just fine (PCI is able to easily handle it)
[15:16] <tritium> unop: yes, search *domain*, not $PATH
[15:16] <faria> thanx
[15:16] <unop> tritium, he might have used 'path' as a loose term there
[15:16] <AJC_Z0> unop: That's not good. A search path is part of a network environment
[15:16] <bernz> faria, but if you have a built-in one, it's just as good (and saves a slot)
[15:16] <tritium> unop: fair enough
[15:16] <SiDi> Dueland: well you need to unmount a partition in order to change its name so you cant rename your system partition without using a LiveCD. any other partition should be ok :)
[15:17] <faria> thanx bernz
[15:17] <bernz> faria, in fact -- the built-in one could be *slightly* better, because it might be more "directly" connected to a bus (but probably, it's just hanging on the PCI bus anyway)
[15:17] <unop> AJC_Z0, well, edit /etc/resolv.conf and place your domain there then
[15:17] <jin_122> thesleepingox@ubuntu:~$ ./configure
[15:17] <jin_122> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[15:17] <Dueland> ok thnx
[15:17] <unop> jin_122, you need to be in a source directory for that to work
[15:17] <bernz> faria, no problem
[15:17] <faria> thanx bernz
[15:17] <Droopsta915> My flash drive doesn't auto mount sometimes, when it doesn't my computer freezes and I have to reboot. Anyone having this problem?
[15:18] <AJC_Z0> unop: Of course that doesn't last longer than until the next DHCP refresh. I could mess with dnclient.conf, but with per-user session based network config that would be suboptimal
[15:18] <bernz> Droopsta915, i've had lock-ups just after POST (before OS loads) if a USB stick was plugged in on some motherboards
[15:19] <faria> bernz how can i set my ubuntu for shell service with vhost
[15:19] <bernz> Droopsta915, the only one i can recall for sure what an XPC "shuttle" machine
[15:19] <sinan> today apt updated my flash player, now FF doesn't know the player is there, it asks me to "download a new plugin"! Any ideas?
[15:19] <IdentifyTarget> I'm migrating from FreeNAS (FreeBSD) to Ubuntu. I have a 3 drive Software RAID0 UFS that was setup in FreeNAS. Will I be able to access the data in Ubuntu without reformatting the disk, and if so how? (I'm new to linux).
[15:19] <bernz> faria, i don't understand; do you mean you want to log into a shell from a remote machine?
[15:19] <hothollas> is there a messenger where I can use my microphone with?
[15:19] <faria> ok
[15:20] <unop> AJC_Z0, well, that's by design - the network is controlled by the administrator - you can't have users hijacking the policy you set out
[15:20] <IntuitiveNipple> CarlFK: I'm guessing this is a clue "Unable to ask Elographics touchscreen identification"
[15:20] <hothollas> is there another messenger- other than pidgin- that it's possible to use the mic with ?
[15:21] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: how do I figure out  device="?"
[15:21] <ForzaPalermo> speaking about pidgin... i cant stop the system beep when you hit backspace in the chat window
[15:21] <ForzaPalermo> anyone know how to stop that
[15:21] <AJC_Z0> unop: Setting an appropriate search path is hijacking? I didn't know I was a terrist
[15:22] <IntuitiveNipple> CarlFK: You must know what port the device is connected to? Maybe the device model isn't supported by that driver?
[15:22] <bernz> ForzaPalermo, you *might* be able to just disable the system beep (globally) from the sounds control panel
[15:23] <ForzaPalermo> it is but only in pidgin
[15:23] <unop> AJC_Z0, yes, because as an administrator - you want users to use the domain (and policies associated with it) and a contravention of this is termed 'hijacking'
[15:23] <ForzaPalermo> it stays!
[15:23] <ForzaPalermo> so annoying
[15:24] <slerder> Hi everyone. I just noticed that the motherboard I ordered from newegg has an 8 pin connector for the cpu but my powersupply only has a 4 pin connector for the cpu. Can I use my 4 pin connector or some sort of adapter? What should I do? Thanks.
[15:24] <Scunizi> slerder: you need to buy a new powersupply
[15:25] <ActionParsnip1> !webmin
[15:25] <Dillizar> i have problems with mounting my phone i can see it but i cant open it
[15:26] <kale> Dillizar: bluetooth?
[15:26] <Dillizar> usb
[15:26] <rmzeppelin> ive got a problem i just installed xubuntu 8.10 and theres no x button or - button up top of applications and i cant resize or move the applications does anyone know how to fix this
[15:26] <kale> Dillizar: you need to set the phone to be an usb-storage-device
[15:26] <bernz> Dillizar, is it a MSD/MSC (mass storage)?
[15:26] <rmzeppelin> ive had xubuntu before never had this problem
[15:26] <Dillizar> i did kale
[15:27] <Dillizar> bernz,  i dont know what is that :)
[15:27] <bernz> Dillizar, in that case, it's probably at least showing up in /dev/sd*, no?
[15:27] <kale> Dillizar: fdisk -l
[15:27] <bernz> Dillizar, MSC == mass storage class (a USB device class), sometimes also called MSD (mass storage device)
[15:28] <bernz> Dillizar, it makes your device's storage (usually flash, sometimes a removable drive, like SD or micro-SD) appear as a typical "disk drive" to the OS
[15:28] <ForzaPalermo> when you do fdisk to a drive, and make it a primarmy partion and just hit enter till the end, does the partiion take up the whjole space of the drive
[15:28] <rmzeppelin>  i just installed xubuntu and i dl newest nvidia drivers and installed them also with xubuntu if anyone can help i would be more than thankfull
[15:28] <ForzaPalermo> mine is 1.5tb i just want to know if there is a limit
[15:28] <Dillizar> bernz, i can see the card and the phone but i cant enter
[15:29] <bernz> ForzaPalermo, newer BIOS and kernels support up to [insane limit] disk drives
[15:29] <ghostlines> how do i detect the mac address from a pc on my local network?
[15:29] <Dillizar> kale fdisk -l doesnt work
[15:29] <bernz> where [insane limit] is at least in the PBs, i think (petabytes... 1000s of TB)
[15:29] <kale> ghostlines: arping
[15:29] <bernz> Dillizar, 'sudo fdisk -l'  ;-)
[15:29] <Dillizar> :P
[15:29] <ForzaPalermo> bernz: right, but im just wondering if its a limitiation of the funtion
[15:29] <ForzaPalermo> cause it asks about cylinder size
[15:29] <tcr> Is there a way to find out what packages were recently updated?
[15:30] <ForzaPalermo> and i get confused cuase i have no clue what it is
[15:30] <kale> Dillizar: id
[15:30] <bernz> ForzaPalermo, nope, it's only asking if you want to make the partition smaller than the whole disk (if the table is empty already)
[15:30] <nicolaialexander> hi everyone i just installed ubuntu and i need root access does anyone know how i could do that?
[15:30] <tcr> I updated something yesterday through UpdateManager, and it seems the change made my system instable
[15:30] <kale> nicolaialexander: sudo bash
[15:30] <tcr> nicolaialexander: In a Terminal, type `sudo su'
[15:30] <Dillizar> Bernz and kale i have this i sure hope i will not flood :)
[15:30] <Dillizar> Disk /dev/sdc: 11 MB, 11403264 bytes
[15:30] <Dillizar> 1 heads, 22 sectors/track, 1012 cylinders
[15:30] <Dillizar> Units = cylinders of 22 * 512 = 11264 bytes
[15:30] <Dillizar> Disk identifier: 0x00000000
[15:30] <atrox_> Could somebody help me with an error I get when trying to update package information?
[15:30] <FloodBot1> Dillizar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:31] <bernz> Dillizar, use a pastebin site (e.g. pastebin.ca) for multi-line output ;-)
[15:31] <ForzaPalermo> bernz: so going through the defualt motions will give me maximum partiion size of 1.5tb or whatever that transition to when fomratted?
[15:31] <dsdeiz> hi, i'm having trouble with my connection speed in ubuntu.. i have 8.10 any ideas what i should start on researching? :S
[15:31] <kale> dsdeiz: tcpdump, bwm
[15:31] <bernz> Dillizar, anyway, so the phone's storage is 'sdc'; with 'fdisk -l /dev/sdc', you'll see if it has any usable partitions
[15:32] <mohanohi> hi guys..
[15:32] <mohanohi> i am getting E: Type 'wget' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list..
[15:32] <mohanohi> How to reolve this issue?
[15:32] <bernz> ForzaPalermo, yep; after you create the partition, it will not yet be written to disk; at that point, display the table ('p' i believe) and confirm that the sizes are correct
[15:32] <atrox_> Could somebody help me with an error I get when trying to update package information?
[15:32] <nicolaialexander> is there a reason its called a bash:?
[15:32] <ForzaPalermo> ok then hit w to wr ite
[15:32] <nicolaialexander> thanks a lot
[15:32] <bernz> Dillizar, then you need to mount them (probably there is only '/dev/sdc1')
[15:32] <Dillizar> bernz, i dont have SDC
[15:33] <dsdeiz> kale: uhm, i'm kinda new to ubuntu.. may i ask what are those for?
[15:33] <atrox_> anybody?
[15:33] <tcr> nicolaialexander: It stands for Bourne Again SHell
[15:33] <bernz> Dillizar, ahhh... hm... well... you should unplug the phone, then 'ls -l /dev/sd*', then plug it in, then same command, and see if there's a new 'sd?' device (where '?' is a letter)
[15:33] <kale> dsdeiz: tcpdump, dumps network traffic, bwm shows bandwidth usage
[15:33] <skyworld> hello
[15:33] <mohanohi> when is open synaptic package manager I get E: Type 'wget' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list error and closes..
[15:34] <bernz>  Dillizar, because maybe it's 'sdb' or 'sda' or even 'sdd' (depending on what else you have connected, whether your boot drive is SATA, etc)
[15:34] <mohanohi> can anybody pls help me out from this?
[15:34] <skyworld> how to set scim
[15:34] <mohanohi> i did some wrong thing with tee command..
[15:34] <unop> mohanohi,  put the contents of that file up on a pastebin for us to see.
[15:34] <Rioting_pacifist> my ubuntu install is unussable, everything keeps segfaulting, can somebody help!?!
[15:34] <IdentifyTarget> I'm migrating from FreeNAS (FreeBSD) to Ubuntu. I have a 3 drive Software RAID0 UFS that was setup in FreeNAS. Will I be able to access the data in Ubuntu without reformatting the disk, and if so how? (I'm new to linux).
[15:34] <Dillizar> k bernz ok i can see it so is there a command to mount it :)
[15:35] <skyworld> i will but i can not
[15:35] <nicolaialexander> thanks a ton
[15:35] <bernz> mohanohi, if you are missing 'wget' (i'm not saying you are, but i can't make sense of that error), you could try 'sudo apt-get update' and then 'sudo apt-get install wget'... but i don't think that'll really help
[15:35] <bernz> Dillizar, awesome, so.. to mount it, you just need to create a "host" directory somewhere (an empty dir, say in '/media' or '/mnt')
[15:35] <unop> bernz, he's got the word 'wget' in that file -- and APT doesn't understand the meaning of the word
[15:35] <scout_> This is the way the world ends; not with a bang, but a whimper.
[15:35] <mohanohi> /etc/apt/sources.list.d
[15:35] <axyjo> hi all, is 686-SMP support built in to the default intrepid kernel?
[15:35] <mohanohi> oh.. sorry.
[15:35] <bernz> Dillizar, call it 'phone' or something; and you gotta super that ('sudo mkdir /mnt/phone')
[15:36] <hesselink> hi, I'm having trouble writing to my 3rd gen ipod over firewire in 8.10. USB works, reading over firewire works.
[15:36] <atrox_> nevermind, I fixed it
[15:36] <bernz> unop, ahh... hmm... that's tough to fix (particularly if the file has been edited)
[15:36] <unop> mohanohi,   sudo aptitude install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list
[15:36] <kale> axyjo: uname -a
[15:36] <axyjo> kale: thanks i'll see it.
[15:36] <IdentifyTarget> pastebin it?
[15:36] <unop> bernz, errm, no, just edit the file and take the odd bits out
[15:37] <IdentifyTarget> can you pastebin directly from CLI?
 the only way i could get mine to work was in amorok and i had to manually write the firewire id to the ipod
[15:37] <unop> IdentifyTarget, sure
[15:37] <Rioting_pacifist> IdentifyTarget: check with a livecd but id guess you can, im not sure what UFS read/write speed will be like though
[15:37] <Dillizar> bernz, thats awesome too :D but can you tell me step by step :D
[15:37] <hesselink> spideyman: haven't tried Amarok yet, but even just "touch test" doesn't work...
[15:37] <IdentifyTarget> Rioting_pacifist: EXCELLENT IDEA! Thank you
[15:37] <mohanohi> i am getting E: Type 'wget' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list
[15:37] <mohanohi> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[15:37] <mohanohi> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[15:37] <mohanohi> E: Type 'wget' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list
[15:37] <mohanohi> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[15:37] <FloodBot1> mohanohi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:37] <Dillizar> bernz, what is a HOST directory
[15:37] <shadeslayer> can someone send me free ubuntu stickers??
[15:38] <shadeslayer> im in India
[15:38] <bernz> unop, yeah, but one has to identify the "odd bits" (to avoid further damage); that's the tricky part (unless one is already "good" at doing so)
[15:38] <shadeslayer> Like the ones ised for windows
[15:38] <hesselink> spideyman: do you have any more info about writing the firewire id?
[15:38] <shadeslayer> *used
[15:38] <shadeslayer> and Intel
[15:38] <Dillizar> shadeslayer, if you order a free cd you will get them :)
 http://mandrivausers.org/lofiversion/index.php/t50594.html
[15:38] <axyjo> hmm it has SMP, but how would i go about optimizing it for a 686 processor as opposed to a generic? there's no such package as a linux-image-686, but there is a linux-image-386
[15:38] <bernz> Dillizar, it's the directory that you will bind your device's storage volume (the phone's internal "disk drive") to
[15:38] <unop> mohanohi, when you're ready ... that command returns a url, paste that in here
[15:38] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: not those,too big
[15:38] <bernz> Dillizar, and through which you will access that data
[15:38] <IdentifyTarget> What does Ubuntu 8.04 LTS stand for?
[15:39] <n2diy> how do you tell when sbackup has finished?
[15:39] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: like the small windows and Intel ones
[15:39] <shadeslayer> IdentifyTarget: Long term support
[15:39] <hesselink> spideyman: thanks, I'll go read, and try amarok.
[15:39] <lion> haloow
[15:39] <uaneme> llo
[15:39] <shadeslayer> !LTS | IdentifyTarget
[15:39] <Dillizar> bernz, dont want to sound like a an asshole but you are speaking Japanese to me :D
[15:39] <lion> anyone can help me to manage my bandwith
[15:39] <mohanohi> no.. when i typed the command you had specified in terminal it didn't returned url.. It gave series of error..
[15:39] <unop> Dillizar, language
[15:39] <bernz> Dillizar, okay, say when you've created the directory that will act as your mount point (the "host" for your device's storage) :-)
[15:39] <Dillizar> shadeslayer, you can buy them or make them
[15:39] <wh4vn> Hi everyone! I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:40] <Moncsi> hello
[15:40] <Dillizar> bernz,  tell me how to create it :)
[15:40] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: where can i make them,any specific shops,coz im starting a LUG
[15:40] <lion> hello
[15:40] <unop> mohanohi, ok.  sudo mv /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list{,.bak} && sudo aptitude install pastebinit && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list
[15:40] <shadeslayer> !hi|lion
[15:40] <Moncsi> where do you live?
[15:40] <lion> hi shades
[15:40] <shadeslayer> Moncsi: gurgaon,India
[15:40] <lion> any ur help
[15:41] <Dillizar> shadeslayer, use GIPM
[15:41] <bernz> Dillizar, okay, no worries... basically, on unix-like systems, "everything is a file" (there are exceptions); so, everything is in a "file system"... that' s like FAT & NTFS (Windows), ext2fs, jffs, etc... a file system is stored in a "volume", which is like a disk (of course, physical disks can be broken into pieces, each of which is a volume, containing a file system)
[15:41] <wh4vn> Hi everyone! I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:41] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: i already have a logo file
[15:41] <unop> mohanohi, ahh sorry, make the last part. pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list.d/akirad.list.bak
[15:41] <Moncsi> shut up!
[15:41] <shadeslayer> lion: ??
[15:41] <bernz> Dillizar, Linux can "attach" (mount) a file system on an existing file system (your ubuntu is the main file system, onto which you are going to "glue" (temporarily) the phone's file system)
[15:41] <wh4vn> sorry! can you stop chatting?
[15:41] <uaneme> i have a problem with wired network, before update it worked after update it is not connecting, (also not with static ip)
[15:42] <ikonia> wh4vn: who ?
[15:42] <Dillizar> ok bernz understand so far :)
[15:42] <uaneme> is this a known issue?
[15:42] <bernz> Dillizar, once attached, file systems can interact (copy/move files, etc)
[15:42] <Moncsi> what do you do?
[15:42] <wh4vn> some
[15:42] <ikonia> wh4vn: some what ?
[15:42] <bernz> Dillizar, when you're finished using the guest file system, you unattach (unmount) it
[15:42] <Scunizi> !ot | Moncsi
[15:42] <bernz> bernz, (and then physically unplug it if necessary, like a USB storage device)
[15:42] <ikonia> ubottu: define does not work
[15:42] <ikonia> ubottu: oops
[15:42] <ikonia> uaneme: define does not work - what type of card is it
[15:43] <Moncsi> i try to get ubuntu but i dont
[15:43] <bernz> Dillizar, so, right now, we're creating a spot for your to "graft" your phone's file system onto your ubuntu (main) file system, so it can be accessed
[15:43] <wh4vn> @ikonia: sorry
[15:43] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: so where can i make them??
[15:43] <bernz> Dillizar, to create that spot, you can do 'sudo mkdir /mnt/phone' -- that is, "as super user, create a directory in '/etc' called 'phone'
[15:43] <uaneme> ikonia:  i'll look it up one sec
[15:43] <Dillizar> shadeslayer, take gimp play with it and then print them on paper
[15:43] <wh4vn> I have a problem: I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:44] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: but i want plastic ones :P
[15:44] <spasticteapot> Does anyone know where Ubuntu (technically xubuntu) runs the script that launches xfce4-panel? My system crashed a few days ago, and now I have to keep running it manually.
[15:44] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: ill show you what i have
[15:44] <shadeslayer> one sec
[15:44] <Dillizar> wait shadeslayer lemme fix my stupid french phone k?
[15:45] <shadeslayer> np
[15:45] <bernz> Dillizar, let me know when you've created that directory, and we'll proceed
[15:45] <uaneme> can't find it... it is a acer netbook
[15:45] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: sure i know
[15:45] <dsdeiz> uhm, i have installed bwm-ng, what does rx tx means?
[15:45] <Dillizar> bernz, ok i have made a /mnt/phone :D now what :D
[15:45] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: xfdesktop
[15:46] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: worked??
[15:46] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: run it in Alt+F2
[15:46] <wh4vn_> I have a problem: I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:46] <shadeslayer> brb
[15:46] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: Will that cause xfce4-panel to load every time I boot?
[15:47] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: uh which panel,thats for the desktop
[15:47] <presshere> how can i set nautilus to show me always file extention?
[15:47] <bernz> Dillizar, last step... mounting the device: 'sudo mount /dev/sdx1' where 'sdx1' is replaced by the correct name of the device's storage volume (look in /dev again if you forgot... 'ls -l /dev/sd*' and find the one that "appeared" when you plugged in the phone, and with a '1' after the letters)
[15:48] <bernz> Dillizar, oops, rather 'sudo mount /dev/sdx1 /mnt/phone'
[15:48] <wh4vn_> someone can help? :(
[15:48] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: The rest of XFCE works fine. It's just XFCE4-panel that's broken.
[15:48] <Dillizar> bernz, to make the directory in etc i need root access :) i forgot how to get there :)
[15:48] <bernz> Dillizar, you are then saying "as super user, mount storage volume at this place '/etc/phone')
[15:48] <orifice_work> I have a program that is grabbing images from a remote camera but saves them as jpgs.  Is there a way I can serve those jpegs up in a live stream over http ?
[15:48] <bernz> Dillizar, 'sudo x' == "run 'x' as super user"
[15:49] <bernz> (and use your login user name as password)
[15:49] <unop> orifice_work, you can convert the jpegs to a mpeg movie
[15:49] <khirr> how can validate a empty field in bash?
[15:49] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: the thing at the top??
[15:49] <orifice_work> unop:  I wanted to do that but I couldn't find out how to do it live
[15:49] <blodski> what's the easiest way to clone the hdd in ubuntu, so i can reproduce the same for another machine?
[15:49] <bernz> Dillizar, also, i noticed you said "to make a directory in /etc', but i might have mistakenly said to do that; you should create it in '/mnt' rather (e.g. 'sudo mkdir /mnt/phone')
[15:49] <orifice_work> I can make a movie from a series of jpegs, but I don't know how to dynamically generate a stream from incoming jpegs.
[15:50] <unop> orifice_work, http://electron.mit.edu/~gsteele/ffmpeg/
[15:50] <wh4vn_> I have a problem: I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:50] <shadeslayer> !gyachi
[15:50] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: And bottom. I've got two of them.
[15:50] <blodski> !clone
[15:50] <wh4vn_> @shadeslayer: why?
[15:50] <unop> khirr, where is the field coming from?
[15:50] <oCean_> khirr: field? or string [ "$string" = "" ] or test -z $string
[15:50] <wh4vn_> @shadeslayer: why?
[15:51] <Dillizar> bernz i have made in mnt so now i need to sudo mount something
[15:51] <blodski> !automate
[15:51] <uaneme> ikonia: its an acer 802.11 netcard with signal up tech
[15:51] <Dillizar> :D
[15:51] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: and they do not work from the begining??
[15:51] <shadeslayer> wh4vn: ??
[15:51] <khirr> unop oCean i'm trying while [$name == ""]; do
[15:51] <Dykam> Hmm, my dpkg is broken. It doesn't want to install stuff from command-line anymore
[15:51] <bernz> Dillizar, yes, you're almost there -- we need to identify the storage volume in '/dev'... something like 'sdc1' (or 'sda1', 'sdb1', etc...)
[15:51] <wh4vn_> @shadeslayer: you said "!gyachi"
[15:51] <khirr> unop oCean but i see ./montar.sh: 14: [l: not found
[15:51] <scout_> test
[15:52] <unop> khirr,  if [[ -z $name ]]; then ...
[15:52] <Dillizar> bernz, Disk /dev/sdc: 11 MB, 11403264 bytes this??
[15:52] <shadeslayer> so??
[15:52] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: Not when I boot, no. They used to but I had a big system crash a few days ago and I have to run them manually.
[15:52] <bernz> Dillizar, FWIW, USB storage volumes show up in /dev as 'sd?' because they are considered to be "(S)CSI (D)isk" (hence 'sd')
[15:52] <scout_> #/list
[15:52] <tk3> is there an ubuntu / gnome tool that sets up dual head / desktop spanning or is it an edit xorg.conf job?
[15:52] <khirr> unop i need a while
[15:52] <oCean_> khirr: yes, what unop said is a possibility
[15:52] <unop> khirr, if you use [  you need a space between [ and it's argument .. [ is just another command
[15:52] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: try #xfce for a really good response
[15:52] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: I've also got a problem with my computer crashing every time I shut it down.
[15:52] <unop> khirr,  while [[ -z $name ]]; do ...; done
[15:52] <bernz> Dillizar, almost -- /dev/sdc is that actual disk (partition table and all); if it contains usable data, it will have at least one partition (probably labeled 'sdc1')
[15:52] <spasticteapot> shadeslayer: There's a #xubuntu channel, actually. It's just empty.
[15:53] <khirr> unop when i use space i see this message [: 7: ==: unexpected operator
[15:53] <oCean_> khirr: use '=
[15:53] <oCean_> only once
[15:53] <bernz> Dillizar, do you have more than '/dev/sdc' (e.g. also '/dev/sdc1' (possibly more, like '/dev/sdc2', ...))
[15:53] <shadeslayer> spasticteapot: #xfce is specifically for the desktop environment,not empty
[15:53] <wh4vn_> I have a problem: I try to install gyachi on my ubuntu 8.10 but cannot, it shows many errors, I corrected some, and stop when this happened: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123383/ Someone can help? Thank you!
[15:53] <uaneme> how do i rollback network updates
[15:54] <Dillizar> bernz,  i have /dev/sda 1
[15:54] <unop> khirr, right, yes, that's because the shell expanded your expression to.  while [ whatever_was_in_name == ]; do ...
[15:54] <kristian_> what is a good alternative to vso convertxtodvd for windows on linux?
[15:54] <ikonia> uaneme: acer isn't the chipset - check out the chipset with lspic
[15:54] <Dillizar> ^:)
[15:54] <ikonia> uaneme: acer isn't the chipset - check out the chipset with lspci
[15:54] <uaneme> ok ikonia
[15:54] <bernz> Dillizar, let's switch to PM
[15:55] <gnr`> what is the command to make the next line in terminal root, so i can run commands like ./configure
[15:55] <Dykam> Hmm, my dpkg is broken. It doesn't want to install stuff from command-line anymore
[15:55] <unop> gnr`, ctrl+c
 you shouldnt need to be root to configure
[15:56] <uaneme> i see.. ikonia its realtec RTL8101E/RTL8102E
[15:56] <unop> Dykam, put the contents of your commands up on a pastebin for us to see
[15:56] <uaneme> and also an atheros wifi
[15:56] <CarlFK> IntuitiveNipple: what mail list/form/#chan would you suggest I poke around in (re: touch screen)
[15:56] <gnr`> spideyman, sudo ./ddrescue-1.10.tar.gz  ??
[15:56] <IntuitiveNipple> CarlFK: I've not idea; it's not something I use
[15:56] <Dykam> unop, just aptitude (re)install randompackage
[15:57] <Dykam> it displays which pakcages it is going to install (nill) how ,many (nill) and ends
[15:57] <unop> Dykam, that's the command, we're interested in the output it generates
[15:57] <Dykam> unop, it's dutch...
[15:57] <Mael-ubuntu> Hello!
[15:57] <unop> Dykam, that's fine .. i can translate
[15:57] <wh4vn_> noone can help?
[15:57] <n2diy> how do you tell when sbackup has finished?
 unzip the package with tar -zxvf filename
[15:58] <wh4vn_> I ask a question many times
[15:58] <uaneme> strange thing is that auto eht0 worked fine BEFORE the update   .. and it is a brand new install
[15:58] <mancini> 3
[15:58] <unop> Dykam, hmm, how did you ascertain that dpkg is broken then?
[15:59] <Dykam> unop, becasue it doesn't install it?
[15:59] <gnr`> and then spideyman?
[15:59] <hesselink> spideyman: no luck with amarok or the firewire-id. The firewire-id can't be found (it's an old 3rd gen, not a 3rd gen nano) and amarok gives errors on transfer.
[16:00] <oCean_> wh4vn_: libtoolize package is called 'libtool'
 then cd into the unzipped directory look for configure if you see it ./configure
[16:00] <Dykam> unop, no idea?
[16:00] <unop> Dykam, what does this give you?  apt-cache policy monodevelop-query
[16:00] <Dykam> oh
[16:01] <unop> !info monodevelop-query
 gtkpod might automount it
[16:01] <wh4vn_> oCean: I will try, thanks!
[16:01] <unop> Dykam, heh -- see what ubottu just said ^^
[16:01] <oCean_> wh4vn_: however, Seems you're trying to build ddrescue, which is also in repos (apt-get install ddrescue)
[16:01] <uaneme> ikonia: is the realtek nic a problem kid?
[16:01] <Dykam> unop, why does it then display in the search results...
[16:01] <hesselink> spideyman: it's mounted, and all apps can read it, but writing doesn't work
[16:01] <Dykam> and doesn't give an error
[16:01] <sureis> Hi, do a lot of people use Elementary OS?
[16:01] <hesselink> even though mount tells me: /dev/sdc2 on /media/IPOD type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
[16:01] <wh4vn_> oCean: ddrescue?
[16:02] <unop> Dykam, are you on intrepid?
[16:02] <ikonia> uaneme: well it's a closed source driver as I recall
[16:02] <Dykam> euhm, think so, wait
[16:02] <wh4vn_> oCean: why I must install it?
[16:02] <ikonia> uaneme: so the update may have broken that
[16:02] <uaneme> o hell
[16:02] <Dykam> yes unop
[16:02] <oCean_> wh4vn_: sorry, I am mistaken
[16:02] <unop> Dykam, it appears to be a virtual package - that's why - http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=intrepid&keywords=monodevelop-query
 yes thats why i had to manually write the firewire id cause it sees it but cannot write to it
[16:02] <Dykam> oh
[16:03] <oCean_> wh4vn_: that had nothing to do with you
[16:03] <uaneme> ikonia: is there a way to rollback that update?
[16:03] <unop> Dykam, seems like it is provided by monodevelop-database
[16:03] <ikonia> uaneme: not really - I'd look at fixing the issue
[16:03] <hesselink> spideyman: ok, but the tool on your link says "Couldn't read xml sysinfo from /dev/sdc", and the manual method doesn't turn up an ID either
[16:03] <Dykam> but, unop, I based my opinion of dpkg being broken, because of an error message when about someting saying  ->cache() when updating
[16:03] <uaneme> ok
[16:03] <unop> Dykam, hmm, well, do you still have that error message?
[16:04] <Dykam> nope... few hours ago
[16:04] <oCean_> gnr`: Saw that you tried unpacking ddrescue-xx.tar.gz ... ddrescue is also in the repos, install it using apt-get
 Im outta ideas persistence is the key
[16:04] <Dykam> produced by the gui-updater intregrated into ubuntu
[16:04] <wh4vn_> oCean: I still get another error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123396/
[16:04] <unop> Dykam, well, if you get it again .. come back and we'll see what we can do
[16:04] <Dykam> :P
[16:05] <hesselink> spideyman: I've already spent a day googling... but thanks, I'll keep looking
[16:05] <uaneme> ive read about a post where the firewall was locked after an update but far as i can see ip tables are accepting all traffic
[16:05] <oCean_> wh4vn_: sorry, dunno anything about that
 sorry i couldnt be more help
[16:06] <wh4vn_> oCean: :) Not at all
[16:06] <outlier> How does one find the changelog or readme or whatever for different version of a package?  I have flashplugin-nonfree in like 4 versions in the repository (9.0.124, 9.0.152, 9.0.159, and one marked 10.0.1.218...really9.0.124.)
[16:06] <Dykam> unop, are there nog logs of the update-manager?
[16:06] <unop> Dykam, errm, i dunno - i don't run a standard gnome desktop
[16:06] <Dykam> ...
[16:07] <Dykam> anyone else?
[16:07] <ubuntistas> adobe air is a bin file how can i install it?
[16:07] <unop> Dykam, maybe someone else knows?  but i doubt it anyway
[16:07] <ubuntistas> any clue?
[16:07] <Dykam> ubuntistas, hmm, I've done it few months ago
[16:07] <giaco> hello
[16:07] <unop> ubuntistas,  chmod +x /path/to/file.bin;  /path/to/file.bin
[16:07] <methods> is the new catalyst driver supported ?
[16:07] <Dykam> exec <binfile>?
[16:07] <uaneme> ikonia:  what if i boot with the other kernel?
[16:07] <Dykam> oh, yeah
[16:08] <giaco> I've made "dd if=mydiskimage.img of=/dev/sdb1" . How can I check the progress of the execution? Any feeback?
[16:08] <ikonia> uaneme: try it, it will probably still work
[16:08] <ubuntistas> unop no file or directory man
[16:08] <unop> giaco,  kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)
[16:09] <unop> ubuntistas, you have to substitute the right path and file there
[16:09] <uaneme> now booting with 27-7 kernel
[16:09] <bernz> giaco, unless you provided a switch that shows feedback (some kind of "verbose" option), if there is one, there isn't an wasy way
[16:09] <ubuntistas> how i can't get it unop iam anewbie
[16:09] <bernz> there isn't an easy way, either
[16:09] <oCean_> unop: kill ?
[16:09] <unop> bernz, sure there is .. see my response
[16:09] <wh4vn_> oCean: :) I
[16:10] <tbalthazar> unop: just to tell you that your solution did the trick. I can now bypass the mysql root password prompt. FYI, the commit : http://github.com/suitmymind/ubuntu-machine/commit/a0eb036b56a3a95e58e669944920767d08912097  Thanks.
[16:10] <hesselink> Anyone have any ideas: I'm still having trouble writing to my 3rd gen ipod over firewire in 8.10. USB works, reading over firewire works. It says it's mounted rw, but no apps (gtkpod/amarok/rhythmbox) can write.
[16:10] <unop> oCean_, yes, kill
[16:10] <unop> $ whatis kill
[16:10] <unop> kill (1)             - send a signal to a process
[16:10] <wh4vn_> oCean: :) I've found a deb pakage for gyachi, it
[16:10] <bernz> giaco, i stand corrected :-)  (and now i know something new too ;-)
[16:10] <wh4vn_> allright
[16:10] <Travis-42> hello, how do I restart sound?  I was listening to pandora, and now my sound is playing an annoying repeated noise and won't stop
[16:11] <unop> tbalthazar, cool
[16:11] <uaneme> hehe .. on 27-7 network still works ikonia
[16:11] <Seveas> Travis-42, time to shoot pulseaudio in the head.
[16:11] <ubuntistas> unop i don't get iam a newbie
[16:11] <oCean_> unop: yes, i understand kill very well. It seems the guy was asking 'how to check progress on dd command'
[16:11] <Seveas> Travis-42, killall pulseaudio && pulseaudio &
[16:11] <uaneme> but how to fix it for 27-11
[16:11] <unop> oCean_, ok then, what does kill do?
[16:11] <unop> ubuntistas,   where did you save the .bin file?
[16:12] <ubuntistas> desktop
[16:12] <ubuntistas> unop
[16:12] <Travis-42> Seveas: not stopping the sound
[16:12] <Travis-42> I think I'm actually using ALSA
[16:12] <unop> ubuntistas,  cd ~/Desktop;  chmod +x the_file_name.bin && the_file_name.bin
[16:13] <unop> ubuntistas, sorry, made a mistake.    cd ~/Desktop;  chmod +x the_file_name.bin && ./the_file_name.bin
[16:13] <unop> oCean_,  man dd | grep -i kill
[16:14] <Travis-42> "/etc/init.d/alsa-utils stop" stops the noise, but when I turn it back on, the noise is back?
[16:14] <giaco> unop, are you sure that that command wont stop the dd execution?
[16:15] <bernz> Travis-42, perhaps then it's another process that's creating the sound which has gone zombie?
[16:15] <unop> giaco, no as SIGUSR1 is not a termination signal
[16:15] <Travis-42> bernz: Hmm, I'll start exiting things
[16:15] <bernz> giaco, if you're thinking "kill" would be better named "sig", i'd agree.. but it's too late for that ;-)
[16:15] <unop> giaco, see the dd(1) manpage
[16:16] <uaneme> ikonia:  i found a few posts on the forum regarding Realtek on 27-7 and 27-11
[16:16] <yuri_> ive got an onboard ati hd3200. with the fglrx drivers I get screen flickering. i updated to the latest drivers but still get flickering. any ideas?
[16:16] <giaco> unop, I've a problem, my pid is 1499 but $1499 returns "kill: (499) - No such process"
[16:16] <giaco> it trips the leading 1
[16:17] <giaco> *strips
[16:17] <Pici> giaco: Drop the $
[16:17] <unop> giaco, who asked you to put a $ there?
[16:17] <unop> :)
[16:17] <outlier> What is the correct version of flashplugin-nonfree to install into Hardy (or Intrepid) at this time?
[16:17] <oCean_> unop: aha! have to admit I did not know that the USR1 signal did that to dd.
[16:17] <giaco> I've interpreted your suggestion in a wrong syntax
[16:18] <giaco> it's working :-)
[16:18] <giaco> thank you! I didn't know about this USR1 trick
[16:18] <unop> giaco,  kill -USR1 $(pidof dd)  # would have worked quite literally
[16:19] <giaco> I wrote $1499 instead of 1499
[16:19] <il_padrino> !package lftp-ssl
[16:19] <unop> giaco, what i mean is.   $(pidof dd)   would have found the PID of dd and passed that on to kill
[16:19] <il_padrino> ? lftp-ssl
[16:19] <ubuntistas> unop the file name is AdobeAIRInstaller
[16:19] <bob999> hi - is anyone aware of an channel for skype for linux?
[16:20] <il_padrino> i'm looking for lftp-ssl for ubuntu :S
[16:20] <il_padrino> any idea?
[16:20] <unop> ubuntistas, sorry, made a mistake.    cd ~/Desktop;  chmod +x AdobeAIRInstaller.bin && ./AdobeAIRInstaller.bin
[16:20] <Dykam> unop, can't find it, only plain logs of succesfull operations
[16:20] <Seveas> il_padrino, apt-get install lftp
[16:20] <bernz> unop, on that subject, what if there's more than one same-named process running -- how does the shell evaluate $(pidof x) then?
[16:20] <mimilus> hello
[16:20] <arvind_khadri> !hi | mimilus
[16:21] <il_padrino> Seveas, there is only lftp no with ssl
[16:21] <il_padrino> :S
[16:21] <Seveas> il_padrino, the lftp in the 'lftp' package can do ssl as well
[16:21] <bob999> can anyone tell me how i can read the chat history in the Ubuntu skype release?
[16:21] <reanimation> hello
[16:21] <hesselink> Anyone have any ideas: I'm still having trouble writing to my 3rd gen ipod over firewire in 8.10. USB works, reading over firewire works. It says it's mounted rw, but no apps (gtkpod/amarok/rhythmbox) can write.
[16:21] <reanimation> hey guys i am having a problem
[16:21] <shadeslayer> hi i need help with lm-sensors
[16:21] <unop> bernz, it'd fail .. the extra PIDs would become arguments to kill (which it wouldn't understand)
[16:22] <ScottG489> How can I allow files to be renamed when I click on them when highlighted? Right now the only way i can rename a file is by right clicking on it and selecting rename
[16:22] <shadeslayer> reanimation: go ahead all of us are listening
[16:22] <reanimation> some of my data is not removed from the trush
[16:22] <Seveas> unop, kill can kill multiple processes at once just fine :)
[16:22] <mimilus> Can I make a dist upgrade from gutsy to hardy with my personnal ubuntu mirror, it contains hardy components, if not what must i put on my mirror to do it ?
[16:22] <diesel> How do I change my default window manager?
[16:22] <shadeslayer> diesel: logout>options
[16:22] <Seveas> ScottG489, make sure to click on the name, not the icon
[16:23] <ScottG489> Seveas: Yea ive tried clicking pretty much every way lol
[16:23] <reanimation> even after changing the permission i am not able to remove that data
[16:23] <Seveas> ScottG489, well taht WFM in gnome :)
[16:23] <reanimation> please help me
[16:23] <shadeslayer> diesel: then change sessiom>window manager
[16:23] <ScottG489> Seveas: lol wait what?
[16:23] <arvind_khadri> mimilus, use the standard repos
[16:24] <Seveas> reanimation, you want everything in the trash gone?
[16:24] <Seveas> ScottG489, WFM == Works For Me :)
[16:24] <ScottG489> Seveas: Oh. hm :/
[16:24] <mimilus> arvind_khadri, I have a poor internet connection
[16:24] <SlimeyPete> urg
[16:24] <reanimation> no !!! i just delet some data from a folder but these data is not removed from trush
[16:24] <SlimeyPete> is there any way to install Eclipse without it depending on GCJ?
[16:25] <SlimeyPete> I want to use the Sun JVM
[16:25] <SlimeyPete>  / JDK
[16:25] <Seveas> SlimeyPete, I was wondering the same recently. Habg on while I find out
[16:25] <mimilus> arvind_khadri, and maybe i'll have to dist upgrade some other gutsy to hardy
[16:25] <arvind_khadri> mimilus, its better to do it that way...or get a alternate cd from somewhere and use it to upgrade
[16:25] <arvind_khadri> !alternate | mimilus
[16:25] <testi> Where can I find e binary debian linux kernel package for asus eee, that won't have any problems with SD cards like the current newest kernel available from array.org or whatever kernel easypeasy comes with?
[16:26] <Pici> testi: I'd start by asking in #debian
[16:26] <reanimation> hey guys how to update hardy to interprid
[16:26] <tonyyarusso> !upgrade | reanimation
[16:26] <Chousuke> SlimeyPete: looks like you just need something to provide the java2-runtime virtual package
[16:26] <mimilus> arvind_khadri, When i've done my own mirror it was for can dist upgrade directly with it :(
[16:26] <testi> Pici, no - for ubuntu
[16:26] <Chousuke> SlimeyPete: sun-java6-jre provides it
[16:27] <Seveas> SlimeyPete, install the sun things first and apt-get -oApt::Get::InstallRecommends=false install eclipse
[16:27] <testi> Pici, Ubuntu Intrepid
[16:27] <Pici> testi: You aren't going to find one, thats why projects such as EasyPeasy exist.
[16:27] <uaneme> ubuntu really needs a rollback system for kernel upgrades
[16:27] <bernz> unop, i dropped there for a second and maybe missed your response: how does $(pidof x) evaluate when there's more than one x process running?
[16:27] <Chousuke> uaneme: rollback? just boot the old kernel and uninstall the new one? :/
[16:27] <Seveas> Chousuke, eclipse-platform Recommends: eclipse-platform-gcj, so if you don't disable the installation of Recommended packages, you'll end up with gcj anyway
[16:27] <testi> Pici - Is easy peasy dead?
[16:28] <arvind_khadri> mimilus, i guess you can
[16:28] <klystik> Hi, I edited the cron.deny file, removed the user "nobody" and added "nobody" in cron.allow. I can now create a cron command like "crontab /path/to/command.txt", how would I edit this cron in the future from command line though? Without editing the file where crons are listed?
[16:28] <Chousuke> Seveas: right, forgot that they're installed by default on Ubuntu :/
[16:28] <Pici> testi: I don't think so.  Its just not an official Ubuntu variabnt.
[16:28] <unop> bernz, with regards to kill .. it would send the signal to each one of them
[16:28] <SlimeyPete> Seveas: thanks
[16:28] <uaneme> thx Chousuke
[16:28] <uaneme> !!!
[16:28] <Seveas> klystik, crontab -e
[16:28] <bernz> unop, oh i see, it's 'kill' who understands '$(pidof )'... :-) cheers
[16:29] <unop> bernz, so i'd say it depends on what the entire command was and whether or not multiple PIDs pose a problem
[16:29] <unop> bernz, no, bash does the expansion and passes it on to kill
[16:29] <bernz> unop, oh, okay, got it
[16:32] <Menothusis> My firefox will not start, i always get the message "Firefox is alredy running, but is not responding", I have rebooted my computer three times now and still get the same message.
[16:32] <Sigkill> hi guy's and gals
[16:33] <Sigkill> im having some trouble using my id_dsa, Im connecting to my home ubuntu server, and im trying to connect to another machine
[16:33] <bernz> Menothusis, i've had that happen on firefox-XP as well, so it must be that FF has some kind of state file somewhere that should have been erased, but still exists, and it's "blocking" the startup
[16:33] <Sigkill> the ssh client ask's for password to unlock my id_dsa file, but it should not be password protected... it has something to do with gnome-keyring i think
[16:33] <Menothusis> bernz, any idea where i could find this file?
[16:33] <bernz> Menothusis, that's just a wild guess, and even if on the right track, i have no idea specifically which file or where it might be ;-/
[16:33] <diginux> Sigkill: when you seutp the key did it have a password on it?
[16:33] <n2diy> I've been playing with sbackup, and just did a restore on my test box, now I can't open a terminal on it!?
[16:34] <Menothusis> could removing and re-instaling fix the problem?
[16:34] <unop> Menothusis,  find ~/.mozilla/firefox/ -iname "*lock*" -type f -exec rm -vi {} +
[16:34] <bernz> Menothusis, however, on 'nixy systems, it's easier to guess; check your home folder for one starting with '.' ("hidden"), for firefox's local settings; maybe there's a file in there called "something-session" or "something-lock" or similar which just needs erasing
[16:34] <unop> Menothusis, that command should find the lockfiles and ask you if you want to remove them
[16:34] <klystik> Seveas: how do I exit from crontab -e? (ssh n00b)
[16:34] <bernz> there, unop's suggestion sounds good
[16:34] <Sigkill> diginux: no, and i use it without password all the time, when im using gnome without problems.. but know when im connecting frmo remote, it doesnt work
[16:35] <unop> klystik, if the editor is vi.   ESC :wq
[16:35] <Seveas> klystik, depends on your editor. I think you're using nano, so ctrl+O and then ctrl+X
[16:35] <diginux> Sigkill: so if you open a shell, and ssh, the key works fine, but some gui program you try to use asks you for a pw to unlock the key?
[16:36] <Sigkill> diginux: indeed, the first time after i've logined
[16:36] <Menothusis> unop, i get the message cannot find command "iname"
[16:36] <diginux> Sigkill: what program is asking for it?
[16:36] <unop> Menothusis, that entire line is one command
[16:36] <Sigkill> diginux: im not at home right know, so im not 100% sure. but i think its the gnome-keyring-manager?
[16:36] <unop> Menothusis, copy and paste it in your terminal
[16:37] <Menothusis> I get ".mozilla/firefox/: is a directory" now
[16:37] <ubuntistas> adobe air is slow and it's crap
[16:37] <Menothusis> unop, nvm
[16:37]  * bernz . o O ( someone needs to invent typable delimiters that are widely-intuitively-understood to mean "do not type these, but everything between them" :-)
[16:38] <erUSUL> bernz: « » ¿?
[16:38] <bernz> erUSUL, those look good: how are they done on a "standard" (US) keyboard? :-)
[16:38] <Menothusis> unop, would it make any difference if the profile i'm using is in a different directory?
[16:38] <erUSUL> bernz: most people do not know how to get those out of their keyboars ;)
[16:39] <erUSUL> bernz: dunno in my spanish keyboard are AltGr + z or x
[16:39] <unop> Menothusis, yes, you have to remove the lockfiles from the directory that contains the profile firefox will use
[16:40] <twistedr> does nybody have some idea where i could get some php related helpo
[16:40] <bernz> erUSUL, yeah, i guess i would need to remap or something - my AltGr is not "special", just a regular Alt (without switching layouts)
[16:40] <Seveas> twistedr, #php
[16:40] <twistedr> thx
[16:41] <Menothusis> unop, that didnt fix the problem
[16:42] <unop> Menothusis, did it ask you to delete any files?
[16:42] <Menothusis> yes several, including a file called .parentlock
[16:43] <unop> Menothusis, are you sure firefox isn't running now?   ps aux | grep -i firefox
[16:43] <ubuntistas> i have an adobe air gadget folder how can i delete it ?, it has a root permision
[16:44] <gotgenes> I have an Alternate Install CD. Is it still possible to do a minimal install per the Server CD using this installer?
[16:44] <n8tuserf> ubuntistas -> root ownership?
[16:44] <smthnelse> Hi, I'm using Debian 5.0 and X just crashed! I can't get it to start again and I know this is the wrong channel but I get a message saying I'm banned, I can't see any reason for that other than being there with Xchat before X crashed and maybe only 1 connection allowed..? Anyway, anyone think you could help me out? Possibly in pm since it's a bit OT
[16:44] <tonyyarusso> gotgenes: yes.
[16:44] <Pici> smthnelse: Try asking in #debian
[16:44] <ubuntistas> what do u mean?
[16:44] <smthnelse> Pici: read my message
[16:44] <Menothusis> unop, it returns one result, grep -i firefox
[16:44] <ubuntistas> i installed it now and i wanna delete it
[16:44] <tonyyarusso> gotgenes: I believe it's a pretty obvious option from the menu.
[16:45] <gotgenes> tonyyarusso: I selected "command-line system"
[16:45] <Pici> smthnelse: We do not handle Debian support here.  YOu can ask in #freenode for help figuring out your ban reason
[16:45] <unop> Menothusis, run the find command again.. see if it finds anything
[16:45] <gotgenes> from the F4 menu
[16:45] <smthnelse> Pici: I'm getting a message saying I'm banned but I haven't done anything.
[16:45] <Stevethepirate> Hi. I installed firestarter, trying to basically have NAT for the internal network [eth0] to our external network [connected to eth1]... But, in effect, its not working, giving an Unknown Error when trying to start the firewall... Can anyone help?
[16:45] <bernz> ubuntistas, it's not always the case, but if a file/dir is root-owned, you should ask yourself "should i really be deleting this?" (and if sure, 'sudo rm x' or 'sudo rmdir x' where 'x' is the thing to lose)
[16:45] <tonyyarusso> gotgenes: That'll do it, yeah.
[16:45] <gotgenes> tonyyarusso: rock on, thanks so much
[16:45] <n2diy> I'm trying to do an sbackup over ssh to my test box, and I'm getting permission errors. The target dir. is /var, which is owned by root, and is in the admin group. Should I enable "others" to write to the dir, or add myself to the group?
[16:45] <Menothusis> unop, still just returns grep -i firefox as the only result
[16:46] <unop> Menothusis, the find command shouldn't return that :)
[16:46] <bernz> ubuntistas, also 'man rm' to find out about '-r' option (CAREFUL!)
[16:46] <ubuntistas> MINI Cuckoo Clock
[16:46] <Menothusis> unop, the process no longer exsists, so i cannot kill it
[16:46] <ubuntistas> this the file how can i remove it?
[16:47] <Menothusis> unop, oops
[16:47] <ubuntistas> bernz
[16:47] <Menothusis> unop, no results
[16:47] <bernz> ubuntistas, you could do 'sudo rm -r "MINI Cuckoo Clock"' with the double quotes included, but not the single quotes
[16:48] <ubuntistas> ?
[16:48] <bernz> ubuntistas, and this requires you to be in the directory which contains "MINI Cuckoo Clock" subdirectory
[16:48] <Daremonai> is there a tool i can us to see if my domain is at risk?
[16:48] <unop> Menothusis, you mentioned something about your profile being in another directory? is that the case?
[16:48] <bernz> ubuntistas, but if you are thinking to remove an application/library just by deleting it, perhaps reconsider and use apt/synaptic/aptitude/etc to do a "proper" removal
[16:49] <Menothusis> unop, yes, i ran your command in both directories
[16:49] <Menothusis> unop, no results
[16:50] <bernz> Daremonai, at risk of what? the only actual risk is social engineering -- if a human can convince the human who is "safeguarding" the data that contains domain info (registry), with money, or whatever, to make that data insecure, all bets are off... otherwise, no one can just "steal" your domain
[16:50] <sieken> i have some problem with my internet connection on my aspire one ebook, or whatever they're called. after i installed some updates i hasn't been able to connect on either wireless or the normal wired eth0-thing. anyone know whats up?
[16:50] <unop> Menothusis, errm, did you run the command in or on both directories - there's a difference
[16:50] <bernz> (obviously, if you let it expire, it can be scooped up by people)
[16:50] <Stevethepirate> Hi. I installed firestarter, trying to basically have NAT for the internal network [eth0] to our external network [connected to eth1]... But, in effect, its not working, giving an Unknown Error when trying to start the firewall... Can anyone help?
[16:50] <unop> Menothusis, to run it in a directory.     find . -iname "*lock*" -type f -exec rm -vi {} +
[16:50] <Menothusis> unop, on, i changed the path in your find command
[16:51] <bernz> so, ubuntistas, you have an app you want to remove from your system, right?
[16:51] <unop> Menothusis, hmm .. ok, try backing up your profile directory then deleting it
[16:51] <ubuntistas> no just a folder bernz i just delted it with the command u sent me
[16:52] <unop> Menothusis, you can always import settings, bookmarks, etc if firefox works later
[16:52] <Daremonai> bernz, I'm talking about the possibility for someone to find a vulnerability and perhaps do malicious acts to it, or some bad configuration that allows intruders to take advantage of my system. I was on dnsstuff.com I ran the domain health check, it told me i have 2 'vulnerabilities' or smth, but it wouldn't tell me what they were.
[16:52] <bernz> ubuntistas, okay, great... again, be careful when using "rm -r" because it can be VERY destructive; always double-check your command line when deleting (or massive modification) is involved ;-)
[16:53] <n2diy> I'm trying to do an sbackup over ssh to my test box, and I'm getting permission errors. The target dir. is /var, which is owned by root, and is in the admin group. Should I enable "others" to write to the dir, or add myself to the group?
[16:53] <ubuntistas> ok why destructive>
[16:53] <ubuntistas> ?
[16:53] <blodski> is ubuntu picky when moving settings etc to a new pc with different hw?
[16:53] <bernz> Daremonai, oh, i see... well, not that there *aren't* risks, but keep in mind a lot of "businesses" depend on your fear of the unknown (e.g. anti-virus makers, *fake*-anti-virus makers, etc)
[16:54] <bernz> Daremonai, but does it actual describe the vulnerabilities, or does it want you to sign up to find out more?
[16:54] <Daremonai> bernz, true... which is why i'm asking here to see if there's a way to check for current known vulnerabilities, etc.
[16:54] <bernz> Daremonai, i think they might be referring more to ways your actual site can get hacked
[16:54] <Daremonai> bernz, sign up and pay.
[16:55] <Menothusis> unop, didnt work either, could re-installing firefox fix the problem?
[16:55] <ubuntistas> does the terminal has a history
[16:55] <ubuntistas> ?
[16:55] <bernz> Daremonai, yeah, so to me, it sounds kinda sketchy (they just want your money)... it's like those 'you are the 100000th visitor' ads -- how could they possibly be real, right? so therefore it's just a "lure" to get your money
[16:55] <Daremonai> bernz, that's basically it, I would like to see if there are some empty holes that need to be shut, and where they are.
[16:56] <Stevethepirate> Hi. I installed firestarter, trying to basically have NAT for the internal network [eth0] to our external network [connected to eth1]... But, in effect, its not working, giving an Unknown Error when trying to start the firewall... Can anyone help?
[16:56] <jester7> is anyone here familiar with setting up LVM?
[16:56] <bernz> Daremonai, unfortunately, there's no quick and simple scan to do that, but more general stuff: e.g. check ALL  open ports on your gateway (e.g. router) -- ONLY open those that you actually need (e.g. 80 for HTTP, and so on)
[16:56] <unop> Menothusis, it might do - yea
[16:56] <Daremonai> bernz, possibly, which is why i am not going to pay them for such stuff.. but am still looking for a way to like 'scan' it.
[16:56] <Blinny> What packages create/use the ~/.wapi directory ?
[16:56] <kickaha> hi
[16:56] <MightyTweek> Daremonai: The tests that dnsstuff.com performs aren't for "vulnerabilities" per se, they are for problems which could affect people's ability to reach your site. Check their sample report to see what kind of stuff they check: http://private.dnsstuff.com/tools/dnsreportsmpl.ch?domain=amazon.com
[16:56] <bernz> Daremonai, also, set your gateway to block/ignore/drop all unsolicited ICMP stuff (PING, etc) because it makes it harder to "feel" the server from the other side (hacker's end)
[16:56] <Daremonai> bernz, I run netstat all the time with a (watch), the ports that are open are the ones that i want.
[16:57] <jbwiv> can someone remind me how to start up another Xserver on port :1 and point it to gdm ? I know how to start X on a different port "X :1" but not how to point to gdm...
[16:57] <g00se_> Can someone tell me which java plugins are available for jaunty and Firefox 3?
[16:57] <_infidel> Can somebody explain me this error please http://pastebin.com/m6af3435c
[16:57] <Daremonai> bernz, my ISP already has those done... I cannot ping or be pinged atm.
[16:57] <leet0s> Hi, anyone knows ICMP tunneling ?
[16:57] <bernz> Daremonai, awesome -- from the sounds of it, you've already got the basics covered (and often that's enough for 99% of the time)... just keep reading this and that about security, and you'll be fine -- it's a constant uphill battle, security, because the hackers are always one step ahead ;-)
[16:58] <Menothusis> unop, didnt fix it either
[16:58] <bernz> Daremonai, i've heard of a "hardened ubuntu" project which (besides being topical) might be of interest to you  :-)
[16:58] <Daremonai> bernz, true.. am also taking an Internet Security course at uni so I can understand more about this stuff and to see how to prevent or at least try to :)
[16:59] <Menothusis> unop, fixed it, deleted .mozilla
[16:59] <Daremonai> bernz, cool, will check it out
[16:59] <unop> Menothusis, i'm just wondering if you are actually using the profile you think you are using.
[16:59] <unop> Menothusis, ahh
[16:59] <jester7> anybody at all using LVM?
[16:59] <Menothusis> unop, i was using the profile  i thought i was, its shared between windows and linux
[16:59] <_infidel> Can somebody explain me this error please http://pastebin.com/m6af3435c. Perhaps missing ssl packages? Just guessin
[17:00] <Stevethepirate> Hi. I installed firestarter, trying to basically have NAT for the internal network [eth0] to our external network [connected to eth1]... But, in effect, its not working, giving an Unknown Error when trying to start the firewall... Can anyone help?
[17:00] <bernz> unop, could Menothusis put a "watch" of file-touches, and then run FF, and check what files it grabbed at to see what needs deleting? (i don't know if such a "watch for handle attempts on a file" util exists, but...)
[17:00] <Stevethepirate> leet0s: I've used ICMP tunnels before
[17:00] <Huufarted> Anybody know of a good package used through Apache that would let me browse and play my music collection?  Perhaps adds a flash or java plugin with play/pause/ff/rew buttons?
[17:00] <unop> bernz, strace firefox
[17:00] <bernz> nice! :-)  short 'n' sweet
[17:00] <Daremonai> MightyTweek, thanks for this, I just changed amazon.com to my site, and i got some statistics :)
[17:00]  * bernz runs 'strace firefox' for fun
[17:01] <kristian_> i used to use vso convertxtodvd when i was on windows, to automatically convert and burn xvid movie to dvd so it would be playable on a dvd player. now that i have changed from windows to ubuntu, i want to find an alternative for this operations, is there any programs that can do this in one go, such as vso convertxtodvd can do, or is there simply no program for this? thanks to anyone who can help. :-)
[17:01] <bernz> OMG, that is the BEST new thing i've learned in months
[17:01] <MightyTweek> Daremonai: Nice!
[17:01] <Daremonai> MightyTweek, it showed I only have 1 warning:
[17:01] <Daremonai> "WARNING: Your SOA (Start of Authority) record states that your master (primary) name server is: rack4.easydns.com.. However, that server is not listed at the parent servers as one of your NS records! This is legal, but you should be sure that you know what you are doing. "
[17:02]  * bernz invokes any listening deities to bless the creators/maintainers of 'strace'
[17:02] <Menothusis> I have three hard-drives installed in my computer, each time i reboot, the drive changes its /dev/ location. For example on of my HDs went from /dev/sda5 to /dev/sdb5, making my /etc/fstab rules invalid.
[17:03] <Daremonai> MightyTweek, hmm I might be wrong about something :S
[17:03] <MightyTweek> _infidel: looks like the FOO-req.pem file does not exist
[17:03]  * bernz . o O ( i can't believe i've never run into 'strace' before! )
[17:04] <sipior> bernz: wait until dtrace makes it to linux: strace seems like a flint-tipped spear in comparison.
[17:04] <sinara> ..
[17:04] <khirr> how could i use permision 666 when i mount a unit?
[17:05] <sipior> khirr: what sort of filesystem? (i assume unit == disk :-)
[17:05] <khirr> sudo mount owner -o sync -w -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/sony
[17:05] <MightyTweek> Daremonai: I'm afraid I might not be much help without knowing the specifics of your hosting configuration
[17:06] <khirr> sipior sudo mount owner -o sync -w -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/sony but i just can copy files how root, i'd like can copy how user
[17:06] <bernz> sipior, i'm salivating... :-D
[17:06] <Daremonai> MightyTweek, such as?
[17:06] <bernz> sipior, (P.S. awesome metaphor)
[17:06] <craigbass1976> trying to mount up a windows drive that crapped out on me.  Unable to open /dev/sdb  Ran chkdisk in windows first, and THAT crapped out eventually.  Any ideas?  I need a file on this drive
[17:06] <Daremonai> MightyTweek, do you mind if we take it to PM or smth?
[17:07] <bernz> craigbass1976, can you run the chkdsk again (and again if necessary) until it "succeeds"?
[17:07] <ProfeticX> are there any wubigurus here?  I'm having trouble with my virtual disks...
[17:07] <bernz> craigbass1976, AFAIK, the ntfs-3g driver [you're probably using] wants windows volumes to be cleanly dismounted by windows; if they are "dangling", it knows, and it's afraid to touch them; you can force it, however, with a switch
[17:07] <khirr> sudo mount owner -o sync -w -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /media/sony cant write how user, but i can how root, what could i do?
[17:08] <sipior> khirr: have a look at the umask option for mount.
[17:09] <ubuntistas> why firefox only tells me close tabs and not save and quit?
[17:09] <khirr> sipior how use umask opt? when should i write this
[17:09] <geirha> khirr: you can make yourself the owner of all files with -o sync,uid=$USER
[17:10] <ubuntistas> ?
[17:10] <ubuntistas> any clue?
[17:11] <khirr> geirha thanksssssssssss, it works
[17:11] <bernz> ubuntistas, either some option is disabled (go to 'Edit | Preferences' and tab around a bit), or you have a weird build that can't save (early version?)
[17:12]  * bernz . o O ( dad gummit, too slow! )
[17:12] <ProfeticX> are there any wubigurus here?  I'm having trouble with my virtual disks...
[17:12] <craigbass1976> bernz, it would have helped if I was sudoing.  DOH!
[17:12] <mohanohi> hi guys..
[17:13] <george222> hi, why isn't ffmpeg compiled with --enable-libmp3lame?
[17:13] <george222> i can't get any sound frmo it at all :/
[17:13] <mohanohi> i am building openmovieeditor software from source, it asked many dependency and i am downloading and building the building next dependent files..
[17:13] <unop> george222,  MP3 isn't an open standard/format
[17:13] <mohanohi> some of the files are already installed according to synaptic package mananger..
[17:14] <sieken> anyone know about the aspire one and a non-working connection?
[17:14] <vigge_sWe> hai
[17:14] <mohanohi> why doesn't it show up for the compiler?
[17:14] <george222> unop - oh. so why then do i get no sound when encoding with ffmpeg? isn't that kinda useless?
[17:14] <vigge_sWe> why can't I post on the ubunut forums?
[17:14] <Huufarted> issue with vsftpd.  Anonymous login, I'm trying to set the home directory to /music, but since I'm chroot'ing the anonymous login, it gives me an error because it doesn't match what the anonymous user is jailed to.  Anybody know how to change the chroot directory for a specific user (anonymous) in vsftpd?
[17:14] <bernz> craigbass1976, doh indeed! but did it complain about the "dirty" state of the windows volume, or that's okay now?
[17:15] <unop> george222, what are you doing with ffmpeg .. encoding an mp3?
[17:16] <mohanohi> now that software needs portaudio2.0 file.. i am unable to find the source from internet. But actually according to synaptic its already installed.. Why is it so? can pls anybody help me..
[17:16]  * ProfeticX will just burn the damn disk next time...   Wubi is toooo much trouble
[17:16] <diginux> mohanohi: did you install the -dev version?
[17:16] <mohanohi> hmmm.. need to check it out..
[17:17] <george222> unop - i'm transcoding a movie from mp4 to h264
[17:17] <vigge_sWe> does an admin need to activate my forum account before I can post?
[17:17] <lstarnes> mohanohi: you most likely need the -dev package that goes with it for the headers needed for development
[17:17] <unop> george222, what audio container are you using? if any?
[17:17] <mohanohi> ok.. thanx guys now i am installing..
[17:17] <cmdr_awesome> question, is there a room for people working on mobile technologies?
[17:17] <mohanohi> those dev files..
[17:17] <george222> unop - i'm not specifying one
[17:18] <arvind_khadri> cmdr_awesome, #openmoko
[17:18] <cmdr_awesome> arvind_khadri: I am talking like sms and mms
[17:18] <arvind_khadri> cmdr_awesome, no idea sorry
[17:18]  * ProfeticX haxors his wubi install with old Redhat 6 install madia checked out from the public library
[17:18] <bernz> ProfeticX, i'm still waiting to hear that someone has figured out how to boot from .ISO file contained in another file system on a USB stick so we can stop burning endless CDs for no good reason -- unless isolinux or something can already do that
[17:18] <frank_b> I want to connect my netbook to my desktop computer via an usb cable. both are running ubuntu. is there anything special I have to do or something to watch out for?
[17:19] <unop> george222, hmm. maybe you should specify one?
[17:19] <george222> unop, i've tried, and it's failed :(
[17:19] <cmdr_awesome> arvind_khadri: okies, I will ask in the openmoko room
[17:19] <george222> unop - should i rebbuild ffmpeg with libmp3lame?
[17:19] <cmdr_awesome> I was just looking for a simple mms webservice I could hook into, and I wasn't finding anything on google.
[17:20] <unop> george222, yea, no harm in that .. it might also fix your problem
[17:20]  * ProfeticX predicts only losers will use wubi in the year 3000
[17:20] <bsnider> where is the mount point for the archivemounter?
[17:20] <sieken> is there some way to restore old drivers? because my connection worked fine before i updated it, så i just want to check if that's the reason.
[17:21] <george222> unop - what audio container would you recommend? ac3?
[17:21] <Daremonai> is there a way to know which program is listening on a certain port?
[17:21] <danbhfive> sieken: boot with an older kernel
[17:21] <Nasra> any1 in here having related problem with Ubuntu box.....rebooting ...after shutting down all by itself?
[17:21] <Nasra> thanks
[17:21] <sieken> how do i do that?
[17:21] <sieken> i'm still fairly new to this.
[17:21] <danbhfive> sieken: pick it at the grub menu
[17:21] <unop> george222, it depends on the device that will play the transcoded file .. generally for PCs, ac3 will do fine
[17:22] <george222> thanks unop, i'll have a go at rebuilding
[17:22] <Stevethepirate> leet0s: I've used ICMP tunnels before
[17:22] <Stevethepirate> Hi. I installed firestarter, trying to basically have NAT for the internal network [eth0] to our external network [connected to eth1]... But, in effect, its not working, giving an Unknown Error when trying to start the firewall... Can anyone help?
[17:22] <unop> george222, you could try aac too
[17:23] <bernz> Daremonai, some mutation of netstat might work
[17:23] <mhiku> what can i download similar to wget but have multithreading capabilities?
[17:23] <vigge_sWe> does an admin need to activate my forum account before I can post?
[17:23] <Daremonai> bernz, yeah, I thought netstat can give that.. mmm.. i should find out what the command is
[17:23] <unop> vigge_sWe, you could ask in #ubuntu-forums
[17:24] <xubuntu> hello every body I would like to set up a mail server with xubuntu just locally for the moment and I have no domain
[17:24] <hay_ig2000> hi all, i resized my ubuntu partition and after that the boot time was prolonged by nearly 10 seconds
[17:24] <PMantis> Hi guys... not sure where else to ask, but a school system has 8.04 installed, and OpenOffice Writer won't spell check for any user that logs in. Trying to figure out what is missing.
[17:24]  * ProfeticX despises and nashes his teeth on wubi, shaves his head, and rues the day he chose to use WUBI
[17:24] <bernz> Daremonai, the '-p' option yields PID and process name ... that's probably useful... 'man nestat' away!  :-)
[17:24] <hay_ig2000> why is that?
[17:24] <Daremonai> bernz, thanks :)
[17:24] <bernz> erm, 'man netstat', that is
[17:24] <xubuntu> when i try to get mails with thunderbird it asks for a password for ubuntu and I set it to blank because there is no passwd
[17:24] <bernz> no worries
[17:24] <xubuntu> I have a login failure anyone has an idea ?
[17:25] <ma5t3rw1tt> I was wondering if anyone knew anything about getting 1280x800 resolution on a intel integrated chipset 954gm?
[17:25] <bernz> xubuntu, caps lock inadvertently on? (don't know if there's a "warning")
[17:25] <xubuntu> there is no password
[17:26] <xubuntu> it is the default ubuntu user
[17:26] <iGmail> How to uninstall the *.sh package?
[17:26] <xubuntu> maybe if you have e link to a simple tutorial using mail server just for local ?
[17:27] <bernz> xubuntu, hmm... is this the first attempt, or is this a "known good/working" user account?
[17:27] <sieken> tried to reboot with an older kernel, but no difference. can't connect.
[17:27] <sipior> xubuntu: surely thunderbird is asking for the password attached to the mail account you're fetching from? or are you looking at a local spool?
[17:28] <xubuntu> I think it is asking for the account password but the account has no passwd
[17:28] <vigge_sWe> does an admin need to activate my forum account before I can post?
[17:28] <iGmail> Is there any one could tell me How to Uninstall the *.sh package?
[17:28] <lstarnes> vigge_sWe: I don't think so
[17:28] <lstarnes> iGmail: which package was it?
[17:28] <khirr> sdb is only for usb-units and diskettes?
[17:28] <vigge_sWe> because I can't post or view imnages :'(
[17:28] <vigge_sWe> images*
[17:28] <danbhfive_jaunty> iGmail: .sh is a very generic extension for a script.  You will probably have to look for uninstall directions from where ever you got it
[17:28] <lstarnes> vigge_sWe: try logging out then logging back in
[17:29] <iGmail> lstarnes: autojump
[17:29] <vigge_sWe> still same
[17:29] <lstarnes> iGmail: the makers of that script likely have documentation for it
[17:29] <vigge_sWe> I never got an email either
[17:30] <lstarnes> iGmail: it might not be possible to uninstall it through the script
[17:30] <danbhfive_jaunty> iGmail: what is it?
[17:30] <bernz> okay, well, it's a shame that ma5...whatever left so quickly, but for the log, i'll answer: to get 1280x800 working on intel 945gm chipset systems (many laptops), you're looking for the '915resolution' hack package
[17:30] <iGmail> lstarnes: so How to uninstall that package?
[17:30] <arvind_khadri> iGmail, read the README in the source for uninstall instructions
[17:31] <iGmail> danbhfive_jaunty: autojump, the packages name.
[17:31] <lstarnes> iGmail: there might not be a way to uninstall it other than removing every single file it installed and reverting every change it made to other files
[17:31] <xubuntu> I think my problem is in the postfix config
[17:31] <vigge_sWe> can anyone download the wallpaper from here and upload it elsewhere so I can have it?
[17:31] <vigge_sWe> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6744753
[17:31] <xubuntu> all the tutorials are for domains
[17:31] <iGmail> arvind_khadri: i did it. but have no any one word like "uninstall"
[17:32] <Guest65513> can you tel me any commando's
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> iGmail, you would have to remove every file the installer installed...
[17:32] <bernz> vigge_sWe, if you want it, i presume you've seen it (in a browser), in which case, you already have it (in your browser cache)
[17:32] <arvind_khadri> Guest65513, to do what?
[17:32] <mohanohi> building openmovieeditor now it shows that i had to build libquicktime with lame enabled
[17:33] <vigge_sWe> bernz, no, that is the only one on the net
[17:33] <xubuntu> I leave bye
[17:33] <vigge_sWe> search google and you wont find the hp mie wallpaper
[17:33] <iGmail> arvind_khadri: so needs i type "dpkg -L autojump" for got all the files?
[17:33] <bernz> xubuntu, sorry, i don't know much about domains (yet), in terms of mail configs and stuff... i've never run an MTA
[17:33] <mohanohi> when go to libquicktim and do ./configure --with-lame it shows lame: Missing (Go to http://www.mp3dev.org)
[17:34] <danbhfive_jaunty> vigge_sWe: you want the black wallpaper with faint white swirls?
[17:34] <vigge_sWe> yeh
[17:34] <mohanohi> But actually libquicktime folder contains lame folder which has some build files..
[17:34] <arvind_khadri> iGmail, no... you will have to manually find it.... locate <name>
[17:34] <lstarnes> mohanohi: do you have liblame-dev installed?
[17:34] <bernz> vigge_sWe, oh, is it a file attachment you can't get at somehow, you mean?
[17:34] <vigge_sWe> yep
[17:34] <vigge_sWe> the forums isn't sending any mails, it seems
[17:34] <vigge_sWe> like the mail server is down or something
[17:35] <jpds> vigge_sWe: Try #ubuntuforums
[17:35] <sieken> is there any way to emulate windows drivers?
[17:35] <vigge_sWe> ty
[17:35] <mohanohi> i think no..
[17:35] <mohanohi> synaptic doesn't show that package..
[17:35] <danbhfive_jaunty> vigge_sWe: are you getting anything from me?
[17:35] <vigge_sWe> well, it said connection failed
[17:36] <kristian_> i found the kernel!
[17:36] <lstarnes> mohanohi: do you have the multiverse repositories enabled?
[17:36] <danbhfive_jaunty> ic
[17:36] <iGmail> arvind_khadri: My god, if the packages has so much files, it's big jobs for me..
[17:36] <bernz> vigge_sWe, it's a pretty nice wallpaper; i can send you a copy somehow probably, as long as it's okay with the originator (i assume so, correct me otherwise -- it's laissez-faire honor system in my world :-)
[17:36] <arvind_khadri> iGmail, i know... thats why we should avoid compiling :)
[17:36] <mohanohi> where to enable lstarnes?
[17:37] <george222> grrr - faad test failed when trying to configure ffmpeg :/
[17:37] <lstarnes> mohanohi: system > administration > software sources
[17:37] <bernz> vigge_sWe, PM me contact info (email addy or something) for receipt of file (size approx 715KB)
[17:38] <khirr> how can i create .deb packages?
[17:38] <mohanohi> i can't find multiverse repositories word in that dialogue box..
[17:38] <Huufarted> Anybody know how to chmod all of the DIRECTORIES and subdirectories to a+x?
[17:38] <glitsj16> mohanohi: lstarnes: isn't the package called libmp3lame-dev ?
[17:38] <arvind_khadri> khirr, read the maintainers guide at debian.org
[17:38] <arvind_khadri> khirr, and go to #ubuntu-motu
[17:38] <Huufarted> Correction to the above.  Anybody know how to chmod all of the DIRECTORIES and subdirectories of for example /ftproot to a+rw?
[17:39] <lstarnes> glitsj16: according to the output of aptitude search lame, it shows liblame-dev
[17:39] <lstarnes> Huufarted: including their files?
[17:39] <mohanohi> yes.. now i got the package..
[17:39] <danbhfive_jaunty> Huufarted: -R  ?
[17:39] <lamego> Huufarted, chmod -R ?
[17:39] <shadeslayer> hi does ubuntu support USB modems???
[17:39] <Huufarted> No, not the files, just the directories
[17:39] <shadeslayer> dial up ones specially
[17:39] <Huufarted> the directories need execute unless I"m mistaken, but the files I only want r
[17:39] <whut_> Hi there Ubuntu, can't mount my cdrom using "sudo mount /media/cdrom0/ -o unhide" - get an error message "mount: /dev/scd0: can't read superblock" - what options shall I try, what can be causing this? As far as I know, the disk was recorder on a Windows machine.
[17:39] <lamego> Huufarted, find /path -type d -exec chmod a+rw {} \;
[17:40] <danbhfive_jaunty> Huufarted: yeah, they need execute
[17:40] <Huufarted> lamego, I figured...  didn't want to use find because I"m lazy, but thanks.  :)  I appreciate it
[17:40] <Huufarted> thanks, danbhfive_jaunty
[17:40] <mohanohi> thanx lstarnes, and thanx glitsj16..
[17:41] <unop> Huufarted, heh, find is the lazy man's tool :)
[17:41] <mohanohi> I hope installation of software was as simple as double clicking..
[17:42] <insign> Ubuntu is for any user?
[17:42] <lasivian> I had a crash while I had an mtp device mounted and I could not unmount it, will that damage it? thanks
[17:42] <Huufarted> lol unop, I guess you could say that yeah.  :)
[17:42] <defrysk> ubuntu s even for me
[17:42] <bernz> insign, yes, even "bad" users... but they won't prosper :-D
[17:42] <reza1972> سلام
[17:43] <zimbres> I installed pgplot5 via apt-get but I am not able to find the libraries in /usr/local/lib where should them have been placed?
[17:43] <reza1972> اینجا کسی ایرانی نیست؟
[17:43] <kupesoft> Is there a way to mark a USB flash drive partition as hidden and it actually be hidden and not automount?
[17:43] <arvind_khadri> !ar | reza1972
[17:43] <lstarnes> zimbres: try /usr/lib.  /usr/local/lib is used for libraries which aren't managed byt he package manager
[17:44] <lstarnes> *by the
[17:44] <unop> Huufarted, well. if you are wanting to set execute on directories only   chmod -R +X /path/to/directory
[17:44] <bernz> kupesoft, you could probably write a udev rule to detect specifically that drive or partition and "do nothing"
[17:44] <kupesoft> bernz: I mean a generic way, ie on some unknown machine
[17:44] <zimbres> lstarnes, so where can I find them?
[17:44] <Huufarted> unop, yeah but that will give execute to all of the files as well as directories.  I used find and got files to have 644 and directories to 755
[17:45] <insign> bernz, because i want use ubuntu, its is very fast, But I'm afraid of having problems with usability
[17:45] <unop> Huufarted, no, +X does not affect files
[17:45] <bernz> kupesoft, in that case, my answer would be "probably, but i don't know exactly... maybe 'man fdisk', etc"
[17:45] <unop> Huufarted, +x does but not +X
[17:45] <Huufarted> Oh, gotcha
[17:45] <Huufarted> I did not know that.  That's hot
[17:45] <defrysk> !sa
[17:45] <kupesoft> bernz: I've already marked the partition in question with the hidden flag, it works on osx/win32 but not with whatever Ubuntu is using to automount,
[17:45] <bernz> insign, well, TBH, i'm not an amateur by any means, but i *still* haven't got my onboard USB host controllers working (primarily because of the combination of my laziness, and a working IO card with USB controllers on it ;-)
[17:45] <jtaby> hey, how do I check the md5sum of an ubuntu image i just downloaded?
[17:46] <unop> !md5 > jtaby
[17:46] <defrysk> md5sum blah
[17:46] <reza1972> Ubottu, I'm persian, not arabian
[17:46] <bernz> insign, so, imagine if i had no IO card -- i'd have no USB -- that's a pretty big usability problem, to me... otherwise, i'd say you need at least intermediate skills to have any "joy" from ubuntu at this point. people still intimidated by windows details should probably take it slow
[17:47] <defrysk> !ir
[17:47] <Huufarted> jtaby, just do this:  md5sum <filename>
[17:47] <reza1972> ok thanks
[17:47] <lasivian> something is still accessing a previous mount point for a device that was unplugged rather than dismounted, how can I fix this?
[17:48] <bernz> kupesoft, yeah, good old unix systems -- you can't fool them ;-) i think it might come down to "dirty tricks" like making a driver to recognize the special partition on the systems you *do* want, and then "damaging" the partition table to hide the "secret" one
[17:48] <kupesoft> bernz: It's not all that secret or important, I was just wondering if there was a quick way -- google wasn't helpfu
[17:49] <kupesoft> s/helpfu/helpful/
[17:49] <kupesoft> bernz: Thanks :)
[17:50] <fosco__> !sound
[17:52] <bernz> kupesoft, yeah, those kinds of techniques are usually documented on only one little web page, if at all, which is usually drowned in the sea of SEO and other detritus on the Web... google is useless these days :-]
[17:53] <Huufarted> Anybody know of a way to provide a media interface to apache to play media files over http with a built in interface to play, pause etc from the browser?
[17:53] <george222> how do i update my version of libx264??
[17:54] <lasivian> how can I kill all processes accessing a mount point?
[17:54] <bernz> kupesoft, you could almost argue that ubuntu is behaving "badly" if the hidden flag is respected by other major OSes (assuming it's intention really matches its name), so maybe someone should petition the ubuntu masters to change this for jaunty onward :-)
[17:54] <lasivian> or how do I force something to dismount that is hung?
[17:54] <devilsF001> Hi i'm having an issue with a network interface... well actually I believe the problem lies on the cox network but they are convinced that it is an issue with the "device" basically what is happening is they are not able to see a device connected to the modem on the IP... The box is running fine the network is loading with out error and I can ping the ip from my router is which is using the same gateway,netmask and is on the same net
[17:54] <lasivian> I cannot get this mpt filesystem to work right
[17:54] <pepker> #ubuntu-fr
[17:55] <kupesoft> bernz: Well, it's just a flash in the partition table for a disk, it's nothing more magical than that -- respecting it is up to the OS,
[17:55] <bernz> lasivian, if you know which process is at fault, you can find it's PID and just 'kill -kill x' where x is the PID
[17:55] <kupesoft> bernz: s/flash/flag/ -- I just bought a flash drive :P
[17:55] <bernz> lasivian, probably also you should put 'sudo' in front of that
[17:55] <lasivian> bernz: no, I don;t, there are no processes active that I think are accessing it
[17:55] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[17:55] <t2phage> try fuser -km mountpoint
[17:56] <bernz> kupesoft, heh, yeah, i mean it's more of a political or philosophical thing: if the hidden flag exists at all, should it not be respected by all OSes? if not, what is its use, and isn't a lack of its support a "missing feature" in an OS? and so on... but i don't want to actually get into that myself ;-)
[17:56] <lasivian> t2phage: that just crashed Gnome
[17:57] <x_> hi
[17:57] <x_> ich bräuchte ubuntu sticker,
[17:58] <bernz> lasivian, maybe i don't understand: you attached USB storage, mounted it, used it, yanked it -- uh oh, something is still trying to use it -- now what? ... is that correct?
[17:58] <t2phage> lasivian, try lsof | grep mountpoint | xargs kill -9
[17:58] <[UKSI]Sevi> hallo
[17:59] <lasivian> bernz: i'm trying to move files to an mpt device but it keeps hanging during copy
[17:59] <lasivian> and when it's hung it refuses to dismount
[17:59] <rimvis> ?
[18:00] <[UKSI]Sevi> hi
[18:00] <bernz> lasivian, so when it hangs, do you find the process that was doing the transfer, and kill it, and then it still isn't unmountable?
[18:00] <lasivian> I was using these instructions: http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32817 to mount it, but it doesn't like the file copy
[18:01] <bernz> lasivian, this might be off-topic, but can you set the device to be MSC/MSD instead of MTP?
[18:01] <lasivian> bernz: oh snap, now I know what it was the terminal window was in the device
[18:01] <bernz> (not off-topic, but rather a tangent)
[18:01] <lasivian> bernz: I don;t think so, it's a creatifve Zen
[18:01] <bernz> oooooooooooooooooooh, classic
[18:01] <kupesoft> bernz: I'm not sure I could be bothered to put together the bug report, it doesn't *really* matter, and in some cases, I'm sure it's nice for users who don't know how to manually mount to have access hidden partitions.
[18:01] <Jack_Sparrow> hmw Good morning.  Here anyhow..   PM me when you get a sec.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/123453/
[18:01] <kupesoft> s/access/access to/
[18:02] <bernz> kupesoft, fair enough :-)
[18:02] <lasivian> Amarok and gnomad have crappy interfaces and just dump all the files in the root
[18:02] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:03] <bernz> lasivian, perhaps it's about time someone made a tool just for the purpose of giving the user a zen-slap when attempting to unmount a device with a shell "inside" it :-D
[18:03] <lasivian> bernz: too bad I lack the needed skills
[18:03]  * lasivian heads to lunch
[18:04] <tomlikestorock> after I do sudo apt-get install cgiirc, what else do I need to do to access it?
[18:04] <tomlikestorock> I've already set up apache
[18:04] <bernz> lasivian, well, as long as you have tons of time... you can always get more skills ;-) but time is only abundant to prisoners :-D
[18:05] <tomlikestorock> to run, but not necessarily to work with ircii
[18:06] <Hakume> How do I get the file browser to be capable of reading and writing DVDRWs?
[18:06] <mohanohi> hi guys
[18:06] <mohanohi> I caught up with another problem while building openmovieeditor
[18:06] <mohanohi> while building it now shows: Lame Codec in libquicktime not found, reinstall libquicktime with lame enabled
[18:06] <mhiku>  which is better than prozilla? or a multithread download client can be used in cli
[18:06] <mohanohi> even though i have installed lame with libquicktime..
[18:07] <frog_> hi, what does convert to searchable pdf?
[18:07] <frog_> or extract the text from png?
[18:07] <bernz> mohanohi, it sounds like you need to rebuild quicktime with lame enabled inside it (as opposed to just having lame installed somewhere on your system)
[18:07] <frog_> *hi, what does convert pn to searchable pdf?
[18:08] <Dr_willis_AAO> pn ?
[18:08] <mohanohi> yes i gave command while installing like ./configure --with-lame while installing libquickitme..
[18:08] <hwilde> hey everybody - i need to make a command line based interface with slider bars aka alsamixer - is that curses or what? anybody know how to do the color sliders?
[18:08] <frog_> Dr_willis_AAO: eh... png
[18:09] <Dr_willis_AAO> frog_,  converting a image file to a searchable pdf. would be a neat trick.
[18:09] <mohanohi> but previously i didn't give that option and it installed anyway..
[18:09] <bernz> mohanohi, you mean you built libquicktime after configuring using "--with-lame", or?
[18:09] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:09] <Dr_willis_AAO> frog_,  there are 'ocr' tools out to convert them to text.. that may work  :)
[18:09] <mohanohi> not like that..
[18:09] <tozetre> Okay, so I'm trying to automate an FTP download of files named by date (ie 2009-01-12.tar). I can script the ftp connection and gets all right, but how do I get a variable of the name/date passed into the ftp client?
[18:10] <frog_> Dr_willis_AAO: yea, ok, i thought someone could recomend me something
[18:10] <bernz> mohanohi, see, if you say "installed" i don't know if you mean "grabbed a standard build and installed" or "built custom and installed"
[18:10] <Dr_willis_AAO> frog_,  ocr stuff is basicallywhat you want..  img -> txt -> pdf -- I guess
[18:10] <teeless> frog_: as Dr_willis_AAO said, try with ocr tools like ocrad or gocr
[18:10] <bernz> mohanohi, based on your description of the errors, it sounds like something wants a special build of libquicktime
[18:10] <mohanohi> sorry.. ubuntu is new for me.. i meant built custom and installed without givign that option..
[18:10] <bernz> (and you have a "regular" build)
[18:10] <mohanohi> yes..
[18:11] <bernz> okay, i think i'm with you now
[18:11] <mohanohi> but now i have to reinstall
[18:11] <bernz> perhaps you should remove the existing one, then do the custom build with the special options as necessary, and then install that
[18:11] <unop> tozetre, date="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)";  do_something_with  "$date"
[18:11] <mohanohi> how to uninstall the previous installation of libquicktime?
[18:11] <sebsebseb>  
[18:11] <frog_> Dr_willis_AAO, teeless: thank you
[18:11] <bernz> (i can't say what the exact problem is, only that it might help to do a "clean up and try again")
[18:11] <unop> mohanohi, sudo aptitude remove libquicktime=version
[18:12] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[18:12] <bernz> mohanohi, i don't know specifically for quicktime, but look for a file "INSTALL" or similar; it should contain the specific instructions to install and uninstall
[18:12] <ftab_> when I run an OpenGL application I get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/123458/
[18:12] <tozetre> unop: sweet, I'll try that. Thanks very much.
[18:12] <bernz> (it might be as simple as 'sudo apt-get -r libquicktime' or similar)
[18:12] <Hakume> nevermind.
[18:13] <teeless> frog_: maybe give a try to gscan2pdf, it supports ocr and is very nice tool :)
[18:13] <scout_> this is the way the world ends; not with a bang, but a whimper.
[18:14] <static07> Hi, I've just installed 8.10, but I have no network, when I change eth0 to manual, it resets to auto on reboot, /etc/network/interfaces has no eth0 settings in it. When I manually ad the settings in interfaces, nothing changes
[18:14] <sebsebseb> static07: hardwired or wireless?
[18:14] <static07> hard
[18:15] <sebsebseb> !network
[18:15] <satansaunt> where would i got to find the keyboard shortcuts for audacious- i used to know them but i forgot and i can't find them online (most annoying)
[18:15] <bernz> static07, i guess you are using "network manager"?
[18:16] <static07> aye, fresh install
[18:16] <ftab_> static07: google Wicd Network Manager that will solve your problem as that solved mine :)
[18:16] <bernz> static07, i know it's not the "easy" answer, but: http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/
[18:17] <bernz> from their homesite, you can probably figure out which "magic" files its using to store your connection profiles
[18:17] <Dr_willis_AAO> wicd is handy.
[18:17] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:17] <bernz> and then hack those
[18:17] <bernz> its -> it's (for BtAF)
[18:17] <tozetre> unop: hokay, so, uh... in an ftp client (using yafc just for example), is there any way to access shell variables, such as that defined date?
[18:18] <Nevis> My intrepid is booting into low graphics mode after installing nvidia 180.35 driver. how can I remove it?
[18:19] <sebsebseb> Nevis: remove the driver?
[18:19] <Nevis> how does one go about that? installation wasn't with synaptic, i used the script from nvidia
[18:20] <Nevis> the intrepid repo has 180.11
[18:20] <sebsebseb> Nevis: ok maybe you can disable  or remove it from hardware drivers, if not   using  the recovery mode from Grub and fixing xorg should do the trick
[18:20] <Nevis> which I had before the attempt.
[18:20] <Dr_willis_AAO> I wonder what reinstalling the repo version would do..
[18:20] <Nevis> I know recovery mode, how do you "fix xorg"?
[18:20] <sebsebseb> Nevis: choose it as the option in there
[18:21] <Nevis> should I try reinstalling the repo version?
[18:21] <_DEL> anyone know of a good tutorial to compile a wireless driver?
[18:21] <sebsebseb> Nevis: could do, but  probably best to try and get a clean no drivers xorg
[18:21] <Dr_willis_AAO> !compile
[18:21] <sebsebseb> Nevis: before putting repo version on
[18:21] <slabbeh> Hi, do we know if Jaunty (9.04) will be shipped with Gnome 3 (2.3)?
[18:21] <Nevis> ok. how do I get that clean xorg going?
[18:22] <sebsebseb> slabbeh: wrong channel try #ubuntu+1
[18:22] <paddysteed> i have a load of avi divx movies that i need to convert into  mpeg4 for my portable dvd player which needs avi's but encoded with mpeg4. any help?
[18:22] <Nevis> what do I do after booting into recovery mode?
[18:22] <unop> tozetre, hmm, i'm not sure
[18:22] <defrysk> _DEL, http://wireless.kernel.org/
[18:22] <sebsebseb> Nevis: by using recovery mode an fixing xorg with it
[18:22] <tozetre> unop: oh damn. I could just use SCP. Never mind my foolishness. :P
[18:22] <bernz> Nevis, it might be worth a look at the current one; if it contains settings for various resolutions, maybe some are just missing, and you can add them yourself...
[18:22] <sebsebseb> Nevis: recovery mode  gives options and provides commands
[18:22] <Nevis> ok. I'll go try.
[18:22] <Nevis> thanks.
[18:23] <paddysteed> i have a load of avi divx movies that i need to convert into  mpeg4 for my portable dvd player which needs avi's but encoded with mpeg4. any help?
[18:23] <unop> tozetre, if it's FTP, i would do.  wget "ftp://somewhere/$date.tar.gz"
[18:23] <defrysk> paddysteed, man ffmpeg
[18:23] <sebsebseb> !conversation
[18:23] <Dr_willis_AAO> paddysteed,  winff can do that in a nice gui.. or mencoder. or ffmpeg.  -
[18:23] <sebsebseb> !multimedia
[18:23] <sebsebseb> !ogg
[18:23] <Dr_willis_AAO> I thought divx was a mpeg4 variant.
[18:24] <Dr_willis_AAO> or just mpeg4+ some extra bits. But i may be wrong.
[18:24] <paddysteed> i dont know but the player wont accsept it
[18:24] <satansaunt> whats the keyboard shortcut to change volume in audacious????
[18:24] <paddysteed> my spelling bad
[18:24] <paddysteed> and appenently grammer
[18:24] <satansaunt> grammar
[18:24] <paddysteed> kk
[18:24] <Dr_willis_AAO> paddysteed,  winff is  a nifty tool.  theres others gui tools to the other tools as well.
[18:24] <paddysteed> winff
[18:24] <paddysteed> is it in synaptic
[18:24] <Dr_willis_AAO> I forget if winff is in the repos.. or not.
[18:24] <Dr_willis_AAO> look for it perhaps?
[18:25] <Dr_willis_AAO> !info winff
[18:25] <bernz> satansaunt, Edit | Prefs | Keyboard
[18:25] <Dr_willis_AAO> It may be on medibuntu, or some unofficial repos i found.
[18:25] <Dr_willis_AAO> or just get it from the programs homepage. :)
[18:25] <paddysteed> no
[18:25] <bernz> satansaunt, i expect you mean 'audacity'
[18:26] <ktstzo> !info winff
[18:26] <paddysteed> where do i get winff then
[18:26] <XPS_M1330> How do I change file associations?
[18:26] <satansaunt> no, audacious...
[18:26] <paddysteed> i have the divx codecs already
[18:27] <bernz> XPS_M1330, if you are still using nautilus (the bundled file system browser), right-click a file, and there's a tab for its handler
[18:27] <XPS_M1330> "still" using nautilus? Do you suggest a better filebrowser?
[18:27] <paddysteed> is there a way to turn off the logging in/off notices in pidgin
[18:28] <bartek-> Hi, I'm trying to generate a gpg key but I always get "Not enough random bytes available."  ... Any tips on how I can prevent this?
[18:28] <bernz> XPS_M1330, i wish i could... i'm not a fan of its constantly greying out while it reads a simple bunch of directories
[18:28] <bartek-> It says please do some other work to give the OS a chance to collect more entropy
[18:28] <bartek-> But, even after dinking around for 5 minutes nothing happens
[18:28] <XPS_M1330> try dolphin ;)
[18:28] <bernz> in any case, i meant 'right-click -> Properties' and then the tab
[18:28] <jtaby> Hey, I keep having installation problems. I got the ISO, checked its md5 sum, checked the cd when I booted up
[18:28] <XPS_M1330> yes I saw, thanks!
[18:28] <jtaby> but when I install, it keeps giving me errors
[18:28] <bernz> bartek-, i *thought* it was collecting entropy -- that or counting bogoMIPS again
[18:29] <XPS_M1330> kinda weird that I configured Opera as the default web browser and it still opens htm files with firefucks
[18:29] <bartek-> bernz: so just keep waiting it out?
[18:29] <bernz> bartek-, oh sorry, i thought you were explaining nautilus' rather frequent "jamming"
[18:29] <Pici> XPS_M1330, Please watch your language in this channel, thank you.
[18:29] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: calling Firefox names hummmmmmm,  well  at least Firefox is much better than IE, and is also opensource, unlike Opera!
[18:30] <XPS_M1330> sorry did I mispell something?
[18:30] <Pici> XPS_M1330: This is a family friendly channel, mind the language.
[18:30] <joborociroboroqu> sdcf
[18:30] <XPS_M1330> indeed, way better than IE!! And opensource. I agree. Sorry I didn't mean to offend, it just slipped
[18:30] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: oh Opera software make a resonablly nice product, but it would be much better I expect, if it was Open Source!
[18:30] <Stevethepirate> Where would I drop a networking based script that has to be run on startup before anything on the PC actually touches the networking modules [ghosting a MAC here]
[18:30] <XPS_M1330> sebsebseb: I agree!
[18:30] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:31] <bartek-> ah, I got it
[18:31] <sexcopter> hi, does anyone know how to suspend a computer from command line?
[18:31] <Stevethepirate> sexcopter: I've seen it before, used an xset command.
[18:31] <Stevethepirate> !xset
[18:31] <Stevethepirate> Or not.
[18:31] <Pici> Stevethepirate: Not every command has a factoid.
[18:31] <bernz> sexcopter, "man shutdown" ?
[18:31] <Dr_willis_AAO> i was thinking the shutdown/halt/suspend command could do that.. or one of those commands had an option to do it...
[18:31] <bullgard4> In Ubuntu 8.04.2 I installed two packages: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[18:31] <Dr_willis_AAO> some maybe alias's to the others
[18:32] <sexcopter> bernz: shutdown doesn't have a switch for suspending, not that i see at least
[18:32] <khirr> can i use glade with bash? make bash scrit and use glade for GUI
[18:32] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: You didn't say it, but they say it: Opera the fastest brower. Ha!   try Konqueror
[18:32] <bernz> sexcopter, well, i'm out of ideas :-]
[18:32] <sexcopter> Stevethepirate: xset? not heard of that
[18:33] <XPS_M1330> I don't care about the "speed". The browsing speed depends more on the connection than the browser loading time
[18:33] <Stevethepirate> Where would I drop a networking based script that has to be run on startup before anything on the PC actually touches the networking modules [ghosting a MAC here]
[18:33] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: not quite sure about that, but Konqueror runs faster than Firefox  for me.
[18:34] <XPS_M1330> sebsebseb: good for you. but to me konqueror lacks basic features, which makes it a lesser browser
[18:34] <Guest54113> hello every one new to irc, just admiring is their really 1500 users in this room
[18:35] <bernz> Stevethepirate, what about booting from the network itself? bootp?
[18:35] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: maybe we make an exception for Opera, altough I hardly use that browser,  but  at  the end of the day it is evil, well according to Richard Stallman.  restricts our freedoms and locks people into a vender.   Just like Desktop Linux users make an exception for Mac OS X, because it is Unix based,  but people that use that still get locked into Apple.  Anyway we are off topic!
[18:35] <_VIM_> Guest54113: yes but most of them are probably afk/idle
[18:35] <bernz> Stevethepirate, if you're ghosting, you don't really need an OS, just enough to do the copying, right?
[18:35] <Stevethepirate> No
[18:35] <Stevethepirate> I mean spoofing a MAC
[18:35] <Stevethepirate> *sigh*
[18:35] <XPS_M1330> opera restricts freedom?
[18:36] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: yes  read articles on gnu.org in about free software section and that
[18:36] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: that is in the philosophey section
[18:36] <Stevethepirate> Normally i would go sudo ifconfig eth0 down && sudo ifconfig hw ether de:ad:be:ef:ca:fe && sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[18:36] <CentHOGG> Hi, I've just installed on a DualBoot with windows and everything works ok. Just that the User can't modify items on the Windows Partitions, but the Root can. How do you adjust that so that the User can work on partitions like the root can (permissions, groups or what)? Thx
[18:36] <rabby> hi
[18:36] <bernz> Guest54113, yes, but at any given time, only about 2 dozen appear awake, and only about half the users are actually awake/nearby :-)
[18:36] <shadeslayer> hi i installed  laptop-mode-tools,but how do i use them??
[18:36] <Guest54113> k i like to figure her for sec to registure so i can see myself oout of being guest ????
[18:36] <Dr_willis_AAO> Stevethe1irate,  you could do it in rc.local  but thats one of the last things that gets ran.
[18:37] <sebsebseb> CentHOGG: the normal user should be able to  access  the Windows partition
[18:37] <XPS_M1330> sebsebseb: ok. well even though it's an evil corporate software, it's been offering me the best browsing experience for 10 years, and no other browser comes close (except firefox after adding a bunch of addons) to its convenience
[18:37] <Stevethepirate> But I would like that to be run before my pc connects  to the network
[18:37] <sebsebseb> CentHOGG: maybe you got  to  set up permissions for your Windows partition a bit, so normal user can use it
[18:37] <rabby> mysql -p requires an input and it looks like that's why i can not add a & after it to make it run and run... :/
[18:37] <CentHOGG> sebsebseb: yeah I can access, just cant write
[18:37] <mercutio22> My system crashes every time I insert my password in the gksudo dialog window... what is going on?
[18:37] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: ok
[18:37] <rabby> is there a way to get it work with & though?
[18:38] <CentHOGG> sebsebseb: root can write, user cannot
[18:38] <sebsebseb> !permissions
[18:38] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: hi i am XPS M1530 youre bigger brother ;)
[18:38] <bluefox83> is dh -f the only command to view all drives on a system?
[18:38] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: hey!
[18:38] <shadeslayer> :)
[18:38] <Dr_willis_AAO> CentHOGG,  install/run the ntfs-config tool and it has some options to allow that - o belive
[18:38] <bernz> Stevethepirate, right, that might be tricky, because network cards try to get right in there as soon as they're plugged in... if you're trying to masquerade a MAC address, you probably need a card that can store the custom MAC address in non-volatile storage, so it's right there when the PHY powers up
[18:38] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: wassup
[18:38] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: how's the M1530 with ubuntu?
[18:38] <yorky501> Graphics drivers....... I need to install the drivers for the graphics card on my laptop, they are in this repo but i dont know how to add it as a source
[18:38] <yorky501> git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
[18:39] <sebsebseb> CentHOGG: try what Dr willis said, plus I have a slightly bad way on how you can get the permissions.  I say bad way, because you would be running root for more than one little thing
[18:39] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: awesome,GNOME breaks down things a bit
[18:39] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Hmm, I could do this in windows np
[18:39] <mercutio22> can anyone help me diagnose that?
[18:39] <Stevethepirate> SURELY LINUX WONT MAKE IT 1-0 TO WINDOWS
[18:39] <shadeslayer> KDE rocks,xfce is *light*
[18:39] <Stevethepirate> :D
[18:39] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: what do you mean, breaks down things?
[18:39] <Dr_willis_AAO> Stevethe1irate,  and i can find 100+ things i can do in03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[18:39] <Dr_willis_AAO> tter. linux - that are next to impossible in windows.. :) so it dosent really ma
[18:39] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: it changes files which it shouldnt
[18:39] <CentHOGG> Dr_willis_AAO: hi, it's win98 :)
[18:40] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: Linux distros are not Windows, and  Windows is the OS of choice by most computer users, because of the monoplolgy and their computer ignorance
[18:40] <bernz> Stevethepirate, well, it's possible to have the card join the network as its original "hardwired" MAC, then get re-assigned at run-time, "leave", and "come back" as the new custom MAC, sure... i don't know enough about that to tell you where to start, though, sorry :-/
[18:40] <Dr_willis_AAO> CentHOGG,  dosent matter. :) tjhe tool sets the settings for vfat and ntfs
[18:40] <Stevethepirate> yeah, it was a dig.
[18:40] <CentHOGG> ok
[18:40] <shadeslayer> like today my CPU frequency could not be activated,i was stuck at 2.10 Ghz
[18:40] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: did you try KDE?
[18:40] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:40] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: Kubuntu+GNOME+XFCE
[18:40] <shadeslayer> XD
[18:41] <Hjub> witam
[18:41] <Hjub> hello
[18:41] <Stevethepirate> I was hoping to add something to rc0 so it runs as the networking module comes up.
[18:41] <khirr> how can i make exec calls in C from bash?
[18:41] <Dr_willis_AAO> !info sbackup
[18:41] <gldtn> hello guys.. I'm having a problem installing gtk2 themes where all of them keeps giving me a warning in Appearance saying that "This theme will not look as intended because the required GTK+ theme engine is not installed"
[18:41] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I used to run KDE4.1, I liked it a lot, but it was too buggy so I got exasperated and installed gnome instead. Got used to it, but now that 4.2 is out I'm gonna try it again
[18:41] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: as  GUI  Kubuntu KDE4 :(  ,but  Kubuntu KDE3 :)     apps   KDE3 :)   KDE4 :D
[18:42] <bluefox83> !harddrive
[18:42] <Hjub> eny polisz pipul hir??
[18:42] <bluefox83> hrm >.>
[18:42] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[18:42] <sebsebseb> shame the KDE3 GUI got ruined by all that KDE4  rubbish
[18:42] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: haha,you should try 4.2, you dont know what youre missing
[18:42] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I read about a desktop environment I still have to try: FVWM2
[18:42] <gldtn> how can i solve this?
[18:42] <CentHOGG> Dr_willis_AAO: Ok, but since Root can work normally, why can't the User just be enabled like root can (some setting somewhere?)
[18:42] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I just downloaded it :)
[18:42] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: btw does the m1330 get hot??
[18:42] <bernz> Stevethepirate, well, one possible way, though super convoluted, is to modify udev rules to detect-and-do-nothing for your NIC, then when the system has booted to your shell, re-run udev with a different config, allowing it to "see" the NIC this time, but overriding the MAC
[18:43] <oCean_> !pl | Hjub
[18:43] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: 4.2  looked like 4.1 when I tried it, but I guess I never gave it a proper look around, because I don't like KDE4
[18:43] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: do tell how it os
[18:43] <Nevis> well, that didnt help much. still in low graphics mode. I tried installing 180 from synaptic. it removed 177. I'm going to reboot again.
[18:43] <shadeslayer> *is
[18:43] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I'm bit afraid that I would have to spend too much time to troubleshoot my computer
[18:43] <Dr_willis_AAO> CentHOGG,  you MOUNT the filesystem woth the proper permissions.. and the user can access it fully... thats all there is to it. :)
[18:43] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: KDE 4.2 is nice to you if you have a powerful graphics card
[18:43] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: yes. It's burning my legs right now
[18:43] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: huh??
[18:44] <shadeslayer> :)
[18:44] <Dr_willis_AAO> CentHOGG,  and that tool i think sets up HAL to use those 'less secure' settings
[18:44] <shadeslayer> yeah the M1530 does that too
[18:44] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: my graphics card is  over 2 years old, but it's alright
[18:44] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: http://samwel.tk/laptop_mode/faq
[18:44] <Dr_willis_AAO> CentHOGG,  or mount them manually with ntfs-3g command and the proper arguments, or via fstab.. :) again wit the proper options
[18:44] <shadeslayer> laptop-mode
[18:44] <Risawa> hi i need help getting an xbox 360 controller working for ubuntu on my comp does anyone know how to do this?
[18:44] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Surely I can just add the ifconfig commands to run in rc?
[18:45] <bernz> Stevethepirate, well, i could only say "hopefully", because i don't rightly know ;-/
[18:45] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: ah :) kde 4.2 rocks,i cant even imagine what Jaunty will look like
[18:45] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I meant, if  I upgrade to another DE, like if I upgrade to ibex then install KDE4 I might have to spend a lot of time reconfiguring apps and f***ing around to make the wifi work, stuff like that
[18:45] <jwl007> I'm having issues getting my ethernet card to show up and wondering if someone could help
[18:45] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer:  KDE3 :) ,but I still went with Gnome
[18:45] <shadeslayer> :) wifi works perfectly for me,from first install
[18:45] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: KDE4  ewww,  except apps got better
[18:45] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: personal choice
[18:45] <Risawa> could anyone help me?
[18:45] <kasu_slp> re
[18:46] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: ,but if they make a really nice looking  Kubuntu KDE 4.2 :D
[18:46] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Ok, well.surely, rc{x} is run as root?
[18:46] <sebsebseb> !xbox
[18:46] <Risawa> hm
[18:46] <Hfuy> does "not contiguous" just mean "fragmented"
[18:46] <SlimeyPete> yes
[18:46] <bernz> Stevethepirate, i'd bet at least a few bucks on that, though i'm not certain
[18:46] <Hfuy> Fair enough.
[18:46] <Hfuy> How do I fix it?
[18:46] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: hehe,i love XFCE for the light DE,Kubuntu for eye candy,GNOME makes things easy to do i.e. daily tasks
[18:47] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: XFCE is alright yeah
[18:47] <SlimeyPete> Hfuy: what fs?
[18:47] <Hfuy> No idea. It's an Eee PC, so it's flash anyway - it may not be a big deal.
[18:47] <Hfuy> extsomething, I assume.
[18:47] <paladin> hi... how can i make the console beep? echo -e /a doesn't work
[18:47] <bernz> Stevethepirate, one question i'd have is: are rc{x} run *after* udev (at which point, the card probably becomes "alive", and it's too late to pretend to be another MAC without others on the network noticing, if that's the goal)
[18:47] <sebsebseb> !beep
[18:47] <erUSUL> paladin: \a
[18:47] <selocol> How do I hibernate in Ubuntu/Fluxbox? Is there a command I can run that hibernates? What program is responsible for hibernation? Thanks.
[18:47] <SlimeyPete> fragmentation shouldn't be an issue on ext
[18:47] <sebsebseb> !hibernate
[18:47] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Hmm, that could be true.
[18:48] <SlimeyPete> I wouldn't worry about it
[18:48] <Hfuy> Well, fragmentation will be an issue on any filesystem.
[18:48] <Risawa> does anyone here use an xbox 360 controller for there ubuntu OS? i wanna try it for ZSNES on the comp
[18:48] <paladin> erUSUL: doesn't work either
[18:48] <bernz> Stevethepirate, the key is to figure out overall startup process for the distro you're using, to best pick the "wedge" point
[18:48] <Hfuy> I'm not sure it's that bothersome on an SSD with near zero seek times, though.
[18:48] <paladin> erUSUL: all I get is an "a"
[18:48] <Guest54113> would someone private chat me and help me change from guest to a register user?
[18:48] <SlimeyPete> Hfuy: indeed, but ext is generally happy unless it somehow manages to get 40% fragmented or something
[18:48] <Stevethepirate> Who would definitively be able to answer the questions though?
[18:48] <XPS_M1330> When you download ubuntu, which one is a live version: "desktop", "dvd", "alternative"? And how do I get the CRC to know if the download is fine?
[18:48] <lstarnes> Guest54113: just switch to a different unregistered nickname using /nick
[18:48] <SlimeyPete> it'll sort itself out
[18:48] <erUSUL> paladin: maybe is the built in echo. /bin/echo -e '\a'
[18:48] <Hfuy> It auto-defrags?
[18:48] <SlimeyPete> yes
[18:49] <Hfuy> In many ways we'd rather it didn't, since it'll exercise the flash
[18:49] <CarlFK> does it matter what filename i use for files in /etc/hal/fdi/information?  I am trying to do https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/212073
[18:49] <Hfuy> Also, the "non-contiguous" count seems to continually increase.
[18:49] <gldtn> hwo do I few which GTK engines I have installed or what are the default for a fresh installed ubuntu intrepid ?
[18:49] <bernz> XPS_M1330, desktop is live
[18:49] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[18:49] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: do you have an led light that's a lock with a number 9 in it?
[18:49] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: yeah
[18:49] <bernz> XPS_M1330, as for the CRC -- your download is guaranteed accurate (with some technical exceptions) by TCP protocol (used to download the image file)
[18:49] <paladin> erUSUL: thanks!!!
[18:49] <Hfuy> How do I find out what filesystems are in use? df -h doesn't list FS types.
[18:49] <paladin> exit
[18:50] <Stevethepirate> Hey bernz.. who would be able to answer the question?
[18:50] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: what is it about? it just got on today and won't come off!
[18:50] <Stevethepirate> I know that in windows, using a program like MAC makeup pushes a pre-load command onto its network stack.
[18:50] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: see the fn key??
[18:50] <oCean_> Hfuy: "mount" command
[18:50] <Stevethepirate> From what I have heard.
[18:50] <XPS_M1330> bernz: all right. it's just that I stopped and resumed the download at some point
[18:50] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: press FN+P
[18:50] <Hfuy> oCean_: They already are mounted, I just want to find out what FS is in use.
[18:50] <shadeslayer> it should output *
[18:51] <shadeslayer> like above
[18:51] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: it does nothing!
[18:51] <shadeslayer> its basically a numpad
[18:51] <shadeslayer> :O
[18:51] <shadeslayer> wait what keyboard layout??
[18:51] <oCean_> Hfuy: "mount" (no arguments) outputs what is mounted + type + options etc
[18:51] <bernz> Stevethepirate, not sure, just watch the channel a bit, and those who Get It will make themselves known (i don't want to name anyone specifically, because my opinions of the Clueful are personal ;-)
[18:51] <Hfuy> Ah. OK. /dev/sdb1, which I think is the internal flash, is ext2.
[18:51] <Hfuy> Lots of things mounted on this machine.
[18:51] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: i can help you reset the keyboard
[18:51] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: so THAT'S HOW you can use the numpad! I was wondering this eek
[18:52] <shadeslayer> lol
[18:52] <Hfuy> proc, sys, varrun, varlock, udev, devshm, devpts, securityfs, binfmt_misc.
[18:52] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: "reset the keyboard"?
[18:52] <Hfuy> Is that ususal?!
[18:52] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: num pad works then
[18:52] <Stevethepirate> bernz: my spam keys are autobound :D
[18:52] <shadeslayer> as well as the num lock key
[18:52] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: did you get it with the 150$ LED screen?
[18:52] <bernz> XPS_M1330, if you're using a modern browser, it will resume the download correctly also (it has checks for "breakage")
[18:52] <Stevethepirate> Where would I drop a networking based script that has to be run on startup before anything on the PC actually touches the networking modules [spoofing a MAC here]
[18:52] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: sorry??
[18:52] <lstarnes> Hfuy: that looks fairly common
[18:53] <XPS_M1330> bernz: I'm using evil corporate opera :)
[18:53] <Hfuy> lstarnes: Crikey.
[18:53] <Photoguy> Is there a way to switch to the XFCE desktop enviroment without installing Xubuntu?
[18:53] <bernz> Stevethepirate, that's probably a bad idea; i won't say this channel is super strict, but people appreciate a lack of redundancy (and rightly so)
[18:53] <MacFlecknoe> i have a que‭stion... i need to change my X configuration but xorg.conf hardly has ANYTHING in it anymore... what happened to this and how can i change X's settings?
[18:53] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Yeah i know.
[18:53] <jwl007> Im getting eth0: No such device found, eventhough my network card comes up when i run lspci, any ideas?
[18:53] <Stevethepirate> I mean, I will post every 100 lines or so?
[18:53] <bernz> XPS_M1330, there's a lot of worse corporations than Opera, at least ;-)
[18:53] <Hfuy> On the upside, we managed to install compiz, which looks fairly impressive on an eee.
[18:53] <Stevethepirate> Praps every 200
[18:53]  * Hfuy turns the desktop into a cube, and makes it spin around
[18:54] <Hfuy> Wootz0rz, etc.
[18:54] <bernz> Stevethepirate, or perhaps once an hour or less ;-)  heheeh
[18:54] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: when you customize the laptop before ordering, you get to choose between the regular LCD screen or a fancy, slim LED screen that costs an extra 150$. It's slimmer, lighter, and more energy-efficient. I think it must be better visual quality also
[18:54]  * kristian_ wonders how Hfuy does that?
[18:54]  * shadeslayer does it too
[18:54] <sebsebseb> bernz: yeah Microsoft and AOL
[18:54] <Photoguy> Is there a way to switch to the XFCE desktop enviroment without installing Xubuntu?
[18:54] <Hfuy> ctrl-alt-click-drag.
[18:54] <XPS_M1330> sebsebseb: yes, and lockheed martin!
[18:54] <Hfuy> Pointless. Zero usability bonus.
[18:54] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: ah i get it, i have the CCFL variant,i didnt have the led option
[18:54] <Hfuy> But it makes Vista users drool.
[18:54] <Stevethepirate> bernz: Heh
[18:54] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: lockheed Martin???????
[18:54] <Stevethepirate> I need to fix this problem for a while.
[18:54] <shadeslayer> though i wanted the LED
[18:54] <danbhfive> Photoguy: install xfce or xubuntu-desktop or xubuntu-desktop^
[18:54] <MacFlecknoe> anyone know where the xorg.conf settings went??
[18:54] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: not heard of them
[18:54] <bernz> sebsebseb, well, i was thinking monsanto and stuff, but yeah, those promoters of laziness are also shun-worthy :-)
[18:55] <XPS_M1330> sebsebseb: one of the biggest arms manufacturer in the world
[18:55] <Stevethepirate> *in a while
[18:55] <yorky501>  Git repo's.. can anyone shed any light on what they are and how i get content from them
[18:55] <sebsebseb> XPS_M1330: oh ok
[18:55] <Hfuy> Also, all the windows wobble like undercooked mince when you move them around. It's sickening.
[18:55] <XPS_M1330> comparing apples and lizards
[18:55] <kristian_> Hfuy : i want teh cube. how do i get it? :o
[18:55] <Hfuy> kristian_: Install Compiz, plus all the supporting stuff it needs.
[18:56] <Hfuy> I seem to recall it was fairly painful to get going, but then, I'm used to windows, so all linux config issues seem painful to me.
[18:56] <XPS_M1330> say, Monsanto could be considered an evil corporation. they don't do open-source GMOs
[18:56]  * Hfuy ducks
[18:56] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: run sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup in termina
[18:56] <shadeslayer> *terminal
[18:56] <danbhfive> !ccsm > kristian_
[18:56] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: what does that do?
[18:56] <Pipot> any body know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310
[18:56] <lstarnes> yorky501: if you have git installed, you can copy git repos using git clone <path>
[18:56] <Pipot> any body know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310
[18:56] <Pipot> any body know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310
[18:56] <FloodBot1> Pipot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:56] <Hjub> join
[18:56] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: reconfigures the keyboard and that '9' light should go off
[18:56] <malek-rik> Anyone using eclipse for php dev?
[18:56] <Hfuy> I was astonished that Compiz worked so well on an eee, but it does.
[18:56] <danbhfive> malek-rik: i tried it out
[18:56] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: it's must simple to hit "numlock" to make that light disapear ;)
[18:57] <malek-rik> danbh: did you have any issues getting it started?
[18:57] <bernz> if you install compiz, you should also install the compiz fusion "tray icon" switcherooney app
[18:57] <yorky501> Istarnes, do you just get source from git repo's or are they packages
[18:57] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: well i thought you said it didnt go away??
[18:57] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: how long your battery lasts?
[18:57] <Pipot> FloodBot1, any body know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310
[18:57] <lstarnes> yorky501: git repos contain source
[18:57] <bernz> (it will let you quickly switch back to metacity from compiz to disable fx, and possibly fix misbehaving apps)
[18:57] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I didn't realise it goes away when I hit numlock
[18:57] <shadeslayer> 9 cell varian==4 h 50 m
[18:57] <shadeslayer> ROFL
[18:57] <Pipot> FloodBot1, did you know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310 on ubuntu 8.10
[18:57] <shadeslayer> omg
[18:57] <olskolirc> can someone look at my pastebin and tell me why I can't play .avi files please?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/123477/
[18:57] <paddysteed> I need help using ffmpeg
[18:58] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: you a n00b @ computing??
[18:58] <bih_deno> hi please visit my blog bihdeno.blogbugs.org 4 free portable applications. new posts daily! check it out. thanks
[18:58] <XPS_M1330> shit! I get 3½ hours with the 3 cells
[18:58] <Hfuy> Should we expect ext2 to auto-defrag this device at some point, then?
[18:58] <olskolirc> paddysteed, i think ffmpeg messed me up today
[18:58] <XPS_M1330> sorry for the language
[18:58] <paddysteed> olskolirc: what
[18:58] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: well i have a more powerful configuration,larger display,etc
[18:58] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I was playing with MS-DOS 5 when I was 5 years old
[18:58] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I'm fairly new to linux though
[18:59] <Stevethepirate> !nat
[18:59] <Stevethepirate> I OAT YOU DO
[18:59] <olskolirc> paddysteed, never mind
[18:59] <Stevethepirate> !firestarter
[18:59]  * bernz . o O ( app-roulette: in compiz, hold ALT+SPECIAL+TAB with a nice high repeat speed on your keyboard, then let go at random to decide what app will receive your attention next )
[18:59] <paddysteed> i need to convert to mpeg4
[18:59] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: then how come you didnt know about num lock??
[18:59] <Nevis> arrgh
[18:59] <Pipot> ubottu, any body know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310
[18:59] <Pipot> ubottu, , did you know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310 on ubuntu 8.10
[18:59] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I'm new to having a laptop as well!
[18:59] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[18:59] <olskolirc> paddysteed, never mind
[18:59] <sebsebseb> !bluetooth
[18:59] <olskolirc> can someone look at my pastebin and tell me why I can't play .avi files please?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/123477/
[19:00] <Hfuy> Man, this channel is busy
[19:00] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: btw install powertop,its an intel app to reduce heat and power consumption
[19:00] <paddysteed> !ffmpeg
[19:00] <Stevethepirate> Anyone here willing to help me with some firestarter problems?
[19:00]  * Hfuy shouts over the hubbub
[19:00] <Pipot> ubottu, thanks
[19:00] <paddysteed> !winff
[19:00] <sebsebseb> Hfuy: yes Ubuntu is pretty popular
[19:00] <paddysteed> !info ffmpeg
[19:00] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: yeah my first laptop==M1530,3 months
[19:00] <shadeslayer> brb
[19:00] <Hfuy> sebsebseb: I've been working on the basis that Ubuntu is the least-bad linux distro for a while :)
[19:00] <Photoguy> How do I switch between XFCE and Gnome desktops? I mean what is the terminal command?
[19:00] <paddysteed> !ubuntu
[19:00] <shadeslayer> !powertop | XPS_M1330
[19:00] <sebsebseb> Pipot: no thank me, I got him to tell you about bluetooth
[19:00] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: powertop installed, is it a command line?
[19:00] <XPS_M1330> !powertop
[19:00] <shadeslayer> yup
[19:01] <sebsebseb> Hfuy: well not exactly,  I could name plenty of other good distros
[19:01] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: in terminal >sudo powertop
[19:01] <pangloss> Im having problems installing a program from source in ubuntu. For some reason, some of the symbolic links are not being found when I actually run the program. Does anyone know a good channel to get some help for this problem?
[19:01] <shadeslayer> then press keys as it says
[19:01] <mrfelton> join #civicrm
[19:01] <kristian_> thanks! :-)
[19:01] <Huufarted> !compile | pangloss
[19:01] <Hfuy> That's based almost entirely on the "hfuy press install button, hfuy use program" basis.
[19:01] <shadeslayer> S-SATA managemnet etc
[19:01] <Hfuy> I'm no software engineer.
[19:02] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: it gives a whole bunch of suggestions
[19:02] <Photoguy> How do I switch between XFCE and Gnome desktops? I mean what is the terminal command?
[19:02] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: do you have a bluetooth mouse?
[19:02] <olskolirc> someone say my name please
[19:02] <sebsebseb> Photoguy: do it on the log in screen
[19:02] <Pipot> ubottu, , did you know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310 on ubuntu 8.10 i mind a driver
[19:02] <XPS_M1330> olskolirc:
[19:02] <Huufarted> my name please
[19:02] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: nope
[19:02] <olskolirc> ok im not blinking
[19:02] <XPS_M1330> Huufarted:
[19:02] <Pipot> sebsebseb, , , did you know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310 on ubuntu 8.10 i mind a driver
[19:02] <olskolirc> say it with a message this time XPS_M1330 ?
[19:02] <Huufarted> XPS_M1330, yes?
[19:02] <sebsebseb> Pipot: no, but
[19:03] <sebsebseb> !bluetooth
[19:03] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: did you try wifi?? the wifi light blinks
[19:03] <shadeslayer> :D
[19:03] <Stevethepirate> Having some firestarter problems here.... anyone willing to help? Not getting traffic on eth1 to any internal clients x(
[19:03] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: I paid 20$ to have internal bluetooth and 30$ for a bluetooth mouse and I can't use it without pluging the USB receiver
[19:03] <sebsebseb> !firestarter
[19:03] <XPS_M1330> yes I'm on wifi right now
[19:03] <pangloss> Huufarted, this isn't a simple problem. I have all the build tools installed, run ./configure and everything seems to work. But after I $sudo make install   I try to run the program and the program is not finding ome .so links
[19:03] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: lol
[19:03] <Pipot> ubottu, thats just info to connected for ponsel
[19:03] <Pipot> ubottu, nop a driver
[19:03] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: does the light blink??
[19:03] <Stevethepirate> sebsebseb: I've checked out firestarter oke.
[19:03] <Stevethepirate> And the website
[19:03] <XPS_M1330> olskolirc: what is it
[19:03] <Pipot> ubottu, not a driver
[19:04] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: Firestarter maybe you don't really need it
[19:04] <shadeslayer> lol
[19:04] <lanoxx-> hi, im wondering, what is the meaning of "Fix Commited" in Launchpad? and how long does it take from the point where a fix was commited until it appears as an update in update manager?????
[19:04] <olskolirc> im not blinking XPS_M1330 :-(
[19:04] <oCean_> Pipot: the usre ubotu is just a bot, no sense in talking to that.
[19:04] <XPS_M1330> Huufarted: I was saying your name please ;)
[19:04] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: have you got a hardware firewall?
[19:04] <olskolirc> oh well, anyway
[19:04] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: the wifi light blinks not the BT
[19:04] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: if you got a router you probably got one as part of that
[19:04] <olskolirc> can someone look at my pastebin and tell me why I can't play .avi files please?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/123477/
[19:04] <Pipot> oCean_, thanks
[19:04] <bernz> okay, i want to get my remote desktopping going from anywhere... i need VPNage. when i was using windows, i mostly used hamachi, which was pretty solid, and it has a linux version. should i go for that? i need something with a windows client as well... anyone got a beef with/warning about hamachi?
[19:04] <Pipot> oCean_,  did you know how to install bluetooth on toshiba satellite L310 on ubuntu 8.10 i mind a driver
[19:04] <Stevethepirate> sebsebseb: No hardware firewall.. Internet -> This PC with 2 network cards <-> switch <-> clients
[19:04] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: :( maybe tleds helps??
[19:04] <shadeslayer> !tled
[19:05] <paddysteed> !sex
[19:05] <XPS_M1330> shadeslayer: tleds?
[19:05] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: ok find out about iptables as well then
[19:05] <sebsebseb> !iptables
[19:05] <Stevethepirate> Heh
[19:05] <Stevethepirate> I know iptables quite well
[19:05] <Stevethepirate> Its an actual problem with eth1 configuration IMO
[19:05] <paddysteed> i wanted it to say i dont know anything about sex
[19:05] <shadeslayer> XPS_M1330: package, type " sudo apt-get install tled " in terminal
[19:05] <sebsebseb> Stevethepirate: ok I don't know
[19:05] <shadeslayer> haha
[19:05] <Stevethepirate> And firestarter is causing part of the problem, or being afffected.
[19:05] <paddysteed> !!
[19:05] <shadeslayer> !beer
[19:05] <shadeslayer> :P
[19:05] <pangloss> Im having problems installing a program from source in ubuntu. For some reason, some of the symbolic links are not being found when I actually run the program. Does anyone know a good channel to get some help for this problem?
[19:05] <paddysteed> !lots of beer
[19:06] <paddysteed> !intellegence
[19:06] <shadeslayer> paddysteed: :)
[19:06] <oCean_> Pipot: I don't. Have some patience before repeating the question. if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait.
[19:06] <paddysteed> ha ha
[19:06] <pangloss> poor ubottu...
[19:06] <Guest54113> ok can someone help me configue my capture card?
[19:06] <sebsebseb> !botabuse |  paddysteed
[19:06] <george2_> ok, so i've rebuilt ffmpeg, but when i encvode to h264, i lose the audio. any ideas?
[19:06] <_dbd_l12> would restoring an image of a ubuntu-server install made with partimage work on (slightly) different hardware? or is this a definite no-no. Other (non-raid) ways to have a quick imaging/backup system ready (for in case of hardware failure) ?
[19:06] <sebsebseb> :D
[19:06] <shadeslayer> i still cant figure out how to use laptop mode
[19:06] <paddysteed> !women
[19:06] <oCean_> !fishing > paddysteed
[19:07] <Jack_Sparrow> paddysteed Please stop
[19:07] <lanoxx-> !fishing | lanoxx-
[19:07] <paddysteed> !feelings
[19:07] <thedude420> hey can somebody help me I have a problem with nvidia x server
[19:07] <shadeslayer> yeah i was getting annoying
[19:07] <shadeslayer> thedude420: sure
[19:07] <george2_> huraah
[19:07] <linky51> Bonjour !
[19:07] <gldtn> hello all... I need help with gtk+ themes engines.. may someone help please?
[19:07] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: how come you or other mods,  like always turn up when something is going on?
[19:08] <linky51> Hello !
[19:08] <Myrtti> sebsebseb: because we've got x-ray vision
[19:08] <gldtn> the problem is that every theme I install I get a warning saying that I dont have the required engine installed
[19:08] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: right
[19:08] <lanoxx-> hi, im wondering, what is the meaning of "Fix Commited" in Launchpad? and how long does it take from the point where a fix was commited until it appears as an update in update manager?????
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb We are here, just usually working in a diff window
[19:08] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: www.gnome-look.org
[19:08] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: yes what about it?
[19:09] <eshear> I'm running Hardy; I can't find ip_conntrack_max anywhere in /proc....does anyone have any idea why it would be missing?
[19:09] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: it has gtk themes
[19:09] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: you mean doing something else as well?
[19:09] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: yes I know, but I didn't ask about themes
[19:09] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb yes, writing code this am
[19:09] <paddysteed> !life
[19:09] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: code for what?
[19:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[19:09] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yes I know
[19:09] <shadeslayer> gldtn: www.gnome-look.org
[19:09] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[19:10] <lstarnes> lanoxx-: I think http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=605808 might have an answer to your question
[19:10] <Ean> Hi all! :) What is the service "SSDP". This service is trying to connect at port 1900. Any malicious? It's another Ubuntu computer in the net that is trying to do that... Also a Unknown service from the same computer is trying to connect at port 21328...:/
[19:10] <Stevethepirate> Having some networking [possibly firestarter] problems here... Can't configure eth1 to communicate with loacl network.
[19:10] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: sorry
[19:10] <shadeslayer> my bad
[19:10] <lanoxx-> lstarnes, thx
[19:11] <eshear> lstarnes: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317843
[19:11] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: try blubuntu from the repo
[19:11] <thedude420> shadeslayer: I am using the 177 version, I have a nVidia GEFORCE GO 7400. This is on an HP DV6000t. The main LCD works fine but when I can not figure out how to get it to work through the external VGA. I do see that it does not have th EDID for the display that I have pluged in. It says that it is a CRT and it is an LCD.
[19:11] <lstarnes> Ean: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Service_Discovery_Protocol
[19:11] <LakesProse> I've installed unbuntu using a graphic card. Can I shut down my system, swap it for another card, boot up the system and expect ubuntu to say ''I see you swapped cards you dirty humon, lemme just adjust my drivers in function of your new card'' ?
[19:11] <shadeslayer> thedude420: even i could not get my TV to work with my 8600M GT
[19:11] <Slart> LakesProse: something like that, yes
[19:11] <shadeslayer> through s-videp
[19:11] <shadeslayer> *o
[19:12] <shadeslayer> !dualdisplay
[19:12] <shadeslayer> !duel
[19:12] <_dbd_l12> eshear: i think you can set it like this "sysctl -w net.ipv4.netfilter.ip_conntrack_max=xxxx". You can set it systemwide in /etc/sysctl.conf iirc
[19:12] <lstarnes> lanoxx-: btw, that was the 4th or 5th result when doing a google search on "launchpad fix committed"
[19:12] <LakesProse> Slart: thanks :)
[19:12] <shadeslayer> !dueldisplay
[19:12] <Slart> !twinview
[19:12] <Slart> !xrandr
[19:12] <shadeslayer> Slart: thanks
[19:12] <Pistos> I have tried all manner of hand-waving and lever-pulling, but I cannot install Ruby 1.9.1-p0 under ~/usr.  The [main] error is that it can't find stringio.  Any suggestions?
[19:12] <Ean> lstarnes: yeah, I looked at that. But I didn't really get he message...
[19:12] <shadeslayer> thedude420: look up
[19:12] <puremichael> hmm
[19:12] <n2diy> !twinview
[19:13] <n2diy> ! twinview
[19:13] <Stevethepirate> Having some networking [possibly firestarter] problems here... Can't configure eth1 to communicate with loacl network.
[19:13] <eshear> _dbd_l12: sysctl claims net.ipv4.netfilter.ip_conntrack_max doesn't exist (unknown key)
[19:13] <Ean> lstarnes: Why would it send that to me? Or is that something Ubuntu normally does? ;l
[19:14] <_dbd_l12> eshear: hmm, strange, i'll have to see if google has answers ;-)
[19:14] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[19:14] <eshear> I've been googling, and no dice
[19:14] <eshear> I found someone else who had the same problem, but no solution appeared
[19:15] <eshear> sysctl -a | grep ip_con shows that there is no ip_conntrack_max key tracked by sysctl
[19:15] <eshear> maybe I'm missing a module or something?
[19:15] <eagle> is it possible to get networkmanager to control br0 ? (have to use bridge since im running kvm)
[19:15] <olskolirc> can someone look at my pastebin and tell me why I can't play .avi files please?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/123477/
[19:15] <lstarnes> eshear: what about /proc/sys/net/nf_conntrack_max ?
[19:15] <bartek-> Has anyone here used duplicity before? Got a question about it
[19:16] <eshear> ah, i see
[19:16] <eshear> yes, nf_conntrack exists
[19:16] <eshear> thank you!
[19:16] <Jack_Sparrow> eshear what are you doing to generate that error, what release of ubuntu are you using and have you added any software outside official repos
[19:16] <eshear> it was a naming issue; I wasn't aware ip_conntrack is sometimes called nf_conntrack
[19:16] <khirr> how can i login how superuser in ubuntu?
[19:16] <Myrtti> khirr: no, you can't.
[19:17] <ardchoille> !root | khirr
[19:17] <_dbd_l12> eshear: i suppose that maybe it's just the "conntrack" package to install (not tested)?
[19:17] <erUSUL> !root | khirr
[19:17] <gldtn> shadeslayer, I can't find anything under gnome-look regarding the engines.. how can I view witch engines I have installed?
[19:18] <fosco__> gldtn, dpkg -l | grep engines
[19:18] <Guest54113> hmmm guys are busy
[19:18] <khirr> but i want to do a script in bash, how could i do to request the password and log in how superuser?
[19:18] <shadeslayer> !engine
[19:18] <george2_> i've done an svn checkout and builld of ffmpeg, installed x264 and --enable-libmp3lame, but still, i loose all audio when encoding to h264 - why? google hasn't been any use
[19:18] <sebsebseb> Guest54113: hi what do you want help with?
[19:18] <shadeslayer> gldtn: sorry dont know anything else
[19:18] <eshear> thanks so much, that totally solved my problem
[19:19] <shadeslayer> bye all gotta go
[19:19] <ardchoille> khirr: you don't log into the root account, use sudo or gksudo
[19:19] <Guest54113> configureing ati capture card it partial working in tvtime
[19:19] <gldtn> thanks fosco_, shadeslayer
[19:19] <sebsebseb> !ati
 thanks, i will try
[19:20] <KDB9000> How do I make ubuntu forget the password for sudo as soon as I use it? (meaning it isn't saved, i have to enter it in everytime I do sudo)
[19:20] <sebsebseb> KDB9000: that is the default
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> KDB9000 You can set the default time
[19:20] <ardchoille> khirr: also you need to make sure you know what the script is suppoed to do before running it with admin privs
[19:20] <Slart> KDB9000: check the man page.. there is a switch iirc
 yes, is for mount a unit
[19:21] <ardchoille> khirr: ok, for a script in bash, you would do: sudo scriptname
[19:22] <KDB9000> sebsebseb, no, it isn't. If i went into the package manager, put the password in, then closed it, if I go back in right away or within a minute or 2, it doesn't ask me for the password. I want it to ask for the password.
[19:22] <sebsebseb> KDB9000: ok
[19:22] <sebsebseb> KDB9000: well I don't know
[19:22] <KDB9000> Jack_Sparrow, Where do I set the default time?
[19:22] <khirr> ardchoille yes
[19:23] <FrozenFire> Does anyone know of a way to install Windows on top of Ubuntu, like Wubi, except the other way around? I don't want to disturb Ubuntu, but I'd like to avoid using a second disk, or resizing my partitions.
[19:23] <FrozenFire> XP, specifically.
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> KDB9000 One sec.. I agree with slart there is a switch
[19:23] <paddy1> wine
[19:23] <Guest71736> #stardust
[19:23] <jussi01> !virtualbox
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> FrozenFire vbox
[19:24] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: you can run Windows inside Ubuntu in a virtual machine, which will be fine except for 3D stuff
[19:24] <oCean_> KDB9000: Jack_Sparrow it's something like timestamp_timeout in /etc/sudoers
[19:24] <paddy1> FroxenFire: wine
[19:24] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: Virtualbox yeah
[19:24] <FrozenFire> I already know of Virtualbox, and use it regularly. I want to install XP. I don't want Wine. I don't want a VM.
[19:24] <Guest71736> #stardust
[19:24] <zimbres> Why there is no gmake command on my system? Is it the same as make?
[19:24] <FrozenFire> Let's just assume I know what I want to do ;)
[19:24] <paddy1> vbox good
[19:24] <bullgard4> There are two packages installed: mail-notification and mail-notification-evolution. Still there is no plugin entry 'Mail Notification' to be seen in the list Evolution > Edit > Plugins > Plugin Manager. Why is that so?
[19:24] <Stevethepirate> Having some networking [possibly firestarter] problems here... Can't configure eth1 to communicate with loacl network.
[19:24] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: Wubit is for noobs that can't partition their hard disk,  just like  a similar thing, but the other way round, would be for noobs that can't partition their hard disk
[19:25] <danbhfive> FrozenFire: hehe, well, lets assume that we dont know what you want to do :p
[19:25] <lstarnes> zimbres: on gnu-based systems such as most linux distributions, the version of make installed is gnu make.  on bsd variants, gmake is gnu make and make is bsd make
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo -k
[19:25] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: what you want I don't think is even possible
[19:25] <dayo_> how much do hard drives of about 200gb cost, these days?
[19:25] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: Microsoft do not play nice with other OS's,  neither do most  people that program anything that is Windows related
[19:25] <danbhfive> dayo_: offtopic, but I just got 500g for $60 american
[19:26] <FrozenFire> sebsebseb: Fair enough. Just wanted to know if it has been done, effectively.
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudoTimeout
[19:26] <KDB9000> Jack_Sparrow, thx
for use installer in gtk? in bash is apt-get but i will use gksudo, and what is the comand for install in grafic mode?
[19:26] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: Virtual machine is the way to have WIndows inside Ubuntu
[19:26] <FrozenFire> sebsebseb: This is for running games that do not work well under Wine.
[19:27] <Jack_Sparrow> FrozenFire Lets assume you are asking in the wrong room
[19:27] <materazzi> #nirvana
[19:27] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: oh  and MS do sometimes play nice with open source and other OS's well kind of,  but only if enough business customers  demand it, but this is off topic
[19:27] <dayo_> danbhfive: sorry. and thanks
[19:27] <ardchoille> khirr: the easiest way to install a package in graphic mode is to use synaptic
[19:27] <danbhfive> FrozenFire: I think you just need to install windows to a separate partition, and then restore your grub
[19:27] <ardchoille> khirr: However, use sudo for bash and use gksudo for gui apps needed admin privs
[19:28] <_dbd_l12> how could issuing mkfs.ext3 on a sata disk (sda) interfere with grub/mbr on a working bootable install on another sata disk (sdb). I forgot cfdisk but mkfs ran fine. I reinstalled grub after getting error5 but i still don't get why this was happening...
[19:28] <Nevis> still no luck. anyone knows how to fix intrepid that boots to low-graphics after installing an nvidia driver?
[19:28] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: dual boot and have a real Windows install for  gamse that won't work in Wine or virtual machine
 mean, for the command un my scrip
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> KDB9000 Did you get that info
[19:28] <FrozenFire> danbhfive: If I'm installing Windows on a disk directly, it'll be on a different disk entirely. I'm not risking the Windows installer clearing off my development OS.
[19:28] <KDB9000> Jack_Sparrow, ya. I am testing it right now
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[19:28] <ardchoille> khirr: if you're calling a gui app you need to use gksudo
 gksudo "synaptic install smbfs", is it correct?
[19:29] <ardchoille> khirr: oh, no, use:  sudo apt-get install smbfs
[19:29] <FrozenFire> Just a note, by the way, I realize that many new users might not know what they're doing, but it's best not to jump to the conclusion that someone is new to Ubuntu when they ask questions like mine. I've been using Ubuntu for years, and know more about it than most. It's best to answer a question directly, than to make assumptions as to what the person _really_ means.
 but i'd like install in GUI mode, is there a way? i have seen script that use that
[19:30] <ardchoille> khirr: synaptic is a graphical package manager, the command equivalents are apt-get or aptitude
 yes, i want in grafical mode
[19:30] <ardchoille> khirr: I don't know of a way to do that
[19:30] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: that was the other guy, I already knew what you wanted
[19:30] <freedumMan> what command can i find out what is killing the hard drive, my system is slaming I/O activity
[19:31] <sebsebseb> FrozenFire: when you said.    Windows in Ubuntu partition.  a bit like Wubi, but other way round
[19:31] <Myrtti> FrozenFire: starting the answers from bottom and working up covers all the chances, including those you haven't thought yourself and have considered them perhaps irrelevant to the issue.
[19:32] <FrozenFire> Myrtti: I agree, it works in many cases, but it's infuriating to receive nonsensical answer like "Use Wine" or "Virtualbox," which do nothing to answer the initial question.
[19:32] <FrozenFire> Especially when someone indicates that they know what they're doing ;)
[19:32] <Jack_Sparrow> FrozenFire What you are asking for help with is outside the scope of Ubuntu Support.. Thank You.. Perhaps a more open discussion channel on how to accomplish your task would be #Ubuntu-offtopic
[19:32] <Hilikus> hey guys, i'm having a problem with (it seems) the ivtv driver on 8.10. like 1/4 times the sound is all metallic. has anyone else encounterde this?
[19:32] <FrozenFire> Jack_Sparrow: Yes, I'm finished. Just felt like ranting a bit ;)
[19:33] <Jack_Sparrow> obvioulsy
[19:33] <Hilikus> it used to happend pre 8.1 as well but it seems to be more common now
[19:33] <Huufarted> freedumMan, try 'top' at the console
[19:33] <Hilikus> im using a happauge 150
[19:33] <freedumMan> Huufarted, its I/O activity not cpu usage
[19:33] <Huufarted> I know that, but a lot of times, the offending program will also be top (or near) with CPU
[19:33] <freedumMan> Huufarted, both cpu's are 1.3%
[19:34] <yorky501> hi, how go i check if I have any open gl drivers installed??
[19:34] <freedumMan> Huufarted, hard drive light is almost solid
[19:34] <Huufarted> freedumMan, try a 'netstat -an' to see if you have multiple users downloading from you?
[19:34] <Blatz> Hello, I am getting the following error when try to update the system: Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.04.1 _Hardy Heron_ - Release i386 (20080702.1)]/dists/hardy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[19:34] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: what was that about blubuntu that you were telling me??
[19:35] <Huufarted> freedumMan, granted, I can't picture net activity causing that much of a bottleneck, but I don't know...
[19:35] <D-rew> I have a question regarding networking...
[19:35] <Titan8990> !ask | D-rew
[19:35] <Huufarted> !ask d-rew
[19:35] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: the theme itself is not that good,  the wallpaper is alright, and the  gdm screen is very nice indeed!
[19:35] <glitsj16> khirr: zenity might be of interest to you, quoting the man page of it: "... will display GTK+ dialogs, and return (either in the return code, or on standard output) the users input. [...] allows you to present information, and ask for information from the user, from all manner of shell scripts."
[19:35] <Huufarted> haha Titan8990 you beat me to it
[19:35] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: it's in the repo
[19:35] <shadeslayer> oh ok
[19:35] <_dbd_l12> hm, it seems my own question (mkfs.ext3 / grub troubles) seem described here: http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/6480/1/
[19:35] <Titan8990> Huufarted, hehe, hiya man
[19:35] <shadeslayer> i thought it was a DE
[19:35] <Huufarted> good afternoon,  Titan8990
[19:35] <jiffe92> there anyway to make apt-get quiet (i.e. not ask for any input like mysql-server does?)
[19:35] <shadeslayer> blubuntu-look right??/
[19:35] <sebsebseb> yes
[19:35] <freedumMan> Huufarted, nothing out of the oridinary
[19:36] <D-rew> For some reason, Ubuntu flunks out on detecting my router's DHCP settings, I have to go into the network manager and set my IP address manually. This works fine, but the settings don't save, meaning I have to set them all over again every time I restart my system.
 yes, i'm was using, now i'm trying with gdialog
[19:36] <Huufarted> freedumMan, try 'ps -ef' and see which ones seem to be going nuts?  Might not show anything useful, but you never know
[19:36] <Titan8990> D-rew, you should try to configure your interface for dhcp in /etc/network/interfaces
[19:36] <miss_firefighter> hey guys how do i register a new IRC name?
[19:37] <D-rew> Titan8990, I did.
[19:37] <D-rew> Titan8990, Didn't work, either.
[19:37] <Titan8990> D-rew, what happens if you call dhcpclient directly?
[19:37] <lstarnes> miss_firefighter: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[19:37] <Titan8990> D-rew, sudo dhclient eth0
[19:37] <miss_firefighter> ty
[19:37] <khirr> for exameple, when you make click in apt://sun-java6-plugin i't will show a package install in grafic mode
[19:37] <D-rew> Titan8990, let me try...
[19:37] <Blatz> ﻿Hello, I am getting the following error when try to update the system: Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.04.1 _Hardy Heron_ - Release i386 (20080702.1)]/dists/hardy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[19:37] <Titan8990> Blatz, comment out the cd line in /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:38] <Blatz> thanks
[19:38] <JW> I have a fit-PC that came with Ubuntu preloaded. It does not have any virtual consoles enabled - only F7 (where X11 lives) - is that normal for Ubuntu?
[19:38] <Titan8990> JW, no
[19:38] <_dbd_l12> JW: that's not standard behaviour, no
[19:38] <freedumMan> Huufarted, looks good it was adobe air for linux bugging out on an app i tried this morning
[19:39] <Jack_Sparrow> _dbd_l12 Great article..
[19:39] <D-rew> Titan8990, Guess what.
[19:39] <Titan8990> D-rew, yep?
[19:39] <D-rew> Titan8990, Checked my router settings. I had the DHCP server turned off. :P
[19:39] <Titan8990> D-rew, well, good to hear you solved the problem :)
[19:39] <Blatz> ﻿Titan8990: Worked like a charm, thanks.
[19:39] <Huufarted> freedumMan, so that found your answer for you?
[19:40] <Titan8990> Blatz, anytime
[19:40] <_dbd_l12> Jack_Sparrow: well i'm glad it explains why i was having these grub troubles today ;-)
[19:40] <kristian_> what is the following: vlc-plugin-esd, mozilla-plugin-vlc?
[19:40] <Titan8990> kristian_, does it not have a description in the repos?
[19:41] <Jack_Sparrow> _dbd_l12 I only skimmed it.. but what partition types were you running
[19:41] <D-rew> Sweet.
[19:41] <Stevethepirate> Having some networking [possibly firestarter] problems here... Can't configure eth1 to communicate with loacl network.
[19:41] <Titan8990> kristian_, if you are using CLI I believe it is this to see a full description:   sudo aptitude show vlc-plugin-esd
[19:41] <freedumMan> Huufarted, yup but i wish there was a way to find the program eating hard disk I/O usage
[19:41] <_DEL> !compile
[19:42] <lstarnes> kristian_: vlc-plugin-esd allows vlc to use esd for sound.  mozilla-plugin-vlc allows firefox to embed vlc for certain media
[19:42] <_DEL> !driver
[19:42] <black_eagle> How i can see thread count for same proccess?
[19:42] <NemesisD> how on earth do i kill X in order to install nvidia drivers? if i log in and do /etc/init.d/gdm stop, i get to a terminal i can't enter text to
[19:43] <Huufarted> freedumMan, if there is, I don't know it.  However, that doesn't mean much.  I'm glad you found your answer.
[19:43] <Jack_Sparrow> NemesisD  hit clt-alt-f2, login. run  sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop. do your nivida stuff, using sudo. sudo invoke-rc.d gdm start to restart X . ctl-alt-f7 to get back to gui, if needed  is the normal way
[19:43] <Titan8990> black_eagle, different threads usually show up as different procs so you can just grep ps:    ps aux | grep pocimlookingfor
[19:43] <kristian_> Titan8990 : thanks for the cli command. :-)
[19:43] <freedumMan> Huufarted, thanks
[19:43] <rondnelly_> Hello there D:
[19:43] <Titan8990> kristian_, np
[19:43] <shadeslayer> the theme is yuck
[19:43] <shadeslayer> but gdm is real rocking
[19:43] <sea-gull> Hi, All! Will ubuntu participate in Google Summer of Code?
[19:43] <erUSUL> Blatz: disable the cdrom on software sources. System>Admin>Software sources
[19:43] <shadeslayer> sebsebseb: nice find
[19:44] <shadeslayer> !summerofcode
[19:44] <shadeslayer> :P
[19:44] <shadeslayer> yeah bte
[19:44] <sebsebseb> shadeslayer: indeed
[19:44] <shadeslayer> *btw
[19:44] <kristian_> lstarnes : i did a "sudo apt-get install vlc" just now, but when reading on vlc official page it say to install vlc-plugin-esd and mozilla-plugin-vlc, i was just wondering if i need any of this if im just using vlc for .avi (xvid) and .mp3 and possibly flac.
[19:44] <Titan8990> kristian_, no
[19:45] <Hix-Nix> j #club-ubuntu
[19:45] <_dbd_l12> Jack_Sparrow: logical/extended on ext3
[19:45] <kristian_> Titan8990 : ok, thanks. :-)
[19:45] <nikos> hello, i logged in my feisty installation after a very long time and I find that I cannot add new packages
[19:45] <kristian_> again. :-P
[19:45] <Titan8990> kristian_, there is a good guide for multimedia here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683
[19:45] <_dbd_l12> Jack_Sparrow: (sata although that's of no relevance here)
[19:45] <Titan8990> kristian_, anytime
[19:45] <nikos> have the repositories been abandoned ?
[19:45] <Stevethepirate> Having some networking [possibly firestarter] problems here... Can't configure eth1 to communicate with loacl network.
[19:46] <lstarnes> nikos: feisty has reached the end of its life
[19:46] <nikos> lstarnes: I know, but I have some important old work on that installation that i can't migrate right now
[19:46] <kristian_> Titan8990 : and thanks for the link. :-D
[19:46] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, did you try disabling firestarter? Did it ever work?
[19:46] <FrozenFire> Easier question this time: Apparently, I'm suddenly not in the sudoers file. I'm the only user, other than root. I've been in the sudoers file until today. Do I have to drop to a root shell to fix this?
[19:46] <nikos> lstarnes: is there a place to find old packages ? I'm interested in libmdbodbc ..
[19:47] <erUSUL> !eol
[19:47] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Hmm, I can try that.
[19:47] <Titan8990> FrozenFire, select Ubuntu recovery mode from the grub menu
[19:47] <Titan8990> FrozenFire, you will be prompted to select "drop root shell"
[19:47] <FrozenFire> Titan8990: Yes, I know how to drop to a root shell ;) I was just wondering if there was some known reason for this.
[19:48] <oCean_> FrozenFire: maybe you're no longer in the 'admin' group?
[19:48] <FrozenFire> Ubuntu 8.10. The only thing I can think of is that I added myself to the sshfs group
[19:48] <oCean_> FrozenFire: using usermod?
[19:48] <Titan8990> FrozenFire, by default your first user is the admin group
[19:48] <lstarnes> nikos: you might be able to use http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
[19:49] <oCean_> FrozenFire: to see your groups, type "id"
[19:49] <Titan8990> frostburn, unlike some other distros that use the "wheel" group
[19:49] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[19:49] <nikos> lstarnes: thank you
[19:49] <lstarnes> nikos: I don't think those repositories don't recieve anymore updates
[19:49] <FrozenFire> Hrmm... Seems to have put me entirely in the fuse group.
[19:49] <FrozenFire> That's odd.
[19:49] <FrozenFire> Well, off to a root shell I go.
[19:49] <lstarnes> nikos: if you can use a newer version of ubuntu you defintiely should
[19:50] <NemesisD> lovely, nvidia broke my xorg.conf
[19:50] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Doesn't make a difference.
[19:50] <Nevis> hi guys. I'm runing around in circles with a graphics driver (nvidia 180) problem. anyone has patience to help me out?
[19:50] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, did eth1 ever work? what type of interface is it?
[19:50] <nikos> lstarnes: hmm.. i'm in a strict deadline until tommorow so I can't really migrate everything to a newer installation overnight. thanks for the page :)
[19:50] <Nevis> NemesiD: your's too?
[19:50] <Huufarted> !ask | nevis
[19:51] <NemesisD> Nevis: yes, but probably for different reasons
[19:51] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: its a normal onboard NIC card.
[19:52] <Stevethepirate> Ethernet
[19:52] <Stevethepirate> Plgged into a switch.
[19:52] <JW> Titan8990: _dbd_l12 Do you know what it is that might need to be reconfigured to get the other virtual console renabled
[19:53] <Titan8990> JW, honestly, if you just got the laptop I would contact the manufacturer to see if they altered something to get that behavior
[19:53] <Nevis> I'm runing intrepid with kernel 2.6.27-11 generic. I recently installed a new geforce 6600 agp card. All worked fine, even with 180.11 which was installed with synaptic from the ubuntu restricted repo. today I decided it would be a good idea to install 180.35, and since then I can't boot to anything but "low graphics mode".
[19:54] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: any ideas?
[19:54] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, does it get an ip address from your dhcp server?
[19:54] <Synny> sup  homo domes
[19:57] <Stevethepirate> 3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B3B
[19:57] <Stevethepirate> Whoops.
[19:57] <_dbd_l12> JW: what does "sudo chvt n" give  (with n=5 for example)
[19:57] <yorky501> have just installed google gadgets, any one know how to run it?
[19:58] <_dbd_l12> JW: i'd read here for some suggestions (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/24073)
[19:59] <lovre> i have accidentally deleted some content from my USB memory. Is there some kind of recovery tool i can use to try to recover this data? I havent written anything on the memory since.
[19:59] <zash> lovre: what type of content?
[20:00] <zash> lovre: there is a automated jpeg recovery tool
[20:00] <michaels> network-manager says I'm connecting using mobile broadband but I can't actually do anything on the internet... what could it be?
[20:00] <zash> lovre: otherwise you could start by copying /dev/your-usb-device to somewhere
[20:00] <lovre> zash: i dont see how data type influents recovery, but no, its not images, text files and maybe some in binary format
[20:00] <zash> and grepping
[20:01] <NemesisD> argh, halp. It seems like the most recent nvidia drivers i just installed put Load "type1" in the Module section of xorg.conf. X can't load that module though
[20:01] <lovre> zash: what would i get with grepping? since there are no files listed in the file allocation table
[20:01] <zash> lovre: you grep the raw partition for the actual data
[20:01] <zash> there might be better ways
[20:02] <erUSUL> lovre: use photorec from testdisk package
[20:02] <zash> but i dont know them
[20:02] <sprinkmeier> lovre, start by taking an image of the device, use dd_rescue
[20:02] <michaels> can someone please help? it's kind of urgent. :( network-manager says I'm connecting using mobile broadband (via a usb stick) but I can't actually do anything on the internet... what could it be?
[20:02] <Huufarted> lovre, have you checked in the .Trash directory where you deleted it from?
[20:02] <erUSUL> lovre: sprinkmeier sugegestion is a good one make a backup just in case
[20:02] <Blatz> I am looking for information on how to install Beryl(or something like it) on Hardy, is there a quick link someone could give me?
[20:03] <erUSUL> !info testdisk | lovre
[20:03] <lstarnes> Blatz: hardy has compiz-fusion by default
[20:03] <lovre> Huufarted: the deletion took place on a windows machine, i dont know what it did to the data
[20:03] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: For now, I am just trying static IPs on the internal network [external NIC gets a dhcp addy though]
[20:03] <erUSUL> lovre: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
[20:03] <Blatz> ﻿lstarnes:  I see, is it something I have to enable?
[20:03] <lstarnes> Blatz: try enabling it with system > preferences > appearance > visual effects
[20:03] <Blatz> thanks
[20:04] <Huufarted> lovre, since Windows rocks....  it wouldn't have put it in any directory more than likely. If the stick is currently in ubuntu, try looking in the recycled directory on the root of the drive
[20:04] <Huufarted> (that was a big sarcastic comment about how Windows rocks)
[20:05] <Huufarted> off topic XChat question:  Is there a way to suppress all of the joins, leaves, and quits in a channel?
[20:05] <khirr> how could i use a conditional for example, if alsa is intalled, then......
[20:06] <erUSUL> Huufarted: right click on the channel tab
[20:06] <wormdrlnk> hi
[20:06] <wormdrlnk> how can I give preference to entries in /etc hosts over dns
[20:06] <Huufarted> erUSUL, thanks.  No wonder I couldn't find it.
[20:06] <wormdrlnk> so that it doesnt try dns first for them
[20:06] <Nevis> I'm runing intrepid with kernel 2.6.27-11 generic. I recently installed a new geforce 6600 agp card. All worked fine, even with 180.11 which was installed with synaptic from the ubuntu restricted repo. today I decided it would be a good idea to install 180.35, and since then I can't boot to anything but "low graphics mode".
[20:07] <Titan8990> wormdrlnk, hosts list will always be used before dns
[20:07] <Titan8990> wormdrlnk, that is the way of tcp/ip
[20:07] <wormdrlnk> hmm, its not
[20:07] <wormdrlnk> i have entry for www.facebook.com and it goes to dns first
[20:07] <johan12> evening all. here's the problem, a portable hdd stoped working and i tried it with another hdd enclosure and in my desktop computer (an old ide-ata), neither xubuntu or winxp couldn't find it. the hdd is buzing and on, what more can i do?
[20:07] <Titan8990> wormdrlnk, most likely because it is cached
[20:08] <wormdrlnk> hmm
[20:08] <wormdrlnk> true
[20:08] <Titan8990> wormdrlnk, it goes    cache -> hosts list -> dns
[20:08] <glitsj16> khirr: there's a package called abs-guide, which installs the Advanced Bash Scripting guide, all kinds of scripting knowledge is gathered in there, also conditional testing like you asked
[20:08] <Dinand_Mentink> Hello. I have a question regarding webcam drivers. What channel do I need?
[20:08] <lstarnes> wormdrlnk: domain.tld is handled differently than www.domain.tld
[20:08] <Nevis> <slaps forehead> you mean there are special channels for various topics?!
[20:08] <vjacob> how do I allow netbooted install of ubuntu linux on my iBook over my LAN using my other ubuntu install pc as netinstall server?
[20:08] <Dinand_Mentink> There aren't?
[20:09] <Nevis> I'm sure there are, i just hadn't thought of it before. :-)
[20:09] <Huufarted> holy crap IRC is so much more tolerable without the /joins and /parts
[20:09] <Dinand_Mentink> ah
[20:09] <chai> hi all, i got a kind of cool project idea, i want to use cron to take a picture every day of my backyard using a webcam, but i can't find any way to export a webcam photo with a command line... is there one? or is there a better way?
[20:09] <Nevis> I'll go look for the nvidia problem channel
 thanks, i will checkit out
[20:10] <Huufarted> chai, I haven't looked this up in awhile, but if you google 'webcam automatic upload ubuntu' you will find your answer
[20:10] <erUSUL> !info webcamd | chai
[20:10] <n2diy> I've munged my testbox with Sbackup. Synaptic thinks my apps are installed, but they aren't in the menus, and when I try to run them from the cli, apt-get reports they aren't installed!? Ideas?
[20:11] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm thinking about building a file/webserver for my home network and I was wondering if there's a way that I can browse files on the server from my windows machines other than using like apache over the web?
[20:11] <Dinand_Mentink> Is there someone here who can help me with installing drivers for my webcam on an Asus F5r laptop?
[20:11] <wormdrlnk> ok
[20:11] <wormdrlnk> i fushed dns cache
[20:11] <wormdrlnk> still doing it
[20:11] <erUSUL> !samba | ZeRo_FeniX
[20:12] <chai> thanks both Huufarted and erUSUL for the pointers
[20:12] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[20:12] <bigzed> Or you can install NFS support on Windows but it's more complicated than using Samba
[20:12] <ZeRo_FeniX> Also, I don't have much experience with command line nix stuff atm any recommended place to start and learn quickly for my server purposes?
[20:13] <bigzed> Do you want to use Ubuntu as a server?
[20:13] <ZeRo_FeniX> yes
[20:13] <vjacob> anyone here setup lftp?
[20:13] <erUSUL> ZeRo_FeniX: you can use some fire and froget distribution for this like openfiler
[20:13] <n2diy> ZeRo_FeniX, Look up "The Rute Manual" on google.
[20:14] <erUSUL> ZeRo_FeniX: or frenas (freebsd based)
[20:14] <erUSUL> ZeRo_FeniX: or freenas (freebsd based)
[20:14] <prince_jammys> rutebook is available through apt
[20:14] <Huufarted> chai, You're welcome
[20:14] <shakil> how do i get rid of this error ? W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 60487016493B3065
[20:14] <erUSUL> vjacob: didn't know it needed set up... is a cli ftp client
[20:14] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm interested in learning about the OS too, that way when something goes the hell I can trouble shoot it.
[20:15] <liliana06> hi
[20:15] <n2diy> My USB drives stopped automounting? Nothing happens when I plug them in?
[20:15] <vjacob> erUSUL, yup just found out. thought it was used for netboot setup
[20:15] <quiet> i have an install of ubuntu working but I want to convert it to kubuntu...  aptitude remove ubuntu-desktop removes just the metapackage name while leaving the entire setup...  is there a switch to full remove all components of ubuntu-desktop so it can be clean before i install kubuntu-desktop?
[20:15] <bosco> can someone tell me a good wifi manager for ubuntu
[20:15] <unko> is there anyone good at making .deb packages? i want someone to make a amarok 2.0.1.1.deb for me...please :]
[20:16] <prince_jammys> !purekde > quiet
[20:16] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Hey?
[20:17] <erUSUL> !ppa | bosco
[20:17] <quiet> prince_jammys: that doc is rather out of date
[20:17] <quiet> this is for intrepid/jaunty
[20:18] <Huufarted> I'm confused.  Went to install MPD through Synaptic just now and in the details of the install, I get 'XOpenDIsplay() failed', but synaptic says it was successful.  Should I be worried?
[20:18] <glitsj16> shakil: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1054906.html has an explanation and a fix for that
[20:18] <shakil> Thank you glitsjle
[20:19] <prince_jammys> quiet: i doubt it makes much of a difference, other than perhaps a stray package. anyway, you need not remove kde stuff before installing ubuntu-desktop. you can do it after.
[20:19] <prince_jammys> quiet: err, the other way around.
[20:19] <erUSUL> !ppa > unko
[20:19] <erUSUL> bosco: sorry that was not meant for you
[20:20] <liliana06> are u all on linux?
[20:20] <bigzed> I hope so
[20:20] <chai> lol webcamd tells me to RTFM
[20:20] <unko> erUSUL, thanks
[20:20] <Titan8990> liliana06, you can do a whois on people to see what IRC client they are using, granted they don't have a cloak
[20:21] <Myrtti> Titan8990: not exactly...
[20:21] <n2diy> My USB drives stopped automounting? Nothing happens when I plug them in?
[20:21] <frog_> pngtopnm -text testtext Desktop/books.png <-- should it extract the text part into file? or do i get something wrong?
[20:21] <Titan8990> Myrtti, explain
[20:21] <Myrtti> Titan8990: you can't tell that from whois. There is another command that you can use to find out what IRC client people are using, but using that on this channel will get you banned.
[20:22] <Myrtti> Titan8990: feel free to /whois me and guess what client I'm using.
[20:22] <vjacob> what's a very light weight httpd server?
[20:22] <Titan8990> Myrtti, interesting, I already did
[20:22] <kristian_> Myrtti : irssi?
[20:22] <bernz> n2diy "sudo tail -f /var/log/messages" and then plug in your device and look at the output to see if it detects the plug-in event
[20:22] <erUSUL> vjacob: boa; nginx
[20:23] <n2diy> bernz, ok
[20:23] <erUSUL> vjacob: with more features you have lightppd or cherokee
[20:23] <red-lichtie> Hi, atm I'm using pidgin for irc but for some reason I find it lacking. What irc client "should" I be using (Ubuntu, 8.10) ?
[20:23] <vjacob> thanks erUSUL. I just found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_web_servers also
[20:23] <glitsj16> vjacob: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/wa-ltwebserv/index.html?ca=dgr-lnxw07LW-WebServers&S_TACT=105AGX59&S_CMP=grsitelnxw07 presents an overview of options
[20:24] <dayo_> red-lichtie: irssi
[20:24] <bernz> red-lichtie, xchat is pretty great
[20:24] <bigzed> red-lichtie, xchat
[20:24] <kristian_> if i unexpectedly shutdown my computer, and rtorrent is running and downloading a torrent, is there any chance that the content may become corrupt? once my computer has started up again and i run rtorrent, rtorrent will do a hash check and resume download, so i assume there will be no uncorrect data when the torrent is done?
[20:25] <n2diy> bernz, the USB is found, and assigned sda1, but Nautilus didn't open, as it used to do?
[20:25] <bernz> kristian_, i can't say for sure that it does, but it wouldn't even be beta-ready if it lacked error-detect-and-reget-bad-blocks
[20:25] <erUSUL> kristian_: correct; you can force a check on many torrent clients if you want to be extra sure
[20:25] <Huufarted> red-lichtie, what is 'lacking' on it?
[20:25] <Huufarted> on pidgin that is?
[20:25] <crdlb> kristian_: that's my understanding; I've even heard of people feeding bad linux .isos downloaded normally fed into a torrent client to get fixed up
[20:26] <glitsj16> kristian_: that depends on the way you shutdown i suppose, if you mean unexpectedly but via the regular shutdown routine chances are all will be well .. if you yank out the power-cord ....
[20:26] <bernz> n2diy, maybe you have disabled "autoplay" or whatever it's called, in nautilus
[20:26] <tom760`> if there are certain programs i want to use newer versions of then ubuntu has packages for, is that pretty easy?  does it mess things up mixing packages with source compiled installs?
[20:26] <n2diy> bernz, maybe, let me go check.
[20:27] <Huufarted> Does anybody here use Ampache?
[20:27] <lstarnes> Huufarted: pidgin doesn't have full support for the irc protocol and lacks features that other clients have such as mask-based ignores for specific types of messages or certain channel oprtation functions
[20:27] <erUSUL> tom760`: it certainly can mess things up if you compile them from source, you can try to enable backports
[20:27] <erUSUL> tom760`: that repo has newer versions of some packages
[20:27] <kristian_> thanks! :-)
[20:27] <Huufarted> lstarnes, gotcha.  Didn't realize he meant it was lacking for 'irc'.  I thought he meant for the general IM protocols
[20:27] <red-lichtie> Huufarted: Highlight (bold) lines (all of the lines that I post), audio notification if I'm in another window/on another desktop is a msg comes up with my name, simple "reply to xxx" without having to copy/paste name, etc
[20:28] <kristian_> glitsj16 : yeah, power went, so pc loses power.
[20:28] <ecret2> I downloaded a binary of cmake.  I extracted to /home/me/cmake.  I need to be able to access the binaries from anywhere so I need to use ln correct? Is it "sudo ln /usr/bin /home/me/cmake/bin/ccmake"
[20:28] <lstarnes> red-lichtie: first couple letters of nick then TAB key?
[20:28] <erUSUL> ecret2: why not install the one from the repositories?
[20:28] <erUSUL> !info cmake
[20:28] <asdfqwer> whats a good screen casting app for gnome?
[20:28] <vjacob> glitsj16, thanks
[20:28] <ecret2> erUSUL: repository is 2.4, i need 2.6
[20:29] <lstarnes> red-lichtie: I'm not sure if pidgin can do that, but I know most irc-specific clients can
[20:29] <erUSUL> ecret2: you are in hardy?
[20:29] <ecret2> yes
[20:29] <erUSUL> !info cmake hardy
[20:29] <bernz> kristian_, be sure to invest in a UPS soon ;-)
[20:29] <Huufarted> !ampache
[20:29] <glitsj16> tom760`: besides backports, there is a whole range of extra repositories on ppa.launchpad.net that offer bleeding edge versions, and then there's getdeb.net that offers .debs of recent apps
[20:29] <Huufarted> !mpd
[20:29] <Huufarted> weak
[20:29] <lstarnes> Huufarted: do you mean "apache" instead of "ampache"?
[20:29] <erUSUL> !info grecordmydesktop
[20:30] <Huufarted> lstarnes, no.  ampache is a web based media player
[20:30] <red-lichtie> "lstarnes: red-lichtie: first couple letters of nick then TAB key?" nope, well not on my system
[20:30] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.10-amd64, upgraded a while ago from Gutsy. Since the upgrade, my vmware server (is gone)/(doesn't work).  I've never looked into it before, but I'd like to fix it now. My old .vmdk files (et al) are still there (a WinXP and a 32-bit Ubuntu). I'd like to install vmware again and have the old virtual machines work. Which vmware product and version should I install?
[20:30] <eseven73>  does Kubuntu use KDE 4?
[20:30] <Titan8990> !ask | eseven73
[20:30] <Huufarted> lstarnes, it's a play off of apache's name, though.
[20:30] <eseven73> that was a question Titan8990
[20:30] <ecret2> erUSUL: is using ln the way i said correct?
[20:30] <red-lichtie> lstarnes: exactly the reason for my asking :)
[20:31] <carpii> eseven, 8.10 uses 4.1
[20:31] <lstarnes> Huufarted: ah, that makes sense.  Unfortunately I know nothing about it
[20:31] <carpii> 8.04 uses 3.5
[20:31] <Titan8990> eseven73, but when someone asks, it your going to ask another question right?
[20:31] <Huufarted> lstarnes, thanks anywho.  :)  It's pretty neat, you should check it out
[20:31] <lstarnes> red-lichtie: try xchat (not xchat-gnome) or irssi
[20:31] <unko> how can i install amarok 2.0.1.1 on ubuntu? i don't feel like compiling it so i needanother way...and i didn't find any debs yet..
[20:32] <Titan8990> erth, err answers, what that factoid is saying is don't ask something like "does someone use xxx application" just state the question or problem you are having with said application
[20:32] <eseven73> Titan8990: what are you smoking?
[20:32]  * red-lichtie fires up synaptics and installs xchat
[20:32] <kristian_> bernz : :-D anyways, since rtorrent did a hash check when i ran rtorrent again, i guess it would remove bad data if any, also when torrent is done rtorrent does a hash check so it should be 100%, because the .torrent file can not be corrupt otherwise i wouldnt be able to download in the first place. at least this is what im thinking now.
[20:32] <Titan8990> eseven73, drug free as of 8 days ago
[20:32] <Titan8990> eseven73, thank you
[20:32] <tehboriz> grats eseven73
[20:33] <eseven73> carpii:  thanks, at least you gave me a real answer :)
[20:33] <Titan8990> eseven73, and thanks for attempting to insult me for explaining how the support proccess works here
[20:33] <bernz> haha, Titan8990, in other words, you ran outta bud 8 days ago :-D
[20:33] <Huufarted> lol served
[20:33] <tehboriz> i've got an ubuntu 8.10 loaded up right now. Skype doesn't seem to recognize my sound or webcam mic. Is it because the version is too old? looks like version two is the newest for linux
[20:33] <eseven73> Titan8990: I'm on here 14 hours a day under a different nick, I think I know how #Ubuntu works
[20:33] <Titan8990> bernz, hehe, actually quit a job and will be need a new one :P
[20:34] <_VIM_> this nick in fact :)
[20:34] <Titan8990> eseven73, then you are familar with the ask factoid :)
[20:34] <tehboriz> guys, i need an help plz :)
[20:34] <Nevis> !ask | tehboriz
[20:34] <tehboriz> Nevis, scroll up then
[20:34] <Nevis> ah. :-)
[20:35] <Nevis> and I thought I was being clever. :-(
[20:35] <tehboriz> i was just about to repaste lol
[20:35] <tehboriz> any ideas?
[20:35] <_VIM_> Titan8990: I asked a simple question, it was not necessary to give me the !ask factoid, but whatever, lets drop it before the ops use the !ot factoid on us or worse :P
[20:35] <Nevis> why not update to version two then?
[20:35] <Huufarted> !offtopic | _VIM_
[20:35] <_VIM_> doh!
[20:35] <Huufarted> Sorry, I coudln't resist
[20:35] <_VIM_> ;)
[20:35] <bernz> kristian_, yes, exactly. typical (i.e. useful) clients always verify that every block is "good", before marking the torrent complete
[20:36] <kristian_> bernz : well, then i should be fine. :-) thanks for confirming.
[20:36] <Titan8990> _VIM_, actually if you were using your current nick, I wouldn't have said anything lol
[20:36] <tehboriz> Nevis, i have version two already
[20:37] <tehboriz> it sees my webcam and the test works
[20:37] <tehboriz> but the sound options are really weird, none of the options work
[20:37] <johan12> anyway of defraging an ntfs-portable hdd in xubuntu?
[20:37] <gafir> what's the best text editor for let's say, HTML / CSS and such that would allow to do search and replace in all open documents, etc... thanks
[20:37] <dayo_> speaking of webcam. what's the easiest way to use yahooIM with webcam on ubuntu?
[20:38] <guntbert> !best | gafir
[20:38] <bernz> johan12, gparted *might* be able to do it
[20:38] <LakesProse> I've a ubuntu box and I'd like to connect it dorectly to a Winxp box. Do I need a crossover cable ?
[20:38] <gafir> guntbert: the most appropriate
[20:38] <erUSUL> johan12: there is no ntfs defrag utlility for linux that i know of
[20:38] <johan12> any way of emulating?
[20:38] <gafir> guntbert: I am using gEdit but it doesn't allow to do searcha nd replace within more than one document, there is a plugin but i couldn't make it work
[20:39] <bernz> LakesProse, most modern NICs are auto-sensing, making a crossover cable unnecessary; you should be fine with anything
[20:39] <erUSUL> johan12: emulate what?
[20:39] <johan12> defrag-app?
[20:39] <LakesProse> bernz: thanks :)
[20:39] <Michele> ciao!
[20:39] <guntbert> gafir: try different editors and build your own opinion :)
[20:39] <erUSUL> !wine | johan12
[20:39] <Michele> hello
[20:39] <Michele> ciao
[20:39] <Michele> c sn ragazzi italiani?
[20:39] <LakesProse> bernz: I know that in the time of my dad, he and his pet T-rex had to use crossover cables and I hoped this problem had been solved
[20:39] <guntbert> !it | Michele
[20:40] <Michele> ehy
[20:40] <ZeRo_FeniX> @gafir, Could VBox a windows and use dreamweaver I believe it does it. Nvu might do it too I'm not sure I never really messed with it.
[20:41] <lymeca> I dual-boot XP and Ubuntu on my laptop.  Why would I get good wireless reception in XP and only like 5% with constant drops in Ubuntu?  Can I fix this in software because XP is proving my hardware is fine?
[20:41] <gafir> ZeRo_FeniX: I just think it's kind of sad to use dreamweaver just for search and replaces. that no text editor on linux can do more than 1 file at a time :(
[20:41] <satansaunt> if i need to watch a film where the audio is wma which would be the best app to use???
[20:42] <tehboriz> Nevis, do you know?
[20:42] <Michele> !list
[20:42] <Huufarted> gafir, technically vi and grep can handle it with a bit of regex
[20:42] <dayo_> speaking of webcam. what's the easiest way to use yahooIM with webcam on ubuntu?
[20:42] <gafir> Huufarted: I've tried both too, but it's terminal based, and it's kind of tough just to do little search and replaces around
[20:42] <anger_> hello!
[20:42] <anger_> anyone using hugin?
[20:43] <ZeRo_FeniX> @gafir, I haven't done much in linux yet so I'm not really sure. I was just suggesting because I use dreamweaver for all of my web design and program because of it's direct upload capabilites. Granted mine is a much older version because I don't want to pay to upgrade but it still works great.
[20:43] <anger_> for me it complains about missing enfuse command
[20:43] <Huufarted> gafir, are you looking for a WYSIWYG editor or just a text based one?
[20:43] <Ulrask> Hello !
[20:43] <satansaunt> if i need to watch a film where the audio is wma which would be the best app to use???
[20:43] <Ulrask> Would you mind helping me not being killed by my gf ?
[20:43] <guntbert> !anyone | anger_
[20:43] <gafir> Huufarted: just text based, don't care about wysiwyg, but just something that can allow me to do like replace something in ten different html files at once
[20:43] <gafir> within opened documents
[20:44] <anger_> satansaunt, tried mplayer already?
[20:44] <gafir> Huufarted: I like gEdit but it doesn't offer this functionality
[20:44] <tehboriz> is there an alternate version of skype for ubuntu that works?
[20:44] <satansaunt> yeah, smplayer, vlc
[20:44] <Huufarted> gafir, ever use Notepad++ on Windows?  If so, apparently 'scite' is the Linux program it's based off of and it is in the repositories
[20:44] <Ulrask> I installed her an Ubuntu to try, and now her windows won't boot. I installed Ubuntu on a physically different hard drive I added, hoping the windows hard drive would be left untouched, but when I try to boot on the windows hard drive, I have grub popping up with an "error 17"
[20:44] <satansaunt> those are the ones that supposedly play all the codecs...they've been great until now...
[20:45] <gafir> Huufarted: I have used Notepad++, I like it, that's pretty much what i'm looking for. I have instaleld and used Scite. I was wondering if there was another program than scite.
[20:45] <Huufarted> satansaunt, because the wma/wmv protocols are very proprietary, there is no open-sources alternative that provides quality like the native Windows applications, unfortunately.
[20:45] <anger_> guntbert, it would be useful to know if someone has actually managed to create panorama pictures with hugin
[20:45] <gafir> Huufarted: but thanks for your help
[20:46] <dayo_> !grub | Ulrask
[20:46] <Ulrask> When I boot the Ubuntu hd, I can't try to see if there is a "windows" option as, for some reason, the PS/2 keyboard never worked outside of a graphical manager or the bios
[20:46] <anger_> or with any other software
[20:46] <Huufarted> gafir, others are "geany" and "Eclipse"
[20:46] <Ulrask> Plus, I can't do any windows restore as the system was sold with Windows preinstalled and the CD was neither never shipped with or lost long ago
[20:46] <Huufarted> gafir, some people swear by them, others abhor them
[20:46] <Aethelred> anger_ I use Hugin, on Ubuntu 8.10-amd64, and I have created many panoramas successfully.
[20:47] <gafir> ok, i'll check those. I know Eclipse, but not geany
[20:47] <gafir> thanks
[20:47] <Huufarted> gafir, yw
[20:47] <Aethelred> anger_ I recall having to noodle a few things around to get it working properly, but I don't recall what they were.
[20:47] <guntbert> anger_: so your question should be something like: "How can I create panorama pictures with hugin?"
[20:47] <Ulrask> Thanks dayo_ for the link although I already read that before asking
[20:48] <gafir> Huufarted: I'm trying Geany, thanks for your help.
[20:48] <ZeRo_FeniX> Ulrask, do you atleast have the cd-key for your windows install?
[20:48] <anger_> Aethelred, what do you have as enfuse executable?
[20:48] <Huufarted> you're welcome, gafir
[20:48] <Ulrask> Err yeah should be somewhere in the documentation ZeRo_FeniX
[20:48] <anger_> guntbert, I know how it's supposed to work
[20:48] <Aethelred> guntbert: I think his question is if anyone else is getting the same error he gets, and - if so - how they were able to fix it.
[20:48] <satansaunt> will i get any joy if i try to use windows media player in wine?? i haven't wmp in 5 years...at least
[20:49] <Ulrask> Anyhow I don't think system restore would be any good, as the keyboard never worked outside of a graphical windows manager (neither grub nor the windows "F8" menu ever reacted with this kboard)
[20:49] <Aethelred> anger_ well, I don't know. I guess I can check. Is this a separate executable, or is it in Hugin?
[20:49] <ZeRo_FeniX> Ulrask, in that case, if all else fails you could bittorrent a copy of the cd and burn it a disc, I believe they are actually dvds now. Fair game in my opinion since you have the CD-key.
[20:49] <Ulrask> Unless you have an idea how to make it work (enabling legacy USB didn't do any good.)
[20:50] <bernz> ulrask, it should be mostly a matter of getting ahold of a windows MBR/boot sector for GRUB to use; it sounds like you are using a USB kbd, with no legacy support in the BIOS (or disabled)
[20:50] <guntbert> anger_:, Aethelred : all right, I give up :-))
[20:50] <icewaterman> how come                                 outfile="run $i fe $gen txt bla" echo $outfile
[20:50] <anger_> Aethelred, it should be a separate executable but it seems to be missing from ubuntu
[20:50] <icewaterman> does print txt bla?
[20:50] <anger_> Aethelred, in preferenced in the enblend tab
[20:50] <bernz> ultrask, you should be able to unjam yourself with a windows MBR/boot sector if you can copy one from another working XP installation
[20:50] <Ulrask> Nah for some reason guntbert even a PS/2 keyboard don't work on this motherboard. You have any idea what else could cause that ?
[20:51] <guntbert> Ulrask: excuse me?
[20:51] <Ulrask> Ah yeah that could be a solution bernz, how do I obtain it from a working windows install and how could I copy it ? Any software name I can google ?
[20:52] <Aethelred> anger_ the "Enfuse executable" listed in my prefs is:   enfuse
[20:52] <Ulrask> Sorrt guntbert I meant bernz
[20:52] <Ulrask> I'm no good at this multiplayer ICQ
[20:52] <bernz> ulrask, search for utilities with 'mbr' in the title, like 'copy-mbr' or something similar
[20:52] <bernz> Ulrask, also check out "boot disk" sites; they usually have these kinds of tools
[20:52] <anger_> Aethelred, do you have also the enfuse executable somewhere? Can you check the package where you got it?
[20:53] <onthefence928> is it me or does the default calculator in ubuntu suck major ass?
[20:53] <onthefence928> it's giving me all kinds of wrong answers
[20:53] <_VIM_> !ohmy
[20:53] <bernz> Ulrask, i think one of the utils is just called "bootsect"
[20:53] <Aethelred> anger_ already looking.   :)
[20:53] <ZeRo_FeniX> Just something random but everytime I read Ulrask I think Ultralisk.
[20:54] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990, still having problems with my dual-network setup.. just spent the last hour trying out various ideas.. Still broken.. Willing to spend some time helping? [No traffic on eth1 on an internal network, eth0 is working fine on dhcp'd external network]
[20:54] <_VIM_> onthefence928: besides, ubuntu has over 30K packages, im sure there's at least 10 calculator apps you could try if you don't like the default one :)
[20:55] <guntbert> icewaterman: what are you trying to do?
[20:55] <obi> im trying to install a wireless driver, i dont kinow how to build it after downloading the zipped file
[20:55] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, have you brought down eth0 to ensure traffic is moved using eth1?
[20:55] <bernz> Ulrask, basically, you will copy sector zero (the boot sector) from the primary (boot) disk of a working windows box (laptop nearby, etc)... to a file... of size 512 bytes
[20:56] <icewaterman> guntbert: doesnt matter, i want to echo "foo $x bar $y foo2" and it only prints foo2
[20:56] <ToKico> obi: what model is your wireless card?
[20:56] <onthefence928> _VIM_: well before i get a new one, any idea why the program is rounding everything?
[20:56] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, also, does eth1 get a dhcp address?
[20:56] <adam> ciao a tutti
[20:56] <bernz> Ulrask, then you will place this file on your ubuntu's boot partition (perhaps/probably all the same on most systems), and then you can point grub to it and do a chain load (i think)... see grub manual for details... it's not hard, but takes some reading and learning
[20:56] <_VIM_> onthefence928: that's the reason I stick with Ubuntu, so much software for it, it's mind boggling, and the community of course :)
[20:56] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, I know I already asked but I missed the reply
[20:56] <paddy1> !other peoples feelings
[20:57] <obi> ToKico: atheros 5007 i think, i have the proper driver i believe, so thats not the issue, its installing the driver.
[20:57] <j0nr> ok so i just reinnstalled ubuntu... i have a seperte /home part. how do i go about reinstating other users...when i try to add them and associate their old/existing /home directories, it won't let me as it says the destination (for /home/user) already exists?
[20:57] <_VIM_> onthefence928: i can look at some of them and check, but offhand I don't have an answer just yet for that, you gonna be on for awhile?
[20:57] <guntbert> icewaterman: ok, no idea, sorry, it just looked kind of weird :-))
[20:57] <paddy1> floodbot1, ffmpeg
[20:57] <ToKico> obi: you're trying to use ndiswrapper? or it is a native linux driver and trying to compile it?
[20:57] <onthefence928> _VIM_it just rounds everything to whole numbers
[20:58] <obi> ToKico: its madwifi driver
[20:58] <Nicador> Hello. How do i see if I have my soundcard installed? (ubuntu server, no GUI)
[20:58] <icewaterman> guntbert: echo "bla foo bar" should NEVER print only "bar"
[20:58] <bernz> j0nr, i'd probably recreate the accounts on the new separate /home partition, and then just copy the old user's home dirs over the newly created ones
[20:58] <erUSUL> Nicador: lspci | less
[20:58] <obi> Tokico:so i think the answer to your question is compile. its a native driver right?
[20:59] <CaneToad> how does one install the latest Jaunty?
[20:59] <spencer_> My computer does not see the floppy drive, ant suddestions?
[20:59] <Sa[i]nT> When did they stop making opera for Ubuntu?
[20:59] <Nicador> erUSUL: It's there: 00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM (ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 01)
[20:59] <Titan8990> !jaunty | CaneToad
[20:59] <ToKico> obi: yes, it is native. try this: http://linux-wireless.org/Install-HOWTO/Drivers/madwifi/0.Howto.Install.Madwifi.txt
[20:59] <Nicador> erUSUL: How do i exit now ?
[20:59] <j0nr> bernz: i have one partition for /home so all users have a home directory on there...i suppose i could rename the old one... create new users with desired names...then overwrite?
[20:59] <Titan8990> CaneToad, same way you install any other ubuntu varient
[20:59] <lstarnes> spencer_: try running sudo modprobe floppy
[20:59] <ToKico> obi: I don't have a wireless card, so I can't try anything...
[20:59] <spencer_> Thanks
[20:59] <CaneToad> Titan8990, then where can it be downloaded from?  I can't find it.
[20:59] <erUSUL> Nicador: press q
[21:00] <markupdude> i have a windows xp laptop and and a ubuntu cpu, can i use xp to use that monitor-less ubuntu machine? from starting the PC to logging in to shuting down
[21:00] <lstarnes> spencer_: you may also want ro add floppy to /etc/modules
[21:00] <qt-x> how do i mount a partition ext3 ?
[21:00] <ll> здарасти
[21:00] <ZeRo_FeniX> I'm trying to install the VirtualBox Guest Utilities on a Kubuntu install, how do I tell it to run the program as admin?
[21:00] <spencer_> Thanks
[21:00] <Nicador> Thank you erUSUL. Have a nice day.
[21:00] <ll> русские есть?
[21:00] <bernz> j0nr, yes, i'd do that -- rename is a good way to "temporarily delete" stuff :-)
[21:00] <guntbert> !ru | ll
[21:00] <erUSUL> Nicador: less is the pager it is usefull to learn how to use it as is used with man pages and other stuff
[21:00] <lstarnes> spencer_: it's no longer a default module because floppies have been obsoleted by cds and dvds
[21:00] <ToKico> !pt
[21:01] <Titan8990> CaneToad, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/
[21:01] <linxeh> is there a good C/C++ IDE in the repos that supports completion of things like include names, method/class names that are available, etc, and has some language + api referencing in (e.g. like Eclipse can do)
[21:01] <ll> ты?
[21:02] <hanasaki> my CPU runs at 2.5Ghz   I overclocked it in bios to faster however the gnome cpu applet never shows over 2.5 even under load.   at boot dmesg does show the faster clock speed.   whats going on?  why doesnt it go ver 2.5 in gnome?
[21:02] <erUSUL> linxeh: Eclipse + gdp ? anjuta; kdevelop; vdk builder etc...
[21:02] <CaneToad> Titan8990 how can a 8.10 install be upgraded to Jaunty?
[21:02] <guntbert> !ide | linxeh
[21:02] <ll> 8.0.4 rulezzzz!
[21:02] <ZeRo_FeniX> How do I run an application with admin privilages?
[21:02] <erUSUL> !sudo
[21:02] <davidjayhawk1> Need help with an Ubuntu install on usb... keeps freezing ever so often
[21:02] <lstarnes> CaneToad: #ubuntu+1 is currently the official channel for ubuntu 9.04
[21:03] <linxeh> erUSUL: ok I'll give those ago. they all support completion and docs etc ?
[21:03] <ToKico> obi: have you tried it?
[21:03] <snowcomb> vi/vim/emacs do not support completion.
[21:03] <Titan8990> CaneToad, it cant yet?
[21:03] <linxeh> snowcomb: obviously, and neither are they ides (I'm an emacs user fwiw with an extensive .emacs collection)
[21:03] <obi> ToKico: no i dont think that works for the particular driver i have. i think i jsut need to learn how to build from the .tar file
[21:04] <linxeh> snowcomb: though I have limited completion for some languages in Emacs now
[21:04] <snowcomb> Correct. As to an actual IDE, I've no idea.
[21:04] <Huufarted> ZeRo_FeniX, if it's a GUI application, use gksudo
[21:04] <Huufarted> !gksudo | zero_fenix
[21:04] <hanasaki> what is a good tool to tell what the cpu is running at?
[21:04] <snowcomb> hanasaki: top
[21:05] <jtaby_> hey, i run the cd rom integrity test and it's successful, but when i install, i get errors
[21:05] <jtaby_> any idea how i can debug this?
[21:05] <Huufarted> hanasaki, the current load on the CPU or the current speed of the CPU in a mobile CPU?
[21:05] <ToKico> obi: it should be how any "normal" package compiles: extract the tar, and inside of the folder containing the extracted file, run "./configure", then "make" and then "sudo make install". That should install it.
[21:05] <jtaby_> when i downloaded, the MD5 sum checked out
[21:05] <kristian_> how can i make firefox go back when i hit backspace button on keyboard?
[21:05] <ZeRo_FeniX> And what if I'm using the KDE gui how would I go about doing that?
[21:05] <Caplain> kristian_: it should already do that
[21:05] <Huufarted> kristian_, if it doesn't work, click the web page content itself, then try to backspace
[21:06] <hanasaki> Huufarted: current clock speed its a K8 amd and powernowd is running...
[21:06] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: try kdesudo
[21:06] <kristian_> Caplain : doesn't happen here. :-/
[21:06] <ll> a blunt vapros possible? that it is better to reinstall firefox to delete the older version, or not important?
[21:06] <hanasaki> snowcomb: top does cpu load not clock speed
[21:06] <guntbert> kristian_: ask in #firefox
[21:06] <kristian_> Huufarted : yes, tried that, doesn't work. :-/
[21:06] <Huufarted> hanasaki, right-click a panel, add to panel, "CPU Frequency Monitor"
[21:07] <kristian_> guntbert : alright, thanks. :-)
[21:07] <Caplain> guntbert: lol
[21:07] <Sa[i]nT> What's a good site ripper for Ubuntu?
[21:07] <ToKico> Huufarted: could someone tell me why my Intel P4 3Ghz doesn't work with that function?
[21:07] <Caplain> Sa[i]nT: wget
[21:07] <Huufarted> tokico, elaborate.  What function?
[21:07] <guntbert> kristian_: I remember, I had to tweak something once, but forgot it
[21:08] <guntbert> Caplain: ??
[21:08] <Sa[i]nT> Caplain, Something with a gui?
[21:08] <ToKico> Huufarted: "CPU Frequency Monitor"
[21:08] <boingboing> hello! I have installed ubuntu 8.04 on my sata drive (partition sda2) and the boot loader on a USB pen (sdb) but when i try to boot from the grub on the pendrive it says: GRUB and doesn't load the system on the SATA HDD. can you help me?
[21:08] <Caplain> Sa[i]nT: real geeks don't use guis :-P
[21:08] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: I dont need eth1 to act as a DHCP server for the local network.. I don't mind doing the static setup on the clients [192.168.0.0\24, GW 192.168.0.1]
[21:08] <Huufarted> Tokico, I don't know.  I use an Intel Atom and it works fine
[21:08] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.10-amd64, upgraded a while ago from Gutsy. Since the upgrade, my vmware server (is gone)/(doesn't work).  I've never looked into it before, but I'd like to fix it now. My old .vmdk files (et al) are still there (a WinXP and a 32-bit Ubuntu). I'd like to install vmware again and have the old virtual machines work. Which vmware product and version should I install?
[21:08] <Huufarted> Caplain, real geeks use anything at their disposal
[21:08] <markupdude> i have a Ubuntu and a XP pc, a router [got both wireless and wired options] and a crossover cable, can i connect both PCs for file transfer/basic networking?
[21:08] <boingboing> (i don't want that ubuntu boot loader sobstitutes the vista one...)
[21:09] <hanasaki> Huufarted:  hmm at boot the kernel said cpu of 2.8... (it is overclocked) not overclocked it is a 2.5 dual core amd x2.   even under heavy lead that cpu applet never goes over 2.5.  any ideas?
[21:09] <ToKico> Huufarted: ok... hoped you could help me...
[21:09] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, I wasn't talking about acting a server, can it recieve an address using a dhcp client (dhclient in ubuntu), I am trying to verify that the interface is functioning properly before we get in to routing troubleshooting
[21:09] <shadeslayer> how do i undo a command i just executed in terminal
[21:09] <shadeslayer> !undo
[21:09] <lstarnes> shadeslayer: it depends on the command
[21:09] <kristian_> guntbert : try to remember. :-P
[21:09] <Known_problems> name of one programs for edition of Icons .ico for gnome?
[21:09] <shadeslayer>  sudo apt-get autoremove ubuntu-artwork
[21:09] <Huufarted> Hanasaki, it just reads from what the OS has.  I don't know the filename it reads it from.  It's the OS that's reporting it wrong, then
[21:10] <shadeslayer> it un-installed  alot of packages
[21:10] <Huufarted> hanasaki, please stand by
[21:10] <lstarnes> shadeslayer: for that you would need to reinstall the ubuntu-artwork package
[21:10] <guntbert> kristian_: no chance, its been more than 3 months :(
[21:10] <hanasaki> Huufarted:  ok.  IM if you like.  fyi its64but ubuntu
[21:10] <Glowball> Is it possible that Ubuntu only takes alphanumeric characters as a passphrase for a wireless connection?
[21:10] <shadeslayer> lstarnes: it also uninstalled kpowersave and some other packages
[21:11] <Aethelred> markupdude: your need (or lack of need) for a crossover cable is mostly independent of the OS. Why not just connect both of them to the router?
[21:11] <Glowball> With "ThisIsATest", I can connect without any problems, but with my normal passphrase, with characters like {ù&, I can't
[21:11] <Huufarted> hanasaki:  cat /proc/cpuinfo
[21:11] <obi> Tokico: when i enter ./configure into terminal it says no such file or directory
[21:11] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Well, eth0 is the external device, which is getting a DHCP address. [196.24.233.24]
[21:12] <shadeslayer> oh wait i knoe
[21:12] <Stevethepirate> But eth1 is the internal NIC, and its not getting any DHCP addy [it shouldn't though]
[21:12] <hanasaki> Huufarted:  yup.. says 2.5 same as the gnome applet.  dmesg says  0.000000] Detected 2874.904 MHz processor.
[21:13] <ZeRo_FeniX> okay in a terminal prompt I want to run this file at this location with admin privilages. /media/cdrom0/VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run what do I type to run it with admin privilages?
[21:13] <almostdvs> after the ubuntu loading is all done it takes forever for the login window to come up,  anyone have some insight?
[21:13] <Huufarted> hanasaki, I'm sorry but that's out of my league at that point.  I can only tell you what I used that worked.
[21:13] <markupdude1> how to transfer files between two xp and ubuntu PCs?
[21:13] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, go ahead and run:  sudo dhclient eth1
[21:13] <ToKico> obi: because you have to change into the extracted files. imagine that the files extracted to a certain "madwifi-obi" folder. you have to type "cd madwifi-obi" to change into that directory.
[21:13] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Doesn't find one.
[21:13] <Huufarted> !samba markupdude
[21:13] <Huufarted> !samba | markupdude
[21:13] <hanasaki> Huufarted:  what specifically did u use?
[21:14] <Glowball> Is it possible that Ubuntu only takes alphanumeric characters as a passphrase for a wireless connection?
[21:14] <hanasaki> markupdude usbdrive or samba server
[21:14] <obi> ToKico: oh so the individual files. there are a ton of files, need i do this to all of them?
[21:14] <Huufarted> hanasaki, I used the CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor that I pointed you to.  For my CPU it works fine.  I apologize, but I don't know how to help you with it displaying the wrong freq on your PC
[21:14] <phantomcircuit> LISTEN TO SOME RADIO http://www.raidchan.org/radio/listen.pls
[21:14] <obi> ToKico: or jsut the make files?
[21:14] <hanasaki> Huufarted:  thanks..what cpu do you have?
[21:14] <Flare183> !spam | phantomcircuit
[21:14] <markupdude1> hanasaki: i have a router and crossover cables, so was kind of thinking if i can have a permanent lan between the two PCs
[21:14] <kristian_> guntbert : figured it out, if your wondering: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/12/21/fix-firefox-backspace-to-take-you-to-the-previous-page/
[21:15] <Huufarted> hanasaki, Intel Atom processor.  1.6 GHz, very low power usage (45w whole system under full load)
[21:15] <markupdude1> hanasaki: and may be control that monitor-less ubuntu PC from XP?
[21:15] <reese> are there any virtual midi keyboards, as vkeybd?
[21:15] <moijk> hi. how do i get gimp in english? it is in my native language, and that's so confusing to use. Translating applications should be prohibited by law!
[21:15] <phantomcircuit> ATOMIKU IS LIVE PRO DJ SET WITH AWESOME TECHNO + DANCE + TRANCE + HANDSUP + HARDSTYLE MUSIC http://www.raidchan.org/radio/listen.pls
[21:15] <ZeRo_FeniX> Use VNC for controlling it I believe
[21:15] <ToKico> obi: no. i'm going to guide you step by step. delete all the files extracted. tell when done.
[21:15] <ecret2> !info hardy libboost-system
[21:15] <Huufarted> someone take care of phantomcircuit please
[21:15] <ToKico> obi: it's just more simple :D
[21:16] <hanasaki> markupdude search for vnc for the remote control and samba for the file shares
[21:16] <Flare183> !ops | phantomcircuit
[21:16] <guntbert> kristian_: now I remember :-), thx for reporting back
[21:16] <hanasaki> bbl .. thanks Huufarted
[21:16] <obi> ToKico. ok
[21:16] <phantomcircuit> lol my bad
[21:16] <ecret2> !info libboost-system hardy
[21:16] <atomiku> SUPER STAR DJ
[21:16] <obi> ToKico: do you mind PMing me?
[21:16] <Flare183> phantomcircuit: Quit advertising
[21:16] <ToKico> obi: ok.
[21:16] <almostdvs> after my ubuntu loading bar is done it takes a long time (5 min+) for the login window to appear. any insight
[21:16] <Huufarted> phantomcircuit, spamming is not tolerated in this channel.  It is off topic and bothersome to the entire channel
[21:16] <satansaunt> i really hate microsoft right now..
[21:17] <Huufarted> woot!  Mez, you rock
[21:17] <phantomcircuit> lol my bad i put an a before msg and got amsg on accident
[21:17] <trask1> thers nothing good about microsoft
[21:17] <slerder> Hey guys. Anyone know of a little linux app for ubuntu that lets me see the transfered speed of a certain nic like eth1?Thanks
[21:17] <boingboing> help please! I can't load ubuntu, I'm from a livecd...
[21:17] <ZeRo_FeniX> what's the command to run a .run file?
[21:17] <Mez> ffs, why doesnt /kb work
[21:17] <Huufarted> slerder, I use an app called "Netspeed'.  It is in the repositories
[21:17] <Flare183> boingboing: Explain
[21:17] <slerder> huufarted thanks, and nice name ;)
[21:18] <Huufarted> slerder, thank you.  :)  My goal is to make people laugh.
[21:18] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: the file's path
[21:18] <slerder> huufarted, worked on me
[21:18] <ZeRo_FeniX> and just put sudo before it to run it as admin?
[21:18] <obi> ToKico: done, all deleted
[21:18] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: yes
[21:19] <eseven73> slerder: have you tried iptraf?
[21:19] <boingboing> Flare183: I have installed the ubuntu 8.04 OS on the sda2 drive and the bootloader on a FAT32 1GB usb pen in order to not sobstitute the original vista bootloader. I tried to load from usb pen but it says: GRUB
[21:19] <ZeRo_FeniX> Istarnes, ah that worked, thank you.
[21:19] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: .ping
[21:19] <reese> are there any virtual midi keyboards, as vkeybd?
[21:20] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: btw, your font should display the first letter of my nick as a lowercase L, not an uppercase i
[21:20] <boingboing> Flare183: the usb pen is sdb and the partition of the hdd where ubuntu is "/" sda2
[21:21] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, does lshw -vv  show eth1 as "unclaimed"?
[21:21] <slerder> eseven73 thanks, i installed iptraf just now an i can see al the connections and packets and bytes transfered, but how can i see the total up and down speed of an interface? thanks
[21:21] <Flare183> boingboing: GRUB is the boot manager
[21:21] <ZeRo_FeniX> lstarnes, true, though it looked kinda like an I :/ What about in a KDE terminal it's not taking sudo or kdesudo says command not found.
[21:21] <ZeRo_FeniX> actually nvm
[21:22] <boingboing> Flare183: yes i know...so how can i edit the grub on my sdb in order to boot my sda2 ?
[21:22] <ecret2> !info hardy boost
[21:22] <ecret2> libboost-system does not appear in the hardy heron repository where as the other libboost libraries are there.
[21:22] <ZeRo_FeniX> Lol, it helps to type things correctly.
[21:22] <guntbert> slerder: goto "GENERAL INTERFACE statistics"
[21:22] <raibu> hello, I have a problem using Nautilus to copy files via LAN - anybody here to help me?
[21:23] <Nasra> hello everyone....just want to let you know that my Ubuntu Box did not want to shut down.....until I findout the problem just now.....it was a problem with a sound card mci < ----just be carefull you might run  into problem as well...thanks all for your help
[21:23] <yorky501> im having snags running google  earth,  it just closes itself when i open it,  anyone any ideas
[21:23] <carpii> open it again
[21:23] <Glowball> Is it possible that Ubuntu only takes alphanumeric characters as a passphrase for a wireless connection?
[21:23] <yorky501> then it closes again
[21:23] <scud> is there a way to use your pc speaker to play audio?
[21:23] <carpii> open it a...  ah ok ;)
[21:24] <carpii> check your using latest wine maybe?
[21:24] <ZeRo_FeniX> Glowball, since you didn't get a responce before I'm just going to say I have no idea so you don't feel ignored.
[21:24] <Glowball> Oh, ok
[21:24] <yorky501> im running the linux version
[21:24] <hackel> scud: I remember doing that about 15 years ago with a very fancy Windows 3.1 driver...it was awesome!
[21:24] <carpii> oh, i didnt know there was one
[21:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Glowball some cards are not going to work on encrypted networks that do work on open networks
[21:25] <yorky501> yeah only just found it,
[21:25] <loup> hi
[21:25] <Cyntek> hi all, i am now trying to access my newly installed 300 gb hd and its directory on ubuntu-server 8.10. However, when i log in via windows xp i get an error: \\HOME
[21:25] <scud> hackel: so you're telling me you probably dont have that fnacy windows 3.1 driver anymore, huh?
[21:25] <d_rugs420> anyone know if there is a keyboard shortcut to open the terminal? I clicked on the clock up at the top right corner and everything locked up except for xchat
[21:25] <loup> can i disable the avahi daemon?
[21:25] <Glowball> Jack_Sparrow: so it's my network card that's not compatible, not Ubuntu?
[21:25] <carpii> try launching it from a terminal, and when it bombs out maybe itll give you some juicy troubleshooting messages
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Glowball Not necessarilly
[21:25] <hackel> scud: heh, no.
[21:25] <scud> hackel: darnit.
[21:25] <Glowball> But it does work with another, simpler password
[21:25] <raibu> "file operations" does not move anymore - do I need to start copy again (5 GB)?
[21:26] <eseven73> slender ok in the iptraf options you'll see up/down rates for the network card you choose
[21:26] <hackel> scud: http://www.geocities.com/stssppnn/pcsp.html
[21:26] <slerder> guntbert thanks
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Glowball Just suggesting that you verify your card will work wpa2 or whatever
[21:26] <eseven73> slender its the 3rd menu
[21:26] <Cyntek> hi all, i am now trying to access my newly installed 300 gb hd and its directory on ubuntu-server 8.10. However, when i log in via windows xp i get an error: \\HOME\Public Folder Sharing is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have acces permissions. The network path was not found.
[21:26] <Glowball> Jack_Sparrow: I can get connected with WPA2 with the pass "ThisIsATest"
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Glowball then you are fine
[21:26] <eseven73> slender "Detailed Interface Statistics" is what you want :)
[21:26] <Glowball> But I can't with my normal passphrase
[21:26] <boingboing> I need to create a GRUB to load my sda2 from my sdb (usb pen) please help me
[21:27] <Glowball> (Which is 59 characters long and has non-alphanumeric chars in it)
[21:27] <rootzig> how if speack ubuntu?
[21:27] <lstarnes> Glowball: I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing, but try using the hexadecimal version of that passphrase
[21:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi > rootzig
[21:28] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: http://rafb.net/p/D9Mry986.html
[21:29] <ZeRo_FeniX> Is linux coding similar to php at all?
[21:29] <Huufarted> ZeRo_FeniX, not at all
[21:29] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: linux isn't a programming language, it's a kernel
[21:29] <hackel> ZeRo_FeniX, php is very (very) loosely based on C, which most Linux software is written in.
[21:29] <linxeh> ZeRo_FeniX: depends how you define linux coding. you can write applications for linux in PHP if you want.
[21:30] <Huufarted> ZeRo_FeniX, linux uses 'c' mostly and php is recognizable as merely looking like it could be related to c
[21:30] <ZeRo_FeniX> Fair enough.
[21:30] <linxeh> php should generally be avoided at all costs though
[21:30] <Huufarted> php is not a programming language.  It is a scripting language.  Treat it as such and you will do well.
[21:31] <lstarnes> Huufarted: it is a programming language under some definitions of the term
[21:31] <almostdvs> i need to vnc into my other computer  (ccfl for screen dieing)  and it keeps telling me connection to host was closed
[21:31] <ZeRo_FeniX> PHP is very much a programming language in my opinion. It consists of all of the logic and boolean functions that most programming languages have.
[21:31] <Glowball> Could somebody maybe try it for me? If it is a bug indeed, it should be fixed in Jaunty
[21:31] <linxeh> lstarnes: well, a scripting language is a programming language, its just dependent on a script interpretter
[21:31] <Huufarted> zero_fenix, treat it as a scripting language, don't treat it as a programming language.
[21:31] <linxeh> ZeRo_FeniX: indeed, its a scripting language though. and a bad one at that.
[21:32] <yorky501> quick one......How do i get the 'cube' visual effect?
[21:32] <Huufarted> !compiz | yorky501
[21:32] <_VIM_> lol theres too many chefs in this channel :P
[21:32] <ZeRo_FeniX> not planning on writing something for linux in php just curious because I saw some familiar commands.
[21:32] <linxeh> _VIM_: better than none
[21:32] <_VIM_> yeah :)
[21:32] <ToKico> !hi > tokico
[21:33] <Huufarted> ZeRo_FeniX, php is based off of Perl from my understanding (could be wrong on that).
[21:33] <hackel> Is there any point to ubottu announcing private messages in the channel?  Kind of annoying, if you ask me.
[21:33] <yorky501> cheers
[21:33] <Huufarted> hackle:  /ignore ubottu
[21:33] <jarco> I became uncle today for the second time
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Huufarted: and then he won't get Ubuntu's help
[21:34] <Huufarted> jarco:  congrats  :)
[21:34] <_VIM_> gratz jarco!
[21:34] <Huufarted> sebsebseb, true but you can't get one without the other
[21:34] <ToKico> jarco: that's... hum... a little strange
[21:34] <jarco> ohw
[21:34] <jarco> i did it in here aslso :p
[21:34] <Cristi> hy! 6 hours ago i had 1 primary partition with ubuntu and now i have 2, one with ubuntu and one ntfs, however why is that the windows installer does not see any use-able hard disks to install windows on?
[21:34] <jarco> amsg :D
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Huufarted: yeah
[21:34] <jarco> sorry and thx
[21:34] <Huufarted> cristi, what are the partitions formatted as for the file system?
[21:35] <Cristi> Huufarted: ubuntu is on ext3, while the other primary is ntfs
[21:35] <Cristi> Huufarted: should i set the boot flag on the ntfs partition?
[21:36] <Huufarted> cristi, couldn't hurt.  The installer should still see it I would think.
[21:36] <Cristi> Huufarted: note that i struggled to make so that the ntfs partition not only that is primary, but also the first partition from left to right
[21:37] <Huufarted> Cristi, I did it a bit easier.  Installed XP first using only a small partition (let the installer create it) then installed Ubuntu on the remaining space
[21:37] <Cristi> Huufarted: i wish for ubuntu games god damn windows xD
[21:37] <Huufarted> !wine | Cristi
[21:37] <j0hn> hello everyone , i've got a prob with icecast  .... the /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml is empty , there is nothing
[21:37] <chuckh19581> I originally installed kubuntu, then later the gnome desktop. I've decided I like gnome better. Is there a simple way to uninstall all of the kde stuff that came with kubuntu?
[21:38] <Huufarted> chuckh19581, You can try and remove it through synaptic
[21:38] <_VIM_> !puregnome
[21:38] <torkel_> I'm running ubuntu intrepid under vmware-fusion right now (development purposes) and I am trying to connect my bluetooth phone to it. I've connected the usb-bluetooth (internal macbook one) in the virtual machines settings and it actually pops up in ubuntu. Still I'm unable to connect my phone to it; lsusb got this output Bus 001 Device 006: ID 05ac:1000 Apple, Inc. Bluetooth HCI MacBookPro (HID mode)
[21:38] <Huufarted> oh snap.  _VIM_ is all over it like Rosie ODonnel on a Ho-Ho
[21:38] <Cristi> Huufarted: wine ... ok righ uhm however i'd like not to erase my ubuntu partition. I am also using mounting points for / /home and /opt so who knows how would that work out "for the best" if i'd do that
[21:38] <sadiq_> how can I find wich package contains some header file (usefull for compiling stuff)
[21:38] <_VIM_> lol
[21:38] <ZeRo_FeniX> Xubuntu uses the Gnome desktop, correct?
[21:38] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: http://rafb.net/p/D9Mry986.html
[21:38] <chuckh19581> Huufarted: remove what package though? Or do I have to remove them all one by one?
[21:38] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: it uses xfce
[21:38] <Neil`> hey peeps can anyone help by pointing me in the right director for setting up a mail handler like sendmail (pref not?) that i can set my isp's server as the upstream handler? as hotmail and guessing others doesnt like emails being sent from a dynamic IP
[21:38] <ZeRo_FeniX> gotchya
[21:38] <Huufarted> chuckh19581, listen to _VIM_ not me on this one
[21:39] <lstarnes> sadiq_: which header are you looking for?
[21:39] <Huufarted> cristi, wine doesn't replace anything....
[21:39] <kane77> sadiq_, apt-file can search in content of packages
[21:39] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, sorry, trying to work on a project euler problem while helping you
[21:39] <sadiq_> lstarnes, libopenal.so.0
[21:39] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, if you statically set eth1 and then do:  sudo ifconfig eth0 down    followed by pinging your gateway, what error do you recieve?
[21:39] <donal> hi
[21:40] <lstarnes> sadiq_: that's a library not a header
[21:40] <chuckh19581> Huufarted:  there's a kubuntu-desktop package but I think it's just a bunch of dependencies to make it east to install kde. I dont think it works in reverse does it?
[21:40] <ZeRo_FeniX> What does standard ubuntu use as it's gui?
[21:40] <Huufarted> chuckh19581, listen to what _VIM_ said about !puregnome
[21:40] <jarco> gnome ...
[21:40] <lstarnes> ZeRo_FeniX: gnome
[21:40] <ZeRo_FeniX> thank you
[21:40] <Huufarted> !puregnome | chuckh19581
[21:40] <donal> Can someone here help me set up a dual boot?
[21:40] <sadiq_> lstarnes, sry :( ...mixed stuff
[21:40] <sebsebseb> donal: yes I can
[21:40] <lstarnes> sadiq_: libopenal0a might be the package according to aptitude search openal
[21:40] <sebsebseb> donal: and other things if you want
[21:40] <sadiq_> kane77, sudo: apt-file: command not found
[21:40] <donal> do you want to PM? sebsebseb
[21:40] <sebsebseb> donal: ok PM me
[21:40] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Heh, np, Which problem btw? ... I can't bring down eth0 for a while... Doing a sync for the next [potentially 4 days :( ]... is there something else I can do?
[21:41] <Stevethepirate> Want me to paste route -n?
[21:41] <kane77> sadiq_, you should install it first :)
[21:41] <shadeslayer> !DE
[21:41] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, ehh, thats the only way that I know of to ensure that the interface that you want to use, actually is being used
[21:41] <oHnoez> how do i recover master password from firefox?
[21:42] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, multiple interfaces are set up to provide redundency or advanced routing, only in the later are both used at the same time
[21:42] <Huufarted> !firefox | ohnoez
[21:42] <chuckh19581> that purges gnome. I want to purge kde.
[21:42] <Huufarted> ohnoez, it didn't include it, but please join #firefox for that question
[21:42] <carpii> oHnoez, im kinda guessing you dont
[21:42] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, and im on problem #3, greatest prime number for 600851475143
[21:42] <rww> oHnoez: You can't.
[21:42] <oHnoez> :S
[21:42] <sadiq_> lstarnes, only libopenal1 with aptitude...and it's installed
[21:42] <carpii> oh, im wrong
[21:42] <carpii> http://www.security-hacks.com/2007/05/16/firemaster-recover-firefox-master-password
[21:42] <oHnoez> i must recover it
[21:43] <Cristi> Huufarted: wine has support for very few games, i am familiar with wine, i have 1.1.15 i think
[21:43] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: I did PE a long time ago... Did around 30 problems
[21:43] <Stevethepirate> I think.
[21:43] <carpii> tho maybe its changed since 2007
[21:43] <Ulrask> Err I'm a gamer and I'm using Wine
[21:43] <carpii> a master password thats recoverable seems pretty dumb to me
[21:43] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: surely, route -n should show this?
[21:43] <rww> oHnoez: You still can't. The whole point of a master password is that you can only access your passwords if you know it. If there was a recovery mechanism, that would defeat the purpose.
[21:43] <Ulrask> not only most games work, although sometime with a little bit of messing around
[21:43] <Cristi> Ulrask: and what are you playing on wine?
[21:44] <Ulrask> but the performance hit is not even that big
[21:44] <Cristi> Ulrask: so, i guess you can play games such as need for speed or assasin's creed
[21:44] <Ulrask> Cristi > Oblivion, WoW...
[21:44] <lstarnes> sadiq_: libopenal-dev does exist if you need libopenal's development files
[21:44] <Ulrask> I have tried neither
[21:44] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, yes it should
[21:44] <carpii> ah its using a plaintext brute forcer, like how you decrypt zip files
[21:44] <Cristi> Ulrask: yeah i had wow on wine, it works pretty nice, indeed
[21:44] <Ulrask> Look at the AppDB on winehq.org for a list of compatibility
[21:44] <Supertanker> How likely am I to break something updating with apt-get's dist-upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10?
[21:44] <Zenji> ver irc.epiknet.org
[21:45] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: well, I will pastebin that.
[21:45] <Ulrask> Only problem I have with it is the minimap not working indoor
[21:45] <rww> Supertanker: not very, but it's possible.
[21:45] <sadiq_> lstarnes, yes...but they're openal1 not lobopenal0
[21:45] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: http://rafb.net/p/bHB7aC30.html
[21:45] <Ulrask> Usually there is some little things like that that won't work, the experience isn't as smooth as on a native windows platform, but still, it's very usable
[21:45] <Ulrask> Even for a big gamer like me
[21:46] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, looks like you need to set a static route for eth1, the one listed there will not do much
[21:46] <coderminus> who translated ubuntu.ru to russian?
[21:46] <shadeslayer> hi what is the lightest DE for ubuntu??
[21:46] <rww> sadiq_: libopenal.so.0 isn't in the Intrepid repositories. Ubuntu generally removes old versions of libraries when new ones come out and nothing else in the repository requires the old one.
[21:46] <Cristi> uhm, whatever, i still prefer a dual boot, and the windows installer says that it can't find any usable partition to install windows, can anyone help me out with that?
[21:47] <rww> Cristi: Did you install Ubuntu before Windows?
[21:47] <sadiq_> rww, so the program I'm trying to run is too old??
[21:47] <Cristi> rww: yes i did
[21:47] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Sorry, could you help me do that? 192.168.0.0\24 is the local eth1 network...
[21:47] <rww> Cristi: Are you trying to install Vista, XP, or another version?
[21:47] <Stevethepirate> Surely firestarter should have done this for me?
[21:48] <Cristi> rww: xp
[21:48] <chazco> Hi... there is a bug with the iwl3945 driver (hw kill switch issue) which has been marked as fixed in Jaunty, but wont-fix in Intrepid. Any workarounds for this issue?
[21:48] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, firestarter only alters iptables, iptables does not handle routing
[21:48] <dreamdigital> anybody know how to make the GLMatrix Screensaver Color Blue?
[21:48] <Huufarted> iptables = firewall rules
[21:49] <Cristi> rww: i created a primary ntfs partition and it still doesn't work. why and how can i fix this?
[21:49] <macia> hi
[21:49] <AaronMT> Hi, where might I find Alpha 5 link?
[21:49] <dreamdigital> anybody know how to make the GLMatrix Screensaver Color Blue?
[21:49] <_VIM_> alpha 5? i only see 4
[21:49] <Myrtti> !jaunty > AaronMT
[21:49] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: ok, so how do I add said route?
[21:49] <AaronMT> Release date says today
[21:49] <yorky501> how do I go about checking and installing graphics card drivers???
[21:49] <Myrtti> AaronMT: today on what timezone?
[21:50] <rww> AaronMT: if it's out, the channel topic of #ubuntu+1 will link to it.
[21:50] <_VIM_> ... i just burned a alpha 4 :(
[21:50] <_VIM_> disk*
[21:50] <_VIM_> oh well
[21:50] <j0hn>  i've got a prob .... the /etc/icecast2/icecast.xml is empty , there is nothing in it
[21:50] <AaronMT> Myrtti, I'm simply looking at the Release Schedule which dates the 26th.
[21:50] <rww> Cristi: When I installed Vista I had to mark the partition bootable and active through the command prompt in Vista's installer. I'm trying to figure out how to do it in XP now.
[21:51] <Myrtti> AaronMT: and it's still 26th of Feb... for ten minutes... here in Finland...
[21:51] <Myrtti> AaronMT: what I'm saying "26th of Feb" is a bit fuzzy timeframe
[21:51] <rww> Cristi: Try the guide at http://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/show/68 , maybe?
[21:51] <Cristi> rww: i set the boot flag on the ntfs partition with gparted but that doesn't work
[21:52] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, try: route add -net 0.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth1 gw 192.168.x.x
[21:52] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, and use route del to delete the existing route
[21:53] <Stevethepirate> 192.168.x.x: Unknown host
[21:53] <Stevethepirate> ha?
[21:53] <Stevethepirate> Must this be 192.168.0.1?
[21:53] <froger> hey guys- any idea why the Wireless Network Authentication window won't allow me to select WPA2 as the wireless security. I've used this wireless card to connect with previous distros...
[21:54] <rww> Cristi: ( unfortunately, the server of the guide I usually use doesn't seem to be working for me right now :(: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_linux_and_windows_xp_linux_installed_first.htm )
[21:54] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, yes
[21:54] <Stevethepirate> 196.24.233.1 is the gw of eth0
[21:54] <Stevethepirate> the external NIC's network
[21:54] <Stevethepirate> noxville@virtue:/var/www/forums/styles$ sudo route add -net 0.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth1 gw 192.168.0.1
[21:54] <Stevethepirate> SIOCADDRT: No such process
[21:55] <_VIM_> rww does google cache have a archived copy of that site?
[21:55] <rootzig> how starting samba?
[21:55] <_VIM_> or Coral
[21:55] <ed0n0n> I need help killing the wineserver
[21:55] <rww> _VIM_: I can't find one.
[21:55] <_VIM_> k
[21:55] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, have a look at man route, maybe it is different in ubuntu then the distro I am currently on, but I wouldn't think so...
[21:55] <Cristi> rww: this how to looks very nice, i'll give it a try
[21:56] <ed0n0n> I try killing with "sudo kill PID" and even with the system monitor, but it is not ending. How can I kill that wineserver process
[21:56] <Huufarted> ed0n0n, try 'kill -9 <pid>'
[21:56] <Stevethepirate> Could it be my NIC drivers borked?
[21:57] <ZeRo_FeniX> I installed Xubuntu on a virtual box and I restarted it but now the two utility bars at the top and bottom are gone. how do I get them back?
[21:57] <Ulrask> as root : ps -A | grep wine, and then kill -9 (all PIDs)
[21:57] <Huufarted> ed0n0n, it WILL kill it, but it doesn't allow the program to clean up after itself.  It just kills it NOW
[21:57] <Cristi> rww: it's not very clear though, should i leave unpartitioned the space for windows? i formated it to ntfs
[21:57] <ed0n0n> Huufarted: Yea! What does -9 stand for? You mean NOW?
[21:57] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Like, _SURELY_, if I have set eth1 to be statically to 192.168.0.1\24, then it should be able to ping clients?
[21:57] <Huufarted> ed0n0n, -9 is the signal it sends and it means kill it without regard to whether the program really wants to.
[21:57] <meximan> hello
[21:58] <Huufarted> !hi | meximan
[21:58] <Huufarted> err...  wait.  wrong one
[21:58] <rww> Cristi: leaving it unpartitioned, then creating the ntfs partition in the Windows installer, might work better.
[21:58] <ed0n0n> Huufarted: Thank you :)
[21:58] <Huufarted> !welcome | meximan
[21:58] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, not with the routes that are configured
[21:58] <Huufarted> lol darn it.  that wasn't it, either.
[21:58] <Cristi> rww: that's a good idea, i'll give it a try
[21:58] <Kirsch> hey all, i'm having a little hacker issue on my server, somehow they keep getting into my server and I have no idea how, is there any guide that may be able to help?
[21:58] <Huufarted> no problem, ed0n0n.  Always try a standard 'kill' first, if that doesn't work, then use -9
[21:58] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, looks at your routes for eth1 and compare it to eth0
[21:59] <Nevis> I succeeded! 180.35 runs ok now. Thanks for the help guys.
[21:59] <cafree> Can someone walk me through how to set up my eclipse IDE with apache so I can run/debug a web app I'm working on?
[21:59] <Huufarted> Kirsch, when they're logged in, use 'netstat -an' and find out what port they're connected on.  That will tell you what service
[22:00] <Kirsch> Huufarted: sounds like a good idea, any other tips? or do u think that would be the ideal answer?
[22:00] <Huufarted> Kirsch, that's the best and fastest way to find out how they're getting in.
[22:00] <Huufarted> kirsch, 'netstat -an' will show all current connections on the box and on what port/IP they're connecting on.
[22:01] <starvingartist> hello!
[22:01] <Huufarted> !hello | starvingartist
[22:01] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: I'm sorry.. I'm really tired, and confused here.. x( Could you help me out a sec please? Spent the entire day fixing linux problems x(
[22:01] <starvingartist> :) i love ubuntu!
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[22:01] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, let me see if I can find a good article for you
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> starvingartist: not bad is it
[22:02] <starvingartist> nope nope!
[22:02] <unko> is there anyway to get amarok 2.0.1.1 on ubuntu besides compiling
[22:03] <Huufarted> not sure, Unko.  The repositories have 1.4...
[22:03] <HeXiLeD> i just had a problem with my sata cdrom. it was "seen"by  the system as /dev/sr0 and now it's gone. other than reboot is there another way to "get it back" ?
[22:03] <Kirsch> Huufarted: got it thanks!
[22:03] <Huufarted> glad to hear it, Kirsch.
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> unko: theres the nightly buillds
[22:03] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, I found an article that looks promising, but it will require that you restart networking via /etc/init.d/networking restart
[22:03] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/configuring-static-routes-in-debian-or-red-hat-linux-systems.html
[22:03] <starvingartist> i'm wondering...can i read newsgroup stuff with comcast?!
[22:03] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, it explains how to set the static routes in /etc/network/interfaces
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> unko: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2008/05/howto-install-latest-project-neon.html
[22:03] <starvingartist> i have comcast, but i want to learn how to use the usenet!!
[22:04] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, and I am sorry, but I have to eat dinner, I will be back in about 30min if you are still in need of assistance
[22:04] <Huufarted> HeXiLeD, SATA drives are designed to be able to be hot-swapped (EXCEPT THE MOUNTED HARD DRIVES!!!!) so can anybody else think of a reason not to unplug the SATA cable and plug it back in?
[22:04] <Huufarted> starvingartist, your internet provider doesn't have have any bearing on if you can.  You just need to find a usenet service to use.  I'd recommend Google Groups
[22:04] <HeXiLeD> Huufarted ??
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: unless its powered off gracefully and power to the controller is turned off you can blow the IDE
[22:05] <Huufarted> wrong person?
[22:05] <HeXiLeD> no. just wrong answer
[22:05] <Huufarted> bah....  that sucks.  So just E-SATA will allow it apparently, then.
[22:05] <ktstzo> what about a binary Usenet Service for free, does any ones knows?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: you can only do that sort of thing with advanced hardwares that allow you to power off the drive
[22:05] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: will be here.
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: yes that will be fine, internal sata wont do that
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: dell perc controllers allow it too
[22:06] <Huufarted> well that sucks...  I thought E-SATA just meant the SATA cable was mounted to the outside of the case
[22:06] <Huufarted> learn something knew every day...
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: it is, id imagine youd need software to control the system somehow
[22:06] <starvingartist> o ok.  is there a way to use usenet readers through a console with a comcast isp?? sorry for the complicated questions..it would be cool to have a gui news reader or a console news reader on ubuntu.  ....any other things besides google? i'm a little hesitant with them... :P
[22:07] <rww> starvingartist: Comcast doesn't provide its own usenet server, so you'd need to get usenet service from a third party company.
[22:07] <yojimbo-san> I'd like to run a process with a specific user/group combination for which there is no user defined (specifically, daemon:adm). 'su' and 'sg' need the user to be defined in system files AFAICS, GNU su would work I think, as would chpst from the runit package, but is there any way to do this with standard tools in a reasonably-default U8.10 install?
[22:07] <Huufarted> starvingartist, that is a question for Comcast.
[22:07] <ktstzo> what about a binary Usenet Service for free, does any ones knows?
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> starvingartist: try a few, see what you like. thunderbird does news stuffs i believe
[22:08] <starvingartist> o ok..great!! so i should look for newsnet services? got it? but like ktstzo asked...is there a free one?!
[22:08] <ZeRo_FeniX> I lost the top and bottom bars in Xubuntu, how do I get them back?
[22:08] <starvingartist> thank you for all the help btws!
[22:08] <Cristi> rww: it still doesn't work, can't find any devices to install on
[22:09] <Flare183> ZeRo_FeniX: run xfce-panel
[22:09] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.10-amd64, upgraded a while ago from Gutsy. Since the upgrade, my vmware server (is gone)/(doesn't work).  I've never looked into it before, but I'd like to fix it now. My old .vmdk files (et al) are still there (a WinXP and a 32-bit Ubuntu). I'd like to install vmware again and have the old virtual machines work. Which vmware product and version should I install?
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> ZeRo_FeniX: i'd ask in #xubuntu
[22:09] <Cristi> rww: i don't even get to the part where i should create partitions
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Aethelred: you wil need to compile the vmware kernel from intrepid
[22:09] <rww> Cristi: what part /do/ you get up to?
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> Aethelred: install vmware from fresh and you will be fine
[22:10] <yojimbo-san> ZeRo_FeniX: rightclick on desktop, select Settings/Settings Manager, choose the "Panel" menu and add them from there
[22:10] <mun> does anyone know how to change the colour of the menu (with File, Edit, etc.)? i've tried changing themes from Appearence Preference, but it's still the same.
[22:10] <Huufarted> starvingartist, you want to look for 'usenet' or 'newsgroups', not 'newsnet'.  That's not a real term.
[22:10] <Cristi> rww: of that tutorial? none basically, because i skipped the grub one
[22:10] <Aethelred> ActionParsnip:  Any particular version?  Is it in the repositories?
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> !vmware | Aethelred
[22:10] <Cristi> rww: i just have some unused file space out of extended where i want to install windows
[22:11] <oingoboingo> can anyone direct me to a guide to installing a display driver in ubuntu? i dont have internet at home so have to download it and then try to install it there. it's a .run file
[22:11] <nOStahl> hey all im having issues with wifi. when i try to do sudo ifconfig wlan0 up  it say SIOCSIFFLAGS: no such file or directory
[22:11] <nOStahl> what does that mean
[22:11] <Aethelred> ActionParsnip:  Will QEmu or VirtualBox run my vmware virtual machines?
[22:11] <sebsebseb> Virtualbox will
[22:11] <rww> Cristi: Does XP setup tell you that it detected your hard-drive? if you're using a SATA drive, it's possible that XP won't see it without a driver disc.
[22:12] <rww> Cristi: I haven't installed XP for a while, though, so I'm not sure. Perhaps the people in ##windows might be able to help.
[22:12] <ToKico> Aethelred: and so will QEMU.
[22:12] <Glowball> Posted in 2006: "NOTE: For some reason there seem to be problems if the WPA key is longer than 52 characters and/or contains non-alphanumeric characters."
[22:12] <Cristi> rww: it says that it didn't find any suitable drives to install on
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Aethelred: not sure, i dont use them. i just know of them and bits of info.
[22:13] <Glowball> But if it's known for over 2 years, it probably should have been fixed?
[22:13] <Glowball> No? :/
[22:13] <Aethelred> sebsebseb and ToKico: that's great, as long as they will run them without any futzing around. Why would I want one of them over the other? Why are either of them better than vmware?
[22:13] <Huufarted> vmware isn't open source, is it?
[22:13] <Cristi> rww: if i try installing windows vista, i'll still have this problem ? :/
[22:13] <rww> Cristi: I don't know, it depends on what the problem is. If XP's not detecting your drive, Vista might.
[22:13] <RomD> oingoboingo, just press crtl+alt+f1, log in, type "sudo killall gdm" and run the file with "sudo sh *.run"
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: no its not
[22:14] <Aethelred> ActionParsnip: thank you. You said "install vmware from fresh"  ... do you recommend a particular version?
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> Aethelred: the latest i'd imagine
[22:14] <Cristi> rww: i'll try other ways tomorrow, thank you anyway
[22:14] <oingoboingo> thanks RomD!
[22:14] <Cristi> rww: cheers
[22:14] <RomD> no problem oingoboingo
[22:15] <Huufarted> this channel is evil, btw...  I've spent more time on here at work today than I have on doing real work issues.  I do not take any of the blame for that...  it's the fault of everybody in here right now.
[22:15] <Aethelred> Huufarted: No, vmware is not open source. I'm willing to trade that for ease of installation and compatibility with my existing VMs. I'd be willing to convert soon enough, but I need to get it up and running fastest.
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: then leave ;)
[22:15] <Huufarted> Ummm..  I can't.
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> Aethelred: i see vbox as easier to install but that was a few months back
[22:16] <loras> Heeeey... in xorg.conf, when it says "configured video device", where exactly is it configured? I need to change its config
[22:16] <Huufarted> serious question.  And slightly off topic.  In GNome XChat, there are small progress bars that show up underneath the list of people in the channel.  Anybody know what they represent?
[22:16] <RomD> Huufarted, they have a tooltip
[22:16] <rww> loras: xorg does autodetection by default, now. If you need to add manual configuration stuff, just add it to the file.
[22:16] <RomD> just move the mouse over them
[22:17] <Huufarted> RomD, then the tooltip doesn't show for me.  :(  weak sauce.
[22:17] <Huufarted> nevermind, now it does
[22:17] <loras> rww: so it won't try to "reconfigure" it, every boot? Well, thank you :) :) :) Will try it
[22:17] <RomD> it's lag and network send queue
[22:17] <Huufarted> Ok, I'm going to go sit in the corner and shut up now
[22:17] <rww> loras: correct, settings you put in there override any autodetected ones.
[22:17] <loras> Sweet, TY :)
[22:17] <loras> exit
[22:19] <churl> Can I get Thunar to display the "artist ", "title", and "album" in a folder of mp3's?
[22:19] <linux_guy> i installed unetbootin, how do i start the program?
[22:19] <linux_guy> i tried terminal > unetbootin
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> churl: install it and try
[22:20] <rixtr66> can anyone help me with using xchat in ubuntu,i want to add a channel but dont know how?
[22:20] <Huufarted> rixtr66, /join #channelname
[22:20] <churl> ActionParsnip: oh it's installed, and i have tried
[22:20] <maher> I want to add some bookmarks to firefox package to be ready when installed.
[22:20] <starvingartist> thank you all again! peace!
[22:20] <linux_guy> unetbootin?
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> churl: thunar is designed to be light and quick so im not sure what they have included
[22:21] <Stevethepirate> mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> !unetbootin | linux_guy
[22:21] <rixtr66> Huufarted;i know that bit,but how do you put the server in the list?
[22:21] <Nasra> any1 know a good sound card for my Ubuntu Box (Compaq Presario )?
[22:21] <Huufarted> rixtr66, there are 2 XChats.  Gnome XChat and regular XChat.  I assume you're using the normal one?
[22:22] <rixtr66> yes
[22:22] <carpii> maher, not quite the same but you might like to look at FEBE extension, which can backup and restore bookmarks and whole profiles
[22:22] <rww> Nasra: http://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/soundcards
[22:22] <Huufarted> I'm using GNome Xchat, but I'll TRY and help you...
[22:22] <rixtr66> k
[22:22] <Huufarted> rixtr66, look for an 'Options' bit or 'Preferences'
[22:22] <Nasra> rww: thanks alot
[22:23] <Taco> I deleted my top panel, I right clicked on the bottom panel and clicked new panel, but it deleted everything. What's the easiest way to fix this?
[22:23] <rixtr66> ok found preferences!
[22:23] <stanley_> oioi
[22:24] <joaopinto> !pt | stanley_
[22:24] <wad> I've been using Linux (SUSE then Kubuntu) for the past 3 years, as my primary desktop. Got a new laptop today, so I decided to try Ubuntu. Installed, logged in, and it wanted to update packages. I let it download and install 250 or so of them. It wanted to reboot, so I let it do that. Now the windows manager is lost. Console-only available (CTRL-ALT-F7 shows blank screen). Is this problem common?
[22:25] <Huufarted> wad:  that's just nasty...  and no, it's not very common.
[22:25] <twain> Hi  i need your help to solve firefox there is no titlebar with "x" on firefox windows
[22:25] <wad> Hmm. Okay.
[22:26] <linux_guy> wad, is a new install appropriate?
[22:26] <wad> Yes, brand new install.
[22:26] <Huufarted> linux_guy, new PC
[22:26] <twain> linux_guy  can u help me?
[22:26] <wad> Lenovo T500 laptop, pretty high-end.
[22:26] <linux_guy> twain, try F11
[22:26] <wad> looking through dmesg now.
[22:26] <twain> linux guy  it work quit but i need put titlebar back on firefox
[22:27] <linux_guy> Huufarted, what i mean is that since he JUST installed, maybe he could reinstall
[22:27] <Huufarted> ah, gotcha.  Sorry, I'm a bit slow on the uptake today, sorry.
[22:27] <linux_guy> twain, im afraid i don't understand.  did F11 work?
[22:28] <twain> i am sorry  you right!! it WORK!!!  thank you LOTS! linux_guy  i am learning..
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> wad: http://www.retrevo.com/s/Lenovo-T500-Laptops-review-manual/id/21457ag115/t/1-2/    Budget product   • Better than average features
[22:28]  * linux_guy doesn't know WHY he bothers trying other linux distros
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: others have different advantages
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: thats why they exist
[22:29] <wad> linux_guy, is a new install appropriate? The laptop came with Vista. First thing I did was install XP on a little piece of the drive, then Ubuntu on the rest.
[22:29] <linux_guy> ActionParsnip, i know, i know i tried puppy today.... it was a joke
[22:30] <linux_guy> ActionParsnip, for MY purposes
[22:30] <wad> I don't want to run Vista, I have work to do. Win XP is just so I can play games with my kids.
[22:30] <Stevethepirate> mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
[22:30] <linux_guy> wad, youre not going to be able to run xp very easily
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: its made t be cut down and fast, if you start bloating it with all the usual guff of a desktop you are not using it right
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: then puppy isnt the distro for you
[22:30] <linux_guy> wad, your hardware is newer than your OS and drivers will be a PITA
[22:30] <wad> linux_guy, why do you say that? It runs just fine, when I choose it from grub...
[22:30] <wad> linux_guy, heh, well, I don't care much.
[22:30] <linux_guy> wad, in my personal experience with dell
[22:31] <wad> Dell? This is a lenovo T500. There is no dell here.
[22:31] <linux_guy> ActionParsnip, the desktop was LOADED with junk to be a mini distro
[22:31] <Huufarted> lenovo = IBM
[22:31]  * wad points to the name of the channel. ;)
[22:31] <linux_guy> wad, i had vista problems on MY Dell
[22:32] <linux_guy> wad, so i went to xp
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=277854
[22:32] <linux_guy> wad, at which point drivers became hell
[22:32] <Huufarted> wad, I would try a fresh Ubuntu install on that partition.  Let it wipe and re-create the partitions.  I'd recommend using Ext3 FS.
[22:32] <linux_guy> wad, so now i'm all ubuntu =)
[22:32] <wad> Well, dmesg doesn't help me much. I rebotted it again, still nothing.
[22:32] <linux_guy> wad, consider ubuntu as primare and maybe vmware?
[22:32] <wad> Huufarted, I just finished a fresh install of Ubuntu...
[22:33] <Hekos> hey, i installed 8.10, lan worked. then i did a update now network wont connect
[22:33] <wad> It finished, and the first thing it wanted to do was download and install some updates. Now gnome is hosed.
[22:33] <Huufarted> wad, I understand that.  But didn't you say that it won't let you get past the console now?
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> linux_guy: its tool for the job to me, my router runs bsd, my file server runs gentoo and my desktop runs ubuntu
[22:33] <Hekos> what can i do ?
[22:33] <wad> No, I can log in via the console... but there is no X running that I can seem to get to.
[22:33] <Huufarted> wad, during boot up, does it list the problems it had loading Gnome?
[22:33] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, any luck?
[22:33] <wad> During boot up, it shows a useless progress bar.
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: did your network work out of the box?
[22:33] <wad> I can turn that off in grub, can't I?
[22:34] <cafree> I'm trying to set UserDir in my apache2.conf, but keep getting the error "Invalid command".  Can anyone help me figure out why?
[22:34] <Huufarted> wad, for the life of me I can't remember how to disable that progress bar...
[22:34] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, yes
[22:34] <Huufarted> not sure, wad
[22:34] <Huufarted> wad, looking it up now.
[22:34] <Titan8990> cafree, what command are you running?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: wired or wireless?
[22:34] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, wired
[22:34]  * linux_guy is happy his rig is back at his house
[22:34]  * wad is in menu.ldy
[22:34] <cafree> Titan899: the command to restart the apache server?  service apache2 restart
[22:34] <Huufarted> was, yes.  Remove the word "splash" from the "kernel" line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: can you pastebin the output of the lspci command
[22:35] <wad> lst, rather
[22:35] <linux_guy> wad, let's consider reinstalling the OS
[22:35] <wad> cool
[22:35] <ifroog> !find toshiba_acpi.ko
[22:35] <odinn> hey guys anyone tried the ubuntu 8.10 does it support the IPW3940 module for the intel pro wireless cards?
[22:35] <cafree> Titan899: the command in the apache2.conf is UserDir public_html
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Hekos
[22:35] <carpii> wad, if youre reinstalling, you might like to try 8.04 instead of 8.10
[22:35] <donavan01> can anyone tell me where my USB drive is mounting too... I know its /media/disk but what  Im trying to get ubuntu installer loaded onto a USB drive and its says it cant find the drive when I issue  the  '   sudo parted /media/disk set 1 boot on  '  command to it I think it should have something like /dev/whatever  but I dont know what to find that out
[22:35] <Huufarted> carpii, explain why Hardy instead of Intrepid?
[22:35] <Titan8990> cafree, when do you recieve that error?
[22:35] <Hekos> ActionParsnip yes but it will take a bit.. no network on the pc what so ever
[22:35] <carpii> i just find it has less issues personally
[22:36] <cafree> Titan899: When trying to restart the apache server
[22:36]  * wad reads up....
[22:36] <linux_guy> Carpii, i'd like to know too
[22:36] <linux_guy> especially on a laptop
[22:36] <Titan8990> cafree, did you enable the module needed for userdir?
[22:36] <Huufarted> personally the only issue I saw was the lack of support for Atheros in Intrepid that was fixed with a quick download and make install
[22:36] <cafree> Titan899: I.... don't know
[22:37] <carpii> i had enormous problems with sound on 8.10, that werent present in 8.04. Also some networking oddities, although I never got to the bottom of that
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: just give the lines for the network device
[22:37] <Hekos> ActionParsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/123564/
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: my atheros works out of the box
[22:37] <wad> Is 8.04 less troublesome than 8.10?
[22:37] <Titan8990> cafree, are you following a guide or just going off the comments in the config file?
[22:37] <cafree> Titan899: Neither.  Just searching the web
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> wad: it varys from system to system
[22:38] <gmiernicki> anyone kno what version of jackd will be in jaunty?
[22:38] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, the ralink device is not in function atm, will get that later
[22:38] <Huufarted> ActionParsnip, you had better luck than I.  I just had to download ath5k, though
[22:38] <Huufarted> wad, my recommendation is 8.10.
[22:38] <Titan8990> cafree, sudo a2enmod user_dir && sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[22:38] <Titan8990> cafree, that should do it
[22:38] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: 'lo
[22:38] <carpii> i should probably point out im referring to kubuntu rather than ubuntu
[22:39] <s3a> how do i make firestarter launch itself at boot?
[22:39] <cafree> Titan899: Could you explain what that does so I understand it?
[22:39] <Titan8990> cafree, a2enmod is a command implemented in debian based distros, it enables modules in apache so you do not have to manually link them
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: i buy my hardware so its fully linux compliant :)
[22:40] <donavan01> can anyone give me a link to a good howto on install ubuntu from a usb thumb drive (not from a windows machine)
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> !usb | donavan01
[22:40] <Titan8990> cafree, the && means run this next command only after the first has finished, and the 2nd command restarts apache
[22:40] <cafree> Titan8990: Oh, ok so do I put in the literal 'user_dir' or should I substiiitute that with something
[22:40] <Titan8990> cafree, user_dir is the correct name of the module that you need to enable
[22:41] <Hekos> donavan01, http://sourceforge.net/projects/unetbootin works just fine
[22:41] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, any idea ?
[22:41] <cafree> Titan8990: hm, apparently the module doesn't exist
[22:41] <Titan8990> cafree, run a2enmod without specifying a module, this will give a list of available modules
[22:42] <churl> I just added a desktop environment for the first time to my server.  How do I get it to run the new gnome desktop environment?
[22:42] <Huufarted> ActionParsnip, mine is linux compliant, but the 8.10 kernel left out the right driver for the AR5007EG.  /shrug
[22:43] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: 01:09.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. Atheros AR5001X+ Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01)
[22:43] <Titan8990> cafree, also, it appears that this user encountered the same problem and was able to get it resolved: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=143350
[22:43] <pf> WITAM
[22:43] <Huufarted> ActionParsnip, where did you garner that from?
[22:43] <pf> HELO :)
[22:43] <cafree> Titan8990: it looks like the module was just "userdir"
[22:44] <cafree> I changed it and it restarted properly
[22:44] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: 'lo?
[22:44] <pf> jest tu jakiś polak
[22:44] <oCean_> !pl | pf
[22:44] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, did you have any luck with /etc/network/interfaces?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: www.efficientpc.co.uk
[22:45] <Titan8990> cafree, good, is it working for you?
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: all hardware they sell and their systems are 100% linux friendly
[22:45] <cafree> Titan8990: I'm getting permission issues, but I'll see if I can fix that
[22:45] <Titan8990> cafree, sudo
[22:45] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: Um, no.
[22:45] <Huufarted> ActionParsnip, mine's VERY linux friendly.  The 8.10 kernel broke the drivers, though.  lol
[22:45] <Titan8990> cafree, or if you are referrring to the webserver, check .htaccess
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> Huufarted: its down the road from me
[22:46] <cafree> I'm getting a forbidden error when going to the page
[22:46] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, im still curious as to why my static route command gave that wierd error
[22:46] <Huufarted> now THAT'S nice to have.  You're in the UK?
[22:46] <Hekos> stupid updates :(
[22:47] <Hekos> is there anywhere i can check for connection errors ?
[22:48] <Hekos> someting more than only knowing it wont connect
[22:48] <Huufarted> Hekos, what won't connect?
[22:49] <mais_> Hi guys! I'm trying to "install" my Bluetooth Gps receiver but it won't work. Does anyone know why sdptool doesnt browse my device? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/105655/
[22:49] <freegoo> hey guys, i have macbook pro (intel) and i am having trobble setting up grub
[22:49] <Hekos> my ethernet card, broke after a update. worked ootb when i installed 8.10
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> !grub | freegoo
[22:50] <Stevethepirate> Titan8990: as am I ;D
[22:50] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: try ping, nslookup, traceroute
[22:50] <freegoo> i tryed that ubottu
[22:50] <sshc> !release histor
[22:50] <sshc> !release history
[22:50] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, if you still have it in your bash history, try removing the gw part
[22:50] <Fedex> hi
[22:51] <McShane> Hekos, when you do ifconfig in a terminal, is there an entry for "eth0" or "eth1"?
[22:51] <Fedex> i need some help
[22:51] <DigitalKiwi> !ask
[22:51] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, network is unreachable.. ifconfig says eth0 doesnt even have a ip
[22:51] <sshc> what are the release names?
[22:52] <McShane> Hekos, can you do a pastebin of your ifconfig output?
[22:52] <oCean_> sshc: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
[22:53] <McShane> !paste | Hekos
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: then you device is failing dhcp for some reason, if you set static ip does it work?
[22:53] <Hekos> McShane, http://paste.ubuntu.com/123570/
[22:53] <Hekos> let me try that.
[22:54] <Fedex> im using ubuntu from live cd, to backup data from a laptop that has got windows not wanting to boot, so i start ubuntu and go to computer and when trying to access the HDD it gives an error, so I followed some comands:sudo /bin/bash
[22:54] <chai> hi all, i'm back. Huufarted and erUSUL just to follow up, got webcamd working, wrote a three-line bash script to refresh the image and copy into a "timelapse frames" directory labeled by date, and put used cron to run that script every 15 minutes. my timelapse project is in effect!
[22:54] <Fedex> mkdir /media/disk
[22:54] <Fedex> mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[22:54] <David_E> I have an issue with booting ubuntu 8.10.  The progress bar stops and I have to hold down the enter key until the login page appears.  When I shut down the computer hangs once the progress bar shows that the process is complete.  Any ideas?
[22:54] <Fedex> from a webpage that had this tutorial to backup windows data, but it gives me an error, saying that the NTFS has inconsistencies, may be hardware error, error of entrance/exit or sth like that, sth about softraid/fast/raid, to use chkdsk from win which i cant access...
[22:54] <Fedex> any help plz? :D
[22:54] <FloodBot1> Fedex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <ZeRo_FeniX_> So I'm trying to install the 8.10 i386 ubuntu on a virtual box but it locks up whenever I select anything past the language. I've successfully installed 3 different distros of ubuntu on the same computer too.
[22:54] <kinja-sheep> !rss
[22:54] <ZeRo_FeniX_> Any ideas?
[22:54] <kinja-sheep> Hmm.  Any excellent RSS software?
[22:54] <ActionParsnip> !rss
[22:55] <kinja-sheep> ActionParsnip: I tried that just now. :)
[22:55] <zash> there is liferea
[22:55] <presshere> kinja-sheep: Atom
[22:55] <ActionParsnip> kinja-sheep: apt-cache search rss reader
[22:55] <zash> search in add/remove
[22:55] <kinja-sheep> ActionParsnip: Thanks.  In that case, I should try rss alone. :)
[22:55] <eweb100> eyyyy whats up?
[22:55] <McShane> kinja-sheep, thunderbird and akregator are pretty good
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> kinja-sheep: theres about 15 in that result, try a few, see which yo ulike
[22:56] <eweb100> thunderbird is betterz
[22:56] <McShane> google also has an app for it
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: not always
[22:56] <McShane> google reader
[22:56] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, example?
[22:57] <chai> ActionParsnip, that apt-cache search just changed my ubuntu experience lol, good tip
[22:57] <ChrisiPK> hey everyone, i manged to get my tv card (winfast tv 2000 xp rm) working with tvtime. only problem is: i can't get any sound. this tv card has a sound output which needs to be connected to the motherboard (i connected it to cd-in). the cd volume is at max, but i can't hear anything. works fine under winXP, though. any ideas?
[22:57] <Stevethepirate>  sudo route add -net 0.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth1
[22:57] <Stevethepirate> done that
[22:57] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, without error?
[22:58] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, McShane , i setup static, ifconfig says i have the ip/mask i set. i cant ping anything at all
[22:58] <Stevethepirate> yeah
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: it may not have the features s/he needs. there may be a client that has different features taht fit his/her needs closer than thunderbird, this will make thunderbird a poor choice
[22:58] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, can you now ping your gateway?
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: are you attatched to a router?
[22:58] <Hekos> indeed
[22:58] <Saippua_> hi everyone i am your favourite business consultant
[22:58] <Stevethepirate> Not from any clients
[22:59] <Stevethepirate> Which are set 192.168.0.2\24 , no GW
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: so better and best are only individually guagable
[22:59] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, You can say that about every program. "It might not be right because she might not like it"
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: exactly, so no app is beter or best
[22:59] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, but thunderbird has uber 1337 sause.
[23:00] <Saippua_> hi everyone i am a business consultant
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: i always say "try a lot of them see which YOU like then use that"
[23:00] <oCean_> !ot | Saippua_
[23:00] <Fedex> >	from a webpage that had this tutorial to backup windows data, but it gives me an error, saying that the NTFS has inconsistencies, may be hardware error, error of entrance/exit or sth like that, sth about softraid/fast/raid, to use chkdsk from win which i cant access...
[23:00] <Eljugador> www.eljugador.net
[23:00] <Eljugador> www.eljugador.net
[23:00] <Eljugador> www.eljugador.net
[23:00] <FloodBot1> Eljugador: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: maybe to you, some users may think it sucks, its all preference
[23:00] <McShane> Hekos, do you have an ethernet port on your motherboard, in addition to the ethernet card? If so, you may want to switch to the onboard ethernet
[23:01] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, yes, and ive cleard all the dhcp tables and restarted the whole network
[23:01] <Hekos> McShane, no theres only 1 port i can use,, its a laptop
[23:01] <McShane> a
[23:01] <McShane> ah
[23:01] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: its like any app you can name. even linux and windows. Linux is not better than window sand windows is not better than linux
[23:01] <McShane> hekos, wireless or wired?
[23:01] <zicho> is there anyway to use the * (like "xmms *.mp3") without it being case sensitive?
[23:01] <Hekos> im quite sure its a update issue
[23:01] <Hekos> wired
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: can you ping your routers ip?
[23:02] <Hekos> no.
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: are the busy lights flashing on your adapter to show activity?
[23:02] <Hekos> its trying to connect but allways fails
[23:02] <Hekos> yes.
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: try: sudo ifup eth0
[23:02] <Hekos> oh, they are showing connection, not acctivity
[23:03] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, Well then you might as well just say google Email cliants for mac
[23:04] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, sudo route add default gw 192.168.x.x eth1
[23:04] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[23:04] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, "ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0"
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: they wont run on linux unless there is a linux port, you are missing the point, also please use websearch, google implies only using google when there are vast multitudes of search engines
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: i would run: dmesg | less
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: make sure the sytem is bringing up the interface ok
[23:05] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: its gonna be a lot of text but it shows your kernels activity
[23:06] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: including bringing up hardware
[23:06] <Fedex> im using ubuntu from live cd, to backup data from a laptop that has got windows not wanting to boot, so i start ubuntu and go to computer and when trying to access the HDD it gives an error, so I followed some comands:
[23:06] <Fedex> Quote:
[23:06] <Fedex> sudo /bin/bash
[23:06] <Fedex> mkdir /media/disk
[23:06] <Fedex> mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[23:06] <FloodBot1> Fedex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:06] <Fedex> from a webpage that had this tutorial to backup windows data, but it gives me an error, saying that the NTFS has inconsistencies, may be hardware error, error of entrance/exit or sth like that, sth about softraid/fast/raid, to use chkdsk from win which i cant access...
[23:06] <mikeypizano> i need some help with open office 3
[23:06] <PastorBones> My flash quit working after that update yesterday...anybody know how I can fix it?
[23:06] <Stevethepirate> ............dd
[23:06] <mikeypizano> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6639054#post6639054 i followed this guide and all my menu bars are missing
[23:07] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, i uhm,  rebooted and tried the old kernel. networking works now.
[23:07] <Stevethepirate> That
[23:07] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, People actualy use yahoo and msn search??
[23:07] <dennda> what do you have to type in gnome-do to make it open a nautilus window?
[23:07] <Fedex> im using ubuntu from live cd, to backup data from a laptop that has got windows not wanting to boot, so i start ubuntu and go to computer and when trying to access the HDD it gives an error, so I followed some comands:
[23:07] <Fedex> sudo /bin/bash
[23:07] <Fedex> mkdir /media/disk
[23:07] <Fedex> mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[23:07] <FloodBot1> Fedex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:07] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: sudo apt-get --reinstall install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:07] <Fedex> from a webpage that had this tutorial to backup windows data, but it gives me an error, saying that the NTFS has inconsistencies, may be hardware error, error of entrance/exit or sth like that, sth about softraid/fast/raid, to use chkdsk from win which i cant access...
[23:07] <ryanprior> I've got a .rar file that should contain an archive, but appears to be empty when I open it or try to extract it with "unrar e". Is there some likely cause for this failure?
[23:08] <AE|> broken archive?
[23:08] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, yeah, I've already apt-get remove and re-installed it...still grey box
[23:08] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: i use www.ask.com as well for quick pointless stuff, google is fine, for something in depth I use as many as I can get my hands on. Using only google is like researching in only one library
[23:09] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, it worked for half a second then went to a grey box
[23:09] <Fedex> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123577/
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: are you 32bit or 64bit
[23:09] <PastorBones> 64bit
[23:09] <PastorBones> tried the Adobe installer too, but won't work on 64
[23:09] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, Yes, but that one library is towhundred times bigger than any of the others
[23:09] <uvacav> whats a good javascript editor? I've been using gedit but would like something with a little more features, maybe some autocompletion.. preferably nothing as in depth as Aptana or Eclipse, those seem to get in my way
[23:09] <PastorBones> uvacav, I prefer to use Geany
[23:09] <PastorBones> does PHP, JavaScript, all that
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: download http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.22.87.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[23:10] <eweb100> ActionParsnip, And ever sence Jeves left ask,com i dont like it
[23:10] <eweb100> g2g peace
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[23:10] <uvacav> PastorBones: cool I'll check it out thanks
[23:10] <ryanprior> Update: I used "file" on it and found out that it's a zip. Dunno why I named it .rar
[23:10] <Stevethe1irate> mmmmmmmmmm
[23:10] <Stevethe1irate> That wasn't so nice
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: copy the .so file to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[23:10] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: x(
[23:10] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[23:10] <Stevethe1irate> Killed my network
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: restart firefox, job done
[23:10] <Fund> what is the command to see users that are currently on the SSH.. (I am root)
[23:10] <ActionParsnip> eweb100: i just think its immature to only use 1 search engine
[23:11] <Fedex> how do you use wi fi?
[23:11] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, what now, do i just keep on using the old kernel ? need i report a bug ?
[23:11] <dudus> Fund: w or who
[23:11] <PastorBones> thanx ActionParsnip trying now
[23:11] <Fedex> lol kinda nwb
[23:11] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: if you wana, ive always manually installed that way
[23:11] <Fund> dudus, how can I see the added users
[23:11] <Hekos> well, this certenly ruined my day.
[23:12] <uvacav> Fedex: system->preferences->network configuration
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: if you run lspci and websearch your wifi you may have to compile drivers or install an extra package
[23:12] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, where do I put that .so file?
[23:12] <dudus> Fund: added?
[23:12] <Fedex> lol thnks
[23:12] <DIFH-iceroot> !beep
[23:12] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: i told you: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins and then copy the file to the new folder
[23:12] <Fedex> and can somebody answer my first and most important question? http://paste.ubuntu.com/123577/
[23:12] <PastorBones> sorry, didn't read that part...lol
[23:12] <Daft_Punk> what is a command to see your hard disks and their total size and free space (for terminal)
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> Fedex: run lspci , it will identify all hardware in your system, you can then websearch from there
[23:13] <Fund> dudus, yes that I added them
[23:13] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: ___
[23:13] <wad> Figured out the problem, guys....
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> Fedex: if: sudo iwlist scan     shows your AP then you dont have to do squat
[23:13] <Fedex> sry, but whats lspci and how do i use it?
[23:13] <Hekos> ActionParsnip, yeah i will, i will only be using wireless anyway. if i can get it to run
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> Fedex: its a terminal command
[23:13] <Fedex> oooh
[23:13] <dudus> Fund: added where?
[23:13] <Fedex> so what do i type?
[23:13] <Michael-> Good morning guys
[23:13] <Fund> on the VPS
[23:13] <wad> The Lenovo T500 comes with two video chips in it. I went into the BIOS and disabled one of them, then ran aticonfig to get xorg.conf happy.
[23:13] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, no luck?
[23:14] <ActionParsnip> Hekos: lspci again will identify the device, you can websearch from that on how to get it rolling
[23:14] <Stevethe1irate> It killed my internet
[23:14] <Stevethe1irate> but indeed
[23:14] <Stevethe1irate> could not ping from client
[23:14] <Stevethe1irate> to GW
[23:14] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, it killed the internet for eth0??
[23:14] <snuffmeister> hey
[23:15] <snuffmeister> trying to install opencv
[23:15] <snuffmeister> and following the tutorial
[23:15] <snuffmeister> i'm stuck at 'sudo make install'
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> wad: nice, i never understodd those 2 video card systems, seems retarded
[23:15] <wad> Yeah, pretty strange.
[23:15] <ActionParsnip> snuffmeister: make install will copy the binaries to the relevant places on your system
[23:16] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, wad it's so that 1 video card has the power of 2 video cards, so that you dont need to use SLI
[23:16] <Fund> how can I see the list users
[23:16] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, anything else I should have to do? I put it in ~/.mozilla/plugins/ and restarted FF, but still had grey box, so removed flashplugin-nonfree, just to see and it says I need to install a plugin
[23:16] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: its to switch between a low power one and a high power one
[23:16] <bernz> ActionParsnip, if lspci shows my MCP51 (NVidia chipset) USB 2.0 host controllers (and knows to use ehci-hcd module), what might be still stopping it from fully initializing the controllers? (no plug events show in kernel log for those host controllers) ... maybe special switches for ehci-hcd?
[23:17] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: a default instal of FF will look at ~/.mozilla/plugins
[23:17] <snuffmeister> ActionParsnip:
[23:17] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, a video card with 2x gpu is to switch between a low and high power what?
[23:17] <snuffmeister> i got a make error
[23:17] <snuffmeister> install-recursive
[23:17] <bernz> sorry, i don't mean lspci initializing, as i made it sound, but rather what's preventing the kernel from seeing USB events (why is controller "dead")?
[23:17] <snuffmeister> make[1]: Entering directory `/home/snuff/Downloads/opencv/trunk/opencv/src'
[23:17] <snuffmeister> make[1]: *** No rule to make target `clapack.h', needed by `all-am'.  Stop.
[23:17] <snuffmeister> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/snuff/Downloads/opencv/trunk/opencv/src'
[23:17] <snuffmeister> make: *** [install-recursive] Error 1
[23:17] <FloodBot1> snuffmeister: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:17] <Daft_Punk> !enter
[23:17] <Fedex> han sb help me? >	http://paste.ubuntu.com/123577/
[23:17] <snuffmeister> oops
[23:17] <snuffmeister> sorry
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: they usually have some garbage intel crap then a nicer nvidia/ati thing with a way to switch between so you can prolong battery life
[23:18] <Daft_Punk> !pastebin | snuffmeister
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: its a PITA for linux
[23:18] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, oh its for a laptop? nvm..., i thought it was for desktop
[23:18] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, where would I find out where it's looking for it for or change that at?
[23:18] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: nope, LT
[23:19] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[23:19] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: yeah, all network died.
[23:19] <wad> Okay, so I've got an easy question: Now that I'm using gnome instead of KDE, I'm using this gnome terminal program (instead of konsole). I want to change the default keys, though. I want to disable the key for creating a new window. How do I remove a shortcut key in this dialog?
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> PastorBones: i'd remove any flash packages you have and then reinstall flashplugin-nonfree then have to .so in n~/.mozilla/plugins
[23:19] <snuffmeister> ActionParsnip: this is my problem... i've also tried rooting but it's the same http://paste.ubuntu.com/123579/
[23:19] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, that seems odd as that command should have only effected eth1
[23:20] <snuffmeister> wad: Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts...
[23:20] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: well, all 50 of my remote shells died
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> snuffmeister: http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=9746&page=7
[23:21] <wad> snuffmeister, I'm there. But note that some of the shortcuts are "disabled".
[23:21] <wad> I'd like to disable some more, specifically the one to create a new window.
[23:21] <sexypants> hello all
[23:21] <wad> (because I want to use it to create a new tab, instead)
[23:21] <snuffmeister> wad: to disable a shortcut i believe it's backspace
[23:21] <David_E> has anyone fixed the boot issue with 8.10 yet?
[23:22] <wad> snuffmeister, That's it!
[23:22] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, sorry :\
[23:22] <wad> I had tried "delete"
[23:22] <sexypants> i have same question as david...I kep getting to the initramfs screen and nothing
[23:22] <wad> Someone should make a bug report, and add this to the help section or something.
[23:22] <Fund> how can I see the users that I added them as a root?
[23:22] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, I would say now is a good time to try to set persistant routes in /etc/network/interfaces
[23:22] <vermont> hi, how can I "print screen" in ubuntu. ( I dont want to print, I just want to copy the screen)
[23:23] <n8tuserf> vermont -> you dont have a print screen button?
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> Fund: only root can add users, if you want a lost of users who have admin access the look at the members of the admin group
[23:23] <snuffmeister> wad: i learned this when trying to edit general gnome keyboard shortcuts from the system preferences, it says it there i think..
[23:23] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: Um, ok, how?
[23:23] <snuffmeister> i guess it became standard in gnome
[23:23] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[23:23] <Veselushko> vermont -> applications -> accessories -> take screenshot
[23:24] <Fund> n8tuserf, man I added users.. I want to see the list of these users.. what is the command
[23:24] <PastorBones> ActionParsnip, no go...any other ideas?
[23:24] <vermont> I do, n8tuserf, but I hit ctrl+PrtSc and then I go to paste it and it tells me nothings on the clipboard
[23:24] <vermont> thanks veselushko
[23:24] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/configuring-static-routes-in-debian-or-red-hat-linux-systems.html
[23:24] <Stevethe1irate> Like Titan8990, I mean, dude.. I can't even PING GW to client... How is routing going to help.
[23:24] <n8tuserf> Fund  cat /etc/passwd
[23:24] <sexypants> so can anyone wsp me to talk about the Initramfs problem please?
[23:24] <quentusrex> Help. I edited /etc/resolv.conf. Now I want it to go back to being auto generated.
[23:24] <Stevethe1irate> Like, I just don't get it.
[23:25] <redvamp128> vermont:  The command is - alt+printscreen to take an application screenshot and just print screen to take the whole desktop.
[23:25] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, because to be it looks like it trying to reach your gateway via the network 169.0.0.0
[23:25] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, err to me
[23:25] <Stevethe1irate> Well, then surely I can just remove that fail route
[23:25] <Stevethe1irate> and it will autoroute?
[23:25] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, if you are using dhcp it all autconfigure routes
[23:26] <vermont> redvamp128, thanks for the info
[23:26] <Stevethe1irate> noxville@virtue:/etc/network$ route -n | grep eth1
[23:26] <Stevethe1irate> 0.0.0.0         0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     0      0        0 eth1
[23:26] <Stevethe1irate> 192.168.0.0     0.0.0.0         255.255.255.0   U     0      0        0 eth1
[23:26] <Mox`> Why can't I install my new kernel? I get this error http://paste-it.net/public/j6e2e8c/ - what to do? :S
[23:26] <vermont> I'm really never disappointed when I leave this chat, thanks all.
[23:26] <n8tuserf> Stevethe1irate -> per your post you dont have a gateway
[23:27] <ChrisiPK> hey everyone, i manged to get my tv card (winfast tv 2000 xp rm) working with tvtime. only problem is: i can't get any sound. this tv card has a sound output which needs to be connected to the motherboard (i connected it to cd-in). the cd volume is at max, but i can't hear anything. works fine under winXP, though. any ideas?
[23:27] <quentusrex> Help. I edited /etc/resolv.conf. Now I want it to go back to being auto generated.
[23:27] <AndrEee> hello
[23:28] <AndrEee> how can i get OOo 3 via package manager?
[23:28] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, the 2nd command I gave you should have set the gw on that first line....
[23:28] <Stevethe1irate> Ha? Which command?
[23:28] <AndrEee> i only get 2.2 :(
[23:28] <Stevethe1irate> The one that killed the network?
[23:28] <Titan8990> Stevethepirate, sudo route add default gw 192.168.x.x eth1
[23:28] <shacklo> hello where can i get xubuntu help?
[23:29] <rww> AndrEee: what version of Ubuntu are you using?
[23:29] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, but I believe this will be much easier if you just configure it in /etc/network/interfaces
[23:29] <rww> shacklo: here or #xubuntu
[23:29] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: ok, what would I add?
[23:29] <shacklo> thanks
[23:29] <Stevethe1irate> to /etc/network..... .
[23:29] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/configuring-static-routes-in-debian-or-red-hat-linux-systems.html
[23:29] <quentusrex> Help. I edited /etc/resolv.conf. Now I want it to go back to being auto generated.
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> AndrEee: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-To-Install-OpenOffice-org-3-0-in-Ubuntu-8-10-96449.shtml
[23:29] <Titan8990> Stevethe1irate, look at the example there for eth1, you can almost copy and paste that and replace it with your addresses
[23:30] <Stevethe1irate> K, loading
[23:31] <Daft_Punk> is there a way to have the icon text (for the icons on desktop) to be readable on light AND dark backgrounds? (like in windows)
[23:32] <Stevethe1irate> K, check my ip route show
[23:32] <Stevethe1irate> http://rafb.net/p/Ccsr9v87.html
[23:33] <Huufarted> Question, folks.  I'm looking to find a single command I can use that will put or get a file to an FTP server similar to how rsync handles transfers.  Any ideas?
[23:33] <quentusrex> Someone... Help. I edited /etc/resolv.conf. Now I want it to go back to being auto generated.
[23:33] <Huufarted> quentusrex, reboot
[23:35] <cas> Hi, I've got an USB gadget as present (a rc tank) but unfortually it only supports windows. After searching the web I didn't find any information about drivers/software for this type of tank. Is there some sort of general project/driver/howto how to figure out how to use the USB adapter?
[23:35] <grayson> Hi all, are all the ubuntu servers overloaded at this time. Please and Thank you.
[23:35] <donavan01> I need to get ubuntu to boot from an SD card (trying to get my eee pc working) I am running 8.10 on my desktop and dont have an XP machine with a cardreader ... can anyone give me a link or some help getting my SD card bootable  all the howtos I find are for windows
[23:36] <Huufarted> donavan01, what size is your SD Card?
[23:36] <donavan01> 2gb
[23:36] <lineman60> danavan01 look at knoppix or  damn small linux they have howto's and there debian basied
[23:36] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990 @ http://rafb.net/p/Ccsr9v87.html
[23:36] <Huufarted> donavan01, k, that's size enough.  A few quick questions for you.  Got an external Hard Drive enclosure and a CD Drive or perhaps a portable CD drive already?
[23:37] <donavan01> lineman60 .... didnt know DSL was debian based
[23:37] <Huufarted> donavan01, or perhaps a Linux server already on your LAN?
[23:37] <shumpi> hello World! I am having a problem. Am trying to program "Hello World" in Ubuntu. The code should be ok, it compiles ok, but I cant get it to run... help?
[23:38] <Huufarted> shumpi, what language is it written in?
[23:38] <Huufarted> shumpi, what are you typing to run it and what is the error?
[23:38] <shumpi> C
[23:38] <Saippua_> business consultants are more importhant thaan programmers!
[23:38] <shumpi> #include < stdio.h>
[23:38] <shumpi> void main()
[23:38] <shumpi> {
[23:38] <shumpi>     printf("\n");
[23:38] <shumpi>     printf("Hello World");
[23:38] <shumpi>     printf("\n");
[23:38] <FloodBot1> shumpi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:38] <ryknow_> How do I go about networking both of my Ubuntu 8.10 machines?
[23:38] <Huufarted> haha oh snap
[23:38] <lineman60> donavan01 did you look here? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[23:38] <donavan01> huufarted : I have an USB cd/dvd ... tried booting from it but nothing but it was a no go ... I have a IDE to usb (also a 2.5 pata to usb)  and I have 2 ubuntu machines and 1 xp lappy
[23:39] <ryknow_> I have a Laptop, and my main machine. Just want to network the two, and transfer some stuff from the Laptop to the main rig.
[23:39] <grayson> !flood
[23:39] <shumpi> sorry bout the flood
[23:39] <Huufarted> donavan01, I had that problem also.  You NEED to go into the bios so it will see the CD drive, then it should boot to it
[23:39] <donavan01> lineman60: actually no somehow I missed it
[23:40] <lord_hypnos> hey, I have a simple question. where is the pidgin config stored? I didn't find anything like .pidgin
[23:40] <baz> whats a good app to *proxify* any other app even if it doesn't support it... is "tsocks" one? or "proxychains"? They both haven't been updated since 2006 i think
[23:41] <shacklo> hey, how can i give an account admin rights if i cant access the admin account?
[23:41] <shacklo> (on xubuntu)
[23:41] <grayson>  Hi all, are the Ubuntu servers overloaded at this time. Please and Thank you.
[23:41] <donavan01> huufarted ... I checking my settings again but it look like that was how I had it setup before... cd1st , sd 2nd, SSD 3rd
[23:41] <Huufarted> lord_hypnos, try .pidgin in your home directory
[23:41] <dano1> Is there a room for Ubuntu beginners?
[23:41] <Huufarted> donavan01, do you see the CD Drive's manufacturer listed in the bios at all?
[23:41] <lord_hypnos> .pidgin isnt there
[23:42] <lord_hypnos> this is the reason I'm asking
[23:42] <lord_hypnos> huufarted
[23:42] <Huufarted> lord_hypnos, stand by
[23:42] <lord_hypnos> kk
[23:42] <AndrEee> rww:  i use an old version
[23:42] <AndrEee> its eeeXubuntu
[23:42] <adje> sorry to interrupt, but did you do ctrl+h hypnos?
[23:43] <AndrEee> this method is only for newer versions+
[23:43] <dano1> anyone?  Trying to find a room for newbies.  Can you help?
[23:43] <Stevethe1irate> Titan8990: thanks for help... but alas.. its past my bedtime in ZA
[23:43] <AndrEee> my hard drive is to small so i cant do a distribution update
[23:43] <Huufarted> lord_hypnos, try /usr/lib/pidgin
[23:43] <Stevethe1irate> [metaphorically]
[23:43] <shumpi> Hey dano1, I think this is the place,
[23:43] <Stevethe1irate> I will give it another bash tomorrow....
[23:43] <Stevethe1irate> But until then, adios, ciao.
[23:43] <Huufarted> lord_hypnos, nevermind, that's not it
[23:43] <dano1> ty
[23:43] <shumpi> :)
[23:44] <Huufarted> sorry, lord_hypnos I don't know.
[23:44] <shumpi> I get the a.out file, but it doesnt run, after Ive compiled Hello World
[23:44] <lord_hypnos> ok thanks anyway huufarted
[23:44] <donavan01> huufarted: that a big negative ... but honestly that doesnt suprise me much I dont think the extrenal cage is very good ... got a cheap one ... should have spent more
[23:45] <Huufarted> lord_hypnos, we're looking for the wrong stuff.  Look for .purple
[23:45] <Huufarted> donavan01, to answer your question about booting from SD Card:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[23:45] <Huufarted> donavan01, got another PC on your LAN running Ubuntu?
[23:46] <lord_hypnos> thanks huufarted
[23:46] <Huufarted> you find it, lord_hypnos ?
[23:46] <donavan01> huufarted ": yeah 2 of them one running 8.1 and another running 8.04
[23:47] <Huufarted> donavan01, another option you have is installing over the network.
[23:47] <lord_hypnos> yeah huufarted, it works, I'm just copying stuff from my old /home folder to the new one
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> shumpi: then make sure you: chmod +x ./a.out
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> shumpi: then execute it with: ./a.out
[23:47] <larsemil> quick question, i am buying a new computer. nvidias graphic driver has always been better. but what should i go for now as the ati one is up and coming? :)
[23:47] <lord_hypnos> and it worked
[23:47] <donavan01> yeah but wouldnt I still need to have a bootable usb/sd card to get this working ?
[23:47] <shumpi> thx do you mean I should typt that in the terminal?
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> donavan01: i gave you the link dude
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> shumpi: yeah man
[23:48] <shumpi> It works!!!!
[23:48] <shumpi> yes!
[23:48] <donavan01> actionparsnip:  working on it too many pages to read ... thanks though
[23:48] <shumpi> thx!
[23:49] <bernz>  larsemil, both will be equally "difficult" to install for ubuntu, so it's not a big deal really; either should be good if you're going for something high-end.. by "difficult", i mean it *might* be difficult, but it might go smoothly too
[23:49] <Huufarted> donavan01, no you can boot ENTIRELY over the network
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> donavan01: well what you are wanting isnt simple. I think the live cd has an install to usb option
[23:49] <Huufarted> donavan01, I stand corrected, the bios has to support it and TBH I'm not 100% certain the Asus bios does.
[23:49] <shumpi> what does chmod do?
[23:49] <Huufarted> !chmod | shumpi
[23:49] <Huufarted> shumpi, it changes permissions on files
[23:50] <Sa[i]nT> How come I can't install Opera?
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> shumpi: makes files executable, readbale, writable and the opposite
[23:50] <donavan01> Actionparsnip: sorry I miss spoke ... its not too much to read ... I just have too much all at once I havent made it to the page you sent.... didnt mean I was too lazy to read it ... just havent gotten to it yet
[23:50] <shumpi> ah....
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> usb | donavan01
[23:51] <donavan01> huufarted I have "Onboard lan boot ROM (disabled currently)
[23:51] <bernz> error: missing '!'  ;-)
[23:51] <shumpi> thx!!!!
[23:52] <Huufarted> donavan01, that means it supports it
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> !usb
[23:53] <snuffmeister> so, trying to install opencv
[23:53] <snuffmeister> this is the problem
[23:53] <snuffmeister> http://paste.ubuntu.com/123579/
[23:53] <snuffmeister> any ideas?
[23:53] <snuffmeister> it's on the 'sudo make install'
[23:55] <larsemil> quick question, i am buying a new computer. nvidias graphic driver has always been better. but what should i go for now as the ati one is up and coming? :)
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> !hcl
[23:55] <Yud_Zroc> !server
[23:55] <ranok> I had a kernel oops this morning, where should I report it?
[23:56] <donavan01> ok I think I got the SD card to work with the creat USB startup.... that wizard is way easier than all the command line crap (that didnt work)  from the other howtos I found
[23:56] <Yud_Zroc> !bug
[23:56] <donavan01> thanks everyone ... heres hoping it boots
[23:56] <snuffmeister> ActionParsnip: i read the thread you gave me back there, there was nothing on this
[23:56] <Yud_Zroc> ranok: look at that last ubotu thingy
[23:58]  * jspiros polls for good VPS and dedicated providers for serious sites
[23:59] <cwickert> how to search LP only for a single component?
[23:59] <Yud_Zroc> can anyone give me one on one duel network card support?